SUMMARY OF CONTENTS. 
 
 List of Firms represented in the Catalogue portion of this Work att whe Bie a5 a m 
 Telegraphic Addresses oo = i a oi me oe a Sy 4 ay, 12 4 
 Index to Goods and Building Materials ... a fe ahs es ie re nos ee 15 iy 
 Index to Information and Tabular Matter apart from Catalogue Ne a ee re: 28 
 
 Price Book ae ee a “nt re ae i sae i +e ame a. ox 257 
 
 Index to Legal Decisions (1903—1906) ... sae $e ae Spe Sie he ae Bae 285 | 
 
 Legal Decisions oa Ae wi nes ce a. Se ae Ae om soi beg 285. 
 
 Notes and Data... snd ye ian es Sct Pe aoe Dt sisi e o Lo 293 
 
 List of Architectural Societies af e, ey. es ree a a as a eh S2O: 
 
 List of Architects in the United Kingdom ee a4 big ae ae A Eine Bs 335 
 
 List of Ecclesiastical Surveyors ... a Me aia Bon ay Eee ae: es z 356 
 
 List of Builders, and Class of Work Undertaken ore Aes bs oo Sar es NG 257 
 
 THE CATALOGUE 
 
 Of Building Materials with Illustrations and Prices of Goods, viz. :— 
 
 Section A. Page 3I. | Section D. Page 93. 
 
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 Bricks, Terra Cotta, &c. ‘Hanging and Roof Tiles. | Timber. Joinery, Wood Chimney Pieces, &c. 
 Flooring and Wall Tiles and Faience. Parquet and Wood Block Flooring. 
 
 Wood Fencing. 
 
 Section B. Page 55. Section E. Page I05. 
 
 Felts, Silicate Cotton, Roofing and Damp and 
 Soundproof Materials. Asphaltes, Tar Paving, &c. 
 Cements, Limes, &c. Slates and Slating. 
 
 Iron and Steel Construction. 
 
 Iron, Wood, and other Buildings. 
 
 Fire Escape Staircases, Cast Work, &c. 
 Gates, Railings, &c. 
 
 ae ES Metal Work. 
 
 Section C. Page 73. 
 Stone. Artificial Stone. Section F. Page 125. 
 
 Marble, Stone, Granite, and Slate Masonry. Fireproof Construction. Fireproof Doors, Safes, &c. 
 Mosaics. Carving. Fire Appliances. 
 
Section H. Page 147. 
 
 Lighting and Fittings. 
 Ventilation. Ventilation and Warming. 
 Warming. Tubes, &c. 
 
 Section J. Page I59. 
 
 Lifts, Elevators, &c. Stable Fittings. 
 
 Section K. Page I67. 
 
 Hinges and Springs. 
 
 Locks, Door Furniture, Casement Fastenings, &c. 
 
 Sliding Door Fittings. 
 
 General Ironmongery. 
 
 Sash Chains, Pulleys, &c. 
 Kitcheners, Stoves, and Mantels. 
 
 Section L. Page I95. 
 
 Sashes, Casements, and Frames. 
 Gearing and Fittings. 
 
 Section M. Page 203. 
 
 Drainage, Pipes, &c. 
 
 Sanitary and Sewer Castings. 
 Sanitary Manufactures. 
 
 Engineers’ and Plumbers’ Fittings. 
 
 Section N. Page 215. 
 
 Church and Factory Bells. 
 
 Blinds, Service Lifts, Shutters and Partitions. 
 Shop Fronts, Letters, Name Plates, &c. 
 Draught Excluders. 
 
 Stair Treads. 
 
 Section O. Page 295]. 
 
 Glazing and Glass. Prisms, 
 
 Roof Glazing. 
 
 Section P. Page 24I. 
 
 Paints, Colours, Varnishes, &c. 
 Wall and Ceiling Coverings. 
 
 Section R. Page 25]. 
 
 Lightning Conductors. 
 
 Horticultural Buildings, &c. 
 
HIGHEST AWARD FOR VENTILATION, PARIS EXHIBITION, 1900. 
 Two Gold Medais and One Silver Medal. 
 
 Awarded the £50 Prize, with Grand Diploma (only Prize offered), at the International Ventilation 
 Competition, London. 
 
 BOYLE’S LATEST PATENT 
 
 “ AIR-PUMP” VENTILATOR. 
 
 HAS DOUBLE THE EXTRACTING POWER OF EARLIER FORMS, 
 AND IS ONE-HALF THE PRICE. 
 
 —. »« Price Lise ae 
 CARRIAGE PAID ON No. 175. 
 
 Dia. of Inside of Dia. of Dia. of Pipe 
 
 Head. Base. Pipe. Recom- No. 175. 
 Tasso Ins. Ins. mended. 4 s. @ 
 12 ee en) 4 to 8 6 ins. Leone 
 14 i4 x 14 By page 7 110 0 
 16 16 x 16 6 ,, 10 Siu DA Pe mw) 
 18 18 x 18 7 eae Om 2 215 O 
 20 20 x 20 ey 4 fob ts 310. 0 
 2 PINOLE: LOM sett ibang 410 0 
 2 27 x 27 Ie ” 16 Tq ” 5 5 O 
 30 30 x 30 12 ae te), eae Ae 6100 
 3 36 x 36 pea TS, que -. 815 0 
 2 A2 yz 42 17 ,, 24 Zit 559 ee sot Lire 0 
 48 48 x 48 20 ;, 28 2 2” O10 Pai 14 ef 6 
 54 54 x S4 24 5, 32 28 4, -- + “18.48 0 
 
 Made Fireproof, to fit over Sunburners, 10 per cent. extra. 
 
 N.B.—When ordering, the following 
 
 Fach Ventilator has the formula should be used :—“ Boyle’s Latest 
 
 2 : Patent ‘Air-Pump’ Ventilator, No...) .; 
 
 CCS MED RLY LS Trade Mark affixed, Dia, of Headi.2, Dia-vot sPipese ew aice 
 without which none are genuine. NG each.....” (Also state if for ceiled or 
 
 REGISTERED | open roof.) 
 
 Seware of Inferior Imitations and Misleading Representations, as CONSIDERABLE 
 LOSS TO CONTRACTORS has been caused thereby. See following Samples of 
 Letters received from Architects :— 
 
 From Messrs. JENKINS & MARR, Architects, 16, Bridge Street, Aberdeen. 
 
 “ Re the substitution of other Ventilators to certain buildings designed by us, in place of Boyle’s Patent ‘ Air-Pump’ 
 Ventilators, and Boyle’s ‘Air-Inlet Tubes,’ which were specified to be used, we beg to inform you that these substituted 
 Ventilators have how been removed, and replaced with the genuine Ventilators of your manufacture. It is our intention 
 to reject in every case’ all such substitutions, and we cannot too strongly condemn such practices, which result in 
 considerable loss to the contractors who have been imposed upon.” 
 
 From E. W. BURNETT, Esq., Architect, Tondu, Bridgend. 
 
 “‘T had specified a nuinber of your Patent ‘ Air-Pump’ Ventilators for two new Schools, but the contractor having 
 ordered them from other firm, under the impression that your Ventilators would be supplied, I declined to accept those sent, 
 as I found upon examination that they were not yours. The contractor has since ordered the proper Ventilators from you, 
 but he will have to bear the loss of the first lot, as he informs me the people he got them from refuse to take them back.” 
 
 ROBERT BOYLE & SON, 
 
 - - Ventilating Engineers, - - 
 
 64, Holborn Viaduct, LONDON, 110, Bothwell Street, GLASGOW, 
 
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 Acetylene Corporation of Great Britain, Ld, 49, Applebee Bros., Walthamstow... ard st pe 27 
 Victoria Street, Westminster, London, S.W. .. 147 Asbestos Co. (The London), 101, Leadenhall Street, 
 Acme Flooring and Paving Co. (1904), Ld, Gains- | London, E.C. aN sy 7 iv ei 55 
 borough Road, Victoria Park, London, N.E, ... 98,99 | Ashworth, John, & Co., Rossendale Valley Saw Mills, 
 Adamant Co., Ld. (The), 6—11, Commercial Street, Bir- Waterfoot, Manchester ; Imperial Chambers, Old 
 mingham ; 42, Berners Street, Oxford Street, and Millgate, Manchester... is _ ot ii 93 
 St. Pancras Station, London ; 55, Victoria Street, | Attwood, J., Foster Boiler Works, Stourbridge 156 
 Bristol Bp $0 ab ane Bs eos 52, 127 
 Adamantine Clinker Works, Little Bytham, Grantham — 32 
 Adams, J., & Son, 105, Union Street, London Bridge, 
 London, eee a Sek 173 
 ; 5, Emera reet, Theobalds Road, } 
 Sc. <r : hee a a 168, 199 Baldwin, Son, & Co., Ld., Stourport ; 59, Holborn 
 Adlard, Roberts & Co. if, (See Roberts, Adlard & Co.) Viaduct, London, E.C. .. Be wir aR son aT 
 Aldridge Colliery Co., Ld., Aldridge, near Walsall 33 Baldwins, Ld., 5, Fenchurch Street, London, B.C. .:, 110 
 Anderson, D., & Son, Ld., Lagan Felt Works, Belfast ; Bayliss, Jones & Bayliss, Ld., V ictoria W orks, Wolver- 
 Roach Road Works, Old Ford, London, E. 57, 58, 243, 244 hampton; 139 & 141, Cannon Street, London, 
 Anderson, R., & Co., Leadenhall House, 101, Leadenhall EN@i es: <cee ir rey aes pes 116, I17 
 Street, London, E.C. ee bh es ays 253 | Bell. Fs & Son, Pitt Street Iron Works, Edinburgh 106 
 Anglo-American Rope & Oakum Co., 19, Canning Birmingham Blind Co., Universe Works, 239A, Bradford 
 Place, and Hopwood Street, N. Liverpool e203 Street, and Alcester Street, Birmingham __... ZS 
 
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 Blackler, A. W., & Sons, Ld., Royal Marble Works, St. 
 Mary Church, ple ee a, Bie 80 
 Blakeley, E. F., & Co., Vauxhall Tronwork s, Vauxhall 
 Road, Liv erpool b 106 
 Boobbyer, J. H., & Sons, ‘Kean ‘Street, “Drury Lane, 
 Aldwych, London, W.C. 174, 175 
 
 Boyle, Robert, & Son, 64, Holborn: Viaduct, London, 325 
 
 H.C. ; 110, Bothwell Street, Glasgow Special position 3, Fey 
 Bradshaw & Co. , 2, ae Victoria* Street, London, P 
 C 4 
 Brady, Geo., & Cast “49, Pott Street, ‘Ancoats, Man- 
 chester : 160, 220 
 Bray, H., & (one #letton, “Peterborough ; Bentinck 
 Buildings, Nottingham ; 'G.N.B. Brick Depot, York 
 Road, King’s Cross, London, N. 32 
 British Challenge Glazing Co., Ld. (The), Bank 
 Chambers, 92, Tooley Street, and 7, Bermondsey 
 Street, London, S.E. 236 
 
 British Luxfer Prism Syndicate oe 16, Hill Street, 
 Finsbury, London, E.C. ; 67, Hope Street, Glasgow ; 
 Winchester House, Victoria Square, Birmingham ; 
 29, Princess Street, Manchester ; Worswick Street, 
 Newcastle-on- Tyne .128, 233, 236 
 
 Broad & Go., Ld, 2 & 4, South Wharf, ‘Paddington, 
 London, W.; Finchley Road (L. & N. W. Railway 
 
 Station), and Old Jamaica Wharf, ee 
 
 London ; West Drayton; Hayes, G. W. Ry... 206, 207 
 Broadbent & Co., Leicester ... as 70 
 Brooker, J. T., British Timber Works, Dorking IO4A, 1048 
 
 Broseley Tile Makers’ Association, Broseley, Shropshire 46, 47 
 Brown, A. A., St. Nicholas Granite Works, Aberdeen ... 
 Bryden, John, & Sons, 90, Gloucester Road, London, 
 
 S.W.; 16, Frederick Street, Edinburgh ; 60, Renfield 
 Street, Glasgow ; 32, Bell Street, Dundee... 160 
 Bursledon Brick Co., 13, Portland Street, Southampton 34 
 Carr, Chas., Ld., The Bell Foundry, Smethwick 215 
 Carter & Co., Encaustic Tile Works, Poole ; 29, Albert 
 Embankment, London, S8.E. 100, Deansgate, Man- 
 chester ; Architectural Pottery, Hamworthy... 52A, 52B 
 Cartland, J., & Son, Ld., ee 5 Bi, Holborn 
 Viaduct, London, E.C. 176, BALE 200, 201 
 Caston, Geo., Con Bee, Sterry Street, Tabard 
 Street, London, S Hea ae 122 
 Chance Bros. & Co., Ld. , Glass Works, near r Birmingham 
 232A, 2328 | 
 pee C., & Co., 13, Clerkenwell Road, London, 
 E.C. oe “244A, 244B 
 Chappell | & Payne, 1k Queen " Street, Cheapside, 
 London, E.C. 246 
 Clark, S., & Co., Compton. Works, Canonbury Road, 
 Highbury ; Bath House, 58, Holborn Viaduct, 
 London ; Bi 157 | 
 Coles, Shadbolt & Com Ld., 123, Caledonian. Road, 
 London, N. ; ; Harefield, Middlesex : . | 66 
 Collier, S. & E., elds: Reading ane 35 
 Collier, W. H. , Mark’s Tey Brick, Tile, Pipe, and Pottery 
 Ww orks, near ete -. 33 
 Cooper, H. W., & Co., 284A, Upper George Street, 
 and 16 and 18, Title Oe Street, Edgware Road, 
 London, W. 149 
 Cooper, J. K., & Sons, Brick, Tile, and Terra Cotta 
 Works, Pinkney’s Green, Maidenhead ; Castle Hill, 
 Maidenhead 36, 37 
 Couzens, George, & ‘Sons, City 1 Road Works, Oxford 
 Lane, Cardiff 3 204 
 Crapper, Thomas, & Co., Lan 50, 52 2 & 5A, “Marlborough 
 Road, Chelsea, London, SayVeee 211 
 Cruickshank, R. 5 ee ma Albyn Granite Works, 
 Aberdeen ; 81 
 Davies Bros., Portmadoc, North Wales ... 71 
 
 Dawson & Co., ede Mendip Wharf, Battersea, and 
 
 Clapham Junction, London, 8.W. 
 34, 80, 205 
 
 Falcon Road, 
 
 MANUFACTURERS AND MERCHANTS. 
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 Dean, J., 339, Putney Bridge Road, and Cromwell 
 Buildings, ‘London, SAV. 216 
 Dixon & Corbitt & R. S. Newall & Co., dy 
 Strand, London; Gateshead-on-Tyne 254 
 Donkin, J., 4, Albert Road, Bournemouth ; iB High 
 Street, Clapham, London 203 
 
 Doughty, John, & Son, Jackfield, Salop; Broseley, Salop 48 
 
 Dowson, Taylor & Co. Es .. (See Mather & Platt, Ld.) 
 
 Drew-Bear, Perks & Co., Ld., 71a, Queen Victoria 
 Street, & Battersea Steel Works, Wellington Road, 
 London igh 108, 109 
 
 Duffy, W. | Gainsborough Road, Victoria Park, London, 
 N. 
 
 E, .. ; eo 98, 99 
 
 Edwards, J. C., Terra Cotta Works, Ruabon, North 
 Wales; 376 & 377, Strand, London, W.C. ; 8, South 
 
 Parade, St. Mary’s Street, Manchester ; a St. 
 Vincent Street, Glasgow 8,: 39, 53, 210 
 Efficient Lighting & Heating Co., Hill ret Park 
 Road, Regent’s Park, London, NW. ; . 148 
 Elliott, Samuel, & Sons, Ld., Caversham, Reading 95 
 Ellis, Geary & Co., 139, Cannon Street, London, 
 Eee 90, 97 
 Ellis, Partridge “& Co., leds Grey Friars, Leicester ; 
 Gospel Oak Slate Depot, Kentish Town, London, 
 N.W. toe ae bg aoe OA O 
 Emley & Sons, Ld, 42 & 44, Westgate Road, Newcastle- 
 upon-Tyne. 82, 154 
 Essex & Co., Ted 114 & 116, Victoria Street, ‘London, 
 S.W ... 2464 —246d 
 Exley, W., & Sons, The Rock Works, ieee 
 Shropshire me : 48 
 Faldo, Thomas, & Co., Ld., Somerset Wharf, 283, 285, 
 Rotherhithe Street, "London, S.E. 64 
 Fenning & Co., Ld., 3, Salters’ Hall Court, “Cannon 
 Street, London, E. C. 81 
 Fleming, P. & Ri, & Cos 29, Argyle Sess 
 Glasgow - ... me ts eeleae ee tO 
 Fletcher, Russell & Co., Ld., Scotia Foundry, Pendle- 
 ton, and 130 & 132, Deansgate, Manchester ;, 17, 
 Islington, Liverpool; 134, Queen Victoria Street, 
 London ; Palatine Works, War rington 194 
 Francis, S. W., & Co., Ld., 64, 66, 68 & 70, Gray’ s Inn 
 Road, London, W. G. 220 
 Furse, W. Je, Traffic Street, “Queen's Walk, Nottingham 254 
 Garden & Co., Victoria Works, Aberdeen : 81 
 Gardiner, Sons & Go., edi, Nelson Street and Midland 
 Tronworks, Bristol. 118, 123, 124, 132, 133, 161, 196, 
 197, 202 
 Geary, Walker & Co., Ld., 11, Queen Victoria Street, 
 London, E.C. ee 89, 100 
 Gerish, S., & Co., ‘Buttesland Street, East Road, 
 London, N. SEA ing Wee 3 
 Gibbard, J. R., & Son, St. Sidwells, Exeter ; 37, High 
 Street, Wimbledon, Surrey —: oe sane LOL 
 Gibbons, "James, St. John’s Iron Works, Wolver- 
 hampton ; 9, Southampton Row, London, WiC.) 3273 
 Gibbs & Canning, Ld., Glascote Works, Tamworth ; 
 340, Gray’s Inn Road, London, W.C. . 40 
 Gibbs, John, & Son, 72, 74 & 76, Juke Street, Liv erpool 
 152, 153, 187 
 Gray, James, Danvers Street, Chelsea, London, 8. W. 
 156, 256 
 Gray, W., & Co., 5, Philpot Lane, and 69, 
 Commercial Street, "London ; 11, Millstone Lane, 
 Leicester... 255 
 rte Aes & ; Son, 115, I Leadenhall Street, London, : 
 252 
 
ADDRESS REGISTER OF MANUFACTURERS 
 
 AND MERCHANTS. 9 
 
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 Greaves, Bull & Lakin, Ld., Harbury, Leamington ; 
 164, South Wharf, Paddington, London, W. ; 
 Worcester Wharf, Birmingham nc He a 67 
 Griffiths, Wm., 126, Hamilton House, Bishopsgate 
 Street Without, London, E.C. 52 
 Grover & Co., Ld., Britannia W gant Wharf Road, City 
 Road, London, N. ; 237 
 Hall, John, & Sons, 217, Hornsey Road, London, N. 216 
 Hall, ad & "Co. 88, Wigmore Street, London, 
 21 
 lets “Glazing Works, “Abingdon Street, “North- 
 ampton 238 
 Hartley Bros. , Queen’s Road, “Gorton, Manchester hae 225 
 Havelock Patent Plaster Partition Co., 63, Finsbury 
 Pavement, London, E.C. 128 
 
 Hayward Brothers & Eckstein, La., 187—201, Union 
 Street, Borough, London, 8.E. 3. Simpson Street, 
 Manchester ; midis West Regent Street, Glasgow 
 
 III, IIs, 138, 154, 165, 198, 232, 
 
 Hayward, Wm., & Sons, Ld., Brunswick and Vulcan 
 Works, Wolv erhampton ; 107, Cannon Street, 
 London, E.C. is aoe 
 
 Helliwell & Co., Lae ‘Brighouse, Yorks; 11, Victoria 
 Street, London, S.W.; 32, Queen Square, Bristol ; 
 Welford Place, Leicester ; Star Works, Cambridge 
 Street, Birmingham ; ; Ocean Buildings, Donegal 
 Square, Jey Belfast ; 180, West Regent ‘Street, Glas- 
 gow ; Pheenix Works, Russell Road, Aberdeen ; fe 
 Nassau Street, Dublin ; Tae Mosley Street, Man- 
 chester ; 12, Akenside Hill, Quayside, Newcastle-on- 
 AD aaley ec 
 
 Heywood, W. H,, & Co., B 
 field ; 39, Victoria Street, London, 8. W. ; 
 gate, Manchester ... fils anf 
 
 Hill & Smith, Brierley Hill Iron Works , Brierley Hill, 
 
 ; Staffordshire 118, Queen Victoria Street, London, 
 
 E.C. . : 118A, 118B 
 
 Hinchliff, 'Geo., & Son, Clayton. West and Skelman- 
 thorpe, near Huddersfield 75 
 
 Hobbs, Hart & Co., Ld., Arlington Street, Islington, 
 and 76, Cheapside, London ere 134—137, 178—181 
 
 Hodkin. & Jones, Ld., Havelock Bridge Works, Queen’s 
 aay Sheftield; 63, Finsbury Pavement, London, 
 
 B.C. . 77, 88, 130 
 
 Hodkinson & Con Ld., “Canada Works, Hawkes Street, 
 
 234 
 
 119 
 
 239 
 say Hall Works, Hudders- 
 49, Deans- 
 231 
 
 Small Heath, Birmingham 223 
 Hollybrook Brick Co., eds Chester Park, Kingswood, 
 Bristol a 45 
 Holtew7. Es S:, Bowling Back Lane, Bradford ,. e224 
 Howorth, Jas., & Co., Victoria Works, Farnworth, 
 near Bolton ; sch ac at ae ae 50 
 International Asphalte Co. (G. A. Wall), Chiswell 
 House, 133, Finsbury Pavement, London, E.C. _... 64, 71 
 Irish Marble Co. ers Colles), Marble Mills, 
 Kilkenny, Ireland ; = Bn oe 82 
 Janes & Son, 101, Aldersgate Street ; 4, Panton Street, 
 Haymarket ; ‘and Glasshouse Yar d, London.. A 216 
 Jeffrey & Co., 31, Mortimer Street, London, W.; 
 64, Essex Road, ‘Islington, London, N. Ss 247—250 
 Jennings, C., & Co., Harl’s Mead Joinery Works, 
 Pennywell Road, Bristol 96 
 
 Kentish Town, 
 South 
 56, 128A—128D 
 
 Jones, F., & Co., 12, Perrin Street, 
 London, IN. Wis, soil Cross Street, Manc hester ; 
 Bank Works, Middlesbrough 
 
 PAGE , 
 
 Kaye & Co., Ld., Southam Works, Rugby 66 
 
 | Kensington ‘Window Blind Co. as, Kensington High 
 
 Street, London, W. ; Bridge Road and Blacks Road, 
 Hammer smith, Ww. 
 LS iio We\ic & Co. 
 Bridge House, 181, 
 London, E.C.; Hayes, 
 Yorks a Be a 
 
 : 219 
 
 (a Mack ” "Fireproofing Co. ), 
 Queen Victoria Street, 
 
 Middlesex ; Rawcliffe, 
 ; Fa 129 
 
 Latto, A. F., & Co., Wood Street Buildings, Fore 
 Street, London, E.C. oe re Mas at ae 
 Lawford & Co., 65, Fenchurch Street, London, 
 Lee, Arthur, & Bros., Ld., Marble Wharf, Hayes, 
 "Middlesex ... ; 80, 808 
 Leeds Fire Clay Conmlas “2 and ie Norfolk “Street, 
 Strand, London, W.C. ; Wortley, Leeds; 21, Leeds 
 Street, Liverpool ; IF Edmund Street, Birmingham ; 
 L. & N. W. Goods Yard, Ardwick, Manchester ; 
 38, Church Street, Sheffield ; Alfred Gelder Street, 
 South Side, Queen’ s Dock, Hull ; Royal Exchange, 
 
 246 
 
 Middlesbrough ; 4, Northumberland Street, New- 
 castle-on- Tyne = a 544, 54B 
 Leeming Bar Foundry Co., “Bedale : re 187 
 
 Leggott, W. & R., Ld., Silens Works & 51, “Hustlergate, 
 
 Bradford ; 90 and 91, High Holborn, London, WRC: 
 
 65, King Street, Manchester... 182—185 
 Lewis, Joseph, 5 and 6, Great Winchester. “Street, 
 
 London, E.C. 8 aN 251 
 Lift &: Hoist Co., 108—112, Prince Street, Deptford, 
 
 London, 8. E. II5, 138, 160A, 1608 
 
 Limmer Asphalte Paving Co. ; Ld. (The), 2, Moorgate 
 
 Street, London, E.C. be cae ban 64 
 London Asbestos Co. (The), 101, ‘Leadenhall Street, 
 London, E.C. ae oh oe 55 
 London Drawing & ‘Tracing Office, 98, Gray’s Inn 
 Road, Holborn, London, W.C. Special position 
 Lucas, i ES Son, Engineers and Patentees, 
 Brockley, London, S. roe 164, 226 
 
 Luxfer Prism Syndicate, Ld. (The British), ‘16, Hill 
 
 Street, Finsbury, London, E.C. ; 67, Hope Str eet, 
 Glasgow : Winchester House, Victoria Square, 
 Birmingham ; 29, Princess Street, Manchester ; 
 
 Worswick Street, Newcastle-on- Tyne .. 128, 233, 236 
 Lyte’s Metallic Woven Stair-Tread Co., Ld., 
 Craven Street, Charing Cross, London, W.C. 
 
 AATF, 
 
 230 
 
 “Mack” Fireproofing Co. (See King, J. A., & Co. 
 
 Lamb’s Passage, Bunhill Row, 
 
 McNeill, F., & Co., 
 London, E.C. ‘5962 
 Madeley Wood Co. (The), Tron Bridge, B.8.0., ‘Shrop- 
 shire 5b Jo 90 ap a abe ae 49 
 Major, H. J. & C., Ld., The Patent Tile Works, 
 Bridgwater e500 5k 
 Malkin Tile Works Co., Ted Burslem, Staffs. OD: 
 Charing Cross Road, ‘London, W.C. 31 
 Mather & Platt, Ld., ‘Queen Anne’s Chambers, West- 
 minster, London, S. W. ; Park Works, Manchester 
 125, 139 
 
 Mathews, E., & Co., 61, St. Mary Axe, London, E.C. ; 
 Aberllefenny, North Wales ; 37, Victoria Street, 
 
 Bristol; Midland Wharf and Payne Road Wharf, 
 
 Bow, E. 68, 72 
 Mellowes & Co., Ld., Corporation Street, Sheffield ; 
 
 28, Victoria Street, London, SAWer kc 240 
 Moore, M. & R., 64, Pentonville Road, and “Times ” 
 
 Wharf, 215s New North Road, London, iN: 88 
 Mosaic & Artistic Floors Gos 104 and 12, King’s s Road, 
 
 St. Pancras, London, N. W. QI 
 Motley & Green, Ld., ae Kirkstall Road, Leeds.. II2 
 
 SF 33% 
 
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 95 
 
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 75 | 
 
 Nelson, Charles, & Co., Ltd., Stockton (near Rugby), 
 Warwickshire; 16, South Wharf, Paddington, 
 London, W.; Cambrian Wharf, Crescent, Birming- 
 ham ; 2, Mount Street, Manchester ; 69 
 
 Noakes, E. G., Steam Joinery Works, West “Street, 
 Eastbour ne. 94 
 
 North British Plumbing Co., Ld. (The), 15; Carteret 
 Street, Westminster, London, S.W. ... 208, 209 
 
 North Wales Slate Co., ’Portm: adoc, Carnarvonshire .. 72 | 
 
 Northwood, sonn 50, V aughton Street South, Birming- 
 ham ... ; ie G7) 
 
 Oakeley Slate Quarries Co., Ld. (The), 53, Parliament 
 Street, Westminster, London, S.W.; Portmadoc, 
 
 North Wales ae 
 Odling (Anselm) & Sons, ae Crown Wharf, 132, New 
 
 North Road, London ; Exchange Wharf, 285— 289, 
 
 Vauxhall Road, Liv erpool ; 45, Anderston Quay, | 
 
 Glasgow ; New Cleveland Street, Hull.. : 82a, 8238 
 Owen, Joseph, & Sons, Ld., Stanley Saw Mills & 166, 
 
 Regent Road, Liver pool 190A, High Street, 
 
 Borough, London, S.E. Tunstall Saw Mills, 
 
 Tunstall 3 Hunslet. Lane, Leeds ; Grey Mare Lane, 
 
 Openshaw, and 21, Grosvenor Street, C.-on-M., | 
 
 Manchester oa xo aS Ae seu 04 
 Parkstone Steam Joinery, Co., Poole Road, ee 
 
 Dorset 
 Parry, H., & Sons, idx Kirton-i in- Lindsey, R .S. O., 
 
 Lines. 68 
 Pethick Brothers, Laira Bridge, Plymouth ; : 109, Victoria 
 
 Street, Westminster, London, S. W. 82 
 Pilkington & Co., Monument Chambers, ‘King ‘William 
 
 Street, London, E.C. ey 66 
 Pilkington Bros., Ld. (The ‘St. Helen’s Glass Co.), St. 
 
 Helen’s, Lancs. ; Horse Shoe Wharf, 10, Upper 
 
 Thames Street, London, E.C. ; 22, Drury Buildings, 
 
 Water Street, Liverpool; 24 and 25, Grosvenor 
 
 Chambers, Deansgate, Manchester ... 234A—234D 
 Préestage & Co., The ee Tileries, Broseley, 
 
 Salop 
 Preston Granite Concrete Co., Ld., ‘The Docks, Pr eston, 
 
 Lanes. 78 
 Price, George, Ld., Cleveland Works, Wolverhampton I4I 
 Quadruple Exhaust Ventilator be pee oe. Lan- 
 
 cashire : ISI 
 Rhiwbach Slate Quarry Owners, Blaenau Festiniog, 
 
 North Wales ; ft 
 Rhodes’ Patent Sash Hanging Gor, Fairholt Works, 
 
 Fairhoit Road, Stoke Newington, London, N. i eT OZ. || 
 Riddiough, J., & Son, Ld., Bolton Woods, Bradford .., | 
 Ridley, Thos. D., & Sons, Erimus Slag Paving Works, 
 
 South Bank, B.S. O., Yorkshire 75 
 Ritchie, Alex. ,& Co. , Castle Baynard Wharf, 12 and 13, 
 
 Upper Thames Street, London, E.C, : 188, 189 
 Roberts, Adlard, & Co., 25 and 26, Bermondsey Wall, 
 
 London, S. E a Queen § Street, Gh ease London, 
 
 BCE es ; 72 
 
 St. Pancras Ironwork Co., Ld. (The), 171, St. Pancras 
 Road, London, N.W. a ; 
 
 Scott Bros., “Gravel Lane, Salford, Manchester Aan 
 
 Sessions & Sons, Ld., Gloucester . 
 
 Shaw & Carter, 10, ’ Edgbaston Street, & Park Street, 
 
 Birmingham 
 
 113, 140, 166, 212, 235 
 
 and Berkshire Road, Hackney Wick, London 94 
 Soper, John, 20, Old Cavendish Street, London, W 220 
 Steer, Thornborough, & Co., High Gross, Tottenham, 
 
 London, INS 224 
 Stevens & ‘Adams, 120—122, ‘Victoria Street, London, 
 
 Save 102 
 Stewarts & Lloyds, Ld., 41, ‘Oswald Street, Glasgow ; 
 
 Nile Street, Birmingham; 50, Cannon Street, and 
 
 157 & 158, Upper Thames Street, London; 63, 
 
 Paradise Street, Liverpool ; 84, Deansgate, and Com- 
 
 mercial Street, Manchester; Neville Street and 
 
 Sovereign Street, Leeds; 132, Bute Street, and 
 
 Hannah Street, Cardiff ... ae me bids RE SS 
 Sun Gas Co., Ld., 15, Tothill Street, Broadway, 
 
 Westminster, London, SAW /Aae sc 148 
 Szerelmey, N. C: & Co., Szerelmey Works, “Rother- 
 
 hithe New Road, London, S. E. és 5 ENS 
 Tann, John, Newgate Street, London, E.C. 146 
 Taylor, Su) en, oc ons; Tynos Works, Scotswood, 
 
 Newcastle-on-Tyne 156 
 Thornborough, F. M., & “Son, “59, Chapel ‘Street, 
 
 Ancoats, Manchester... 227 
 | Turpin’s Parquet Floor, Joinery and Wood Carving 
 Co., 226, Queen’s Road, Bayswater, London, W. 103 
 | Wall Paper Manufacturers, ‘bil, 71, Southampton 
 
 Row; 1, Newman Street, and Old Ford Road, 
 
 London te ... 250A, 250B 
 Walton, Gooddy, & ‘Cripps, ia Blenheim Wharf, 
 
 Eagle Wharf Road, London, N.; 15, 17 & 19, Parlia- ; 
 
 ment Street, Liverpool ; Canon’s "Marsh, Bristol 83—86 
 | Warner, J., & ’Sons, 2, Jewin Crescent, Cripplegate, 
 | London, ECos ; Crescent ae Spelman | Street, 
 
 Spitalfields, London, E. 214 
 Watson, Nelson, Ld., Napton, near - Rugby 5I 
 Wareeos, R., & Co., Ld., Falmouth Road, London, 
 
 S.E 162, 163 
 | Weeden, Croc ‘Con Lyon Works, 323, Caledonian Road, 
 London, 'N. 246 
 
 Weldon Stone Quarries, Corby, Ketteri ing ree ng 76 
 Westminster Patent Flooring Co. (The), Heckfield 
 
 Place, Walham Green, London, 8.W.. 79, 104 
 Wheatly & Co., Springfield Tileries, Newcastle, ‘Staffs. 
 
 41— 44 
 Whitehead, J., & Sons, Ld., Imperial Works, 
 
 Kennington Oval, London, S.E. ; Lambeth, London, 
 
 S.E.; Aberdeen ... ..  86A—86D 
 Whitfield’s Safe and Door Co., Oxford Street, Birming- 
 
 ham; Godliman House, Godliman Street, London, 
 
 H.C. : 142—145 
 Whitwick Colliery Co., Std; , Coalville, near Leicester . 45 
 Wilkins, H. & Sons, "88, 90, 92, 94, Pentonville 
 
 Road, the N. 74 
 Wilkinson, Wi Bac Ge Ld, Townmead and 
 Imperial Roads, Fulham, London, S.W.; 13, 
 
 St. Mary’s Place, Newcastle-on-Tyne .. 78 
 
 230 | 
 
 186 
 
 7 
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 PAGE 
 
 Sheath Bros., 87, City Road, London, E.C. 228, 229 
 Skidmore, Thos., & Son, Staffordshire Safe Works, 
 
 Wolverhampton ae 139 
 Smart (Josiah) & Son, 53, Victoria Street, ‘Westminster ; 
 Great Northern Railway Goods Yard, Finsbury 
 Park ; Barchester Street, Poplar, London ; Newton 
 Chambers, Cannon Street, Birmingham ; Matlock 
 
 Bridge, Derbyshire ; Cransley Siding, Kettering 66 
 
 Smith, ae  & Stevens, Queen’ s Road, Battersea, London, 
 
 S. W. Norton Street, Greengate, Manchester 
 
 164A, 1648, I'70 
 
 Smith & Turner, Bartholomew Close, London, E.C. 171 
 Snewin, C. B. N., & Sons, Back Hill, Hatton Garden, 
 
 Willesden Paper & Canvas Works, Ld., Willesden 
 Junction, London, N.W.; 61, South John Street, 
 Liverpool ; 134, St. Vincent Street, Glasgow ie 
 
 Williams, W. D., Slate Quay, Carnarvon, N. Wales ... 
 
ADDRESS REGISTER OF MANUFACTURERS AND 
 
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 PAGE | 
 Williams, G. A., & Son, 21, Queen’s Road, Bays- 
 water, Tiondou, W. 221, 222 
 Winn, C., & Co., St. Thomas W orks, Granville Street, 
 Birmingham 172 
 Witchell & Co. Vulcan Houses, 56, Ludgate Hill, 
 London, E.C,. fae 105 
 Witcombe, G., & Son, Maidstone ... 78 
 Wontner-Smith, J., Gray & Co., 81, Finsbury Pave- 
 ment, and ‘Half Moon Passage, ye pees? 
 High Street, London : 155 
 Wood, see Boughton Monchelsea, near Maidstone, 
 Kent.. : a0 as Om 
 
 MERCHANTS. 1g 
 
 PAGE 
 
 Wood Bros., Draycott-in-the-Clay, Sudbury, Derby 68 
 
 Wood Carving Co., Ld., Windsor Street, Birmingham 92 
 Wioolliscroft, G., & Son, Ld., Hanley, Staffordshire ; 
 
 76A, Great Portland Street, oncdongeyVisen nes 54 
 
 Worrall, Iron Gate Works, Liverpool * j 120, 121 
 Worsley, Re Eos cc COs, Bony Street, Gray’s Inn Road, 
 
 London, W. C. 95 
 Wright, Geo., ds, “155, “Queen Victoria | “Street, 
 London, E.C ; Burton Weir, Rotherham ; 64, Bridge 
 
 Street, ‘Deansgate, Manchester .. II4, I90—193 
 Wright, J., & Co., South Western Works, New ee 
 
 Surrey 131 
 
 $5 
 
 [—h BOB 
 
12 
 
 TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESSES. 
 
 ACETYLENE 
 GREAT Britain, Lp. 
 AcmME FLooriInc & Pavine 
 Co. (1904), Lp. 
 ADAMANT Co. . Lp. 
 i) > 
 
 3 2) 
 
 ” Oe) vee nae 
 ADAMANTINE CLINKER WoRKS 
 ADAMS, J., & Son 
 ApAMS, RoBERT rs 
 ALDRIDGE COLLIERY Co., Lp. 
 ANDERSON, D., & Son, Lp. 
 
 9° ” 
 ANDERSON, R., & Co. 
 APPLEBEE eee 
 AsutEap Brick Works 
 ASHWORTH, J., & Co. 
 
 ATTWOOD, J. 
 
 Baxupwin, Son & Co., Lo. 
 
 Baupwins, Lp. Bs 
 
 BARNSTONE Buur Lis Link 
 Co., Lo. Bc 
 
 BAyLiss, JONES & BAYL LISS, Lp. 
 
 BELL, P., & Son ee 
 
 BLACKLER, A. W., & 
 PDs ea 
 
 BLAKELEY, E. F. , & Co. 
 
 Boy tg, R., & Son 
 
 Sons, 
 
 ” 2” 29 
 Brapsuaw & Co. 
 Bray, H., & Co. 
 
 29 ” ee tee 
 
 British CHALLENGE GLAZING 
 Co., Lo. i 
 
 Britisu LUXFER PRISM 
 DICATE, Lp. 
 
 Broap & Co., Lop. 
 
 BrRoaADBENT & Co. 
 
 Brooker, J. T. 
 
 Brown, A. A. .. 
 
 BryDEN, J., & Sons 
 
 Syn- 
 
 Carr, Cuas., Lp. 
 CaRTER & Co. 
 
 CARFELAND, J., & Son, Lp. 
 
 ” 2 by) 4 
 Caston, Gno., & Co., Lp. 
 
 CORPORATION OF 
 
 Flamma, London. 
 
 Dowelled, London. 
 
 Adamant, Birmingham. 
 
 Chromolith, London. 
 
 Range, Bristol. 
 
 Adamant, Newcastle-on-Tyne. 
 
 Adamantine, Little Bytham. 
 
 Slavius, London. 
 
 Robert Adams, London. | 
 
 Aldridge Colliery, Walsall- 
 wood. 
 
 Anderson, Belfast. 
 
 Ulster, London. 
 
 Tonnerre, London. 
 
 Applebee Bros. , Walthamstow. 
 
 Bricks, Ashtead. 
 
 Ashworths, Sawyers, Water- 
 
 foot. 
 
 Attwoods, Stourbridge. 
 
 Baldwin, Stourport. 
 Promptitude, London. 
 
 Cement, Barnstone. 
 Bayliss, Wolverhampton. 
 Ironworks, Edinburgh. 
 
 Blackler, St. Mary Church. 
 Corrugated, Liverpool. 
 Hypostile, London. 
 Hypostile, Glasgow. 
 Subtending, London. 
 Bray, Nottingham. 
 Brayates, London. 
 
 Astragal, London. 
 
 Luxfer, London. 
 
 Broad & Co., London. 
 Broadbents, Leicester. 
 Timber, Dorking. 
 
 Brown, Sculptor, Aberdeen. 
 Bryarum, London. 
 
 Bells, Smethwick. 
 
 Tiles, Poole (A B C Code, 4th | 
 Edition.) 
 
 Cartlands, Birmingham. 
 
 Cartlands, London. 
 
 Lattice, London. 
 
 CHANCE Bros. & Co., Lp. 
 CHANCELLOR, C., & Co. 
 CLARK, 8S., & Co. . 
 Comuier, S. & E., Lp. 
 
 CoLiiznr, W. H. 
 
 Comprnpium Pu ‘BLISHING Co. 
 Coorrr, J. K., & Sons 
 JouzENS, G., & Son ... 
 CraprEr, T., & Co., Lp. 
 
 CRUICKSHANK, R. D., & Co.... 
 
 Davies Bros. ... 
 
 Dawson & Co., Lo. 
 
 Duran, J. 
 
 Dixon & Corsrrr, 
 NeEwAtu & Co., L 
 
 Doventy, JoHN, & oR 
 
 Drew-Bear, Perks & Co. 
 
 99 99 
 
 Epwarps, J. C. : 
 ELuiorvt, 8. , & Sons, Lo. 
 ELLIs, Guary & Co. 
 
 Exis, PARTRIDGE & Co. Ae 
 
 Emery & Sons, Lp. 
 
 ~ Essex & Co. 
 
 Exiry, Wm., & Sons... 
 
 Frnnine & Co., Lp. ... 
 
 Firemine, P. & R., & Co. 
 
 FLETCHER, 
 Lp. 
 
 29, 99 99. 
 
 99 319, >) 
 Francis, 8. W., & Co., Lp 
 Fursr, W. J. 
 
 GARDEN & Co. ... 
 GARDINER, SONS & Co., ‘Lp. 
 | GEARY, WALKER & Co., 
 GIBBARD, J. R., & Son 
 GIBBons, J. 
 
 Gipss & CANNING, Lp. 
 Gipss, JouN, & Son 
 Gray, J. W., & Co. 
 
 & R. S. 
 
 Russet & Co., 
 
 ‘Li.. 
 
 Chance, Smethwick. 
 Challor, London. 
 Syphon Stoves, London. 
 Collier, Reading (A B C Code 
 and Unicode). 
 Collier, Markstey. 
 Faience, London. 
 Tileries, Maidenhead. 
 Interceptor, Cardiff. 
 Crapper, Chelsea. 
 Cruickshank, Aberdeen. 
 
 Seivad, Portmadoce. 
 Openness, London. 
 Rolerons, London. 
 
 Corbitt, London. 
 
 Doughty, Jackfield. 
 
 (Oftice) Bearbind, London. 
 (Works) Mechanurgy, London. 
 
 Edwards, Ruabon. 
 
 Samuel Elliott, Caversham. 
 
 Geirbeid, London. 
 
 Elcho, Leicester. 
 
 Emley, Newcastle-on-Tyne 
 (A.B.C. Code). 
 
 Euterpe, London, 
 
 Exley, Broseley. 
 
 Masonry, London. 
 Fleming, Glasgow. 
 
 Gaseries, Manchester. 
 Gaseries, Warrington. 
 Gaseries, London. 
 Fenestra, London. 
 Furse, Nottingham. 
 
 Garden Company, Aberdeen, 
 Gardsons, Bristol. 
 Edaphos, London. 
 Gibbard, Exeter. 
 Gibbons, Wolverhampton 
 
 (A B C Code, 5th Edition). 
 Gibbs Canning, Tamworth. 
 Ventilation, Liverpool. 
 Gendarme, London. 
 
 2 
 
TELEGRAPHIC 
 
 ADDRESSES. 
 
 Gray, J. W., & Son ... 
 GRAY, JAMES oe sae 
 GREAVES, Buin & Lakin, Lp. 
 eb) hie ” 
 99 ; 29 ” 
 GRIFFITHS, WM. 
 GROVER & Co., Lp. 
 
 Hau, M., & Co. is a 
 HANWELL’S GLAZING WorRKS 
 Hartiry Bros. are ae 
 Haventock PATENT PLASTER 
 PARTITION Co. : a8 
 Haywarp Bros. & EckstTren, 
 1 Dy Dy nee eas ae ne 
 Haywarp, Wm., & Sons, Lp. 
 HELLIWELL & Co., Lp. 
 
 > be) 
 Hrywoop, W. H., & Co. 
 Hint & Smits ... stp 
 Hopes, Harr & Co., Lo. 
 HopKIN & Jonss, Lp. 
 
 be) 9 
 Hopkinson & Co., Lp. oe 
 HoLitypBrooKk Brick Co., Lop. 
 Horm Wr. ESS: 
 
 Howortn, J., & Co. 
 
 INTERNATIONAL ASPHALTEH Co. 
 Iris MARBLE Co. (RicHARD 
 CoLLEs) 
 
 JANES & Son 
 
 JEFFREY & Co: : 
 JENNINGS, C., & Co.... 
 Jonus, F., & 'Co. 
 
 Kayr & Co., Lp. oe 
 
 KENSINGTON Wrxnpow BuLInp 
 COR kc mi ae aye 
 
 Kine, J. A., & Co. (‘* Mack” 
 FIREPROOFING Co.) ... 
 
 Latro, AY F., & Co. 
 Lawrorp & Co. ae 
 Lez, A., & Bros., Lp. 
 Lerps Frrecnay Co., Lp. 
 
 LEEMING Bar FounprRy Co.... 
 Lraeorr, W. & R., Lp. 
 
 > 39 
 Lirt & Hoist Co. 
 LimMER ASPHALTE 
 
 Co.,, Ep, 
 
 Pavinea 
 
 Grandson, London. 
 Gray, Chelsea, London. 
 Greaves, Harbury. 
 Lias, London. 
 
 Greaves, Birmingham. 
 Opalite, London. 
 Adopted, London, 
 
 Esmeralda, London. 
 Hanwell, Northampton. 
 Hartley’s, Gorton. 
 
 Plastipar, London. 
 Hayward  Bros., 
 (A B C Code). 
 
 Hayward, Wolverhampton 
 
 Helliwell, Brighouse. 
 
 Helliwell, London. 
 
 Glazing, Huddersfield. 
 
 Fencing, Brierley Hill 
 
 Hobbs Hart, London. 
 
 Hodkin, Sheffield. 
 
 Plastipar, London. 
 
 Hodkinson’s, Small Heath. 
 
 Hollywood, Kingswood, Glou- 
 cester. 
 
 Holt, Laisterdyke. 
 
 Ventilator, Farnworth, Bolton. 
 
 London 
 
 Asphlate, London. 
 
 Colles, Kilkenny. 
 
 Repainted, London. 
 
 Wallpaper, London. 
 
 Stairs, Bristol. 
 
 Slagwood, London(A B CCode, 
 4th and 5th Editions. ) 
 
 Kaye, Southam. 
 Blinds, London. 
 
 Kinovique, London. 
 
 Yarnless, London. 
 
 Apterous, London. 
 
 Lee, Hayes, Middlesex. 
 
 Fireclay, Wortley, Leeds. 
 
 Saltglaze, London. 
 
 Joscliffs, Liverpool. 
 
 Fireclay, Hull. 
 
 Fireclay, Manchester. 
 
 Fireclay, Birmingham. 
 
 Fireclay, Sheffield. 
 
 Fireclay, Newcastle-on-Tyne. 
 
 Ingham, Exchange, Middies- 
 brougch. 
 
 Mattison, Leeming Bar. 
 
 Silenzio, London. 
 
 Silens, Bradford. 
 
 Endless, London. 
 
 Limmer, London, 
 
 Lonpon ASBESTOS Co. a 
 
 Lonpon DRAWING AND TRAC- 
 ING OFFICE ... a aoe 
 
 Lucas, J. K., & Son ... Mee 
 
 LUXFER Prism SynDIcATE, Lp. 
 (THE Bririsn) 
 
 “Mack” EIREPROOFING Co. 
 McNeiit, F., & Co. 
 
 ” ” 
 
 oy) 29 
 Mapetry Woop Co. ... ae 
 MALKin Tink Works Co., Lp. 
 Marner & Piatt, Lrp. 
 MatueEws, E., & Co. 
 Murnitowns & Co., Lp. 
 
 b be} $9 
 Moors, M. & R. he soe 
 Mosaic & Artistic FLoors Co. 
 
 Netson, Cras., & Co., Lo. 
 
 North British PrLuMBING 
 Commun: 
 
 NortH WALES SLATE Co. 
 
 OAKELEY SLATE QUARRIES 
 Co., Lp. 
 
 Opirne (ANsELM) & Sons, Lop. 
 
 > 9 a9 
 OWEN, Jos., & Sons, Lo. 
 
 29 
 
 PARKSTONE STEAM JOINDRY 
 30. os 2. bet 
 Parry, H., & Sons, Lp. 
 Preruick Bros.... = 
 Pinkineron & Co. 
 PILKINGTON Bros., Lp. 
 PRESTAGE & Co. . e. 
 PRESTON GRANITE CONCRETE 
 Co., Lp. 
 Prick (GEORGE), Lop. 
 
 RuwAIwBACH SLATE 
 OWNERS : 
 Ritcutg, A., & Co. 
 Roperts, ADLARD & Co. 
 
 QUARRY 
 
 St. Pancras IRonwork Co., 
 DES woe, 
 Scotr Bros. 
 
 Sessions & Sons, Lp.... 
 SHaw & Carrer 2 
 Suitn, A., & Stevens 
 
 Catharopyr, London. 
 
 Dividitore, London. 
 Lucas, Engineer, Brockley,S. E. 
 
 Luxfer, London. 
 
 See King, J. A., & Co. 
 Eyeball, London. 
 Eyeball, Kirkintilloch. 
 Eyeball, Liverpool. 
 Tron, Madeley, Salop. 
 Cubes, Burslem. 
 Sprinkler, London. 
 Timists, London. 
 Eclipse, Sheftield. 
 Mellowes, London. 
 Slattato, London. 
 Romafeo, London. 
 
 Nelson, Stockton, Rugby. 
 Nelson, South Wharf, Pad- 
 
 dington. 
 Nelson, 2, Mount Street, 
 Manchester. re 
 
 Crescent Wharves, Birming- 
 ham. 
 
 Ductility, London. 
 Slate, Portmadoc. 
 
 Old Vein, London 
 Odling, London. 
 Odling Liverpool. 
 Owen, Liverpool. 
 Bucheron, London. 
 
 Joinery Co., Parkstone, 
 Dorset. 
 
 Lias, Kirton-Lindsey. 
 
 Pethicks, Plymouth. 
 
 Polonceau, London. 
 
 Pilkington, St. Helen’s. 
 
 Prestage, Broseley. 
 
 Concrete, Preston. 
 Safes, Wolverhampton. 
 
 Humphris, Blaenaufestiniog. 
 Heelpost, London. 
 Dralda, London. 
 
 Equitation, London. 
 Estimates, Manchester (A B C 
 and Al Codes). 
 
 ‘Sessions, Gloucester, 
 
 Wishaw, Birmingham. 
 Hydraulics, London, 
 
14 
 
 TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESSES. 
 
 STEER, THORNBOROUGH & Co. 
 Stewarts & Luoyps, Lp. 
 Sun Gas Co., Lp. : 
 SzpretMey, N. C., & Co. 
 
 Taytor, S. T.; & Sons 
 TurpPin’s Parquet Ftoor, 
 JOINERY & Woop CarRyING 
 
 Co. 
 
 WatiPAPER MANUFACTURERS, 
 Lp. (Anaglypta Branch) 
 39 oie) 99 Penk 
 3 (Linecrusta-Walton 
 Branch) eh NS, 
 i (Lignomur- Branch) 
 » | 
 
 Watton, Gooppy & Crrpps, 
 Lp. 
 
 3) ce) ” 
 
 oo) 7) »” 
 
 99 99 D2. 
 WARNER, J., & Sons, Ld. ... 
 Waycoop, R., & Co., Ld. 
 
 Steer, Tottenham. 
 Lloyds, Birmingham. 
 Shinerous, London. 
 Szerelmey, London, 
 
 Compo, Scotswood. 
 
 Turpilius, London. 
 
 Anaglypta, London. 
 Anaglypta, Darwen. 
 
 Lincrusta-Walton, London. 
 Lignomur, London. 
 
 Gooddy, London. 
 
 Gooddy Cripps, Liverpool, 
 Cripps, Bristol. 
 
 Walton, Carrara. 
 
 Big Ben, London. 
 Waygood, London. 
 
 WEEDON, C., & Co. ... 
 
 WELDON STONE : Me, 
 
 WESTMINSTER PATENT FLOOR- 
 ING Co. ~ a 
 
 WHEATLY & Co, 
 
 WHITEHEAD, J., & Sons, Lo. 
 
 33 + I 
 +e) 99 
 WHITFIELD, F., & Co. 
 
 oe) ” EC 
 
 Wuitwick CoLuirry Co., Lp. 
 Winkins, H. W., & Sons _... 
 Wivkinson, W. B., & Co., Lp. 
 WILLESDEN PAPER AND CAN- 
 
 vas Works, Lp. 
 Wituiams, W. D. 
 Winn, C., & Co. ame ra 
 WoNTNER-SMITH (J.), GRAY & 
 
 kor” ea cae Ae 
 Woop Carvine Co., Lo. 
 Woop, JAS. x, ae 
 WOoOoLLISCROFT, GEO., & Son, 
 
 Lp. 
 
 D-). ” 
 WoRRALL & Co. 
 
 WRIGHT, GEORGE, Lp. 
 
 ” 3) 
 
 99 99 
 WriGut, J., & Co, 
 
 Seaweed, London. 
 Rooke, Weldon. 
 
 Politeness, London. 
 Wheatly, Trentvale. 
 Sculptors, London. 
 Masonry, Aberdeen. 
 Maro, Carrara. 
 Safes, Birmingham. 
 
 s, London. 
 Whitwick Colliery, Coalville. 
 Statuary, London. 
 Trowelled, London. 
 
 Impermeable, London. 
 Williams, Carnarvon. 
 Winn, Birmingham. 
 
 Warming, London. 
 Carvings, Birmingham. 
 Wood, Chart Sutton. 
 
 Woolliscroft, Hanley. 
 Blizzard, London. 
 Worrall, Ironworks, 
 pool. 
 Maypole, Rotherham. 
 ‘ London. 
 ig Manchester, 
 
 Liver- 
 
 Wright Co., New Malden, 
 
INDEX TO 
 
 PAGE 
 
 eX 
 
 Ablution Benches ihe See Lavatories 
 Acetylene Lighting and Fittings 
 
 See Gas Engineering and Fittings 
 
 . See Plaster 
 
 . See Bricks 
 
 See Pipes 
 
 Adamant . 
 Adamantine Clinkers 
 Agricultural Drain Pipes 
 
 Air Bricks ; .. See Bricks, Air 
 on (Ena Sty. See ‘Grilles, Gratings, or Grids 
 3 Propellers. See Ventilation & Ventilators 
 
 Alabaster .. F . See Marble 
 
 Alarms 125, 148 
 
 Altar Rails meee lOS 
 
 JNINEN GSE see Gon 3 82, 85, 86, 86B 
 
 Anaglypta. See Wall and Ceiling Coveri mgs 
 
 Artificial Stone, Marble, or Concrete, 
 pa 77, 718, 79, 127, 131 
 
 Bowstone ... 78 
 **Granit ” 127 
 Granolithic ... a 12), Wey 
 Wilkinson’s ... Bn mes ILS 
 Wrightis ... a 131 
 Art Metal Work... See Metal Work 
 Asbestos ... - a Bb 
 y Cloth ... aN ae che SOO 
 a Fibre ... xc eas a DO 
 ie Fuel... oe ane ea TOO 
 Pe Millboard ... ch ee 55 
 , Raper 2. i aie Ree 50 
 ie Slates ... ah 55 
 Ash Bins ... ; ‘See Dust Bins 
 
 ;, Closets ... See Closets 
 Asphaltes 62, 64, 65, 66, 71, 104 
 Acid Resisting - 64, 66 
 Bitumen _... “ ih fee a O4 
 British i a, bee ie 604 
 Brunswick ... cos Bc Or OF 
 Compressed ... - 66 
 Fibrous a 62 
 Nosivaree son avila 65, 71 
 Limmer 64, 65, 66, 71 
 Mastic sat oe 62, 64, 66 
 “Metal” ... a - a OZ 
 
 Con. Com. A 1 
 
 GOODS AND 
 
 15 
 
 MATERIALS. 
 
 Asphaltes (contiiuwed)— PAGE | Blinds (contiwwed)— AGE 
 Polonceau 66 Florentine PANG PA Wye A ks, AG) 
 Rock ... FRO 220, 229, 223, 224 
 Seyssel 64, BBs os 71 Glass ... ee 216, 217, 218 
 Sicilian ie 64 Helioscene ... 216, 217, 218, 219, 
 Eiinicd acme: at Lae ae (OX 222, 223 
 Vorwhole 64 Invisible... as a oe ok 
 
 Italian sis RPA) 
 
 Jalousies BOY 219, 222 
 
 B Japanese... te on 26 
 
 ‘ Lever-action Pulley soe PAY 
 
 Metallic Venetian . 223 
 
 Balconies ... 105, 106, 114, Oriental rs 216, 217, ‘218, 219, 224 
 115, 123, 124, 190 Shops py cLOueZ lie 218, 219, 220, 
 
 Ballast or Shingle f aoe 88) 292, 223 
 
 Ball Valves See Valves | Shutter 216, 218, 222 
 
 Balusters and Balustrades... 37, Simplex a cae LS 
 
 Spanish 216, 218, 219, 220, 223 
 
 82a, 92, 105, 1184, 120, 123, 190 
 Band Stands é 114, 118a, 189 
 Bank Fittings .. 94, 95, 230 
 Barrows ... ee 98 
 
 Spring Roller or Self-Coiling, 160, 
 DIG eee 21 ON 220s 2031225 
 Sun or Tropical 160, 216, 217, 
 
 Basement Lights. See Pavement Lights 219, 220, 222, 223, 224, 225 
 Baths and Bath Fittings, 74, 82B, 86, Transparent 216 
 Saeloos 188, 190, 213 Universal ... “216, 221, 222 
 Iron, Porcelain Enamelled, 87, 188 Venetian, 216, 217, 218, 219, 220, 
 
 Marble ais “he ... 74, 828, 86 222, 223, 224 
 Public Abe siete Roc)» 1x2h8) Wire, 216, 217, 218, 219, 222, 993; 224 
 Bedstones ah 76 | Blocks . _ See Pulleys 
 Bells 148, 155, 214, 215, ‘251, 254, 255 | Blowers : vo LED 
 Chimes ws 214, 215 | Boiler Coverings | Be 55, 56, 57, 156 
 Church, School or Factory 214, 215 | Boilers 154, ee 156, 214, 256 
 Clock.. 214 “* Daisy ” 154 
 Electric 148, 155, 215, 251, 254, 255 Independent — 156 
 Hand... nee Pals) Steam ; 214 
 Bends See Channels and Bends Waterway ye LOO 
 Bentwood.. ; 93, 94 | Bolts and Bars : 17t 182, 183, 199 
 
 Blinds, 160, 216, 217, “218, 219, 220, Casement See Casements, 
 221, 222, 223, 224, 225, 227 Fastenings and Stays 
 Awning ae We Bee AIG Gate ... or TFL 199 
 Balcony 216 Panic or Exit . See Door Fittings 
 Canaletta : 217 | ** Ralric ” ; 183 
 Cane . ‘216, 217, 218 | Brackets ... nov Pe) 
 
 Conserv atory | or Greenhouse 216, 218 | Electric Light See Hlectric 
 Duchesse er 216, 217 | Lighting and Fittings 
 Festoon 216, 217, 219, 220, 222 Gas. See Gas Engineering and Fillings 
 
INDEX TO CATALOGUE. 
 
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 Branch Pipes. See Hose Branch Pipes, cc. 
 Brasses ee .. See Memorial Brasses 
 ire pe: See Irire Irons and Brasses 
 Brass Work, 118a, 122, 123, 185, 200, 
 214, 215 
 See Gas Engineering 
 and Fittings 
 wi ie Pe Fis LA 
 S2.13B, 34,00; oly 40; 
 42, 44, 45, 49, 50, 51, 53, 54, 
 
 Gas Fitters. 
 
 Braziery 
 Bricks 
 
 54a, 548, 66, 70, 76, 87, 205, 207 
 
 “* Adamantine Clinker” 32, 53 
 
 Adderley Park ae 104 
 
 PATE Fe : wor, 405.42 
 
 Blue ... Bae 34, 44, 45, 53, 54 
 
 Channel See Channels and Bends 
 Enamelled or Glazed, 34, 40, 
 
 53, 544, 87 
 
 Rites e. rez, 405745, 49; 70 
 
 Fletton ban As 32, 34 
 Flooring and Paving, 32, 33, 34, 
 
 36, “4, - 50, 53, 76 
 Hessell-Tiltman’s ... ... O4B 
 Hollybrook ... 45 
 Kerb... “See Bricks, Floori ing 
 Majolica... 53 
 Moulded ee. 34, hy ‘44, 53 
 Ornamental... 36, 37 
 Partition oa 
 Paying "See Br icks, Plooring 
 (Quarries ... See Quarries or Squares 
 Red 33, 34, 36, 37, 45, 50, 54 
 Sewer 2 She EAD 
 Shepwood <p OAR 
 Stable 130) 33, 44, 45, 53 
 Staffordshire See Bricks, Blue 
 Terra Mettalic See Bricks, Blue 
 Ventilating ... See Air Bricks 
 “ Whitwick ” 45 
 
 Bridges ~ 106, 107, 115 
 
 Brilliant Cut G lass. 
 Bronze Work 
 
 See G lazing and Glass 
 118a, 122, 185 
 
 Building Blocks.. 131 
 Buildings, Iron, Wood, he. a, Wises 
 Tron, Wood, &c., Buildings 
 Portable See Iron, 
 W ‘ood, kc., Buildings 
 Bullion Chests ... .. See Safes 
 Bungalows. See Iron, WwW ood, he. , Buildings 
 Burglar Alarms . .. See Alarms | 
 Busts 
 
 ‘See Care ings and Sculpture 
 
 Butter Blocks 87 
 
 C. 
 Canopies ... See Porches, dc. 
 Cans 3 110 
 Carts and Vans ... 187 
 Carving and Sculpture. “82n, 85, 92, 95, 103 
 Casement Fastenings and Stays, 173, 
 175, 176, 177, 182, 199 
 Cockspur ; 182 
 Espagnolette “Vs 177 199 
 “Rigo ” 175 | 
 
 Casement Fittings. See Gear ingand F Fittings 
 Casements and Frames, 105, 107, 149, 
 
 164, 173, 18651 196, 198, 226 | 
 
 Brass 149 
 Copper ae 149 
 Gun Metal ... 149 
 Hayward’s 198 
 
 Iron and Steel, 105, 107, 149, 164, 
 173, 186, 196, 198, 226 
 . See Weather Bars 
 Aes Bee, ull 
 ; 107, 110, 187, 256 
 
 Casement Sill Bars 
 ** Castalice ” 
 Castings ... 
 
 | Coach House Fittings. ‘See ae and 
 
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 Cattle House Fittings and Troughs 
 
 165, 187 
 Ceiling or Roof Lights ... See Skylights 
 Cellar Flaps nah pe 234,0230 
 
 Cements Re 66, 67, 68, 
 ad ety ed rf 205, 207 
 
 Asbestos * 
 
 Birmingham Water proof... 127 
 Firepr oof 127 
 Keene’s 68 
 Lias ... 67 
 Parian Pe ROS 
 Portland 66, 67, 69 
 Roman ee RE ae 67 
 Selenitic “67, 69 
 Chains 186 
 Chairs 35 isn LOE 
 Channels and Bends 108, 206 
 Iron or Steel 108 
 
 Chimney Cowls .... See Chimney Pots, cc. 
 Chimney Pieces and Mantels, 54, 74, 
 
 TO; 80:5 82, 85, 86,287, 88, 
 95, 189, 190, 192, 194 
 
 Enamelled Slate 87 
 Iron. 87, 189 
 Slate .. 87 
 Stone or r Marble, 74, "6, 80, 82, 85, 
 
 86, 87, 88 
 Wood 87, 95, 190, 192 
 
 Chimney Pots, Caps or Cowls, 36, 37, 
 39, 40, 45, 70, 150, 151, 206 
 Chimney Shafts or Stacks 254, 255 
 Chimney Sweeping Machines... ag lheKe 
 Chimneys and Steeples Repaired, Re- 
 built or Repointed 251, 253, 254, 255 
 Church Benches .. . See Seating 
 » Spires Restor ed. 253, 254; 255 
 » Seating ... : . See Seating 
 Church Stalls , ... See Seating 
 Cisterns and Tanks, 71; 87, 110, 156, 
 
 oy 
 
 211, 213 
 Automatic Flushing 211 
 Hot Water ... ae 156 
 Sewage aio, Valls} 
 Slate .. Tiles SM 
 Syphon fe a2 
 Waste Preventing .. 211 
 
 54, 188, 190, 203, 206, 211, 
 213, 214 
 203 
 
 Closets, 
 
 Ash or Peat... nfs 
 Automatic Flushing. See Cisterns 
 and Tanks 
 
 Donkin’s Separating 203 
 Earth.. 203 
 “* Impr oved Marlboro ” 211 
 Portable 214 
 Valve.. 211, 214 
 
 Coach House Fittings 
 
 Coal Plates sho oD 
 Cocks See Valves 
 Coil Cases .. 156 
 Colours... ... See Paints 
 Columns, 80, 81, “82, 82p, 84, 86, 107, 
 119, 187 
 Granite A ; 81, 82 
 Iron or Steel “107, 119, 187 
 
 Stone or Marble ... 80, 82, 828, 84, 86 
 
 Concrete .... See Artificial Stone or Concrete 
 Connections : ... See Prpe Joints 
 | Conservatories. See Horticultural Buildings 
 
 See Kitcheners, 
 Ranges, kc. 
 See Kitcheners, 
 Ranges, &c. 
 Copper Work _... See Metal Work 
 Cornice Poles and Fittings _... 218, 219 
 Counters ... 74, 82, 828, 94, 95 
 
 Cooking Apparatus. 
 
 Cooking Stoves ... 
 
 55 |} 
 
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 See Cattle 
 
 Cow House Fittings 
 House Fittings 
 
 Cowls See Chimney Pots, &c. 
 
 | Cranes 155, 1608, 162, 163, 164 
 Belt Power ... ie 160k, 164 
 Electric 160B, 163, 164 
 Hand Power : 160r, 164 
 Hydraulic 1608, 164 
 
 Jib or Luffing . 1608 
 “Simplex” ... 1608 
 Crestings .. 105, 114 
 
 36, 37, 81, 85, 118A 
 See Horticultwral 
 Buildings 
 
 Crosses or Cnicifixes 
 Cucumber Houses. 
 
 Curbs See Fenders and Curbs 
 or Kerbing 
 Curtains ... ano OBL PAs, ZA) 
 Fireproof 86 cee OO 
 
 D: 
 
 Damp Proof Courses and Materials, 
 57, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 71, 129, 206, 245 
 
 Asphalte See Asphaltes 
 Bitumen ... : 57, 62 
 Petrefying Liquid .. 245 
 Slate .. 71 
 Stoniflex ‘ 57 
 
 Bh Stee Waterproofing Lic juid 245 
 
 Willesden P. poe Canvas and 
 
 Serim + 55 63 
 Daylight Reflectors .. Zo) 
 Deafening... See Sound Proofing 
 Deck Lights 5 230 
 Distemper See Paints 
 
 Dog Grates. 
 Dome Lights 
 
 See F ireplaces, ae & Grates 
 See Skylights 
 
 | Door and Lock Furniture, 123) 177, 
 178, 180, 181, 182, 183, 185 
 Cartland’s ca yin 
 Forward eae sey S83 
 Hobbs’s 178, 180, 181 
 Leggott’s vee 182, 183 
 Mace’s ape Oz 
 Pitt’s 1775, 182 
 Sonrad 182 
 Door Checks, Springs “and “Spring 
 Hinges, 168, 170, 171, 172, 
 173, 176, 182, 185, 199 
 ‘‘ Battersea ” ae Ba rane 7,0) 
 Blount 172 
 Cartland’s 176 
 Climax : 176 
 Crown Victor 168 
 Empress Victor 168 
 (a9 Fam ” 173 
 Gerish’s 171 
 Helical 176 
 Janus a0) 
 Leggott’s 182, 185 
 Model S83 ca, AD) 
 Pneumatic ... Val Vises 
 *¢Rojon” wh noo LEY 
 Silent B.T. 171 
 Slave.. L738 
 Smith’s ; and Ben Turner’s s eg lag 
 Victor 35 : 168, 199 
 Door Fittings— 
 Exit or Panic 7 lida SOsuoo 
 Hobbs’ cee <n 80 
 EN ner oA eee a 199 
 Sliding or Rolling, 142, 
 in, F 187 
 Door Mats ans aA ‘ 229 
 Door Rollers... as ee 174, 187 
 Door Slides ae ae Se 4s) 
 
INDEX TO CATALOGUE. 
 
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 Door Springs. See Door Checks, Springs, &¢. 
 
 Doors and Frames, 94, 95, 96, 103, 
 106, 115, 182, 133, 134, 136, 
 138,139, 140, 141, 142, 143, 
 144, 145, 146, 164, 173, 190, 
 220, 226 
 Anchor Reliance 146 
 Armoured... 139 
 fs Uralite .. ; 139 
 Fire, Burglar- Proof and Strong 
 Room, 106, 132, 133, 134, 136, 
 138, 139, 142, 143, 144, 145, 
 146, 190 
 Ivon and Steel, 106, 115, 132, 133, 
 138, 139, 140, 141, 142, 148, 
 144, 145, 146, 164, 173, 190, 
 220, 226 
 Metal Covered 138 
 
 Partition, Prison and Par ty Wall, 
 132, 134, 136, 138, 139, 141, 
 142, 143, 173 
 
 ** Resistance ” ae soa. lets) 
 
 Sliding or Rolling, 1 32;, 1365) 138; 142 
 
 Wood 94, 95, 96, 103, 226 | 
 Drain Clearing Machines “i 186 
 Drainage .. 165, 166, 208 
 Draught Excluders : 228, 229 
 Drawings .. 334 
 Drinking Troughs 187 
 Drums... 110 
 Drying Apparatus 150 
 Dust or Ash Bins 175 
 
 Ee 
 
 Earth Closets 
 Electric Bells 
 
 See Closets 
 See Bells 
 
 Electric Lighting and Fittings, 148, 
 155, 254, 255 
 jee ower mee 14S 
 Electrical Glass Appliances ... 2040 
 x Switchboards 74, 87 
 Electro Plating .. See Plating 
 Elevators. See Lifts, ‘Elevators and Hoists 
 
 Embossing See Glaziny and Glass 
 Enamels ... < See Paints, dc. 
 Engine Fittings | 214 
 Engines He 214 
 Ibeense Zhe 
 Bire 7. .. See Fire Engines 
 Pumping, See Pumps and Pumping 
 Machinery 
 Steam 214 
 
 Exit Door Fittings See Door Fittings 
 Expansion Joints. See Pipe Joints and 
 
 Connections 
 
 | Si 
 Facias a oo eA 
 Faience . O28, 53, 54 
 
 Fanlight Catches. See Gear mg and Fittings 
 Fanlight Gearing and Fittings. See Gearing 
 
 Fanlights... See cua 
 Felloes 94 
 Felt 56, D7, 58, 59, 60, 61, “62, 66 
 Bituminous .. 57, 60 
 Hair .. 57, 60 
 Inodorous 57, 60 
 Roofing... 57, DS, 59, 60, 66 | 
 Sarking or Slaters’ F 57, 58 
 Stoniflex , mit 58 
 Fencing. See Gates, railings, and Fencing 
 
 Fenders and Curbs, 74, 82, 87, 88, 189 
 Ferneries ... See Horticultural Buildings 
 Fibrous Plaster ... x See Plaster 
 
 | Filter Beds 
 
 | Finials, 
 
 | Fire Alarms 
 
 Fireproof Curtains 
 
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 Figures See Carving and Statuary 
 oa ss DANS} 
 Finger Plates. Sce Door ‘and Lock Furniture 
 33, 36, 37, 43, 48, 49, 51, 53, 
 105, 114, 1184, 123, 206, 251, 254 
 Copper aie wok 251, 254 
 Tico er 105, 1184, 128, 251, 254 
 Tile or Terra Cotta, 33, 36, 37, 
 43, 48, 49, 51, 53, 206 
 | See Alar ms 
 
 », Appliances ... ; 125, 214 
 »,’ Bricks and Blocks See Bricks 
 wy, lke se 32 
 », Cocks See Valves and. Cocks 
 
 Engines 214 
 
 Escape Staircases .. See Stuircases 
 
 », Hose. See Hose, Branch Pipes, 
 Hose Unions, ce. 
 » Hydrants : See Hydrants 
 Irons and Brasses ... 189 
 Fireplaces, Stoves, and Grates, 5 2n, 
 
 54, 74, 107, ee 189, 190, 191, 194 
 Condensing .. fh 157 
 Faience 523 
 (Crevsiueee Be 194 
 Gibbs’ Lintels for Ne 187 
 islenill 190 
 Hospital ade na 190 
 Hot Air and Ventilating i 190 
 Lintels for f ae AST, 
 Mantel Register “190, 191, 194 
 Register ce 194 
 Slow Combustion ... 190 
 Syphonette .. 157 
 
 Fireproof Floors, 56, 78, 127, 129, 130 
 
 Corrugated Bar 130 
 ‘Mack ” : 129 
 Fireproof Lathing a aap lads! 
 Fireproof Partitions, 128, 128a, ° 
 he 28, 138 129, 131 
 ‘** Havelock ” aes ; soo divas: 
 “* Hercules” . 1284 
 eo Nacka’) masa: aoe PAE) 
 Wall Plate ... . 1288 
 Fitments. See Joinery, Fur niture, &c. 
 Fixing Blocks or Bricks 131 
 Flag Poles ZO 
 Flooring and Paving, 32, “44, 64, 65, 66, 
 Wy Wes 1s ie 78, 80, 81, 82, 
 82a, 84, 85, 86, 860, 8s, 89, 
 SOF Oy 5945-5955 96.5 97298; 
 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 
 127, 165, 206 
 See also Fireproof Floors 
 Artificial Stone, Marble, or 
 Concrete scotty, MS WPA 
 Asphalte See Asphaltes 
 Bricks See Bricks | 
 Ceramic See Mosaics, Ceramic | 
 ** Durolithic ” een BOIL 
 Fireproof See Fir repr oof Floors 
 Granite Concrete 78 
 Granolithie ... | Ar 
 Lithofalt ae ay! 
 Marble. See Plooring, Stone or Mir ble 
 Mosaic : . See Mosaics 
 Parquet 91, ‘97, 100, 101, 
 102, 103, 104 
 Anhydrous 89, 100 
 Cork aot 
 Mastic ... 97 
 Removable 104 
 Slate ... ie eval 
 Squares, See Quarr rues or Squares 
 Stable 32, 44, 78, 165 
 
 Stone, Granite, or Marble, 1d. 80, 
 
 81, 82, 824, 84, 85, 86, 86c, 91 
 
 See Cur tains | 
 
 ! Flooring and Paving (continwed)— 
 
 PAGI 
 | Tar fp Mies Ne 
 Terrazzo .. See Mosaics 
 
 4 Wily eae, see Tiles 
 
 << Westolite ” ey 104 
 
 Wood , 94, 95, 96, 100 
 Wood Block, NGA, 78, 89, 91, 96, 
 
 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104 
 
 Acme 98, 99 
 
 Avhydrous 89, 100 
 
 | Disc Key te Boe 104 
 | Duffy’s Patent Immovable 
 
 Acme 98, 99 
 
 | Dura ie 101 
 
 | ** Inter locking ” 97 
 
 See Pavement Lights 
 See Fireproof Floors 
 33 
 
 Floor Lights 
 Floors, Fireproof 
 Flower Pots ie oa 
 Flushing Apparatus and Chambers 
 
 See Cisterns and Be 5 
 | Fonts sia oY SONS, 8d 
 Forcing Houses Sce Horticultural Buildings 
 
 Forms ... See Seating 
 Fountains... “80, 81, 82, 85, 86c 
 
 | Furnaces ... 150 
 Furniture... Lane kG OD 
 Library “See Library Fittings 
 Office... . See Office Fittings 
 
 G 
 
 | Galvanising ae Ie 
 | Garages. Sce Iron, Wood, and other Buildings 
 | Garden Edging ... See also Tiles 
 
 >» Frames ... 256 
 sn ollerst as. nave oilfchys 
 | hee Liles See Tiles 
 | Vases See Vases 
 
 Gas Brackets... See Gas Enginecring 
 and Fittings 
 
 .. See Gas Bnayinecring 
 and Hittinys 
 
 . See Kitcheners and 
 Cooking Apparatus 
 
 Gas Engineering and Fittings, 124, 
 147, 148, 155, 194 
 
 ,, Burners 
 
 Gas Cookers 
 
 Acetylene 147, 148 
 SDA? oe .. 148 
 
 Gas Fires ... See Fireplaces, Stoves, dc. 
 Gate Hinges . See Hinges 
 Latches . See Latches 
 
 | Gates, Railings, and Fencing, 93, 94, 
 
 95, 1044, 1048, 105, 106, 107, 
 
 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 118a, 
 
 118, 119, 120, 121,.123, 124, 
 
 133, 134, 146, 186, 189, 1990, 
 
 215, 220, 224 
 121 
 215 
 
 Brass 
 Bronze e 
 Collapsible and Folding, 115 5, 118, 
 120, 121, 134, 220, 224 
 , * soo) eI 
 121 
 
 Delta Metal.. 
 Electro Bronzed ; he 
 Tron and Steel, 105, 106, 107, 114, 
 115, 117; 118, 1184, 1188, 119, 
 120, 121, 123, 124, 133, 186, 
 189, 190, 220, 224 
 
 Oak ... 1044, 1048 
 Portable Se 120 
 Self-Adjusting ... ae me LUE 
 Unclimbable, 106, 116, 1188p, 119 
 Ventilating ... ... See Gr illes 
 Wood 93, 94, 95, 1044, 1048 
 
 Gearing and Fittings for Fanlights, 
 Skylights and Casements, 168, 
 171, 173, 176, 1838, 184, 185, 
 
 199, 200, 201, 202 
 
 See also Casement Fastenings* 
 
18 
 
 INDEX TO CATALOGUE. 
 
 Gearing, &c. (continwed)— PAGH 
 
 Caledonia a. cat 99 
 Cartland’s 176, 200, 201 
 ** Convertible” 3 rice PADI 
 ‘*Hendow’”’... 183 
 Invisible 201 
 ** Kelston ” er ek wn? 184 
 Sakerinisero™ 4.2 nye om OSs 
 Leggott’s ... one 183, 184, 185 
 “ Toiniks *? : a: a: 199 
 ** Noxas ” 183 
 Preston’s 201 
 Silens 183 
 “Triad ” 201 
 
 Girders and. Joists 
 Glazing and Glass, 
 
 _.. 107, 108, 109, 119 
 128, 220, 231, 232, 
 
 ZaZA, 2328, 233; 234. A, 2348, 
 
 ZatOs 04D, 250.207, 239, 240 
 Bent . i . 234¢ 
 Bev elled be me OBA 8 
 Brilliant Cut aa . 2346 
 British Challenge ... Bee 
 Crown | ABPIN 
 Eclipse ... 240 
 Embossed 220, 234c 
 Figured 232A, 2348 
 Fire-Resisting els 
 Flemish 232A, 2328 
 Hanwell’s 238 
 Helliwell 239 
 Heywood’s ... 231 
 Inflexible san ED 
 Lead} «.. 232, 2346 
 Luxfer 12858230, OO 
 Microscopical +. ... 232A 
 Mufftled 4 PRBAN 
 Obscured be ase 
 Optical oe ZOZA 
 Photographic Bie ... 234¢ 
 laters, : . 2324, 2348 
 ‘“* Prior Glas ” a sce BY 
 Prismatic ... 233, 2348, 234D 
 Rolled 232A, 234A, 2348, 234c 
 Root se. < 231, 236; 238; 239 
 Rough Cast ... nee . 23824, 2348 
 Silvered or Gilded ae ... 2348 
 Stained or Painted 232, 2324, 
 
 232B, 234¢ 
 
 Wire ... 234A, 2348 
 
 Gongs ‘ 215 
 Granite and Granite Work, 80A, 80p, 
 
 81, 82, 86, 86a, 86D 
 
 Cornish oth ay Pi EOL a SOA 
 
 Labradorite ... 86A 
 
 Scotch i $6 81, 864A 
 
 Grates. See Fireplaces es, Stoves and Grates 
 
 Gravestones Sce Monuments 
 Grease Boxes, Interceptors and Traps 
 
 See Traps 
 Greenhouses See Horticultural Buildings 
 Grilles, Gratings, or Grids, 105, 1184, 
 
 120, 122, 124, 133, 134, 145, 146 
 
 Grills. See Kitcheners, Ranges, and 
 as pee 
 Grinnell Sees As i 125 
 Gulleys sf See “Traps 
 Gutters See Rain Water Goods 
 
 HH: 
 
 Hair Fabric 57 
 Hammer Shafts ... : 94 
 Handles See Deer ‘and Lock Pur nature 
 Harness and Saddle Room Fittings 
 See Stable and Coach House Pittinys 
 Headstones See Monuments 
 
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 Hearths eG ‘ 74, 88 
 Tile .. See Tiles, Hearth 
 Heaters ‘See Hot Water Supply, ec. 
 Heating, 150, 152, 158, 154, 155, 
 
 156, 157, 189, 190, 194, 208, 
 213, 256 
 
 Atmospheric Steam 155 
 Boilers . See Boilers 
 Coils ... : th wale ee ELOO: 
 Expansion Joints ... See Pipe 
 Jowls and Connections 
 Gas . sate 156 
 Hot Water, 150, 153, 154, 155 
 156, 157, 189, 190, 194, 256 
 Radiators, 153, 154, 155, 156, 
 157, 
 “* Hclipse” 158 
 “New Finsbury ” 155 
 “* Safford ” 154 
 Syphon.. = eel oy, 
 Ventila ting 4 153, 155, 156 
 Steam 153, 154, 155, 156, 213 
 Heraldic Work ... " 216 
 Hinges ke 169, “710 175, 204. 
 Butt . z 169 
 Collinge’ S 171 
 For Reversible Casements 204 
 Gate ... 171 
 Gerish’s 171 
 Imray’s see 171 
 Parliament ... 169 
 Redmund’s ... 171 
 Spring See Door Checks, ‘Spr ings, ke. 
 Hoggin 33 
 Hoists See “Lifts, ‘Elevators & Hoists 
 
 Horticultural Buildings 
 Hose, Branch Pipes or Nozzles 
 ,, Unions or Couplings, &e. ‘ 
 Hospitals, Tron Isolation. See Iron, &c., 
 ; Buildings 
 Hot Houses. See Horticultural Buildings 
 ,, Water Supply and Heaters, 153, 
 155, 156 
 See Cisterns and Tanks 
 See Iron, &c., Buildings 
 
 114, 256 
 229 
 229 
 
 Hot Water Tanks. 
 Houses, Iron. 
 
 Humidifiers oo la) 
 Hurdles. See Gates, ‘Railing gs, &c. 
 Hydrants and Fittings... 213, 214 
 
 IT; 
 
 Inspecting and Intercepting Chambers, 
 
 208, 213 See also Traps 
 Inspection or Manhole Covers, 107, 
 175, 187, 190, 207, 211, 213 
 
 Insulating laa: 61, 63 
 Insulation . : . 60, 61, 129 
 Roof . 60, 129 
 Interceptors ... See Traps 
 Tron and Steel 106, 107, 110 
 Galvanised ... soo. LRG 
 Railway LOG 
 Iron, Wood and other Buildings, 106, 
 
 107, 110, 112 
 
 AF 
 
 Jiggers ... See Cranes 
 “¢ Shilmil ” By EE hale soo lets 
 Joinery .- 92, 98, 94, 95, 96, 
 
 103, 226, 230 
 . 55 
 .. See Pipe Joints and Connections 
 
 See Girders and Joists 
 
 Jointing Materials 
 Joints 
 Joists 
 
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 1G 
 Kegs 110 
 Kerbing 75 
 
 See Door and Lock 
 Furniture 
 and Cooking 
 155, 188, 189, 
 190, 193, 194 
 
 Kicking Plates. 
 
 Kitcheners, Ranges 
 Apparatus, 
 
 “ Castle Pe re ee 188 
 Gass 73 ay 190, 194 
 Sayvall as 193 
 Steam 190 
 Knockers. See Door and Lock Furniture. 
 
 Le 
 
 Lamp Standards and Posts 114 
 Lamps and Lanterns 123, 124 
 Shades for ... 234c 
 
 Latches, 176, 177, 178, 179, 180, 181, 
 182, 185 
 Laths and Lathing . 138 
 Lattice 122 
 
 Lavatories and Fittings, TON PE fovasy, 
 85, 87, 88, 188, 190, 194, 
 213, 214 
 Lead Rain Water Heads and Pipes. See 
 Rain Water Goods 
 See Door and 
 : Lock Furmture 
 Letters and Numerals, 120, 220, 230 
 Library Fittings and Furniture 95 
 Lift, &e., Gates & Enclosures, 105, 115, 
 118, 120, 122, 128, 124, 128, 224 
 Lifts, Elevators and Hoists, 148, 155, 
 
 Letter Plates and Boxes. 
 
 160, 1604, 1608, 161, 162, 
 
 163, 164, 1644, 1648, 220, 
 223, 226, 227 
 A.B.C. Self-Sustaining ... ane 164 
 Belt Power ... ... 162, 163, 164, 223 
 Carriage, Wagon, or Motor Car 1608 
 Electric, 148, 162, 163, 164, 164, 1648 
 Ceartore i. ee GO 
 Hand Power 160, 162, 163, 164, 223 
 Hydraulic oor 162, 164 
 solgremiere 1608 
 
 Push Button “162, 163, 1648, 223 
 Suspended or Self - Sustaining, 
 160, 162, 164, 226 
 Lighting. See Electric Lighting, Gas 
 Engineering and Fittings and 
 Daylight Reflectors 
 Lightning Conductors, 213, 251, 252, 
 
 253, 254, 255 
 
 Lewis’s Link Connector ... eo 
 Testing . 251, 252, 2538, 254 
 Vyle’s 3G : .. 254 
 Lime ef 66, » 67 68, 69, 205, 207 
 Blue Lias : 66, 67, 68, 69 
 Lithography 334 
 
 Lock Furniture See Door. and Lock Furmture 
 
 Locks, 174, 178, 179, 180, 181, 182, 183, 185 
 Cheapside ei USA 
 Dead .. 182 
 Differ with Master Key 174 
 
 Mortice, 
 “« New Century ” 
 Prison and eee 
 Rim ... ; 
 Roller Bolt . 
 Loose Box Fittings Sce Stable 
 and Coach-House ee 
 Luxfer Electro-glazing... st 12 
 
 174, 178, 180, 181, 182, 183 
 : 178, 179 
 co HERO 
 
 174, ‘179, 180, 182 
 
 ; 175 
 
INDEX TO CATALOGUE. 
 
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 M 
 
 See Stable and Coach- House 
 Fittings 
 See Inspection or 
 Manhole Covers 
 Mantel Registers. See Iireplaces, 
 Stoves and Grates, also Chimney Pieces 
 Mantels. See Chimney Pieces and Mantels 
 Marble and Marble Me 74, 80, 
 80a, 808, 81, 82, 82a, 82p, 83, 
 84, 85, 86, 864, 86R, 860, 88 
 
 Mangers. 
 
 Manhole Covers. 
 
 Alabaster : 80, 82 
 Arm Alto... Rat ue 83 
 
 Artificial See Artificial Stone, 
 Marble, &c. 
 Ashburton ... By ne 80 
 Bardilla a ee: an ra 380 
 Belgian 84, 86 
 Breccia Bie 82, 86 
 Carrara : 80B, 81, 83, 86 
 Cippolino... ae ... 88, 84, 86 
 Connemara ... BS i sae Rev? 
 Devonshire ... aie ee eee OO, 
 Echaillon —... Wee Site Sag thd) 
 Glenenin ... Kae ate ee te 
 Greek eat ne ste 86, 88 
 Hautville ... oe ae, SU 
 Ipplepen _.... ii sa: mio teal) 
 reohioe An 58 oe ee. 4 
 Italian ao nee ... 80B, 83, 86 
 Jaline Benou ne. sis 83, 85 
 Jaune Lamartine ... xe * 86 
 Killarney... ws de roe 
 Mexican ae mie a So 
 Numidian ... An Bee yet 86 
 Ogwell sa 80 
 Onyx... ate 808, 82, 83, 85, 86 
 Pavonazzo ... of got teats ae 86 
 Petitor ASF ar nA Me 80 
 Rosso Antico ee on eee SO 
 St. Silvestre she ar SO 
 Secilian a “ee 84, 86 
 Sienna sap 954 on ‘ae 200 
 Skyros 86, 88 
 Swiss... Br, i. 84, 86 
 Verde Antico Say Me 85, 86 
 Verona OM ee a ae SO 
 
 Masonry. See Stone, Marble and 
 Artificial Stone 
 
 Masonry Preservatives. See Damp- 
 
 Proof Courses, &c., also Paints 
 
 Melon Houses _ See Horticultural Buildings 
 
 Memorial Brasses and Tablets, 74, 85, 1184 
 
 Memorial Windows See Glazing 
 
 Memorials .. a4 See Monuments 
 Metal Work, 105, 106, LISA, 120; 122; 
 123, 124, 154, 173, 186, 196, 
 
 197 2 294, 254 
 
 Brass... See Brass Work 
 Bronze See Bronze Work 
 “*Castalice ” a a nog ep 
 Copper A Re i son 
 Models and ees. 3c .. 334 
 Monoliths.. 80, 86 
 
 Monuments, 80, 81, 82n, “84, 85; 86D 
 Mosaics, 52p, 53, 79, - oe 88, 89, 90, 
 91, 100, 103, 104 
 
 Ceramic a 70 52n, 53, 104 
 Enamel as ane oak ee Ol 
 Glass in Are 4 eo Ol 
 Keramic See Ceramic 
 Marble -52B, 88, 89, 90, 91 
 Roman a 81, 88, '89, 103 
 Terrazzo ; 81, 88, 89, 90, 91, 103 
 Venetian... as 89 
 
 Motor Car Houses See Iron Buildings, ke, 
 
 PAGI 
 Motor Wagons 212 
 Motors Sos aa? ee 4s 
 Mouldings as ... 93, 94, 95, 96, 246 
 Mural Tablets .. ae ae ee VSO 
 N. 
 Name Plates ane 488 4 87, 105 
 Naves am nat 0 eee OF 
 Newels 84, 92, 1184 
 
 Nickel Plating . 
 
 ie md he See Plating 
 Non- Conductors, 55, 56 
 
 , 59, 60, 62, 63, 156 
 
 O; 
 
 Oak Panelling See Panelling 
 Oakum 203 
 Obelisks .. See Monuments 
 Office Fittings and Furniture, 94, 95, 230 
 Onyx eae See Marble 
 
 Orchid Houses See Horticultural 
 Buildings 
 
 Ovens— 
 Cooking See Kitcheners, Ranges, cc. 
 Drying See In ees Apparatus 
 Overdoors : .. 92, 192, 194 
 Pi 
 
 Pails i. 175 
 
 Paint, Varnishes, &e., “943, O44, DAs A, 
 245, 246 
 Anti-Corrosive 243 
 Distemper 244 
 Enamel ; 246 
 Heat Resisting 245 
 Japan 244 
 Non- Poisonous 245 
 Siderosthen ... 243 
 Szerelmey Iron 245 
 Velure 5 | 2444 
 Palisading. See Gates and Railings 
 Palm Houses. See Horticultural Buildings 
 Panelling .. . 94, 95, 246 
 Panic Door Fittings See Door Fittings 
 Pantiles ... 3 6 Oe 
 
 Paper Hangings. ‘See Wall and ‘Ceiling 
 Coverings 
 Parquet Flooring. See Flooring and Paving 
 Partition Blocks. See Fireproof Partitions 
 Partitions or Divisions, 164, 223, 224, 
 225, 226, 227 
 See also Fireproof Partitions 
 
 Ball Bearing 224, 226 
 Fireproof. See Fireproof Partitions 
 Folding or Collapsible, 164, 223, 
 DAN 22D 220,227, 
 SCID on ose PAD 
 Revolving or Sliding Ba eo; 220) 
 Swivel 164, 224, 225, 226, 227 
 Pavement... . See Flooring and Paving 
 Pavement or Floor Lights, 107, 190, 
 233, 234, 235 
 Pavilions. See Iron, Wood, &c., Buildings 
 Peach Houses. See Horticultural Building gs 
 Perspectives nt ! 334 
 Photo Prints .. 304 
 Picture Rails See Mouldings 
 Pier Caps .. : 37, 38 
 Piggery Fittings and ‘Troughs, 165, 187 
 Pineries See Horticultural Buildings 
 Pipe Coverings ce ie . 56, 57, 156 
 Pipe Fixing Brackets ... Or sa PAV) 
 Pipe Joints and Connections ... 70, 156, 188 
 Expansion ... Bir A LOO 
 
 Pipes, 33, 40, 70, 87, 156, 158, 188, 
 
 207, 213, 256 See also Hose 
 Agricultural a RS 
 Channel See Channels d: Bends 
 Connections. See Pipe Joints and 
 
 Connections 
 33, 40, 70, 87, 
 188, 207, 213 
 See Pipe Joints 
 and Connections 
 156, 188, 256 
 
 Drain and Sewer, 
 Expansion Joints. 
 
 Hot Water 
 
 Tron 158, 188, 207 
 
 Rain Water. See Rain Water Goods 
 Ventilating ... See Ventilation and 
 
 Ventilators 
 
 Pits = a Sts oe Pee 200 
 
 Pit Stones Ker fae: 
 
 Plant Houses. See Hor ticultural Buildings 
 Plaster, 56, 61, 68, 127, 128, 128p, 
 
 129, 206 
 
 Adamant 127 
 
 Chromolith ... ; Wea LO 
 
 Fibrous, D0, Gly 127, 128, 128D 
 
 Of Paris Be a4 ae (OS 
 
 **Pytho ” ma ar OS, 
 
 Sirapite Ba vag ble} 
 
 Plate Closets ‘See Safes, kc. 
 
 Plates, Iron ; ae 106, 108 
 
 Plating and Polishing ie 185 
 
 See Br icks, Moulded 
 See Valves 
 
 Plinths ; 
 Plumbers’ Cocks 
 
 és Fittings ae 214: 
 Plumbing : 154, 208 
 Porches or Por ticoes “114, 123, 189 
 Portable Buildings See Iron, &c. , Buildings 
 Portiere Door Rods 218 
 
 : -, See Cements 
 
 See ‘Door and Lock 
 Furniture 
 Preservatives : ae 243, 245 
 See also Damp ‘Proof Courses 
 and Materials, also Paints 
 
 Portland Cement 
 Postal Handles 
 
 Tron ... a, E'S) 
 Wood 243, 245 
 ‘* Sideroleum ” 243 
 Stone .. 245 
 Priming : ... See Paints 
 Pugging “See Sound Pr oofing 
 Pulleys : 187, 203 
 Jeqviyovigs) sake “80, 82, 82B, 85, 863 
 
 Alabaster, Marble or Stone 80, 
 82, 82B, Sa S6B 
 
 Pumps and Pumping Machinery, 148, 
 203, 213, 214 
 Animal Power 214 
 Domestic 214 
 Draining and Trench 203 
 Electric. 148 
 Fire Service... 148 
 Force... 214 
 Steam sig ae af sem Balle 
 Well ... Avis a Oe LA: 
 Wind... en Pale! 
 
 Q 
 
 (uantities 334 
 
 Quarries or Squares, 41, 42, 45, 48, 49, oe 
 
 R. 
 
 Radiators. See Heating, also Ventilation, kc. 
 Railings ... See Gates and Railings 
 
 Rain Water Goods, 107, 188, 190, 207, 209 
 | Ranges See Kitcheners and Ranges 
 \ Reflectors See Daylight Reflectors 
 
20 
 
 INDEX TO CATALOGUE, 
 
 PAGE 
 ‘ 
 Registers. See Fireplaces, Stoves, and Grates 
 Reinforced Concrete. See A rlificial 
 Stone or Concrete 
 
 Reredoses., 82, 85 
 Restaurant and Café Tables See Tables 
 Revolving Shutters . See Shutters 
 
 Ridge Cresting .. 
 Ridge Tiles See Tiles 
 Road Stone or Metal 33, 75, 78 
 Roasting Ovens See Kitcheners, Ranges, ce. 
 
 Rolled tron Joists See Girders and Joists 
 Roller Lights 235 
 Roman Cements... . See Cements 
 Rooflights S oss See Skylights 
 
 Xoofs and Roofing, Gifs Hately (B35 LOE 
 
 See Crestings 
 
 107, 110, 112, 115, 119, 129, 
 140, 2448 
 Anderson’s ... 57, 58 
 Asphalte “See A sphaltes 
 Becker’s Simplified 244p 
 Felt... ade a See Felts 
 Glass ... ... See Glazing 
 Tron or Steel, 106, 107, TOMI: 
 115, 119, 140 
 “Mack ” peZo 
 Willesden Paper and Canvas 63 
 Ropes, Cords, and Chains 254 
 
 S. 
 
 Saddle Room Brackets and Fittings. 
 See Stable and Coach-House Fittings 
 
 Safes 134, 136, 139, 143, 146 
 Sand is 460) OR 
 Sashes. ‘See W indows 3, . Sashes and Frames 
 Sash Fasteners ... 175, 182 
 Hopkinson’s... 175 
 Meakin’s : 175 
 Sash Lifts and Openers. 175, 182 
 », Lines, Chains, &c., 187 
 
 é Pulley Ss 
 AY AY eights 
 Saw Guards 3 
 Scaffold Chains, Ropes, | ‘ke. 
 
 . See ‘Pulleys 
 jan Lkesy/ 
 
 204 
 
 186 
 
 Sereens ; =, UOa, Wey 
 Church 95, 105 
 Sculpture... ... See Carving 
 Seating 95, 96 
 " See also Fur nitur € 
 
 Church 95, 96 
 Setts, Kerbing ... .. See Kerbing 
 Shafts Ls 94 
 Shedding and Sheds m2 
 Shelves and F fein Siemon’) 
 Shields 105 
 
 Shop Fronts and Fittings, 74, “a1 85, 
 86D, 88, 95, 220), 230 
 Show Cases Be 04, 95, 230 
 Shutters, 160, 164, 216, 220, 223, O04, 
 apd. 226, 227 
 Revolving or Rolling, 160, 164, 
 
 QNG; 220 223,1224 205206227, 
 ‘*Sideroleum” Wood Preservative ... 243 
 Signs and Sign Boards, 105, 118a, 
 
 120, 124, 220, 230 
 Silicate Cloth, Cotton or Slag Wool, 
 56, 57, 59, 60, 61, 62 
 
 Sill Bars ... . See Weather Bars 
 Silcs : See Shedding 
 Silver Plating ... See Plating 
 Sinks 70, 87, 188, 206 
 Sinkstones ue 5 
 Skylight Gearing 1. See Gearing 
 Skylights, Fanhghts, ke. 107, 183, 233 
 Slag Wool. See Silicate Cloth, Cotton, de. 
 Slate Masonry 7B 72, 87 
 
 Slates 34, 70, 71, 72, 87, 207 
 
 Slates (con/iiucd )— PAGI 
 Bangor i 10, 72 
 Carnarvon ... is ben UA 7? 
 Cumberland... Re ht pag) 
 Dinorwic ... Ae ae so OM 
 Eureka ane Be As bee we: 
 Green ae ee oe 5, Wills 7 
 Oakeley seen ee 4 
 Palmerston ... 7D 
 Penrhyn 70, 72 
 Portmadoc ... Ae: fan) gs "1, 72 
 Precelly;Green ame ie voter 
 Rhiwbach _... 5a BES eet ek 
 Rustic ae ee coe meee 
 School sae nee ‘ee dee el er 
 Sedan or Permanent ‘ ae) 210 
 Welsh Me etd soon TAU Tl 72 
 Westmoreland maine hl) 
 
 Slating ... ee 34, 70, 72 
 
 Shding Door Fittings Ae 142, 146 
 
 Sliding Doors See Door 8 
 
 Sluice | Cocks ... See Valves 
 
 Sound Proofing or Pugging, 56, 60, 
 
 61, 63, 127, 129 
 
 apeacing Tubes ... ... 254 
 
 Spokes... ee Oe 
 
 Springs & Spring Hinges. See Door 
 
 Checks, Springs & Spring Hinges | 
 
 Squeegees ... 229 
 Stable and Coach. House Fittings, 114, 
 
 165, 166, 187, 189, 190 
 Stables . See Ir on, &c., Buildings 
 
 Stained Glass 
 Staircases, Steps and ‘Landings, 74, 
 75, 78, 79, 80, 82, 82a, 82p, 
 84, 86, 94, 95, 96, 106, ul, 
 112, 113, 114, 115, 120, 124, 
 
 127, 189, 190); 215,229, 
 Artificial Stone, Marble or Con- 
 crete pod Tiel Ty. Wear 
 Brass.. Lae Za 229 
 Circular or Spiral .. 106, 111, 114, 115 | 
 Fire Escape... 111, 112, 113, 115, 189 | 
 “*Granit ” A3 Roe. Pay 
 Granolithic ... 12 
 Hayward’s ... 111 
 India Rubber bis an see eee) 
 Tron or Steel, 106, 111, 112, 113, 
 14s 20 pens: 38, 190 
 Lyte’s Metallic Woven 230 
 Metallic Woven _... : 230 
 Stone or Marble, 74, "5, 80, 82, 
 82a, 82p, 84, 86 
 Wood 94, 95, 96 
 Stair Rods me O15 Dy 218 
 » Treads .. See Staircases, Steps, ke, 
 Stallboard Lights “ se, BLS BSS 
 Stallboards or r Stall Plates 920) 
 
 Stalls. See Stable d& Coach-House 
 FMR, also Seating 
 
 Stanchions Pe LOT 
 
 Stand Posts © "See Hydrants 
 
 ROB, 
 See also Carv ing & Sculpture 
 Steam Engines ... ., See Engines 
 Oi ebaCkines n.. af : 55 
 Steel Buildings. ... See Iron, Le., Buildings 
 Steeple Work . See Chimneys, ke. 
 
 Statuary ... 
 
 Steps sh See Pee Steps, kc. 
 Stone and Stonework . 195 £6, 80, 205 
 Artificial See Ae Stone | 
 Kentish Rag ; Buy lO 
 Weldon : tae, ke 
 York =. - 75, 205 
 Stoves ~ See Fir eplaces, Sloves, dc. 
 Strong Room Doors .. See Doors 
 = > HMittings ... 137 
 LV OOTIS rat ; 136, 146 
 Szerelmey’s Waterproof Liquid 245 
 
 .. See Glazing 
 
 230 
 
 PAGE 
 gh 
 
 Tables nm the 74, 194 
 Restaurant or Café 74 
 Tablets < 81, ‘82, 823 
 Memorial See M emorial Brasses 
 Tanks See Cisterns and Tanks 
 Taps See Valves 
 
 Tar Paving 
 Tee Iron and Steel 
 
 hs : 66, 75 
 : - See dr on and Steel 
 
 Telephones . 148, 251, 254, 255 
 Tents PIM, pepe, 
 Terminals . See Finials 
 Terra Cotta, 35, 36, 37 38, 40, ‘45, 52B, 
 
 535 54, 54A 
 Theatre Construction ... 108 
 
 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 39, 
 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 
 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 52a, 52e, 
 53, 54, 548, 70, 72, 74, S2p, 
 
 Tiles. 
 
 85, 87, 90, 91, 104, 127, 207, 232n 
 Adams’ Creasing and Sill oe 39 
 Adamantine RS 51 
 Antique : ol 
 Bridgwater . oak Ae eooy dO 
 ‘* Brit Opal” 52, 127 
 Broseley 46, 47, ‘48, hie 70, 72 
 Corrugated ... 33 
 Embossed Le 53 
 Enamelled or Glazed F tae doi 
 Encaustic or, 52a, 53, 87 
 Finial . See "Finials 
 Fire ... 32 
 
 31, 36, 42, 
 51, 52a, 54, 90, 91 
 
 Flooring and pare 
 
 Flooring Squares or Quar ries 
 
 See Quarries or Squares 
 Fluted Sl OL 
 Garden 33, 40, 44 
 Glass ... §2, 232B 
 “Grecian ” 51 
 Eva a” 543 
 Hall’s. 543 
 
 Hearth or Fireplace 
 
 Ay 53, 5, 74 
 Hollybrook, D. R.. 45 
 
 Interlocking “50, bl 
 ‘* Leighswood ”’ S38) 
 Majolica 31, 87 
 Major's 50, 51 
 Marble 82n, 85, 104 
 Mosaic comet oll 
 Opal ... 232B 
 Opalite 52 
 Oven ... 50 
 Paving _ See T iles, Floori Ing 
 Porcelain : en 
 (Juarries See Quar 71es OF ae es 
 Reading 35, 72 
 
 Ridge, 33, 36, 37, 42, 43, 48, 49, 
 BOO Oo ou 
 
 Ridge Ventilating... See Tiles, 
 
 Ventilating 
 
 Roofing, 33, 36, 37, 41, 46, 48, 49, 
 50, ole 53, 87 
 Rosemary 4 70 
 Terminal ; See Finials 
 Tesselated 53 
 Ventilating ... eee 
 Venturene ... SP BYAS 
 Welbeck 50 
 Windmill ce voll 
 Yorkshire : NO 12 
 Tiling él, , 34, 52, bs 85, 127 
 Timber... cis, ep Goumods ee 
 Tin and Tin Plates pa 42 110 
 Tombs See Monuments 
 Tracings ... 334 
 
21 
 
 PAGH 
 Traps & Gullies, 70, 190, 204, 200, 
 206, 210, 211 
 Anti-flooding 204, 205 
 Brown’s 210 
 Couzens’ 204 
 Dawson’s 205 
 Dean’s x ee whe, Pa DAKO) 
 Disconnecting or Intercepting, 
 204, 205, 211 
 “« Glassarm ” 5 Son PANE 
 Grease VAY, VALI 
 Kenon PAM 
 Reversible 5 206 
 Treads "See Staircases, he. 
 Tree Guards . 1188 
 Trench Covers 104 
 Tubes and Fittings rpee ts) 
 See also Pipes. 
 Turnery 93, 94 
 U: 
 Urinals iil, WES (Raby (etsy, tele 
 188, 190 
 Vis 
 Valves and Cocks 156, 214, 256 
 Ball 2h as pale 
 Boiler 214 
 Low Pr essure 214 
 Plumbers’ .. 214 
 Vanes nee 1184, 123, 141, “251, 254, 255 
 Varnishes.. ‘ ah 246 
 Vases ‘ + 33) "78, Sl 
 Ventilatior. and Ventilators, 2h 135, 
 149, 150, 151, 152, 153, 154, 
 156, 165, 166, 190, 208, 256, 325 
 “¢ Alliance”... ike on a od 
 Archimedian : ae son aD 
 Boyle’s ues 48. bs 3, 325 
 ‘¢Champion ” 150 
 Concealed Roof 151 
 
 Drain and Sewer or Soil Pipe, 151, 208 
 Electric Pe S507 52 
 Glass... 149 
 
 | 
 | 
 
 INDEX. “TO: ‘CATALOGUE: 
 Ventilation, &e. (continwed)— PAGE 
 Hayward’s 154 | 
 Hobbs’ ee 3o 
 Inlet . na: 154, 325 
 Invisible Roof. “See Conceated "Roof 
 Louvre 149 
 Mica Silk, Flap or ‘Valve. 154 
 Motor : 152 
 Plenum 154 
 Propeller or Fan 150 
 Quadruple Peel oly 
 Sheringham’s 150, 154 
 Strong Room 135 | 
 Tobin 150 
 Venetian. 149 
 Verandahs, 114, “118a, i173}. 154, 189, 190 
 Vineries See Horticultural Buildings 
 W. 
 Wagons ... a ome e wae che 
 Wall and Ceiling Coverings, 246, 
 246A, 246B, 2460, 246D, 247, 
 248, 249, 250, 250A, 2508 
 | Anaglypta 246, 2504, 2508 
 Cameoid 246, 250A | 
 Canvas st 246 
 Canvas-Scrims ee ZAG 
 Cordelova ee 2OUA 
 Embossed or Relief. . 250A 
 Enamelled Metal ... 246D | 
 Fibrous Plaster See Plaster 
 Flock Paper... 246, 250 
 Hand Printed 246, 250 
 Japanese 246 | 
 Leather 246 
 Lignomur a 246, 2504 
 Linerusta- Walton . ig: 250A, 250B | 
 Machine Printed Paper mee ZOUK) 
 Metloid ae at .. 246D | 
 Salamander ... . 2504, 2508 | 
 Silk Flock ... “ise dass pore 250) | 
 Wall Papers, See Wall and Ceiling 
 Coverings | 
 Wall Ties.. EELSO 
 Warming ... ~ See Heating | 
 Washing Troughs and Tubs See 
 Laundry Tubs, ke. 
 
 UES 
 
 | Wrought Iron 
 
 PAGE 
 e 
 Wash Stands See Lavatories, &c. 
 Waste Preventing Cisterns See 
 Cisterns and Tanks 
 
 Water Bars . See Weather Bars 
 
 », Carts : 187 
 », Level Indicators 148 
 Se OWL» ee wos) 24: 
 Pee roonitl Game See Damp Proof 
 
 Courses & Materials 
 Supply and Storage... 156, 214 
 See also Hot Water Supply 
 
 Waste Preventers and Cisterns 
 See Cisterns & Tanks 
 
 Wheels pep ole! 
 We ather or Water Pars 95, 171 
 Weather Strips ... 228, 229 
 
 Well Pumps See Pumps and 
 
 Pumping Machinery 
 Whiting ... 66 
 Wickets ... See Gates, “Railings, ke. 
 Willesden Canvas, Paper, and Scrim 63 
 
 Window Blinds ... See Blinds 
 
 », Fasteners. See ‘Sash Fasteners, 
 Gearing, &c. 
 
 Window Gearing and Openers. See 
 Gearing, &c. 
 » Guards ..105, 120, 220 
 
 Window Sashes and Frames, 94, 95, 
 
 96, 107, 164, 173, 197, 198, 226 
 Tron and Steel, 107, 164, 173, 197 
 
 198, 226 
 
 Wind Power era? 14: 
 
 Wine Bins ae oh. ee OG 
 Winter Gardens. See Horticultural 
 
 Buildings 
 
 Wire Work 122 
 
 See "Floor ing 
 and Paving 
 .. See Carving 
 
 Wood Block Flooring. | 
 
 Wood Carving 
 eo 
 
 5 ibaa. S22 Floori ing and 
 Paving 
 5 Preservatives 243 
 See also Paints 
 Siderolum : Meteo 
 Wood Work . See Joinery 
 Writing 216, 220 
 
 E Metal Work 
 
22 
 
 FIRMS SUPPLYING SOME OF THE LEADING GOODS. 
 
 PAGE 
 
 ARTIFICIAL STONE, MARBLE OR 
 CONCRETE. 
 
 ADAMANT Co., Lp. ; Se. 
 Hopxiw & JONES, Lp.. bie ERG, 
 
 Bells (continwed)— PAGE Bricks (continued)— PAGE 
 Lewis, J.... 251 | BursLEDON Brick Co.... cee 34 
 WARNER, Abs @e Sons 214  Conks, SHappoit & Co., Lp. 66 
 WONTNER-SMITH (J.), GRAY & Co. 155 | Counter, W. 33 
 | Cooprr, J. K., ‘& Sons” 36, 37 
 Dawson & Co. 2 Lp. 34, 205 
 BLINDS. Epwarps, J. a 53 
 | ELuis, A de E & Co., Lp. 34 
 APPLEBEE BROS.... 217 | Gress & Canninec, Lp. Beh 40 
 BIRMINGHAM BLIND Co. ... 218 | Hottyprook Brick Co., Lp. 45 
 Brapy, G., & Co. 160, 220 | Lrgeps Frrecuay Co., Lp. BAA, 543 
 DEAN, Sp ... 216 | MapEetmy Woop Co. ... 49 
 FRANCIS, S. W., ; “& Co., Lp.. 220 | Mason, H. J. & C., Lp. 50 
 HALL, ie & Sons : = 216 | Sesstons & Sons, Lp. ... 87 
 HARTLEY. Bros.... 366 225 | Watson, Netson, Lp. Lol 
 Hopkinson & Co., Lp. 223 | Wueatiy & Co. S53 42, 44 
 Horr; W. F. S. 224 | Wuitrwick CoLLIERY Co., Lp. 45 
 JANES & SON ; 216 | Woop, Jas. v: 76 
 Kensineton Window Burxp. Co. 219 | WoonLIscRorFT, es & Son, Lp. 54 
 Sopgr, J. , 220 
 Srrer, THornnoroven & Co. 224 
 TuHorNeorouGH, F. M., & Son ee, 
 Wirtrams, G. A., & Son 221, 292 | BRIDGES. 
 | Bern, P., & Son 106 
 BOILERS. | FLEMING, hp & R., & Co. 107 
 Lier & Hoist Co. ; Lil 
 aoe oop, J. nao ANaYa} 
 GRay, J. on oe 156, 256 | 
 z) TNT ix | 
 BE PS ft EoKsrns, LON apr CARVING AND SCULPTURE. 
 WonTNER-SMITH (J.), GRAY & Co. . 155 
 Eyiort, 8., & Sons, Lop. 95 
 ODLING (ANSELM) & Sons, Lp. jeg CHAD 
 BOLTS AND BARS. TurPINS PARQUET 100k, JOINERY, 
 & Woop Carvine Co. _... soo 1B} 
 Apams, R. ... 199 | Watton, Gooppy & Cripps, Lp. 85 
 LEeacorr, W. & R., Lp. 182, 183 Woop Carvine Co., Lp. 92 
 Smiti & TURNER scone lizall 
 BRICKS. CASEMENT FASTENINGS & STAYS. 
 | ADAMANTINE CLINKER WORKS 32 | Apams, J., & Son 173 
 ALDRIDGE CoLLIERY Co., Lp. 33 | ADAMS, R. 199 
 Bray, H., & Co. Be | BoopRyER, ers ; “& Sons pane lees 
 | Broap & Co., Lp. 207 CARTLAND, J., & Son, Lp. LG elid 
 BroapeEent & Co. 70 | Lea@cort, Ww. & R., Lp. hoe sh’ 
 
 Preston GRANITE CONCRETE Co., Lp. 78 
 Ripiey, T. D., & Sons 15 
 WustTMINSTER He FLOORING Co. 79 
 WILKINSON, W. eo, ©0:, an: 78 
 Witcomes, G., & SON... 78 
 Wricut, J., & Co 131 
 ASPHALTES. 
 BrapsHaw & Co. 64 
 Fanpo, T., & Co., Lp. : 5 We 
 INTERNATIONAL ASPHALTE Co. 64, 71 
 LAwForpD & Co.. ao san OS 
 LIMMER ASPHALT PAVING Co., Lp. 64 
 McNeiuz, F., & Co. 62 
 PILKINGTON & Co. 66 
 Smart, Jostan, & Son Be 66 
 WESTMINSTER PATENT FLoortna Co. 104 
 BATHS AND BATH FITTINGS. 
 Hay (Matrunw) & Co. ae Son 6 PALS) 
 OpLING (ANSELM) & Sons, Lp. 82pn 
 Rircuin, ALEXx., & Co. 188 
 Sxssions & Sons, ps: 87 
 Watton, Gooppy & Crip PS, Lp. 86 
 WILKINS, Tele Vin ee Se : 74 
 WontneER-SmITH (J.), GRAY & Co. . 155 
 Wararcut, Gro., Lop. 190 
 BELLS. 
 Carr, CHARLES, Lp. ... ie om 
 EFFicient Licgurina & Hratine Co. 148 
 Fursrt, W. J. 254 
 Gray, J. W. ,& Co. 255 
 
INDEX TO CATALOGUE. 
 
 23 
 
 PAGE 
 CASEMENTS AND FRAMES. 
 CoormrR, H. W., & Co., Lop. 149 
 GARDINER, Sons & Co., Lp. 196 
 GrBBons, J. 173 
 Haywarp Bros. ‘& Eckstr IN, "Lins eels 
 Lucas, J. E., & Son ; 164, 226 
 Norrawoop, Ae 107 
 Suaw & CaRtTER... De a Eee USG' 
 Wircuety & Co.... en aS ae OS 
 CASTINGS. 
 
 Baupwins, Lp. 110 
 
 Ghd, ae ee 
 
 Lerminc Bar Founpry Co. ... 187 
 Nortiwoop, J. ... 107 
 CEMENTS. 
 
 ADAMANT Co., Lp. 127 
 Broap & Co., Lp. i 207 
 CoLEs, SHADBOLT & Co., Lp. 66 
 Dawson 69 OO Wy i 205 
 Greaves, Butt & LAKIN, ‘Lp. 67 
 Kays & Co. Laps: : : 66 
 Lonpon ASBESTOS Co. ... 55 
 Netson, C., & Co., Lo. 69 
 PRESTON GRANITE Conc RETE Co., Lp. 78 
 Woop Bros.. oe OS 
 
 CHIMNEY PIECES AND MANTELS. 
 
 BiackuER, A. W., & Sons, Lop. 80 
 Emuery & ‘Sons, Lp. if 82 
 FLETCHER, RussELL & Co. ; Lo. 194 
 
 Hincuuirr, G., & Son.. “ti oe de 
 
 TrisH MARBLE Co. 82 
 Moors, M. & R. io 88 
 PARKSTONE STEAM JOINERY Co. 95 
 Rironr, ALEXx., & Co. ... 189 
 Sxssrons & Sons, Lp. ys  aSH 
 Watton, Gooppy & Cripps, Lp. 85, 86 
 Wirxins, H. W., & Sons : 74 
 W OOLLISCROFT, eth & Son, Lp. SL Oe 
 Wricut, Gro., Lp. 190, 192 
 CHIMNEY POTS, CAPS, OR COWLS, 
 Broap & Co., Lp 206 
 
 BROADBENT & Co. ne ~: Ea eh 
 
 Coorrr, J. K., & Sons... BIG, B37) 
 Epwarps, J. C. ... ee 5 3 
 Gippes & CANNING, LD. ... wat 40 
 Honiyperooxk Brick Co., Lp. ... 45 
 Howortn, J., & Co. .... 150 
 (JUADRUPLE EXxHavst VENTIL ATOR Co. 151 
 CISTERNS & TANKS. 
 BaLpwins, LD. ... 110 
 CRAPPER, T., & Co., Lp. 211 
 Gray, J. ... ; 156 
 HA (MATTHE w) & Co. 213 
 Sxsstons & Sons, Ln. 87 
 
 Witiiams, W. D 
 
 | Apams, J., & Son 
 | Apams, R. Bee 
 
 PAGE 
 CLOSETS. 
 1. Water Closets— 
 Broap & Co., Lp ae 206 
 Craprer, T., & Co., Lo. ull 
 Haut (MarrHEw) & Co. * “és MAG) 
 Rircuiz, ALEX., & Co.. a0 aod Sts 
 WARNER, J., & SONS ot 214 
 W ooL.LIsc ROFT, G., & Son, Lp. é 
 Wricut, Gxo., Lp. Aa 190 
 2. Dry Closets— 
 DonkIn, J. Ez fs aoe va. 208 
 COLUMNS. 
 BLACKLER, A. W., & Sons, Lp. 80 
 | CrurcKsHank, R. D., & Co. 81 
 Dawson & Co., LD. 80 
 EMLEY & Sons, Lp. . 82 
 HaAywarp, W., & Sons, Lo. 119 
 TRISH MARBLE Co. 82 
 LrEMING Bar Foun DRY Co. 187 
 Nortruwoop, J. At sy ll@y 
 ODLING (ANSELM) & Sons, Lp. . S2B 
 Warton, Gooppy & Crirrs, Lp. 84, 86 
 CRANES. 
 Lier & Horst Co. 1608 
 Lucas, J. H., & Son... ae  L64 
 Wayaoop, R., & Co., Lp. 162, 163 
 WoNTNER-SMITH (J.), GRAY & Co. .. 155 
 
 DAMP PROOF COURSES & MATERIALS. 
 
 (See also Asphaltes. ) 
 
 Anprrson, D., & Son, Lp. oi 
 | Broap & Co., Lo. nee te ee 206 
 Kine, J. A., & Co. (‘* Mack” Fire- 
 PROOFING Co.) : 129 
 Lawrorp & Co.. 
 LIMMER AspHaure Pavine Co., “Lp. . 64 
 ““Mack ” FIREPROOFING Co, (see King, 
 Jig Ars e Co.) 
 McNett, F., & Co. 62 
 PILKINGTON & Co. F 66 
 SzrreLMEY, N. C., & Comee 245 
 WILLESDEN Pargr & Canvas Wonks, 
 Lp. ‘ bea aE 63 
 W ILLIAMS, wW. D. 71 
 DAYLIGHT REFLECTORS. 
 Sr. Pancras IRoNwoRK Co., Lp. 235 . 
 DOOR AND LOCK FURNITURE. 
 | CartTLanD, J., & Son, Lp. Wea | 
 GarpiIner, Sons & Co., Lp. .. aon, 2 PB 
 Hosss, Hart & Co., Lp. 178, 180,. 181 
 Leccort, W, & R., Lop. 182, 183, 185 
 
 DOOR CHECKS, SPRINGS, AND SPRING 
 HINGES. 
 
 173 
 
 168, 199 
 
 Door checks, &c. (continwed)— PAGE 
 CARTLAND, J., & Son, Lp. 176 
 GrrisH, 8., & Co. 171 
 GIBBONS, Ab ae io 
 Leaeort, W. & Ri, Lp. 182, 185 
 Smiru, A., & STEVENS nae eal AO 
 | Smitn & TURNER ace ne a Wi | 
 Winv, C., & Co.... 172 
 DOORS AND FRAMES. 
 Bein, P., & Sons sae can cea LOG 
 Evxiort, S., & Sons, Lp. es 
 Francis, 8. W., & Co., Lp. ste 220) 
 GARDINER, Sons & Co., Lp. 132, 133 
 GIBBONS, Fe cent le: 
 | Haywarp Bros. ‘& EcKstEI, Ul. faa aust: 
 Hosss, Harr & Co., Lp. 134, 136 
 JENNINGS, C., & Co. sane B96 
 | Lirr & Horst Co. 115, 138 
 Lucas, J. E., & Son 164, 226 
 Maruer & Puart, Lp. ... 139 
 INOAKES HieiGe leu: 94. 
 | OWEN, ‘ & Sons, Lo.. 94 
 PRICE, GrorGE, by bs 141 
 Sr. PANCRAS IRONWORK Oo., Lp. 140 
 | SkrpMorRE, T., & Son 139 
 TANN, J. 146 
 TURPIN’S Parquet Foor, JornERy, 
 AND Woop CaRVING Co. ot 103 
 WHITFIELD’S SAFE & Door Co., 142, 
 143, 144, 145 
 Wricut, Gro., Lp. 190 
 
 ELECTRIC LIGHTING AND FITTINGS. 
 
 Errictent Licgutine & Heatine Co.... 148 
 
 Furse, W. J. . 254 
 
 | Gray, J. W., i Cote ip 255 
 
 WontNeR-SmiTH (J.), Gray & Co. 155 
 ENGINES. 
 
 Warner, J., & Sons 214 
 FAIENCE. 
 
 CartrER & Co. ... as a se BSB 
 
 Epwarps, J. C. 2 ey tabs 
 
 W OOLLISCROFT, G., & Son, Lp. ens od 
 
 FELT. 
 
 eter ae D., & Son, Lp 57, 58 
 
 Jonus, F., < Co. . et. 
 
 | oN .» & Co. 59, 60, 61, 62 
 
 | PILKINGTON & Co. + a LOG 
 FINIALS. 
 
 ALDRIDGE CoLLieRyY Co., Lp. 33 
 
 Broap & Co., ae 206 
 
 CoLLiER, W. H : Se 33 
 
 Coorsrr, J. K., “& Sons BOW OT, 
 
 Dovanty, J., & Son 48 
 
 EDWARDS, ts Oiee 53 
 
 Pursiae We Jeena " 254 
 
 GARDINER, Sons & Co., Lp. 123 
 
 Hitt & Suite ... 1184 
 
 | Laewisgedh: 251 
 
24 
 
 Finials (continwed)— PAGE 
 MapbeELry Woop Co. 49 
 PRESTAGE & Co. so 49 
 Watson, NELSON, Lp. ... 51 
 WreEatLy & Co. 43 
 WITCHELL & Co. 105 
 Wricnt, Gro., Lp. 114 
 
 FIREPLACES, STOVES, AND GRATES. 
 
 CarTER & Co. ... ae Ae 52n 
 CuaRk;’S., &: Co. 4 aye wid <= cbs) 
 
 Fieroner, RusseLt & Co., Lp. 194 
 NortHwoop, J. 107 
 RITCHIE, ALEX. ; & Co. 189 
 WILKINS, H. W., & Sons 74 
 Wootiscrorr, Ce & Son, Lp. 54 
 Wricut, Gro., Lp. 190, 191 | 
 FIREPROOF FLOORS. 
 ADAMANT Co., Lp. 127 
 Hopkin & Jonzs, Lp. 130 
 Jonss, F., & Co. As Sy: i 5 
 Kine, J. A., & Co. (*‘ Mack” Frre- 
 
 PROOFING Co. ) ud ae 129 
 
 Wikinson, W. B., & Co., Lo. 78 
 FIREPROOF PARTITIONS. 
 ADAMANT Co., Lp. an 127 
 
 HAVELOCK PATENT PLASTER ‘PARTI- 
 
 TION Co. a3 at mage | ess 
 Jonss, F., & Co.. : 128,, 128p, 128c 
 Kine, J A. , & Co. (COMiACKas "PIRE- 
 
 PROOFING Co.) 129 
 Wricut, J., & Co. 131 
 
 FLOORING AND PAVING. 
 (See also Fireproof Floors.) 
 Aomn Frioorine & Pavine Co. (1904), 
 
 ND te. = 98, 99 
 ADAMANT Co., Lp. A 127 
 ADAMANTINE CLINKER Ww ORKS 32 
 Bruackier, A. W., & Sons, Lp. a Le8O 
 Broap & Go., Lp. a 206 
 DaviEs Bros. ese N46 64 
 Dawson & Co., Lp. 80 
 Durry, W. 98, 99 
 Euiorr, S., & Sons, Lo. 95 
 ELLIs, Grary & Co. 90, 97 
 EMLry & Sons, Lp. ans 82 
 WALDO; 8 -Co., LD. ... 64 
 FrEnnNiING & Co., Lp. Ss 81 
 GEARY, WALKER & Co., Lp. 89, 100 
 GIBBARD, J. R., & Son... 101 
 Haywarp Bros. & EckstTEIn, Lp. 165 
 Hincuuirr, G., & Son ... 75 
 Hopkin & Jonus, Lp. ... : 77, 88 
 INTERNATIONAL ASPHALTE Co. 64, 71 
 Trish MARBLE Co. oe SZ 
 JENNINGS, C., & Co. 96 
 LAWFORD & Co.. 65 
 Liumer AspHALTE Pavina Co., ‘Mane 64 
 Mosaic & Artistic FrLoors Co. 91 
 Opuiine (ANSELM) & Sons, Lp. 82a 
 Owen, J., & Sons, Lp. 94 
 PILKINGTON & Co. ie 66 
 PRESTON GRANITE CONCRETE Co., Lo. 78 
 
 INDEX TO CATALOGUE. 
 Flooring and Paving (continwed)— Pacn 
 | RipptoucH, J., & Son, Lp. ... je he 
 RIDLEY, ne D., & Sons.. i a 
 SMART, J., & Sons Se OO 
 Snewtin, C. B. N., & Sons, Lp. 94 
 Stevens & Apams 102 
 
 Turpin’s Parquet FLoor, JOINERY & 
 Woop CARVING Co. 03 
 Watton, Gooppy & Cripps, Lp. 84, 85, 86 
 
 WESTMINSTER Patent FLOORING Co. 104 
 WHEATLY & Co. ... Me 44 
 WHITEHEAD, J. , & Sons, “Lp. a 86c 
 Wikins, H. W., _ & Soxs 74 
 WILKINSON, W. B., & Co., Lp. 78 
 WILLIAMS, W. D. val 
 FURNITURE. 
 Exxrott, 8., & Sons, Lp. at 95 
 PARKSTONE STEAM JOINERY Co. 95 
 
 GAS ENGINEERING AND FITTINGS. 
 
 ACETYLENE CORPORATION OF GREAT 
 
 Brivatn, Lp. ae 147 
 FLETCHER, Russe TIGR Og Ce. 5, 1Wity. 194 
 GARDINER, Sons & Co., Lp. 124 
 Sun Gas Go., Lp. bai ae 148 
 WoNTNER-SmitTH (J.), GRAY & Co. 155 
 
 GATES, RAILINGS AND FENCING. 
 
 ASHWORTH, J., & Co. ... : 93 
 BAYLISS, JONES & Baytiss, Lo. 116, NAL 
 BELL, P., & Son. ac ee LOG 
 BROOKER, J5 Dees . 1044, 1041 
 Carr, CHARLES, Lp... 2b 
 ELLIorr, S., & Sons, Lp. 95 
 FLEMING, P. &R., & Co. 107 
 Francis, S. W., & Coys Tp ae e220) 
 GARDINER, Sons & Co., Lp. 118, 123, 
 
 124, 133 
 Haywarp Bros. & Ecxsrrrn, Lp. 115 
 Haywarp, W., & Sons, Lp. Pe ag) 
 Hint & Smit 118, 1188 
 Hosps, Hart & Co., To. 134 
 a OOD, J. 107 
 OwEn, J., & Sons, Lp.. 94 
 Rrrcuin, ALEX., & Come 189 
 SHaw & CARTER : an 186 
 STEER, THORNBOROUGH & Co.... 224 
 TANN, J. *3 rs 146 
 Wrrenenn & Co.... pee LOD 
 WorRALL & Co.... 12021 
 Wricut, Gro., Lp. 114, 190 
 
 GEARING AND FITTINGS FOR 
 FANLIGHTS, SKYLIGHTS AND CASE- 
 MENTS. 
 
 (See also Casement Fastenings and Stays.) 
 
 Apams, J., & Sow sane, AIS} 
 ADAMS, R. ae 168, 199 
 CARTLAND, J., & ‘Son, Lo. 176, 200, 201 
 GARDINER, Sons & Co., Lp. Oe 
 GIBBONS, Gk - line 
 Leceorr, W. & oo Lp. 183, 184, 185 
 Smirn & TURNER Fee 5a nae allyl 
 
 GIRDERS AND JOISTS. 
 
 Drew-Buar, PerKs & Co., Lp. 
 
 108, 109 
 Friemine, P. & R., & Co. 107 
 
 Haywarp, W., & Sons, Lp. 119 
 GLAZING AND GLASS. 
 
 BritisH CHALLENGE GLAZING Co., Lp. 236 
 
 Britisn .LUXxFER Prism SYNDICATE, 
 
 Lp. c 128, 233, 236 
 CHANCE Bros. & Co., Lp. ; O32, 2391, 
 Francis, 8. W., & Co., Lp. 220 
 Grover & Co., Lp. 4 Bear ph 
 HANWELL’S PAvE NT GLAZING “Works 238 
 Haywarp Bros. & Ecxstrrn, Lp. 232 
 HELLIWELL & ye Lp. 239 
 Huywoop, W. H., & Co. Bod 231 
 LUXFER Prism SynpicaTtE, Lp. (Tne 
 
 Britis) : * 12852335 230 
 Mertiowss & Co., Lp. ... we A) 
 PILKINGTON Bros., Lp. 234, \, 234B, 
 
 234c, 234D 
 
 GRANITE AND GRANITE WORK. 
 
 Brown, A. A. . 81 
 CRUICKSHANK, R. <i & Co... Sl 
 Emuiry & Sons, Lp. 82 
 Frnnine & Co., Lp. 81 
 GARDEN & Co. ... ssi Sl 
 Len, A., & Bros., Lop. 80A, 80R 
 Pernick Bros. .. eee ee 
 Watton, Gooppy & Cripps, Ld. ee SO 
 WuitTEHnaD, J., & Sons, Lp. 86a, 86D 
 HEATING. 
 ATTWOOD, J. : 156 
 CuaRK, 8., & Co. 157 
 EmLry & Sons, Lp. 154 
 FLETCHER, RUSSELL & Co., Lp. ae SAO 
 Gipps, J., & Son se WS IS 
 GRAY; J. os a 156, 256 
 Haut (M ATTHEW) & Co. i . 213 
 Haywarp Bros. & EcKkstTErn, Lp. 154 
 HowortH, J., & Co. afi» LD) 
 Norra BRITISH PLUMBING Co., ‘Lp. eS 
 Rircu1E, ALEx., & Co. 189 
 WontNER-SMITH (J.), GRAY & Co. 155 
 Wricut, Gnho., ne “e 190, 
 HINGES. 
 
 (See also Door Checks, Springs, and Spring 
 Hinges.) 
 
 BaLpwin, Son & Co., Lp. 169 
 Booppykr, J. H., & Sons 175 
 Couzens, G., & Sons 204 
 GERISH, S., & Co. 171 
 HORTICULTURAL BUILDINGS. 
 GRAY, Js... 256 
 Wricut, Gnro., Lo. 114 
 
 HOT WATER SUPPLY & HEATERS. 
 
 Gipss, J., & Son.. 153 
 Gray, J. she go 156 
 WontTNER-SMITH te ), Gray & Co, 155 
 
PAGE 
 
 INSPECTION OF MANHOLE COVERS. 
 
 Boosryer, J. H., & Sons Lio) 
 Broap & Co., Lp. * 207 
 Craprrr, T., & Co., Lp. 211 
 Haut (Marttuew) & Co. 213 
 Lrermine Bar Founpry Co. 187 | 
 NorTHWOOD, J. ... 107 
 Wricnrt, Gro., Lp. 190 
 
 IRON, WOOD, AND OTHER BUILDINGS. 
 
 BaLpwiyns, Lp. ... 110 
 BLAKELEY, E. F., & Con 106 
 FLEMING, pP&R , & Co: 107 
 Morniny & GREEN, Lp. ... 112 
 JOINERY. 
 
 AsHWworTH, J., & Co.... 93 
 Exuiott, S., & Sons, Lo. 95 
 JENNINGS, C., & Co. 96 
 Lucas, J. E., & Son 226 
 Noakes, E. G. its 94 
 OWEN, IN & Sons, oe 94. 
 PARKSTONE STEAM JOINERY Co. 95 
 Scorr Bros. a 230 
 TURPIN’S PARQUET Fioor, JorNERY, 
 
 AND Woop CARVING Co. 103 
 Woop Carvine Co., Lp. 92 
 Worsetry, R. E., & Co. 95 
 
 KITCHENERS, RANGES, AND COOKING 
 
 APPARATUS. 
 Furtcuer, Russet & Co., Lop. scene AGES 
 Rircnin, ALEX., & Co. ... 188, 189 
 Wontner-SmituH (J.), Gray & Co. 155 
 Wricut, Gro., Lop. 2 sf 190, 193 
 LAMPS AND LANTERNS. 
 GARDINER, Sons & Co., Lp. 123, 124 
 LAVATORIES AND FITTINGS. 
 FLetcuer, Russet & Co., Lp. 194 
 Hawi (MatrHEw) & Co. 213 
 Moors, M. & R. , : 88 
 ODLING (ANSELM) & Sons, Lo. 82B 
 Rircouir, ALEX., & Co. 188 
 Susstons & Sows, Lp. 87 
 Watton, Gooppy & Cripps, Lp. 85 
 
 WARNER, Dea CoLSONS | -.e. Bo Peale! 
 
 WILKINS, H. W., & Sons 74 
 Witirams, W. D. ws 71 
 Wricut, Gro., Lp. 190 
 
 LIFTS, ELEVATORS AND HOISTS. 
 
 Brapy, G., & Co. 160, 220 | 
 BryEN, i , & Sons 3 160 
 Erricient Licutine & H BATING Co.... 148 
 GARDINER, SONS & Co., 161 
 Hopxrngox & Co., er, 223 
 
 INDEX TO CATALOGUE. 
 
 Lifts, Elevators, &c. (con/inwed)— 
 
 PAGE 
 Lirt & Horst Co. 1604, 1608 
 Lucas, J. E., & Son .. 164, 226 
 Smitru, A., & STEVENS ... 1644, 1643 
 TuornboroucH, F. M., & Son 227 
 WayaGoop, R., & Co., Lp. 162, 163 
 WontNER-Smitu (J.), GRAY & Co, 155 
 LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS. 
 
 ANDERSON, R., & Co. ... 250 
 Drxon & Corerrr, & R. ‘S. Nuwar ‘& 
 
 Co., Lp. 254 
 FuRSE, Mice. 254 
 GRAY, itp W., & Co. ; He one PS 
 GRay, J. W., & Son adh os me 202; 
 Haut. (Marrunw) & Co... 213 
 Lewis, J.... aris Sc 251 
 
 LIME. 
 Broap & Co., Lp. 207 
 Dawson & Co., Lp. 205 
 GREAVES, Bu LL & LAKIN, Los. 67 
 Kaynt & Co., Lp. fs 66 
 NELSON, one & Co., Lv. 69 
 Parry, H., & Sons, Lp. 68 
 LOCKS. 
 BoospyeEr, J. H., & Sons : 174 
 Hopes, Hart & Co., Lp. 178, 179, 180, 18] 
 Lreceorr, W: & R., Lo... 182, 183, 185 
 
 MARBLE AND MARBLE WORK. 
 
 Buackuer, A. W., & Sons, Lp. 80 
 Dawson & Co., Lp. Koh 80 
 Emury & Sons, Lp. 82 
 | Fennine & Co., Lp. 81 
 IntsH Maree Co. ss es aoe 
 Les, A., & Bros., Lp. ... 8O0A, 80B 
 Moorr, M.&R 5 Sap Winists 
 ODLING (ANSELM ) & Sons, Lee 82a, 82B 
 Watton, Gooppy & Cripps, Lp. 
 83, 84, 85, 86 
 WHITEHEAD, J., & Sons, Lp. 86A, 86B, 860 
 Witkins, H. W., & Sons 74 
 METAL WORK. 
 Bare P:, & Sone. 106 
 Caston & Co., Lp. 122 
 Emurey & Sons, Lp. 154 
 Furss, W. J. ‘ ce ose 
 GARDINER, SONS & Co., ‘Lp. 123, 124 
 196, 197 
 Gipgons, J. we: 
 Hint & SMITH . 118A 
 Saaw & CARTER mh ae 186 
 SrreR, THORNBOROUGH & Co. 224 
 WiITcHELL & Co.... 7 ue 105 
 | WorRALL & Co. ... 120 
 MOSAICS, 
 CarTER & Co. 528 
 | EDWARDS, J. C. ... 53 
 | Evuis, GEARY & Co. 90 
 Emuey & Sons, Lp. 
 
 82 
 
 25 
 
 Mosaics (continued)— 
 
 PAGE 
 Fennine & Co., Lp. : a, FSi 
 Gary, WALKER & Co., Lp. ‘89, 100 
 HopKIN & Jonzs, Lp. ; = 88 
 Mosaic & Artistic FLoorS Co. 91 
 
 TurPIn’s Parquet Foor, JOINERY 
 AND Woop CaRkvING Co. . 103 
 
 WESTMINSTER PATENT FLOORING Co. 
 79, 104 
 
 PAINTS, YARNISHES, &c. 
 AnpErson, D., & Son, Lp. 243, 244 
 CHANCELLOR, C., & Co.... . 2444 
 CHAPPELL & PAYNE Bees 246 
 SzERELMEY, N. C., & Co. 245 
 
 PANELLING. 
 CHAPPELL & PAYNE bee 246 
 Extiort, S., & Sons, Lp. 95 
 Noakes, E.G. . j 94 
 PARQUET AND WOOD BLOCK 
 FLOORING. 
 Acme Froortinc & PAviIne Co, pepsi 
 Lp. ; A ee 8, 99 
 DUFFY, Ww. 98, 99 
 Eis, GEARY & Co. We 97 
 Geary, WALKER & Co., Lo. 89, 100 
 GIBBARD, Jen Run) Sor ONE 101 
 JENNINGS, C., & Co. 96 
 LAawForp & Co. ... 65 
 Mosaic & ARTISTIC FLoors Co. 91 
 STE VENS & ADAMS , 102 
 TuRPIN’S PARQUET Froor, JoINERY ‘& 
 Woop Carving Co. 103 
 WESTMINSTER PATENT FLooRING Co. 104 
 Wixxkinson, W. B., & Co., Lo. 78 
 PARTITIONS OR DIVISIONS. 
 
 (See also Fireproof Partitions. ) 
 Hartiry Bros. 225 
 Hopkinson & Co., Lp. S60 PRE 
 Lucas, J. E., & Son is 164, 226 
 Srnpr, THORNBOROUGH & Co. 224 
 THoRNBOROUGH, F. M., & Son 227 
 
 PAVEMENT OR FLOOR LIGHTS. 
 
 British LuxrER PRISM SYNDICATE, 
 Tap woe or sae a 233 
 
 Haywagb Bros. & Eckstrern, Lp. ... 234 
 Luxrer Prism Synpicatn, Lp. (THE 
 BRITISH) zoo 
 Nortruwoop, J. a 107 
 Sr. PANCRAS Tronw ORK ‘Oo., Lp. 235 
 Wricut, Gro., Lp. 190 
 
 PIPE JOINTS AND CONNECTIONS. 
 
 ATTWOOD, J.. 156 
 BROADBENT & Co. , 70 
 RircHin, ALEX., & Co, 188 
 
PAGE 
 PIPES 
 ATTWoop, JJ. 156 
 Broap & Co., Lp 207 
 BroapBentT & Co. 70 
 Cotiigr, W. H. $e 33 
 Gipps & Canning, LD. ... 40 
 GRAY, J. ... a 256 
 Hann (M: ATTHEW) & Co. 213 
 RircHir, ALEX., & Co. ... 188 
 Sesstons & Sons, Lp. ... 87 
 Stewarts & Lioyps, Lp. 158 
 PLASTER. 
 
 ADAMANT Co., Lrp. 127 
 Broap & Co., Lp. ais sa non PANG 
 Havrnock PATENT PLASTER PARTI- 
 
 TION Co. his 128 
 Jonzs, F., & Co. d ; 56, 128p 
 Kine, J. A., & Co. (M Mack ” Fire- 
 
 PROOFING Co.) 129 
 McNett, F., & Co. 61 
 Martrunws, E., & Co. 68 
 Woop Bros. 68 
 
 PUMPS AND PUMPING MACHINERY. 
 
 ANGLO-AMERICAN Roepe & Oakum Co. 203 
 EFFICIENT LIGHTING AND HEATING Co. 148 
 Hay (Marrnew) & Co... 213 
 WARNER, J., & Sons 214 
 ROOFS AND ROOFING. 
 ANDERSON, D., & Son, Lp. 57, 58 
 BauLpwins, Lp. .. be lO 
 Ibn, 22, ‘& Son.. 106 
 BLAKELEY, 185 1b. & Cy OG 
 CHANCELLOR, Circ Cox . 2448 
 Fiemine, P. & R., & Co. 107 
 Haywarp, W., & Sons, Lp. ... 119 
 Kine, J. A., & Co. (‘‘ Mack” Frrn- 
 PROOFING Co.) 129 
 Lirt & Horst Co. Tas 
 
 “Mack ” FIREPROOFING Co. 
 (See King, J. A., & Co.) 
 
 Mottry & GREEN, Lp. ... Ms 112 
 Sr. Panoras IRonwork Co., Lp. 140 
 WILLESDEN ParEr & Canvas WORKS, 
 Lp. 63 
 SAFES. 
 Hoses, Hart & Co., Lo, 134, 136 
 Skipmors, T., & Son 139 
 TANN, J. 146 
 Wuirtrin LD’s SarE  & Door Co. 143 
 SASH FASTENERS. 
 Boogppyer, J. H., & Sons 175 
 Apams, J., & Son bee Wis 
 Lracotrt, W. & R., Lp. 182 
 SEATING. 
 (See also Furniture. ) 
 JENNINGS, C., & Co. : 96 
 PARKSTONE STEAM JOINERY Co, 95 
 
 INDEX TO CATALOGUE. 
 
 PAGE 
 SHOP FRONTS & FITTINGS. 
 Brown, A. A. . 81 
 CRUICKSHANK, RD ts & Co. ... 81 
 Ewxiort, S., & Sons, Lo. 95 
 FENNING & Co., Deer 81 
 Francis, S. W., & Co., Lp 220 
 GARDEN & Co. ... ae 81 
 Moorr, M. & R. 88 
 PARKSTONE STEAM JoINERY Co. 95 
 Scort Bros. : 230 
 Watton, Gooppy & Orirrs, Lp. 85 
 Wuitrnn AD, J., & Sons, Lp. 86D 
 WILKINS, H. W., & Sons 74 
 WorsELEY, R. E., & Co. 95 
 SHUTTERS. 
 
 Brapy, G., & Co. 160, 220 
 DEAN, J. Sc : 216 
 Francis, 8. W., & Co., “Ep. 220 
 HARTLEY BROS. ... ae 225 
 Hopkinson & Co., Lp. 223 
 Hout, W. F. 8. ee OO. 
 Lucas, J. E., & Son * 164, 226 
 STEER, THORNBOROUGH & Co.. *. ee 
 THORNBOROUGH, F. M., & Son 227 | 
 
 SILICATE CLOTH, COTTON, OR SLAG 
 
 WOOL. 
 ANDERSON, D., & Son, Lo. 57 
 Jonss, F., & Co. : Boe ake) 
 McNEILL, F., & Co. Fe “59, 60, 61, 62 
 SLATES. 
 Broap & Co., Lp. 207 
 
 BRoADBENT & Co. ia ie Pee vt) 
 
 Davies Bros. _... pay wT) 
 Evuis, PARTRIDGE & Co., MD: 34, 70 
 Marrnews, E., & Co. ae NNT 
 Nortu WALES SLATE Com ger te 
 OAKELEY SLATE QUARRIES Co., Lp. .... 72 
 RHIWBACH SLATE QUARRY OWNERS ... 71 
 Roperts, ADLARD & Co. 72 
 
 Srsstons & Sons, Lp. ... 3h Sok heyy 
 
 WituiaMs, W. D. 71 
 SLATING. 
 BROADBENT & Co. se wee 10 
 Evuis, PARTRIDGE & Co., ine 34, 70 
 Marrnews, E., & Co. ee 
 Roperts, ADLARD & Co. 72 
 STABLE AND COACH HOUSE 
 FITTINGS. 
 Haywarp Bros. & Eckstein, Lp. ... 165 
 Lreminc Bar Founpry Co. ... 187 
 Rircuin, ALEX., & Co. sf 189 
 Sr. Pancras IRonworkK Co., Lp. . 166 
 Waraicut, Gxo., Lp. : 114, 190 
 
 STAIRCASES, STEPS, AND LANDINGS. 
 
 ADAMANT Co., Lp. 127 
 BELL, P., & Son 106 
 Carr, Cuas., Lp, 215 
 
 Staircases, &c. (continwed)— PAGE 
 Dawson & Co., Lp. ... 80 
 Exuiort, S., & Sons, Lp. 95 
 Emuey & Sons, Lp. : 82 
 GARDINER, Sons & Co. ; Lp Aday 124 
 Haywarp Bros. & Eckxsrrer, Lp. lll 
 
 Hincuuirr, G., & Son... ae RRP at! 
 
 TrtsH MARBLE Co. 82 
 JENNINGS, C., & Co. 96 
 Lirt & Host Co. pee LVS: 
 Lytr’s eo Woven. Sram: “TREAD 
 Co., 230 
 | Mor.ey Y Gums Lp aa ee 
 Noaxns, E. G. ; 94 
 ODLING (ANSELM) & Sons, Lo. 82a, 82B 
 | Preston GRANITE ConcrErE Comin F78: 
 RippiouayH, J., & Son, Lp. 75 
 Rircuiz£, ALEX., & Co. ... one) LD 
 St. Pancras IRonwork Co., Lp. 113 
 SHEATH Bros. _... 229 
 Watton, Gooppy & Cripps, Lp. 84, 86 
 WESTMINSTER PATENT FLOORING Co. 79 
 Wi.kins, H. W., & Sons 74 
 WitTcomBE, G., & Son ... 78 
 WorRALL & Co. ... ae eel 20) 
 WorsELzEY, R. E., & Co. Le 95 
 WRIGHT, Gro., Lp. 114, 190 
 STONE AND STONEWORK. 
 BuackurER, A. W., & Sons, Lp. 80 
 Dawson & Co., Lp. 205 
 Hincuuirr, G., & Son... 75 
 | Ripproven, ie & Son, Lp. 75 
 WELDON STONE... 76 
 Woop, Jas. 76 
 TERRA COTTA. 
 CarTER & Co... ae 528 
 Cotuizr, 8. & E., cee 35 
 | Cooprr, J. K., & Sons .... 36, 37 
 EpWwarps, J. 6. sah a ae 38, 53 
 Gripes & CANNING, LD. ... sot ia BAD 
 HouiypBrook Brick Co., Lp. ... . 45 
 Lereps Frreciay Co., Lp. “ke se (Oda 
 Wuitwick Coutiimry Co., Lp. 45 
 WooLuiscroFrt, G., & Son, Lp. 54 
 TILES. 
 ADAMANT Co., Lp. : sone Hav Parl 
 ADAMANTINE CLINKER Works ee oe 
 ALDRIDGE veer Woy, Lipiee. 33 
 Broap & Co., he 207 
 BRoADBENT & Op, 70 
 
 BroseLey TILE MAKERS’ "ASSOCIATION 46, 47 
 
 CartTreR & Co. ... 524, 52 
 CHANCE Bros. & Co., Lp. ] 232 
 CouLuiER, S. & E., Lp. ae ane Pi cesses 13) 
 CoLuLiEeR, W. H. 33 
 CoopEr, J. K., & Sons . 36, 37 
 Dovucury, J., & Son 48 
 EDWARDS, J.C. 39, 53 
 ELLIS, GEARY & Co. 5 90 
 Euis, PARTRIDGE & Co., aT: . 34, 70 
 EXLrY, W., & Sons 48 
 Gipss & CANNING, IWS Ss. 40 
 GRIFFITHS, W. a 52 
 HoLiyBROooK Brick Co., Lp. on 45 
 Lreps Frrecuay Co., Lp. 548 
 MapELeEY Woop Co. _.... eiy 449 
 Mavor, H. J. & C., Lp. ns 50, 51 
 MALKIN TILE Works Co., Lp, Any ORE 
 
INDEX TO CATALOGUE. 
 
 27 
 
 Tiles (continwed)— PAGE 
 Mosaic & Artistic FLoors Co, 91 
 ODLING (ANSELM) & eee Lp. 82B 
 PrestaGE & Co. ... at 49 
 Rogserts, ADLARD & Co. 72 
 SEssIons & Sons, Lp. ... 87 
 Watton, Gooppy & Cripps, Lo. 85 
 Warson, NELSON, Lp. ... 51 
 WESTMINSTER PATENT FLoorine 104 
 Wueatiy & Co. 41, 42, 43, 44 
 Witxins, H. W., & Sons 2 74 
 W OOLLISCROFT, G. , & Son, Lp. 54 
 
 TILING. 
 
 ADAMANT Co., Lp. 
 
 BROADBENT & Co. nfs 
 ELuis, PARTRIDGE & Co., ‘Lp. an 
 GRIFFITHS, Wises j 
 MALKIN TILE Works Co. 4 Lp. 
 Watton, Gooppy & Crreps, Lp. 
 
 TIMBER. 
 
 AsuwortH, J., & Co. ... 
 JENNINGS, C., & Co. 
 
 Owen, J., & Sons, Lp. 
 SNEWIN, C. BIN: ‘& Sons, Lp. 
 
 TRAPS AND GULLIES. 
 
 Broap & Co., Lp. 
 BROADBENT & Co. 
 Couzens, G., & Sons 
 CRAPPER, T., if Co., Lp. 
 Dawson & Co., Lp. 
 Epwarps, J. C. 
 Wricut, GEO., Lp. 
 
 PAGE 
 TUBES AND FITTINGS. 
 (See also Pipes.) 
 Srmwarts & Luoyps, Lp. 158 
 URINALS. 
 Opiine (ANSELM) & Sia Lp. “1 58283 
 Ritcure, ALEX., & Co.. is say lists! 
 Snssions & Sons, Lp. .. ee eS 
 Watton, Gooppy & Orrers, ior 88 
 Wiukins, H. W., & Sons as Pie it 
 Wituiams, W: D. be Aba =e lil 
 | Wricut, Guo., Lp. Kf ao LO 
 VALVES AND COCKS. 
 Arrwoop, J. 156 
 Gray, J. ... os 256 
 WARNER, J., & SONS 214 
 
 VENTILATION & VENTILATORS. 
 
 a J. ; i 
 
 Boyue, R., & Sox : By, Ovas: 
 Coorrr, H. W., & Co,, Lp. 149 
 Empey & Sons, Lp. Loe 
 Gipss, J., & Son 152, 153: 
 Gray, J. . 156, 256 
 Hayw ARD Bros. ‘& ECKSTEIN, Lp. 154, 165 
 Hopsss, pie & Co., Lv. 135 
 
 | How ortu, J ROO! 
 
 | 
 | 
 
 WO 
 
 156 | 
 
 150 
 
 Ventilation, &c. (continued) — 
 
 PAGE 
 NorrH British PuumpBine Co., Lp. 208 
 QUADRUPLE EXHAUST VENTILATOR Co. 151 
 Sr, Pancras [TRonwork Co., Lo. 166 
 Wricut, Gro., Lop. 190 
 
 WALL AND CEILING COVERINGS. 
 
 ee Er Say ERG: 
 246, 2468, 246c, ees 
 . 247, 248, 249, 25 
 
 CHAPPELL & PAYNE 
 Essex & Co. 
 JEFFREY & Co. 
 
 Latro, A. F., & Co. ... 246 
 
 Watt PAPER MANUFACTURERS, Lp. 
 250A, 250B 
 
 WEEDEN, C., & Co. 246 
 
 WATER SUPPLY AND STORAGE, 
 (See also Hot Water Supply.) 
 
 156 
 214 
 
 GRAY, J. bo 
 WARNER, J., & SONS 
 
 WINDOWS, SASHES AND FRAMES. 
 
 Exuiorr, 8., & Sons, Lp. a nee os 
 GARDINER, Sons & Co., Lp. 197 
 GIBBONS, J. nen wes Hae eemmeliiies 
 HaAyWwarp Bros. AND EcxsTEIN, Lp,... 198 
 JENNINGS, C., & Co. ... a) 96 
 Lucas, J. H., & Son 164, oe 
 Noakes, E. G. 
 
 Nortuwoop, J... bid ne 1 
 Owen, J., & Sons, Lp. ae pawen G4 
 
28 
 
 Index to Information apart 
 
 from Catalogue. 
 
 —__—>0<-+__ 
 
 A. 
 
 ADDRESS REGISTER of Manufacturers and Merchants i | 
 
 “a 3 of Architects 335 | 
 
 a3 > of Ecclesiastical Surveyors 356 | 
 
 a a of Builders ... B07 | 
 Altar or Lord’s Table 293 
 », Rails 293, 
 Angle and T Iron 293, 
 
 Architects’ Charges 293 | 
 
 ARCHITECTURAL SOCIETIES 329 | 
 Areas 293 
 Aspect 294 
 Asphalte 294 
 Avoirdupois Weight 326 
 
 B. 
 Bars, Iron. NG 294 
 Baths and arama 294 
 Turkish 323 
 Billiard Rooms 295 
 Boiling Point 295 
 Bolts and Nuts, Iron 295 
 Bricks, Sizes of ae sete 295 
 Brickwork AAC Be ae mes 295 
 Buildings, Height of 308 
 Stable 321 
 Temporary ... 323 
 C; 
 
 Cast Iron Columns, Table of 298 
 Tests for 308 
 Cattle Sheds 5 295 
 Cements % (See ee Cements, &c.) 
 Chains, Sale Lead of 295 
 Chancels 295 
 Chimneys and Flues 295 
 Chimney Shafts ... 295 
 Church Seating ... * o 321 
 Churches, Musical Pecuiranens of ... 313 
 Circles, Circumferences and Areas of 298 
 Properties of 295 
 Cisterns and Tanks 298 
 Coal, Storage Space 298 
 » Weight of ... 298 
 Coke 298 
 Columns, Weight a 298 
 Concert Rooms 298 
 Concrete 298 
 Conditions for Building Gantt acts 299 
 Copper 301 
 Cow Houses 301 
 Cubic Measure 326 
 
 PAGE 
 
 D: 
 Dairies 
 Dangerous and Ne Técted Sinichanes 
 - Businesses ... 
 Decimal Equivalents ... 
 District Surveyors, List of 
 » » 
 
 be) ”) ” 
 
 Drainage ... 
 
 (under L.C.C. Bye-laws) 
 
 E 
 Earth, Rock, &c., Weight of... 
 Natural Slope of 
 Electric Engineering ... 
 a Lighting 
 Excavation 
 
 ie 
 Fees Payable to District Surveyors... 
 Felt 
 Fire Escape 
 » Resisting Mater ials 
 
 Flooring ... 
 Floors be ah i oe 
 
 Weights they should carry 
 Fonts 
 
 Foundations 
 
 Frontages 
 
 Gas Fitting 
 
 Girders and Joists 
 Wood 
 
 Glazing 
 
 Habitable Rooms 
 Hay, Weight of... 
 Hearths 
 
 Heating ... 
 
 Height of Buiidines 
 Hoardings 
 
 Hoop Iron 
 Hospitals... 
 
 Hot Water Supply 
 
 Iron, Angle and T 
 mp. oleahest 
 , Bolts and Nuts 
 ay BUN Kou 
 Tron, Hoop ne 
 Preservation of ... 
 Tests of Quality ... 
 
 Fees (London Bailar: Act, 1894) ai 
 
 PAGE 
 
 301 
 301 
 301 
 326 
 302 
 302 
 303 
 303 
 
 304 
 304 
 304 
 305 
 305 
 
 302 
 305 
 305 
 305 
 305 
 305 
 305 
 306 
 306 
 306 
 
 306 
 306 
 305 
 
 307 
 
 307 
 307 
 307 
 307 
 308 
 308 
 308 
 308 
 308 
 
 293 
 294 
 295 
 308 
 308 
 308 
 308 
 
{NDEX TO INFORMATION APART FROM CATALOGUE. 
 
 I: 
 
 ‘Land Measure 
 
 Lead, weight to be oa for dissent | purposes 
 
 LEGAL DECISIONS 
 
 - *, Index of, 1903—1906 ... 
 
 Lengths of a foot in Different Countries 
 53 Mile S wena 
 Lightning Conductors ae 
 Limes, Cements, Plasters, &c. ... 
 Lineal Measure os 
 Scotch 
 Lintels : aes 
 Liquid and Capeaity Menge. 
 London Building Acts ae Seancne hes 
 
 M. 
 Metals, Expansion of, by Heat 
 Tenacity of 
 Weight of 
 Mortars and Cements 
 Musical Requirements of Creches 
 
 N. 
 
 Noxious Businesses 
 
 (SB); 
 Open Spaces 
 
 Painting 
 Paperhanging 
 Parsonages 
 Partitions ... oe 
 Party Structures... 
 Piers, safe load of 
 Piles a 
 Pillars, safe load of 
 Pipes, weight of ... 
 Plastering ... 
 Plasters 
 Plumbing ... 
 Portland Cement ... 
 PRICE BOOK 
 Projections 
 Public Baths 
 
 », Buildings... 
 Pulpits 
 Pumps 
 Purlins 
 
 R. 
 Ready Reckoner Table ... 
 Retaining Walls . 
 Rolled Steel Joists an Cinders, Table of 
 Roofs, Table of Scantlings 
 Weight of Materials 
 
 Scantlings, Table of 
 Schools, Public Elementary 
 
 PAGE 
 
 326 
 317 
 285—292 
 285 
 326 
 326 
 308 
 309 
 326 
 326 
 309 
 
 326 
 
 309 
 
 313 
 313 
 313 
 313 
 313 
 
 314 
 
 314 
 
 314 
 314 
 314 
 
 B15 | 
 
 315 
 316 
 316 
 PaolG 
 315, 316 
 316 
 309 
 317 
 309 
 267 
 317 
 294 
 317 
 B17 
 317 
 318 
 
 317 
 ais 
 306, 322 
 318 
 318 
 
 318 
 318 
 
 Wire Gauge 
 
 Scotch Measures ... 
 Seating, Church, &c. 
 Separation of Buildings 
 Sheds ae fe 
 Sinks 
 
 Slates ‘ 
 Slaughter Poneest 
 
 Solid Measure 
 Square Measure ... de 
 Scotch 
 
 Stable Buildings... 3 
 Staircases, Passages and mxita 
 Stairs 
 
 Stancheons, Safe ead of 
 
 Statute and Customary Measurement of Panones ah Rae 
 
 . es Links, 
 and Chains ee sat yh 
 Straw, Weight of 
 Streets ae a 
 Students, Ta foperation for 
 1% 
 
 Tables sa 
 Telegraphic MtiAceees vA 
 
 Perches, 
 
 329— 
 
 326— 
 
 Temporary or Special Buildings, Heardaree WHOS odo 
 
 Thatch Roofs ; 
 
 Tie and Suspension Rods 
 
 Timber, Durability of 
 Scantlings of Fir 
 Weights of 
 
 Troy Weight 
 
 Turkish Bath 
 
 Uniting Buildings 
 
 Ventilation 
 Vestries 
 
 W. 
 Wall Papers, Measurement Table of ... 
 Walls 
 Water Closets 
 » service 
 
 Warming ... 
 Weight of Coal 
 
 » Hay 
 
 Ah Metals 
 
 a Straw... 
 
 ee Timber 
 
 3 Zine ae 
 Weights and Measures ... 
 Wells, Contents of 
 
 Weight of ... 
 Workhouses 
 
 Zine, Weight of ... 
 
 326 
 322 
 322 
 334 
 
 328 
 
 12 
 323 
 323 
 323 
 325 
 323 
 323 
 326 
 323 
 
 323 
 
 324 
 324 
 
 314 
 324 
 326 
 326 
 305 
 299 
 305 
 313 
 322 
 323 
 328 
 326 
 327 
 327 
 328 
 328 
 
 328 
 
THOSE WHO 
 
 Kindly mention ‘‘ The Contractors’ Compendium ”’ as the 
 
 source of their information, when communicating with the 
 
 Firms represented therein, render an important service in 
 enabling us to secure the fuller support of Manufacturers, 
 
 &c., thus making the Book more comprehensive and valuable 
 as a Work of Reference. 
 
See also Summary of Contents, page |. 
 
 Bricks, Terra. Cotta, Ge. 
 Hanging and Roof Tiles. 
 
 ——__+t+___- 
 
 Section A. 
 
 "Flooring and Wall | Tiles and Faience. 
 
 ——_— —+}———___. 
 
 _ FIRMS REPRESENTED IN THIS SECTION. 
 
 ADAMANT Co., Lp. : 
 -ADAMANTINE CLINKER Woes 
 ALDRIDGE CoLLIERY Co., Lp. 
 _ Bray, H., & Co. ape 
  BRosELEY Aare MAKERS’ Datcer ries 
 -BurstEepon Brick Co. ... 
 
 Carter & Co. 
 
 Conuizr, 8. & E., Lop, 
 
 & CoLLIER, Wisely is 3 : 
 
 ~Cooprr, J. Ks, & Sons | 
 
 Dawson & Co., Lp. 
 
 Dovanty, JOHN, & Son.). 
 -Epwarps, J. CG. .. SS 
 Eis, PArtripce & Co., Lop. 
 
 PAGE 
 52 EXLrY, W:, & Sons : 
 32 . Gipss & Cannine, Lp..:. 
 33 GRIFFITHS, WILLIAM Ge 
 ee HotiyBrook Brick Co., Lp. ... 
 46, 47 Lrxps Frrecnay Co., Lop. 
 34 Mapetry Woop Co... 
 524, 52B Mason, He Jie°& C-, Ep. 
 3a Makin Tinn Wor Ks Co., 
 5 33 Prestacr & Co. 
 365.37 Watson, NeErson, Lp. 
 34 ~Wueatiy, & Co, ay 
 tere Wuitwick Contirry Co., Lp... 
 38, 39;°53 Woottiscrorr, G., & Sox, Lo. 
 34 
 
 Ti MALKIN TILE WoRKs Co,, L': 
 
 Encaustic Tile Manufacturers. 
 Works: BURSLEM, STAFFORDSHIRE. London: 65, CHARING CROSS RD. 
 
 _ WRITE FOR NEW AND ENLARGED CATALOGUE, FREE. 
 SEPT SUBSE NON OSE a A Bh nC PO Re a OE 
 
 Encaustic Floor Tiles, from 
 Mosaic _ do. ae 
 
 HEARTS and PANELS in great variety. Special Prices for Work fixed complete. Competent Tile-Fixers sent out, 
 
 fs aay Sea See Coloured Illustrated Sheet Sf Designs : wn ‘CONTRACTORS’ COMPENDIUM,” 
 
 B/- yard. Majolica Dado Tiles, from 
 
 12/- yard, 
 
 Plain Dado and Wall Tiles, from 7/6:~ 5s 
 
 10/- 
 White Glazed Tiles, from 6G/- yard. 
 
 Sictton A, 1599. 
 
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 TN cane Rest) 
 
 PAVING FOR STABLES, &C., BC. : 
 
 ee damanifleatams:- aia Gold & Silver Medals. ‘Works Established 1850. 
 
 This Paving has been supplied to HIS MAJESTY, HER LATE MAJESTY, QUEEN VICTORIA, 
 
 and other Members of the Royal Family; also to the principal nobility of this and foreign countries, : : 
 Clinkers are supplied direct from the Works, or by the leading Stable Fitters and Builders’ Merchants. ae, 
 
 - GAUTION.—As there are spurious articles in the Market, all Genuine 2 
 
 Clinkers are stamped “ADAMANTINE CLINKER” (Registered), we being the gh wae 
 
 original and only makers, — : : TRADE MARK. ee? 
 
 FIRE BRICKS, FIRE TILES, and CLAY. 
 
 en aponcasonto-: ADAMANTINE CLINKER WORKS, Mt ee 
 tise Best ae Cheapest Pressed Brick in the London Market. 
 
 H. BRAY & @O., Fletton, Peterborough. — 
 
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 Telegrams: ** Bray, Nottingham.”’ Head Office: BENTINCK BUILDINGS, NOTTINGHAM. 
 Telephones: Nottingham, No, 2261 (2 lines) A 
 London, No. a111 North. London Office: G.N.R. BRICK DEPOT, YORK RD., KING’S GROSS, N. 
 
 Enquiries should be addressed to Nottingham or London. 
 
 These are high-class ordinary building bricks, hard, square and true on face. They withstand great pressure, are not 
 affected by the weather, and the surface does not crumble cr shell off. They are well suited for facing Pee ee ND 
 particularly in internal walls, where a true face is required and colour unimportant. 
 
 London enquiries are dealt with at our London Depét, and prices quoted for the bricks delivered to site, and the 
 bricks can usually be delivered to the job within a few hours of receipt of order. 
 
 iE ean Nae Oe 
 
 Kindly mention ‘‘ The Contractors’ Compendium "’ as ‘the 
 
 Re a source of their information, when communicating with the 
 
 Firms represented therein, render an important service in 
 
 . 
 
 enabling us to secure the fuller support of Manufacturers, 
 : &c., thus making the Book more comprehensive and valuable 
 as a Work of Reference. 
 
az @ ~~ 
 
 : Yi 4 KC ote . : . aid — fT ee . 
 
 BRIC 
 
 Rona 
 
 KS, TERRA COTTA, &. 33 
 
 Manufacturers of BEST BLUE STAFFORD- 
 SHIRE BRICKS for Public Works 
 and the Principal Railway Cos. 
 Bricks for Stables, Pavements, 
 Floors, &c. Copings, 
 Garden Edgings, &c. 
 
 Why 
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 Mark’s Tey Brick, Zile, Pipe 8 Pottery Works, Near Colchesier. 
 ey Ge GC) Pie PES FY: 
 
 Manufacturer of 
 
 RED and WHITE Facings, Splayed, Beaded, and all kinds of Moulded Bricks to any Design. 
 
 BRIMSTONE PAVIORS, 
 Stable Clinkers, 9 in. x 44 in. X 2} in. Floor Bricks, 9 in. x 44 in. X 2 in. 
 
 eS | + STOCK FACINGS. * 
 , WIRE CUT BRICKS FOR FACINGS AND INTERNAL WORK. 
 RED PLAIN TILES (Machine Made, Smooth Faced and Sand Faced). 
 . pee -6% RIDGE AND FINIAL TILES. Ke “Sas a as 
 
 Pan Tiles, Corrugated Tiles, Agricultural Draining Pipes, Ornamental and Plain Garden Tiles. 
 FLOWER POTS AND GARDEN WARE. 
 
 % For Filtration Purposes: ) WASHED STONES, SHINGLE, and SAND. 
 
 ge For Cement Paving: | THOROUGHLY WASHED AND READY FOR USE. 
 
 _ PIT STONES for ROAD METAL. HOGGIN of EXCELLENT COLOUR for GARDEN PATHS, 
 i ~6xX PIT SAND for BUILDING PURPOSES. Ke 
 
 “Con. Com. C.’ 
 
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 epi. ee ee 
 
BRICKS, TERRA COTTA, &c. [SecA 
 
 The Bursledon Brick Co. 
 
 (Formerly Trading as HOOPER & Co.) 
 nated COU Eon Telephone No. 165. 
 
 Oifices: 13 PORTLAND STREET, SOUTHAMPTON. 
 
 Best Red Facing Bricks and 
 Hard Wire Cuts. 
 
 DAWSON & @o. Ltd. 
 
 CLEMENT B. BROAD, Governing B. BROAD, Governing Director. 
 
 Brick Merchants 
 
 STOCKS, PICKED STOCKS, MALMS, ETC. ., 
 WHITE AND COLOURED GLAZED BRICKS. 
 BLUE BUILDING & PAVING BRICKS. 
 
 RED FACING, MOULDED, RUBBING, Soa FN ee ; 
 AND FLETTON BRICKS. — 
 
 Mendip Wharf, Battersea, S.W., and 
 Falcon Road, Clapham Junction, S.W. 
 
 RED PRESSED FACING AND MOULDED BRICKS, 
 HAND MADE SANDSTOCK FACINGS, 
 
 e beautifully with Old 
 
 “ARCHITECTS? DESIGNS CAREFULLY. ‘EXECUTED. 
 
 ELLIS, PARTRIDGE & CO., LTD. 
 
 BRICK MANUFACTURERS, 
 WHOLESALE SLATE MERCHANTS, SLATING AND TILING CONTRACTORS, 
 
 Grey Friars, LEICESTER. 
 LONDON: GOSPEL OAK SLATE DEPOT, KENTISH TOWN, N.W. 
 
Sec. A] | BRICKS, TERRA COTTA, &c. 35 
 
 Red or Buff Hand- Made Terra Cotta 
 
 To Architects’ own Designs or Naa WD Door & Window Heads, String 
 of Standard Patterns. A MARK. Courses, &c., kept in Stock. 
 
 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, READING. Architect, Mr. Stivossy StaLLwoop, 
 
 ‘ Tiles and Terra-Cotta Manufactured by S. & E. COLLIER, Ltd. 
 
36 BRICKS, TERRA COTTA, &c. [Sec. A 
 
 «s_. TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS! 
 TILERIES, MAIDENHEAD.” 
 
 J.K.Cooper & Sons 
 
 Brick, Tile and Terra Cotta Works, 
 
 PinkKney’s Green, sii. 
 Maidenhead. d = Wiidenneaa. 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF EVERY KIND OF 
 
 Plain, Moulded & Ornamental Red Bricks, 
 
 Plain & Ornamental Roofing Tiles, Ridges, 
 
 Finials, Crosses, Chimney Pots, Copings, 
 Paving Bricks and Tiles, &c. — 
 
 Also of Terra Cotta Goods of every description in Red. 
 
 CaM HESE Goods have long been noted for their High-class quality, rich colour, good 
 C AN ) design and finish, and exceptionally weather-resisting qualities, and are extensively 
 ( s\|2- used by leading Architects in all parts of the kingdom. 
 
 ~ 
 
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 Ss ot ' The greatest care is taken in the selection. washing, and mixing of the Clay; 
 
 and in the thorough burning of the Goods. 
 
 Ridges and Finials 
 
 have always been, and are now, our Speciality, but a THOROUGHLY GOOD HAND- 
 MADE PRESSED FACING BRICK is now being made from a new bed of exceptionally 
 fine Clay—a brick capable of sustaining great weight, non-absorbent, with sharp arrises, good 
 shape, and colour, 
 
 To meet the keen competition in this, as in all other manufactures, we have modified 
 our prices wherever we have found it possible to do so, without in any way detracting from the 
 quality or finish of the Goods. ' 
 
 Complete Catalogue with a Full-Size Drawings and Sections 
 Prices on application. supplied if desired. 
 
Sec. A] BRICKS, TERRA COTTA, &c. 
 
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 WORKS, 
 
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 27. 
 
38 BRICKS, TERRA COTTA, &c. (Sec. A 
 
 Pier Caps in Red, Buff and Golden Buf Tena Coffa.+ 
 Frices on Applicalion— 
 
 ‘Fenels & TMezes 
 at * ® may be 
 leHered as 
 Name Panels 
 
Sec. A] BRICKS, TERRA COTTA, &c. 39 
 
 s been Dar unequalled | 
 | for slopping Chimneys _ 
 i fiom Smoking . & dee | 
 | lis achon will be @adily | 
 undersiood by a glance 
 df the Skefch s2Ker| 
 Ik is Simple epicienl, 
 cannot get_oul of 
 order dive 1s ige oi 
 checipes! pol of ils King | 
 i Ihe nadrket, 2 aw 
 jis use ca Economy | 
 © fuel is effecied as if 
 induces ai currenl o 
 dir up lhe Chimney- 
 
 — Price... 8/6 Each — |. 
 Fucked and pufon gil x | 
 
 See ST ———— te ———— 
 
 er ee 
 
 Ketch 
 
 __ Ieper 
 
 ) —o— ST 
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 j lh form an. excellent throating 
 
 e Pies OE BG) 
 
 | for keeping wel off a waill and for cheap Sills il be 
 Fre ae a peatand clear finish a KY 
 3 ie. qe ipso ay els ~~ ge | 
 
 | files : Ibey prolect fhe cemen|] Joins, are 
 
 | much melee being made of oe: lly SS 
 
 | non-porous malerial, in fio qualiles, v3, ee 
 
 | Ordinazy quaryy and Adamanine quarry . 
 
 | Angle Tiles made fo maleh fhe sfraighl —s Fl 
 1.2222 PRICES ON APPLICATION #2222 | 
 
 = ——7 ss 
 
40 © BRICKS, TERRA COTTA, &c. (Sec. A 
 ae 
 
 TeLeGcrams: “GisBsS CANNING, TAMWORTH.” 
 
 SALT GLAZED PIPES and hee 
 BRICKS for Sewerage Works. 
 
 CHIMNEY TOPS. GARDEN EDGING. 
 
 WHITE ENAMELLED BRICKS. 
 AIR BRICKS. 
 
 FIRE GOODS. 
 
 LONDON OFFICE: 
 340 GRAY'S INN ROAD. 
 
 TELEPHONE: 9023 CENTRAL. 
 
 es 
 
 VITREOUS 
 GLAZED TERRA-COTTA 
 IN VARIOUS COLOURS. 
 
 ed 
 
 | SAMPLES ON ee 
 APPLICATION. Brit EE (ia Mi 
 
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 Estimates given from Architects’ Designs & Specifications. 
 
 The whole of the Terra Cotta for the Natural History Museum, South Kensington, 
 
 and the interior of the Victoria Law Courts, Birmingham, supplied by GIBBS & 
 
 CANNING. Other examples of our work may be seen in Manchester, York, Preston, 
 
 Brighton, Maidstone, Bristol, Portsmouth, Yarmouth, Cambridge, Bromley, Burton, © 
 Birmingham, and many other important places. 
 
Sec. A.) VARIOUS BRICK, TILE, & TERRA COTTA GOODS. 4] 
 
 ALL GOODS ARE MADE IN BLUE, RED, BROWN, AND BUFF COLOURS. 
 
 Pe ery ALE * . A y: () Registered Trade Mark 
 ‘ 2. rT 33 
 vy LE = Ss ( - TRITON. 
 
 Springfield Tileries, NEWCASTLE, STAFFS. 
 
 The Works are situated in North Staffordshire, so justly celebrated for its fine Marl deposits, containing 
 peroxide of iron, which, fluxing during the process of firing, gives that impervious body so well-known as 
 Staffordshire Blue. 
 
 The Red and Buff Goods are made from carefully-selected Marls, of dense and Adamantine ahatuciee. and 
 are of great durability. 
 
 Roofing Tiles can be supplied in Blue, Red, or any shade of Brown or Brindled, and will be found extremely 
 durable, resisting all influence of the weather and chemical action of the atmosphere. 
 
 We are makers of a superior quality of SAND-FACED ROOFING TILES, Hand-made and Pressed. 
 
 All our goods are made in the old-fashioned way by hand, whether pressed or dressed, our belief being that 
 goods made by hand with plastic clay are infinitely superior in durability to machine-made articles. 
 
 We have registered the word ** TRITON,” and our Red Roofing Tiles will bear this trade mark. 
 
 ROOFING TILES. 
 
 UNDER RIDGE OR TOP COURSE TILE 
 
 Brown. Blue. 
 
 No. 301 37/6  40/- per 1,000 
 5, 302, 303, 305 40) dame 42/655. ee 
 5, GLO, SLOA 37/6 40/- ,, A 
 Reis 75 - ae OO a8 es 
 epee 4 33d. 3id. each. 
 Rak 33d. 33d. —,, 
 
 »» 314 Sag. Sad. Ie 
 Prato is) 3d. 3d. ‘ 
 7318 34d. 34d 
 
 , 817 50/,  — _ per 1,000 
 
VEL EAT ee & CO: Springfield Tileries, Newcastle, Staffs. 
 
 ALL GOODS ARE MADE IN BLUE, RED, BROWN, AND BUFF COLOURS. 
 
 FLOORING TILES. 
 
 vi f mull { a 
 »@ ri be il >f PRESSED ORDINARY QUALITY. 
 ; v ? 
 
 + REGISTERED Red & Blue. Buff. 
 trape Marnk, 4xX4x% QUARRIES, 27/6 — 30/- per 1,000 
 
 6x6x 1 ” 37/6 42/6 9 ” 
 
 C3 9x9xG a Eas ioe ae 
 9x9x le ”? 110/- 130/- ” 9 
 
 12x 12% 1R » 250/- 300}- 
 PRESSED CROWN QUALITY. 
 
 Red & Blue. Buff. 
 4x4x2 QUARRIES, 32/6 37/6 per 1,000 
 6x6x I 4, 47/6 52/6 @ 
 
 74 x 7% x 14 a 65f. 75 iz 
 W&C 9x9x 14 ” 105/- 120/- ,, ,, 
 
 PRESSED DOUBLE-CROWN QUALITY. 
 Red & Blue. Buff. 
 
 4x4x{ QUARRIES, 40/-  45/- per 1,000 
 
 6x6x1 ‘ 60/- —70/- 
 
 9x9x 14 ie 120/- 140/- 
 
 6x61. HEXAGON, 70/as SO 5 
 
 6x6x1 OCTAGON, " 
 
 2x2ikx1 DOTS, | 90). 100/-  ,, 
 
 Ci 6x4x1 STRIPS, — 40/-  45/- 
 
 42 VARIOUS BRICK, TILE, & TERRA COTTA GOODS. [Sec. A. 
 
 99 9 
 
 be) ” 
 
 + hb ” 
 
 6x3x1 - S5/aeAO ye 
 6x2~x1 a 27/6 32/6 ,, An 
 6x 14x 1 Fy 22/6 27/6 , re 
 
 AIR BRICKS. 
 
 No. 87 34. each. 
 a Oe OO 
 
 PP 9 aa 
 80. ees 
 . \ DIMESIOR. ©, 
 
 Wty, 
 Se: 
 
 122 
 
Sec. A.| VARIOUS BRICK, TILE & TERRA COTTA GOODS. 43 
 
 WHEATLY & On Springfield Tileries, Newcastle, Staffs. 
 
 ALL GOODS ARE MADE IN BLUE, RED, BROWN, AND BUFF COLOURS. 
 
 RIDGE FINIAL. 
 
 ho=--—-— === 2,6. woe a ee eeeeeeeeed 
 
 . 7/6 each No. 212 10/6%each. 
 ce Ot TG a: oo ses 
 », 204 Saas, reas Die 35 
 
 » 205EZ%9)- , 
 ROD GEES. 
 
 DIAGRAM SHEWING PITCH OF RIDGE TILES 
 
 A 
 
 WS = 
 
 A ‘yy Half-round 33d. each. 
 
 No. 60 Gin. wings 3d. each. No. 80 7d. each. 
 
 Ola. I Sede. oe Silent =e 
 ee 0a) oar ager OG. jyeSewlirs a 
 POR Tita a, oy 1dewmeys gy BB nh (Coming 
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 MGS) 7 Sin. Ad. =, 
 » 66 & 67 as two Ridges. SS PER AGS 
 
 9 
 
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44 VARIOUS BRICK, TILE, & TERRA COTTA GOODS. [Sec. A 
 
 WHEATLY & Cou! Springfield Tileries, Newcastle, Staffs 
 
 ALL GOODS ARE MADE IN BLUE, RED, BROWN, AND BUFF COLOURS. 
 
 PUNTH STRETCHEP MEADER PLINTH EXTERNAL ANGLE PLINTH BR [ it ANGLE PLINTH 
 & Ca eS 
 gi re Fe BIN 
 pee TE 
 
 . 
 
 = EG S 
 Z < SAFO y} 
 vray > 
 
 BEST BLUE BRICKS. 
 
 Nos. 330, 331 65/- per 1,000 
 », 332, 333 ae each 
 ,, 9334, 335, 306 65/- per 1,000 
 ,, 9338, 340, 341 2d. each 
 We 1014 Seis Ae 
 sols Ady i, 
 ol 14d. ,, 
 on DING op 
 
 473 4ad. , 
 9x 43 x 3 BUILDING  60/- per 1,000 
 
 BLUE VITRIFIED STABLE PAVING AND: KERB BRICKS. 
 
 CHAMFERED CLINWER | PANELLED _2f ELLE SABES, CHANNEL 4 PANELLED 
 
 E— Mp 
 
 453 At tee 
 454a $316: Ae: 
 
 510 33d. each. 
 yeol2 4ad._,, 
 
 513 64d. ,, 
 
 455 10x5x2 57/6 per 1,000 
 
 456) 
 
 158) 9 5.43 x2 45)- nr 
 
 518 34d. each. 
 
 528 5d. sy, 
 
Sec. A] BRICKS, TERRA COTTA, &c. | 45 
 
 HOLLYBROOK BRICK CO.“ 
 
 Chester Park, Kingswood, Bristol. 
 
 Secretary, P. SBATON JONES. Telephone, 27 Kingswood. Telegrams, ‘‘Hollybrook, Kingswoed, Glos.” 
 MANUFACTURERS OF 
 Hollybrook Red Pressed Facing Bricks. Hollybrook Fire Bricks. 
 Hollybrook Buff Pressed Facing Bricks. Hollybrook Vitrified Bricks, 
 Hollybrook Brindle Bricks. Hollybrook Stable Bricks. 
 Hollybrook D.R, Tiles, Crease, Chimney Pots, Tabling Terra-Cotta. 
 Hollybrook Arch, Culvert, Radiated Bricks, etc., etc. 
 The Name HOLLYBROOK is a Guarantee as to Quality. 
 
 Ya 
 
 Manufacturers of The Celebrated 
 hee “WHIT WICK” Red, White, Ae 
 Buff Pressed and Wire-Cut .. . , 
 
 FACING | BRICKS. 
 
 RED SAND STOCK FACINGS. 
 
 FLOOR QUARRIES, | 
 In Red or Buff. we qs 
 
 Specially Made 
 
 SEWER BRICHS. 
 
 As supplied to 
 The L.C.C., Boer and Other Corporations, 
 
 TERRA COTT A, 
 
 -- IN RED, BUFF, TAWNY, AND GREY. - = 
 
 Contractors to the Dondon County Council. 
 
 Builders’ Announcements, 
 
 Commencing on page 347, showing the class of work 
 _ various Building Firms are accustomed to undertake, are 
 
 a valuable guide to Architects when placing contracts 
 
 for the erection of Buildings, @e. 
 
46 HANGING & ROOF TILES. (Sec. A 
 
 IMPORTANT NOTICE 
 
 BROSELEY TILES. 
 
 n consequence of numerous persons representing 
 themselves as Manufacturers of the “Celebrated — 
 Broseley Roofing Tiles,’’ we, the undersigned Firms, 
 beg to inform the Public that we are the only 
 Manufacturers of Genuine Broseley Tiles, the seam 
 of clay from which they are made being only found 
 at Broseley, Shropshire, from which place they 
 
 derive their name. 
 
 BROSELEY TILERIES Co.1p. | Jonns, C. Ragcasone 
 
 COALBROOKDALE Co., LTp. Jones, W. & P. 
 Davis, ‘G., SEN. LEGGE Gk SON: 
 DouGutTy, JOHN, & SON. MapELEeEy Woop Co. 
 
 EXLEy, W., & SONS. ~ + -PRESTAGE/& Co. 
 
Sec. A) HANGING & ROOF TILES. 47 
 
 NOTICE. to Architects, Merchants, 
 
 Builders, and others. 
 
 We i cocts it has come to the knowledge of the Broseley Tilemakers’ 
 
 Association that Roofing Tiles are being supplied and sold in Staffordshire 
 
 and other places, under the name and description of Broseley Tiles. 
 
 which are not Broseley Tiles, but spurious imitations thereof. Now this 
 
 is to give Notice, that any person or persons supplying or offering for 
 
 sale as ‘‘Broseley’’ Tiles, goods not manufactured in the Broseley Clay 
 District or of Broseley Clay, will be prosecuted as the Law directs. 
 
 For the information of the Public, it is pointed out that the Broseley 
 _ Clay District comprises the small portion of the County of Salop shaded 
 dark on the accompanying plan, and contains beds of clay peculiar to the | 
 District, from which the only genuine ‘ Broseley ” Roofing Tiles have for 
 over 100 years been manufactured. 
 
 (Signed on behalf of the Broseley Tilemakers’ Association), 
 
 POTTS & POTTS, 
 
 Broseley, 7th September, 1903. Solicitors to Association. 
 
 The following are Brands of Genuine Broseley Tiles, manufactured in the Broseley Clay District 3 
 
 1. “Lightmoor Broseley.” 5. “‘Crown Broseley.” 
 2. ‘*Coalport Broseley.” 6. ‘*Broseley Tileries.” 
 3. “Iron Broseley.” 7. “Excelsior Broseley.” 
 
 4. “Sovereign Broseley.” 8. “J.D. & S. Broseley.” 
 
48 HANGING & ROOF TILES. | [Sec. A 
 
 JOHN DOUGHTY & SON, 
 
 MAHUPACTURERS OF 
 
 BEST BROSELEY PRESSED 
 
 ROOFING TILES, 
 
 Plain and Ornamental, of various Colours, 
 Ridges, Finials, Hips & Valleys, Flooring Squares, 
 BROSELEY, SALOP. 
 
 Trade Mark: J.D. & S., Broseley. rcT ite “povenry, sacarans.” 
 
 THOSE WHO 
 
 Kindly mention ‘‘ The Contractors’ Compendium” as the 
 
 source of their information, when communicating with the 
 Firms represented therein, render an important service in 
 enabling us to secure the fuller support of Manufacturers, 
 &c., thus making the Book more comprehensive and valuable 
 
 as a Work of Reference. 
 
 seablianeet« ‘ove ° me a Cel Atury. 
 
Sec. A) HANGING & ROOF TILES. 49 
 
 MADELEY WOOD COMPANY 
 
 remeron ssn TRON BRIDGE, R.5.0., SHROPSHIRE. 
 
 “TRON, MADELEY, SALOP.” 
 
 National Telephone: 
 
 No. 9 Ironbridge. MANUFACTURERS OF. 
 
 LONDON, 1886. 
 
 BROSELEY ROOFING TILES, 
 
 Machine Made by Most Modern Process or Hand-Made, Sand-Faced, 
 
 IN RED, BRINDLED, STRAWBERRY, BROWN AND BLUE COLOURS. 
 BRAND—‘‘ IRON, BROSELEY.”’ } 
 Plain and Ornamental Ridge Tiles, Finials, Hip, Valley and Angle Tiles, 
 Best White } icing Bricks, Plinths, &c., Fire Bricks, Flooring Squares 
 in Red, Blue and Buff Colours, and all kinds of Brick-kiln Goods. 
 
 WHEN ORDERING RIDGE, HIP, OR VALLEY TILES, THE PITCH OF THE ROOF SHOULD BE GIVEN. 
 
 ELD (AAS) Cade) La 
 ROOFING TILES. 
 
 PRESTAGE & CO. 
 
 THE MILBURGH TILERIES, 
 
 BROSELEY, sHROPSHIRE. 
 
 . MANUFACTURERS OF .. 
 
 Plain and Ornamental Roofing Tiles, Pressed Hip and Valley Tiles, Ridges, 
 Finials, &c., Brown, Brindle, Strawberry, or Red. | 
 
50 HANGING & ROOF TILES. (Sec. A 
 MAJOR’S PATENT WEATHERPROOF INTERLOCKING 
 
 ROOFING TILES. 
 
 75 Tiles cover a square of roofing. ——___ 
 
 Patent Patent Patent Patent 90 Tiles cover a square 
 D Roman. Angular, Plain, Welbeck. 
 
 of roofing. 
 
 M Number of Tiles to 
 a square of ety 2 Y 500 240 
 
 Comparative weight 
 
 of square - 4 } 6 cwt. 6 cwt. 10 cwt. 74 cwt. 
 
 Comparative cost of 
 square at works 16/6 19/9 30/- 25/- 
 
 Comparative cost a 
 Tiles at London 
 Railway Staton) 19/6 22/9 34/6 28/9 
 
 per square 
 
 Cemparative cost of 
 laying Tiles on; 3/3 3/6 6/6 5/- 
 Roof per square 
 
 = Cost of timber required for Major's Patent Roman 
 lj and Corrugated Tiles is about Twenty-five per 
 = cent. less than the ordinary Broseley. 
 
 Scale, 2 in. Scale, # in. 
 
 DOUBLE ROMAN PATTERN, } ANGULARLY CORRUGATED 
 showing Tiles as laid on Roof. 392 PATTERN, 
 Glass Tiles to match, 4/- each. showing Tiles as laid on Roof. 
 
 Ridges of various Patterns for Major’s Patent Roofing Tiles. 
 Supplied in 12 in. lengths; Scale # in. : 
 
 Butt Joint—No. 2. 
 Price per foot—dé4d. 
 
 Cap Honan 2. No. 4. 
 Price per foot—64d. 54d. 
 Patent Interlocking 
 Plain Tiles, 
 
 ELEVATION. 
 
 Patent Interlocking 
 Welbeck Tiles. 
 
 = 
 Sia! 
 
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 Cost about 30/- per square. 
 Laid to 44 in. gauge. 
 
 1} in. section of inter- 
 locking Plain Tiles, 
 shewing flat bearing at 
 lower end of the Tiles, 
 Best Red and Grey which prevents whole- 
 
 Facing Bricks. sale breakage by work- 
 ee patane nete ane men passing over the roof, and the ribs and fillets 
 
 that stop all weather from passing underneath. 
 
 Malt Kiln Tiles. 
 
 Baker’s Oven Tiles. 
 
 Plain & Fancy Ridge 
 Tiles. 
 
 Messrs. Major & Co. invite attention to their Particulars may be obtained of the Manufacturers: 
 
 Broseley Pattern Plain Tiles. H. J. & G. M AJ OR, Ltd., 
 
 These are made same’ size and pattern as Broseley 
 
 Tiles, but are superior in finish and material, stronger The Patent Tile Works, BRIDGWATE R, Somerset. 
 
 and tougher in texture, and less brittle. 
 
Sec. A] HANGING & ROOF TILES. 51 
 
 | | MAJOR’S 
 New Patent Interlocking Roofing Tile, 
 
 THE : GRECIAN.” 
 
 —— 
 
 LEFT VERGE PIECES. (3 
 
 RIGHT VERGE PIECES. 
 
 Ridge Tiles of any Pattern 
 are suitable. 
 
 Price per 1,000 on Rail at 
 
 Bridgwater— 
 
 ee 
 
 Red. Blue. 
 £11 3 6 £12 16 6 
 
 Roof Timbers and Rafters ~ 
 as for Slates. 
 
 Green. 
 
 £16 3 6 
 
 Battens, 2 inches by 1 inch. 
 
 Gauge for Battens, 15 inches. Price per Square, about— 
 
 95 Tiles to the Square. ‘a a Fs 2] we _ 
 Weight per 1,000, 34 Tons. Gicen 
 », Square, 64 Cwt. £110 9 
 
 Patentees and Sole Manufacturers: 
 
 H. J. & C. MAJOR, Limited, 
 THE PATENT TILE works, BRIDGWATER, Somerset. 
 
 THE WINDMILL 
 
 ” ROOFING TILES 
 
 N r . 
 
 WATSON, NELSON, LIMITED. 
 
 Dark and Medium Red Shades, Sand Faced and 
 
 Patent Fluted 
 
 . Finials, Ridges, and all Gile Fittings. Bricks. Adantine Flooring Giles. 
 
 WINDMILL ROOFING TILES are noted for great RICHNESS OF COLOUR AND DURABILITY, and (amon 
 recent Contracts) were selected and used on the following: The New Fire Station and Municipal Offices, ‘ Royal 
 Borough of Windsor’’; St. Peter’s Church, Clevedon; New Infectious Hospital, Abingdon-on-Thames. 
 
52 FLOORING & WALL TILES & FAIENCE, (Sec. A 
 
 THE ADAMANT CoO., LTD. 
 
 (Late BRITISH OPAL WALL GLAZING Co., Ltd.) 
 
 BIRMINGHAM.—ADAMANT Co., Lrp., 6—11, COMMERCIAL STREET. Lelegrams, “ADAMANT, BIRMINGHAM.” 
 Telephone, 489, BIRMINGHAM. 
 
 LONDON.—42, BERNERS STREET, OXFORD STREET. W. Telegrams, “ CHROMOLITH, LONDON.” 
 
 “BRIT. OPAL” > WALL LININC. 
 
 Superseding Glazed Bricks and Tiles, but superior in finish and durability, 
 
 while the Cost is comparatively favourable. 
 
 “BRIT. OPAL” CAN BE MADE IN ANY SHADE OR COLOUR, SHAPED TO ANGLE AND MOULD. 
 
 The Success of all Wall Linings depends solely on the Cement with which 
 it is fixed. Our own Cement is the only product known that will not crack the face 
 of the work, and hold the same permanently in position. ; 
 
 For FURTHER INFORMATION and DRAWINGS OF WORK EXECUTED Apply to:— : 
 JOHN WILKINSON, Jlanaging Director, BIRMINGHAM. 
 
 ESTIMATES GIVEN, AND WORK EXECUTED BY OWN MEN IN TOWN OR COUNTRY. DISTANCE NO OBJECT. 
 
 oa PATENT “OPALITE 99 TILING 
 
 (TRADE Mark.) 
 
 ) 
 With Shelmerdine’s patent granulated Backing. 
 
 SANITARY - DURABLE - EFFECTIVE. 
 THE ONLY RELIABLE MATERIAL FOR LINING WALLS OF 
 SUBWAYS, LAVATORIES, AREAS, KITCHENS, 
 
 BATHROOMS, etc. 
 
 Invaluable for HOSPITAL WORK, 
 OPERATING ROOMS, ETC. 
 
 Will not CRACK 
 or CRAZE Y . SUPPLIED AND FIXED 
 
 WILLIAM GRIFFITHS — 
 
 (London Concessionaire of Patent Rights of the 
 National Soe Glazed Brick and Tile Syndicate, Litd.), 
 
 126 Hamilton House, Bishopsgate St. Without, E.C. 
 
 Telephone Nos. 2868 
 and 2869 Lonpon WALL. 
 Telegraphic Address: 
 
 ‘‘OPALITE, LONDON.” 
 
 . ted with care and Hesrarcn bY. — 
 PORCELAIN TILING °*©c™" COMPETENT WORKME a 
 
CARTER &Z CO., Plate 105. 
 ENCAUSIIC TILES WORKS; =, Me neanccre 
 POOLE, DORSET. 
 No. 7286 
 
 No. 7288 
 
 London Office & Showrooms: 
 29 ALBERT EMBANKMENT, S.E. 
 
 No. 7284 
 
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 “ Tiles,” Poole. 
 
 ARTER «Ce 
 ee DOOLE 
 
 JiLes OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, 
 
 J eRRA-CotTta, 
 
 Telephone 
 No. 19, Poole. 
 
 ConstRvcTIONAL FAIENCE, 
 
 FOR INTERNAL & EXTERNAL DECORATION OF 
 PUBLIC BUILDINGS, 
 SHOPS, 
 HOTELS, 
 
 MANSIONS, &c., &c. 
 
 aso FAIENCE FIREPLACES, & &€. 
 
 ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE and PRICE LIST ON APPLICATION. 
 
 Special Designs and Estimates furnished for goods at Works, or delivered and 
 
 fixed complete in any part of the World. 
 
 WORKS: LONDON OFFICE & SHOWROOMS: 
 29, Albert Embankment, S.E. 
 Encaustic Tile Works, Poole. Telephone No. 1239, Victoria. 
 Architectural Pottery, Hamworthy. MANCHESTER OFFICE: 
 White Works, Hamworthy. 100, Deansgate. 
 
 Telephone No. 5871. 
 
Sec. Al FLOORING & WALL TILES & FAIENCE. 
 
 Sy oRDVAp on bw4 bes oe 
 x OF ena Rp 45 
 
 anu ater of 
 
 HESSELATED x ENCAUSTIC Tins || 
 
 GCERAMIG MOSAIG & | 
 SUPERIOR | 
 sADAMANTINE QUARRIES, 
 3 For FLOORS | 
 }atso ARCHITECTURAL FAIENCE: ano 
 Every descriphion or 
 | Glazed alnamelled Tiles 
 For Wall linings, Hearths se || 
 GLAZED «x UNGLAZED BRICKS |, 
 | FOR FIREPUACHS iy 
 
54 --- FLOORING & WALL TILES & FAIENCE. = [Sec.A | 
 
 LLISCROFT & SON, Ltd. 
 
 EAT: lt HANLEY. 
 
 5 Pastion 
 8) me “phe ae anna ee through 
 ‘heat ances we ov paste eet oe Paice re * 
 
 AER CYT 
 
 Telegrams: ‘ Woolliscroft, Hanley.’’ 
 Telephone No. 26 Potteries District. 
 
 cenles 
 
 London Office and Showrooms: 
 76a Gt. Portland Street, Oxford Circus, W 
 
 Telegrams & Cables: ‘‘ Blizzard, London.’’ 
 Telephone No. 378 Mayfair. 
 
 “SLABBED” PANELS, 
 SURROUNDS, 
 
 | FIREPLACES, 
 
 a “MANTELS, 
 
 Pectin of Karke 
 
 me » re . ‘ 
 
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 SLABBED TILE FIREPLACE No. 1003. 
 
 SANITARY 
 
 — C00DS 
 and 
 
 APPLIANCES. 
 
 * 
 
 FAIENCE, 
 TERRA-COTTA 
 
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 RED 
 ant 
 
 BLUE 
 COODS. 
 
 Pee ts 
 
 dlescrip- 
 tion. 
 
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 9, 
 
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 Ibereps JHlawomas< HiwomeReroemp 
 
 SHOWROOMS & DEPOTS 
 
 ADDRESSES :— 
 
 ‘TELEGRAMS! NaTioNaAL TELEPHONE: 
 LEEDS.—Head Office : Wortley 5 : ; ‘““Fireclay,” Wortley, Leeds. 610 & 2322 Leeds. 
 LONDON,—Offices and Showrooms: 2& 3, Norfolk St., Strand, W.C. “ Saltglaze,”” London. te et London. 
 LIVERPOOL.—21, Leeds Street 2: a Sei a ‘* Joscliffs,” Liverpool. 1887 Central, Liverpool. 
 HULL.—Alfred Gelder Street, South Side, Queen’s Dock ‘* Fireclay,’ Hull. 595 Hull. 
 MANCHESTER.—L. & N.W. Goods Station, Ardwick ‘* Fireclay,’’ Manchester. 2884 Manchester. 
 BIRMINGHAM.~—1, Edmund Street ; ? *‘ Fireclay,” Birmingham. 4736 Birmingham. 
 SHEFFIELD.—38, Church Street . : ‘‘ Fireclay,” Sheffield. 2469 Sheffield. 
 MIDDLES BROUGH.—Royal Exchange.. re = ; . “Ingham,” Exchange, Middlesbrough, 269 Middlesbrough, 
 NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE.—4, Northumberland Street : ; 
 
 ‘‘Fireclay,” Newcastle-on-Tyne. 877 Newcastle-on-T'yne 
 
Telegrams: ° eeds Telephone Nos. : 
 PREC Lay” WORTLEY, The Leeds Fireclay Company, Ltd. ey 
 
 LEEDS. 
 
 PATENT BRICKS AND) TIEES: 
 
 - HALL’S IMPROVED PATENT 
 
 THE ““GRIP™ PATENT: WALL TILE: IPF 
 ree HANGING TILE. 
 
 London Officestand Showrooms + 2 and 3,¢Norfolk Streeteotrands W.-C 
 
 London Telephone Nos. : 
 
 Telegrams: 
 1799 Central & 1361 Gerrard, 
 
 “SALTGLAZE,” LONDON. 
 
“5S 
 
 CATALOGUE. 
 2 a Se 
 
 See also Summary of Contents, page 1. 
 
 Section B. 
 
 Felts, Silicate Cotton, 
 Roofing & Damp & Sound Proof Materials. 
 Asphaltes, Tar Paving, &c. Cements, 
 Limes, &c. Slates and Slating. 
 
 FIRMS REPRESENTED IN THIS SECTION. 
 
 : PAGE PAGE 
 ANDERSON, D., & Son, Lp. pit Ne ae a 57, 58 |. , McNett, F., & Co. fee ee ie i se 59—62 
 BrapsHaw & Co. fies nie Ys oe the Dries A Marnews, E., & Co... Rx) fo a Se 68, 72 
 BroapBENT & Co. on, 3 ie a a eo) Netson, C., & Co., Lp. ... 69 
 Cotes, SHappoit & Co., Lp. ... ni fe om Yne2 66 Nortu Waues Suate Co. se TZ 
 Daytes Bros. ey a ae ae ry, TA Ee OAKELEY SLATE QuaRRizs Co,, Lp. .., 72 
 ELLIS, PARTRIDGE & Cee oe aN, eo a 8 ae SFC) Parry, H., & Sons, Lp. 68 
 Faupo, T., & Co., Lp. ... res bs oe Kotpaiep ee OF beet & Co. VY 66 
 GRAVES, Butt & Laxin, Lp.... or An a eRe Onik RHIWBACH SLATE QUARRY One NERS ... 71 
 INTERNATIONAL ASPHALTE Co. es Ea ou 64, 71 Rogsrts, ADLARD & Co, 72 
 Jones, F., & Co. ... ant ve ae ie is Bee OO SMART, JOSIAH, & Son ... se) a 66 
 Kayr & Co., Lp. aa oe ae ie ve ben 66 WILLESDEN Paper & Canvas Works, Sp a 63 
 Lawrorp & Co. .... on 8 ses ae ay Upeiien Op) WituraMs, ‘W. D. rik 
 LIMMER ASPHALTE PavinG Co., Lp. ee Be won ee Od: Woop Bros. 68 
 
 Lonpon Aspestos Co. Lae 
 
 ASBESTOS. | 
 
 ALL DESCRIPTIONS USEFUL IN BUILDING CONSTRUCTION. 
 
 @2ereeee 92990000000 000060 00008200" 
 
 MILLBOARD, SLATES, SLABS, GLOTH, PAPER, &c. 
 
 FIREPROOF CURTAINS FOR THEATRES. 
 _ Asbestos Cement for Boiler Covering or for all purposes of non- -conducting heat or sound. 
 
 Asbestos Fibres of every variety. |= § Asbestos Gas Fuel. 
 STEAM PACKINGS AND JOINTING MATERIALS, @c. 
 
 THE Pol ASBESTOS 60., 101, LEADENHALL STREET, LONDON, E.C. 
 
56 ROOFING & DAMP & SOUND PROOF MATERIALS. [Sec. B 
 
 Tel. Address: ‘‘Slagwool, London.” 
 
 Manufacturers 
 
 A represents Combined Silicate Cotton and. 
 Plaster Slabs applied to under side of Rafters, 
 thus forming a lining which will be impervious 
 
 to climatic influences. 
 
 B represents ditto fixed to ceiling joists, thus 
 forming a perfectly fire proof and sound-proof 
 ceiling. Gross price of Slabs, 5d. per foot 
 super. 
 
 C represents loose Silicate Cotton laid at a 
 thickness of 14-inch on sound boarding, held 
 in position by means of fillets fixed to joists. 
 Approximate price. of loose Silicate Cotton, 
 14d. per foot super, I4-in. thick. 
 
 D represents Silicate Cotton Wire Net Felting, 
 l-in. thick, applied to underside of joists and 
 lath and plaster, fixed to fillets running 
 parallel with joists. Gross price, 44d. per foot 
 super, l-in. thick. 
 
 ) CATALOGUE on application to 
 
 - MancuHesterR: = MIDDLESBROUGH; 
 
 es : 1, Cross Street. South Bank Works. 
 
REGISTERED TRADE MARK 
 
 ANDERSON’S 
 SLAG WOOL 
 
 Supplied Loose and in Slabs between Galvanized Netting 
 
 SILICATE PIPE CLOTH 
 
 for covering Steam Boilers, Pipes, &c. 
 
 PATENT HAIR FABRIC AND CANVAS BACKED HAIR FELT 
 
 For covering Hot and Cold Water, Brine and Ammonia Pipes 
 
 ASPHALTIC ROOFING. FELTS 
 
 SARKINC. 
 INODOROUS. 
 COMPRESSED ASPHALT ROOFING (SANDED). 
 
 BITUMINOUS HAIR FELT ( First Class Deafener and Damp Proofer for Lining 
 
 Floors, Partitions, Roofs, &c.). 
 
 DRY HAIR FELT, in Sheets and Long Lengths. 
 
 DAMP COURSE 
 
 STONIFLEX, in 15-yard Rolls, any Widths up to 36 inches. 
 PURE BITUMEN, in 24-feet Rolls, any Widths up to 86 inches. 
 
 D. Anderson & Son, Limited 
 
 LAGAN FELT WORKS, BELFAST 
 and 
 
 Roach Road Works, Old Ford, London, E. 
 
 o7 
 
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 ANDERSON’S 
 
 STONIFLEX FELT 
 
 For Permanent Roofs. 
 
 ANNUAL TARRING SAVED 
 
 Also made in lighter qualities for Sarking and Lining. 
 
 More Durable than Iron. Cheapest for all Spans up to 100 feet. Flat or Garden 
 Roofs a Speciality. Also Water Tanks (Brick and Asphalted) for Garden and 
 
 other purposes. 
 
 A FEW OF THE FIRMS FOR WHOM D. ANDERSON & SON, LTD., 
 HAVE BUILT ROOFS 
 
 HARLAND & WOLFF, LTD., Belfast 
 WILLANS & ROBINSON, LTD., Queensferry 
 COCHRAN & Co., Lrp., Annan 
 
 BELLIS & Morcom, Lrp., Birmingham 
 GENERAL ELECTRIC Co., Birmingham 
 LONDON & INDIA Docks Co., London 
 BELFAST ROPEWORKS Co., LTp., Belfast 
 
 DENNY BROTHERS, Dumbarton 
 
 COWANS, SHELDON & Co., Carlisle 
 
 CAMMELL, Larrp & Co., LTD., Birkenhead, 
 
 Coventry, &c. 
 
 PALMER’S SHIPBUILDING CO., Jarrow-on-Tyne 
 
 NORTH-EASTERN RAILWAY, Hull 
 
 WERNER, PFLEIDERER & PERKINS, LTD., 
 Peterborough 
 
 Printers: Sir Josepu CacsTon & Sons LimireD, LONDON, 
 
Felts, Silicate Cotton, &c. 
 
 FOR OVER 50 YEARS. 
 
 = GOVT. CONTRACTORS ZN} 
 
 FOR 
 
 EXTERIOR 
 ROOFING. 
 
 ECONOMICAL ~ NON-CONDUCTING. 
 AND FIRE 
 DURABLE. RESISTING. 
 
 GUARANTEED -- ; A un GUARANTEED 
 DURABLE. WATERTIGHT. 
 ROOF S. 
 
 ESTABLISHED 1888. 
 
 5e 
 
Felts, Silicate Cotton, &c. 
 
 ROOF-LINING 
 SOUND-DEADENING 
 
 SPECIALITIES 
 
 AND FOR PLACING UNDER 
 
 SLATES. TILES on METAL. 
 
 LION BRAND. 
 
 FOR SOUND-DEADENING 
 
 LION BRAND. 
 
 Architects are respectfully requested to specify the 
 LION BRAND to ensure a reliable article, 
 
 AGATE REO 
 
 —— 
 
 LION BRANC. 
 
 9 ee oe ee 
 
 LION BRAND. 
 
Felts, Silicate Cotton, &c. 
 
 SPECIALITIES 
 
 FOR 
 
 FIRE-PROQFING 
 
 NMUNEILL’S SLAC WOOL 
 
 (Patent.) 
 AS SUPPLIED TO THE BRITISH ADMIRALTY. 
 
 It_is made up in VARIOUS FORMS for use in Building Construction, for Pipe and Boiler Covering, and 
 = A 
 
 for Sound=Deadening and Cold Storage Insulation. 
 LOND 
 (See Special Pamphlet.) 
 
 M°NEILL’S 
 FIBROUS PLASTER 
 
 Fire Insurances are effected at Lower Premiums on premises 
 where these Slabs are fixed, the Slabs have no Key to break, and 
 cannot be detached from the joists. We hold very large quantities in 
 stock, and can promise quick delivery of | Fibrous Slabs. 
 
 61 
 
de Felts, Silicate Cotton, &c. 
 
 FOR OVER 50 YEARS 
 
 GOVERNMENT CONTRACTORS. 
 
 M'NEILL’S 
 
 DAMP COURSES. 
 
 Architects are respectfully requested in order to ensure a reliable material 
 to specify :— 
 
 FOR LINING TANKS, 
 
 MCNEILL’S PURE TRINIDAD BITUMEN SHEETING (GUARANTEED.) 
 
 McNeill’s Pure Bitumen Sheeting is backed with their reputation of over 70 years trading. 
 
 F. MCNEILL & Co., 
 
 Bead Officce—PATENT FELT WORKS, tint IN ck AON CORRECT 
 
 ‘KIRKINTILLC CH. 
 
 Lamb’s Passage, Bunhill Row, London, B.C. reieshone sse-tonpoxwatt 
 
 ESTABLISHED 1838. 
 
Sec. B] ROOFING & DAMP & SOUND PROOF MATERIALS. 
 
 WILLESDEN 
 
 For UNDERLINING SLATES, TILES, 
 
 REGp. 1880. 
 
 ADVANTAGES OF WILLESDEN 
 UNDERSLATING. 
 
 A good Non-Conductor. 
 Far safer than Felt. 
 Absolutely Waterproof. 
 No Smell. 
 
 Lies very Close on Roof, 
 
 Can be used without 
 Boarding. 
 
 Does not Perish. 
 Will not Harbour Vermin. 
 
 Willesden 1-Ply, B. t. 120, Laid on Boarding. 
 
 and IRON BUILDINGS. 
 WATERPROOF AND ROT - PROOF. 
 
 63 
 
 2 PLY PAPER 
 
 Some REGENT WORKS ON WHICH WILLESDEN PAPER HAS BEEN USED. 
 
 1906. 
 Leicester and Rutland County 
 Lunatic Asylum. 
 New Drill Hall, Birkenhead. 
 New Wesleyan Chapel, Penarth. 
 New Secondary Schools, Lydney, 
 Gloucestershire. 
 Lloyd’s Packing House, Manch. 
 Palmer’s Cottages, Mortimer. 
 Sussex Rd. Schools, Tonbridge, 
 Bank Mills, Great Horwood. 
 Free Library, Twickenham. 
 St. William's College, York. 
 Margarine Works, Southall. 
 Public Baths, Goole. 
 1905. 
 Warwick Girls’ Reformatory, 
 Kenilworth. 
 Infants’ School, Walkergate, 
 Beverley. 
 
 ) 
 ' NewAsvlum, Narboro’ Leicester. 
 
 New Factory, Avonmouth Road, 
 Victoria Park, London. 
 
 Sandford Paper Mills, nr.Oxford. 
 
 Bristol Gas Offices, Bristol. 
 
 Smithfield Road Board School, 
 Acton, Middlesex. 
 
 Cromer Mill, Middleton. 
 
 St. Ninian’sParishChch., Stirling, 
 
 Stm. Lndy., Addison Rd., Pston. 
 
 Corpn. Electricity Stn., Burslem. 
 
 Lenton Free Library, Lenton. 
 
 1904. 
 
 City of Lndn. Lying-in-Hospital, 
 London. 
 
 Newlsolation Hospital, Reading. 
 
 New Baptist Schools, Hull. 
 
 Golf Pavilion, Radlett. 
 
 New Workhouse, Wordsley, 
 
 Pretoria School, Shorncliffe. 
 
 Bury Infirmary, Bury. 
 
 Tram Depét, Leeds. 
 
 Power Stn., Gosport Tramways, 
 New Tech. School, Blackpool. 
 New Pavilion, Isolation Hospital, 
 Southampton, 
 Royal Masonic Schools, Bushey, 
 New Houses, Garden City, 
 Letchworth. 
 1903. 
 Royal College of Science, 
 ' Kensington. 
 Scarboro’ Hospital, Scarboro’. 
 St. James’s Church, Taunton. 
 Worksop IsolationHos., W’ksop. 
 Bishop Rd. Board Sch., Bristol. 
 St. Helen’s Hospital, St. Helens. 
 Bolton Infirmary, Bolton. 
 Worcester High School for Girls. 
 Pav. on Pier, St. Anne’s-on-Sea. 
 Isolation Hospital. Fulwood, 
 Malvern Links Church. 
 GlasgowSchool Board, Glasgow, 
 
 ARCHITECTS SHOULD SPECIFY WILLESDEN 2-PLY.PAPER, B. 1, 80. 
 
 + 
 
 Showing Willesden 2-Ply, B: 1. 80, laid on the Open Rafters. 
 
 WILLESDEN 8-PLY, Gabions, Panels, Washers, Petroleum Joints, Discs (as used by War Office, Royal 
 
 Engineers, &c.) 
 
 WILLESDEN 4-PLY, for Outbuildings, Structures, Sides and Ends of Sheds, Partitions, &c. 
 fixed. For up-country use handy and very. portable. 
 
 Pugging Floors, Stencils, Labels, &c. 
 
 Easily 
 
 Useful for many purposes. 
 WILLESDEN 2 and 1-PLY PAPERS, Insulating Cold Stores, Electrical purposes, Damp Walls, Ceilings, 
 
 Linings of all kinds. 
 
 WILLESDEN CANVAS, for Covers, Tents, Awnings, Roofing on Boards. Very Durable. 
 WILLESDEN SCRIM SHADING, Greenhouses, Shading Glass. Blinds made to order. 
 
 ee 
 Permission to view this Verandah may be obtained. 
 
 Sole Pazentees & Manu 
 
 FOR ALL CLIMATES. 
 
 RAN \ 
 AY 
 
 yi 
 
 “ON 
 
 E WILLESDEN PAPER & CANVAS WORKS Rare 
 S co 
 
 facturers (Green Rot-proof Process) : 
 
 WILLESDEN PAPER AND CANVAS WORKS, Lo., 
 WILLESDEN JUNCTION, LONDON, N.W. 
 
 BELFAST: Corry & Co., Ltd., Princes Dock. 
 GLASGOW : 134, St. Vincent Street. 
 
 Telegrams: “impermeable, Londen,” 
 
 LIVERPOOL— 61, South John Street. 
 
 Established 1870. 
 
 Con. Com. D 
 
 Telephone—No. 65, Harlesden. 
 
64 ASPHALTES, TAR PAVING, &c. [Sec. B 
 
 RADSHAW’S LIMMER ASPHALTE 
 
 FOR ROADWAYS, FOOTWAYS AND BUILDINGS. 
 
 ESTABLISHED 1844. 
 Prices, Samples, and all Information from 
 
 BRADSHAW & CO., 52, Queen Victoria Street, LONDON, E.C. 
 
 Telegrams—‘‘ SUBTENDING.’’ National Telephone, 6109 Bank. 
 
 E. BRADSHAW & SON, 322, Fawcett Road, Southseaa PORTSMOUTH. 
 
 National Telephone, 38Y. 
 
 C. BRADSHAW & SON, Chapel Street, St. Philips Marsh, BRISTOL. 
 
 Natienal Telephone, 01495. 
 
 THOMAS FALDO & Co., LTD. 
 
 Telephone: No. 206 Hop. 
 SOMERSET WHARF, 283, 285, ROTHERHITHE STREET, LONDON, S.E. 
 Contractors to H.M. Government and | 
 various Public Bodies. 
 
 Patronised by the Honourable Board 
 of Ordnance. 
 
 Sole CONCESSIONAIRES for Great Britain and North Narerien of the SEYSSEL Mines known as Les Mines de 
 Bourbonges a Lovagny, Bassin de Seyssel Haute Savoie, France. 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF AND CONTRACTORS FOR SEYSSEL, SICILIAN, LIMMER, YORWOHLE, 
 BRUNSWICK, BRITISH, SPECIAL BRITISH AND ACID RESISTING. 
 
 AS PHA LTE S 
 
 Also REFINED TRINIDAD BITUMEN. 
 Every Description of Asphalte Supplied and Laid. The Best Materials for PATHS, FLOORS, ROOFS, STABLES, COWSHEDS, COACH-HOUSES, &c. 
 
 SEYSSEL, LIMMER, -ssitts. Toxo.» 
 . . and LAVA 
 ASPHALTES. 
 
 Telephone— 
 540, LONDON WALL, 
 
 CHISWELL HOUSE, 
 133, Finsbury Pavement, E.C. 
 
 Prices given for Material to Provincial Builders, with instruction for laying 
 Damp Course, &c.. or Quotations for work laid complete. 
 
 ESTABLISHED 1871, 
 
 Telephone: No. 2147 Lonpon WALL. Telegrams: ‘‘ Limmer, LoNnpon.” 
 
 Sole Proprietors of the 
 MONTROTIER SEYSSEL Asphalte Mines, 
 BASSIN DE SEYSSEL. O., D. 
 
 FOR ROOFS, VERTICAL DAMP COURSES, &c., 
 
 This Company’s MINERAL ROCK MASTIC ASPHALTE is specified by H.M. Piss a Works, 
 the Admiralty, Home Office, &c. 
 
 LITHOFALT MASTIC PAVIN G—Cheap and Durable. 
 (For Railway Platforms, Warehouse Floors, School Playgrounds, &c.) 
 
 ARCHITECTS and SURVEYORS, to secure the best work, should insert in their specificatona: 
 All work to be done by The Limmer Asphalte Paving Co.’s own workmen 
 
 Highest Award (Silver Medal) at the HEAP. «62, MOORGATE STREET, LONDON, E.C. 
 
Sec. B] ASPHALTES, TAR PAVING, &c. 65 
 
 BOTH THESE 
 TUNNELS 
 HAVE 
 BEEN LINED 
 WITH 
 ASPHALTE 
 BY 
 L. & Co. 
 
 Section of Rotherhithe Tunnel in Course of Construction for London County Council. 
 
 Telephone : 
 R D 6101 AVENUE. 
 
 Tram Tunnel under Kingsway for London County Council. 
 
 Telegrams : 
 
 “APTEROUS, LONDON.” ¥ 
 ESTABLISHED 1868, 
 
 6) 
 ‘V"'65, Fenchurch Street, London, E.¢. * 
 
 IMPORTERS AND CONTRACTORS FOR 
 
 SEYSSEL, LIMMER & LAVA-ROCK ASPHALTES. 
 
 ALSO 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF LAWFORD’S SPECIAL DAMP-PROOF COMPOSITION FOR WOOD BLOCK FLOORING, 
 NOW USED THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY. 
 
 Approved by H.M.’s Government, Board of Admiralty, London County Council, etc., etc. 
 
 SOME CONTRACTS CARRIED OUT BY IL, & Co.:— 
 
 ALDWYCH and KINGSWAY ROTHERHITHE TUNNEL 
 
 (London County Council) (50,000 YARDS), (London County Council) (25,000 YARDS), 
 
 NEW CROSS CAR SHEDS L.B.& S.C. RAILWAY WIDENING 
 
 (London County Council) (5,500 YARDS), (16,000 YARDS), 
 
 NEW PICCADILLY HOTEL ROYAL NAVAL HOSPITAL, CHATHAM 
 (9,000 YARDS) (8,000 YARDS), 
 
 Highgate Infirmary, East Ham Town Hall, Ilford Town Hall; Lyceum, 
 Euston and Grand Music Halls; Prince’s Theatre, Poplar; 
 Grand Theatre, Woolwich, etc., etc. 
 
66 ASPHALTES & TAR PAVING.—CEMENTS, LIMES, &c. [Sec. B 
 
 PILKINGTON & CO. 
 
 (ESTABLISHED 1838.) 
 
 MONUMENT CHAMBERS, 
 KING WILLIAM STREET, 
 
 PATENT 
 ASPHALTE AND 
 FELT ROOFING. 
 
 GENUINE 
 
 ’ N.B * 
 Floors, &c., &c., with instructions for laying it down. 
 CUSS Telegraphic Address—‘‘ Polonceau, London.’ 
 Telephone Nos. 6319 Avenue. 
 1674 Hop. 
 
 JOSIAH SMART & SON, 
 
 Asphalters, Tar Paviors, and Contractors. 
 
 53, VICTORIA STREET, WESTMINSTER, S.W. No. 388 "WEST 
 
 And G.N.R. GOODS YARD, FINSBURY PARK, N. Telephone: 232 North. 
 BIRMINGHAM OFFICE: NHWTON CHAMBERS, CANNON STREET. se 4237. 
 
 Tar Distillery and Aspnalte Factory—BARCHESTER STREET, POPLAR, E. Telephone: 8 East 
 Limestone Quarries and Tar Paving Works—MATLOCK BRIDGE, DERBYSHIRE, Telephone: do. Matlock. 
 Slag Tar Paving Works—CRANSLEY SIDING, KETTERING. 
 (35 YEARS ASPHALTERS AND TAR PAVIORS TO G.N.R. Co.) 
 Contractors to London County Council, Islington Borough Council, Willesden District Council, Wandsworth 
 Borough Council, various School Boards and Public Bodies. 
 
 LIMMER ASPHALTE 
 PAVING IN SLABS. 
 
 Obviating the use of 
 Cauldrons on site. 
 
 100,000 YARDS SUPER. TAR PAVING LAID BY US ANNUALLY. RESERVOIRS, ROOF WORK, AND RAILWAY WORK A SPECIALITY. 
 
 IE MEWEE ES: mMASTiIC ASPH ALTE. 
 
 Mines: LIMMER, HANOWER. 
 
 COLES, SHADBOLT & CO., Limitep, 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF 
 
 ecuss Portland Cement, Whiting and Stock Bricks, 
 
 GENERAL BUILDING MATERIAL MERCHANTS. 
 WO Grand gunetion canary -—«- LONdon Office & Depot: 123, CALEDONIAN ROAD, LONDON, N. 
 
 Telephone: 23 RICKMANSWORTH P.O. élephioner No. 12546 CENTRAL. 
 Large Stocks of all kinds of Building Materials also kept at 
 
 KENSAL GREEN-—427, Marrow Rd., YW. SLOUGH, Bucks. For 
 
 UXBRIDGE-Dolphin Wharf, Rocking- | WEEDON STATION, lL. &N. S| Portland 
 
 3 Cement 
 ham Street. RUGBY STATION, Midland Ry-}\ in Trucks 
 WATEORD-11, Market Street. WEST DRAYTON STATION, to all 
 BOUTHALL Hayes Bridge Wharf. G. W. Ry. 
 
 KAYE’S PORTLAND CEMENT 
 
 Unsurpassed for strength and durability. Used on Buildings and Engineering Works 
 for upwards of Half a Century. 
 
 KAYE’S BLUE LIAS LIME 
 
 Powerfully Hydraulic. Prepared from the well-known Beds of the Lower Lias Formation. 
 
 KAYE & CO., LD., soutHam worxs, RUGBY. 
 
 ESTABLISHED 1854. Telegrams: ‘KAYE, SOUTHAM.” 
 
67 
 
 Sec. B] CEMENTS, LIMES, &c. 
 
 (GREAVES, BULL, & LAKIN, 
 
 LIMITED. 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF 
 
 GREAVES’ BLUE LIAS LIME, AND 
 PORTLAND, SELENITIC, LIAS AND 
 ROMAN CEMENTS. 
 
 POSTAL ADDRESSES. 
 Chief Office: HARBURY, LEAMINGTON. 
 London Depot: 16a, SOUTH WHARF, PADDINGTON. 
 Birmingham Depot: WORCESTER WHARF. 
 
 TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESSES. 
 “GREAVES, HARBURY.”’ 
 
 “Tras, LONDON.” (Zelephone No. 138, Paddington.) 
 ““GREAVES, BIRMINGHAM.” (Telephone No. 846.) 
 
 GREAVES’ BLUE LIAS LIME WORKS 
 
 Are the most Extensive of the kind in the Kingdom: Their Lime has been very largely used ip 
 important works ‘since 1825, and its superior quality and eminently hydraulic character has 
 always been admitted by the leading Engineers and Architects. It is burnt from the well known beds 
 of the Lower Lias Formation. 
 FULL DIRECTIONS FOR USE ON APPLICATION. 
 Proportions for Concrete, 1 to 6 of Ballast; Mortar, 1 to 3 of Sand, etc. 
 They also make Selenitic Lime. An excellent Material for Plastering. Estimated London 
 
 price (delivered) from 8d. to 9d. per bushel. 
 
 GREAVES’ PORTLAND CEMENT WORKS 
 
 Were one of the first three established in the country. Within recent years they have been greatly 
 enlarged and supplied with most modern machinery to ensure the Finest Grinding, and Greaves 
 Portland Cement is widely known as a cement of the greatest strength and durability 
 
 ( HARBURY (Harbury Siding and Station, G.W.R.), 
 Works STOCKTON (Southam & Long Itchington Siding, L.N.W.R., & Warwick & Napton Canal), 
 WILMCOTE (Wilmcote Siding and Station, G.W.R. and Stratford Canal), 
 
 | Warwickshire, 
 
 Prompt Delivery by Rail and Canal to all parts of the country (in owner’s Covered trucks and 
 boats), and by cart in London and Birmingham. Export Orders undertaken at the 
 shortest notice. Equal facilities for shipping at London, Liverpool, and Bristol. 
 
 THE FOLLOWING ARE A FEW OF THE WORKS IN WHICH THE ABOVE HAVE BEEN USED:— 
 LIME. 
 
 H.M. Government (Lighthouse and other Works). 
 London County Council (Clerkenwell Street and other 
 London School Board. (Improvements). 
 City and South London Electric Railway and Extensions 
 (used neat as a grout). 
 Great Northern & City and Baker Street & Waterloo 
 Electric Railways. 
 
 Blackwall Tunnel (used neat as a grout). 
 
 Central London Railway and other similar constructions. 
 
 Queen Anne Mansions (superstructure). 
 
 Liverpool, Manchester, Kendal, and other Waterworks, 
 
 Large Export Orders for Africa and South America. 
 
 The Barnes and Richmond Waterworks Tunnels under 
 the Thames. 
 
 CEMENT. 
 
 Liverpool Waterworks (Oswestry and Vyrnwy). 
 Manchester Waterworks (Thirlmere Aqueduct). 
 
 Manchester Ship Canal. 
 Birmingham Cable Tramway. 
 
 GENERAL. 
 
 Most of the Principal Railway Companies, and many Town Councils, Local Boards of Health, &c. 
 
 CAUTION.—Of Jate years large quantities of inferior Lime (Ground) from the oolite, chalk, and other formations 
 have been foisted on the public as genuine Blue Lias, and Messrs. GREAVES, BULL. & LAKIN, LOD., strongly advise 
 Architects, Engineers, and others who wish to use their Lime, to specify that it be delivered in sacks bearing their Trade 
 Mark (as above) or forwarded direct in their private trucks or boats. 
 
68 CEMENTS, LIMES, &c. [Sec. B 
 
 - SIRAPITE 
 PLASTERING 
 
 FOR WALLS AND CEILINGS. 
 
 ADVANTAGES.—Great Strength and Adhesiveness—Freedom from Glue and all Organic Compounds— 
 Rapidity of Application—Two Coats only required. The Second Coat can be applied a few hours 
 after the first, and the Plastering COMMENCED AND FINISHED IN ONE DAY. Costs no 
 more than Common Lime and Hair Plastering. 
 
 full Particulars, Directions for Use, and Prices delivered to any Goods Station, will be sent on application to— 
 
 ERNEST MATHEWS & CO., 
 
 BUILDERS’ MERCHANTS, 
 «musts, Loxpox” OT, St. Mary Axe, London, E.C. ‘sisvnc”’ 
 
 , i ny _Telegraphle Addrese—LIAS, KIRTON LINDSEY.” 
 
 Manufacturers of 
 
 BLO E LIAS LInmME, 
 LUMP AND GROUND. 
 
 The most uniformly Hydraulic and carefully manufactured Lias Lime in the Market. 
 QUICK DISPATCH BY RAIL JN ANY QUANTITIES, ANALYSIS AND TESTIMONIALS UPON APPLICATION. 
 
 N.B.—H. Parry & Sons, Lrp., are prepared to send Test Wagons, Free of Charge, to any one 
 responsibit for important works, and will bear all cost of such Tests should satisfaction not be given. 
 
 | PYTHO PLASTER. 
 
 UNSURPASSED FOR INTERIOR WORK. 
 
 Only two coats required. Commenced and finished in one day. 
 
 Can be decorated at once. As hard as Keene’s Cement. 
 Costs about the same as lime plastering. 
 
 Manufacturers : 
 WOOD BROTHERS, DRAYCOTT-IN-THE-CLAY, SUDBURY, DERBY. 
 Also all kinds of Plaster of Paris, Keene’s & Parian Cements. WORKS: Sudbury, N.S.R. 
 
 | 
 
Sec. B] CEMENTS, LIMES, &c. 69 
 
 CHAS. NELSON & Co., Lid. 
 
 Telegraphic \ ‘‘ NELSON, STOCKTON, RUGBY.” Telephone— 
 Addresses §$ “NELSON, SOUTH WHARF, PADDINGTON.” No. 135 Paddington. 
 
 LONDON: 16, SOUTH WHARF, PADDINGTON, W.; 
 CAMBRIAN WHARF, CRESCENT, BIRMINGHAM ; 
 2, MOUNT STREET, MANCHESTER; or the WORKS, STOCKTON, RUGBY. 
 
 AO -NELSON’ S 4 
 
 BLUE LIAS LIME 
 
 (Burnt from the well known beds of the Lower Lias Formatien). 
 
 EMINENTLY HYDRAULIC. 
 
 SPECIALLY FINELY GROUND AND DRESSED BY 
 PATENT PROCESS. 
 
 Extensively used in Government and Public Works Contracts. 
 Used in Construction of Central London Electric Railway, South London 
 Electric Railway, South TVottenham and Forest Gate Railway, Waterloo 
 and City Electric Railway, Waterloo and Baker Street Electric Railway, 
 Great Northern and Strand Electric Railway, and Rotherhithe Tunnel for 
 
 London County Color 
 
 PROPORTIONS FOR CONCRETE—1 PART to 6 of BALLAST, &c. MORTAR—1 PART to 2 oF = : of SAND. 
 
 PATENT SELENITIC CEMENT, 
 
 PREPARED FROM BLUE LIAS. 
 
 VERY SUPERIOR TO THAT MADE FROM GREY LIME. 
 Used for Mortar and Plastering throughout the New Courts of Justice, New War Office, and many other Public Buildings, 
 
 EQUAL TO PORTLAND CEMENT FOR MANY PURPOSES AT COST OF LIME. 
 
 kes Architects should specify that it is to be used in accordance with CHAS. NELSON & CO.’S Printed 
 Instructions. 
 
 PLASTER & KEENE’S CEMENT, 
 
 MADE FROM THE FINEST GYPSUM. 
 
 PORTLAND CEMENT 
 
 OF EXCEPTIONAL STRENGTH AND FINENESS, FAR SUPERIOR TO THAMES OR MEDWAY CEMENT. 
 
 Supplied to the Thames Conservancy for the past 20 years, also to the Windsor Corporation and many other Public Bodies. 
 
 nes Copy of Specification and full particulars will be forwarded at once on application. 334 
 
70 SLATES AND SLATING. [Sec. B 
 
 Slating & Tiling. 
 
 Prices per square, or lump sum, to Architects’ Quantities for work fixed complete 
 in apy part of the country with 
 
 SI. ATES Dinorwic, Bangor, Carnarvon, Portmadoc, Westmoreland- 
 - Green, Sedan-Green, Imperial-Green, Grey-Green Slates, &c. 
 
 TILES. 
 
 Broseley, Rosemary, Staffordshire, Yorkshire, Bridgwater, &c. 
 
 SEND PARTICULARS OR QUANTITIES TO : 
 
 BROADBENT & CO., LEICESTER, 
 
 Wholesale Slate Merchants & Importers. 
 
 LARGE STOCKS KEPT OF ALL QUALITIES AND SIZES OF SLATES. 
 PROMPT DELIVERY. EXPERIENCED WORKMEN. 
 
 "Also MANUFACTURERS of 
 SANITARY PIPES and Connections, Gulleys, Sinks, Chimney Pots, FIRE BRICKS. 
 
 ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES AND PRICES ON APPLICATION. 
 
 SIRE IER TO ET TN Hn I TN 
 
 Telegrams: ‘' Broadbents, Leicester.” ESTABLISHED 1840. 
 
 National Telephone No. $00. 
 
 SLATES AND SLABS FROM ALL LEADING QUARRIES. 
 
 PENRHYN. DINORWIC. 
 
 Welsh Slates. 
 
 PORTMADOC. CARNARVON. 
 
 ELLIS, PARTRIDGE & Co,, Ltd. 
 
 Slate Merchants and Shippers, 
 Slating and Tiling Contractors. 
 
 LEICESTER: LONDON: GOSPEL OAK SLATE DEPOT, 
 GREY FRIARS. KENTISH TOWN, N.W. 
 
 ‘SALWIS NOGYS ONIGWANON wWOINaaNS 
 
 SLATES FROM ALL DISTRICTS. 
 
 WESTMORLAND & CUMBERLAND GREEN SLATES. 
 
Sec. B] SLATES AND SLATING. 71 
 
 WELSH SLATES, SLATE SLABs. vee 
 DAVIES BROTHERS, Portmadoc, North Wales. 
 
 OLD VEIN AND NEW VEIN SLATES, SLATE SLABS, CISTERNS, &c, 
 
 = SPECIAL ATTENTION TO EXPORT ORDERS IN CRATES OR IN BULK. «se. 
 QUOTATIONS ON APPLICATION. 
 
 THE PREGELLY GREEN AND RUSTIC SLATES. 
 
 DAVIES BROTHERS are Sole Agents for the Celebrated PRECELLY GREEN 
 
 and RUSTIC SLATES. — 
 Made in Randoms and Peggies for Graduated Courses. 
 
 PULL Otek bY OU “THERE? 
 
 Do you use ‘‘RHIWBACH ’’ SLATES—Real Festiniog District 
 Portmadoc Slates ? 
 
 No! Are they Good? 
 
 Well, rather! Send for Samples and Prices, and see! 
 
 Thanks, we will. What’s the Address ? 
 
 THE RHIWBACH SLATE QUARRY OWNERS, 
 
 Telegraphic Address— 
 
 «numpuis, stacnaurestinios”  Dlaenau Festiniog, North Wales. 
 SEYSSEL, LIMMER, coun Mien. 
 
 . . and LAVA 
 ASPHALTES. 
 
 Telephone— 
 540, LONDON WALL, 
 
 CHISWELL HOUSE, 
 133, Finsbury Pavement, E.C. 
 
 Prices given for Material to Provincial Builders, with instruction for laying 
 Damp Course, &c., or Quotations for work laid complete. 
 
 e. 
 
 Pe FIRMS REQUIRING GOOD, SOUND 
 es 
 
 2° WELSH ROOFING SLATES “~~. 
 
 o% cs) 
 Are poe requested to apply to : Ss, 
 
 v. 
 W. D. WILLIAMS eRUFFITH WILLIAMS), SLATE QUAY, CARNARVON, N. WALES. 
 
 me si 
 ered Quarried:—BLUE, PURPLE, RED, GREY and GREEN (light and dark.) 
 BEST, MEDIUM, AND SECOND QUALITIES. 
 Also BLUE MOTTLED, GREEN MOTTLED, BANDED (striped) SLATES & DAMPCOURSE SLATES. 
 PORTMADOC OLD-VEIN and NEW-VEIN SLATES. RUSTIC SLATES Supplied. 
 
 WILLIAMS’ PATENT °AND OTHER RIDGING, CISTERNS, URINALS, GRANARY FLOORS, LAVATORY TOPS. 
 
 Amd ewery EINE Rib of Siata aosau Manufacture 
 
 we, 
 
72 SLATES AND SLATING. : ‘[See. BY 
 
 CONTRACTORS TO H.M. GOVERNMENT. 
 
 ERNEST MATHEWS & CO., 
 
 61, St. Mary Axe, London, E.C. 
 PERMANENT GREEN SLATES, AS USED ON THE LAW COURTS AND OTHER PUBLIC BUILDINGS, 
 
 ROOFING SLATES = suave. SLATE SLABWORK 
 
 OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, PLAIN AND ENAMELLED, 
 
 Works—Aberllefenny, North Wales. Midland Wharf, Bow, E. Payne Road Wharf, Bow, E. 
 
 Head Office and only City Address, 61, ST. MARY AXE, E.C. Branch House, 37, Victoria Street, Bristol. 
 Telegrams: “TIMISTS, LONDON.” SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED PRICE LIST. Telephone: 506 Avenue. 
 
 THE NORTH WALES SLATE COMPANY. 
 
 PORTMADOC, CARNARVONSHIRE, 
 
 Telegraphic Address: ‘‘SLATE, PORTMADOC.”’ 
 
 Supply the Trade twith WELSH SLATES. 
 
 EVERY DESCRIPTION OF 
 
 = SLATE GOODS @Wi 
 
 Undertaken in all Branches. 
 
 THE OAKELEY SLATE QUARRIES Co., Lim. 
 
 Shipping Port—PORTMADOC, NORTH WALES. 
 Chief Office: 53, PARLIAMENT ‘ST;:; WESTMINSTER, LONDON, S.W. 
 
 SOLE PRODUCERS OF THE WELL- KNOWN 
 
 Oakeley’ « “Palmerston” Old Vein Roofing Slates. 
 
 2 GOLD MEDALS: PARIS, 1889; and many other Highest Class Awards. 
 FOR GENERAL EXCELLENCE OF QUALITY AND PERFECT “CLEAVAGE, 
 Manager and Secretary—JOHN GEORGE ASHMORE. 
 
 TeLecrams :—‘*OLD VEIN,” LONDON. TELEPHONE NO, 1589 GERRARD. 
 
 a RTE CMT TY fs, Live 
 CONTRACTORS To H, M. GOVERNMENT. 
 ROBERTS, ADLARD & C0.- HOLDERS or WAR OFFICE CONTRACTS. 
 ay SLATES, Etc., EXPORTED TO ALL PARTS. 
 
 Ceneral nee 25 & 26, BERMONDSEY WALL, London, S.E.; City Office: 11, QUEEN STREET, CHEAPSIDE, E.C. (England). 
 
 SLATING & TILING, SLATE SLAB MASONRY, Etc. 
 
 BANGOR, 2 BROSELEY, @ GREEN Slates. 2 
 PENRHYN, 'c, _ STAFFORDSHIRE, | UNPADING GREEN, ftom “ Eureka” Quarries. 
 Seats A READING, (OVER 30 YEARS’ CONTINUOUS USE.) 
 
 . LARGE STOCKS ALWAYS KEPT. 
 OAKELEY YORKSHIRE, Sid Goch ui 
 PORTMADOC, Etc. a0 ROBERTS, ADLARD & CO. 
 BRICKS, TILES, Erc. ‘ Also other Green Slates. 
 Telegrams: ‘‘ DRALDA, LONDON.” ESTABLISHED 1803. Telephone No. 87 Hor 
 
 GLAZED and ‘‘OLD’’ TILING a Spécialité. 
 
: Stone. 
 Marble Stone, Granite, and Slate Masonry. 
 Mosaics. 
 
 a eae R. D., & Co. - 
 
 ~~ Dawson & Co., Lo. 
 
 -Enuis, Guary & Co. 
 
 _ Emey & Sons, Lp. 
 
 -Fennine & Co., Lp. 
 -Garpren & Co. ie MS 
 “Geary, WALKER & €o5 10.3 3. 
 ‘Hincnurr, G.y & Sow... 
 
 ‘ " Hopxin & Jonus, Lp. 
 
 : ‘Irish Margin Co... a 
 ; Lex, ARTHUR, & Bros., Lp... 
 “Moors, M. & R. a 
 “Mosaic & Artistic Fioors Co. 
 
 See also Summary of Contents, Page I. 
 
 Section C. 
 
 Artificial Stone. 
 
 Carving. 
 
 TT - "228209 FO6SOCeacecaaca:. 
 
 FIRMS REPRESENTED IN THIS SECTION. 
 
 PAGE 
 
 81 
 
 NS’ S9 
 75 
 
 71, 88 
 82 
 
 SOA, 80B 
 88 
 
 91 
 
 a valuable guide 
 
 Opie, ANSELM & Sons, Lp... 
 Peruicx Bros. 
 
 PRESTON GRANITE ConcrEerE Co., Lp. 
 
 RippiouGH & Son, Lp. 
 Ripiny, T. D., & Sons 
 Sesstons & Sons, Lp.... ; 
 Watton, Gooppy & Cripvs, Lp. 
 ‘WELDON StonE”’ 
 
 WESTMINSTER Patent Fioorine Co. 
 
 Wuirennap, J., & Sons, Lp. 
 Wixkins, H. W., & Sons 
 
 ‘Winxinson, W. B., & Co., Lp 
 
 Wrrcomsr, G., & Son 
 
 _ Woop Carvine Co., Lp. 
 
 Woop, JAMES 
 
 Builders’ Announcements, 
 
 Commencing: on page 347, showing the class of work 
 
 various Building Firms are accustomed to undertake, are 
 
 to Architects when Placing contracts 
 
 for the erection of Buildings, &c. 
 
 PAGE. 
 82a, 828 
 
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 864—S6D 
 74 
 78 
 78 
 92. 
 
3 Marble Staircases and Steps. 
 Marble Columns, Caps and Bases. | : ee oe 
 - Marble Lavatory Fittings. Cree ee | oe 
 | Marble Unnal Fitings 2 = oe 
 Marble Shop Fittings. | | ae ae ‘ 
 
 : ee | Hanes 
 Marble. Flooring. | | ue 
 Marble Dados and Wall Linings’ = aopted 
 Marble Counter Tops. Eee 
 Mar ble Counters Complete. 
 
 Power in our 
 
 Works we 
 
 Mar ble Interior Decorations. oe ee Sie 
 Mar ble Slabs for Electrical Purposes. — a : i 
 
 Spee 
 
 Marble Top Refreshment Tables. : ee 
 Marble and Granite Monuments. ae ee 
 Marble Mural Tablets. | — |fand at the 
 Marble Baths (Private or Public). oe lowest see 
 Marble Interiors for Wood Chimney Pieces. ie . 
 Marble Chimney Pieces to any Descn eo Hine 
 es Work of cy Description in all e 
 Varieties of Marble. - ek 
 
 —HOW, WILKINS & SO 
 
 : Marble Merchants ‘and Manufacturers, as 
 Telegrams: Telephone: 8B, 90, 92 & 94, PENTONVILLE ROAD, 1 LONDON, 
 
 “Statuary, Lonpon.” 7809 Colcat > 
 
 Oe. _ ESTABLISHED NEARLY HALF-A-CENTURY. 
 
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 thease yea alia a bese 
 
 Parsee Cl STONE. 75 
 
 GEORGE HINCHLIFF & SON, 
 STONE MASONS, QUARRY OWNERS, and STONE MERCHANTS. 
 
 Steam Sawing and Planing Mills, Skelmanthorpe, near Huddersfield. 
 Offices a re ei a) CLAYTON WEST, near HUDDERSFIELD. 
 
 Ready-worked Thresholds, Square or Round Nosed Solid Steps, from 2 in. to 12 in. thick, Square, or Moulded 
 and Splayed; Heads and Sills, Grooved, Weathered, and Throated; Copings both Plain and Moulded; Sawn 
 Flags, Sawn Hearthstones, and Sawn Landings uf to 12 in. in thickness; Jambs, Mantels, and Slabs for 
 Fireplaces, Sinkstones, Sets for Pavings, and all kinds of Dressed Wallstones, Etc., Etc. 
 
 QUOTATIONS ON APPLICATION. Established 92 Years. 
 
 Have supplied our Stone to the following places, viz. :—Manchester and District, London, Birmingham, Northampton, 
 Kettering ,Oldham,Colwyn Bay,Stockport, Blackpool,Sheftield, Southport, Rotherham, Dewsbury, Huddersfield, Barnsley,etce. 
 
 J. RIDDIOUGH & SON, Ltp. 
 
 QUARRY OWNERS, STONE MERCHANTS & SAWYERS, 
 eee kOFORD, BOLTON WOODS, BRADFORD. 
 
 H ARD FLAGS and LANDINGS, SELF-FACED, TOOLED and SAWN. 
 
 PLAIN SAWN (two, three and four sides) 
 HEADS, SILLS, STEPS, MULLIONS, @&c., &c. 
 
 YORK SETTS, PAVORS, CURB, EDGING, &c. 
 Send for SAMPLE AND PRICE LIST. Quotations Given. Postal Address: BOLTON WOODS, BRADFORD, YORKS. 
 
 THOS. D. RIDLEY & SONS, 
 
 Erimus Slag Paving Works, 
 SOUTH BANK, r.s.0., YORKSHIRE. 
 
 Best Quality ANNEALED SLAG wai Sizes, 
 
 : » Suitable for.. 
 
 ROAD METAL, 
 , CONCRETE, 
 E'OOTPATHS, &c. 
 
 TARRED MACADAM made from Best 
 , Annealed Slag. 
 
76 STONE. [Sec. C 
 
 PERSONAL INSPECTION INVITED. ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. 
 
 WELDON STON EE, 
 
 A WEATHER STONE OF THE FIRST QUALITY. 
 Suitable for all kinds of BUILDING and ORNAMENTAL WORK, as testified by its use 
 
 for upwards of three centuries.—See Professional Reports and Opinions, 
 
 WELDON STONE TOOLS WITH FACILITY, & COMBINES CHEAPNESS WITH GREAT DURABILITY & EVEN COLOUR. 
 For Prices and other particulars apply to JOHN ROOKE, 
 
 WELDON STONE QUARRIES, 
 
 Telegraphic Address :—‘‘ ROOKE. WEI DON.’’ CORBY, KETTERING. Railway Station:—Weldon and Corby, M. 
 
 THE ORIGINAL KENTISH RAG STONE QUARRIES, 
 
 BOUGHTON MONCHELSEA, NEAR MAIDSTONE, KENT. 
 
 Postal Addvess—CHART SUTTON, MAIDSTONE. Telegrams— Wood, CHART SUTTON.” Station—MAIDSTONE. 
 
 JAMES WOOD!D. 
 KENTISH RAG STONE MASON & MERCHANT, BRICK MANUFACTURER, BUILDER, Etc. 
 
 RAG STONE, ASHLAR, Etc., for Church Work supplied from the Best Rag Stone Beds. 
 BUILDING AND PAVING HEADERS, ETC. 
 
 Some of the Works where WOOD’S BEST BLUE RAG has been used:- The New Windows of Churches at East 
 
 Farleigh, Debtling and Asbford, Kent; Messrs. Cobbs’ New Bank, and Jubilee Clock Tower, Margate; City 
 
 Courts, Basinghall Street, London; Barracks, City Road, London; New Wesleyan Chapel, Dorking; New 
 Catholic Church, Stamford Hill, London, &c. j 
 
 THOSE WHO 
 
 Kindly mention ‘‘ The Contractors’ Compendium” as the 
 
 source of their information, when communicating with the 
 Firms represented therein, render an important service in 
 enabling us to secure the fuller support of Manufacturers, 
 @c., thus making the Book more comprehensive and valuable 
 as a Work of Reference. 
 
 —— eee tod 
 
Sec. C] ARTIFICIAL STONE. Swe 
 
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 , . . ESTABLISHED 1868.... 
 
 Telegrams! Telephones> 
 
 pepe Ne JO NEs so 
 
 Manufacturers of 
 
 WO ARCHITECTURAL CONCRETE MASONRY’ La 
 
 AND PAWING SLABS. °9 
 
 GOLD MEDALS AWARDED. 
 
 “18 Biv.r’ 
 
 WY 
 
 Photograph of Dome and 
 Two Cupolas, executed by 
 us entirely in Concrete 
 Masonry, at New Wesleyan 
 Church, Wolverhampton. 
 
 ARTHUR MARSHALL, Ksq., 
 Architect, Nottingham. 
 
 ¢ Made in Colours to match various Natural Stone. —Imperishable in any atmosphere. ¥ 
 
 Jal Sees Concrete Masonry or Artificial Stone under various names has claiméd the meritorious recognition 
 of the leading Architects, Engineers, and Builders, and now stands in close competition with natural Stone, Terra 
 
 Cotta, and other forms of Building Construction, not only from a point of economy, but from the point of utility,and 
 appearance. The Concrete Masonry manufactured by us has gained a wide reputation attributable to the fact that it is 
 practically imperishable, does not flake or crumble, its even texture, its uniform colour, its high crushing strain, its fire- 
 resisting properties, and also to the facilities with which large orders can be dealt with, and a finished article produced in 
 Bah shortest possible time at remarkably low cost. For costly facades, or for plain masonry for the warehouse class of 
 
 ding, our manufactures will give equal satisfaction. We are large manufacturers of Concrete Paving Flags, ané 
 supply Corporations, Local Boards, Railway Companies, and others from our extensive stock. 
 
 Havelock Works (w itr), QUEEN’S ROAD, SHEFFIELD. 
 
 London Office—63, FINSBURY PAVEMENT, E.Cc. 
 
78 ARTIFICIAL STONE. [Sec. C 
 
 PRESTON GRANITE CONCRETE Co. Lin. 
 
 Manufacturers of GRANITE CONCRETE PAVING FLAGS (by Hand and by Machinery), 
 STEPS, HEADS, SILLS, COPINGS for Walls and Railway Platforms, etc., 
 
 DEALERS IN CEMENT AND GRANITE CHIPPINGS. 
 DEPOTS FOR SOUTH WALES: i 
 
 SWANSEA : Corker & Bevan, Ltd., Victoria Road. 
 
 Telegraphic Address: ‘‘ Coal, Swansea.” Telephone No. : National, 271. 
 
 PORTHCAWL: John Grace, Great Western Carting Agent. 
 
 Telegraphic Address: ‘Grace, Porthcawl.” Telephone Nos.: National, 0189... P.O., 5. 
 
 WORKS : The Docks, Preston, Lancashire. 
 
 Telegraphic Address: ‘‘ Concrete, Preston.” Telephone No.: National, 217. 
 
 WILKINSON’S 
 GRANITE CONCRETE PAVING 
 
 For COURTYARDS, STABLES, WAREHOUSES, BASEMENTS. &c. 
 
 SOLID + i TERRAZZO AND 
 FIREPROOF ES Mi 4 i 7 WOOD BLOCK 
 FLOORS a PAVINGS. 
 FOR ANY SPAN pisos: 
 WITHOUT ARTIFICIAL 
 GIRDERS. STONE WORK 
 
 OF ALL KINDS. 
 
 ALL WORK OF 
 
 DESIGNS AND 
 ESTIMATES 
 
 FOR FIREPROOF BEST 
 CONSTRUCTION AND QUALITY, 
 ORNAMENTAL | AND 
 PAVINGS. 4 GUARANTEED. 
 W. B. WILKINSON & Co., Ld., Concrete Specialists, 
 13, St. Mary’s Place, LONDON OFFICE AND ales 
 Townmead and Imperial Roads, 
 NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE. FULHAM, S.W. 
 Telephone, No. 1697. Telegrams: “ Trowelled, London.” 
 
 Telephone: 46, Kensington. 
 
 “BOVWVSTONE.’ 
 
 An Artificial Stone of great durability, which has been in use during the last 
 sixty years in all parts of the Country. 
 
 ARCHITECTS DESIGNS CARRIED OUT IN THIS STONE, IN RED, BUFF & LIGHT GREY COLOURS. 
 
 WINDOW & DOOR HEADS & CILLS, CORNICES, 
 STEPS, Etc., 
 
 TERRACE WORK, VASES, Etc., 
 A SPECIALITY. - 
 
 Catalogues, Estimates and Samples on application to :-— 
 
 G. WITCOMBE & SON, 
 
 MAIDSTONE, 
 
 WEATHERPROOF 
 
eC. O'] JUSTTBICTAL STONE. 
 
 79 
 Registered Telegraphic Address :—‘ POLITENESS, LONDON.” 
 
 Telephone:— No. 867 Kensington. 
 
 WESTMINSTER PATENT FLooRING COMPANY, 
 
 HECKFIELD PLACE, WALHAM GREEN, LONDON, S.W. 
 (Close to Police Stati 1om)e 
 
 ESTABLISHED 1 
 Motor ’Bus 
 
 ee 
 the door, and He ee eens paras ee ses or the District Railway from Charing Cro 
 Squa 
 
 GRANITE CONCHEEE for Hard “Wear and ROR ke rudlsinsico. 
 MARBLE CONCRETE for Colour and Appearance. 
 
 ST TO ANY SECTION OR DESIGN 
 
 = 
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 s from Piccadilly pass clos 
 
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 _~ Plain Steps. Cills, Copings, Lintols, &c., from is. 6d. per foot run at Works. 
 GRANOLITHIC. MOSAICS, 
 
 Estimates on Application. 
 
DEVON MARBLES, 
 
 SOLE PROPRIETORS OF THE 
 
 PETITOR, OGWELL, IPPLEPEN 
 avo ASHBURTON QUARRIES. 
 
 Producing the most beautiful Marbles of the County in a great variety of shade and figure- 
 in Red, Pink, Yellow, Dove, Light and Dark Greys. 
 
 SAMPLES, ESTIMATES, AND REFERENCES TO WORK EXECUTED ON APPLICATION. 
 
 80 MARBLE, STONE, GRANITE, & SLATE MASONRY. [Sec. C 
 
 Ecclesiastical and General Marble Work of every description. 
 Columns, Pilasters, Pulpits, Fonts, Pavements, Wall Linings, Chimney Pieces, etc.. 
 Workers in all kinds of British and Foreign Marbles, Alabaster and Stone. 
 
 14806—Established One Hundred and One Years.—1907. 
 
 A. W. BLACKLER & SONS, Ltp, 
 
 Royal Marble Works, St. Mary-Church, Torquay. 
 
 Telegramis—* Blackler, St. Mary-Church.” Telephone 32 x 3 Torquay. 
 
 DAWSON & @Co., Ltd., 
 
 CLEMENT B. BROAD, Governing Director. 
 
 EB Sole Agents in Great Britain for: 
 THE FAMOUS 
 
 ECHAILLON 
 MARBLES. 
 
 WHITE AND YELLOW ECHAILLON, ROSE LISERON, 
 ROSE DES ALPES, HAUTVILLE, &c. 
 
 Specialities:—STAIRCASES, PAVING, 
 
 WINTER GARDEN, RITZ HOTEL, LONDON. COLUMN MONOLITHS, PUBLIC MONUMENTS, &c.. 
 Fountain, Paving and Steps in Echaillon Marbles. 
 
 Mendip Wharf, Battersea, 
 Falcon Road, Clapham, Junction, 
 
 LONDON, S.W. 
 
MARBLE AND GRANITE MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS, 
 
 Jf CY SW, ee, 
 
 ny Ke Marble V// if 
 MME, 
 
 LEVEL MIDDLESEX. 
 ARTHUR LEE & BROS, Limitep, 
 P.0. Telephone N°II, HAYES, mippLesex. 
 
 Sage 
 
MARBLE AND GRANITE Bea A MANUFACTURERS, 
 
 LEVEL MIDDLESEX é 
 ARTHUR are de IMITED, 
 P.0.Tele ae N° I, H LESEX 
 
 Sinut hock in Europe 
 
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 Goer 3000 ate 
 
 fave Sa en ee Se pis cn 
 
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Sec.C] MARBLE, STONE, GRANITE, & SLATE MASONRY. 81 
 
 Telegrams: ESTABLISHED 
 ‘* Brown, Sculptor, 1879 
 Aberdeen.” B ie : 
 
 Telephone: 
 
 “*K75 National.’ A. A. BROWN, ABERDEEN, 
 
 Manufacturer of every Description of 
 
 GRANITE WORK, ARCHITECTURAL AND MONUMENTAL. 
 
 RS a In all the he 4 
 S* S* Various Colours of Sed 4 0) Y 
 YP? _ LS” HD Vr ee <Q, Oo. %G, Y, 
 se s \S eS ww BRITISH & FOREIGN & Ry Up, & %, 
 
 RS | GRANITES. square 
 
 COMPLETE PNEUMATIC PLANT FoR CarRvep Work. 
 
 Architects’ Drawings carefully Worked to. St. Nicholas Design Book and Stock List sent Free on application 
 
 "SF, ay — EF SEE SE 
 
 Large Stocks of 6 in.,9 in., and 12 in. Black and White 
 Marble Paving, and Margins from 2 in. upwards. 
 WORKS IN HAND AND JUST FINISHED, 
 
 FENNING & CO.," 
 
 us eee 
 
 2 ‘ean. ae 200 SHOPS FOR THE MAZAWATTEE TEA CO. 
 ; 3, Salters’ Hall 
 White and ’ a Ct., Polished and Manchester Stock Exchange (Marble). Shoreditch Town Hall (Marbla}. 
 Coloured CANNON STREET, Royal College of Science,—Granite Entrance. 
 MARBLES Dressed “New Baltic,”—Granite Front, Marble Interior Decoraticn. 
 LONDON, E.c: New Tube Station, Kingsway and Holborn. 
 for Decorative GRANITES Vickers, Son & Maxim’s New Premises, Sheffield. 
 and SNDLAT Stock Exchange EME SS a and Granite. Saniage 5: Holbory, 
 , . : Robinson & Cleaver, Regent St. Lyons’ Popular Restaurant, iccadilly. 
 Paving Work. 18, Via Roma, CARRARA. in all Colours. New Midland Hotel, Manchester. Norfolk Market Hall, Sheffield. 
 : =k a Alliance Insurance Offices, London, Birmingham and Bristol, &c., &c. 
 pts ROMAN MOSAIC In view of the inrush of Foreign Granite, we are making a 
 peeerene, NO; and TERRAZZO PAVING Telegraphic Address: SPECIALITY OF CORNISH GRANITE 
 5664 Bank. : Masonry, London. : For fine axed and rough dressed work for architectural and other 
 in Town or Country. work, avoiding delay and inconvenience, 
 
 No. 50, Finsbury Square, is a fine example of what can be done in English Granite. 
 Also New Scottish Provident Buildings, Mansion House, and Additions to Victoria Station. 
 
 DESIGNS AND SAMPLES ON APPLICATION. 
 
 CARDEN ~, ay Victoria Works, ABERDEEN, 
 
 uti] Work and POLISH over 50 Different (erences oad in 
 
 Company, Aberdeen.” 
 
 GRANITES FOR SHOP FRONTS, 
 
 MONUMENTAL, BUILDING, & DECORATIVE PURPOSES. 
 Paris. Erbibition, 1900, 4 Nisber OSA AY Sole) Ear 
 
 Specially eouipped with all the latest appliances and Machinery for Turned, Dressed and Polished 
 Work of all Descriptions. 
 ? ps ESTIMATES AND DESIGNS ON APPLICATION. es) ; 
 Roo Some of the Largest Polished Fronts in London, Liverpool, Birmingham, Newcastle and Dublin, and 
 the “John Wycliffe,” and “Margaret Ogilvy’ Memorials Recently Supplied. 
 §.B,—GARDEN & CO, freely offer any assistance which their experience may enable them to give to Architects, in regard to the most economical and 
 suitable methods of applying Granite to Building Fronts, 
 
 Every description of 
 ished& Oressed Granite Work 
 for ARcHitEcTt 
 
 ae 
 
 anite:\Wo 
 
 peso LI iis. yi 
 
 GRANITE. 
 Monuments. 
 "SJUGuy Adous 
 
 SLINVYS 
 
 @Gox-Com. F 
 
82 ee STONE, GRANITE, & EBLE: MASONRY. See. © 
 
 ae c ddress— Telephones— 
 NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE. ere No. 499. 
 ck BC Code.) 8 § National No. 1119 & 2390. 
 
 STEAM MARBLE MILLS, Were ee 
 
 Contractors, Workers and Decorators in + = = 
 
 MARBLE, ALABASTER, GRANITE & MOSAIC. 
 
 Staircases, Columns, Wall-Linings, Pavements, Chimney Pieces. 
 
 speciality, HEAVY WORK. FROSTERLEY MARBLE 
 peciality: Best FINISH. FOR CHURCHES. 
 
 MONUMENTAL WORK IN GRANITE, MARBLE, &c. 
 
 References to Architects for whom work has been done: 
 
 R. NorMAN SHAw, Esq., R.A., London. Messrs. DuNnN, Hansom & FENWICKE, Newcastle-on-Tyne. 
 ALFRED WATERHOUSE, Esq., R.A., London, _ Frank W. RicuH, Esq., Newcastle-on-Tyne. 
 
 J. L. Pearson, Esq., R.A., London. Messrs. OLIVER & LEESON, Newcastle-on-Tyne. 
 
 Messrs. GoLpig, CuILp & GoLpik, london. Messrs. SYDNEY MITCHELL & WiILsoN, Edinburgh. 
 Messrs. Gibson & RUSSELL, London. Etc: ete. etc; 
 
 ——— 
 o5 MARBLE IN BLOCKS AND SLABS, MARBLE WALL LININGS, DADOS, SKIRTINGS, STEPS, © 
 "THE IRISH MARBLE COMPANY (RICHARD COLLES), 
 
 PROPRIETORS OF THE CELEBRATED QUARRIES OF 
 
 CONNEMARA GREEN, GLENENIN (WHITE ONYX), SUNSET, 
 KILLARNEY (GOLDEN BRECCIA), VICTORIA RED, BLACK, 
 
 BLACK FOSSIL, CHURCHVILLE GREY, 
 Address: Jan MILLS, 
 KILKENNY, IRELAND. ARBLES 
 (Established A.D. 1730-) THE TRADE SUPPLIED. 
 
 _ Estimates posted or wired immediately on receipt of particulars for Polished Marble Work of every description, 
 fitted ready for fixing, and delivered free at destination. Enquiries solicited. Samples free. 
 
 = MONUMENTS, TABLETS, LEDGERS, MANTEL-PIECES, FENDERS, COUNTER TOPS, &C.% 
 renee artery beri rah ee aC eit ee 
 
 PETHICK BROS, 
 
 : Granite Merchants, 
 ‘TAIRA BRIDGE, PLYMOUTH; and 109, VICTORIA STREET, WESTMINSTER, 5.W. 
 
 (Quarries connected with Railway Sidings & Water-side Premises.) 
 
 Recently completed: LONDON BRIDGE WIDENING. 
 
 paiimates given for Engineering, Architectural, and Monumental Granite Work of 
 every. Kind. 
 
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Staircases. 
 
 Steps. 
 
 VV all Lining. 
 Tiles. 
 Columns. 
 Counters. 
 Baths. 
 Lavatories. 
 Urinals. 
 Busts. 
 Fountains. 
 Pulpits. 
 Monuments. 
 Tablets. 
 
 Statues. 
 
 Marble Lining 
 for 
 
 SWIMMING BATHS, 
 
 as we supplied for * 
 Clerkenwell, Lambeth 
 - and Sheffield - - 
 
 Swimming Baths. 
 
 hy | Telegraphic Addresses 
 “ODLING LONDON.’ 
 “ODLING, LIVERPOOL.” 
 
 London Telephone No. : 
 
 841 NORTH. 
 Liverpool Telephone No.: 
 
 (is SCENTRAL 
 
 Anselm Odling & Sons, 
 
 LIMITED, 
 
 MARBLE MERCHANTS 
 QUARRY OVW/ NERS, 
 
 CHIEF OFFICE AND DEPOT: 
 
 CROWN WHARF, 132, New North Road, 
 
 And at LONDON. 
 EXCHANGE VW HARF, 285-289, Vauxhall Road, 
 LIVERPOOL. 
 Also at SYDNEY: Mathew Street. 
 
 MELBOURNE : Balston Street 
 ADELAIDE: 27, Grenfell Street. 
 BRISBANE : Edwards Street 
 
 GLASGOW : 45, Anderston Quay. } 
 HULL: New Cleveland Street. uN 
 
 CARRARA: 9 Via Cavour. 
 ITALIAN WORKS. , 
 Quarries, Saw Mills, and Studios, Carrara, Italy, under the personal 
 management of our Mr. F. J. ODLING. Our Studios at Carrara and 
 Querceta employ the largest number of men in each district, and are 
 thoroughly well equipped. 
 
 LONDON WORKS. 
 
 Our Wharf on the Regent’s Canal is fitted with latest machinery, and our 
 large stock from which to draw puts us in a very advantageous position to 
 carry out Contracts speedily and well. 
 
 LIVERPOOL WORKS. 
 Electric Traveller, Diamond Saw, and all Latest Improved Manufacturing 
 
 Machinery 
 WE ARE WELL ABLE TO UNDERTAKE THE LARGEST CONTRACTS. 
 
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 Amongst other Works supplied and fixed by us are the following :— 
 
 NEW SESSIONS HOUSE, OLD BAILEY: Marble Staircase and Vall Lining, and 2,000 yards 
 English Made Flooring. 
 
 COLISEUM THEATRE, LONDON: Marble Work for Entrance Hall, Vestibule, Staircase, &c. 
 
 ORATORY, BIRMINGHAM: 12 Marble Monoliths, 17 ft. 0 in. x 2 ft. 5in. diam., Marble and 
 Mosaic Flooring. 
 
 HYDRO, BLACKPOOL. 
 
 CENTENARY HALL: Bishopsgate Street, London. 
 
 ST. JOSEPHS, BISHOPS STORTFORD: High Altar, Mosaic Floor, &c. 
 
 And many other Works which, being for the trade, we may not specify 
 
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 3. ITALIAN CIPOLLINO. 4. JAUNE BENoU. 
 
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 Walton, Gooddy & Cripps, otd., iivewvoor, & cakeirs, iaiy 
 
 Photo-Block ot portion of Marble Work recently executed at Nos. 22 & 23 Fenchurch Street, London, E.C., Mr. Epwarp B. ELLIs, 
 Architect. Staircase in Sicilian Marble; Wall Lining, Italian Pavonazza; Columns, Vert des Alps; Arches, Cornice, Handrail, and 
 Newels, Swiss Cipollino; Floor in Sicilian and Belgian Black. 
 
 QUEEN VICTORIA NATIONAL MEMORIAL. We have been entrusted by the Sculptor, 
 Mr. Thos. Brock, B.A., with the order fur the Architectural Marble Work for this 
 important Memorial now in course of erection in the front of Buckingham Palace. 
 
 MARBLE FOR BUILDINGS.—The proved enduring qualities of Sicilian Marble renders it eminently 
 suitable for Front Elevations of Buildings. We shall be glad to give Quotations for this class of Work. 
 
Walton, Gooddy & Cripps, std, ‘werroor, & caverns, taiy 
 
 Reproduced by permission of Technical Fournals,” Ltd. MR. HALSEY RICARDO, Architect. 
 
 Residence at Kensington. 
 Marble Chimney-Piece in Drawing Room. 
 
 We Manufacture the following: 
 
 ONYX. A large stock of this beautiful material. 
 WALL LININGS AND DADOES. Designs, prices, and sample combinations of coloured Marbles submitted on application. 
 FOUNTAINS IN MARBLE. Designs carried out, or a selection sent if desired. 
 
 MONUMENTS. Headstones, Crosses, &c., &c., for Private Graves. Public and Commemorative Memorials of all kinds, 
 Mural Tablets, &c., &c. Special Designs for Military Monuments. 
 
 PEDESTALS. For Statuettes, Busts, Lamps, and Jardiniéres. Large stock at Moderate Prices. Particulars upon application. 
 LAVATORY FITTINGS, URINAL FITTINGS, SHOP FITTINGS. Quotations given for these in any kind of Marble. 
 MARBLE FLOORING AND TILING. All kinds supplied. Large Stocks held at each Depot. 
 
 CHURCH AND ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTURE, MARBLE 
 PULPITS, FONTS, REREDOSES, ALTARS, &. ... . 
 
 Ageats for the famous VERDE ANTICO of the Verde Antico Marble Co., Ltd., stock of which is kept at each of our Depots; 
 also for Jaune Benou, Vert Vert, Rose Vif, and Rouge d’Espagne. 
 
QUARRIES 
 & WORKS 
 
 QUARRY OWNERS EAGte| 
 & WORKERS IN_ LON 
 
 MARBLE PAVEMENTS. 
 
 Marble is coming more into general use for Floors of both Public and Private Buildings, and we find there is 
 
 a tendency to employ the high-class Marbles for this purpose, in place of the customary Black and White Tiles. 
 
 We have, therefore, made a special line of this. and can now supply Floors of the most beautiful Marbles, at a 
 moderate price. Samples and details will be sent on application, 
 
 Baths 
 
 “SAS VOUIVLS 
 
 ‘SdIIS ATEAVW 
 
 “SASVd pue ‘sdvd ‘SNWN'109 
 
 accura 
 
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 ‘sooatd-AauWIy.) UOIT 10 POOAA 104 
 
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 “UOT}JINIJSUOD JOOIddILY 10 3J3I9UOD }INS 0} Paxoq Siasry PUk SPk2IT, YIM IO PIpOs Joy}IA ‘alqae UT 
 
 Or we can 
 
 MARBLE WORK in any kind of Marble 
 Batl I 
 
 Solid Marbl 
 
 ARCHITECTURAL 
 CHIMNEY=PIE 
 
 BATHS 
 
 We illustrate above a specimen Floor in Verde Antico and White Marble. 
 
 Contractors for every Kind of Marble and Granite Work. 
 
 Our Manufactories here and in Carrara are equipped with the LATEST MODERN MACHINERY, so that we can produce Accurate Work 
 and give Quick Despatch. 
 
 Please address enquiries to the Branch nearest the District in which the Work is to be fixed, so as to save cost in Carriage, &c 
 We have our own Quarries of Sicilian, Vein, Statuary, Pavonazza, Dove, Bardilla, Blanc, P., and, in addition, hold large Stocks of Onyx, Emperor’s 
 Red, Numidian Marbles, Siena, Verde Antico, Breccias, Verona Marble, Greek, Swiss and Italian Cipollinos, St. Sylvestre, Campan Vert, Skyros, 
 
 Vert Maurin, Jaune Lamartine, Rosso Antico, Victoria Red, Irish Green, and all Belgian Marbles, &c., , and we have special facilities for 
 obtaining every other kind of coloured Marbles. 
 
 MARBLE FOR BUILDINGS.—The proved enduring qualities of Sicilian Marble renders it eminently 
 suitable for Front Elevations of Buildings. We shall be glad to give Quotations for this class of Work. 
 
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 UNWIN BROS., LTO., LONDON, E.C. 
 
ALTARS i ' PULPITS 
 
 SELECTION OF 
 
 DECORATIVE MARBLES 
 FOR INTERIOR USE. 
 
 WHITEHEAD’S No, 23 
 
 WHITEHEAD’S No. 177 WHITEHEAD’S No. 85 
 
 WHITEHEAD’S No. 83 
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 WHITEHEAD’S No. 2 WHITEHEAD’S No. 77 
 
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 SELECTION OF 
 
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 FOR INTERIOR USE. 
 
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 WHITEHEAD’S No. 57 
 
 WHITEHEAD'S No. 62 : 
 WHITEHEAD’S No. 111 WHITEHEAD'S No. 183 
 
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 WHITEHEAD’S No. 7 WHITEHEAD'S No. 173 
 
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 SELECTION OF 
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 FOR EXTERIORS. 
 
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 TELEGRaAMS—"' SESSIONS, GLOUCESTER.” 
 
 NATIONAL TELEPHONE No. 64. 
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 Sec.C] MARBLE, STONE, GRANITE, & SLATE MASONRY. 
 
 GLOUCESTER, 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF 
 
 CHIMNEY PIECES 
 
 IN ENAMELLED AND PLAIN SLATE, MARBLE, STONE, WOOD AND IRON. 
 
 MAJOLICA AND PLAIN GLAZED TILES. 
 
 ROOFING | FENDER 
 SLATES. | ke 
 RIDGES oe 
 ae PLATES. 
 TILES. a 
 hae BUTTER 
 Sanitary BLOCKS. 
 Appliances 07 
 pe Provision 
 CLAZED Slabs. 
 PIPES. aes 
 rede DAIRY 
 CLAZED SHELVING 
 BRICKS. ea 
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 WALL Pamearas Tt ication 
 LININGS ia ; 
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 For 
 tchboards, 
 
 IN SLATE AND MARBLE. 
 IN SLATE, MARBLE, PORCELAIN, 
 and GLAZED STONEWARE. 
 
 LAVATORIES and URINALS 
 
 ENAMELLED, VITRIFIED AND PORCELAIN BATHS. 
 
 CISTERNS, TROUGHS AND SINKS ww State ano Giazeo SToNEWwarE, 
 
 ARCHITECTS’ DESIGNS CAREFULLY EXECUTED. 
 
88 MARKEE AND Mate Na WORK. To eer _ (See. C 
 
 Established 1847. 
 
 M. & RK. MOORE, 
 
 Manufacturers Ol all Kinds of British & Foreign Marbles. 
 IMPORTERS & WORKERS OF THE ANCIENT SKYROS & OTHER GREEK MARBLES. 
 
 — LSI 
 
 Works: TIMES WHARF, 215, NEW NORTH RD., LONDON, N. 
 
 Tel. 856 North. 
 Office and Showrooms, to the extent of 10,000 ft. area, at 
 
 64, PENTONVILLE ROAD, LONDON, N. (Near the Angel), 
 
 Tel. 494 King’s Cross, 
 
 Where the following can be seen in Stock: 
 
 Chimney Pieces, Lavatory Tops, Fenders, and Hearths. 
 Aso MARBLE SHOPFITTINGS 
 
 For the following Trades: 
 
 BUTCHERS, CHEESEMONGERS, FISHMONGERS, DAIRIES, CONFECTIONERS, ae 
 
 ¥ g 7, ay ALM IL Messi laid by 0 our own o_o of Italian ae 
 
 Me Re eae oe Fa lr re TT TAI Ejeiotes|ispape l= lt 5 av 
 
 [TES a WAL He PELL 
 
 pe srlegcalist ETE Syeracci Telabbones 304 3 2790. E 
 
 REMAN Ge TERRIGZ# Fb RBLE 
 
 Havelotl Bridge ane a S ual ‘SH EFFIELD. 
 London Office: 63 Finsbury Pavement, E.C. 
 TERRAZZO PAVING tain compLete FROM G/ PER SUPER YD. 
 ARGISGIC-DESIGNS SUBMIGGED-FOR-SPECIAL WORK. 
 
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 RESTS SABI anaes sineusase swishassmmaeneceuneinns aS 
 
 “ scerarisueeauanionitn cnanehigenscneessccecne 
 
Sec. C] MOSAICS. 89 
 
 Contractors to H. M. Government. 
 
 GEARY, WAI WALKER & Co, Li Ch, Lt 
 
 MOSAIC = 
 TERRAZZO. 
 
 Roman Marble Mosaic 
 
 From 15s. per yard super. 
 
 VENETIAN MARBLE MOSAIC 
 AND TERRAZZO 
 
 From 6s. 6d. per yard super. 
 
 » Special ‘Sketches and Estimates Gant On receipt of plan 
 
 Se re 
 
 Manufacturers of WOOD-BLOCK FLOORING; the Patent 
 “ANHYDROUS” Fiooring; PARQUETRY, Etc. 
 
 Vi Nae. 0 eR a Oe OW We WOON Od 
 
 MANSION HOUSE CHAMBERS, 
 
 Tl, psuieen Victoria Street, LONDON, E.C. 
 
 For WOOD BLOCKS, PARQUET, &c., see pagc 100, 
 
90 MOSAICS. [Sec. C 
 
 B—3.2 CONTRACTORS GH.M.GOVERNMENT, 
 
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 We oacpiq COVE SKIRTINGS —C 
 OSPITAL MARBLE TERRAZZO 1S THE CHEAPEST, 
 FLOORS. MOST DURABLE,AND SANITARY PERFECT 
 S E A 
 
 FLOORING*+ NOTOINTS: EASILY CLEAIVED, AVD 
 FFORDS WO LOOGIIENT FOR DISEASE ERSIIS « 
 
 By pce WAL] JesiGnss CSTMAIES QUBMITIED passe 
 
 _f.P.BS 
 
 fot PARQUET & W000-BLOCK FLOORS Wce SECTION D. 
 
MOSAICS. 
 
 CONTR ACTORS: TO: A: Ms GOVERNMENT, 
 
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 Samples. elé. LY NVDUIN® application. 
 
 MARBLEMQOSAIC Sil 
 TERRAZZO Pavements. f 
 | MARBLE: TILE: PAVING > 
 
 See PARQUET Ba} 
 ITN Wood: BLO FLOORS 
 
 GLA SS &ENA MEL TELEGRAMS . 
 
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 WINDSOR STREET, BIRMINGHAM. 
 
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 » SPECIALITIES." > 
 
 Saracenic and Fret-cut Fitments. 
 Carved Newels, Balusters and Handrailing. 
 Hardwood Mouldings—Plain, Carved and Pressed: 
 
 NEN VUEVVEVVVVVVUAVAL AAA ATLA 
 
 PRICE LIST FREE ON APPLICATION. 
 
 Telephone, 05166, Selegrams, ‘‘ CARVINGS.” 
 
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 Section D. 
 Timber. 
 
 Joinery, Wood Chimney Pieces, &c.— 
 Wood Fencing. | 
 Parquet and Wood. Block Flooring. 
 
 See 
 
 FIRMS REPRESENTED IN. THIS SECTION. 
 
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 1 
 
 PAGE 
 
 Jo" (1904), Line 52-448 98, 99 
 
 93 
 
 ai 1044, 1048 
 
 LLIOYT, * SAMUEL, & Sons io ae ee Se 95 
 ieee Guary & Co. Paget: este au a Bee IO 
 100 
 
 101. 
 
 ne. 06 
 
 Noaxns, E. G. 
 
 OweEN, JosnpH & Sons, Lp. 
 PARKSTONE STEAM JOINERY Co. 
 Snewry, C.’B. N., & Sons, Lo. 
 Strvens & Apams 
 
 TURPINS Co... es Tetbaeee W 
 WESTMINSTER PATENT POOHING Co, 
 Worstey, R. E., & Co. 
 
 “TIMBER: 
 
 _ MOULDS, TURNERY AND JOINERY, 
 
 and Pie ; To Architects’ Designs. 
 
 CON TRACTORS BARROWS 
 
 Duplicate parts.| By SPECIAL MACHINERY. [Thousands sold. 
 
 JOHN ASHWORTH & Co., 
 
 (Established 1856) © 
 English & Foreign Timber Merchants, | 
 _ Importers, Exporters, Manufacturers, &C., 
 
 oe ROSSENDALE VALLEY SAW MILLS, Waterfoot, Manchester. 
 
 OAK SILLS 
 and a 
 DIMENSION 
 TIMBER. 
 
 _ Importers to 
 Manchester, 
 Liverpool, 
 
 Preston, &c. — 
 
 Estab. 1856. 
 
 Manchester Office: | 
 
 IMPERIAL CHAMBERS, 
 OLD MILLGATE, 
 
“elk 
 
 JOSEPH OWEN & SONS, “LIMITED, 
 
 ~COUNTERS AND SHOWCASES, 
 
 T elextaphie Addresses—" OWEN, LIVERPOOL. ites 35k BUCHERON, LONDON. mo 
 
 Timber Importers, Manufacturers, and ’Merchants, 
 
 SUPPLY 
 EX. -QUAY .OR WHOLESALE DEPOTS. : eer =) Ne ee. 
 
 Fiooring Boards, Spruce, Pine, and Red Deals. Mahogany, Walnut, Cedar, Wainscot and Ametean 
 
 Yellow Pine, Pitch Pine, and Memel Logs. Quartered Oak, Birch, American Ash, Canary Whitewood. 
 
 Mahogany, Watnut, Whitewood, Oak, Ash. Figured Pitch Pine, Yellow and Red Pine, Pitch Pine. 
 
 Birch and Hickory Logs, Oak Wagon Planks. _ Sycamore, Cherry, Maple. aa 
 
 SPOKES, FELLOES, AND NAVES. LANCEWOOD SHAFTS AND OTHER BENT TIMBER. HAMMER SHAFTS. ee 
 DRY ASH PLANKS AND COACH BODY WOOD. DOORS, WINDOWS, MOULDINGS, AND FITTINGS 
 OF HOUSES, CHURCHES, AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS. GATES, HURDLES, FENCING. 
 Chief. Office and Manufactory : Stanley Saw Mills (Stanley Road), Liverpool. Telephone: Chief Office, 387 Central. Manufactor , 23 ‘Beatle & 527 Bootle. 
 Wholesale Office: 166, Regent Road, Liverpool, Telephone, 66 Bootle. Retail Yard: 67, St. Anne Street, Liverpool. elephone, 948. Also at 
 
 LONDON. 199a, High Street, Borough. Telephone 11 Hop. MANCHEST ER: Chief Office, Saw Mills and Sale Yard,_ firey Mare 
 TUNSTALL, STAFFS. : Tunstall Saw Mills. Telephone, 550. Lane, Openshaw. Telephone, 3919. ‘Retail Yard, 21, Grosvenor 
 
 LEEDS: Hunslet Lane. Telephone, 1350. Street, C.O.M. Telephone, 1787. 
 Timber Depots :—Garston, Fleetwood, Preston. 
 
 THOROUGHLY SEASONED 
 
 Mahogany, Austrian Wainscot, American Wainscot, 
 Teak, Walnut, Whitewood, Kauri, North Carolina Pine — 
 
 WAINSCOT, TEAK, & MAPLE ) FLOORINGS. 
 
 SQUARE ‘EDGED HONDURAS & 5 NICARAGUAN MAHOGANY. 
 
 CBN. SNEWIN & SONS, 
 
 LTD. 
 Telegraphic Address: Offices and Yard_BACK HILL, HATTON GARDEN Telephones: 
 “SNEWIN, LONDON.” Wharf and Yard—BERKSHIRE RD., HACKNEY WICK, LONDON 274 Holborn. 8754 Centra, 
 
 902 Eastern. 
 
 TELEPHONE 245 Y. 
 
 E. G. NOAKES, 
 
 Steam Joinery, 
 Turning & Moulding Works, 
 
 West Street, EASTBOURNE. 
 
 High-Class Square and Round Turning 
 a Speciality. os HANDRAILS, &c. 
 
 Joinery of every description in Hard or Soft Woods. 
 
 BANK AND OFFICE FITTINGS, 
 CHURCH WOODWORK, 
 DADO PANELLING, 
 
 DOORS AND WINDOWS, 
 
 Fixed and Polished complete if required. 
 
 ARCHITECTS’ DETAILS CAREFULLY CARRIED OUT, | SPECIALITY-STAIRCASES. 
 
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 JOINERY, woop CHIMNEY PIECES, &C. 95 
 
 ~ SAMUEL El 
 
 Telegrams : SAMUEL pe ah 
 
 ‘D. CAVERSIIAM,’ 
 
 "Telephone No, 408 READING. 
 ~ CAV ERSHAM Mieke 
 9 Address. 
 
 READING. 
 
 Shop Fronts. Panelling. Elliott’s Patent 
 Bank Fittings. Chimney Recesses. c: 
 Counters. Floors. eH 
 
 -1.:,.. | Showcases. Staircases. WEATHER-BAR 
 ieee’ Church Woodwork Joinery : (Ty: 
 and Round and Square. Cc ; 
 Furniture. Doors and Windows. ace 
 Carving and Sculpture Gates. opening [nwards, 
 es MOULD INGS 
 Class 
 
 . and 
 
 JOINERY ce 
 
 —OO— SS Oh OO _ 00 8 O_O 
 
 GO, 
 
 R. E. WORSLEY & Co., GRAY'S INN ROAD. 
 
 DS BE IED 
 
 JOINERS’ WORK FOR THE TRADE. 
 
 STAIRCASES. HANDRAILS. SHOP & OFFICE FITTINGS. 
 
 de ADRS LP LES 
 
 SHOP AND OFFICE FITTERS. eae 
 
 wee ‘\¥ 
 “SPEGIALITY.—Bank and Office Fittings, Church Seatings, i RN G ai 
 Library Furniture and Fittings, &e. ——<a Jot peas 
 SHOP FRONTS & FITTINGS Complete, Sar \\ vn as 
 
 MANUFACTURERS 
 fixed in any part of the 
 
 a of, and 
 _ Kingdom. SUSTC Wt S Contractors for High-Class Joinery 
 in any kind ef weod. 
 MANTELS & CHIMNEY PIECES. 
 POOLE ROAD, PARKSTONE, DORSET. 
 
 Telegrams : JOINERY CO., PARKSTONE, DORSET. Tel. 84x BOURNEMOUTH. 
 CONTRACTORS TO THE LONDON SCOUNTY COUNCIE. 
 
 telephone 
 
JOINERY, WOOD CHIMNEY PIECES, &c. (Sec. D 
 10,000 in Stock. . 
 
 — USE or =  ) 
 S, Why seu". Foreign ? Support British Industries. 
 
 TIMBER MERCHANTS, SAWING, TURNING 
 AND MOULDING MILLS. 
 
 _ 
 
 56 
 
 DOOR 
 
 WS SPECIALTIES. iG 
 
 Stairs, Sash Framed, {| 
 
 a, 
 
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 Doors, and all 
 
 Descriptions of Joinery. 
 
 EARL’S MEAD JOINERY WORKS, 
 PENNYWELL ROAD, BRISTOL. 
 
 Telephone:—288. Telegrams:—**‘ STAIRS, BRISTOL.” 
 
 Skirtings, Mouldings, 
 
 Floorings and Timber j| 
 
 of all kinds. 
 
 BUILDERS 
 
 USE BRITISH DOORS. 
 
 Our “AAA” or “A” quality will sure 
 to give satisfaction. 
 
 Send .. 
 BUILDERS’ TRADE CARD 
 
 NOLS: For our Illustrated List 
 of all descriptions of Woodwork. : 
 No. 66 
 
 GENERAL WOOD-WORKERS 
 
 DOOR MANUFACTURERS. 
 
 =| = CHURCH | woop 
 ili SEATING BLOCK 
 and FLOORING | 
 WOODWORK | and 
 of any MASTIC 
 Description Supplied ‘i 
 Fixed orLaid = (i 
 | if required. any distance. | : 
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Sec.D}] PARQUET AND WOOD BLOCK FLOORING. 97 
 
 aD Contactos Lo HLM. GOVERNMENT; | 
 
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 hes : nono DO nN 
 
 ” FELEGRANIS BLVGENR. FLUVAIN i Tee mveve, | 
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 onmisstor. The INTERLOC 
 
 Ls-PINS ele. Harrofore No 
 MINT ETRE eg Syslemn VENT, a 2 Aces MCAT thy 
 
 3S than any other: EAM aS Sane 
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 ee Gini J fying to Miele 
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 ara SEED e 139 CANNOIY aE Eee 
 
 “IN FER. LOCKING 3 YSTE/2 
 
 Peau | RIPTSADN aight grand. )PIICH-PIN€ “PINE ¢ 
 
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 mosl curable ¥ ever wear isgras SOL OOLS - 
 Y Se HOSPIFALS. Busctness Premises ele. Better 
 $ Ve e 
 
 CEE 
 
 G -* SECTION z 
 1Yo° Scone QUALITY™ ‘WORK Glo 
 
 " Af) LAID COMPLETE : hae per dtifoor wn yard 
 " R he Tecan naiae &/- > OAK. (Aushitan) ‘frome ae. 
 PITCH-PINE,: + Pag _ VARRAH. or KARRI. ye. | 
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 ~Ha PATENT-+= 
 
 EXPANSION-JOIN T&,Mastic-Rarquet | | 
 
 — FLOORS? 
 
 MNOS? TALS. BANKS. PUBLIC. BULOIN ~) Se. 
 ee Herp fp AOSLLTALS 
 
 + so conttiucled as Lo obuale 
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 PRICES. LAID COIPEETE . (execpt Une. from 4, ee ag a 
 
 FOR MIOSAIC ms SeEcrIon C. 
 
98 PARQUET AND WOOD BLOCK FLOORING. ([Sec.D 
 
 W. DUFFY'S PATENT 
 
 “IMMOVABLE-ACME” 
 
 WOOD BLOCK FLOORING. 
 
 ss = 
 
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 THE PERFECT FLOORING FOR ALL PURPOSES. 
 THOROUGHLY SEASONED TIMBER GUARANTEED. AND CAN 
 BE SUPPLIED IN VARIOUS QUALITIES AND DESCRIPTIONS 
 
 ©F WOOD AT PRICES TO SUIT EVERY REQUIREMENT, 
 
 Laid at OSBORNE HOUSE, ISLE GF WIGHT, for the ROYAL FAMILY. 
 ARUNDEL CASTLE, the Residence of His Grace THE DUKE OF NORFOLK, K.6., ?.€., Earl Marshal 
 
 -ADOPTED BY —— 
 
 THE WAR OFFICE—Laid at Ordnance Stores, Mobilisation Stores, Torpedo Stores, Drill Sheds, Artillery Grounds, 
 Barrack Rooms, &c., &c. 
 
 THE ADMIRALTY—Dock Yarns: Chatham, Devonport, Portsmouth, Sheerness, &c. 
 
 H.M. Offices of Works, London, Dublin; Patent Office, London; Chief Post Office; Parcel Post Office; Telegravh a: 
 London ; and numerous Metropolitan, Suburban, and Provincial Post Offices. 
 
 Royal Horticultural Society. 
 The Cathedrals, Southwark and Westminster; and other Cathedrals. Numerous Churches and other places of Public 
 Worship in the United Kingdom. 
 LONDON CUUNTY COUNCIL-—Chief Offices, Fire Stations, Gymmnasia, ue Ce. Schools, &e , &c. 
 Corporation, City of London, &c. 
 Late School Board for London and other Metropolitan, Suburban, and Provincial Board Schools—over 13,090 Schools. 
 
 The Bank of England and numerous other London and Provincisl Bank*, Assurance Offices, &c., &c. 
 
 HIGHEST AWARDS AT THE FOLLOWING EXHIBITIONS: 
 
 International Exhibition, Paris. | Building Trades’ Exhibition, Sheffield. | Health Exhibition, Vork. 
 
 Inventions London. International 3 Liverpool. | Sanitary Iustitute of Great Britain. 
 
 Society of Architects, * ) * Edinburgh. International Exhibition, Saltaire. 
 
 International Exhibition, Royal Polytectinic ,, Falmouth. 3 Newcastle-on- 
 Glasgow. Architectural & Building ,, London. Ty ne. 
 
 Midland Trades and Industrial Exhibition, Leicester. 
 
 Full particulars and prices on application to the Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers, 
 
 THE ACME FLOORING & PAVING GO. (1904), LD., 
 
 CHIEF OFFICES AND WORKS: GAINSBOROUGH ROAD, VICTORIA PARK, LONDON, N.E.- 
 
 Telepuene Nos. : 645, 646, 647, East. ‘YVelegrams :—‘‘ DOWELLED, LONDON,’® 
 
Sec.D) PARQUET AND WOOD BLOCK FLOORING. 99 
 
 W. DUFFY’S PATENT 
 TIMMOVABLE-ACME” 
 
 WOOD BLOCK FLOORING. 
 
 THE PERFECT FLOORING FOR ALL PURPOSES. 
 
 Eight Gold Medals, four Silver, two Bronze Medals, and Certificate of Sanitary Institute of Great Britain. 
 
 INDESTRUCTIBLE, PERFECTLY SOLID, NOISELESS, AND WARM. 
 
 The most Efficient and Economical Floor in the Market. 
 
 Possessing complete Sanitary Advantages of Imperviousness to Vermin, 
 CH ae 
 ADHESIVE SSVZ V 
 
 Soneosiniont ae one 
 FLOATING OF CEMENT -- a3 
 
 BONDING BLOCKS... 
 CEMENT CONCRETE 
 
 SS 
 
 Transverse Section of Duffy’s Patent ‘‘Immovable-Acme’’ System of Wood Block Flooring. 
 
 Plan Surface View showing the Position of bonding Blocks 5 “ 
 2 2 I H 
 (marked A) to which the superposed Flooring is secured. Plan View, joints left open to show method of Dowelling 
 
 The wear sustained in a Public Establishment like the Gaiet 
 recommendation ; here it is truly tested in ever 
 
 to-day is quite as good as the day it was laid, and we respectfully beg Architects’ special attention to this Floor. 
 
 y Buffet, Strand, where it is laid, is the very highest 
 y possible way by heat, wet, heavy and constant traffic, yet its appearance 
 
 The preparation of the wood is a most careful operation, both as regards seasoning and manufacture. 
 explained system of dowelling, each block is fastened to the neighbouring blocks, 
 foundation looseness or dislocation of the blocks becomes impossible. 
 
 By the well- 
 and by the perfect securing to 
 
 Full particulars and prices on application to the Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers, 
 
 THE ACGME FLOORING & PAVING GO. (1904), LD., 
 
 CuieF OFFICES AND Works: GAINSBOROUGH ROAD, VICTORIA PARK, LONDON, NE 
 
 Telep'one Nos. : 645, 646, 647. East. Telegrams :—‘* DOWELLED,  ONDON,”* 
 
100 PARQUET AND WOOD BLOCK SS: [Se ec. D 
 
 Contractors to H. M. Government. 
 
 W v0dD- -BLOCK 
 » FLOORING. 
 
 Ordinary Dovetail, and Solid-Tongued Section. 
 DEAL, PITCH-PINE, MAPLE, OAK, TEAK, ACs ae 
 
 "PAR CUET Ra 
 ‘PATENT a NY DROUS" FLOORING 
 
 THE PERFECT SYSTEM OF WOOD-BLOCK & PARQUET | FLS 
 
 GEARY. WALKER&C% 
 WOOD BLOCK glen SSS 
 
 ‘PARQUET + « 
 . FLOORING. 
 
 Lin. Zin., & Lin. thick—From 104. per ft. super. Fixed Complete & Polished. 
 
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 For Designs and Prices see Section D, ‘Architects’ Compendium.” 
 
 For MOSAIC, see page 89. 
 
Sec.D] PARQUET AND WOOD BLOCK FLOORING. 101 
 
 oJ. R.GIBBARD & SON, 
 
 PATENT WOOD BLOCK FLOOR MANUFACTURERS, 
 S¥ SIDWELLS, EXETER. © 
 
 And at 37, High Street WIMBLEDON. 
 
 Telephone 31 P.C. 
 
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 Price for not less than 100 
 yards, laid and cleaned off 
 . complete, within 100 miles of 
 Exeter, in fair spaces, and 
 within Railway Companies’ de- 
 livery, as Section No. 1, dovetail 
 grooved all round bottom 
 edges, nominal thickness as patterns 
 Nos. 2, 3) 4— 
 
 EY 
 
 Archangel xin, 1} in. rin. 2in. 
 
 Zed Deal, — 4/14, 5/5, 6/3 per yd. 
 Pitéh Pine, — 5/6, 6/- 7/3  ,, 
 Oak ... 10/-, 11/-, 12/6, —  ,, 
 
 If laid with our Patent Steel 
 Dowels, add 7d. per yard. 
 
 For Section No. 2, solid tongue 
 and groove, and dovetail groove all 
 round bottom edges, add 9d. per 
 yard. 
 
 This Block we thoroughly recom- 
 mend for all best work. There is 
 positively nothing better. 
 
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 FLOORING. 
 
 End grain Jarrah, actual 
 size of block 43 x 1} X zin. deep. 
 Noiseless, very‘durable. Suit- 
 able for Banks, Railway Book- 
 ing Halls, Restaurants, Police 
 Courts, and all places subject 
 to heavy traffic. 
 
 Price, 18/* per yard. 
 
 Solid Parquet Flooring in Austrian 
 Oak and Walnut and Jarrah to choice. 
 t in. thick, as Section No. 2, laid on 
 cement or wood foundations, and Ronuk 
 polished, complete; for not less than 70 
 yards, and within too miles of Exeter— 
 
 Nos. 3,3,4 +  -  - 1/6 per foot super. 
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 4 aes £ i any wood, and compleie sulisfaction 
 Borders: Nee 02 Borders, Nos. 5, 6, 7, 8 - 2/4 per toot super. 
 
 Estimates given to Architect's design, 
 
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 234  - ale a . i. pe 3/8 guaranteed. 
 
102 PARQUET AND WOOD BLOCK FLOORING. ([Sec.D 
 
 Prices quoted for Parquet are for Oak with Walnut Lines; any other woods quoted for in Parquet or 
 Wood Block Flooring upon receipt of enquiry. 
 
 Telephone No. 5062 WESTMINSTER. 
 
 ON RECEIPT 
 OF PARTICULARS 
 WITH PLAN. 
 
 EXECUTED. 
 
 ANY DESIGN 
 
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 din., 4/-; 1in., 1/5. 
 Border ‘‘A” if laid as 
 Filling tin., 93d. ; 1in., 1/2. 
 
 1 in. Thick, 1/14; 1 in. Thick, 1/53. 
 
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 THE BEST 
 
 1 in., 4/3 ; 1in., 1/9. 
 
 PRICES 
 
 4 in. Thick, 1/24; 1 in. Thick, 4/74. 
 
 ABOVE PRICES ARE FOR SUPPLYING, LAYING, AND 
 
 System in the Market. BEESWAXING COMPLETE for QUANTITIES of 500 FEET per yard super, ees Cleaned off 
 { 5 m 
 
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 OR OVER IN LONDON. For S.A. Standard Guality, Guaranteed. 
 
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 EXTRA FROM 1/. tO its perfectly SOLID and IMMOVABLE 7E,AK 40/- 11/6 42/6 15/- 
 
 ; nature when fixed, cannot be disputed. There 
 
 is absolutely no chance of insecure fixing, 
 there being no loose parts. 
 
 TO ENSURE A FIRST CLASS FLOOR, WHICH WE 
 Spyiypy GUARANTEE, PLEASE SPECIFY OUR “S.A.” STANDARD 
 
 Yf//,, QUALITY FLOOR, also STATE THICKNESS & DESCRIPTION 
 : OF WOOD REQUIRED, & IF TO BE LAID ON THE TONGUED 
 and GROOVED SYSTEM. 
 
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103 
 
 PARQUET AND WOOD BLOCK FLOORING. 
 
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 Telephone 
 785 PADDINGTON. 
 
 JOINERY & WOOD CARVING CO., 
 
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 PARQUET FLOOR 
 
 Telegrams : 
 ““TURPILIUS, LONDON.” 
 
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104 PARQUET AND WOOD BLOCK FLOORING. ([Sec. D 
 
 WESTMINSTER PATENT FLOORING Co.. 
 
 HECKFIELD PLACE, WALHAM GREEN, S.W. 
 
 (Close to Police Station). 
 
 ESTABLISHED 1888. 
 
 Motor "Busses from Piccadilly pass close to the door, and Heckfield Place can also be reached by "Busses, or the District 
 Railway from Charing Cross, Victoria, and Sloane Square. 
 
 Telegraphic Address—“' POLITENESS, LONDON.” Telephone—No. 867 KENSINGTON. 
 
 FOR ILLUSTRATED PLATES AND PRICES APPLY BY POST. 
 
 SPECIALITIES. ee MANUFACTURES. 
 PATENT DISC-KEY MOSAIC, 
 BLOCK FLOORS N, MARBLE &CERAMIGC 
 
 Large Stock, 
 Specia] Machinery, 
 Own Workmien. 
 
 (On Concrete). 
 
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 Recommended for all good 
 work. 
 
 pe GRANITO, VENETIAN TRAZZO, AND 
 ‘Pre sd : ROMAN, —— 
 CHEAP ORDINARY \ 0} From 7/6 per yard super. 
 BLOCK FLOORS hie For Halls, Passages, and 
 (Laid in Mastic). “- NSTER = ELO0 = Conservatories. 
 wis ‘ MARBLE TILING. 
 WESTOLITE Quantities always in Stock. 
 COMPOSITION 
 FLOORING. HARDWOOD 
 in a BOARD FLOORS 
 1-in. SOLID ge FOR DANCING. ~@8 
 PARQUET FLOORS Ba Special Tongued Joint & Springs. 
 (Recommended). m Green, 
 
 TEMPORARY PORTABLE 
 rare aT aT TMS i SMMHIHS ey h b 
 ma ts PARQUET FLOORS 
 » poy IN ee On Hire or Sale. 
 
 TRENCH COVERS 
 In Block Floors. 
 
 ROAD PAVING. 
 
 lain. THIN CARPET 
 PARQUET FLOORS 
 (For Covering Old Floors). 
 
 From 93d. per foot super, laid 
 compiete and Wax-Polished. 
 
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 APPLY BY POST, AS ABOVE. 
 
 We wish to draw attention to our AUSTRIAN OAK BLOCK FLOORING of 
 splendid quality, as we hold a large Stock at our own Wharf and can 
 supply in Various Sizes. Prices are very reasonable, and not much in 
 advance of Pitch Pine. 
 
 SAMPLES and SPECIAL QUOTATIONS FOR LARGE QUANTITIES. 
 EE eet ies ater ee Seo oars ets eR 8: ES 
 
 SHEETS OF No. 2, gee eh we 
 DESIGNS ON No. 4, WOO SROORe: 
 
 No. 53, MOSAIC 
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 MAPLE BLOCKS AND BOARDED 
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 For Definite Estimates, send Tracings or Plans, full particulars of Floor required, and purpose or use 
 of Rooms, to save misunderstanding and Extras. 
 
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 IN SOLID BRITISH OAK 
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See also Summary of goa ‘page t. 
 
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 Section E. 
 Tron and Steel Co iiriction. 
 Iron, Wood and other Buildings. 
 
 Fire Escape Staircases, Cast Work, &c. 
 Gates, Railings, &c. Metal Work. 
 
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 Pu sg : FIRMS REPRESENTED IN THIS SECTION. 
 a ‘ PAGE — : PAGE 
 AG Baupwins, Lp. 3. ae) tis ae ae Be as BUD) Haywarp, W., & Sons, Lp... ae ee MM e pettee! WKS) 
 __ Bayuiss, Jonus & Bayuiss, Lv. ates ia Ea 116, 117 Hi.& SMirn .. As Ba oy Bee .. 1184, 1188 
 ee it. bh AON oo sf Ss AN Ga 106 Lirt & Horst Co. Ga ha Go oe Fact  , aae ay 
 a Brakeiny, E.'F., &Co. m8 ne Sie ee soe OO a Mortiry & Green, Lp. ... a as ap oe vee AZ 
 Caston & Co., Lp. Sn : ou nie at Meet Loe . | Nortuwoop, JoHN i a et ey ae aL OM 
 
 “ . Drew-Bzar, Perks & Co., Ls ie re da 108, 109 } * §t.-Pancras TRonwork Co., Lp. Re A we saat eonas 
 
 ae Fruemine, P. & R.,; & Co. te on sat a ea LOR WitcHELL & Co.,.. ag xe WE oh ae 105 
 _ «GARDINER, Boned Co. Caren eas he 118, 123, 124 NVORBALI So CO oh SMi > witb has Seb ee oe 120, 121 
 
 ee Bros.-& Ecxstrer, Lp... ae He 111, 115 WRIGHT, GEORGE, Lp. ... ee as Se Maa ioe OLA 
 
 ~WiAOITCHELL a Co, 
 
 Vulcan House, 56, Ludgate Hill, London, E.C., 
 
 < - GENERAL ART METAL WORKERS & WANUFAGTURERS, 
 
 ALTAR RAILS, CHANCEL SCREENS, 
 - CHURCH Bs fee METAL WORK. 
 
 BALCONIES, BALUSTRADING, 
 COUNTER SCREENS, STREET Sins. 
 GRILLES, : 
 
 | GATES, ae : 
 > RAILINGS, | G3ee IV PANELS, 
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 LIFT GAGES FINIALS, 
 
 VANES, 
 CRESTINGS. 
 
 and 
 
 _ ENCLOSURES, ie he 
 
 os) 
 
 “WANE PLATES & SHIELDS, &c. WINDOW GUARDS, CASEMENTS, &e, 
 
 Every Description of. 
 WROUGHT IRON AND ART METAL*WORK FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS. 
 
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 Vine orem | Vauxhall Tren works: LIVERPOOL. 
 
 INTERIOR OF 
 
 _RUpUT SGN : ELECTRIC OBR SHED 
 : Messrs. LEVER BROS., Vea PORT SUNLIGHT MANUFACTURERS OF STALYBRIDGE “CORPORATION. 
 
 Fron & Steel Principals, — 
 
 T AND LATTICE GIRDERS, CHURCHES, CHAPELS, SCHOOLS, and every description of IRON AND STEEL WORK, 
 om DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES FREE ON APPLICATION. 3 
 
 BELL & SON, 
 
 GENERAL SMITHS, ENGINEERS, PITT STREET IRONWGRKS, 
 
 ESTABLISHED 1857. 
 
 AND IRONFOUNDERS. EDINBURGH. 
 
 Rolled Iron and Steel : -' Bntrance Gates and 
 Beams, Zore Beams, Railings, Bsce nid 
 Sandwich Plates, Rail- Ww At] paver 
 
 - way Bars, &c., in stock cotta TOT, OIE eae 
 
 alll great variety. description. 
 
 ae . UNCLIMBABLE AND HORIZONTAL BAR FENCING. 
 
 --|RON ROOFS. | SPIRAL STAIRCASES. BRIDGES. DOORS. 
 Poca added So WROUGHT IRON WORK OF “ACL KINDS. 
 
 Telegraphic “Abiriss: 
 
 { ‘ TRONWORKS,” EDINBURGH. | 
 
 National Telephone, No. 1310. 
 
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 AND STEEL CONSTRUCTION. 107 
 
 Pp. & R. FLEMING & CO., 
 
 Ironmongers, Iron and Steel Merchants, Implement Makers. 
 
 IRON 
 
 STEEL GIRDERS, STRUCTURAL WORK, IRON HOUSES, ROOFING AND LICHT BRIDGES. 
 
 Fencing of every description. 
 
 oo) ARGYLE STREET. CLASGOW. 
 
 “WORKS AND OFFICES: TELEGRAMS : 
 50, VAUGHTON STREET NO R :  FERRUM,” 
 SOUTH. \\y) BIRMINGHAM. 
 Moker of G0 
 Columns, Stancheons, Gates, 
 
 Railings, in Wrought and Cast tron, 
 inspection Covers and Frames. Stoves, &c., &c. 
 
 Entrance Gates and Railings. 
 
 Wing ae Skylights, papa lignte 
 , Gutters, R. W. Castings. 
 
 Manufacturer of all descriptions of Wrought and 
 Cast tron Work, specially for Builders 
 and Contractors. 
 
 TELEPHONE 6 ff f] M ; N un PRICES 
 2227. ON APPLICATION, 
 
 Builders’ Announcements, 
 
 Commencing on page 347, showing the class of work 
 various Building Firms are accustomed to undertake, are 
 a valuable guide to Architects when placing contracts 
 
 for the erection of Buildings, &c. 
 
108 IRON AND STEEL CONSTRUCTION. [Seca 
 
 REW-BEAR 
 ERKS @Co.'2- 
 
 CONSTRUCTIONAL ENGINEERS. 
 
 SKELETON FOR GLOSTER HOUSE, PICCADILLY 
 Messrs. Colcutt & Hamp, Architects. 
 
 CITY: WORKS: 
 71a, Queen Victoria St. Battersea Steel Works, 
 EC. 
 
 Wellington Road, S.W. 
 
 Telegrams: “ BEARBIND.” Telegrams: “MECHANURGY.” 
 Telephone: 12110 Central. Telephone: 920 Western. 
 
IRON AND STEEL CONSTRUCTION 
 
 Foundation for Gt. Northern, Piccadilly & Brompton Railway at Hammersmith. 
 
 For Designs, Estimates or Schemes for 
 
 Constructional Steel Work 
 
 of any description, send to 
 
 -| DREW-BEAR, PERKS & Ci: 
 
IRON, &e,, BUILDINGS. [See. E 
 
 BALDWINS LTD. 
 
 Makers of 
 
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 (Sole Makers of LEECH’S PATENT WELTED CISTERNS.) 
 
 IRON KEGS, DRUMS AND CANS. 
 
 IRON ROOFS 4y & BUILDINGS | 
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 OF ALL 
 DESCRIPTIONS. 
 
 ESTIMATES 
 FREE. 
 
 Galvanized Comanaies a Flat Sheets. 
 GALVANIZERS of all kinds of [TIRONWORK. 
 
 London Office: 5, FENCHURCH STREET, E.C. ~ 
 
Sec. E] FIRE ESCAPE STAIRCASES, CAST WORK, &c. 111 
 
 Hayward’s Improved Sna'srracir Iron Staircases. 
 
 TREAD, RISER AND SPANDRIL IN ONE. 
 Which gives much greater Strength and Stiffness than when the step is built up of three pieces. 
 
 STRAIGHT STAIRCASES. j CIRCULAR STAIRCASES. 
 
 STOCK SIZES and STOCK SIZES and 
 PRICES, per Ft. Rise. PRICES, per Ft. Rise. 
 Over-all BALUSTERS. 8 ft. 6 ins. diameter ... 15/- per ft. rise. 
 Dimensions. One side. _ Both sides. oe Oe * naan SUIS os i 
 2ft. Oins. wide... 21 16 &1 6 6 Ae Ste > aE A He 
 2 45 2 29 Oh aging £1 2 0 £1 7 0 4 9 6 ” ” ao 19/- ” ” 
 2 ” 4 ” Depa) 305 £1 : 6 e 7 5 ” 0 ” ” 705 21/- ” ” 
 214).6 Bee £19 8U6 8 : SEIe eran niranes with ine 
 Bie omen ic... 2150 (Ors, £11070 ML eiatavicon cash sas. 
 A a : Yo A 2 : 5 o i : 5 ft. 6 ins. diameter ... 29/6 per ft. rise. 
 ” ” Sai ose 6 0 a 32/6 ve iY 
 Lanpincs EXTRA. e ue wv 
 
 Including top landing and three ornamental 
 bars on landing, one bar on each step, with 
 half-round hand-rail, fitted and marked ready 
 for fixing. 
 
 Left-hand and Right-hand Steps are always 
 kept in stock. 
 
 Estimates for Fixing on application. 
 Also for all kinds of Iron Staircases on 
 receipt of particulars. 
 
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 Outside diameter. 
 ‘Height from floor to 
 floor. 
 
 Position of first and 
 _ top step. 
 
 Whether hand-rail is 
 required at top, 
 round Well Hole 
 (which is extra to 
 
 List Prices). 
 
 Btraight Staircase, 2 ft. 4 ins. wide over all, with hand-rail_ " Left-hand Staircase, 4 fi. 6 ins. diameter, 
 and No. 10 Balusters on left-hand side. One No. 20 Panel on each step. 
 
 HAYWARD BROTHERS & ECKSTEIN, Ltd., 
 
 187—201, UNION STREET. BOROUGH, LONDON, S.E 
 
112 FIRE ESCAPE STAIRCASES, CAST WORK, &c. [Sec. E 
 
 Photo of STAIRCASE made and erected by us for 
 EAST RIDING COUNTY ASYLUM, 
 
 SPECIALITIES: 
 
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 STEEL ROOF PRINCIPALS 
 
 FOR ALL CLASSES OF BUILDINGS. 
 
 STEEL BUILDINGS 
 
 - . FOR... 
 
 Collieries, Factories, Brickyards, &c. 
 
 Corrugated Iron Buildings of all descriptions. 
 Sheds, Foldyard Roofs, Dutch Barns, &c 
 
 RE-ESCAPE STAIRCASES 
 
 DESIGNED AND MADE TO SUIT ANY POSITION, 
 
 NOTE.— We have made and erected numbers of these for PUBLIC 
 INSTITUTIONS, WAREHOUSES, FACTORIES, HOTELS, &'e. 
 
 Photo of STEEL FIRE-ESCAPE STAIRCASE madc ana 
 erected by us for the YORKSHIRE PENNY BANK. 
 
 MOTLEY & GREEN, Lro., *<!*stus Rov 
 
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Sec. E] FIRE ESCAPE STAIRCASES, CAST WORK, &c. 113 
 
 She STPANCRAS ce xa 
 IRONWORK C°L” 
 ESCAPE STAIRCASES 
 
 Characterised by 
 
 Strength 
 
 Durability 
 
 Sound 
 onstruction 
 
 and 
 
 Economy 
 
 as the result of the up-to-date methods, modern 
 plant, expert staff of engineers, and large 
 resources with which the Company’s Works 
 
 are equipped. 
 
 FIRE-ESCAPE STAIRCASE, EUSTON HOTEL, LONDON. 
 
 Write for Particulars and Catalogue: 
 
 The St. Pancras Ironwork Co., Ltd. 
 
 I7I, ST. PANCRAS ROAD, LONDON, N.W. 
 
 Telephone: 519 North. Telegrams: ‘‘EQUITATION, LONDON.” 
 
114 FIRE ESCAPE STAIRCASES, CAST WORK, &c. [Sec. E 
 
 BURTON WEIR WORKS, ROTHERHAM. 
 , LD. 155, QUEEN VICTORIA ST., LONDON, E.C. 
 64, BRIDGE ST., DEANSGATE, MANCHESTER. 
 
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 WROUGHT IRON FIRE ESCAPES. 
 SPIRAL STAIRS. 
 ENTRANCE GATES, RAILING, ETC. 
 STABLE FITTINGS. 
 
 GYD Lam Prllars 
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Sec. E | FIRE ESCAPE STAIRCASES—GATES, RAILINGS, &c. 16 
 
 ‘THE’ LIFT & HOIST COMPANY. 
 
 (THE PREMIER IRON WORKS.) Contractors to H.M. Govt., War Office, Admiralty, 
 (20,700 super feet Floor Space.) Established 35 Years. H.M. Office of Works, Metropolitan Asyliums Board, L.C.C., &c. 
 108-112, Prince St., DEPTFORD, LON DON., 
 Telegrams: “ENDLESS, LONDON.” Telephone No. 223 DEPTFORD. 
 
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 Spiral & Straight TRON STAIROASES, 
 
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 LIFT OPENINGS, 
 SHOP FRONTS, 
 PUBLIC BUILDINGS, 
 &c. 
 
 | IMPROVED 
 CONSTRUCTION. 
 
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 QUICK DELIVERY, 
 
 ananeaane Write for Illustrated 
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 Works: 187, 189, 191, 193, 195, 197, (99 1 AND 0 201 tice Gans Borouch, Lonpon, $.E. 
 
 TELEPHONE: No. 193 Hop. TELEGRAMS: * HAYWARD BROTHERS, LONDON.” 
 
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116 GATES, RAILINGS, &c. [Sec..— 
 
 as MANUFACTURERS cS 
 f OF 
 
 M Gonrucareo Stee. PALING, 
 
 GATES, etc. 
 
 SPECIAL RAILING WITH CRANKED TOPS 
 
 (CHEAP AND VERY DIFFICULT TO CLIMB). 
 
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 PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING 
 
 JNCLIMBABLE RAILING, ae so spabtbeteet 
 f eeee s yt jeer | | ai | | | | 
 
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 Suits LEVEL, also UNDULATING ground, and 
 can be fixed close to boundary. 
 
 NUMEROUS fh } [LLUSTRATED. CATALOGUE OF ALL KINDS OF HURDLES, FENCING, GATES, &C., FREE. 
 rH | 
 
 Tae 6=©6 VICTORIA WORKS, WOLVERHAMPTON. LOW PRICES. 
 
 LONDON aft AND SHOW ROOMS—139 & 141, CANNON STREET, E.C. 
 
Sec. -E | GATES, RAILINGS, &c. EYT 
 
 MANUFACTURERS 
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 IRONWORKS, CATALOGUE 
 LIVERPOOL.” 
 
 FREE. 
 GREAT VARI O Some 
 Boe eine F PUBLIC PLACES 
 DESIGNS where 
 
 in Georgian, Classic, 
 
 Elizabethan, Gothic, 
 and other 
 
 Architectural styles. 
 
 SPECIAL DESIGNS 
 Free of Charge. 
 
 Architects’ Designs 
 faithfully and intelli= 
 gently carried out. 
 
 Drawings in Metric 
 Scale if required. 
 
 Wrought Iron Gates 
 for Villas, 106 centi- 
 metres opening, from 
 
 £1 18s. Gd. 
 
 Simple Carriage 
 Entrance Gates, such 
 as 18,932 in two leaves, 
 244 centimetres opening, 
 
 from £8. 
 
 Portable Wrought 
 lron Gates for Shops, 
 in one leaf, 122 centi- 
 metres opening and: 137 
 centimetres high, from 
 £2 4s. Same in two 
 leaves for 157 cénti- 
 metres opening from 
 
 £3 17s. 
 
 Guards for Shop 
 Windows, from 2s.6d. 
 
 per 30 centimetres super. 
 
 Light Portable Col- 
 lapsible Gates for 
 Shops, self sustained, 
 without — tracks, for 
 122 centimetres opening 
 and 137 centimetres high, 
 similar to 18/931, from 
 
 £5 10s. 
 
 Emergency Exit Col- 
 lapsers, self sustained, 
 without tracks, as 18,934, 
 for 183 centimetres open- 
 ing, 153 centimetres high, 
 
 trom £6 12s. 
 
 Extra Strong Col- 
 lapsibles, with noble 
 appearance, for spacious 
 entrances, self sustained, 
 without tracks, as 18,934, 
 and theroughly rigid, 
 from 4s.6d. per gocenti- 
 metres super. 
 
 Lift Enclosures and 
 Collapsible Gates tor 
 same, self enclosing and 
 otherwise. 
 
 Auto = Lift Gates, 
 Always closed at every 
 landing but that at which 
 the cage is standing 
 Recommended by the 
 Home Department of 
 Ds, Wi Government. 
 From £11 per landing. 
 
 Wrought Iron Grilles, 
 Railings, Signs, Hand 
 Iron Work, Art Metal 
 W ork, Staircases, 
 Balustrades, Brackets, 
 Metal Letter. 
 
 No. 18,932. CARRIAGE GATE IN TWO LEAVES. Price £13 4s. 
 
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 WORRALL IRON 
 GATES are in use and 
 may easily be 
 inspected. 
 
 Church, St. Mary, 
 Barrow. Architects, 
 Messrs. Pugin & Pugin, 
 London. 
 
 St. David's Church, 
 Bangor. Architects, Sir 
 A. Blomfield, A.R.A., 
 F.S.A., London. 
 
 Central Technical 
 Schools, Liverpool. 
 Architect, E. W. 
 Mountford, F.R.I.B.A., 
 London. 
 
 Scotsbridge House, 
 Rickmansworth, 
 London. Architects, 
 Messrs. Gordon and 
 Gunton, London. 
 
 ' Girls’) High School, 
 Monmouth. — Architect, 
 Hi Stock; FR BrAy 
 London. 
 
 Parr’s Bank (Lift 
 Gates), Liverpool. 
 Architects, R. Norman 
 Shaw, R.A., London, 
 and Messrs. Willink and 
 Thicknesse, Liverpool. 
 
 St. Colomb Minor 
 Wesleyan Methodist 
 Church, R2druth, design 
 based o- No. 18,042, 
 page 14, watalogue 1906. 
 S. Hill, Esq., Architect. 
 
 Hargate Hall, Millers- 
 dale, near Buxton, 
 carriage entrance, de- 
 sign based on No. 18034, 
 page 12, Catalogue 1go06. 
 
 Turn Lea Mills, 
 Glossop. Entrance 15 ft. 
 wide, 7 ft. high, in two 
 leaves. 
 
 London and Provincial 
 Bank, St. Clears, Nar- 
 berth, based on design 
 No. 18,061, page 29, 
 Catalogue 1906. 
 
 New Bluecoat School, 
 Liverpool (staircase 
 balustrade). Architects, 
 Messrs. Briggs and 
 Wolstenholme, and 
 Hobbs and Thorneley. 
 
 Fair Lawn, Lytham, 
 Entrance Gates in New 
 Art Style. Architects, 
 Messrs. Hinnell and 
 Murphy, Manchester. 
 
 Parish Church, Sils- 
 den. Entrance Gates. 
 Design similar to No. 
 18,933 on this page. 
 
 Rehobeth Chapel, 
 Holywell. Gates and 
 Railing. Architect, 
 David Lyon, Esq., 
 Liverpool. 
 
 Co-operative Stores, 
 Macclesfield. Shop 
 Gates in New Art Style. 
 Builders, Messrs. G. 
 Roylance and Co., Mac- 
 clesfield. 
 
 Messrs. Elder’s New 
 Implement Showroom, 
 Ber wick-on-Tweed. 
 Architects, Messrs. Gray 
 and Nephew. 
 
 Enouiries INVITED. 
 
 WORRALL, IRON GATE WORKS, LIVERPOOL. 
 
Sec. E] GATES, RAILINGS, &c. 
 
 121 
 
 COLLAPSIBLES 
 
 Collapse into small space, made in WROUGHT IRON & STEEL, PLAIN or ELECTRO 
 BRONZED, also DELTA METAL, BRASS, Etc. 
 
 Space G 
 
 GATE. EXTENDED 
 
 ~PLAN- GATE. HINGED BACK 
 
 No. 18,934. 
 
 No. 18935. Qe 
 ORICINAL PATENT, 
 
 with NECESSARY Top and 
 Bottom TRACKS, which form 
 part of the CONSTRUCTION. 
 
 No. 18,935. The pickets are 
 formed of channel steel placed 
 mouth to mouth, and it is necessary 
 to keep the channels clean, so as 
 to prevent the studs which slide in 
 them becoming clogged by dust and 
 moisture, and the setting in of rust, 
 as the channels cannot be painted. 
 
 The Original Patent is made to 
 the following specifications, and 
 from the following prices per foot 
 super. extended :— 
 
 Specification. (x) Top track per- 
 manent, bottom track permanent 
 and sunk in floor 3/*. (2) Top track 
 permanent, bottom track sunk in 
 floor, gate turns in quadrant in step. 
 3/6. (3) Top track permanent, 
 bottom track folds, gate does not 
 turn, 3/6. (4) Top track permanent, 
 bottom track folds, gate turns, 3/6. 
 (s) Top track folds down, bottom 
 track folds up, steel spikes or spear 
 heads at top, and gate turns, 3/10. 
 
 “BR No. 18,934, 
 IMPROVED PATENT B 
 
 Differs from the above inasmuch as 
 it is self-sustained, hence there is 
 no bottom track to disfigure 
 the step by being sunk in, or to 
 endanger passengers by being let 
 down and lifted up, and there is no 
 top track to limit the head room, 
 
 ‘or to necessitate the gate being 
 
 carried full height, or to entail 
 upon the user the inconvenience 
 of the track being folded down 
 every time the gate is hinged back. 
 
 The gate consists of a rigid sheet of 
 
 lattice pivotted at every intersection 
 with brass between and mounted 
 upon specially formed styles, 
 F. E. K. A., which grip the studs 
 which connect them with the lattice 
 and yet permit them to slide and the 
 lattice to collapse. Thus the parts 
 are all exposed, and may be 
 painted, and the gate cannot 
 become clogged. Gate turns, or 
 otherwise, as required. Price per 
 foot super, 4/6. 
 
 “SBE No. 18,934. 
 IMPROVED PATENT D. 
 
 Similar to Improved Patent B 
 in every respect, except that the 
 point K is furnished with pulley 
 which runs upon overhead guide, 
 and gate does not turn, being silent 
 in action, working easy, requiring 
 little attention, never clogging, 
 
 No. 18,935. 
 
 and having no bottom track. It is being adopted as the best gate 
 for passenger lifts, and also for covered openings of extraordinary 
 
 area. Price from 3/4 per foot super. 
 
 A Typical Example of this gate is in use by H.M. Government 
 entrance to Dock Premises, Singapore. Opening 9 metres, height 
 
 3 metres. 
 
 Typicai Examples of the Collapsible Gate, Worrall Improved Patent B, self-sustained without tracks, 
 
 Messrs. Trickett's Slipper Works, Waterfoot. Opening 4 metres in one leaf, 
 and 2 metres high. 
 
 East Grinstead Gas and Water Co.'s Office. Opening 2 metres, height 3 metres 
 5 decimetres. Architects, Messrs. Fagg and Gribble. 
 
 Greenhouse’s Implement Works, Bishop’s Castle, Shropshire. Opening 3 metres 
 in one leaf. Increases space for implements. 
 
 Seacombe Ferry, Cheshire. Opening 3 metres in one leaf. No other gate 
 would suit. 
 
 St. Martin’s Hall, Liverpool. 
 
 Opening 2 metres. Gate follows line of arch 
 
 3 metres high. 
 
 Mr. Murray’s Garden Entrance, Rangoon. Opening 3 metres. 
 
 12, Khetwady Lane, Bombay. Opening 
 Naval Architects are referred to :— 
 
 H M.S. Dreadnought. 
 
 S.S. Empress of Britain. 
 
 S.S. Lanfranc. 
 
 S.S. Empress of Ireland, 
 
 S.S. Warwickshire. 
 Where these trackless gates are in use. 
 
 -WORRALL, IRON GATE WORKS, LIVERPOOL. 
 
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 4 metres 5 decimetres. Height 2 metres. 
 
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 ae Fireproof Construction. | 
 a: ireproof Doors, Safes, &c. ae 
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 ~ApAmant Co., Lp. |... ut ep fi pean St toy LOE Luxrer Prism (THE Britis) Synpicate, Lp. .., ie 28 
 Britis Luxrer Prism Synpicate, Lp. ae a See ZS ‘“Mack” FIREPROOFING Co., see King, J. A., & Co. Bent 
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 GARDINER, Sons & Co., Lp... ist Os Ee 132, 133 Maturr & Puarr, Lp.... es a ne wie 125, 139 i 
 HAVELOCK PaTENT PLASTER PARTITION Oger Or: rie sel 4s) 0. PRICK, (GEORGES Lp <) 7; 18; sis ae ae 141. 
 ~HAaywarp Bros. & Ecxsrern, Lp. ... ay ne 138 | + Sr. Pancras, IRonwork Co., Lp. .., oe Bk BE Neto ion. 
 Hosss, Hart & Co., Lp. mu “a gee Ne ASE USD Skrpmorg, T., & Son ... ie Pa Ps teh ree? 139 
 Hopkin & Jones, Lp. ... Re ee ate a Seana 8) TANN, JOHN Ses & AS ir ish i vo =146 
 Jonss, F., & Co. see ees 8 ee ... 128a—128p WHITFIELD’S SAFE & Door Co. oe a oe YA2= 145 
 _ Kine, J. A., & Co. i ae ie Bat ite ieee 129 Wricut, J., & Co. fs fy Be £ Ais PAIS 1 
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 Every Description 
 
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 PARK WORKS, MANCHESTER. | WESTMINSTER, LONDON, S.W. 
 
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 [FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION. 127 
 
 The ADAMANT Go,, Ltd. 
 
 COMMERCIAL STREET, 
 
 ts BIRMINGHAM. 
 
 Telegrams ; ‘‘ Adamant, Birmingham.” Registered Office and Works: Birmingham. 
 “ Chromolith, London.”’ London Office: 42, Berners St., Oxford St., W. 
 “ Range, Bristol.” Stores: St. Pancras Station, London. 
 “ Adamant, Newcustle-on-Tyre.” Mid. Ry. Co., 55, Victoria Street, Bristol. 
 
 ADAMANT has received the Gold Medal of Excellence from the American Institute of New York, 1888. 
 Also Gold Medzl from the Great Exhibition, York, 1889; First-Class Bronze M edal, Birmingham, 1889-1898. 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF ADAMANT PLASTER AND CHROMOLITH, FOR WALLS, CEILINGS, AND MOULDINGS, 
 ALSO BIRMINGHAM WATERPROOF CEMENT, SLABS FOR PUGGING AND FIBROUS WORK, AND 
 
 FIREPROOF FLOORS AND CEILINGS, 
 Fh DAMANT The special advantages of using this Plaster are:—It Dries Quickly, it is 
 
 is mixed with More Durable and Sanitary than common Plaster, neither shrinking, cracking, 
 WATER ONLY. nor absorbing germs of disease, and it is Easily Applied by any good plasterer. 
 
 BRIT. OPAL is a substitute for glazed bricks or tiles. It can be finished in any colour, and is unquestionably more artistic 
 —the effects being limitless—and more durable, while the cost compares in its favour. There are no unsightly 
 joints, it is unstainable, easily repaired, may be washed without injury, and can be fixed by any intelligent workman. 
 
 A ede PLASTER ENRICHED can be carried out to any design for Ceilings, Facias and Cornices, or from our own 
 stock patterns, 
 
 : FIBROUS SLABS as used throughout the New General 
 Hospital, Birmingham, in their effective system of ventilation. 
 
 ““GRANIT” used for staircases, cills, heads, either moulded 
 or plain, and for forming pavements, and floors, specially 
 suitable for stabling. 
 
 FIREPROOF FLOORING AND PARTITIONS (as shown 
 in the two accompanying sketches) is a system of work which 
 has been subjected to very severe and practical tests, and we 
 confidently assert it is more fire-resisting, the simplest, 
 strongest, and lightest floor and partitions of the various 
 systeims in the market. It has been adopted throughout the 
 New General Hospital, Birmingham, and many otherkindred 
 institutions and factories all over the kingdom, and is ex- 
 clusively specified by many of our leading architects. 
 
 “BIRMINGHAM” WATERPROOF CEMENT is well 
 adapted for Baths, Tanks, Perished Stone Work, and all 
 External Plastering. It is absolutely unaffected by heat or 
 water, and can be stippled in various tints or polished to a 
 fine surface. It adheres to iron, wood, or stone, 
 
 Also the well-known Mantada Partitions, which have withstood the severest fire tests and are indestructible. 
 res-Estimates are given for all kinds of work named above, and experienced workmen are sent out to instruct if required. 
 
 PRICES AT WORKS. . . AGENTS. « - 
 No, 2 Adamant, for Walls, weight 165 lbs. per bag; No. 2x, for Lath, 130 lbs, ce en ak ate 
 per bag; No. 1, 120 lbs. per bag. nA, 
 When ordering state the kind required. —Office, 42, Berners Street, Oxford Street, W. 
 ac iNe No. 2 eS Floating Coat vas) ey .. per bag 3 S Eee O : ie a pe é . on 
 0. 45 2k ” ” a ve) iste ” ~=\Ne Ii, © , 55, Victoria Street, Bristol, 
 Do. i) 2 me Setting . 5% Se ae ”? 3 0 a] fi f 59 da South Wal 
 Do. 2 ea Rough Stucco, or Stone Face .. ) 3 0 Sole Agent for West o England an ou ales. 
 Do, ., mx. Comice Backing .. 1. 2 BURTON.~—J. C. STATON & Co., Shobnal Mills, Burton- 
 5 An inishi ite) .. 5 Oo * Seen ys i ie 
 Gal eaotr pt as See eee Vibes fe 6 O on-Trent, Sole Agents for Burton Pottery District. 
 
 Bags charged 9d. each; &d. allowed when returned in good condition. MIDDLESBOROUGH.—HUTCHINSON BROS., Grange 
 
 Terms: 2} per cent. for cash on receipt of goods. 1} per cent. for cash Road 
 on roth of following month q : oad. 
 Tints and Colours (to be stippled) according to order. Prices given on | NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE.—JOSEPH GREY, 17, Ridley 
 
 application. A 
 7-lb. Sample Bags of any of the above materials sent free on receipt of Place. 
 
 t/6 P.O.O. or Stamps. 
 
 For further information apply the Managing Director, JOHN WILKINSON, CUMMERCIAL ST., BIRMINGHAM, 
 Secretary, REECE W. PALK, 
 
128 FIREPROOF SONS T RECTION _[See. F 
 
 | LUXFER- 
 GLAZING 
 FOR WINDOWS &PARTITIONS. 
 IGHILL S%. FINSBURY.EC. 
 
 Complete and Makes Perfect the Fireproof Wall. 
 a “| HAS BEEN TESTED TO 1500° FAHR. 
 
 4 In 4 in. squares of Polished Plate or other Glass it is accepted by the L.C.C. for 
 Panels in Fireproof Teak Doors. 
 
 Approved by the Municipal Authorities and the Fire Insurance Companies. 
 
 FIRE-RESISTING LIFT AND 
 1 STAIRCASE ENCASEMENTS. 
 
 British Luxfer Prism Syndicate, Ltd., 
 BLARhON eT ce oe 16, HICL ‘STREET, FINSBURY, E-C., . mancueeren: 2, princess et 
 
 BIRMINGHAM : Winchester House, LONDON, ENGLAND. NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE: : 
 Victoria Square. ; Grahamsly & Co., Worswick St. 
 Etc., Etc. Telephone— Telegrams— Etc., Etc. 
 90, London Wall. LL.UXFER, LONDON. s 
 Telegrams: ‘‘PLASTIPAR, LONDON.’ Telephone: 9263 LONDON WALL. 
 
 THE “HAVELOCK” PATENT PLASTER PARTITION, 
 
 Only 2%in. in thickness when finished, 
 
 DRY, VERMIN PROOF, FIRE-PROOF, SOUND. PROOF. 
 
 Contractors to H. M. Government. 
 Works and Sidings at Sheffield. Large Stocks Held. 
 The Lightest and Strongest Partition on the Market. See Tests. 
 No Supporting Iron Rods are Required for Heights less than 15 ft. 
 EL 
 
 A COMMON-SENSE, PRACTICAL FORM 
 ~ OF PARTITION. 
 
 Both sides have a scored surface to receive thin 
 skimming Coat. 
 These Partitions can be built up on ordinary wood 
 
 floors. Weight 8 Ibs. per superficial foot. (4din. 
 brickwork plastered both sides, weighs 50 Ibs.) 
 
 NAILS CAN BE DRIVEN IN FOR SECURING WOOD- 
 WORK OR PICTURE HOOKS. 
 
 PRICES.—Fixed complete from 5s. 6d. per superficial yard. 
 
 Manufacturers of FIBROUS PLASTER FIRE-PROOF SLABS 
 FOR CEILINGS. 
 
 A Large Stock of Dry Slabs always on hand, Is. per 
 superficial yard. 
 
 THE HE HAVELOCK P. PATENT PLASTER PARTITION 6O., °avement, co 
 
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FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION — 128, 
 
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 Fred! » CO N = S & Co's 
 
 IMPROVED <2 re Ee rcule Ss ag FIREPROOF 
 
 PARTITIONS 
 
 Features. —ToucHness, SIMPLICITY, -SOUND-RESISTENCY, 
 EXCELLENGE ol “ KEYe stor PEASTERING IGE ENESS 
 
 » 2, 23, 22, 3 and 4 inches. 
 
 —Thicknesses: : 
 Leneths: 35, 4, 45, 6 a 7 feet. Depth I ee 
 
 6 
 Pr 1G@S - From 2s. per yard super, according to requirement. 
 
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 12, Perrin St., KENTISH TOWN, London, N.W. 
 
 ‘Phone No. 675 North. 
 
 LOE TITTY IXY XIX KX X XXX XIX XIX XIIIIIIIIIIY 
 
1288 FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION 
 
 A NOVELTY IN BUILDING CONSTRUCTION 
 
 Perfect Joints CONSTRUCTED OF 
 
 SMOOTH-FACED SLABS 
 
 Fred* & Co’s 
 
 Patent SMOOTH-FACED 
 
 WALL PLATES 
 
 Require no Plastering. no Plastering. 
 
 A represents Patent Joint. 
 
 Face of Plate B represents longitudinal channel 
 along which plastic ‘‘ grouting "” 
 
 runs, 
 
 C represents channels or arms 
 which feed Patent Joint with 
 “srouting.” 
 
 D represents tough hard core 
 which holds nails like wood ; 
 
 face of Plate consists of Plaster 
 
 of Paris. 
 
 Jones’ Patent Joint completely overcomes objections against square or other joints. 
 
 ERECTION UNDERTAKEN AND GUARANTEED AS WELL AS SUPPLY. 
 Size: 3:0’x 10" Thicknesses: 2’, 21, 3” & 4 Price: from 2/6 per sq. yd. 
 
 12, Perrin Street, KENTISH TOWN, London, N.W. 
 
FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION | 128¢ 
 
 Partition Blocks 
 
 Thicknesses: 2, 2:, 2; and 3 inches. 
 
 6 
 Size -» 23’ x 10" Other Sizes to order. 
 
 N.B.--Manufactured from British Minerais and by English Labor. 
 
 No waiting arrival of Cargoes from Abroad. 
 
 FEATURES: 
 
 Absolute Ricidity. Moisture Resistant. 
 
 CAN BE ERECTED BEFORE DOOR FRAMES, &c., ARE PLACED IN POSITION. 
 
 Self Supporting. Excellent ‘Key’ piacciing 
 
 No grounds or Plugging necessary for fixing Skirtings, &c. 
 
 12, Perrin Street, KENTISH TOWN, N.W. 
 
128p FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION 
 
 ret’ JONES « <: 
 Fibrous °. Slabs 
 
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 welled odge 
 
 Sizes 2 307,335,353 6,39 840 X 2 S’ 
 Thicknesses : 3, « and i inch 
 Prices: From 10d. per sq. yd. 
 
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 ZN Non-cracking 
 Quick-drying | 
 
 Rapid plastering : . 
 
 Best and Cheapest icttveter | 
 
 without the disadvantages of the old system. 
 
 Supplied with ‘‘ keyed” surface for finishing coat, or with smooth surface 
 which only necessitate Slab joints being stopped. 
 
 Section of FIBROUS 
 PLASTER SLAB 
 
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 (exact thickness). 
 
 Cri Ly er L LABS Be i i hia 
 
 12, Perrin Street, 
 KENTISH TOWN, N,.W. 
 
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 SIZES : 9! 4” x 2! 6"; 3! 0” x 9! 6” 
 
Sec. eo FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION. 
 
 FIRE, SOUND, 
 
 PARTITIONS, 
 
 CEILINGS, PUGGING. 
 
 =="MACK'== 
 
 hae er Floors, Roofs and Soe ee atan and Cehing Plaster Siae &c., &c. 
 
 129 
 
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 ENCASING STANCA\ONS — 
 
 “MACK. CEM ENT FLOOR 
 
 S 2naeinasin 
 SMOOTH FACED 
 {I} PARTITION BLOCKS 
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 Tested w as FIRE PREVENTION COMME T2250 os co 
 
 ‘SPECIALTY: 
 
 9-in. FIREPROOF 
 PUGGING BLOCKS. 
 
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 Z f For Fireproofing 
 fe g . Projecting Shop 
 Roofs to requirements 
 
 (Hollow or Solid as required.) =  Sepported with act ~ Sugported ted with Suiieriad we of L.C.C. Amendment Act. 
 
 Teak Fillets. Strap Iron. Angle Iron. 
 
 ADOPTED by H.M. OFFICE OF WORKS, WAR OFFICE, ADMIRALTY, 
 
 L.C.C. and LEADING ARCHITECTS. 
 
 STRONGEST PARTITIONS & CEILINGS MANUFACTURED. 
 
 No Iron Rods or Supports of any kind required. 
 
 Works: (“Mack” Fireproofing Co.”) 181, Queen Victoria St., 
 
 HAYES, MIDDLESEX, LONDON, E.C. 
 RAWCLIFFE, YORKS. J A q vi C & C0. TELEPHONE: 773 CENTRAL, 
 > TELEGRAMS: | “Kinovique, LONDON.’ 
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 Concrete of Highest qualit’. 
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 Commencing on page 347, showing the class of work 
 
 various Building Firms are accustomed to undertake, are 
 
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 J. WRIGHT & CO.S BUILDING AND PARTITION BLOCKS 
 
 POSSESS THE FOLLOWING ADVANTAGES: 
 
 They combine LIGHTNESS with STRENGTH, being made with BEST PORTLAND CEMENT. 
 
 They are eminently FIRE AND SOUND RESISTING; have a perfect NAIL AND SCREW HOLD; 
 can be quickly finished with one coat of Plaster; are easily cut with Saw or Trowel. 
 
 They build with thinnest possible joints of Gauged Putty. 
 They are rapidly erected and are perfectly Rigid without Irons. 
 
 SIMPLICITY IN CONSTRUCTION—ECONOMY IN TIME, SPACE, AND COST. 
 
 SOLID 2}-in. PARTITION BLOCKS, 
 WITH VERTICAL BEAD AND HOLLOW INTERLOCK. 
 
 a These Blocks form perfect Partitions in all cases where Economy of Space 
 | is a special desideratum, and are specially adapted for Hospitals, Flats, 
 Offices, &c., as well as for ordinary Dwelling Houses. 
 
 -HoLO _ All Joiners’ work can be nailed direct to Partitions, thus obviating the 
 necessity for Plugs, Grounds, &c., and so further economising space. 
 
 Weight about 12 lbs. 
 per ft. super. 
 
 j-in, HOLLOW BLOCKS (12-in. x Q-in. each). 
 
 These Blocks make specially strong Fire and Sound-resisting Partitions, and 
 being easily rendered Weather-proof by a simple application of Cement Wash, or 
 more artistically finished with half Timber and Rough Cast, Weather Tiling Faience 
 Work, etc., are.also eminently adapted for 
 
 LIGHT EXTERNAL WORK, 
 
 such as Bungalows, Pavilions, Motor Garages, Workshops, Sheds, Agricultural and 
 Horticultural Buildings, etc., or for Filling generally in connection with Steel-framed 
 Structures. Iron Stanchions and Ties can be easily inserted to take collected 
 strains if desired. 
 
 N.B.—These Blocks were recently specially selected by H.M.’s Office of Works 
 
 - for the construction of Custom House Dock Sheds. 
 Weight about 17 lbs. 
 per ft. super. 
 
 Among a few of the more important buildings where WRIGHT’S BUILDING AND PARTITION BLOCKS 
 have been lately used with entire satisfaction may be mentioned: 
 
 H.M.’s Office of Works at Custom Houses, S.W.; India 
 
 Extensive Residential Mansions at Portland Terrace, 
 
 Docks, Thames Street, E.C. (for external as well as 
 internal work); Waterloo Barracks, Tower of London, 
 E.C..; Royal Mint, E.C. 
 
 J.. Lyons & Co. at the “‘ Popular” Restaurant, Piccadilly 
 (used throughout as background for Marbles and Mosaics, 
 as well as for Partitions generally);~also at their other 
 numerous Restaurants—Bond Street, Holborn, Oxford 
 Street, etc. 
 
 Regent’s Park, N.W., under F. Elgood, Esq., where they 
 were specially selected after being tested on Site in 
 competition with other Partitions. 
 
 Grand Hotel, Northumberland Avenue; Eton College 
 (T. E. Collcutt, Esq.) ; Thackeray Hotel, W.C. (Fitzroy 
 Doll, Esq.) ; Offices of the ‘‘ Gentlewoman,’’ Long Acre; 
 Ritz. Hotel, Piccadilly, W. ; Medical School, Gower Street 
 (Paul Waterhouse, Esq.), etc., etc. 
 
 WRIGHTS WELL-KNOWN “FIXING BLOCKS” FOR WALLS. 
 
 Wood Piudgs, Superseded. 
 
 Size 1. 9 X 4 x 28 in., for Jamb Linings, etc. 
 SIZeiAn OU xr4 OX 13) Iie as : 
 Size 7. 
 
 etc., 
 
 9 x 5$ x 14 in., for Weather Tiling (in place of Battens) and for Wall Fixings in Stone Walls... 
 
 Reliable—therefore Economical. 
 ae va see Se ei U6 100s. per 1,000 
 ae es 120s. per 1,000 
 70s. per 1,000 
 
 Other Sizes upon Application. 
 
 WRIGHTS DOVETAILED 
 
 “FIXING BLOCKS” 
 
 FOR FLOORS. 
 
 Dovetailed section, 3in. (top) x gin. (deep) x 12in. (long)—2qd. per foot run. 
 
 Floors nailed on these Dovetailed Blocks, and laid in courses end to end on Concrete Bed, with inter-filling of strongly- 
 gauged Cement or Tar Concrete—thus minimising risk of Dry Rot—have all the advantages of Solid Wood Block Flooring 
 
 at about Half the Cost. 
 
 Very superior to Boarding direct to ordinary Breeze Concrete. 
 
 BOARDING NAILED TO THESE BLOCKS CANNOFP SPRING. 
 N.B.—All Wright’s Blocks are made of Best Portland Cement—NOF Plaster. All Priccs are quoted nett, F.O.R. New Malden. 
 
132 FIREPROOF DOORS, SAFES, &c. [Sec. F 
 
 GARDINER, SONS & Go. Ltp. 
 
 Telephone, 
 867. 
 
 NELSON STREET AND MIDLAND IRONWORKS, BRISTOL. 
 
 Telegraphic Address, 
 ‘*Gardson’s, Bristol.’ 
 
 Doors of }-in. plate closing on Angie Iron Frame, thus— 
 
 6 ft. oin. 
 
 X 2tt. oin., one leaf a0 On 
 6 ft. Gin. X 2 ft. 6 in. o ae oe 3 is . 
 6 ft. 6in. X 3ft. 6in., twoleaves .. ee 5690 
 6 ft. Gin. x 4 ft. oin. 36 ee aC 513 6 
 6 ft. 6in. xX 5 ft. oin. 8) a: a 616 
 
 Above prices include Hasp for Padlock or Bolt. 
 
 Doors of fin. plate, including Top’ Bar, Channel Guide at 
 Bottom, and Hasp for Padlock. 
 
 6 ft. 6 in. 
 
 X 2ft. 6in., one leaf .. 
 6 ft. Gin. X 3 ft. oin. 6 ab Re fone 8 
 6 ft. 6 in. X 4 ft. oin., two leaves ae 619 6 
 7 ft. oin. X 5 ft. oin, 9 oe pe 614 0 
 
 One-leaf doors 25/- ea. extra. Two-leat doors 38/= ea. extra. 
 
 Doors of }in. plate with } in. panelling on one side, including Top Bar, 
 \ Channel Guide at bottom and Hasp for Padlock. 
 
 6 tt. Gin. X 2ft.6in., oneleaf .. .. £316 0 
 7 ft.oin. X 3 ft. oin., Thy Ose VShoa 4°70 
 - 6 ft. 6in. x 4 ft. oin., twoleaves .. .. 615 6 
 wit. oun. % sift oan, as Se oft p38 712 6 
 7 ft. oin. x 6 ft. o in. 5 Pte iat 1gCP) 866 
 
 Extra if Panelled on both sides— 
 One-leaf doors, 16/6 each extra. 
 
 Two-leaf doors, 27/6 a 
 
 Above dimensions are sizes of doors. Openings should be 4 in, less in 
 
 width, and 2 in. less in height. 
 
 Box Handles to admit of doors being opened on either side, 2/= per 
 handle extra. 
 
 Doors } in. Plate with } in. 
 Panelling on one side in 
 Rebated Frame thus— 
 
 6 ft. oin, X 2 ft.-o-in., onerleat . . £4.10 O 
 6 ft. 6in. X 2 ft. 6 in, a ae 419 O 
 7 ft. oin. X 3 ft. o in. ie a Moy ba 56 6 O 
 6 ft. 6in. x 3 ft. 6in., two leave 812 0 
 6 ft. 6in. X 4 ft. o in. rs 815 6 
 6 ft. 6in. X 5 ft. oin. 45 960 
 7 ft.oin. X 6.ft. oin, <4 10 11 6 
 
 Two-leaf doors, 27/6 each extra 
 
 ” ” ” 8/6 ” ” ” 
 
 If panelled on both sides, one-leaf doors, 16/6 each extra. 
 
 Uf tour panels to each leaf, 4/3 per leat extra if panelled one side. 
 beth sides. 
 
 IRON WAREHOUSE DOORS. 
 
 It with Angle Iron Rebates on Door thus— 
 
 One-leaf doors, 13/= each extra. 
 Two-leaf doors, 24/- a 
 
 Unless otherwise ordered, these doors are sent with flat 
 cill to let into floor as shown on W 3. 
 
 Two-ieaf Doors have two bolts on the leaf closing first. 
 
 ed 
 
 If with Angle Iron Frame to sides and top of opening 
 thus— 
 
 One-leaf Doors, 18/= each extra. 
 Two-leaf Doors, 25/= a 
 
 Dimensions given are sizes of doors. Openings should 
 be 4 in. less in width and two in. less in height. 
 
 Box handles to admit of doors being opened from either 
 side, 2/= per handle extra. 
 
 Strong Tee Iron Straps on doors instead of flat, 16/* per 
 leaf extra. 
 
 If with Angle Iron Frame for sides and Top ot opening 
 thus— 
 
 Ky 
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 One-leat doors, 
 Two-leaf doors, 25/= ” 
 
 18/- cach extra. 
 
 Sf with Interlocking Frame to sides and top as W a, 
 
 One-leat doors, 25/6 each extra. 
 Two-leaf doors, 38/= ¥9 
 
 It with Angle Iron Frame thus— 
 
 One-leaf Doors, 7/+ each extra. 
 Two-leaf Doors, 9/6 a 
 
 Above prices include Two Bolts to each lgat or strong 
 ordinary Dead Lock. 
 
 Best 2-lever Lock, 3/* each extra. 
 4 » ” 5/- ” 
 Two-leaf Doors have xe Bolts on the leaf closing 
 rst. 
 
 For Casement and Sashes see Section L. 
 
 Discounts and Quotations for Special Sizes on receipt of requirements. 
 Complete Catalogue sent on application. 
 
Sec. F] FIREPROOF DOORS, SAFES, &c. 133 
 
 GARDINER, SONS & Co., Ltp. 
 
 “oer NELSON STREET AND MIDLAND IRONWORKS, BRISTOL, “*ssrazhis.Agces5:.. 
 
 FIRE PROOF DOORS AS REQUIRED BY FIRE OFFICES’ COMMITTEE, 
 
 Doors of 3-in. Plate, with }-in, Panelling on each side. Extra if with Angle Iron Frame, 
 
 thus— 
 
 This is the only form of Iron Door which complies with the requirements 
 of the Fire Orrices’ Commirrer, 
 All Stipine Doors must be MetaL CoverED as No. W 20, 
 
 PRICES OF W 12. 
 
 Hung in Rebated Frame, thus— One leaf doors, 7/* each extra. 
 ; : Two leaf doors, 9/6 each extra. 
 6 ft. gin. x 2 ft. oin.; one leaf 6 Doors can be made to other sizes, but One Leaf 
 6 Hs 6in, X es Guns, oe sc sé 6 Doors must not exceed 
 FAtsOun. Xogittioiny 0 sts =o anys i i i 
 6 ft. 6in. x 3 ft. 6 in. two leaves .. 23 ee - S fa < 7 ft. high x 3 ft. 6 in. wide, 
 6 ft. 6in. x 4 ft. o in, a ae ay, » 1030 Two Leaf Doors must not exceed 
 6 ft, 6in. x 5 ft. Qing ges, 50 -* ae » 1013 6 7 ft. high x 5 ft. wide. 
 TAS STL a tm . ee aS) It Locks required in addition to Bolts, they are 
 Above Prices include Two Bolts to each Leaf as required by Fire charged extra, viz. :—Strong Ordinary, 6/=; Two 
 Insurance Offices, Lever, 8/-; Four Lever, 10/+ 
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 METAL-COVERED FIREPROOF DOORS. This is the only kind of Sliding Door which com- 
 Sliding Door with top hangings, runner bar, fixing bolts, handle, plies with the requirements of the Fire Orrices’ 
 stop, and guide complete. ComMITTEE, 
 For opening 6 ft. xX 2 ft. one leaf .. - £310 0 
 »  Oft. in. x aft. 6in. _,, 4150 Locks or Flush Handies 
 7 ft. Xi git, ” 6 16 
 rf) 7 ft. x 4 ft. oH ae ee 519 Oo (to open Sliding Doors either side) extra it 
 » 7 ft. 6 in. X 3 ft. 6 in. + sc oO 615 Oo required, 
 a 20 gage. uy oe “a S28 Nore.—Dimensions given are sizes of openings, 
 AD 9 ft. X 5 ft. ¥ o - 1013 0 ; ; 
 ” 6 ft. 6 in. Xx 4 ft. two leaves Se 55 730 doors overlapping three inches at top and at 
 As 6 ft. 6 in. x 5 ft. nf 36 at 900 each side. If bull-nosed bricks are used on 
 2, 7 ft. Xx 5 ft. ie ihe - 10 00 quoins, a further allowance must be made. 
 ” 7 ft. 6in. x 6 ft. ” sé - 276 
 
 STRONG ROOM Doors. 
 
 —=— 
 
 W 9. 
 STRONG ROOM DOOR. 
 
 Made with or without Fire-proof 
 
 W 8. 
 Y Chamber. 
 
 STRONG ROOM DOOR. With Brass Handle throwing four bolts 
 
 secured by two-keyed powder-proof lock, pro- 
 tected by drill-proof plate; four fixed back 
 bolts or dogs on hinge side. 
 
 With Iron Handle, throwing two bolts 
 secured by two-keyed powder-proof safe 
 lock, protected by drill-proof plate. Front 
 
 moulded. With Lock Casing 
 
 full size of door, 
 but without Fire-proof Ifwith Fireproot 
 Chamber. Thickness Chamber in 
 
 Thickness of Plate, of outer Plate, addition to Lock 
 W 3. $ inch. § inch, 4 inch, amber. 
 6 ft. oin. X 2 ft. oin, - és se £9 3 6 £10 2 0 6 ft. oin. X 2 ft. oin, ~ ~~ £13 4 6 a £15 16 6 
 6 ft. oin. X 2 ft. 6 in, a A me 917 O 10 18 O Some ok * oe z be € oo 16 10 O 
 - oin, .oin, a be me t.oin. X 3ft.oin, sel asle 141 ve 17 60 
 al Ro? Le title : If Outer Plate § in. Thick, £1 1s. extra. 
 
 If with strong Angle Iron Frames, 
 
 Above prices are for doors with 
 thus—£1 2 6 extra. 
 
 Frames, thus— 
 
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 ILLUSTRATIONS AND PRICES OF VENTILATING GATES SENT ON APPLICATION. 
 
 Discounts and. Quotations for Special Sises on recetpt of requirements, 
 For Casement and Sashes, see Section, L. > | Complete Catalogue sent on application. 
 
134 FIREPROOF DOORS, SAFES, ee, [See F 
 
 HOBBS, HART & Co. Ltp. 
 
 Original Manufucturers of 
 
 Bent Body Steel Safes to meet all Risks. 
 
 STRONG ROOM AND PARTY WALL DOORS. 
 Constructors of Bullion Vault and Muniment Rooms. 
 
 Manufacturers of the 
 
 BANK: arte ie a “TREASURY DOORS. 
 
 Quotations for FOLDING GATES and for 
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 Showrooms—‘76, * «CHEAPSIDE, E.C. 
 
 “snd works: | ARLINGTON STREET, ISLINGTON, N. 
 
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 VENTILATION OF STRONG ROOMS. 
 
 HOBBS & Co,’s Patent Double Coned Ventilators have been designed for use in Strong Rooms 
 and Vaults, in which it is essential to provide for a natural circulation of air, but also necessary to 
 provide against the passage of flame in the event of a fire occurring in the vicinity of the Strong Room, 
 The Ventilators are strongly made throughout, and are fitted with double screens of fine mesh copper 
 gauze, as used in miners’ safety lamps. These screens effectually prevent flame being carried through 
 the Ventilator, even under the pressure of powerful currents of air. 
 
 PRICES. 
 For walls up to and including 18-in. in thickness, 35s. each; for Walls from 18-in. to 36-in. 40s. each. 
 
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 inside the Strong Room. 
 
 that the gauze screens can 
 be dusted and cleaned when 
 
 necessary. 
 
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 “ana works: ARLINGTON STREET, ISLINGTON, LONDON, N. 
 Showrooms—76, CHEAPSIDE LONDON, E.C. 
 SEE ALSO PAGES IN SECTION K. 
 
136 FIREPROOF DOORS, SAFES, &c. [Sec. F 
 
 HOBBS, HART & Co, Ltp. 
 
 Bling or Hanging Keyed Rebated Party Wall Doors. 
 
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 oy no me se i} Keyed Rebated Party Wall Doors, 
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 a Ely ATTA i are prepared to estimate and supply 
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 PARTY WALL DOORS 
 to suit every requirement. 
 
 THESE “ PLATE’ SAFES MAY BE FITTED UP INSIDE TO ANY DESIGN, 
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 “STRONG ROOMS built of brick or stone or anv 
 
 combination of brick and concrete, in conjunction with a | CTT 
 
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 suitable door, while offering satisfactory resistance to fire. 
 do not afford adequate security for bullion and negotiable 
 securities against the attack of skilled burglars. 
 
 ‘To render Strong Rooms secure against this class Z op Cae Or 
 
 i ae representative will be sent to any address by appointment, 
 
 of attack they a be a eT with ee to advise on the subject of security of Family Plate, Heirlooms, 
 
 varying in strength and met od 0 construction according &c., and to meastire and quote for Safes of special dimensions, 
 
 to the value of the property involved and the character or for lining brick closets (which in themselves are not thief- 
 of the surroundings.” proof) with Steel, and for fitting up same. 
 
 Showrooms: CHEAPSIDE, E.C. 
 
 Geberal Offices and Works: » 4 Se 
 ARLINGTON - STREET, ISLINGTON, LONDON, N. 
 
 SEE ALSO PAGES IN SECTION -K.° 
 
sec. F/ . FIREPROOF DOORS, SAFES, &c. 
 
 HOBBS, HART & Cos 
 
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 For Fireproofing Buildings. 
 
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 Made to County Council Requirements. FIRE BRIGADE UNION. 
 
 WORKS: 187-201, UNION STREET, BOROUGH. LONDON, S.E. 
 
 BRANCH OFFICES: 3, Simpson Street, MANCHESTER. 141, West Regent Street, GLASCOW. 
 
 ‘THE’ LIFT & HOIST COMPANY. 
 
 (THE PREMIER IRON WORKS.) Contractors to H.M. Govt., War Office, Admiralty, 
 (20,700 super feet Floor Space.) Established 35 Years. H.M. Office of Works, Metropolitan Asylums Board, L.C.C., &c. 
 
 108-12, Prince St, DEPTFORD, LONDON, 
 
 Telegrams: ‘“HNDLESS, LONDON,” Telephone: No. 228 DEPTFORD. 
 
 Sa ae “RESISTANCE” FIREPROOF IRON. DOORS 
 
 —to L.C.C. Building Act and Fire Offices Committee requirements. 
 
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 METAL COVERED WOOD 
 FIREPROOF DOORS. 
 
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 HINGED WAREHOUSE DOOR v=: 
 
 of } in. Plate, Panelled one side with 2 in. Stiles | 
 and Rails, in Stout Bar Iron Frame, with Fixing 
 
 PLATE GLOSET OR STRONG ROOM DOOR. Irons and Wrought Iron Bow Handle. 
 
 6 ft. oin. x 2tt.oin. ... £9 10 O 6 ft. on. x°2 fe r6 in: | s.. . £515 O ¢ 
 6 ft. oin. X 2 ft. 6 in. ran 10 5 Oo 6 ft. 6in, x 2 ft. 6in. rr) oo 6 8 0 
 
 6 fi 6 in. Xe ft. 6 ina ee ‘jie 20 ft. oin, X 2ft. gin... was 710 0 
 
 IRON DOORS ARE KEPT IN STOCK. Please call at Works and Inspect same. 
 
Sec. F| FIREPROOF DOORS, SAFES, &c. 139 
 
 ACCEPTED By I..Cc.c. 
 
 Party-W ll Openings. 
 
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 LIGHTER 
 
 Ccemply with the 
 
 INSURANGE GOS,’ IRON DOOR 
 
 SPECIFICATION. FIRE-RESISTING. 
 
 ENGINEERS, 
 Queen Anne's Chambers, PARK WORKS, NEWTON HEATH, 
 
 ee” | MANCHESTER. 
 
 LONDON. 
 
 i Aes ae he eet OKIDMORE'S 
 
 3- -in, J 
 z-in, X $-in., fitted with handle and knob, and 
 secured with 6-lever dead lock, 2 keys. PRICES, b 
 5a Sk 
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 -ft. a-ft. 5 Re ae se 
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 As supplied to 
 
 g-in. X $-in., with rebate 2}-in, x §-in., fitted: with 
 pull handle and'knob, and secured with 6-lever 
 dead lock, 2 keys, PRICES. 
 
 ; Constructed of solid 3-in, door plate, frame, 
 6-ft. X 2-ft. 6-in, | .. 3 <e 10 10 0 
 6-ft. x 2-ft. g-in. | .. ae ae 1112 6 
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 BouRNEMOUTH. 
 
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 NorwicuH, -SKIDMORE’S 
 
 OMAGH. 
 Pupsty. SAFES.... 
 WoLv'MPTON., for the protection of 
 &c., &c, BOOKS, CASH, VALUABLES 
 Used by most of | from FIRE & BURGLARY. 
 the leading We shall be pleased to 
 BANKING forward our ILLUSTRATED 
 CATALOGUE, post free upon 
 COMPANIES. | application. 
 In the great London and Australian Fires 
 SKIDMORE’S SAFES successfully preserved 
 their contents. 
 
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140 FIREPROOF DOORS, SAFES, &c. [Sec. F 
 
 he SFPANCRAS 
 IRONWORK:C°L” 
 
 aahdanbaae) © & TRONFOUNDERS. 
 
 MAKERS OF MACHINE-MADE 
 
 Steel Sliding or Hung 
 
 DOORS 
 
 AND 
 
 FRAMES 
 
 Warehouses, Factories, 
 Offices, Theatres, 
 8c. 
 
 To suit the requirements of Architects, Fire 
 Insurance Companies, the County Council, 
 and other Local Authorities. 
 
 1 
 WOE EEE FE EEE EEE EE LLG yyyyy yoy uy iE 
 VAs Xi 
 
 ALSO SPECIALISTS IN THE MANUFACTURE OF 
 
 IRON ROOFS ano 
 LIGHT STRUCTURAL IRONWORK. 
 
 Estimates furnished on receipt of full particulars.. Catalogues sent on application. 
 
 171, St. Pancras Road, London, N.W. 
 
 Telephone—No. 519 Nortn, Telegraphic Address—“ EQuiraTIon, " Lonpon.”’ 
 
Sec. F] FIREPROOF DOORS, SAFES, &c. 141 
 
 GEORGE PRICE LIMITED pee 
 
 BANKERS’ ENGINEERS, 
 
 Grevetann Works, WOLVERHAMPTON. 
 CONTRACTORS TO HIS MAJESTY’S GOVERNMENT. 
 
 PRIZE MEDALS:—1862. 1878. 1880. 1884. 1892. 1893. 1894. 1895. 1896. 1897. 1898. 
 
 The strong doors of the 11 strong rooms at the New Walsall Town Hall are fitted with our “20th Century” 
 Side-Locking Mechanism. 
 
 GEORGE PRICE'S SPECIAL IRON DOOR, — 
 
 i a f No. 1006. 
 _ i rene Bes | | ae AS supplied to the new Gas and Water 
 
 Offices, Dundee, &c., &c., &c. 
 
 SPECIFICATION. 
 
 DOOR PLATE 3 inch Solid Steel. Frame, 
 3inchxdinch. Rebate bars, 2} inch x 3 inch. 
 Strong Steel Lock Case, containing the bolt 
 work and composition. Brass T Handle, 
 throwing four bolts to the front, three fixed 
 dogs at back. Secured by our Double Patent 
 Gunpowder-proof and absolutely Unpickable 
 Lock, with small solid pin keys in duplicate, 
 and protected by Hardened Drill-proof Plate. 
 
 (A ol | are aT Outside of door finished plain. No mouldings 
 i) or panels. 
 | E nal : mT Thoroughly well made by modern 
 
 | machinery. Carriage paid to any railway 
 
 station in the United Kingdom. 
 Measurement Outside . 
 Frame Prices. 
 No. Mey wel, Ags 3051 JE Be Gh 
 26 D Out 2 MeO 13 10 oO 
 27 D Cy Of Dar O 14,276 
 2 28 D 6 Ogx 2 n6 I5 15 0 
 | 29 D OF Gx 2586 1015 o 
 4 | 30 D GR Or< 3G I7 15 0 
 ———— Sle) “86, 6x 13 Bo 19 15 0 
 lho «©6822 07 o «3 0 aeeen 3° 
 
 OT Ns 
 
 Doors to open inwards from £3 to £6 extra. 
 No. 1006. 
 
 Where a réliable well-made door is required, at a low price, QUOTATIONS AND DRAWINGS FOR EVERY CLASS 
 
 this quality is strongly recommended as the best value on the 
 
 market. OF IRON DOOR SUPPLIED ON APPLICATION. 
 
 Con. Com. H. 
 
142 
 
 FIREPROOF DOORS, SAFES, 
 
 ii “Fast Bind! 
 
 Fast Find! 
 
 WHITFIELD'S 
 
 . (Sec. F 
 
 elit WALL OR INSURANCE DOORS. 
 
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 : a 
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 SPECIFICATION. 
 
 { OOR Plates }in., panelled in two panels, with 3in.x4in. stiles 
 4) and top rail, and gin. x } in. middle and bottom rails (doors over 
 
 3 ft. wide, panelled in four panels), hung with centres into 
 24in.x Zin. frame, with r}in.x in. rebate, secured with two 12 in. 
 
 barrel bolts and lever dead lock, malleable pull handle. 
 
 coats lead colour, and carriage paid any principal railway station. 
 
 Size of Plate, 6 ft. Oin. x 2 ft. 6in. 
 
 Price, £7 O O 
 6 ft. Gin. x 2 ft. 6 in. As 7 S&S 4 
 6 ft. 6in. x3 ft. Oin. hs 7 11 #4 
 7 ft. Oin. x 3 ft. Oin. A 8 1 4 
 6ft. 6 in. x 3 ft. Gin. 5 812 8 
 7ft. Oin. x8 ft. Gin. 818 8 
 
 Painted two 
 
 If this door is panelled on each tace of the plate, thus complying 
 with the requirements of the Fire Offices Committee, and hung with 
 centres into 2} in. x in. frame, with 14 in. x Zin. rebate :— 
 
 Size of Plate, 6 ft Oin. x2 ft. 6 in. Briceysac sic O 
 
 G6 ft, Ginx 2att. Gant 3 8 4 0 
 
 si Gift Cine ott Onmn: a 8 10 4 
 
 . 7 tt. Oin.x 8 ft. O.in. 5 9 1 4 
 
 : 6 ft. 6 in. x 3 ft. 6 in. ° . 9 18 O 
 
 4 7 ft. Oin. x 8 ft. 6 in. eh 10 5 8 
 SPECIFIC ATION:. 
 
 DOUBLE INSURANCE DOOR AND FRAME. 
 
 panels, with 3 in, x }in. stiles and top rail, 
 
 and 4in.x1in. middle and bottom rails, 
 and hung with centres into 2}in.x4in. frame, 
 with 14in.x in. rebate, left leaf secured with 
 two 12in. barrel bolts, and right leaf with lever 
 dead Jock, malleable pull handles. Painted two 
 coats lead colour, and carriage paid any principal 
 railway station. 
 
 ee Plates }in., each leaf panelled in two 
 
 Size of Plates, . ft. Oin.x4ft.O0in. .. £10 8 O 
 es 7 ft.Oin.x4ft.6in. .. :f1 2 © 
 
 a Vivi Oliva taste Osta, soi i Wa 
 
 i Tatts Oine< OMttsOnte ut sl omnes O 
 8ft.Oin.x6ft.Oin. .. 14 6 O 
 
 9 
 
 If each leaf of this door is panelled on each 
 face of the plate (as illustrated), thus complying 
 with the requirements of the Fire Offices 
 Committee, and hung with centres into 2} in. x 
 Sin. frame, with 14 in. x 3 in. rebate :— 
 
 Size of Plates, 7 ft. Oin.x4ft.Oin. .. £12 1 4 
 4 7ft.O0in.x4ft.6in. .. 12 15 8 
 
 Watt. Oinex 5 ft. Olin, —.. 13 10 4 
 
 Z ft. Gun. < Sift Oam. >. 14 is 0) 
 
 Suit. Onna OuimvOlin. a. 16 a 
 
 WHITFIELD’S SAFE & DOOR CO. 
 OXFORD STREET, BIRMINGHAM. 
 
 LONDON OFFICE: 
 
 GODLIMAN HOUSE, 
 
 GODLIMAN STREET, E.C. 
 
Sec. F] FIREPROOF DOORS, SAFES, &c, ae 
 
 “Fast Bind! Fast Find!” 
 
 WHITFIELD'’S 
 Steel Fire-Resisting Door. 
 
 QUALITY No. 37. 
 
 STAT 
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 This Door can be 
 
 hung on the left or i] This Door can be 
 
 opposite hand shown made to open inwards 
 ES =| = = XM A 
 indsketch ic butidnices TTT if required, at an extra 
 wae A cost of 
 ‘so specified will be 
 £110 0 
 
 Sent as drawn. 
 
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 SPECIFICATION. 
 <q) OOR Plate 4in., hung with strong forged centres into 3 in. x din. frame, with 21 in. x £in. rebate bar, 
 J secured with four bolts at front (fixed bolts at back), controlled by our 6-lever solid block lock 
 with two keys, and protected by hardened steel plate. Lockcase 3hin. thick, filled with the best 
 known fire-resisting composition, secured to door-plate with pins, nuts, and straps. 
 
 Size of door plates, 6 fc. O in. x 2 ft. Oin. a Be . Price, £12 15 O 
 * 6 ft.Oin. x 2 ft. € in. a a0 a5 14 0 0 
 
 % Giits Ons x. Sift; Orn: =r “i ts > 15 15 oO 
 
 ss Gift Grin 2) it One ae “4 Be 55 15 15 Oo 
 it. O inex ontt Onn 17 10 O 
 
 WHITFIELD'S. SAFE & ‘DOOR CO., 
 
 OXFORD STREET, BIRMINGHAM. 
 
 LLONDON OFFICE: GODLIMAN HOUSE, GODLIMAN STREET, E.C. 
 
FIREPROOF DOORS, SAFES, &c. [Secieh: 
 
 Fast Bind! Fast Find!” 
 
 WHITEIELD'S 
 STEEL FIRE AND THIEF RESISTING STRONG Room Door. 
 
 QUALITY No. 32. 
 
 i MNCL TT (ut Ea ea ERTS 
 
 This Door can be 
 This Door can be 
 
 hung on the left or 
 
 made to openinwards. 
 
 opposite hand shown : 
 if required at an 
 
 in sketch, but unless 
 extra cost of 
 
 so specified will be 
 
 £1 10 0 
 
 sent as drawn. 
 
 plate by Sin. pins and nuts), controlled by Whitfield’s Patent 9-Slide Gunpowder-proof Unpickable 
 
 fia movable bolts each back and front, shooting through an angle iron lockcase (secured to door 
 Lock (two keys), protected by hardened steel plate. 
 
 Size of Door Plate sic 6 ft. x 2 ft. 6 ft. x2 ft. 6in. Gittae<roptte 6 ft. Gin. x3 ft. 
 Fire and Thief d eS: d. ee Gl, 4 si id: Lesa ds 
 Door Plate, din... | Resisting .. Price 17 15 6 19 6 O 20 12 O 22 0 0 
 Frame, 3 in. x% in- 1 
 Rebate, 2}in.xZin. | Thief Resistin fe Sah mms ane ds oes 6 a al 
 only...) Priceuse15°212500 17-0770 18 10 O 20 0 0 
 Hire and Thief Hy. ise pad. Ji eel YB Se Nek £ s. d 
 Door Plate, gin. .. Resisting =." Price) 195550 21 0 90 22 18 #O 2410 0 
 Frame, 33 in. X#in. 4 
 Rebate, 2hin. x Zin. | Thief Resisting £ ss d. iB Ry GE £ s 4d, £ s d. 
 | only...  .. Price 16 14 O 18, 27. 6 20 © .O 2110 0 
 
 WHITFIELD’'S SAFE & DOOR CO. 
 
 OXFORD STREET, BIRMINGHAM. 
 
 LONDON OFFICE: GODLIMAN HOUSE, GODLIMAN STREET, E.C. 
 
Sec. F] FIREPROOF DOORS, SAFES, &c. 145 
 
 Fast Bind! Fast Find!” 
 
 WH TRE E DS 
 pleel Fire & Thief Resisting Strong Room Door, Grille & Lobby, 
 
 Complete for 18 inch Wall. 
 
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 The advantage of The fixing is very 
 
 using this method of 
 
 simple, the back angle 
 
 securing the door-way 
 
 iron can be taken off, 
 
 openin of a Stron 
 p g g the Grille and Lobby 
 
 ‘Room is that the brick 
 
 then pushed into posi- 
 workcan be built upand 
 
 tion, when it can be 
 allowed to thoroughly | 
 
 dry and settle before | refixed from the inside 
 
 of the Rebate of Grille. 
 
 athe door, &c., is fixed. 
 
 ANHAAUTVUTUIVTVUO TUTE | | 
 ee alk 
 
 ES Illustration shows our Quality No. 32 Door (see opposite page) fitted into a Lobby suitable 
 
 for walls up to 18 inch thick, with a Ventilating Grille on the inner side, and with angle iron 
 at front and back edges which securely clip the wall on either side, thus greatly adding to the 
 tesisting power of door against burglars. 
 
 Size of Door Plate . : : | iE Bite 6 ft. x 2 ft. 6 in. 6 ft. x 3 ft. GitIGnine Gest 
 Door Plate, } in.—Fire and Thief Resisting . £3015 6 £32 16 O £3512 0 £38 5 0 
 : Thief Resisting only . : 2812 O 3010 O 33 5 O 36 00 
 Door Plate, § in.—Fire and Thief Resisting . 32 5 © 3410 0 3718 O 4015 0 
 Thief Resisting only . : 2914 0 3117 6 35 0 O 38 00 
 
 ‘WHITFIELD’S: SAFE & DOOR EO., 
 
 OXFORD STREET, BIRMINGHAM. 
 
 LONDON OFFICE: GODLIMAN HOUSE, GODLIMAN STREET, E.C. 
 
Fh MA oY eA MR Ded. Seer) RY”! Rea ee 
 s % : os - ws ee 
 
 146 — FIREPROOF DOORS, SAFES, &c. [Sec. F 
 
 JOHN TANN’S 
 
 “ANCHOR RELIANCE” BENT STEEL SAFES, 
 
 STRONG-ROOM & PARTY WALL DOORS 
 
 “ HOLBORN, 1644.” ) OR mEVERY TDESERIPTION. (« HOLEOHIL Eten 
 
 HINGED PARTY WALL OR 
 
 TARIFF DOORS 
 Panelled on both sidts to meet the requirements of the 
 Fire Offices’ Committee. 
 6-ft. o-in. x 2-ft. o-in. a 0° £67 3570 
 6-ft..6-in. x 2-{t. 6-in. 614 0 
 6-ft. o-in. x 3-ft. o-in. 7 5 0 
 6-ft. o-in. x 3-ft. 6-in. ial 6anG 
 6-ft. G-ine ax) 2-1t..0-in- 7 20:66 
 6-ft. 6-in. x 3-ft. o-in. TAZ O 
 6-ft. 6-in. x 3-ft. 6-in. 8 4 0 
 7-ft. O-in. x 2-ft. 6-in. (Gein 1 
 7-ft. O-in. x 3-ft. o-in. 8 0 0 
 (i d | 7-ft. O-in. xX 3-ft. 6-in 9 0 0 
 i A | a DISCOUNTS ON APPLICATION. 
 PLATE CLOSET AND STRONG 
 ROOM DOORS AND GRILLES. 
 | Plate Closet | Steaniz Room Ventilating 
 | Fe ¥ Or he 8 Ah ¥e &. wa 
 6-ft, o-in. x 2-ft, G-in. 1215 07) 15° 0. 0) 1s -Omee 
 6-ft. o-in. x 3-ft. o-in. = 17 0 0) S&S Ome 
 6-ft. 6-in. x 2-ft. g-in.| 14 58 0/417 0 0} 80m 
 6-ft. 6-in. x 3-ft. o-in. _- 19 .0 01 94.080 
 4-ft. o-in. x 3-ft. o-in.! 15 15) 0 |. 21-10 30) 410m Omee 
 
 PRICES SUBJECT TO LIBERAL DISCOUNT. 
 
 Estimates given for Ornamental Iron Doors to Architects’ Special Designs, and 
 for every description of Iron Doors, with Wrought or Cast-Iron Frames. 
 
 STEEL MOVABLE STRONG ROOMS AND STRONG ROOM. FITTINGS. 
 
 Estimates and Full Illustrated Lists on Application. 
 
 NEWGATE STREET, LONDON, EC. 
 
 Telephone: “HOLBORN, Ai 
 
147 
 
 See also Summary of Contents, page 1. 
 
 Section H. 
 Lighting and Fittings. 
 Ventilation. Ventilation and Warming. 
 
 Warming. Tubes, &c. 
 
 FIRMS REPRESENTED IN THIS SECTION, 
 
 PAGE | PAGE 
 ACETYLENE CorPoRATIoN OF GREAT Britain, Lip, eek] GRAY, JAMES Hie Once ay on ite pecan 56) 
 _— Arrwoop, J. Kis Re anand bs she ce ae 156 HAYWARD Bros. & eee Le. Yee pes pee eld 
 Boye, Ropert, & Son ... i .. special position, 3, 315 Howorrn, J., Cole : ee ee ask ae LOU 
 ee CLARK,’S.5, & Co... ie Hey sai ihe ae e elon QUADRUPLE EXHAUST evivieoe Co. ok ee gees EMSA 
 CoorEr, HEW e100. CO, s*LiDsi = Fok ve 18 ne ree relA | StEwarts & Lioyns, Lop. ve vee Sis ce ae DS 
 
 - Erricieyt Licutine & Hnatinc Co. 3 en ve. 148 Sun Gas Co., |i ae oe ee ae eer rene bo 
 _ Eusy & Sons, Lp. ats oe re a ait Bo ae Taytor, 8. 'T., & Sons -..: ees Sis ie ee eA DO 
 a eo J., & Sons.. Ri eR ee, eM ts De LOS | Wonrtner-Smitu, J., Gray & Co... he se DS 
 
 - ACETYLENE PLANT 
 
 Of all descriptions and sizes, both Carbide-to-Water and Water-to- Carbide, Automatic 
 : : ‘ ‘ and Non-Automatic, from ten lights upwards 
 
 _ PLANTS UP TO 300 LIGHTS always in Stock, 
 a above this size built to order. 
 
 CONTINUOUS SUPPLY of CARBIDE guaranteed. 
 Plants guaranteed for 5 years. 
 
 ESTIMATES ON PLANS FREE. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE. 
 
 THE AGETYLENE CORPORATION OF GREAT BRITAIN, LTD. 
 
 49, VICTORIA STREET, WESTMINSTER. 
 
 Telegrams: a FLAMMA, si Ape . Telephone: 430 Westminster. 
 
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 Man 
 
 Electric Lighting & Power 
 * Country Mansions & Estates. | 
 
 , US 
 UR life-long experience of the requirements of Country Mansions and Estates qualifies us to give 
 expert advice on this subject, and to draw up schemes either for large or small installations, — 
 
 We shall be pleased to estimate for supplying and erecting Generating Plant most suitable for each 
 individual case, for Lighting the Mansion, Workshop, etc. ; and for the supply and erection of Motors for 
 driving all kinds of Machinery. Also for Electric Lifts, Motor Car Charging Apparatus, Bells, 
 
 - Telephones, Water-level Indicators, Fire Alarms, and Electric Fire Pumps. . 
 
 For SMALL COUNTRY HOUSES, where the initial cost has hitherto been prohibitive, we 
 have brought out a new system by which the occupiers can have the benefit of this best, most cleanly, 
 and least troublesome of all illuminants, at a cost which compares very favourably with Acetylene Gas 
 
 or any other method of lighting. Before deciding on any other scheme, please write for particulars to 
 
 Ghe Efficient Lighting & Fleating Co., 
 
 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS, 
 
 HILL STREET, PARK ROAD, REGENT’S PARK, LONDON, N.W. 
 
 Telephone 996 Mayfair. t 
 
 THE SUN GAS COMPANY, LTD.,. 
 
 15 Tothill Street, Broadway, Westminster, S.W. 
 
 No Water Used. The Highest Gas Yield. 
 No Purifier Required.’ The Most Per- 
 = fect System on the Market. 
 aes Absolutely Non-automatic. 
 
 ESTIMATES FOR 
 COMPLETE 
 INSTALLATIONS 
 
 for a 
 Mansions, Churches, Villages, Factories, &c. 
 
mr is Steam Works: aS ’ Offices: 
 16 & 18, Little Queen Street, Upper George Street, 4 28a, Upper George Street, Edgware Road, 
 Edgware Road, London, W. wi London, W. 
 
 oy 
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 , aM HW.Cooper2¢ ‘ 
 
 ‘OR SUPERIORITY eA k 
 
 ESTABLISHED I860. 
 
 H.W. COOPER & CO.,, um. 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF 
 
 : Cooper’s Glass, Revolving, Circular and Sliding Ventilators. 
 
 (H. W. COOPER, Sole Inventor) 
 
 for Private and Public Buildings, Churches, Halls, and Lights ot every description. 
 
 Improved Glass Louvre and Venetian Ventilators, Improved Copper, Brass, Gun-Metal, and [ron Casements, 
 
 Glass Circular Ventilators Improved Glass Louvre 
 
 Ventilators. 
 
 = 
 
 SLIDING GLASS VENTILATORS, 
 
 H. W. Cooper, Sole Inventor. 
 
 (es 
 
 Improved Circular Ventilators and Swing Casements. 
 
 aN 
 
 H. W. COOPER, Sole Inventor. 
 
 The above can be fixed in any existing plates without 
 removing the plates from their positions in Shop Fronts 
 or other Windows. eS 
 
 i IMPROVED COPPER, BRASS, GUN METAL, AND IRON CASEMENTS. 
 
 Pe a ee 
 
 Orders to be sent to the Office, addressed to ‘‘The Secretary, H.W. COOPER & Co, Limited,’’ 
 
 28a, UPPER GEORGE STREET, EDGWARE ROAD, LONDON, W. 
 
150 VENTILATION. (Sec. H 
 Telegrams: ESTABLISHED 1858. Telephone: 
 “‘Ventilator, Farnworth, Bolton.’’ 59 Farnworth, Bolton. 
 
 Contractors to War Office and Admiralty. 
 
 James Howorth & Co. 
 
 ENGINEERS, 
 
 VICTORIA WORKS, FARNWORTH, near Bolton. 
 
 ‘‘Champion”’ Electric Driven Propeller Fans. 
 
 Maximum 
 Adaptability. Efficiency, 
 Low combined with 
 Multiplicity a Minimum 
 of Parts. Expenditure of 
 
 Power. 
 
 Archimedean Screw 
 Ventilators. 
 
 “Champion” Stationary 
 Ventilators. 
 
 Type C1.—Vertical Discharge. 
 
 OUR SPECIALTIES 
 
 include : 
 Humidifying, 
 
 Induced and Forced Draught, 
 Ventilating & Heating (any system), 
 and Dust Collecting Apparatus 
 
 Air Purification and Drying. 
 
 Steel Plate Fans, Blowers and 
 Exhausters (engine, motor, or 
 Belt driven). 
 
 Archimedean Revolving Screw Vein- 
 tilators. 
 
 Stationary Ventilators and Turrets. 
 Gobble Cowls. 
 
 Furnaces, etc., for High Pressure 
 Hot Water Heating. : 
 
 — a : ; Round Base Ventilator. 
 Square Base Ventilator. Sheringham and Tobin Inlets. Ce Te RSETRE La) 
 
 Type Al. 
 
 CATALOGUE, PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS, AND ESTIMATES FREE ON APPLICATION. 
 
Sec. H| VENTILATION. | 15] 
 
 Patented. QUADRUPLES! 
 
 POWERFUL, MODERN, 
 SCIENTIFIC. 
 (Back Draughts impossible.) 
 
 DESIGNS to suit all 
 Prices and purposes. 
 
 PRICES: 
 No. 1. 
 9" 12" ds 18” 20" 
 50/- 82/6 125/- 165/- 204|- 
 No. 3. 
 
 85/6 114/- 165/- 205/6 250]- 
 
 Soil Pipe Exhausts. Lancashire. 
 
 Successful in 
 Stove Ventilators. Smoke Cures. 
 
 Low-down and Obstructed Situations. 
 
 THOSE WHO 
 
 Kindly mention ‘‘ The Contractors’ Compendium ”’ as the 
 source of their information, when communicating with the 
 
 Firms represented therein, render an important service in 
 
 enabling us to secure the fuller support of Manufacturers, 
 
 &c., thus making the Book more comprehensive and valuable 
 as a Work of Reference. 
 
152 
 
 VENTILATION & WARMING. (Sec. H 
 
 Telegraphic Address, Ural seeps 
 “ VENTILATION, “ROYAL, LiVERPOOL. 
 LIVERPOOL.” a 
 
 John Gibbs & Son’s Patent 
 Combined Fan & Patent 
 Dustproof Electric Motor. 
 
 For the Effective Ven- 
 tilation of Theatres, 
 Concert Halls, 
 Colleges, Technical 
 Schools, Smoke Rooms, 
 Bilhard Rooms, 
 Restaurants, Offices, 
 Private Residences, and 
 anv building where 
 Electricity is or can be 
 
 Tes 
 
 C) 
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 a) \s 
 
 WOM Ai aigg, 
 
 BoLTON TOWN HaLlL.—WARMED AND VENTILATED BY JOHN GIBBS & SON. 
 
 employed. 
 PRICES. 
 12in.diam ..£10 2 
 15 in He voce oiler )9) 
 TS) 1s tee ie!) 
 PROS, Pal (0) 
 DAS ans 94 O 
 30105 meen 82 5 
 30in. ,, 38 14 
 PON a 52 0 
 AS Om: 57 10 
 
 Absolutely the Best 
 Fan on the 
 
 SCOCOCOCOCOm 
 
 Market. 
 
 Special Quotations for 
 Quantities. 
 
 WARMING, VENTILATING, ELECTRICAL, 
 AND GONSULTING ENGINEERS. 
 
 REDUCED PRICE LIST 
 Of GIBBS’ PATENT WEATHER- 
 PROOF EXTRACTORS. 
 
 These Extractors are Absolutely Weather- 
 proof (See Results on R.M.S. ‘‘Campania,” 
 ‘¢Tucania,”’ and others), and notwithstanding the 
 extremely low prices are of heavy gauge galvan- 
 ised steel, rivetted throughout, and therefore 
 not dependent upon solaer in apy structural 
 part, 
 
 EXTRACTORS No. 1, 2, & 3 designs, or with 
 round, square, or octagon bases for turrets. 
 
 12in.diameter* 6in. pipe ..£1 5 O 
 
 14 in. ie eV G alten) Ss le OmeO 
 
 16 1p. A SAPS itis ee EY DAKO) 
 
 18 in. She Le CE Fg OKs) (0, 
 
 20 in. 6 a TOWMTe eee 3 10 0 
 
 24 in. 4% + STZ ape 410 0 
 
 27 in. oF * 134in. ,, OR OMLO, 
 
 30 in. 4 oo Tees thay | cg 6a10 80 
 
 36 in. Fe eT ORNia tr, 815 0 
 
 42 in. ee eT Ne Ui) a, 
 
 48 in. rd plea, yp so IK 
 
 54 1n. pean 27 ANY, in ree lon tOMmO i 
 ‘These are sizes of pipes suggested, but can be varied as required i 
 
 Many other Designs are shown in our Catalogue, 
 which will be forwarded upon application. 
 
 No. 3, Registered Design. 
 
 Gibbs’ Patent Weatherproof Extractor. Gibbs’ Patent Weatherproof Extractor- 
 
 72,74 & 76, JUKE STREET, LIVERPOOL. 
 
 See Opposite. 
 
Sec. H) 
 
 VENTILATION & WARMING. 153 
 
 International Exhibition, 
 Liverpool, 
 
 Gold Medal.— Highest Award. 
 
 JOH 
 
 Telegraphic Address, 
 “©YVENTILATION, LIVERPOOL” 
 Mark. eee 
 
 Telephone No. 2579, 
 ‘ ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.” 
 
 N GIBBS & SON. 
 
 On Admiralty and War Office List. 
 
 Contractors to H. M. Office of Works, the School Board for Londoa, and Leading Corporations. 
 
 WARMING AND VENTILATING INSTALLATIONS 
 
 For Public Buildings, Asylums, Infirmaries, Churches, Colleges, Hospitals, Mansions, Clubs, Schools, Dwelling 
 Houses, Railway Stations, Warehouses, Shops, Offices, Police Cells, Steamships, Yachts, Lighthouses, Railway 
 Carriages, Furniture Store Rooms, Factories, Conservatories, Greenhouses, Hot-Houses, Plant Houses, also 
 
 ECONOMY. 
 
 NEATNESS. 
 DURABILITY. 
 
 EFFICIENCY. 
 
 Drying Rooms, Hot Closets, Disinfectors, &c., &c., &c. 
 
 “IMPROVED SMALL BORE PIPE” Hot Water Warming 
 Apparatus. 
 
 This Apparatus, when scientifically designed and fixed, is the most economical system of 
 warming known, as the consumption of fuel is small, the heat is quickly got up, is ess'ly 
 managed, is perfectly safe, is the acme of simplicity, is efficient and durable. The pipes 
 being so small, they can be fixed where larger pipes would be inadmissible, and can be Lent 
 round columns, mouldings, and all kinds of fittings. It can be filled with anti-freezing 
 liquid (when desired), and can be fired any weather, regardless of frost. 
 
 “IMPROVED LOW PRESSURE” Hot Water Warming 
 Apparatus. 
 
 Constructed of wrougit iron piping, from 1 in. diameter upwards, also of cast iron 
 piping from 2 ins. diameter, upwards, with and without Radiators, in conjunction with 
 ventilating schemes, or otherwise. 
 
 “STEAM WARMING APPARATUS,” both High and Low Pressure. 
 
 In conjunction with ventilating schemes, or otherwise, with and without Radiators. For Workhouses, Asylums, &c 
 
 Mostyn House School, Parkgate, Cheshire. 
 
 Warming, Ventilation, and 
 
 Supply Apparatus, installed by 
 JOHN GIBBS ®& SON, with results as 
 
 under: 
 
 Messrs. J. GIBBS & SON. 
 
 Dear Sirs,—The heating apparatus, 
 
 comprising the two Cornish 
 Hot Water Radiators and 
 
 Supply, which you have erected for me 
 
 Hot-Water 
 
 Boilers with 
 Hot Water 
 
 throughout my school buildings, works ex- 
 ceedingly well, and gives every satisfaction. 
 It furnishes both heat into large rooms and 
 supplies us with an ample amount of Hot 
 
 Water for bathroom purposes. 
 
 Believe me, yours truly, 
 
 J. G. & S. make a speciality of Hot Water Supply Apparatus for 
 
 The fact that we have 
 
 Institutions and Domestic Purposes. 
 hitherto relied upon the recommendation afforded by the satisfactory carrying out 
 
 of work entrusted to our care for the development of our business is in itself a guarantee to intending customers. 
 All Apparatus designed and carried out by us is guaranteed to work successfully, and maintained in repair for 
 
 twelve months 
 
 Warmine, VENTILATING, ELECTRICAL, AND GonsuLting ENGINEERS. 
 12,14& 76, JUKE STREET, LIVERPOOL. 
 
 See Opposite. 
 
VENTILATION & WARMING. [Sec 
 
 EMLEY & SONS, Lt. 
 
 42 & 44 Westgate Road, NEWCASTLE-UPON- TYNE. 
 
 Telegraphic Address—‘‘ EMLEY, NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE”’ (A BC Code). lronworks—ORCHARD STREET, NEWCASTLE- 
 P.O. Tel. No. 499. Nat. Tel. Nos. 1119 and 2390. Nat. Tel. No. 2520. 
 
 HEATING APPARATUS 
 
 For Churches, Schools, Public Buildings, Conservatories, Vineries, &c., 
 by Hot Water or Steam. Ventilation on the Plenum or Exhaust System. 
 
 For all 
 
 Plain and ©rnamental Smith Work bureses 
 
 Wrought to Architect’s Special Designs. 
 
 Plumbing. Sanitary Engineering. 
 
 ALL WORK DONE BY EXPERIENCED WORKMEN, AND IN ANY PART OF THE COUNTRY. 
 
 References to Architects for whom work has been done, also to some Contracts completed. 
 HEATING.—TuHEeEAtTRE Roya, Newcastle-on-Tyne; Workuouse, Gateshead; NoRTHUMBERLAND CounTY ASYLUM, 
 Morpeth; St. BARNABAS’ CHURCH, Dulwich; STgPHENSON LiBRraRy, Newcastle-on-Tyne; Biinp AsyLuM, Newcastle-on-Tyne; 
 SCHOOLS, etc., etc. 
 JRON WORK.—Wrought Iron Verandah to three floors (two elevations) for Messrs. EcKSTEIN’S Buildings, Johannesburg, etc., ete- 
 
 ‘Safford’ Radiators. ‘Daisy’ Boilers. Hayward’s ‘ Alliance” 
 No Bolts. No Packing. No Leakage. | “Ele Acting Ventilators.. 
 
 Right & Left Screwed Nipple Connections. 
 All Radiators tested to 120 1b. Pressure. 
 
 om 
 
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 lt Wier TD ant ml 
 
 IMPROVED MICA OUTLET & SHERINGHAM INLET FRESH AIR INLET BRACKETS. 
 VENTILATORS. 
 
 HAYWARD BROTHERS & ECKSTEIN, Ltd., 187-201 Union Street, Borough, LONDON, S.E. 
 
WITHOUT SMOKE or SMELL. 
 
 NO FLUE REQUIRED. WJ 
 CLARK’S PATENT HYGIENIC 
 
 “SYPHON” STOVES 
 
 THE MOST ECONOMICAL AND EFFICIENT SYSTEM FOR HEATING PUBLIC HALLS, 
 SCHOOLS, HOSPITAL WARDS, CORRIDORS, THEATRES, SHOPS, OFFICES, 
 AND ALL PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND PRIVATE RESIDENCES. 
 
 No.5. ‘‘Sypnon Stove.” 
 
 Extensively Adopted by 
 
 SOCIO St 
 \ His Majesty’s Board of Works 
 FOR USE AT— 
 
 Supplied to 
 
 The War Office. 
 The Post Offices. 
 The Police Courts. 
 
 His Majesty THE KING. 
 Her late Majesty Queen Victoria. 
 
 H.R.H. Duke of Connaught. 
 H.R.H. The late Duke of Saxe- 
 Coburg Gotha. 
 H.R.H. Princess Henry of Battenberg. 
 The British Embassy in Berlin 
 The Mansion House. 
 The Bank of England. 
 Etc., Etc., Ete. 
 
 His Majesty's Prisons. 
 
 The Educational Department. 
 
 The Royal Gunpowder Factory. 
 Etc., Etc.. Ete. 
 
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 ames | DE | GEE | eas iB 
 
 Zk No. 26. ‘‘Syphon”’ Radiator. 
 
 HUTA 
 
 CLARK’S Patent ‘‘SYPHON’’ STOVES give 
 : a PURE, EQUABLE and AGREEABLE HEAT. <9 Yee REY E 
 SPECIAL which can be graduated or sustained at the : ESI Nes 
 will of the user. The extremely small quantity et USS SSE Gog 
 of gas consumed by the ‘‘Syphon Stove Ln MTT 
 renders it the most Economical Apparatus i 
 FEATURES. known. 
 All products of combustion are rendered in- 
 eo °@ : : Aaete 
 nocuous by Automatic Action within the Stove, 
 Pure Heated Air only being emitted. 
 
 The late Mr. D'Oyle Carte, of the Savoy Theatre, writing of these Stoves, says:— z | rn i iT l 
 “T have used your Hygienic gas heating stoves in this Theatre all last winter. and y MI tl | 
 have found them in every way most satisfactory. I think I must have had ten or a 3 mn —— 
 dozen of them in.various parts of the Theatre, and in the very cold weather we had H 
 
 last winter they succeeded in warming the Corridors. etc., admirably.” 
 
 CATALOGUES AND FULL PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION. 
 
 — 
 5S Pa IPY 
 
 SSS 
 
 S. CLARK & Co., Patentees and Makers. Compton Works, Canonbury Road, 
 Highbury, London, N. 
 
 Showrooms: Bath House, 58 Holborn Viaduct, E.C. 
 Telegrams: ‘‘ Syphon Stoves, London.’’ Telephone No. 1777 North. 
 
 No.22. ‘‘Syphenette ™ 
 
TUBES, &c. (Sec. H : 
 
 LIMITED. 
 
 41, OSWALD STREET, 
 GLASGOW. 
 
 STEWARTS AND LLOYDS, 
 
 NILE STREET, 
 
 BIRMINGHAM. 
 
 OFFICES AND WAREHOUSES. 
 
 London: 50, Cannon St., and 157 & 158, Upper 
 Thames St. 
 
 Liverpool: 63, Paradise St. 
 
 Manchester: 84, Deansgate, and Commercial St. 
 Leeds: Neville St. and Sovereign St. 
 
 Cardiff: 132, Bute St., and Hannah St. 
 
Section J. 
 
 jifts, Elevators, &c. Stable Fittings. 
 
 FIRMS REPRESENTED IN THIS SECTION. 
 
 PAGE 074) pee ‘ f . PAGE 
 
 Hee a 3 160 Ta J. E: & Say Redon a sit, Svinte Mapu LOL. 
 
 , Jonny, & Sons ; Ei OO St. -PANcras Inoxw ORK Co.; Lp. Melber . 166 
 Garpiner, Sons & Co., Lp...’ : 161] Smirk & Stevens  ... . 1644, 1645 
 Haywarp Bros. os Lp. Bataan eco TaN. . Wayeoon, R., & Co,, Lo. | . - 162, 163 
 lire & Horst Oo. Bikan hy conten: ees , 1608 Pe Wa Hol hae as hae PEGE 
 
 Builders’ Announcements, 
 
 Commencing on page 347, showing the class of work. 
 various ‘Building Firms are accustomed to undertake, are 
 
 a. valuable guide to - Architects when Blacisg contracts 
 
 for the erection of Buildings, Be. ae 
 
LIFTS, ELEVATORS, © 
 
 |G. BRADY &Co. 
 
 | 49, Pott Street, Ancoats, 
 
 ‘MANCHESTER. 
 Patent Improved __ LIFT COMPLETE, 
 
 Noiseless, Self-Sustaining, READY FOR FIXING, 
 
 Including Gearing, Cage, 
 HAND POWER Ropes, Runners and Adjustable 
 SE Vi oe Balance Weight. : 
 R CE ; Suitable for 28-lb. Load. 
 
 . Total Height, 17 feet. 
 For Hotels, Restaurants, From $7 10s 
 Mansions, Schools, 
 
 Boarding Houses, GEA RI NG. 0 N YY; 
 
 Warehouses, Shops, &c. From £4 10s. 
 
 HAND AND POWER GOODS LIFTS 
 
 of every Description. 
 
 REVOLVING SHUTTER and : 
 SPRING SUN BLIND MAKERS. | 
 
 CATALOGUES FREE ON APPLICATION. SEE ALSO PAGE 220. 
 
 John Bryden & Sons, — 
 
 90 GLOUCESTER ROAD, 16 FREDERICK ST., 60 RENFIELD ST., 32 BELL ST., 
 
 Telephone—No. 550 Western. National Telephone—5218. Pre en Baca 
 Telegrams—‘‘Bryarum,” London. Telephone—2264, Corporation Telephone—0318. Telephone—79!. 3 # 
 
 LONDON, S.W. EDINBURGH. GLASGOW. _ DUNDEE. 
 
 HAND POWER LIFTS. 
 
 The most popular Lift in the market. Thousands in daily usc. 
 
 vs 
 
 Very silent, easy to work, and quick in action: Can be worked from any floor. The gearing is placed over- — ©” 
 head, and includes driving wheel and endless hemp rope, powerful brake, strong yellow deal cage, balance 
 weight, and dressed yellow deal guides. 
 
 PRICES OF STOCK SIZES See Ie eon a 
 
 additional. 
 
 (Exclusive of Fixing, Trimming Floors or Forming Enclosures), 
 
 Prices of Cages made of oak in- 
 Lift stead of yelluw deal: 
 
 complete, No.0° No.1 No.2) No.3 
 ready to fix. £7 » 12/- 15]- 18/- 
 
 = 3 No 4 
 22/. additional. 
 
 Oak Guides, 9d. per foot’ of 
 height additional. } 
 
 Prices of Lift Enclosures, height , 
 | 18 feet or less, with sliding doors 
 ' at service openings, made of ¥\ 
 yellow deal, and primed one 
 
 coat: 
 
 No. 0 No. 1 No. 2 
 £7 £7 10]- £8 10/- 
 No. 3 No. 4 ; 
 £10 £14 10]- 
 Additional height, 2/6 to 7/- per foot extra. Additional Heights charged ani 
 5 “ 5 ay ch i proportion. : 
 iMustration of Lifts 30 to 36. Other sizes made—Estimates and Catalogues on Application. Packing charged at cost price. 
 
 Load. 
 
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 THE LIFT & HOIST Co., 
 
 PREMIER IRONWORKS, DEPTFORD, LONDON, S.E. 
 
 Telephone: 223, DEPTFORD. ESTABLISHED 1870. Telegrams: ‘‘ENDLESS’’ LONDON. 
 
 CONTRACTORS TO H.M. OFFICE OF WORKS, WAR OFFICE, ADMIRALTY, MET: ASYLUM BOARD, L.C.C., &c. 
 
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 _ Elevation. 
 
 -No, 2, SELF-SUSTAINING, NOISELESS ; 
 “PREMIER”: DINNER LIFT. 
 
 Guaranteed absolutely noiseless and introduced to 
 supersede winding Lifts. Specially suitable to rise 
 under Hall Table, Sideboard or Counter. They are also 
 
 “PREMIER” DINNER LIFT. 
 Stock SIZES & PRICES for 
 a total height of 18 ft. 
 
 Inside Size of} | oaq. |Price complete made to raise and lower portion of floor automatically, 
 Cage in clear. ready.to fix. and are Self-Sustaining. This is,the most satisfagtory 
 ft. in. ft. in. £ seed: Dinner Lift on the Market. References to Lifts SATS SLES 
 D all er the United Kingdom. 
 
 ‘19x11 4|%.cewt; 810 O : Ls. d. 
 20x11 6/2 cwtt 910 O Z be z To raise 40 Ibs., complete as above, ; 200 
 2 x I 2 cwt ropes spliced and ready to fix. 
 
 2 : x6 2) - rf cwt ie a p GOODS LIFT DRIVEN BY To raise 80 lbs., complete as above ... 14 O CG 
 26x23 . cwtll4 0 O ELECTRIC MOTOR OR FROM To raise 15 cwt., complete as above ... 16 O O 
 
 Sole EXISTING SHAFTING. 
 
 PLEASE SEE OTHER SIDE (B). 
 
LIFTS, 
 
 ELEVATORS, 
 
 &c. Sec. J. 
 
 THE LIFT & HOIST Co., 
 
 PREMIER IRONWORKS, 
 
 Telephone: 
 
 223, DEPTFORD. 
 
 MOTOR CAR OR CARRIAGE LIFT. 
 
 Toraise 1 ton. Platform 12ft. x 6ft. Total height zoft. 
 
 ESTABLISHED 1870. 
 
 DEPTFORD, LONDON, S.E. 
 
 Telegrams: ‘‘ ENDLESS’? LONDON. 
 
 BASEMENT OR CELLAR HOISTS. 
 
 Can be made either Vertical as shewn or Inclined with 
 a Ladder, which can be used for access into Basement. 
 
 To raise 5 cwts. £16 O O 
 PRICE: - £45 O O. : a : ui . o 
 ** SIMPLEX” SWING JIB CRANE 
 
 This illustration shews our Ware- 
 house Wall Crane with ornamental 
 round wrought iron Swing Jib. The 
 prices of Crane as shewn, but with 
 Jib made of flat iron properly braced 
 and stayed, and 8ft. radius with top 
 and bottom Brackets, Bolts and 
 Plates for 14in. wall, Crab Winch 
 with Handles, and 80ft. Crane Chain, 
 
 for fixing inside Hay Lofts, Granaries, &c 
 
 To raise 24 cwts., Jib 2ft. bin. radius £6 10 O 
 £8100 
 
 ” 5 ” > ” 
 
 ‘““PREMIER” IMPROVED SACK 
 
 HOIST 
 with Lifting and Hand Chain for 20ft. Lift. 
 Tested to 23 cwts. Ae on toe bs -O 
 ” Sa - £2 12 0 
 
 WAREHOUSE, GOODS 
 OR FACTORY LIFT 
 By Electric, Hydraulic, Belt or 
 Hand Power. 
 Prices of Hand Power Lifts with Overhead Gear, 
 Balance Weight, Cage, Guides, Spliced Ropes, 
 and all Fittings. 
 
 ala all ready to fix, are: To raise 2 cwts. 12 ft. high £18 0 0 
 To raise 5 cwts. £900 Es : ie es Fas: 5 . 
 » 10, £110 0 eee oe pe £28 O O 
 9 15 a9 £14 O oO 9. 10 ” ” £32 Oo O 
 Sp CAD ce £17 0 O pg LY ayy ” £36 O O 
 MAKERS OF 
 
 High Class Electric, Hydraulic and Hand Pewer Lifts, Hotsts & Cranes. 
 
 PLEASE SEE OTHER SIDE, (A). 
 
 REPRESENTATIVES IN ALL PARTS. \ 74 
 
Sec. J) 
 
 LIFTS, ELEVATORS, &c. 
 
 16] 
 
 GARDINER, SONS, & Go., Lid.. 
 
 Telephone 
 867 
 
 Telegraphic Address 
 “ Gardsons, 
 
 Bristol.’’ 
 
 F 374. 
 
 PARCEL or CHOP 
 LIFT. 
 
 Suitable for Shops, Lun- 
 cheon Bars, &c. Prices 
 complete, as illustrated, 
 for a total height of 17ft. 
 
 Size of Cage: 
 wide. deep. high. 
 Izin. «ro0in. 18in. 
 
 £3 10 O. 
 Polish’'d Mahogany Cage 
 7/6 extra. 
 
 Size of Cage : 
 wide. deep. high. 
 16in. 12in. 24 in. 
 
 £4 0 O. 
 Polish’d Mahogany Cage 
 11/6 extra. 
 
 If above this height, 2/3 
 per foot extra. 
 
 Stop to sustain cage at 
 either floor, 10/- extra. 
 
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 F 375. 
 Improved DINNER LIFT. 
 
 To work from below. Suitable for 
 Private Houses or small Hotels ; will 
 raise load under sideboard or dresser. 
 Prices complete, ready for erection 
 exclusive of enclosures, for a total 
 height of 14 feet. 
 To RatseE 14 lb. 
 
 wide. deep. high. 
 Size of Cage... 16in. I2in. 24in. 
 £8 O O. 
 
 Polished Mahogany Cage, 12/- extra. 
 To RatsE 40 lb. 
 
 wide. deep. high. 
 Size cf Cage ... 24in. 16in. 30in. 
 £9 10 O, 
 
 Polished Mahogany Cage 19/= extra: 
 If above this height, 3/6 per ft. extra. 
 Top enclosure, Polished 
 
 PitchsPine ss £315 0 
 Polished Mahogany 43 0 
 250 
 
 Deal or White Wood 
 
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 With overhead Gearing, to work with 
 Endless Rope from any floor. 
 Price of Ironwork only, with brake, 
 balance weight, and eye and strap for 
 cage, to raise 4 cwt., size of cage 21 in. 
 
 wide x 18 in. deep x 24 in. high 
 £415 O 
 
 Ditto to raise ? cwt., size of cage 24in. wide. 
 
 x r8in. deep x 36in.high.. £5 5 O 
 Ditto to raise 1 cwt., size of cage 27in. wide 
 x 2tdeep x 39in high ... £6 O O 
 Price complete, with Cage, Guides, Bear- 
 ers, Ropes, etc., for a total height of 
 20 feet from bottom floor to top of 
 Rope Wheel. 
 Zcwt., £916 O Scwt.. £1010 O 
 1cwt. £1110 O. 
 If fitted with Patent Automatic Brake, 
 35/= extra. 
 If above 20 feet total height, 4/- per foot 
 extra for either size. 
 Pol. Mahogany Cage, 4cwt. size, 20/- ex. 
 Pol. Mahogany Cage, 2cwt. size, 2216 ex. 
 Pol. Mahogany Cage, 1 cwt. size 26/= ex. 
 
 F 377. 
 
 DOUBLE DINNER LIFT. 
 
 With overhead Gearing, to wo.k wit’ 
 endless Rope from any floor. 
 
 Price of Ironwork only, with brake and 
 straps for cages to raise 28 lb. ; size. f 
 cages, 18in. wide x 16in. deep x 27 
 in, high . £610 O 
 
 Ditto to raise 56lb.; size of cages, 2tin. 
 wide x r8in. deep x 30in. high 
 
 £710 0 
 
 Price, complete with Cages, Guides and 
 Bearers, Ropes, etc., for a total height 
 of 18 feet from bottom floor to top of 
 Rope Wheel, to raise 
 
 28lb. £13 0 0 56lb. $14 10 GC 
 
 If fitted with Patent Automatic Brake, 
 40/- extra. 
 If above 18 feet total height, 4 - per foot 
 extra for either size. 
 Pol. Mahogany Cages, 28lb. size 33/- ex 
 Pol. Mahogany Cages, 56lb. size S9/- cx 
 
 For Casements and Sashes, see Section L. 
 
 _ Con. Com. J. 
 
 Discounts and Quotations for Special Sizes on receipt of requirements. 
 
 Complete Catalogue sent on Applicati .. 
 
LIFTS, ELEVATORS, &C. (Sec. J 
 
 WAYGOOD & CO., Ltd. 
 
 MAKERS OF ALL KINDS OF 
 
 LIFTS AND CRANES. 
 
 ELECTRIC PASSENGER LIFT. 
 
 The illustration below shows our Patent Automatic Push- 
 Button Electric Lift, but where attendant is used we supply our 
 ordinary Electric Lift with handle and positive mechanical cut-off, 
 in case of oversight or carelessness. 
 
 Waygood Hydraulic Suspended Lift. 
 
 HYDRAULIC PASSENGER 
 or GOODS LIFTS, 
 
 on ‘‘ Suspended” principle, as above, or ‘‘ Direct’Acting,’”” 
 with Ram underneath. Can be worked from ordinary towm 
 mains or the Hydraulic Power Co.’s mains. 
 
 NOTES. . 
 
 We make more Electric Lifts than any other Company in the United Kingdom. 
 We sell over 1,000 Machines every year, including Electric, Hydraulic, Belt, and Hand Lifts. 
 
 APPLY FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE TO 
 
 R. WAYGOOD 4¢ Co., Ltd., Falmouth Rd., London, S.E. 
 
Sec. J] LIFTS, ELEVATORS, &c. | 163 
 
 R. WAYGOOD & CO., Lid. 
 
 MAKERS OF ALL. KINDS OF 
 
 CRANES AND LIFTS. 
 
 CRANES for 
 RIVERSIDE, 
 
 as fitted by R. Waygood & Co., Ltd., 
 on the River Thames. 
 
 HOISTS of all kinds. 
 
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 Waygood Electric Crane. 
 
 * 
 
 BELT-=DRIVEN LIFTS. 
 HAND=POWER LIFTS 
 
 of all kinds and for all purposes. 
 
 Wayzgood Hand Dinner Lift. 
 SPECIALITIES ! 
 WAYGOOD LIFTS ON STEAMERS. 
 
 WAYGOOD AUTOMATIC PUSH-BUTTON ELECTRIC LIFT, 
 dispensing with attendant. 
 
 APPLY FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE TO 
 
 R. WAYGOOD ¢& Co., Ltd., Falmouth Rd., London, S.E. 
 
164 LIFTS, ELEVATORS, &C. (Sec. J 
 
 See also Page 226, 
 
 Telegrams—“‘ Lucas, Engineer, Brockley, S.E.” 
 
 J.£. LUCAS & SON, 
 
 SOLE MAKERS AND PATENTEES OF 
 
 The A.B.C, Self-Sustaining DINNER and SERVICE SAFETY LIFT, 
 BROGKLEY, S.E£. 
 
 Contractors to the Admiralty, H.M. Office of Works, War Office. London County Council, 
 
 UL 
 
 ELEVATION. 
 
 PLAN. 
 
 LUCAS’'S PATENT 
 Self-Sustaining A.B.C. Liit. 
 
 Prices as above. 
 
 IN USE ALL OVER THE COUNTRY. 
 STOCK SIZES. 
 
 Tc raise 30 Ibs. one (Single Box. Well Hole.) 
 floor (10 fi.) Com-} 7, rid 2: | 
 lete, mount ont 9 es x 2 £8 tos. 
 beam, ready for Bea eCeR me 
 fixing. 2.3 high 1.54 
 2.0 wide 2.64 
 56 lbs. 1.6 deep £9 tos. 
 2.3 high 1.104 
 | 
 
 OTHER SIZES. ASK FOR ESTIMATE. 
 
 DELIVERED FREE LONDON. 
 
 Simplest, 
 
 MOST 
 
 Effective, 
 
 AND 
 
 Safest. 
 
 UCAS® LIFTS 
 
 ARE IN USE 
 All over the Country. 
 
 Immediately Hauling Rope is let go 
 Load is 
 
 AUTOMATICALLY LOCKED, 
 and will not move until Rope is 
 again pulled. 
 
 OLD-FASHIONED BRAKE LINE SUPERSEDED. 
 
 FITTED WITH ROLLER BEARINGS 
 
 IRON DOORS. 
 METAL CASEMENTS. 
 IRON SASHES. 
 
 &c. 
 
 LUCAS'S 
 Patent Self-Sustaining Lift, to Rise in Cablast. 
 ‘ Prices as above. 
 
 LIFTS ano 
 CRANES 
 
 Of every description. 
 
 PATENT SWIVEL 
 Folding 
 Partitions. 
 
 REVOLVING 
 SHUTTERS. 
 
ELECTRIC LIFTS. 
 
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 A. SMITH & STEVENS. 
 
 Telegraphic | 
 Address— See 
 ‘‘ Hydraulics, 15, BATTERSEA. 
 London.”’ 
 
 Three essential points in a good Litt_Reliability, Safety, Economy. 
 No Lifts combine these qualities in a higher degree than ours. 
 
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 QUEEN’S ROAD, BATTERSEA, S.W. 
 
 MANCHESTER—Norton Street; Greengate. SCOTLAND, NORTHUMBERLAND, DURHAM 
 BIRMINGHAM—W. J. .A. KERR, and YORKSHIRE—W. REGAN, 2, Doune 
 43, Church Street. Terrace, Gourock, Glasgow. 
 -DUBLIN—BOOTH BROS., Agents Also in HOLLAND, AUSTRALIA, 
 
 Upper Stephen Streét. SOUTH AFRICA, etc., etc. 
 
A. SMITH & STEVENS, 
 
 Telephone—115, BATTERSEA. 
 
 Engine for 
 Alternating 
 Current Lift. 
 
 Engine for Automatic Lift, 
 controlled by 
 Push Buttons. 
 
 Why does the User prefer our Automatic Electric Lifts? 
 
 Because they can be relied upon to do 24 hours’ work per day with 
 
 certainty; and they save him money in repairs and power. 
 
 QUEEN’S ROAD, BATTERSEA, S.W. 
 
 The Robinson Printing Co., Ltd., 1, Lombard Court, E.C.—14270 
 
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Ghoul STABLE FITTINGS. gs 
 
 HAYWARD’S STABLE FITTINGS 
 
 “[ HE above view represents the interior of one stable at the Depot of the TorrenHam Urgan Disrrict 
 Councit, where the Entire Fittings for 60 Horses were supplied and fixed by Hayward Brothers 
 and Eckstein, Ltd., under W. H. Prescott, Esq., A.M.I.C.E., Engineer & Surveyor. 
 
 H.B. & E., Ltd., have also recently carried out the following important Contracts :— 
 
 BERMONDSEY BOROUGH COUNCIL Fittings for 70 Horses, under R. G. ANGEL, Esq., A.M.1.C.E. 
 HAMPSTEAD BOROUGH COUNCIL 3 , 55 Horses, ., 0. E. WINTER, Esq., A-M.I.C.E. 
 SOUTHWARK BOROUGH COUNCIL 55 , 48 Horses, ;; A. HARRISON, Esq., A.M.I.C.E. 
 READING CORPORATION bs ,, 32 Horses, ;, J. BOWEN, Esq., A.M.I.C.E. 
 BELMONT ASYLUM me , 28 Horses, ,; Messrs. T. W. ALDWINCKLE & SON 
 ILEOPD URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL - .. 26 Horses, ., H. SHAW, Esq., A.M.I.C.E. 
 ASTON MANOR URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIE, Vs , 24 Horses, ., G.H. JACK, Esq., C.E., F.R.S. 
 NOTTINGHAM CORPORATION a ., 20 Horses, ,, A. BROWN, Esq., A.M.I.C.E. 
 WILLENHALL URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL ,, Pan tWorses. 4... 2: FELLOWS, Esq., C.E. 
 GREENWICH BOROUGH COUNCIL P POSE OLSes, an, E. J. HEWARD, Esq., F.S.I. 
 CANTERBURY CITY AND COUNTY A , 18 Horses, ,, A. C. TURLEY, Esq., A.M.I.C.E. 
 BRENTWOOD URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL - : under J. E. FOTHERGILL, Esq., P.A.S.1., M.S.1. 
 METROPOLITAN POLICE STABLES : : : , & D. BUTLER, Esq. 
 
 : = , R. RENWICK, Esq., Surveyor. 
 Mea CXtog Xe 
 
 COWHOUSE, PIGGERY, AND HARNESS ROOM FITTINGS. 
 STABLE PAVING. STABLE DRAINAGE. ‘STABLE VENTILATION. 
 
 HORSHAM DISTRICT COUNCIL - - 
 
 ILDUSTRATED* CATALOGUE: ON APPLICATION. 
 
 HAYWARD BROTHERS & ECKSTEIN, LTD. 
 
 187—201 UNION STREET, BOROUGH, LONDON, S.E. 
 
 And at 3 Simpson Street, MANCHESTER : 141 West Regent Street, GLASGOW. 
 
166 STABLE FITTINGS. 
 
 he S¥PANCRAS 3 
 IRONWORK-C°L? | 
 
 Stabling, Paving, Drainage, Ventilation at Brookfield Stud Stables, 
 for Mr. W. L. A. Burdett-Coutts, M.P. 
 
 PATENT 
 STABLE FITTINGS 
 
 DRAINAGE and VENTILATION, and other kindred subjects 
 of VITAL IMPORTANCE to the HEALTH of the ANIMALS 
 housed, have received close EXPERT CONSIDERATION. 
 
 Catalogues, Estimates and Designs sent on application. 
 
 171 St. Pancras Road, London, N.W. 
 
 Telephone: 519 North. Telegrams; ‘‘ Equitation, London.’ 
 
See also Summary of Contents, page 1. 
 
 By 4 £ f . 
 
 Section K. 
 Hinges & Springs. 
 
 me Door Furniture, Casement eae 
 Be. 
 
 Sash. Piains. Pulleys Be. 
 _ Kitcheners, Stoves, and Mantels. 
 
 é 
 
 FIRMS REPRESENTED IN THIS SECTION. 
 
 PAGE a hae PAGE. 
 
 173 Lerminc Bar Founpry Co... AE Ge) in oo AST 
 168 Leecorr, W.& Re Lp... ate Pee a aR ee RS 8 9 ES lye 
 
 169 RuopEs’ Parent Sasi Hane ING. CO; Be pha Se ae, 187" 
 
 AIDE “Rimenie, (Ag. & Oo. oe Oe ee, eel 188, 189 
 
 177 oR U Oho OF UE I Ie aR ar a a RR Re i eel SO: 
 
 194 " Surrn, A., & STEVENS = ae a 5 aa 
 
 eee val Smit & CurNer § ... vs ee hee 7h 
 
 Merde ato die ONE Winn, ©, & Co. Ree. Se aa eae 172 
 
 4 me EPO are EN AC PETS T *Wricut, Guo,, Lye 2... Serre geuatiuees ah 190-2193. 
 17jS8—181 
 
 THOSE WHO | 
 
 Kindly mean “ The Conteneines Compendium ' "as the 
 
 source of their information, when communicating with the 
 Firms represented therein, render an important Service in’ 
 enabling us to secure the fuller support of Manufacturers, 
 Be., thus making the Book more. comprehensive and valuable 
 To aee a: Work of Reference, 5 
 
HINGES AND SPRINGS. _ 
 
 Perfection 
 
 In. 
 
 | Silent Closing Door Springs. 
 
 ROBERT A 
 
 NEW ADDRESS: 
 
 3 & 5 Emerald St. opposite. Bedf 
 
 Pneumatic & 
 
 (OPEN WIDER THAN 
 For Fixing in Floor 
 Ny 
 DOUBLE ACTION.. ; 
 Without Check—Quality F. 
 For Doors not over 
 No.330. 6ft. x 1ft. gin. x 1gin. - 23/- 
 No. 331. 7ft.6in. x 2ft. 6in. x 23in. 34/- 
 No. 332.— 
 Forextralargeorheavy doors 46}. 
 
 Special non-freezing and non-corrosive 
 Oil and Cans extra. 
 
 With Check—Quality F. 
 
 For Doors not over 
 No. 335. 6ft.x 1ft.gin.x1gin.  33/- 
 No. 336. 7ft.6in. x 2ft 6in. x 2zin. 44/- 
 No. 337.-— 
 
 For extra large or heavy doors 66/- 
 
 The “EMPRESS VICTOR” Pattern. 
 
 Double Action Spring Hinge, showing 
 unequalled opening capacity. 
 
 TCT 
 
 The * CROWN VICTOR 
 
 DAMS, 
 
 oid Row, London, 
 W.C. 
 
 Oil Check 
 
 SPRINGS 
 
 ANY OTHERS) 
 
 and Overhead. 
 , ad ; 
 SINGLE’ ACTION. 
 Steel-Faced. 
 With Check—Quality H. 
 
 ‘ For Doors not over . 
 No. 350. 6ft. x 1ft. gin. x13in.  28/- 
 No. 351. 7ft.6in. x 2ft. 6in. eee 40/- 
 No. 352.— 
 
 For extra large or heavy Bors: 64). 
 
 es 
 
 y 60 HIGHEST AWARDS. | 
 
 The Patentee and. . 
 Leading Maker. of .. 
 the Screwed Rod and 
 
 its 
 
 i 
 
 ‘ Ati 
 
 5 
 
 90 | i 
 
 Fig. 1, as fixed on face of door. 
 
 Also suitable for fixing on the PRICES. 
 back of the door if desired. For Doors not exceeding. Each 
 Recommended for Inner Doors. No. 183. 2ft. 6in. wide xX 14 in 18/- 
 The Best Overhead Pneumatic », 182. 2ft. 8in. wide x 2in. 22/- 
 Silent Leor Spring. », I8I. 3ft. 6in. wide x 3in. - 26/ 
 Nickel-Plated. Superior Finish. 1 4, 180. ft. wide x gin. - 33/- 
 
 Regulator System of 
 
 I 
 
 *f | Ventilating Gearing 
 
 aes 
 
 l 
 
 See page 199 
 for Gearing, Fittings, &c. 
 
 Please write for New Catalogue. 
 
 15 GOLD MEDALS AWARDED. 
 
HINGES & SPRINGS. | 169 
 
 BALDWIN’S BUTTS 
 
 ARE MADE WOM Yes vs 
 
 Sec. K) 
 
 BALDWIN, SON & @o., Ltd. 
 STOURPORT. 
 
 Also Broad ah 200 and 564 of all Sizes. 
 
 PARLIAMENT HINGES, SKEW BUTTS, & CAST-IRON HINGES 
 
 OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. 
 
 PEPIN I I ET ES US UE? ES may wage 
 
 Buyers are earnestly requested to see that the name BALDWIN, zx addition to the quality number 
 is cast on all the Butts they purchase—NONE OTHERS ARE GENUINE. These numbers were 
 ORIGINALLY ADOPTED BY B. S. & Co. to distinguish the different qualities, but since these 
 
 Butts have obtained favour with consumers, the numbers have been copied by other makers. They are 
 
 now registered as their 
 3 TRADE MARK 
 
 BALDWIN BALDMIN BALDWIN 
 200 ESR S64 
 B.S. & Co., Ltd., are also Makers of | TRADE MaRh. 
 
 PRESSED STEEL BUTT HINGES No. X100 
 
 PRESSED STEEL BACK FLAPS No. X110 
 
 Pressed Steel Cabinet Butt Hinges No. X130 
 And other Patterns. 
 
 London Office: No. 59 HOLBORN VIADUCT, E.C.  sumcnos 
 
 EVERY HINGE. 
 
170 
 
 HINGES & SPRINGS. 
 
 [Sec. 
 
 ARCHIBALD SMITH & STEVENS, 
 
 , Felegraphic Address— 
 ‘Hydraulics, London.’’ 
 
 Manchester—Norton Street, Greengate, Salford. 
 Birmingham—W. J. A. Kerr, 43, Church Street. 
 Dublin—Boortu Bros., Upper Stephen Street. 
 
 QUEEN’S ROAD, BATTERSEA, S.W. 
 
 Telephone— 
 
 No. 115 Battersea. 
 Scotland, Northumberland, Durham, and Yorkshire— 
 W. REGAN, 2, Doune Terrace, Gourock, near Glasgow. 
 Hollaad—Havusmann Bros., Wijnstraat 46, Wijnhaven 37, 
 Rotterdam. 
 
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 ATT << ‘ J 
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 ut 
 
 ee 
 
 Reduced prices of ‘‘ Janus” Door Springs. 
 No. Size. Price with Price with Extra for Lubricant and 
 Brass: Trough Shoe. Iron Strap Shoe. Outer Box. Screws. 
 ee ck: 35/0 33/0 5/0 1/8 
 2 60/0 55/0 g/o 4/0 
 
 No. 1 Spring is suitable for Internal Doors up to 2 ft. 9 ins. wide. 
 No. 2 Spring is suitable for larger and External Doors. 
 
 Outer Boxes are recommended when Springs are let into 
 Tile, Mosaic, Cement, or similar Floors. The Spring may then 
 be moved for repairs without cutting up the floor. 
 
 <a 
 
 3 The 
 
 Adjustable “ Janus” 
 
 The 
 
 Door Springs. 
 
 Original ‘“SMITH’S” SPRING. To avoid 
 substitution of imitations, please specify our full 
 name and address. 
 
 The 
 
 “MODEL” Spring is of the same type as our 
 “JANUS,” but smaller in size, and is recommended 
 where a cheaper article is required. Nevertheless 
 it is of the same high-class workmanship and material 
 as the “JANUS” pattern. 
 
 “Model” Door Spring. 
 
 Reduced prices of ‘‘ Model” Door Spring. 
 
 Size. Maximum Width Price with Price with Extra for 
 of Door. Brass Trough Shoe. Iron Strap Shoe. Yuter Box 
 x 29 inches 23/0 21/6 3/6 
 Y 30s, 26/0 24/0 3/6 
 4200. 28/0 25/0 3/6 
 
 Sympathetic Springs per pair, X size, with Brass Shoes, 87/6. 
 Lubricant and Screws, 1/8 per Spring. 
 
 “Battersea” Door Spring. 
 
 A HIGH-CLASS London-made Spring at the lowest 
 price yet offered. It is the simplest made, having 
 only Two Moving Parts. Samfles on Trial. 
 
 PRICES; 
 
 Size of Maximum Width Price with Price with Extra for 
 Spring. of Door. Brass Trough Shoe. Iron Strap Shoe. Outer Box-~ 
 x 29 inches 1g/o 17/0 3/6 
 VG aotun 24/0 at/o 3/6 
 Zz ie 26/0 23/0 3/6 
 
 (Larger or Exposed | 
 Zim 2) Doce 28/0 25/0 3/6 
 
 PRICES for SYMPATHETIC SPRINGS QUOTED @:1 APPLICATION. 
 
 Specially Shallow Springs can be supplied when required for limited space between 
 
 STEVENS’ & MAJOR’S 
 Hydraulic Spring and Check. 
 
 This CHECK SPRING was the First Spring placed on the market p 
 which combined the three functions of Spring, Hinge, and 4 
 Check; and, in spite of the numerous imitations which im- i 
 mediately followed, it maintains its foremost position. 
 
 SIZES AND PRICES. 
 
 For Internal Doors Size. With Brass Shoe. With Iron Strap Extra 
 up to Shoe. for 
 Double Action only. Outer Box. , 
 24 inches wide Xo TOO) i 40 4 0 
 29 . x he the 6) 16.5) 10 4 0 
 36 » a6 give (chp te) tO 5 0° 
 42 Z Ty 1OMO Tel a0 5 oO 
 48 - ‘GER Be OO) I 16 0 5 0 
 
 Floor line and Girders. 
 
Sec. K) HINGES & SPRINGS. Bitty 171 
 
 SMITH & TURNER, 
 
 BARTHOLOMEW CLOSE, LONDON, E.C. 
 
 Smith’s Patent and Ben Turner’s 
 Patent Floor Door Springs, 
 
 WITH OR WITHOUT 
 
 PNEUMATIC CHEGK ACTION, 
 
 SIL 
 S D 
 oil: te ie 
 
 AS USED BY 
 HM. OFFICE OF WORKS, 
 WAR OFFICE, 
 ADMIRALTY, ETC. 
 
 a as = al 
 
 ‘NOILOV FATIONIS 
 
 PricES .. trom 20/- 
 DER GHemees » Ifin. 
 
 Also FANLIGHT OPENERS AND GEAR. See page 771 ‘‘ Architects’ Compendium. ’’ 
 Water and Sill aS: Ronis Bolts, Fanlight Openers, &c. 
 
 Hiiras(andsSirect, East Road, idan " 
 MAKERS OF GATE HINGES AND FITTINGS _ Gerish’s 
 
 On GERISH’S, COLLINGE’S, IMRAY’S, or REDMUND’S SYSTEM. Patent - 
 
 London Stock 200 TONS. Established nearly 100 Years. Spring Butts 
 
 Over 100,000 
 z = Made and 
 No. 6.—For Gates swinging one way. Sold. =- = = 
 
 Made and stocked in 20 sizes, every 3 inches. 
 
 ingle Action. 
 
 \ No. 62.—Swinging two ways, and Self-Closing if desired. 
 IN CAST AND WROT. IRON AND STEEL, TO 
 ANY ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN. 
 
 Specialities: Hinges & FItTInGs FOR GoLD STORAGE. 
 
 Designs and Estimates submitted free. 
 
 Also GATE and WAREHOUSE, and PANIC BOLTS, &c., &c. 
 
 Double Action. 
 
172 HINGES & SPRINGS. (Sec. K 
 
 CHARLES WINN & Gf 
 
 St. Thomas Works, 
 
 Granville Street | Birmin GQ ham 
 
 UNT DOOR CHECKS 
 
 Once Tried always used. THE VERY BEST. 
 
 Noiseless, Strong and Durable. 
 
 No Packing Leathers. 
 HAVE AN OIL CHECK. 
 
 No Lubrication needed. 
 
 te 
 , 
 
 Easity Fixed. 
 
 A Clever Mechanical Device 
 fulfilling all requirements PERFECTLY. 
 
 Latch the Doors. 
 
 a I 
 
 LIST OF SIZES AND PRICES. 
 
 Size Gold Bronze finish. 
 5 LEFT HAND. 
 O 1—Suitable for screen doors 17/6 each. 
 PX 2—sSuitable for light aire 20/- _,, This shows a C size Check, set for a door swinging 
 
 to the left, looking at it from the HINGE SIDE of the 
 B 3—Suitable for ordinary doors 25/;- ,, door inside the room, as shown. WHEN ORDERING, 
 
 PLEASE E H HAND IS REQUIRED. 
 C 4—Suitable for heavy doors 30/- _,, petted So fo tals hy ae : 
 
 Doe mem tong OOPS a0 is We call our Door Checks right or left in the same wiy 
 
 These can be painted to match surrounding woodwork. that a Joiner calls his Locks right or left. 
 
 Also supplied in Artistic Bronze (fixed) Red or Steel, at 1/6, 2/+, 2/6, 3/-, 4/=- extra, 
 for the respective sizes. 
 
 Our friends must use their own judginent in regard to the size to be used where doors are exposed to strong 
 draughts or high winds, and it is better to use a’size too large than one too small in any case. 
 
 ~~ 
 
 DS ewe eT 
 
 The unique point about this contrivance is that when properly adjusted, it closes the door smartly Right up ta 
 the Striking Plate, then checks the swing and quietly latches the door. 
 
 Selected after competition for use threnghout the New General Hospital, Birmingham, and the Coliseum, London. 
 
 IN USE IN PUBLIC BUILDINGS, THEATRES, OFFICES,"AND DWELLINGS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY. 
 ON SALE BY ALL IRONMONGBERS. 
 
Ay PMU SAS GES NR EI RARER LON RRR Tat RE Pat aT SSA RABID Oe heey 
 
 Sole Address :—105, UNION STREET, BOROUGH, LONDON, S.E. 
 
 JAMES ADANIS «SON 
 
 PATENTEES and MANUFACTURERS of 
 
 The DOOR SPRINGS, GASEMENT STAYS, Che 
 PANIC BOLTS, ESPAGNIOLETTE BOLTS, 
 Slave. FAWLiguT GEAR, SASH FASTENERS, &. Salil. 
 
 The Government Offices, both at home 
 
 Our Springs as at present made have and abroad, have discovered by trying them 
 never been shown at Exhibitions in com- that our Springs are reliable and perfect in 
 petition or otherwise until this vear, and we action, with the result that they are now 
 have not previously exhibited anywhere 10Fr sending repeat orders in in- 
 
 11 years. creasing number. 
 
 Te ele ee, ee er 
 Di MONG PoC he ORE NLS 
 
 ST. JOHN’S WORKS, 
 5 WOLVERHAMPTON. 
 
 MANUFACTURER OF Established 1750. 
 
 LOCKS, DCOR SPRINGS, and BRASSFOUNDRY, 
 
 ART METAL WORK, 
 
 WROT. IRON AND STEEL CASEMENTS AND SASHES, 
 CELL WINDOWS, PRISON AND IRON DOORS, 
 FANLIGHT GEARING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. 
 
 See Advt. in ARCHITECTS’ COMPENDIUM (Pages 614—633, 724, 768, 769). 
 London Office, 9 SOUTHAMPTON ROW, HOLBORN, W.C. 
 
 Branches at MANCHESTER, LIVERPOOL, DUBLIN, BELFAST, GLASGOW, CARDIFF, BOURNEMOUTR, 
 SOUTH AFRICA, AUSTRALIA, EGYPT, CANADA, BUENOS AYRES, SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 Builders’ Announcements, 
 
 Commencing on page 347, showing the class of work 
 various Building Firms are accustomed to undertake, are 
 
 a valuable guide to Architects when placing contracts 
 
 for the erection of Buiidings, @&c. 
 
174 LOCKS, DOOR FURNITURE, CASEMENT FASTENINGS, &c. [K 
 
 ESTABLISHED H 
 oko cae: J. B. & SONS’ High-Class Ironmongery. SUCHELOE GoON MOREE TIN m2 
 
 J. H. BOOBBYER & SONS, siiii'oisis" 
 
 Locks to differ and with Master Keys made toorder. Cabinet Locks in great variety on Stock. 
 
 Nos, 1 & 3, Brass Rim Lock, 2Q/-« each. No. 10, Beaded Edge Brass Rim Lock. 16/ = each 
 
 No. 2. brass Upright Rim Lock. 6/~ each. No. 11 Stamped krass Cased ditto, 5/= each. 
 
 No. 4, Brass Rim Lock, 6/6. Dull Bla.k. B/« each. No. 12. Reeded Brass Cased ditto, 18/-= each. 
 
 No. 5, Japagped Rim Lock, Q/- 2/9 each. No. 13, Roller Bolt Mortise Lock, 4 Lever, 8/6 each. 
 
 No. 6. Dull Black Cast Cased Rim Lock. 3/ = each. No. 14, Upright Mortise Lock, 4 Lever, 10/- each, <lso Poller Belt 
 ‘No, 7. Brass Moulded Edge Rim Lock, 9/= and 11/6 each. “No. 15, Mortise Lock, 4 Lever, Q/= each. 
 
 : No. 8, Armour Bright Iron Antique Rim Lock, 14/= each. 
 No. Q, Plain Brass Rim Lock, 7/Q*each. ; Furniture Extra. 
 
 DISCOUNTS ON APPLICATION. 4 
 
K) LOCKS, DOOR FURNITURE, CASEMENT FPASTENINGS, &e. 175 
 
 ESTABLISHED ’ ‘ py PRIZE ME DAL FOR LOCKS 
 aad TERR: J.B..&. SONS’ High=Class [ronmongery, ... cyoupror-ieonmonerer 
 
 J. H. BOOBBYER & SONS, siovvcn-coxoox we” 
 
 _ REGISTERED AND SPECIAL DESIGNS. 
 TT Telegrams: 
 
 ‘*‘Boobbyer, London.” 
 Telephone: 
 867 Central. 
 
 Dull Black and Brass on Stock. 
 
 A large assortment of Stays and Fasteners in 
 
 “RIGO.” From 87/- doz 
 
 Hi )_ @ ie) 
 
 \ a Hl 
 
 BALL-BEARING ROLLER AND TRACK. 
 
 For mortising into bottom of doors. Qd. each, Large 1/= each. 
 
 MANHOLE COVERS 
 
 from §/= each and upwards. 
 
 SAS 
 MEAKIN’S.” 
 From 9/= set. 
 
 ow 
 
 DUST-BIN, with stiffening band ANTIQUE 
 
 Hopkinson’s and 
 
 other Patent Sash 
 top and bottom From 4/6 each. PATTERN HINGE, Fiystenerein 
 ee ; US bar great variety. 
 Galvanized Pails named in high A large assortment of this 
 relief to order. class or work. 
 
 DISCOUNTS ON APPLICATION. 
 
176 LOCKS, DOOR FURNITURE. CASEMENT FASTENINGS, &c. [K 
 
 a le pone 
 ay be) Waka B 
 : ae y 
 
 Manufacturers of every description of LED.,; 
 
 ‘ CABINET, BUILDERS’, FURNISHING AND NAVAL BRASS FOUNDRY, 
 BIRMINGHAM. 
 
 CASEMENT FASTENER. FANLIGHT CATCH. SHOP DOOR LATCH. 
 
 | ‘c i ed 
 
 4730, with Hood, 17/8 A1107 ... 30/- 
 with S.P., 15/- Polished. 
 
 IMPROVED TELESCOPIC CASEMENT STAYS. 
 
 ll a | Ht | MAN 
 A3883.. For Roller Bolt Lock. 
 
 Latch Handles, 17/- pair 30/- 
 Roller Bolt Lock, 13/- each J complete. 
 
 12in. 14 in. when extended. Rose Metal. 
 B44 Aas ape 30/- $2/- per dozen. Latch Handles, 21/6 pair 34/6 
 Roller Bolt Lock, 13/- each J complete. 
 
 CARTLAND’S HELICAL DOOR SPRINGS AND HINGES. 
 
 As manufactur.d by the Original Patentees. 
 
 CLIMAX FLOOR SPRINGS. 
 
 eee Shen FLOOR 
 PRIN 
 
 mera MT fl "Tl | 
 
 ) 
 
 i z ia 2404. i : 
 Single Action. Double Action. With Iron Strap... 15/6each, WithIron Strap ...  20/- each. 
 Iron, 5755. Brass, 5786. Iron, 5753. Brass, 5754, With Brass Shoe, 2 in., 18/-__,, With Brass Shoe, 2 in., 23/-,, 
 
 Our Illustrated Catalogue, either full size or abridged, will be forwarded to Architects on application. 
 
 London Show Rooms: 57, HOLBORN VIADUCT, E.C. 
 
K} LOCKS, DOOR FURNITURE. CASEMENT FASTENINGS, &c, 177 
 
 JAMES CARTLAND & SON, 
 
 BIRMINGHAM, Lonpon anp syDNEVY. 
 
 LOCK PLATE 
 
 AND KNOB. 
 D 1041. 
 D 1047. gene 
 Brass... 4/3 each. 
 Rose Metal 5/- __,, LOCK PLATE & KNOB. 
 Polished 24/- each. 
 
 Plate 8? in. long. 
 
 BeALB. 4 S75. 4, 
 
 224 in. 
 
 4622 40/- each. 
 
 SHOP DOOR LATCHES, EBONY HANDLES. 
 With Locking Bolts. To Lock, with two Loose Keys. 
 
 LOCK FURNITURE SUITES 
 in great variety of 
 B 52 
 Polished, 
 17/- each. 
 
 designs and finishes. 
 
 Nickel- 
 Plated, 
 20/ each. 
 
 ) q min 
 
 A 2878 18/~ each. For 1 in. Woodwork. 8 in. Round Rod. 
 Extra length of Bolt 1/6 per foot. 
 
178 LOCKS, » DOOR) FUORNITORE, CASEMENT FASTENINGS, &c. (K 
 
 Hobbs, ‘ Co., Ltd. 
 
 Hobbs & Co.’s ‘‘ New ean ’ Mortise Night Latches. 
 
 TWO SMALL NICKEL-PLATED PIN KEYS EACH, AND WITH 
 GUN METAL BOLTS. 
 
 Iflustration shows Latch, Key, Escutcheon and Knobs full size, 
 
 No. 11. 
 
 Illustration 
 shows . . 
 
 Right 7. 2. 
 Hand es 
 
 r 
 
 & 
 Mn nu 
 
 iis (ute) 
 
 | cent 
 
 ih 
 
 7 (am iat 
 ORM 4 EW : 
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 - 
 
 Supplied complete with Sunk Escutcheon, 
 Striking Plate, Knobs and Screws, in 
 suitable box. 
 
 Price of Latches, complete, 20/- each. 
 Extra Keys, 2/6 each. 
 
 SHOWROOMS : GENERAL OFFICES AND WORKS : 
 76 Cheapside, London, E.C. Arlington Street, Islington, London, N. 
 
 SEE ALSO PAGES IN SECTION F. 
 
K]) LOCKS, DOOR FURNITURE, CASEMENT FASTENINGS, &c. 179 
 
 Hobbs, Hart & Co., Ltd. 
 
 Hobbs & Co,’s ‘‘New Century’? Rim Night Latches, 
 
 Made in Brass with Gun Metal Bolts and Barrels, 
 TWO SMALL SOLID NICKEL=PLATED PIN KEYS’ EACH. 
 
 Illustration shows Latch, Key and Staple, full size. 
 
 No. 12. 
 
 The Latches are without the complicated adjustments needed in fixing common to most small 
 Keyed Latches, being self-contained, and in ordering, Hands right or left, with thickness of doors, 
 should be given. 
 
 Both Rim and Mortise Latches are strongly recommended as containing all the elements of 
 Hosss & Co.'s principles of Lever security, and are superior to all other small Keyed Latches. 
 
 SUPPLIED COMPLETE WITH SCREWS IN SUITABLE BOX. 
 
 Illustration shows Left Hand. 
 Price of Latches, complete - A 5 - 22/6 each, 
 
 Extra Keys, 2/6 each. 
 ee ee ee ea ee 
 
 SHOWROOMS : GENERAL ae AND WORKS : 
 76 Cheapside, London, E.C. Arlington Street, Islington, London, N. 
 
 SEE ALSO PAGES IN SECTION F. 
 
 Con. Com. K. 
 
180 LOCKS, DOOR FURNITURE, CASEMENT FASTENINGS,&c. [K 
 
 HOBBS, HART & Co. Lita 
 
 Manufacturers of 
 
 LONDON MADE | OC KS 
 
 FOR ALL REQUIREMENTS. 
 
 Lock Furniture and Fittings in every Material, and 
 to Architects’ Designs. 
 
 Specialities in Panic Door Locks 
 
 FOR THEATRES AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS. 
 
 TO | | eee 
 
 Hospitals, &c., where re- 
 quirements need the use 
 of keys for opening by 
 officials on both sides in 
 course of duty, Mortise 
 Panic Latches can be 
 supplied ensuite to 
 pass Sub and Grand 
 Master Keys. In case of 
 Fire or other alarm, 
 Knobs under Glass Covers 
 are provided, and _ in- 
 struction plates, enabling 
 inmates to effect instant 
 escape by breaking the 
 Glass Cover and turning 
 the Knob. 
 
 HOBBS, HART & CO. find it needful to caution Purchasers against Locks 
 advertised as Hobbs’ Pattern, but not manvfactured by them. 
 
 MORTISE and RIM LOCKS to differ ‘‘ensuite.’’ for Public 
 Institutions, Asylums, Prisons, Infirmaries, Palaces, Mansions, 
 and Ordinary Buildings. 
 
 Showrooms: 76 CHEAPSIDE, E.C. 
 ond Workes. Arlington Street, Islington, London, N. 
 
 SEE ALSO PAGES IN SECTION F. 
 
K) LOCKS, DOOR FURNITURE, CASEMENT FASTENINGS, &c, 181 
 
 Hobbs, Hart & Co., Ltd. 
 
 ‘“THE CHEAPSIDE” Patent Bite oes Latch Bolt. 
 
 No. 13. 
 
 Hand can be reversed 
 
 bushed follower. 
 
 Price, 5/3 each. 
 1 Key each. 
 Extra Keys, 1/3 each. 
 
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 HOBBS & C9 
 SSRI PATENT 
 
 Wa 
 SLOTTED STEEL SPINDLE 
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 The special features of these Spindles are permanent fixing one end, as illustrated, threaded for 
 -adjusting to any thickness of Door, the screw C passing into the Screw Hole B, and through the Slot in 
 Spindle, the Rose can then be turned to cover the head of screw, and permanently fixed to door. 
 
 SHOWROOMS : GENERAL OFFICES AND WORKS : 
 76 Cheapside, London, E.C. Arlington Street, Islington, London, N. 
 
 SEE ALSO PAGES IN SECTION F. 
 
182 LOCKS, DOOR FURNITURE, CASEMENT FASTENINGS, &c. [K 
 
 90 & 91, HIGH HOLBORN, LONDON, W.C., 65, KING STREET, MANCHESTER, 
 and SILENS WORKS, BRADFORD. 
 
 W. & R. LEGGOTT, utimitep, 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF MORTISE LOCKS, DOOR FURNITURE, GRIP HANDLES, 
 FANLIGHT AND SKYLIGHT OPENERS, LANTERN AND ROOF-LIGHT GEARING, &c. 
 
 DEAD WEIGHT LOCKS,LATCHES & HANDLES. 
 
 2 Ghre i} 
 
 FINGER PLATES. GRIP HANDLES. 
 
 GRIP HANDLES. 
 
 DESIGN No L01620. 
 
 cab) 
 
 DESIGN N¢$ 730. 
 
 DOOR KNOCKERS. 
 
 "RILSON" FLUSH BOLT. 
 
 SUNK RING 
 HANDLE. 
 
 DESIGN N° 624. DESIGN N° 1228. 
 
 DESIGN NO 4231.” 
 ‘ DESIGN-N° 1604, 
 
 DESIGN NO038, DESIGN N?0265: DOOR KNOBS. DESIGN N°987 
 
 DESIGN N° 1716. DESIGN N° 33]. DESIGN N° 17K OESIGN N° 1665. DESIGN N° 1709. DESIGN N? 1685, 
 
 PLEASE WRITE FOR PRICE LISTS. 
 
K) LOCKS, DOOR FURNITURE, CASEMENT FASTENINGS, &c. 183 
 
 90 é IF High Holborn, London, W.C., & Silens Works, Bradford. 
 
 MANUFACTORY— 
 *"SILENS ’ WORKS. BRADFORD. 
 
 Fanlight & Skylight Openers, Lantern & Roof Light Gearing, 
 
 and 65, King Seroat Manchester. 
 
 QR LEGGOTT Ltd 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF 
 
 LONDON ADDRESS8—~ 
 90 & 91. HIGH HOLBORN. W.c. 
 
 Door Grip Handles, Mortise Locks, Door Furniture, &e. 
 
 teeeout Cast Iron Skylights. 
 With them improved Silens Openers, 
 specially mude for Iron Skylights attached. 
 These Openers have Gun Metal Working Parta, 
 and are of Great Power 
 
 FIG. S 
 Showing New Silens for Sklighbts, 
 lower any Skylight. 
 
 THESE SKYLIGHT OPENERS ARE 
 UNSURPASSED © 
 
 {his shows the Adjnstment 
 fixed to light closing immedi 
 ately under the bead 
 
 When ordering these give distance 
 from inside face of Window to face of 
 Architrave 
 
 It is much better where there is & 
 iece of wood 1” to 14” thick above the 
 Fut, to allow for fixing im the ordin 
 
 ery way Daria 
 
 These Openers are made in several sizes and of the best Mu able 
 Iron Fittings, Highly finished Solid Steel Rods, Square cut thread 
 em Upright Rod, and Gun Metal Mjtre Wheels in Handle Box— 
 
 leo made in Part Gun Metal and All Gun Metal 
 
 DESIGN No. 38. 
 
 This is most eflective for Tiers of Doubié 
 Lights where Window is not too broad. 
 
 LEGGOTTS’ 
 
 Is the most Effective System of Gearing for Lantern 
 Lights, Louvres, and Skylights, &c. 
 
 Continuous Openers. 
 
 The Geared Wheels of Handle Box are 
 of Gun Metal. 
 
 These Openers are alse 
 
 nade with Handle Hox 
 Silens Handle, Wall and Gerling 
 Eutngs, in Polished Rich 
 Metal, Nounsightly gearing 
 
 For Skylight 
 
 © pass over moulding, cor 
 
 or buttress ; every purt 
 
 being newt and consistent 
 
 Length and pitch of ceiling 
 
 ROD ACTION 
 For Lantern 
 
 Lights, &c. 
 
 no olyect 
 This Apparatus can be 
 modified to suit different 
 Architectural requiremests 
 
 LEGGOTTS’ 
 ‘RALRIC” BOLT, 
 
 No. 948. 
 For 
 
 TRAM SHED © 
 DOORS, etc. 
 
 PATENT “HENDOW” SKYLIGHT GEARING. 
 
 Design No. 45 
 For Roof-lights of great superficial area and unusual weight the 
 Patent “ Hendow” has no equal. 
 
 LEGGOTTS’ 
 
 LEGGOTTS' 
 Patent “NOXAS” 
 
 Fanlight Opener. 
 Design No. 10. 
 
 /t will be seen at a glance that this arrangement, being fixed at either end of the light and 
 connected by a solid Steel Rod, prevents all straining and warping of the Sash, and opens 
 guite eastly. 
 
 This Gearing 1s specially adapted for purposes where the lights are very broad or very heavy 
 and can be made to open lights of any size or weight. 
 
 In Ordering please give full dimensions. 
 
181 LO@KS, DOOR FURNITURE, CASEMENT FASTENINGS, &c. (kK 
 LEGGOTTS’ 
 “WILMOS” FANLIGHT OPENERS. 
 
 = —— ——s wth = = —— 
 
 a is Example for Scheduling— 7/ 
 
 “12 Leggotts’ 
 “Wilmos”  Fanlight 
 Openers, as per Design 
 No. 24, in Polished 
 Gun Metal.” 
 
 oy Made in Best 
 | Malleable Iron, Part 
 fH Gun Metal, and all 
 i Polished Gun Metal. 
 
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 Design No. 24 For Lights hung at bottom, opening inwards, to work by cord. 
 3 No. 22 3 ,», top, opening outwards, x A 
 
 Above also made to work with Handle Box. 
 
 The “ Wilmos ” Fanlight Opener is worked with a rod or endless cord, and will be found the most 
 perfect article yet made for efficiency in working and smartness in appearance. When fixed it only projects 
 2inches. It is made to open Fanlights inward, outward, top, or bottom; is easily fixed, no cutting away or 
 letting in being necessary, but simply screwed on. When ordering please state Design Number. 
 
 W. & R. LEGGOTT, LTpD., 
 
 90-91 HIGH HOLBORN, LONDON, W.C.; 
 65 KING ST., MANCHESTER; 
 51 HUSTLERGATE, BRADFORD, 
 
 ang SILENS WORKS, BRADFORD. 
 
K] LOCKS, DOOR FURNITURE,{CASEMENT FASTENINGS, &c, 185 
 
 W.aR.LEGGOTT,L¢ 
 
 90 & 91, High Holborn, LONDON, W.C., and SILENS WORKS, BRADFORD. 
 
 Show Rooms: 51, HUSTLERGATE, BRADFORD, and 65, KING STREET, MANCHESTER. 
 
 Telegraphic Addresses: ‘‘SILENZIO, LONDON” ; “‘ SILENS, BRADFORD.” 
 
 DOOR FURNITURE. a ee 
 se DOOR SPRINGS. 
 
 GRIP HANDLES. Lah ees 
 ste KICKING PLATES. 
 
 POSTAL HANDLES np 
 GENERAL BUILDERS’ BRASSFOUNDERY. 
 
 —— 
 
 LOCKS aAnpb LATCHES. 
 
 (—— 
 
 FANLIGHT anp SKYLIGHT OPENERS, 
 LANTERN aNp LOUVRE GEARING, &c. 
 
 _——————— re 
 
 ELECTRO-PLATERS ce ers 
 = AND BRONZERS. 
 
 = = = IO 
 
 — 
 
 ASK. for ILLUSTRATIONS and Prices. Say what you require, and we can 
 supply it COMPARE OUR QUALITY and PRICES WITH OTHERS, 
 
 MANY FIRMS who represent themselves as Makers are NOT MAKERS. 
 OUR WORKS ARE OPEN for INSPECTION by NON-COMPETITORS. 
 
 90 & 91, HIGH HOLBORN, ante SEAS WORK 
 LONDON, & 9aism / BRADFORD. 
 
 ere EXCHANGE TOWER 
 
 Show Rooms: 51, HUSTLERGATE, BRADFORD, and 65, KING STREET, MANCHESTER. 
 
186 TOOLS & APPLIANCES — GENERAL IRONMONGERY. ([K 
 
 Telephone No. 377. ESTABLISHED 1799. Bre, sient Cole a A 
 
 And PARK STREET, 
 
 Lhis Machine 1s fitted with an enlarging joint so that the 
 appliances may be used either with the Palent or the ordinary 
 Malacca Rods. PRICES ON APPLICATION. 
 
 30 feet Drain Machine, consisting of to three-feet 
 
 and Brush a a a ; 36/- 
 40 feet Machine complete as above .. ¥ a 4A/- lia Ti 
 te, ey - 56 | oll 
 GoM, 5 - a ie 5 gs 68/- ul 
 70 %” 99 ” oLe Le ". 78/- 
 So ne 5 ws ake is 88/- 
 go ” ” 98/- 
 100. , 2 5 IIO/- 
 T5005 on ; 160/- 
 ZOOM: $5 a td ote 212/- 
 Subject to Trade Discount. 
 
 THE COMBINATION CHIMNEY SWEEPING AND DRAIN 
 
 ON Supra, 6c. (Tie Pet Rots” WELDLESS STEEL SCAFFOLD GHAINS, 
 
 SHAW & CARTER, 
 
 10, EDGBASTON STREET, 
 
 BIRMINGHAM. 
 
 WROUGHT AND CAST IRON 
 WALL TIES. 
 
 Gi 
 
 Tm is 
 
 Ko 
 
 COMPLETE DRAIN CLEARING MACHINES, 
 
 IN BEST MALACCA CANES. 
 
 ods, Double Worm Screw, Rubber Plunger 
 
 JS 
 
 CLEARING MACHINE. 
 
 Barracks, &¢. 
 With Ring at one end and Hook at the other. 12 ft. long 
 by 8 b.w.g. 
 
 Highly recommended for their great strength and 
 reliability. 
 
 Cheapest and Best in the Market. 
 
 — PRICES: ON APPLICATION. — 
 
 ' Also all kinds of Hand-made CHAINS, CABLE 
 | and CRANE CHAINS, &c. 
 
 a—— « 
 pte 
 woe, 
 bats 
 
 SOX 
 
 Wrought Iron Gates and Railings. Antique Ironwork, &c. 
 Wrought Iron and Steel Casements a speciality. 
 Architects’ own designs carried out. 
 
 ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE ON APPLICATION. 
 
K) 
 
 DOOR ROLLERS — SASH CHAINS — FIREPLACES, &C. 187 
 
 mi 
 
 LIGHT 
 
 e, J, Gore 
 
 A 
 
 al 
 
 PATTERN. 
 
 WE ae = 
 iT = 
 
 description of... 
 
 Send for Lists and | 
 
 Water Carts, 
 
 Pig Sty, Cow Byre, 
 Stable Fittings, 
 Columns, 
 
 Drinking Troughs, 
 
 Park and Cricket 
 
 Rollers. 
 
 GREASE OR SAND JOINTS. 
 
 LEEMING BAR FOUNDRY Co., BEDALE. 
 
 Sash Weights and 
 Castings of any 
 description 
 quoted for on application to 
 
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 eT) 
 
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 CONTRACTORS TO HIS MAJESTY’S WAR OFFICE, ADMIRALTY, Etc. 
 
 The Rhodes Patent Sash Hanging Co. 
 
 FAIRHOLT WORKS, FAIRHOLT ROAD, 
 
 STOKE NEWINGTON, 
 
 LONDON, N. 
 
 Manufacturers and Patentees of Rhodes’ Patent Cog Wheel Axle Pulleys and Steel Sash 
 Chains—for hanging all kinds of Sliding Sasnes, Doors, Shutters, etc., and 
 
 THE “RHODES” 
 
 REVERSIBLE SASH FITTINGS. 
 
 CATALOGUE, PRICES, and DISCOUNTS ON APPLICATION. 
 
 Telephone No. 2170 Dalston. 
 
 Teiegraphic Address: “ Rhodespaca, London.’’ 
 
 PREVENTION 
 
 IS BETTER THAN CURE. 
 
 SMOKY CHIMNEYS AVOIDED 
 
 Up, Lith 
 Sh ene = 
 
 USING 
 
 GIBBS’ FIREPLACE LINTELS, 
 
 which also secure a sound construction of the Flue. 
 MANY THOUSANDS IN USE WITHOUT A SINGLE FAILURE. 
 
 NE -PRICES (EX 
 
 1 ft. 6in. opening 3/6 
 2 ft. to 2 ft. 6in. ace ie . 66 
 2 ft. gin. and 3 ft. aes ah ee Sie 
 3 ft. 2in. and 3 ft. 3 in. = cen) SAKE) 
 
 3 ft. 6 in. es re ae S. “GE 
 3 ft. gin.(this size and upwards prepared 
 with Side Flues for Kitchen Openings) 10/6 
 4ft.opening .. Foe cad ets 
 
 WAREHOUSE. 
 
 4ft.6in. opening 
 : ie 
 
 5 ft. » 
 Baling  ¢ 
 I6 6 ft. 
 
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 For Catalogue and further Particulars apply to 
 
 JOHN GIBBS & SON, 
 
 Warming, Ventilating, Electrical and Consulting Engineers, 
 
 72, 74 & 76, Duke Street, LIVERPOOL. 
 
 Telegraphic Address: ‘ Ventilation, Liverpool.” 
 
 Telephone No. 2579 Royal. 
 
 See also Page 152 and 153. 
 
188 KITCHENERS, STOVES, AND MANTELS. [Sec. K 
 
 ALEXANDER RITCHIE «@o. 
 
 CASTLE BAYNARD WHARF, 12 & 13, UPPER THAMES ST., LONDON, E.@. 
 
 Telephones: Telegrams: 
 573 Bank. ‘““HEELPOST, 
 40650 Central. LONDON.’’ 
 SPECIFICATION. 
 No. 40B. 
 HEAVY 
 KITCHENER, 
 complete with Iron No. 40. 
 Covings, long With 2 OVENS 
 Damper Rods, Ash- for 
 pit Linings, and 
 Cinder Sifter, &c., as hed CALS IES 
 shown. BAKING. 
 The average thick- HIE ll No. 40a. 
 ness of Hot-plate is OAL in nT With 1 OVEN 
 Sin., the Cups and i i Bue 
 
 Rings being fully SSS SSS Sh 
 tin., and all wearing (ose = i ES 
 
 parts strong and 
 easily renewed. 
 
 Height to Hot-plate, 
 
 SIDE BOILER. 
 
 Also made with 
 Open and Close and 
 
 27in. Lifting Fire Arrange- 
 mentsra nid Lilie 
 ToTaL HEIGHT, ate 
 54in. gs. 
 Bae of Hot-plate, 
 18in. 
 
 Also made with 
 Open and Close and 
 Lifting Fire Arrange- 
 ments, and Tiled 
 Covings. 
 
 THE ‘‘CASTLE BAYNARD”’ (Regd.) RANGE. 
 
 Lavatories 
 Closets, 
 Urinals, 
 Sinks, etc. 
 
 No. 47. 
 BATH 
 
 (as illustration), 
 White 
 Porcelain, 
 £613 4, 
 f 
 
 Green 
 Porcelain, 
 £6 5 4, 
 
 THE ‘‘CASTLE BAYNARD” (Regd.) PORCELAIN ENAMELLED IRON BATHS. 
 
Sec. K) KIT@CHENERS, STOVES, AND MANTELS. 189 
 
 ( 573 Bank. 
 Telephone | 4650 Central. Telegrams: ‘‘Heelpost, London.” 
 
 ALEXANDER RITCHIE « Co. 
 
 IRONFOUNDERS & HARDWARE MERCHANTS, 3 
 
 CASTLE BAYNARD WHARF, 12 & 13 UPPER THAMES ST., LONDON, E.¢. 
 
 Railing, Gates, Verandahs, Band Stands, Porches, 
 Spiral and Straight Stairs, Fire Escape Stairs, 
 
 Stable Fittings, Cooking and Hot Water Apparatus, 
 
 Brass Fenders, Fire Irons, Mantel Pieces, Fire on 
 Hearth Grates. 
 
 ESTIMATES FREE ON APPLICATION. 
 
190 
 
 KITCHENERS, STOVES, AND MANTELS. 
 
 iSec. K 
 
 GEORGE WRIGHT LTD 
 
 71. 
 
 73. 
 
 si oll all oll oll oll oll all a 
 NX 
 a 
 
 BURTON WEIR WORKS, 
 165, QUEEN VICTORIA ST., 
 s 64, BRIDGE ST., DEANSGATE, MANCHESTER. 
 
 ROTHERHAM. 
 LONDON, E.C. 
 
 CATALOGUES. 
 
 Mantelpieces—Marble, Slate, Wood, and Iron. 
 Mantel Registers and Grates. 
 
 Ranges for Ordinary Kitchens. 
 
 Large Ranges and Steam Cooking. 
 
 Grills, and Gas Cooking. 
 
 Baths, Lavatories, Water Closets, Sinks, &c. 
 Pavement Lights, Strong Room Doors. 
 Gates, Railings, &c. 
 
 Fire Escape Stairs. 
 
 L 
 L 
 
 ol oll oll ll oll ws 
 
 76. 
 77. 
 78. 
 
 x9 
 
 Rainwater Heads. 
 
 Stable Fittings and Cowhouse Fittings 
 School Grates. 
 
 Warm Air Grates. 
 
 Ward Stoves. 
 
 Hall Stoves. 
 
 Warm Water Heating. 
 Ventilation. 
 
 Any of the above Catalogues sent post free on application. 
 
 877 E. 
 244 in. high. 32 in. wide. 22 in. high 
 16 in. Fire. 
 Fine Cast : £1 10 oO 
 Second Finish ie) 055) 0) 4 
 First a 2 0 0 
 
 Fine Cast 
 Best Black 
 
 _.12186) 
 
 16 in. wide. 
 ~ Bright Relief. 
 
 Interior 
 Pair Panels 
 
 12 in. Fire. 
 
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 igi 6) 
 
 £2 10 O 
 
 24 or 26 in. wide. 
 
 15 in. Fire 
 
 Interior and Iron Panels; Fine Finish and 
 
 O 
 
 39 x 38 high x 154 in. Fire. 
 
 Sees tae Tetras Fee eA 
 
 24 in. wide. 
 
 13 in. Fire. 
 
 21 in, high. 
 
 Fine Cast, Blacked, £2. 
 
 Hob Grate. 
 25 X 38 X 12 in. Fire. 
 
 oO Dead Black £3 10 o 
 
Sec. K) KITCHENERS, STOVES, AND MANTELS. 191 
 
 BURTON WEIR WORKS, ROTHERHAM. 
 s 64, BRIDGE ST., DEANSGATE, MANCHESTER. 
 
 MANTEL REGISTERS. 
 
 1190. 
 2 ; : With Swing Canopy. 
 Width. Height. Shelf. _ Fire. Width. Height. “Double Shelf. Fire. 
 301n. 529 in. 37 X 6 in. 12 In. 30 in. 45 in. 39 X Oin. LS lis 
 Painted One Coat, £2 2s. 6d. Painted One Coat, £2. 
 
 Plain Panel in Frieze, same price. 
 
 1160 D. N 195. 
 With Swing Canopy. Width. Height. Shelt. Fire. 
 Width, Height. Double Shelf. Fire. 33 in. 433 in. 39 X 5 in. 15 in, 
 30 In. 45% in. 40 X 6in. I5 in. Painted One Coat, £2 15s 
 
 Painted One Coat, £1 I5s. 
 
BURTON WEIR WORKS, ROTHERHAM. 
 LTD 155, QUEEN VICTORIA ST., LONDON, €.C. 
 “ s 64, BRIDGE ST., DEANSGATE, MANCHESTER. 
 
 WOOD MANTELPIECES. 
 
 192 KITCHENERS, STOVES, AND MANTELS. [Sec. K 
 
 Opening. Height Extreme 
 Width. Height. Jamb. Shelf. Width. 
 BOnx .42in, etey 5iin. 44in. 
 Pine Oak Walnut 
 Primed. Fumed. Polished 
 A545. MANTELPIECE 33/- 63/- 72/6 
 Le stands 
 
 Best Finish Interior Stove, adjustable Canopy, 
 18 X 30in., with Top Plate to carry Tiles 1 18 6 
 
 Slabbed Tile Surround, Embossed Frieze ... 1 10 0 
 Hearth Tiles to match, 60, 42 x 24in. oS Om come: 
 $3 16 10 
 
 Berlin Black Iron Curb, 12/- 
 
 Polished 
 
 Pine Oak Walnut or 
 
 Primed. Fumed. Mahogany. 
 
 A 274. JRA SSE on See aie Te Ss fal 
 
 MANTELPIBC Ea yaiese 0). TOs "70 1 tgs vO 
 A 274. 
 
 OVERMANTEL, 
 
 with Bevelled 
 
 NMirronmen: ale ey UR MOnm ILO 171'OK, wil EA assrO 
 
 £i5 © 0 £20 15 0 £22 100 
 
 Ss) ud: 
 Best Finished Interior, Brass Adjustable 
 
 Canopy, Black Mretisin litem 545,06 1.0 
 Tile Panels, any Plain Enamels... Ssh LILO yO 
 
 Hearth Tiles to Match, 120, 44 x 2$in.... o 16 
 Building-in Plate... Ns see Pe SORE IO 
 40) Thay 2 
 Opening. Height Extreme Extreme 
 ‘Width, Height. Jamb. Shelf. Height. Width. 
 
 40 X 38in. roin. 52in. 87in. 66in. 
 
Sec: K! KITCHENERS, STOVES, AND MANTELS. 193 
 
 ‘BURTON WEIR WORKS, - ROTHERHAM. 
 E 8 E WRIGHT [TD 155, QUEEN VICTORIA ST., LONDON, E.C. 
 s 64, BRIDGE ST., DEANSGATE, MANCHESTER. 
 
 WRIGHT'S SAYVALL RANGES. 
 
 1 RRR TT ET 
 
 oC: 163 E. With von and Side Boiler, 1g in. deep, 0.1647 T. 20in. deep, 30 in. ee Covings, 60 in. 
 
 27 in. high, Covings 54 in. . Back Boiler, 
 
 Back Boiler, Width. Metal Covings. Tile Covings. Flat Arch Flue. 
 
 Width. Metal Covings. Tile Covings. Flat Arch Flue 48 ai a Ws £9 TK) x2) dle 5G) 6 iG 6 
 42, UKs meso Op” Ph I2 28 ile 4s 0 54 in. POaIs) 0 Le iy ae eas Tomo 20 
 48 in. On17” 30 LZ0. © - 2 : ash 60 in. PEur5 40 TAee5h 1 O WAS, 1G 
 Saar IOP yh? Feee Og - Jamb Mouldings and Circle Corners, £1 15s. 
 Jamb Mouldings and Circle Corners, £1 158. i 
 
 Circle Corners only, ios. extra. 
 If with Open and Close Fire, ros. extra. 
 If with Lifting Fire, ros. extra. 
 
 Circle Corners only, Ios. extra. 
 If Ordinary Close Fire, 7s. 6d. less. 
 If without Lifting Fire, 7s. 6d. less. 
 
 aa 
 
 0.118 E. 21 in. kaans 30 in. high, Covings 57 in. 
 
 O.151E/T. 22 to 24in. deep, 33 in. high, Covings 60in. 
 é : 5 2 Boot Boiler, Boot Boiler 
 om Metal Covings. Tile Covings. Flat Arch Flue. Width, Metal Covings. Tile Covings. | Flat Arch Flue. 
 in. I 16) fore) 10) : 
 4 3 s 2 Oy oe OR 6 aSinee iz, 0: 0 Topo 0. 1 FeO 
 54 In, Ome See) atON 5 (On, 3 7 54 in. Toe «7.0 2s Og Bh 7G 
 60 in. FORTOSPOL P25 50 20. 3.15 «0 Bou 6 
 If H.P. Back Boiler, 28s. 6d., 30s. 6d., 33s. 6d. extra mG ot oes eee ae EB as 6 
 .P. , 28s. 6d., 308. 6d., 338. 6d. ‘ he hemes D 
 Tiled Jamb Mouldings, 48 in. and 54 in., £3; Pep pe 2 2 hae ieee 6 
 60 in., £3 58. extra. 7 : Soe Ode O 2 ta nO 4 2 
 
 Ordinary Close Fire, 20s. less. If without Lifting 
 
 Ordinary Close Fire, 20s. less. If without Lifting Fire, 
 Fire, 20s. less. 
 
 20s. less. 
 
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 - 194 KITCHENERS, STOVES, AND MANTELS. [Sec.K 
 
 - FLETCHER, RUSSELL & 60, 
 
 | LIMITED. v 
 | Gas Engineers and Artistic Tronfounders, 
 MANUFACTURERS 
 OF 
 MANTELS, CAN tf HAD 
 OVERMANTELS 
 N 3 
 fae aad tae 
 TABLES & CHAIRS, na 
 LAVATORY STANDS, 
 A 
 COAL AND GAS LAME 
 RANGES, OF 
 GAS STOVES, woons 
 HOT WATER OR | 
 HEATING MARBLES. 
 APPARATUS, 
 ETC. : 
 
 * feo 
 
 No. 4M INTERIOR -GRATE. 
 
 e é =, 
 
 Warrington, Pendleton, Manchester, Liverpool, c 
 
 , London, and Brussels. a 
 4 : 
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 ier. 
 
 130 and 132 DEANSGATE, MANCHESTER. 
 
 Combined Showrooms: 17 ISLINGTON, LIVERPOOL. 
 
 a ees PALATINE WORKS, WARRINGTON. 
 = |\\e 134 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, LONDON, E.C. 
 20 RUE T’ KINT, BRUSSELS. 
 
See also Summary of Contents, page I. 
 
 ection 
 
 Sashes, Casements and Frames. 
 
 ‘ J 3 
 
 Gearing & Fittings. 
 
 FIRMS REPRESENTED IN THIS SECTION. 
 PAGH Bas EN nee . | PAGE. 
 199 GARDINER, SONS & Co) Do. (gS. 196, 197, 202 
 200, 200, HAywaRp Bros. & Ecksreq, | Uso pearcrse ie oh x 1198) 
 
 t z se. 
 
 THOSE | WHO 
 Kindly mention “ The Contractors’ Geman” as the 
 
 source of their information, when communicating with the 
 
 Firms represented therein, rendec an important | service in 
 enabling us to, secure the fuller support of ‘Manufacturers, 
 
 &e., thus making the Book more, comprehensive and eaidobte 
 as. a Work of Refreace. ia occas ry 
 
la 
 
 SASHES, CASEMENTS 
 
 v4 ie 
 
 AND FRAMES. 
 
 GARDINER, SONS, & Co, Lid, 
 
 “gor NELSON STREET & MIDLAND IRON WORKS, BRISTOL, "a:sisz asec 
 IMPROVED WROT. IRON CASEMENTS. 
 
 we From  » YN ve Fios. 1ff- UN Ne Foy ay WN xe fos 27/3 We F 4 dul. 
 ross Fastener Ay Prass Haslemer ON Ynrass aslemer ci Prass Aaslenen NG Brass Fastimer, 
 SS 
 
 amd Slory 2/- exha and Sloy 2/- eplrd AS amc Slay. 3/3 cia. amd. Slay 3/3 elie. 
 
 and Slay. dscaha, tN 
 
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 Above Prices are to a scale of 3-in.=1-ft., but can be made to any disnensions. 
 Discounts AND SPECIAL PRICES FoR LARGE QUANTITIES ON RECEIPT .OF SPECIFICATIONS. 
 For Lifts and Iron Doors see Sections F & J. Complete Catalogue sent on application. — 
 
- GARDINER, SONS, & Co., Ltd. 
 
 Tsptene: MELSON STREET & MIDLAND IRON WORKS, BRISTOL, Téssisi's sett 
 Improved Wrot. Iron Mitre Joint Sashes. 
 
 ae 
 
 mes israexepel 
 
 Furw Size Sections 
 o 
 
 WrHicH JHESE Od,» 
 
 Prices vary from 6d. to 2s. 6d. per ft. super. according to quantities, sizes, number of Panes, Section of Iron, and Design. 
 Exact ESTIMATES ON R 
 
 + ECEI F IREMENTS. 
 if “The Sashes are in every way superior to Cast Iron, being practically unbreakable,.and offer less obstruction to light 
 For Lifts and Iron Doors see Sections F & J. Complete Catalogue sent on application. 
 
 BeiGon: Com. L. 
 4 ¥ ° ~_ = S 
 
 Sse L| SASHES, @ASEMENTS, AND FRAMES. bei: 
 
SASHES, CASEMENTS, AND FRAMES. SeCaL 
 
 HAYWARD’S PATENT 
 “PUTTY GROOVED” STEEL SASHES. 
 
 Opening Sashes Full size sections of 12in. Bars. Bull’s-eyes, Fanlights, 
 to all Requirements. Also made in 14 in. and 2in. Casements, &c. 
 
 HAYWARD’S PATENT PUTTY GROOVE SASHES have béen supplied to— 
 London County Council .. we oe -- BARKING. Great Northern Railway Co. 4 - -- MANCHESTER. 
 
 H. M. Ordnance Survey Office .. a -. DUBLIN. S.E. and Chatham Raiiway Co. ‘ “A -- BLACKFRIARS, &a 
 H M. Irish Lights Office .. es : -. DUBLIN. Southwark & Vauxhall Water Co. .. -- HAMPTON, &c. 
 Metropolitan Electric Supply Co., Ltd. .. LONDON. East Surrey Water Works ie a -. PURLEY. 
 Corporation Electricity Works .. we .. MANCHESTER. Aldershot Gas and Water Co. .. oh .. ALDERSHOT. 
 Corporation Tramways Dept. .. Be .. SHEFFIELD. Vickers, Sen & Maxim Ne a is .. ERITA. 
 London United Tramways Co. .. a .. TEDDINGTON, &c. Mann, Crossman & Paulin, Albion Brewery “LONDON. 
 North British Railway Co. ws ie .. GLASGOW. Serpell’s Biscuit Factory .. eS Rie -- READING. 
 London & South Western Railway Co. .. SOUTHAMPTON. Singer’s New Factory nS Ke a .. GLASGOW. 
 HAYWARD’S STANDARD CAST IRON SASHES 
 e 
 mm | nn me MADE TO SUIT BRICK DIMENSIONS TO AVOID 
 <i CUTTING BRICKS. 
 
 STOCK SIZES. 
 
 Ein cer ANZ PATTERN. “pB” PATTERN. 
 (As Illustration.) F 
 Panes 134 x 18 in. Centres. Panes g X12 in. Centres. 
 izes. O ll Sizes. 
 Number Over all Sizes Namberer Vietra izes 
 Panes. |Width. Height, Panes. |Width. Height. 
 Et Ins’ sobitemelns, tie basses teks 
 AS B 2 34 X 3 of 3°14 VY Bie DS eh 
 Ae ah 3) Chex 64 
 2X 3 Sie Cee 3 98 X 4 
 us 35 ox 46 4X5 3 oF X 5 
 4X 3 4 63 xX 4 6% Bx R 3 oF X 5 
 Eye oi 3) (5g <0) fos ees ACh 5 
 4} ; 
 Paar 4 Of X 6 of Sexn0 3 9% x 6 
 5 xX 4 50° SX 6.04 cate tae 
 7 Xx 5) 35 -X 
 eS a Ra Sa Seon ine ox x 6 
 4X 5 4 6 x 7 63 On xXa7 4 6 xX 7 
 5 x5 See 7 6 TXT, 5 33 7 
 65 6 of xX 7 64 & S< 9) OO eX 
 
 Write for Section X Catalogue (100 pages) to— 
 
 HAYWARD BROTHERS & ECKSTEIN, LTD. 
 
 187-201 UNION STREET, BOROUGH, LONDON, S.E. 
 
 MANCHESTER: 3 SIMPSON STREET. Telegrams: ‘‘Hayward Brothers, London.” 
 GLASGOW: 141 WEST REGENT STREET. Telephone: 193 Hop. 
 
_ GEARING & FITTINGS. 
 
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 Sec. L| 
 
 ROBERT ADAMS. 
 
 The Originator, Patentee, and Leading Manufacturer of 
 
 The Modern System of 
 
 Ventilating 
 Gearing. 
 
 Patent Panic eae 
 
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 NEW CATALOGUE POST FREE ON APPLICATION. 
 
 THE 
 ‘SLINK.” 
 
 ENGINEER AND PATENTEE, 
 
 3&5 Emerald Street, 
 Theobald’s Rd., London, W.C. 
 
 ‘ADAMS’ SPECIAL 
 CONTINUOUS GEARING.” 
 
 This illustration shows the Gearing fixed outside, the 
 Controlling Handle being within the Room. 
 
 Specialists 
 
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 As applied is a aoe of Swing Doors. 
 
 CES. 
 “X-IT" Boin ile swing doors. 
 out With Key and Brass 
 hes = Reeded Furniture. 
 
 All Brass ae .- 40O/- and *47/6 each door. 
 Brass piounts and Iron 
 
 nee ee OOl= 135 
 All fen: eee 27/6 ,, 35/- 
 Dust Sockets, 2/- each extra. 
 
 As Applied to a pair of Folding Doors. 
 PRICES. 
 
 spent ou With Key and Brass 
 eeded Furniture, 
 All Brass ee ie 55). and 5362/6 per set, for 
 Brass Mounts and Iron 2 doors. 
 Rods -. 47/6,, 65/- 
 All Iron . - 35/- ., 42/6 
 
 Perfection in 
 
 SPRING HINGES. 
 
 iii Bish Bes 
 pail ties OS 
 
 The ** VICTOR” Double Action Spring Hinges iS 
 
 _ open wider than any other—viz., 135° each way, 
 #.¢.,45° beyond meehs angles—and close with a 
 perfect check actio 
 The **'V VICTOR” Single Action Spring Hinges 
 open wider than any other—opening to and closing 
 from the angle of 180°, t.¢., the half circle, with 
 a perfect check action. 
 Used in Government and best 
 buildings everywhere. 
 
 Special Three 
 Throw Bolt. 
 No. 8. 
 
 il 
 ! ove — cine = me 
 
 No.1 
 
 -190. 
 Tongue Bolt. 
 
 ‘eq in Gearing 
 for all i 
 4 kinds of SA 
 4 Lights. Uy 
 
 No. 114 
 
 See below for price. 
 
 No. 527.—The ‘‘ CALEDONIA,” 
 usual quality to work with cord, 
 8/6 each; or to work with Regu- 
 lator, 19/- each. 
 
 am UAT 
 
 THE “CALEDONIA.” 
 
 FANLIGHT OPENERS. il | | 
 
 No. 114.—The “LINK,” with Steel Rod 
 and G.M. Regulator, 15/- each 
 
 CASEMENT 
 
 BOLTS. 
 
 Special Three Throw, 39/= 
 All Brass Polished, No. 7 and 8. 
 
 No. 190.—Patent Tongue Bolt, |j io 
 4/- per foot. Y fs 
 
 GATE BOLTS. 
 
 No. 11.—Special Pattern, 55/- 
 each. 
 
 See also page 168 for 
 DOOR SPRINGS. 
 
200 GEARING & FITTINGS. (Sec. L 
 
 ~ JAMES CARTLAND & SON, 
 
 Manufacturers of every description of LTD., 
 
 CABINET, BUILDERS’, FURNISHING AND NAVAL BRASS FOUNDRY, 
 BIRMINGHAM. 
 
 THE “CONVERTIBLE” FANLIGHT OPENER. 
 
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 This Opener is self-adapting to all 
 
 Hinged and Pivoted Fanlights. LIST OF PRICES. 
 
 H 1796 Iron ... Hog sda LE Gaclo 
 Nil] 47985 Brass... ... nO Cea 
 1797 Gunmetal ... oy, 0) Orie 
 
 The Fixing Plates are 
 ONLY 1} INCH WIDE, 
 
 and will suit any and every section 
 
 of framework. = 
 SIMPLE. 
 They are readily fitted to 
 iron-framed lights. EFFECTIVE. 
 COMPACT. 
 — 
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 Hinged at bottom, opening in, 
 
 for flush windows, 
 
 Hinged at top, opening out. 
 
 = 
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 or up to'1 inch in reveal. 
 
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 Hii hi HANNA 
 Wh i i Wii | AMAA 
 UTA UAL AAR 
 . Hh be 7 
 SCALE—TWO-THIRDS SIZE. 
 
 Side Adjustments for Fanlights. 
 Hinged at bottom, opening in. 
 
 Ht y}) 47964 Iron. 
 YN iy sey 
 ee } 1/- each. 
 
 Ol | 47954 Brass. 
 1/3 each. 
 17974 Gunmetat. 
 1/6 each. 
 
 < ecommended to be used on heavy pany ghta, Ss Ny 
 or wider than 3oinches. The plates H = === i 
 should be fixed on line as indicated by dotted line. UN = 
 
 London Show Rooms: 57, HOLBORN VIADUCT, E.C. 
 
Sec. L| GEARING & FITTINGS. 201 
 
 JAMES CARTLAND & SON, 
 
 BIRMINGHAM, tonpon, AND SYDNEY. 
 
 IMPROVED PRESTONS SCREW ADJUSTMENT. 
 
 (CARTLAND’S PATENT.) 
 
 fs & 
 
 Hinged at top, opening 
 
 out, or for Pivot For Skylights, 
 
 Sashes, B 184. 
 same prices. 
 = ¥ 
 B 182. Hinged at bottom,:opening in. - 
 Iron fitting, 
 Brass wheel. All Brass. Gunmetal. 
 8 in. screw xX 12 in. long ee 1/6 et 2/6 a 3/3 each. 
 Te ag | TIE op BS 2/9 £5 4/6 ni EY) op 
 THE “TRIAD” IMPROVED. | THE“INVISIBLE’ FANLIGHT OPENER 
 WITH FOLD DOWN BAR. (CARTLAND’S PATENT.) 
 
 CARTLAND’S PATENT. : ; 
 el All the fixing required is a hole bored in door stile large 
 
 enough for the screw to work frecly. 
 Hinged at bottom, opening in. 
 
 1470. Gunmetal. 
 
 1469. Iron. 
 each. 
 Aine 2/9 
 1oin. =... 3/6 
 = Zoi 1/6 
 Nay PUTO hoa | RAY 
 ty BO ails = 9. 12/= 
 ‘n 
 mn 1468. Brass. 
 b) 
 
 TEES SEE EES 
 
 il Wh 
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 Vit 
 AVIRA 
 
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 This opener possesses all the advan- 
 
 1 
 
 tages of the ordinary ‘‘ Triad,” with 
 
 the additional advantage of bar folding > in. § in. screw. 
 
 down out of the way of blinds, & en gi32 i? aie ead: 
 Ms piss Brass 1751 ee 5/- T/Go0s5 
 
 Hinged at top, opening out, or for Pivot Sashes, same 
 
 prices. 
 
 COMPLETE ILLUSTRATED SHEETS AND LIST OF PRICES OF THESE AND OTHER 
 FANLIGHT OPENERS WILL BE SENT ON APPLICATION. 
 
ia: 
 
 202 7 GEARING & FITTINGS. ae oes 
 
 GARDINER, SONS, & Co., Ltd., 
 
 “ger. ~~ NELSON STREET & MIDLAND IRON WORKS, BRISTOL, Teczizets Aséress: 
 
 OPENING GEAR. 
 suave a eer, LULU LLL MMA Ae 
 
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 | 
 
 FIT SF a SH 
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 ie 
 
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 Horizontal Motion Self “Sustaining Opening ~ Gear for 
 Lights or Louvres in any position, and for any (LEE 
 number of Lights or Length of Range. 2s Go 
 To open 3 sets of 6 Louvres in range of 12 feet #2 15 O Vie eeat 
 g|- extra for each additional set of Louvres. for. ae”: 
 
 To open 3 Lights in range of 12 feet ... .. 82 60 
 6/6 extra for each additional Light. 
 
 Uy 
 a Ly 
 ir Lever Opening Gear, with Quadrant Regulator. F 756. _ Self-Sustaining Lever Opening Gear ai 
 vf T : 3 i g Pp 1S ) ees 
 op Lights, F157. Front Lights, F158. with Screw Regulator for Lantern Lights. “i 
 To open 3 Lights in range of 12 ft. ee Bes £1 7 O To Open 4 Lights in range of 12 ft. ... .. £2160 
 ’” 4 ” ” 16 ft. oe tee 1i1 6 ” 6 ay AD 18 fi ee 600 340 
 ; 20 ft. nah ae 116 0 
 18 - 
 5 ae For Lights not 
 or Lights not : di ‘ . 
 eae sh | For Swing ‘Cehoe F161. Lever Opening Gear for Over- head Lights, a 
 super, Iron with {kw Lights, Iron with with Self-sustaining Wheel and Screw f{ Regulator. py 
 Se | polished Brass AS 
 polished Brass hy All Iron, box and To open 3 Lights in range of 9 feet - £115 O Wi 
 box and handle 5/- per set } | handle, Ra Ey: i i 12 feet rae oe . 118 69s 
 13/- : 13/- why Oats » ‘18 feet SEG: 1 Aa 
 
 Above Prices are with Rods not exceeding 6 feet long. 
 
 Discounts and Quotations for Special Gear to open any number of Lights simultaneously sent on receipt of requirements. 
 
 For Doors and Sashes, see Sections F & L. Complete Catalogue sent on application. 
 
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See also Summary of Contents, page 1. 
 
 Section M. 
 
 : Drainage Pipes, &c. 
 
 Sanitary and Sewer Castings. 
 Sanitary Manufactures. 
 
 St : : : ©6000000000000000 
 
 FIRMS REPRESENTED IN THIS SECTION. 
 
 j PAGE . 
 
 _ Ancnio-American Ropy & Oaxum Co. ie a Ge “ Kpwarps, J. C..’ 
 
 ~ Broap & Co.,’Lp. if er Ae Ne 8) 0206, 207° - (8 Hare oM garden OO: nae ata 
 
 “Copzuns, G-5°& Sons. 24 os 2 ee Ge! wt 2-204 North British PLuumpine Co., Lp. 
 
 - CRAPPER, Ws, °& Co., Lp. een tt his PA Yom Sr. Pancras: Ironwork Co;; Lop. 
 Dawson “ Co., Lp. Lees MRPs Bis Pe He 20S WARNER, JoHN, & Sons 
 
 Cae J. a ay Bee on ae ae en 208 
 
 a 4S ee ee tS = wa ee wes 
 
 PAGE 
 210 
 213 
 
 208, 209 
 
 212 
 214 
 
 PLU MBERS' OAKUM. 
 
 For Caulking Joints of Gas, 
 Sewer and Water Pipes, 
 Electric Mains, &c. 
 
 56 lb. Bales 
 
 ANGLO-AMERIGAN ROPE & OAKUM COMPANY. 
 
 Offices and Stores— 
 
 19, CANNING PLACE. (opposite Custom bas LIVERPOOL 
 
 WRITE FOR BLOGK CATALOGUE. 
 
 ae@- PRICE. LISTS ON APPLICATION. i To. Town and District Councils. 
 
 | Donkin’ s Separating Dry Closet | 
 
 (PATENT) Sanctioned by Local Government Board 
 
 DONKIN’S DRY CLOSET maintains the natural separation of 
 liqnids from solids by a pedestal in front and dry receptacle behind. 
 
 ADVANTAGES.—Contents of bucket always dry. 
 Ensuring great facility in removal. 
 Economy in‘the earth supply. 
 All offensive smell obviated. 
 Full manurial values.. E 
 Economical, sanitary, and simple to install. 
 
 Single Containers to suit special requirements, 
 
 Certificate of the ‘‘Institute of Hygiene,’’ Devonshire Street, 
 Harley Street, where sample and particulars can be seen. 
 
 Price from 42/- upwards. 
 
 , Catalogue and further Particulars free on application to 
 
 J. DONKIN, 4 Albert Road, Bournemouth ; 
 
 and 73 HIGH STREET, CLAPHAM, LONDON. 
 
 TRENCH PUMP OUTFITS. © 
 With 15 and 20 ft. of 3 in. Suction Hose Complete. 
 Works—HOPWOOD STREET, 3 LOOSE HOOK: SPECIAL FREE OFFER 
 
 WRITE FOR IT, 
 
204 DRAINAGE, PIPES, &c. 
 
 COUZENS’ ANTI-FLOODING Ea’ 
 
 AWARDED MEDAL OF THE SANITARY INSTITUTE. 
 
 Guaranteed to be the 
 J so most: perlect sce 
 Anti-Flooding Trap 
 . .on the market. . 
 
 Architects can with 
 .. 3 *etontidence 47% 
 Specify these Traps. 
 
 SPECIAL 
 iS QUOTATIONS 
 Ni \« 
 \ bs 22 NS 
 WS LARGER 
 Ni — a 
 SIZES. 
 No. 1. Patent Gully. eee Ball Valve Interceptor. 
 PRICES: Earthenware, 4in. and Gin. Outlet, 30/- PRICES: Earthenware, gin., £2; 6in., £3; 9in., £4 10 
 Tron, {222 Ainvand bin, )i2),° 12 45}- Iron, 4in., £3; 6in., £4 10; 9in., £7; 12in., £15 Ys 
 
 Supplied to H.M, Office of Works, Lords of the Admiralty, London School Board, all Leading Cospcepiges 
 and numerous Estates and Companies. 
 
 REPEAT ORDERS: TESTIFY TO THEIR EFFICIENCY. EASY ACCESS TO THE DRAINS. 
 
 Couzens’ Patent Automatic | Couzens’ Patent Casement Hinge 
 Saw Guard. _ FOR CASEMENTS OPENING OUTWARDS. 
 
 Repeat Orders from 
 His Majesty’s Government. 
 
 : This Hinge 
 €) ae allows of the 
 be ,adjusted Outside of 
 for Casement being 
 different cleaned 
 ; thicknesses from thé inside 
 os ere of room, thereby 
 the’ case Saving expense 
 with other and inconvenience 
 Guards. of Ladders. 
 PRICES: For Saws up to I2in., £2; 1sin. » £210;  24in., PRICES PER PAIR. SR ane HB iaeet leon 
 - 30in., £3 1G; 36in., £4; 42in., £4 10; .48in., £5. Light pattern, for casements up to 4ft. 6in. high 5/- : 
 SPECIAL QUOTATIONS FOR LARGER SIZES. Heavy; # ” over 4ft. 6in. ) ,,  6/- 
 
 pL OR FURTHER PARTICULARS AS.TO ANY OF THE ABOVE, APPLY:— 
 
 GEO. COUZENS & SONS, City ae Works, 
 Telegrams: ‘© INTERCEPTOR, CARDIFF.”’ ue tn OXFORD LANE CARDIFF. 
 
 Telephone: National, No. 461. 
 
 a hth val) be Linen 
 
ids lank, 
 
 DRAINAGE, PIPES, &c. 205 
 
 Elevations. 
 
 WSON ¢€ Co. Ltd. 
 
 (CLEMENT B. BROAD, Governing Director.) 
 
 Sections. 
 
 ARCHITECTS SHOULD SPECIFY 
 
 DAWSON & Co.’s STABLE GULLY, 
 
 with Reversible Outlet, made in our Highly-Glazed 
 
 Ephos Ware. 
 Price Complete, with eet Frame and Grating, 
 
 as shewn St. ne 17/6 
 Price Complete, with Light one Grid we 12/6 
 
 DAWSON & Co.’s ANTI-BACK FLOW 
 AND TIDAL GULLY, 
 
 with Reversible Base. 
 
 Made in our Highly-Glazed Ephos Ware. For use in 
 low-lying districts where troubled with Back Flow of 
 Storm Water. 
 
 Price Complete, with Galvanized Grid a ee 35/- 
 
 DAWSON &Co.’s INSPECTION GULLY 
 
 Made in our Highly-Glazed Ephos Ware. 
 8 in. GRID. Zin OUTLET. IP Sh Od 
 
 Price Complete, with Galvanized Grid, and fitted 
 with Stanford Jointed Stopper bys ar 10/- 
 
 Price with Grid and Galvanized Sealing Plate .. 12/6 
 
 DAWSON & Co.’s GLASARM INTER- 
 
 CEPTOR, Made in our Highly-Glazed Ephos Ware. 
 
 Tuis INTERCEPTOR has a small square of glass cemented in 
 instead of the ordinary stopper, it having been found that 
 sometimes trouble has arisen through the cap sticking. In 
 case of the chamber being choked, it can instantly be released 
 by breaking the glass from the top of the manhole. The 
 glass can be replaced for one penny. 
 
 {4in. 7/- 6 in. 10/- g in. 20/- 
 Bee ewes 61h Ojo) Ging in. 20/0 
 
 Sanitary Specialists, Bricks, Lime, Cement, and York Stone Merchants, 
 
 Mendip Wharf. Battersea, London, S.W., ana 
 Falcon Road, Clapham Junction, London, S.W. 
 
206 DRAINAGE, PIPES, &c. ‘Sec. M 
 
 Telephones— Telegraphic Adaress— 
 
 Head Office: No. 48, Paddington (2 Lines). “BROAD & CO., LONDON.” 
 Blackfriars: No. 221 Hop. 
 Finchley Road: No. 715 
 Paddington. 
 
 Directors: - } 
 © GEORGE HARRIS. ARTHUR G. HARRIS 
 
 PERCY M. HARRIS. 
 
 Medals and Certificates Awarded by 
 international Health Exhibition, Society of Architects, 
 
 Royal Sanitary Institute of Great Britain. 
 
 Original Patentees of WHITE ENAMELLED CHANNELS, GULLIES, 
 
 And many other Important Sanitary Appliances now in general use. 
 
 BROAD & CO.’S stock of Sanitary Goods is one of the largest and most varied 
 
 in London. Country orders executed with promptness and despatch. 
 CHIMNEY POTS, CAPS, &c., CLOSETS, DAMP=-PROOF COURSES, FINIALS, FLOORING AND PAVING, PLASTER, &c. 
 
 THE AUGEAN. 
 Fic. 378. THE GULLIVER. No. 40s. 
 
 WITH BRIDLE TO STOPPER. WITH GLASS DOME. 
 
 4in. FR 
 Inlets 
 
 ‘Varieties. (a 
 
 THE DUPLEX. 
 
 CHANNEL SHOE AND 
 REVERSIBLE GULLY. CHANNEL TROUGH. 
 
 | : Channel Trough. 
 Rabbetted for Gratings. 
 
 BROAD & CO.,, LTD., 
 
 4 SOUTH WHARF, PADDINGTON, W..; 
 OLD JAMAICA WHARF, UPPER GROUND STREET, BLACKFRIARS. 
 
Sec. M) DRAINAGE, PIPES, &c. | i es 207° 
 
 lelegraphi Aadress— 
 Telephones— elegraphu Ac 
 
 ‘ Lh) 
 Head Office: No. 48, Paddington (2 Lines). ** BROAD & CO., LONDON. 
 Blackfriars: No. 221 Hop. 
 Finchley Road: No.715 
 Paddington. . eC) A ; j 
 
 Directors :— 
 GEORGE HARRIS. ARTHUR G. HARRIS. 
 PERCY M. HARRIS. 
 
 BRICKMAKERS, SANITARY SPECIALISTS, 
 LIME, CEMENT, SLATE AND TILE MERCHANTS. 
 
 IRON DRAINAGE DEPARTMENT. 
 
 A large selection of Best Heavy Cast Iron, Coated Drain, Soil, and Rain Water 
 Pipes, Gutters and Connections, &c., kept in Stock. 
 
 | 
 
 The “Premier” Series of 
 Manhole Covers are extra 
 strong, carefully finished 
 Covers, which have been 
 specially designed by :: 
 BROAD & CO. for use in 
 important Public and :: 
 
 Double Seal Covers, as il- 
 lustrated, are intended 
 chiefly for Exterior use, 
 Triple Seal Covers being 
 specially suitable for In- 
 terior use. 
 
 No. 20 
 ComsBineD Key LIFTER 
 
 Private Buildings, where 
 an absolutely secure :: 
 Cover, unaffected by : 
 climatic conditions, is 
 essential. 
 
 AND CLEANER. 
 ma 
 
 <= 
 
 7 
 
 A Large Variety of Manhole Covers 
 for all classes of work kept in stock 
 
 Registered Office and Depot: 
 4, SOUTH WHARF, PADDINGTON, W. 
 Brick and Gravel Depot: 
 2, SOUTH WHARF, PADDINGTON, W. 
 Thames Wharf: 
 OLD JAMAICA WHARF, UPPER GROUND ST., BLACKFRIARS, S.E. 
 Railway Depots: 
 FINCHLEY ROAD, N.W., LONDON & NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. 
 HAYES, MIDDLESEX, GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. 
 
 Cowley Brickfields, Gravel Pits, and Depot: 
 
 | WEST DRAYTON, MIDDLESEX. 
 
 Illustrated General Catalogue, 1906 Edition—large or small size, and Supplementary Catalogue, 1907, may be 
 had on application. 
 
208 Oy: DRAINAGE, PIPES, &c. [Sec. M 
 
 Limited. 
 CONTRACTORS TO H.M. OFFICE OF WORKS. 
 
 Telegraphic Address: ESTABLISHED 1881. Telephone No.: 
 *Ductility, London.” 5645 Westminster. 
 
 Highest Class Sanitation. scrum. 
 
 Drainage, Plumbing, Heating, & Ventilation. 
 
 Patent Cast Iron Inspection Chambers. 
 
 SSS ee 
 
 TEIN 
 
 Branch Inlets can be attached according to Drawings. This form of Chamber 
 is suited to every description of Drainage. 
 
 Complete Cast Iron Drainage 
 Installations, lettered, numbered, 
 and delivered compiete, ready 
 for SAxing, ' ongreceipty oi adrain 
 plans. 
 
 Inspection Chambers specially 
 cast to fit all branch drains. 
 
 This Company were the originators of 
 Cast Iron Domestic Drainage, and have had 
 a langer experience in applying it than any 
 other firm in existence. 
 
 Please write for our latest ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE, which contains 
 many new and important Improvements. 
 
 > 
 
Sec. M) DRAINAGE, PIPES, &c. — ef hg Sa 
 The “Star” Lead Astrigal 
 Band and Tack. rviisiceire™ 
 
 Looks Well and Pleases the Client. 
 
 MAKES A FIRST-CLASS JOB. 
 
 Takes 50 per cent.less time to fix than the next best on the Market. 
 Takes the minimum of Solder and gives the maximum of Strength 
 
 View of Front. 
 
 Reg. No. 
 491564. 
 
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 Z = Freal ESeiy es raga ees 
 __—SS==S==S= 
 _aSSSSSSSSekxk 
 __—SS=SSS=S== 
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 For 2 in. lead pipe 2/- each 
 ” 24 9 ” 2/3 x9 
 i Lil ee sti Gs 216-55 
 A and B Lead Pipes. Fase Sales 29 
 C ,, C Plumbers’ Wiped Joint. ,, .4 yee 
 
 Special Quotations given for Quantities of not less than One Dozen. 
 
 The North British Plumbing Co., Ltd., 
 I5, Carteret Street, 
 
 | (QUEEN ANNE'S GATE) 
 Telephone : No. 5645 Westminster. e 
 ‘Telegrams, ‘* DUCTILITY, LONDON.” W estminster, S.W. 
 
210 DRAINAGE, PIPES, &c. [Sec. M ) 
 
 (- EK; % (a 
 mw Se: =i) 
 
 Plan of Uehiane 
 
 and Crate 
 
 THE CULES are an sae =F on my 1" DEANS patent Rapes 
 which hone had such a very large dale the additional advantage béivs| 
 That there is an. access to Me cain. and This bang made oval inaléad | 
 lofcircular admits a cleaning rod wilh grealer ease. “IME TRONWORK, 
 lis GaWanized and He openine fo access hole is fied wilh otarefords | 
 [patent Join! wt Whidh, make air aud gas light aw ae ee we) 
 
 3] 6.| 8.) 9.12) 19.18. lr wroy wie PIPE "6 FACH EXTRA | 
 PRICES 76 MOOG TAOY A4O A rrcx ON RAIL. AT WE ae 
 
 a FS 8 = “TERMS ery) DISCOUNTS ON APPLICATIO 
 
 ne soe 
 
Sec. M] 
 
 SANITARY MANUFACTURES. 
 
 211 
 
 By Royal Warrant of Appointment to His Majesty the King & H.R. H. the Prince of Wales. 
 
 The “Improved Kenon” 
 
 Disconnecting Traps. 
 4 4t06 5 6 9 
 
 eye Mba Aba shee in. 
 
 Brown Glazed 9/6 11/- 11/- 11/9 29/6 
 
 White Glazed 15/3 17/6 17/6 18/3 31/6 
 White Glazed Channels for do. 
 
 Zit. 2/0) 3/9) 40/8) mG) Ome) 9 
 
 2ft.6in. 3/- 4/3 98/9 4/- TW- 
 
 Deep Seal Air-Tight Frames 
 and Covers. 
 
 No. 496. 
 Outside, Opening. Painted. Galvanized. 
 Inches. Inches. Suede d 
 SoS 6O 0.2 OF ST a WBS 
 BOR 2heesOr anise. 18.8: 92 “886 
 Ay SK AS pe Se Dat UE ee We 
 BON 2A 2A Xuron 6018 9 ye 1509 
 254x 21% 20 x I OF16 70-9, 383.6 
 PUN SS Sty aks) 3 ie 012 9 1 29 
 AOR GD) iy Sey LOA TO a a 
 Sees We Bors Ge Wey he) 
 207 Xie 2G 010-8 ~ 0:18, 0 
 Fiushing-Rim Grease Traps. 
 
 No. 556, with 3 in. Back Inlet, two 
 
 2in. Side Inlets, and Galvanized 
 Grating .. 19/6 
 
 No. 557, with three gin. Inlets, and 
 1oin. Galvanized Grating Fo aye 
 
 Outlet of Traps, 4 inches. 
 Nos. 556 and 557. 
 
 Improved Automatic Flush 
 Tanks for Drains. 
 
 Gals# 747s: d Gals. £ s. d. 
 a0) PAE 4o 37 9 
 15 SEN ay. fe) 50 4 8 6 
 20 219 6 60 419 38 
 25 8 3 6 75 oO [486 
 30 a) 100 6 8 6 
 
 Valve Closets. 
 
 With Basin and Slop Top in one piece and Ventilating Union off 
 Overflow Trap. 
 
 Valve Closet, with White Ware 
 Flushing-rim Basin with fixed Slop 
 Top, China Dish, tin. Supply Valve, 
 Copper Air Regulator, Ventilating 
 Union off ce aoe et as 
 shown 5 : £412 0 
 
 If with rj in. Valve Extra 3/6 
 
 A Box Enamelled inside, 
 or of Lead Extra 4/9 
 
 Box fitted with Brass 
 
 Top Extra 7/3 
 
 ip ee ee 
 Pedestal Wash-Down Closets. 
 ‘The Improved Marlboro’,’’ with Lead Trap. 
 
 No. 1066. White or Ivory W.C. 
 with fixed Slop Top and 6 lb. 
 
 9 
 
 Lead P. Trap as shown.. 47/6 
 No. 568. Ditto Without Top 32/6 
 
 e EXTRAS. 
 yw: Basin with Raised Ornamentation = 2/- 
 Basin Printed outside 5 ae 4 
 ‘*S. Trapin liewof P. Trap .. ao) AWS: 
 8l1b. Trapin lieu of61b. .. aes 1/6 
 Trap with Brass Collar 56 ao KS 
 Trap with China Lining .. aa) | G/G 
 
 Syphon 
 
 Water - Waste Preventers. 
 
 quil Inlet Valve, 1fin. Lead 
 Syphon, and Chia Bulle. Onl (16 
 
 Ditto, 3-Gallon, with tI}in. 
 Syphon a Ale O76: 
 If Galvanized Bxtray g0e.on 16 
 
 Patent Valveless 
 mecscr” Waste Preventers. 
 
 | Painted. Galvanized. 
 2-Gallon 
 
 19/6 25/3 
 3-Gallon 22/6 29/6 
 = Cover’. : .. Extra 1/9 3/0 
 
 _ No. 814. 
 
 Catalogue on receipt of Professional or Trade Card. 
 
 Marlboro’ Works, Chelsea, London, S.W. 
 
212 SANITARY MANUFACTURES. (Sec. M 
 
 THE ST. PANCRAS 
 PATENT STEAM WAGON 
 
 [Re ayer TP SO ee ee | 
 
 5-TON STANDARD TIPPING WAGON 
 Specially built for 
 
 HEAVY WORK ON ROUGH ROADS. 
 
 Municipal and Colonial Wagons a Speciality. 
 
 Fitted with PATENT ROCKING FORE-CARRIAGE, 
 PATENDTY VERTICATHRT RETURN 2 DUBE =bO here 
 
 the most economical on the market. 
 
 Write for particulars. 
 
 St. Pancras Ironwork Co., 
 
 Regd. Office: 117 St. Pancras Road, N.W. rtd 
 
 Telegrams; *‘ Equitation, London.”’ Telephone: No. 519 North. 
 
Sec. M| SANITARY MANUFACTURES, 
 
 Contractors for General Sanitary 
 and Plumbing Work, Baths, 
 Lavatories, Closets, and Internal 
 Fittings of every description. 
 
 2 
 o/ 
 
 KING 
 
 Manufacturers of 
 Special Sanitary Fittings, 
 Ornamental Lead Work, 
 Lightning Conductors, éc. 
 DRAINS, MANHOLES, 
 
 AND 
 
 IMPROVED PATENT 
 COVERS, 
 SEWAGE TANKS, 
 FILTER BEDS, 
 
 FIRE HYDRANTS. 
 
 Heating by 
 HoT WATER 
 
 Ornamental Radiators, 
 Coils, &c. 
 
 Surveys made and Reports given 
 
 on the condition of the Sanitary 
 
 ‘a Fittings, Drains, &c., of Public Buildings, 
 
 Works, _ Private Houses, and Special 
 
 Arrangements made for maintaining same in 
 Sanitary Condition by Periodical Inspections 
 ———— trical inspections 
 
 and Cleansings. 
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 POWER PUMPS, &c. 
 
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 JOH N WARN ER & SONS, No. 8849 London Wall, 
 ie en, Loox. AY DRAULIG & SANITARY ENGINEERS,...cevewieeee 
 
 2, JEWIN CRESCENT, CRIPPLEGATE, LONDON, E.C. 
 
 Manufacturers of Hydraulic Machinery of every description. Wind Engines, Fire Engines, Garden Engines, Water 4 
 Wheels, Rams, Deep Well Pumps, Centrifugal Pumps, Horse Gear Frames, Engine Frames, &c. Cocks and Valves for Water 
 at High or Low Pressure, Plumbers’ Cocks and Fittings, Closets, Baths, Lavatories, Steam Valves and Engine Fittings, Beer 
 ee and Fittings, Church, Cuekee School, Plantation, or Factory Bells, and General Braziery. 
 
 BELLS OF EVERY SIZE AND DESCRIPTION. 
 
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 Quarter Bells. 
 
 Lighthouse Bells. 
 
 Manufacturers of 
 
 CATHEDRAL AND 
 CHIMING 
 
 CHURCH BELLS. : 
 APPARATUS AND 
 Single Bells or Rings. Public Clock Beils. MAGHINES. 
 
 Chapel & Cemetery Bells 
 of every description. 
 
 Founders of BIG BEN, 16 Tons; Westminster Quarters, 8 Tons. 
 Hall, Liverpool, Bolton, Sunderland, and Darlington Town Hall Bells. 
 
 Bellfounders to the London School Board. The Trinity House Corporation, &c., &c. 
 
 Church; Chapel, 
 and School Bells. 
 
 WARNER’S PLUMBERS AND ENGINEERS’ BRASS WORK. 
 
 FIRE COCKS, HYDRANTS, AND APPLIANCES. 
 
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 WARNER’S IMPROVED HYDRAULIC RAMS, 
 For Water Supply. WARNER'S DOMESTIC PUMPS & SINKS, 
 
 IMPROVED PATENT | BALL Mee >! WATER SERVICE COCKS, BOILER COCKS & VALVES. 
 
 fet Cast Iron , f 
 A SS Brass Force Colonial ; ar ~ Warner’s Elastic Valve 
 Braziery. Copperwork. Deep Well Pumps. Pumps. Pumps. Portable Closets. Closets. 
 
 WARNER’S Lavatories, Baths, Water Closets, in great Variety with Patented Improvements. 
 FIRST CLASS LONDON MANUFACTURE AND FINISH. 
 For Home, Colonial, and Foreign Markets. Suited for WATER WORKS & PRIVATE SUPPLIES. 
 
 Full Descriptive and Illustrated Priced Catalogue Post Free upon Application. 
 
See also Summary of Contents, page r. 
 
 Section N. 
 
 Church and Factory Bells. 
 Blinds, Seine Lifts, Shutters, & Partitions. — 
 Shop Fronts, Letters, Name Plates, &c. 
 Draught Excluders. Stair Treads, &c. 
 
 FIRMS REPRESENTED IN THIS SECTION. 
 
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 CHARLES CARR, Ltd., 
 The Bell Foundry, SMETHWICK. 
 
 PATENTEES AND CONTRACTORS TO ge _S aM z ALSO TO THE ADMIRALTY ARD 
 H.M. ROYAL ORDNANGE STORES,  -ogge—Sigauaan. WAR OFFICE. 
 
 Manufacturers of Bronze Tomb Raiis, Brass and Zinc Stair Treads, 
 and all kinds of Brass Work. 
 
 Church Bells. Tram Bells. House Bells. Plantation Bellis. Dinner Gongs. 
 GASTERS OF School Bells. Hand Bells, Buoy Bells. Lighthouse Bells. Colliery Gengs: 
 ALL eis OF unis Bells, Alarm Bells. Ship Bells. Locomotive Bells, Signal Gongs. 
 d Bells. Cattle Bells. Musical Bells. Hall Gongs. &c., &c. 
 
 12 @OLD MEDALS AND 1 BRONZE MEDAL, ; 
 Experienced men sent to Inspect, and Estimates given for all kinds of Repalrs to Bells ang Fittings — 
 | CATALOGUBS FREB ON APPLICATION. 
 
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 PIETROPOLITAN ASYLUPIS BOAR Di Ere Bre. 
 
 Telephone; 
 No. 1436 North. 
 
 JOHN HALL & SONS, 
 
 WINDOW BLIND MANUFACTURERS, 
 217 HORNSEY ROAD, LONDON, N. 
 
 Tin Barrel Springs. Venetians. 
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 Roller Blinds. 
 
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 Minimum 15 ft. 
 
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 101, Aldersgate St., CITY, E.C., And 4, Panton St., HAN MARE Or: 
 
 Works: Glasshouse Yard, E 
 Telephone—13253 “‘CENTRAL.” Telegrams—“ REPAINTED, LONDON.” 
 Contractors to His eke Ae s Royal Palaces, Picture Galleries, Post Offices, Courts of Justice, 
 Museums, City Corporation, L.C.C,, School Boards, Police Stations, Banks, 
 Metropolitan ‘Asylums Board, Hotels, Hospitals. 
 
 Lace Sites Insertion Blinds. Spring Rollers. Mountings for Rollers, 
 Venetian and Patent Appliances. Festoons and Window Draperies— 
 Duchesse, Louvre, Curtain. 
 
 QUTSIDE—Universal, Pineoleum Balcony Blinds, Helio-Scene. Oriental, 
 
 Spanish, Fiorentine, Shutter, Venetian, Awning, and 
 Conservatory Blinds. 
 
 Transparent Blinds for illuminations, etc., etc. 
 
 Heraldry and Writing. Japanese, Stained Glass, Reet Fern, and 
 
 Dwarf Blinds. 
 
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 Contractors to LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL, METROPOLITAN ASYLUM BOARD, BOARDS of GUARDIANS, SCHOOL BOARDS, &c. 
 Largest and Cheapest Venetian Blind Makers in England. 
 
 Venetian, Wire, Cane, Glass, Spring, Art Roller, Festoon, Spanish, Florentine, 
 Oriental, Duchesse, Helioscene, Canaletta, Shop Spring Blinds, &c. 
 
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 Spring Roller Blinds, Best Quality, 6d. foot. Art Printed, on Brass Fittings, 5d. foot. 
 
 Estimates Free. Measuring and Fixing within 10 miles of London, Free. 
 Distances beyond, actual Fare and Time charged. All Blinds under 16 ft. charged as 16 ft. 
 
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 WINDOW BLINDS of all kinds. 
 
 Inside Blinds—Veneti‘an, Art Holland, Embroidered, Duchesse Lace Festoon, Insertion, 
 Wire Cane, Stained Glass, and Opaque Blinds, for Lecture Rooms of Institutes, &c., &c. 
 Casement Curtains. 
 Outside Blinds—Spring Shop, Spanish, Oriental, Florentine, Helioscene, Simpiex, 
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 Messrs. R. LOWTHER & Co., The Patent ‘‘ Helioscene ‘’ Blind Makers, now incorporated with the above. 
 
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 SPECIAL DISCOUNTS TO THE TRADE. 
 
 Cornice Poles & pitting of every description. Brise Bise Empire & Renaissance. Curtains in all the latest designs. 
 NEW CATALOGUE NOW READY.) 
 The ‘ Helioscene’ is the only Outside Blind combining free view with perfect shade and ventilation. 
 : ARCHITECTS’ DESIGNS CAREFULLY GARRIED OUT. 
 Factories: BRIDGE ROAD and BLACK’S ROAD, HAMMERSMITH, LONDON, W. 
 
220 BLINDS & SHUTTERS. 
 
 JOHN SOPER, “lanufacturer 
 
 Roller Blinds in Striped or Printed Hollands, from 5d. ner square foot. 
 
 Spring Roller do. from 7d. per square foot. 
 
 Venetian Blinds (of thoroughly seasoned Pine) from 
 7d. per square foot. 
 
 Festoon Blinds, in Cotton, from 
 
 1s. 2d. 3; in Silk, from 
 
 2s. 3d. per sq. ft. 
 
 Outside Blinds 
 fiom 1s. 7d. per sq. ft. 
 Italian do. from 1s. 6d. per sq. ft. 
 Florentine do. from ts. 10d. per sq. ft. 
 Spanish do. from 2s. 4d. per sq. ft. 
 SPECIALITIES iN INSIDE AND OUTSIDE BLINDS. 
 PATTERNS, DESIGNS, and ESTIMATES FREE, 
 Patentee & Manufacturer of the LEVER-ACTION PULLEY for VEN ETIAN BLINDS. 
 
 “OLD CAVENDISH STREET, W., LONDON. 
 
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 New Islington Shutter G Blind Works, Pott St., Ancoats, MANCHESTER. 
 
 REVOLVING SHUTTERS 
 
 Suitable for Shop Fronts, Dividing Class Rooms, 
 Warehouses, Doorways, Motor Garages, &c., in Iron, 
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 Improved Wood, Iron, and Steel Revolving Shutters, Inside and Outside Sur- 
 
 JMManufacturers of blinds on the latest improved principles, Glass Facias, Signs, and Stali-piatea 
 
 in every variety and Style. Collapsible Sliding Gates for Entrances. 
 
 GLASS WRITERS AND EMBOSSERS. GILT WOOD LETTERS MADE TO ANY DESIGN. 
 Wrought Iron Entrance Gates and Shop Window Guards made to any Design. Brass, German Silver, Copper and Gun Metab 
 Shop Fronts made to Architects’ own Designs. Wrought lron Doors for the Prevention of the Spread of Fire. 
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 LIFTS 85) 409243 aan Oe 3 27 35ft. 5 cwt. 44 5 0 
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 WitH Upricuts, GEARED HavuLine AND CAGE WHEELS AND Ropes; HAND BRAKE AND CAGE; 
 
 AND BALance WEIGHT CAPABLE OF EXACT ADJUSTMENT 
 STEAM POWER, WAREHOUSE & HAND POWER, CARRIAGE, HOSPITAL, & CELLAR LIFTS. 
 Lift Gearing supplied. Prices as per List on Application. 
 
 REVOLVING SHUTTERS FOR SHOP FRONTS. 
 
 PRICES: Sevr-Co1tinc, Wood from i/i0; Corrugated Steel from 2/6, with Springs and Boxes. 
 Curvilinear Stecl Lath Shutter, from 4/0, or with Gearing from 4/6 per foot super. 
 
 EXPERIENCED WORKMEN SENT TO ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTRY. 
 
 REVOLVING SHUTTER PARTITIONS. 
 
 FOR THE DIVISION OF SCHOOLS COLLEGES, &c. 
 As Fitted by us to the Birmingham, Brighton, Portsmouth. and other School Boards. 
 
 RETAINS all the advantages of the LARGE ROOM for Meetings, Examinations, &c., 
 and can be cleared away in three minutes, leaving unobstructed space 
 
 Price from 3/- per square foot, delivered and fixed complete, ready for Varnishing, 
 with Cornice, Door, and Muvable Pilasters and Fast’ners. 
 1,000 SCHOOLS FITTED THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY. 
 
 FOLDING SCHOOL PARTITIONS. 
 
 With panelled framing and glazed upper panels on Ball Bearing Pulleys, 3/6 per ft. sup. 
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 SLIDING SCHOOL DIVISIONS. 
 
 With rolling centre Pulleys and g azed upper panels, from 5/6 par ft. sup. | 
 
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 Dehvered and fixed complete, ready Jor Varnishing. 
 
 _ “THE WINDOW BLIND OF THE PERIOD.” 
 PATENT METALLIC VENETIAN BLIND. 
 
 —— LIGHT, DURABLE, ELEGANT. — 
 Does not occupy half the space of a Wood Blind. Is Fireproof. 
 
 Beautifully enamelled, and will not chip or blister, When dirty can be restored equal to new 
 by washing in soap and water. 
 
 The edges of the laths and cord holes are folded over so that the tapes and cords can not be cut. 
 Metallic Venetian Blinds, from 9d. per sq. ft. Wood Venetiin Blinds, from 8d. ter sq. ft. 
 Inside Roller Blinds, from 530. Blinds under r4 ft. charged as 14 ft. 
 REPAINTING, TAPING, and CORDING OLD VENETIAN BLINDS, 43d. per sq. ft. 
 
 in Mahogany F noes h Polished, f 2/- Brits 
 WI RE BLuI N DS Gold lines ed ee 3/6 per vat, fWood BBs S) ego baila 
 
 weep Kails, 
 8d. per ft. extra. Special Designs as per Estimate- 
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 Spanish Blinds in Wood Cases from 2/6 per sq. ft. 
 Florentine rF ” ” ” ” 3 ” ” 
 
 Helio-Scene >; ie 5) ty IGS 
 Ou'side Venetian,, 1. i YS) Gp 
 
 Blinds under 20 ft. churged as 20 fet. 
 OLD BLINDS RE-COVERED WITH NEW TICKS. 
 
 SPRING ROLLER SHOP BLINDS. ' 
 
 _. Covered with Att Linen BuinpD Ticks, and 
 
 ; with Arms and Slides to be fixed in Cornice, from 
 12/6 per ft. lineal. 
 
 Ditto, with Box on top of Cornice, 16/- per ft. lin. 
 
 m= Blinds under to ft. charged as to ft. lineal. ~ 
 
 LIND { German Silver joints and slides, AO/- extra. 
 
224 BLINDS, SHUTTERS, & PARTITIONS. (Sec. N 
 W. F. S. HOLT, 
 BRADFORD. 
 
 BOWLING BACK LANE, 
 
 Reha ye No. I305. 
 
 Telegrams—* HOLT, LAISTERDYKE.”’ 
 
 The following « are all fit up ready for fixing, and placed on trucks in in BAA Tord — 
 
 REVOLVING . 
 SHUTTERS . 
 
 in Wood, Iron, or 
 Steel. 
 
 SPRING . ; 
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 VENETIAN . 
 
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 Per Foot 
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 Best Redwood Shutters, connected poses? with opps per EDR IHe, ard Steel 
 Strip, and worked by Springs : .. from 10d. 
 If worked by Weights mr .. extra 2d. 
 If Fitted with Iron Band Link Hinges, whielt makes a . much stronger Shutter 
 (suitable for Warehouse and Coachhouse Doors, &c.) j so eed  PXo 
 Curvilinear Iron Lath Shutters... ue f one 5s re trom) “82/6 
 Corrugated Steel Plate Shutters .. SO im % 2/- 
 Minimum Size “Invoiced, 25 i. sip. 
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 Rollers and Brackets, wie CHORE, Canvas sewn on, and Iron Arms, with Sliding 
 Extension .. a re sae ai .. from  5/= 
 Rollers and Brackets Cae i 2/3 
 Minimum Size Invoiced, 10 feet ia ilies to above Se Lier ey if vequired. 
 Per oot 
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 Made from best selected Quebec Srruce: Painted or Varnished, with Woven 
 Linen Ladder Tapes, Cords, Tassels, Beaumont Actions, &c., complete, from 43d. 
 
 Repainting, Taping and Cording : a fe ee 3d. 
 Minimum Size gee 14 vee iapl. 
 
 For Rlocentine: Oriental: Holland ana Wire Blinds, and for Lifts and Hace. see our Catalogues, which can 
 
 be had free on application. 
 
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 ESTIMATES given. with COMPLETE SPECIFICATION, on receipt of particulars. 
 
 Manufacturers 
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 Partitions, 
 
 Hinged and 
 
 Folding 
 Partitions, 
 
 Ball Bearing 
 Gearing. 
 Collapsible 
 Gates, 
 
 Telephone: 1773 Tottenham. 
 Telegrams: ‘‘Srenr, TOTTENHAM.’ 
 
 STEER, THORNBOROUGH & CO., 
 
 HIGH CROSS, TOT TENE AM LONDON, N. 
 
 Manufacturers 
 of 
 Improved 
 
 Spring 
 Revolving 
 Shutters, 
 
 in Wood, Iron, 
 and Steel. 
 
 “ 2 dl 
 
 eT EP ELE 
 
 So Setanta aoe Se 
 
 Art Metal 
 Workers. 
 
 ra a) 
 
 INSIDE AND OUTSIDE BLINDS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. 
 GATES, RAILINGS, LIFT ENCLOSURES, AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF ORNAMENTAL IRONWORK. 
 
Sec. N) SHUTTERS & PARTITIONS. 995 
 
 Telegraphic Address—‘‘ HARTLEY’S, GORTON.” Nat. Telephone 126 OPENSHAW., 
 MANUFACTURERS, 
 
 @uecen’s Road Machine DJoinery Works, 
 GORTON, MANCHESTER. 
 
 IMPROVED PATENT FOLDING AND SWIVEL PARTITIONS 
 
 => a 
 PRICE PRICE 
 PER PER 
 SUP. FOOT SUP. FOOT 
 SWIVEL HINGED 
 
 ‘ AND 
 FOLDING FOLDING 
 2/4 1/10 
 Bxperienced In any 
 workmen part ef the 
 sent to fix Country. 
 => => 
 
 FOR DIVISIONS IN SCHOOLS AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS. 
 
 In Sections from 2 feet 6 inches to 3 feet, out of Carefully Selected Timber, either Pitch 
 Pine, Yellow Pine or Redwood. A Wicket Door can be inserted in any Leaf. 
 
 mw ALL WORK GUARANTEED FOR TWO YEARS. ~* 
 
 REVOLVING .. SELF-ACTING SHOP 
 
 . . SHUTTERS. SUN-BLINDS. 
 IN WOOD OR IRON. Spring Blind in Box - - 6/3 per foot lineal. 
 § Redwood Laths - - 10d. per foot super. Ditto, without Bex - - S/= 4, n 
 Ditto, Chain Hin ged A 1 iF 5 ee All emeME Sci Caasadac fie agimgeror= and all 
 
 On Trucks Manchester. On Trucks Manchester. 
 
226 
 
 Kg 
 
 YE 
 
 See also page 164. 
 
 Sole Makers and 
 Patentees. 
 
 THE 
 
 CA 
 
 ?9 
 
 Contractors to the Admiralty, 
 War Office, H.M. Office of 
 County 
 
 Works, London 
 Council, &c. 
 
 A 
 
 - PLAN:-CENTRAL SWIVELLED.— 
 
 Excels all others for 
 SIMPLICITY & EASY RUNNING. 
 
 Some of the Advantages :— 
 
 FOLDS in LESS SPACE. 
 BALL bearings to SWIVEL 
 action. 
 BALL bearings to RUNNER |_ See 
 action. { tration. 
 RUNNING on a SERIES of | 
 BALLS. 
 METAL protected RAIL in floor (only 
 12in. thick). 
 MORE EASILY kept FREE from DIRT. 
 NO sticking of PINS in the groove. 
 NO movable STILE at folding side 
 (taking up space). 
 CAN be made to FOLD CLOSE to 
 WALL (if required). 
 NO HALF LEAF at folding side. 
 ANY Carpenter can FIX them. 
 SUPPLIED all fitted together 
 READY to FIX or FIXED complete. 
 
 Also SLIDING PARTITIONS, 
 FIXED PARTITIONS, JOINERY and DOORS of every description. 
 
 —~ SECTION:-/4 FULL SIZE. — 
 
 ’ _ Self-sustaining SAFETY DINNER and SERVICE 
 LUCAS'S LIFTS. 
 lied he New Town Hall and L G 
 Other f fe lle ent h Hall, &€., Fanta Ssh 
 
 Fire-resisting REVOLVING SHUTTERS 
 
 Specialities. | [Ron poors, SASHES and CASEMENTS. 
 
 SHUTTERS & PARTITIONS. 
 
 J. E. Lucas & Son, 
 
 Works :-TANNER’S HILL, S.E. 
 
 (Sec. N 
 
 BROCKLEY, sc 
 
 — PLAN: -ENDPSWIVELLED 
 
 SOME OF THE MANY 
 TESTIMONIALS 
 
 (UNSOLICITED). 
 
 One containing 753 feet super, all folding. 
 
 Sept. 19th, 1905. 
 
 “JT have pleasure in informing you that the 
 Folding Partition which you supplied for the Duke 
 Street Mission Hall (Workington, Cumberland), is I 
 believe one of the largest in use. Size 41ft, 1oin. by 
 18ft. (all folding). All works well and gives general 
 satisfaction.” 
 
 P.S.—I hope the Partition you have now on 
 order is about ready for dispatch.” 
 
 We believe this is the highest and largest Partition 
 ever made, and the Builder’s men fixed it. 
 
 May 23rd, 1906. 
 
 “JT have inspected the recently fixed Sliding 
 Partition at Hertford Grammar School. and have 
 been greatly zmpressed by the ease with which it 
 was worked. It has evidently been erected with 
 considerable skill and care.’’ 
 
 Pusiic Works OFFIC, 
 MERVILLE, GALWay, 
 May 25th, 1906, 
 ‘Enclosed please find cheque in settlement ot 
 account for Partition supplied to the Presentation 
 Convent. Galway. 
 The Partitions are working very smoothly.” 
 
 NATIONAL SCHOOLS, 
 WANSTEAD, 
 May 28th, 1906 
 “You will be glad to hear that I am delighted 
 
 with the Partition. It is a very great success.’’ 
 (30ft. by 13ft., all folding to one side). 
 
 Further Testimonials given if necessary. Write for 
 Estimates and Particulars. _ ‘i 
 
Sec. N] SHUTTERS & PARTITIONS. 2 
 fake BRADY & THORNBOROUGH.) (Established 1870.) 
 
 59 CHAPEL STREET, STORE STREET, MANCHESTER, 
 | Manufacturers of 
 Improved Patent Swivel Partitions, 
 
 ALSO 
 
 FOLDING sles FOR “pM bc 
 
 CENTRAL OR SIDE 
 
 ‘GauISsaq Sv SNIGI104 
 
 Improved - Ni INSIDE & OUTSIDE 
 ————— WW \ - BLINDS 
 Revolving 1 ANA) NAAR YY 
 a ne i 1 C= WS ‘\ ‘a y \ \ \ \ \ AAR of every Description 
 Shutters, = Ath 
 ————— ‘hh Luggage 
 
 In Wood, Iron and 
 
 or Steel. Dinner Lifts. 
 
 TESTIMONIALS, DRAWINGS, ; < 
 PRICES, AND ALL DETAILS, ,3ajfiill 
 WREE ON APPLICATION. 
 
 ). ARCHITECTS’ DESIGNS 
 CAREFULLY CARRIED OUT 
 
 “NI 
 
228 DRAUGHT EX@CLUDERS. (Sec. N 
 
 SHEATH BROS., 87, CITY ROAD, LONDON. 
 > > General Manufacturers of Draught Stop Mouldings. 
 
 SOLE AGENTS FOR 
 
 VALENTINES PATENT FELT WEATHER STRIP 
 FOR DOORS, WINDOWS, ETC. 
 
 Wor Perfectly excludes Cold, Wind, Rain, Snow and Dust. It 1s 
 So SY the best, cheapest, most durable, and effectual Draught-excluding 
 (a Moulding. 
 
 N 0 is intended for the inside of upper sash. Nail to the parting strip with 3 inch 
 0. brads, or it can be used for Windows and Doors generally, applied same as No. 1. 
 = Being less in price it is preferred by some, as it answers the same purpose as No, 1. Pric 
 
 £ 2d. per foot in 7 ft. lengths. ‘4 
 
 5 N 1 is applied to Doors and Windows, making them air-tight, and entirely preventing 3 
 0. their rattling. Close the door and brad the strip to the jamb or frame, so that the 
 
 felt presses gently against the door. For lift windows, close the sash and brad to the stop- 
 bead at the sides and 4kottom, so that the felt will press 
 gently against the sash. Fora neat job, mitre corners. Use 
 3 inch brads or finishing nails. Price 24d. per foot in 
 7 ft. lengths. 
 
 No 2 is applied to bottoms of Doors, and also. to 
 : bottom rail of French sash, the felt to press 
 gently on the sill. Close the door or sash before applying. 
 Use ifin finishing nails or 1 in. screws. Price 43d. per 
 foot in 7 ft. lengths. 
 
 No 3 is a perfect arrangement for closing the joints 
 . between Double Doors. Close the doors and 
 nail to one door, with the felt projecting over the other. 
 Use 1fin. brads or finishing nails. Price 44d. per foot 
 in 7 ft. lengths. 
 
 i 
 
 i 
 N 4 is a neat and effective device for closing the 
 
 0. joint between the Upper and Lower Sash of 
 Lift Windows, and also for French Windows, to close the | 
 joint between the two sashes, For lift windows it is bradded 
 to the top of lower sash, the felt extending to aid bearing 
 on the upper; in case there are fasténings, apply to the 
 under side of upper sash with the felt projecting over the 
 lowerone, For French windows, brad to one sash with 
 the felt bearing on the other. Use rin. brads or finishing 
 nails. Price 34d. per foot in 7 ft. lengths. 
 
 N 5 is made with double thick felt, and is applied to 
 0. the Bottoms of Front and Store Doors. Close 
 the door before applying, and press the felt gently in the 
 sill. Use 1in.screws. Price 6d. per foot in 7 ft. lengths. 
 
 Nos. 59 and 60. 
 
 Crimson, Green, or Drab Cloth Covered Draught Excluding Tubing. 
 
 MOUNTED ON WOOD MOULDING VARNISHED OAK. 
 
 See also Advertisement in ‘‘The Architect’s Compend 
 
 SIZE saat IN 7 FEET 
 MOULDING. din. Zin. Tin. LENGTHS. 
 s.. d. Sac Sai: 
 Price. .-- <p OLe 0 3 0 3. Per foot. 
 
 $$$ 
 
 ¢ PATENT SELF-ACTING DOOR SLIDES, » 
 
 Outside of the Bettoms of Doors. 
 
 ® 
 Made in Oak and Mahogany, with Brass Plates and Spring. 
 
 3 feet and under, 4s. 6d. each. | Above 3 feet long, 5s. od. each. 
 IN ORDERING DOOR SLIDES, RIGHT OR LEFT HAND MUST BE STATED. 
 
 The Prices in this List are subject toalteration, with or without notice. 
 
Sec. N]) DRAUGHT EXCLUDERS, STAIR TREADS, &, —_229 
 
 Large Medal awarded to SHEATH BROTHERS by the Council of the 
 7 
 
 BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT Inter-Colonial Exhipition, Victoria (Australia), 1866-67. BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT 
 
 AJESTY 
 S bh ty 
 
 PATENTEES &SOLE MAKERS 
 of the 
 SELF SUPPLYING 
 
 cits PERCHA, 
 INDIA RUBBERaNo 
 
 as. 
 C2 a 
 We 
 
 | 
 
 S oun cs LExHIBIT: one 
 
 “are meee 
 By Special appointment to HIS MAJESTY THE KING, and HER LATE MAJESTY THE QUEEN, for their Patent 
 _Self-Supplying Weter Brush and Hose Peeperanee See ee List. 
 
 SH EATH BROS. 
 
 GREYorRED 3 NG 
 
 See re ate a 
 Srar TREADS 9) 
 
 ESE, Sh IALLPYRALIO STAIRNGS 5 
 Saf = 6 
 Fl i 
 
 0) PERFEGTLY 
 
 Seat NOISELESS a )URABLE ie 
 
 ae 
 
 Nd 
 
 Manufacturers of the Improved 
 
 SUPPLIED ! Cloth-Covered Tubular Draught 
 
 WITHOR WITHOUT Moulding, Leather and Cloth- 
 
 —— Rass NV OSINGs. Covered Draught-Tubing, Patent 
 
 CORRUGATED STAIR TREAD WITH BRASS NNSING . \ Vulcanised India-Rubber Door 
 
 and Carriage Mats, Corrugated 
 and Pyramid India-Rubber Sheet 
 - for Stair Treads, Gutta Percha 
 Noiseless Curtain Rings. 
 
 Illustrated Price List sent with sample on application. 
 A LARGE QUANTITY IN STOCK. 
 ORDERS CAN BE IMMEDIATELY EXECUTED. 
 
 G To Municipal Surveyors, 
 District Councils, 
 
 iN ail School Boards, 
 
 a he wee [ae 
 
 NF ANN. liHiltiiiiliniiiiiiij 
 
 India Rubber Squeegees 
 for cleaning Roads, 
 Footpaths, &c. 
 
 Send for Free Illustrated Price Lists. 
 
 India Rubber 
 Garden Hose 
 and Fittings. 
 
 For the Price of all 
 Sizes India Rubber 
 Hose, see No. 1 
 leiste 
 
 For Price of Brass 
 Fittings for all 
 Sizes of Hose, see 
 No: 2 List. 
 
 ie optcanow eS 87 CITY ROAD, LONDON, E.C. 
 
y ae Wiha = a wan rd a ae 
 
 / o ad dan ; wt 9 ry ap an , “ PP 55, 
 PS Se ee Tipe 4 ee Pape es aia a alae Ue air A tie bh Ny So 
 
 230 SHOP FRONTS — STAIR TREADS. 
 
 Scott Brothers, 
 
 Shopfitters, Gravel Lane, SALFORD, MANCHESTER, 
 
 Will promptly Estimate for We offer you 
 Modern Shop Fronts, Expert practical knowledge 
 Air-tight Show Cases, First-class Workmanship 
 
 Signs in Wood, Glass Seasoned Materials 
 or Metal, : References to Leading Architects. 
 
 Exhibition Stands, Contractors to H.M. Office of 
 
 Museum Cases, Works, and Museums and 
 High-Class Woodwork, Public Bodies throughout the 
 Models. Country. 
 
 Air-tight Show Cases and Exhibition Stands on Hire 
 for Exhibitions—at Reasonable Rates. 
 Large Numbers in Stock. 
 
 Work carried out with Skill, Economy and Despatch. 
 
 Telephone No. 2641. 
 Telegrams: ‘‘ESTIMATES, MANCHESTER.’’ ABC and At Codes used. 
 
 Builders’ Announcements, 
 
 Commencing on page 347, showing the class of work 
 
 various Building Firms are accustomed to undertake, are 
 a valuable guide to Architects when placing contracts 
 
 for the erection of Buildings, &c. 
 
 LYTE’S METALLIC WOVEN STAIR-TREAD Co., Lp 
 
 24, CRAVEN STREET, CHARING CROSS, W.C. (Close to District and S. E. Ry. Stations). 
 SUPPLIED TO H.M. GOVERNMENT IN ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTRY, 
 
 : ‘LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL, RAILWAY CO.’S, &c., &c, 
 — Bee a The PATENT TREADS offer, amongst others, the following 
 sar 0 7 1100 sanaaianalsngnavit AIP TTINIIIIN) advantages: 
 
 Do not harbour dirt. Perfect security agalnst slipping. 
 
 Lead cannot work out of the wire Great durability. Hl 
 mesh, Pleasant to walk on, 
 
 Offer no long surfaces of metal to Neat & ornamental appearance. 
 polish and become slippery. No special fixings required. 
 
 Can be adapted to any steps. Can be laid with nails or screws 
 
 Stock Sizes of TREADS of STEEL-GORED LEAD WIRE Woven with Steel Wire. 
 3 4 7zins. deep over all, including nosing, 
 24 Ins. Wide 2/6 3/9 5/- 6/3 Each. 
 27 ot 2/11 4/3 5/8 T/= 45 
 307 es, 33 4'9 6/3 “Z/10’., 
 33 ow 3/6 5/3 6/11 3/8 
 30° ow 3/9 5/8 7/6 9/5 », 
 SPECIAL 8!ZES QUOTED FOR, & SAMPLES SENT ON APPLIOATION. 
 For narrow treads (3in. and 441n.) we recommend addition of our plain Irop 
 Stripping, fin. wide. to protect back edge; price 7d. per strip for 24, 27, 7 2 
 ck 
 
 il 
 
 TREAD AND NOSING 
 
 or 36 in. treads, drilled ready for fixing. We also supply brass edging for 
 and sides; prices on application. 
 
eo e@ @ 
 
 ATAL 
 
 OGUE. 
 
 See also Summary of Contents, page I. 
 
 ae Section 0. 
 Glazing and Glass. Prisms. Roof Glazing. 
 
 FIRMS REPRESENTED IN THIS SECTION. 
 
 PAGH | 
 
 PAGE 
 - Brivis Cuannencr Grazing CO DO yi one a ep) area) HELLIWELL & Co., Lp. ... hy ney cae ay ieee 
 - Brrrisy Luxrer Prism Synpicatr, Lp. ... a 233, 236 Hxy woop, W. H., & Co. sbi ey oe tis terol 
 _ Cuancr Bros. & Co., Lp. ae oa Ms Wie OLA, LOZB | Luxrrer Prism (THE Bririsu) SyNpIcatsz, Lp. ... 233, 236 
 Grover & Co., Lp. EN “ih ie Shs Soy ead Metiowrs & Co., Lv. ... ah unt cae os wv» 240 
 
 HANWELL’s GLAZING Works... oa ie re ee 288 PILKiIneton Bros., Lo. 1 ath Sk .., 2344—234p) 
 _ Haywarp Bros. & Ecxsrern, Lp. _... ee ay 232, 234 Sr. Pancras Ironwork Co., Lo. ae ae bps Gaeeee 
 
 WorRKsS. 
 Bay HALL, 
 HUDDERSFIELD. 
 
 || LONDON OFFICE. 
 39.Victoria St 
 WESTMINSTER. 
 
 TOHIS WAJESTIS Cove, 
 
 COMBINATION SYSTEyy Smee 
 
 Cit ize E j 
 Lb © 22 CLion: 
 oe “ _ SECTIONS OF BARS To Suit BEARINGS. 
 A Lead Cap. A. Lead clothed Bar& Cap 
 ; ecu \ B. Galvanized combined drawn in 
 LMM BY UA ; one piece without joint. 
 Yj Steel Bar, . Steel Bar Galvanized. 
 
 C. Asbestos Packing. C. Asbestos Packing... 
 
 THE HEYWOOD COMBINATION SYSTEM OF GLAZING 
 Be ny ADOPTED BY His MAJESTYS GOVERNMENT & By THe LEADING 
 Peicarsphic seein ARCHITECTS, ENGINEERS, ETC.FOR RAILWAY |= ASlOUCTacwonm Wola 
 
 | GLAZING HUDDERSFIELD Executed, Estimates 
 “London Telechone:., (Mule Se MARKETS,MILLS FOUNDRIES ETC. etail Drawings and 
 | 1456 VICTORIA. . 
 
 Practical Advice free 
 on Application. 
 
_ HAYWarb’s LEADED WINDOWS — 
 
 Memorial, Stained, and Meraldic. 
 
 «GLAZING AND GLASS. 
 
 ‘= 
 
 a Lae 
 
 Sole Manufacturers of Prior Early English Glass. —. 
 
 Registered Trade Mark "PRIS GLAS” no, 284, 272. 
 
 WRITE FOR NEW CATALOGUE (NOW READY) TO— 
 
 HAYWARD BROTHERS & ECKSTEIN, LTD. | 
 
 gee a 187-201 UNION STREET, BOROUGH, LONDON, S.E. a Boer: 
 
 “Hayward Brothers, London.” 
 
 Branches: MANGHESTER, 3 SIMPSON STREET; GLASGOW, 141 WEST REGENT STREET, 
 
 THOSE WHO 
 
 Kindly mention ‘‘ The Contractors’ Compendium ” as the | 
 
 source of their information, when communicating with the 
 
 Firms represented therein, render an important service in | 
 enabling us to secure the fuller support of Manufacturers, 
 
 &c., thus making the Book more comprehensive and valuable” 
 as a Work of Reference. 
 
sie 
 
 Sec, ©] 
 
 CHANCE BROTHERS & CO, Lid. 
 . . . Glass Works, near BIRMINGHAM. 
 
 TELEGRAPHIC’ ADDRESS: “CHANCE, SMETHWICK.” 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF WINDOW GLASS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. 
 
 SHEET, PATENT PLATE, PLAIN ROLLED AND ROUGH CAST PLATE, FIGURED ROLLED, 
 
 ROLLED, DOUBLE ROLLED AND SHEET CATHEDRAL, MUFFLED, “FLEMISH” AND 
 
 COLOURED GLASS, OLD ENGLISH CROWN GLASS AND GENUINE CROWN BULLIONS 
 OPTICAL AND -MICROSCOPICAL GLASS, &c., &c. 
 
 ’ 
 
 FIGURED ROLLED. 
 FLANNEL FLOWER PATTERN. 
 
 Registered No. 448986. 
 (SEE. OVER. 
 
GLAZING AND GLASS. 
 
 CHANCE’S 
 
 VENTURENE 
 
 OPAL WALE libss 
 
 The new British-made Opal Tiles with lustrous 
 
 surface—absolutely uniform in size—will not craze 
 
 or discolour. Can be employed wherever a 
 
 permanent and sanitary wall lining is essential. 
 
 FLEMISH GLASS 
 
 A new and most attractive variety of Ornamental Window Glass, 
 unsurpassed for character and brilliancy. Particularly effective in 
 the best kinds of Leaded Light Work, and for glazing in casements, 
 door-panels, or interior partitions, where the object is to partially 
 obscure the vision but not the light. Sold in large and small 
 patterns, and in White, Staining White, and numerous Tints. 
 
 MANUFACTURED ONLY BY 
 
 CHANCE BROS. & CO., Ltd., 
 
 GLASS WORKS, near BIRMINGHAM. 
 
 SEE OVER.] 
 
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 LIGHT DIRECTED BY 
 
 N\/kA 
 
 “LUXFER PRISMS 1 TAN 
 
 QUXFER pRioMs x) 
 | \\ 
 
 \ 
 
 LIGHT THROUGH CLEAR 
 GLASS LOST ON FLOOR 
 
 Canopy. 
 
 Luxfer Prisms represent the most modern and scientific methods in Prismatic Lighting. 
 Architects are warned that an old and discarded idea of ours is being brought before 
 them as a new invention, and absurd claims are being put forward in connection 
 therewith. It has been definitely proved that plano-convex stripes or corrugations 
 horizontally or vertically applied to the light-receiving surface of prismatic glass do not 
 increase or improve the light-conducting or light-diffusing qualities of prisms. 
 
 The Luxfer system is the development of all that is best in daylight lighting, and is 
 the outcome of many years’ careful study and practice. 
 
 LUXFER PRISMS HAVE BEEN FIXED IN UPWARDS OF 30,000 BUILDINGS. 
 
 Luxfer Ceiling Light Luxfer Skylights. 
 
 Under ordinary Lantern Light. 
 
 Lean.to Skylight 
 offers ideal op- 
 portunities for 
 the successful 
 - use of 
 LUXFER 
 PRISMS. 
 
 ee SS ae ee 
 LUXFER ROLLED PRISMATIC GLASS for Warehouses, Mills, Factories & Workshops 
 
 British LUXFER Prism SYNDICATE, LD., 
 Ctainowiter Hope St 16, HILL STREET, FINSBURY, E.C., ee ee van: 
 
 BIRMINGHAM: Winchester House, LONDON. Grahamsly = See Ret istachgoed St 
 Victoria Square, Telephone— Telegraphic Address— falas kre =H rincess i 
 “3 
 
 Etc., Etc. 90, London Wall. LUXFER, LONDON. 
 
234 } PRISMS. ‘Sec. Oo 
 
 HAYWARD’  PLUDELUX’ PRISM PAVEMENT LIGHTS 
 
 No. 18 PATTERN, 4x3 in. LENSES. \Y 
 5@ per cent. more Light btained b A Z 
 ORNAMENTAL HAYWARD'S PATENT “PLUDELUX” LIGHTS, IN 
 fs ewes 8 | - FLOOR AND 
 LE eee | et | Ct Ett ONG g ROOF 
 en s y tS YI 3 . ' ere § ' ee I |} 
 LIGHTS. ESN SRS me LSA SN j LIGHTS. 
 Gi aR aad eens a Ge GSS 2 
 NON-SLIPPING Wn, yey bees ls We Gae SN ; 
 LIGHTS tify Ni CN. FY NEY Ge aN A grin 
 : YI SSSA EN ORT, 
 WHE Yigg pees gee cS aS = oS coer eae SS Se8 
 
 H. B. & E.’s Patent “Pludelux” Lights have be h 
 aah g en used wit considerable success on the ieliowine importante buildings :— 
 
 meh Maser . Jandel PALACE, BUCKINGHAM PALACE, 
 Bian ase on Se ee es Ce., Ltd., London. | New Gaiety Restaurant, London. 
 New River Cha oedy: s Pumping Staticns ,, Carlton Hotel, rates i New Market, t 
 Birkbeck Bank s, Ltd., ” Ritz Hotel, A Central arkets, iy ee 
 ‘*Morning Post” Offices “A Thon Cosi mene Offices, fs Tame dicca Ottice, Dariington. 
 Legal and Life neantatee Co, ” Mann, Crossman & P. Ye? Sack Me cheec aoa 
 Ee 2: . Man be Bank Dept.), Edison House, r bal : Brewery , Be REA te pl Bt nace 
 arsha Snelgrove, Waldorf Theatre, +3 | Sun Fire Offices’ prep 
 
 HAYWARD’ 5 PATENT CELLAR FLAPS 
 
 MAKERS OF ROLLING LIGHTS, 
 IRON CHECKERED FLAPS. 
 
 ee 
 lL) 7 ie ay) va ae y 
 
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 ne 
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 HAYWARD'S Oren sort ess 14 PLATES 
 
 With Lead Rings, Brass Studs, and Concrete Face, to ensure Good Foothold. 
 
 Self-Lecking Coal Plate with Ring for Stone. Self-Locking Coal Plate with Ring for Asphaite. 
 
 As specified by the City of Westminster 
 and other 
 City and Boreugh Councils. 
 
 Unlocked. 
 
 HAYWARD BROTHERS & ECKSTEIN. LTD. 
 
 187-201 UNION STRERT. BOROUGH, LONDON, S.E. 
 
GLAZINGS AND: GILASS. 
 
 Telegraphic Address: PILKINGTON, St. HELENS. 
 
 A 
 
 Telephones No. 3 & 258 St. HELENS, LaNc. 
 
 PILKINGTON BROTHERS, Limitep. 
 The St. Helens Glass Company, ST, HELENS, LANCASHIRE. 
 
 OP EIGESs 
 GLASSWORKS, COLLIERIES & REGISTERED OFFIGE— 
 St. Helens, Lancashire 
 
 LONDON—Horse Shoe Wharf, 10 Upper Thames Street, E.C. 
 LIVERPOOL—22 Drury Buildings, Water Street 
 MANCHESTER—24-25 Grosvenor Chambers, Deansgate 
 HAMBURG—Glockengiesserwall 23, |. 
 
 CAPE TOWN—Progress Lane, Strand Street 
 MELBOURNE—P.O. Box 296 
 
 WELLINGTON, N.Z.—P.O. Box 410 
 
 NEW YORK—260 West Broadway 
 
 BEPOLS. 
 
 LONDON—Horse Shoe Wharf, 10 Upper Thames Street, E.C. 
 LEEDS—2 The Calls 
 
 BRADFORD—Rawson Road 
 
 SHEFFIELD—Union Street 
 
 BIRMINGHAM—Slaney Street 
 NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE—Pee! Lane, Waterloo Street 
 GLASGOW—Robertson Street 
 
 BRISTOL—Redoliff Street 
 
 NOTTINGHAM—Lower Talbot Street 
 
 PARIS—10 Rue Morand 
 
 NAPLES—Palazzo Fondiaria 
 
 MONTREAL—Busby Street 
 
 TORONTO—Mercer Street 
 
 VANCOUVER, B.C.—Powel! Street 
 WINNIPEG—Market Street 
 
 PATENT WIRED GLASS, .~~ —- 
 POLISHED CAST AND ROLLED. 
 
 TESTED BY THE BRITISH FIRE PREVENTION COMMITTEE. 
 
 (ABOUT 
 
 THICK). 
 
 For Glass Roofs and Windows of Workshops, Mills, Sheds, Markets, Railway Stations, 
 Verandahs, &c. —THERE IS NOTHING EQUAL. 
 
 WIRED ROLLED 
 
 WIRED CAST. 
 
 Glass Works, Collieries, and Registered Office, St. Helens, Lancashire. 
 
 P.T.O, 
 
B GLAZING AND GLASS. 
 
 PILKINGTON BROTHERS, LIMITED, St. HELENS, LANCASHIRE. 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF 
 SHEET, ROLISHED-=PEATE GSILVEREDRePLATE. sBENigiiEE Dae AaiE. 
 
 PATENT? {ROEEED? ROLLED -GATREDRAE FIGURED SROEEE Datta 
 PATENT “WIRED “ROLLED; WIREDSGAsi =POLISHEDSWIREDS GEASS: 
 ROUGH CAST. PEATE DOUBER SRL OLEER DY WEIMER GAS. 
 PATENT PRISMATIC ROLLED GLASS. 
 
 @ FIGURED ROLLED. @ 
 “PERSIAN” PATTERN. 
 Registered No. 470262. 
 
 Glass Works, Collieries, and Registered Office, St. Helens, Lancashire. 
 P.T.O. 
 
GLAZING? AND» “GLASS: GS 
 
 PILKINGTON BROTHERS, Lire, Sv. HELENS. LANCASHIRE. 
 
 | MANUFACTURERS OF 
 ENAMELLED, MECHANICAL EMBOSSED, OBSCURED, COLOURED 
 
 AND ORNAMENTAL WINDOW GLASS: PRIELTANT \ “CUTTING, 
 
 EMBOSSING, LEADED BIGEINS SBE Nee GUASSmnece Pv and GLASS for 
 
 Photographic Purposes; SHADES and Miscellaneous Articles for Horticultural and Dairy 
 Purposes GIASSy CELLS = for | Blectric Storage. 
 
 @ FIGURED ROLLED. @ 
 “JAPANESE” PATTERN. 
 Registered No. 430944. 
 
 Glass Works, Collieries, and Registered Office, St. Helens, Lancashire. 
 P,T.O. 
 
D GLAZING AND GLASS. 
 
 PLU KUINGEON BR OURS bio anes 
 The St. Helens Glass (Company. oles EILENS SAINGASTITINE: 
 
 KG « 
 
 This glass consists Saves the 
 of an effectual appli- Expense of 
 cation of the well-known Artificial 
 properties of the Prism Lighting. 
 
 —absorbing all the light 
 that strikes the window 
 
 Enhances the 
 
 opening and diffusing Val f 
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 ALL KINDS OF PRISMATIC, REFRACTING AND 
 REFLECTING LIGHTING. 
 Write for Illustrated Catalogue. 
 
 Illustrated Priced Catalogues on application to 
 
 THE ST. PANCRAS IRONWORK CO., LIMITED 
 
 Telegrams : 
 
 “ Equitation, London.” St. Pancras Road, London, N.W. . Telephone : 
 
 519 North. 
 
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236 ROOF GLAZING. (See. O 
 
 Section H.—Bar 1X13x} in, 
 See Full Page Advertisement in ARCHITECTS’ COMPENDIUM. ~ 
 
 BRITISH CHALLENGE GLAZING Co, Ld., <<a 
 
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 Rept Ofc BANK CHAMBERS, 52, Totty st! OL. TMS I 
 Works: 7, BERMONDSEY ST., LONDON, SE. | ZZ 
 WORKING DETAILS AND ESTIMATES UPON APPLICATION. 
 No Joint whatever in Lead Capping, Clothing and Cap. 
 Extensive Works have been carried out in this System for many of the 
 
 leading Architects and Engineers throughout Great Britain and America. 
 
 PATENT LEAD CAPS fitted to Moulded Wood Bars if required. 
 
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 Contractors to HM. Government, &c., &C. 
 
 COMBINES 
 
 STRENGTH, SIMPLICITY, 
 
 EASILY 
 REPAIRED. 
 
 GUARANTEED. 
 
 WATERTIGHT. 
 
 GALVANIZED STEEL BAR, with Copper or Zinc Cap. STEEL BAR, Lead Covered. 
 
 BRITISH LUXFER P&ISM SYNDICATE, LTD., 
 
 Telephone— 
 
 vo sehen, 16, HILL STREET, FINSBURY, LONDON, E.C., ENGLAND, voxdeieamvi 
 
 LUXFER, LONDON. 
 
 Builders’ Announcements, 
 
 Commencing on page 347, showing the class of work 
 various Building Firms are accustomed to undertake, are 
 a valuable guide to Architects when placing contracts 
 
 for the erection of Buildings, &c. 
 
Sec. O] ROOF GLAZING. 237 
 
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 SIMPLEX LEAD GLAZING. 
 
 MILLIONS OF SUPERFICIAL FEET 
 IN USE ON THOUSANDS OF STRUCTURES. 
 
 GROWER & Co., Ltad., 
 
 _Engineers, Millwrights, and Machinists, 
 BRITANNIA WORKS, WHARF RD., CITY RD., LONDON, N. 
 
 Telegraphic Address— 
 
 MARK, 
 
 Vrapo ‘* Adopted,’’ London. 
 Cis x Telephone—No. 617 North. 
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 SECTION OF PATENT 
 
 SRR O es 
 FOR ROOFING CONSERVATORIES, SKYLIGHTS, 
 Etc.—Showing Sash-bars, with Grooves to Carry down For 21 oz. Glass. 
 the Moisture from Condensation. (Full Size.) 
 
 NO SPECIAL CONTRACT REQUIRED FOR ITS ADOPTION. 
 
 The simplest and most economical system for Roof and Vertical Work in Conservatories, Vineries, 
 Hot-Houses, Garden Frames, Workshops, Manufactories, Mills, Weaving Sheds, Laundries, Swimming Baths, Stables, 
 Agricultural Buildings, Temporary Huts, &c., and for Skylights anywhere. 
 
 This System claims to afford the following advantages :— 
 
 I. It effects a saving of 90 per cent. of the usual maintenance and repairs outside, as nothing but glass and 
 lead is exposed to the atmosphere. 
 
 2. Repairs of accidental breakages can be readily effected, as there are no fastenings or screws to remove 
 at any time. 
 
 3. No putty is used, and no breakages arise from changes of temperature or vibration from any cause. 
 
 The work is Air-tight (so necessary for forcing and fumigating purposes), Water-tight, Wind-tight, and 
 Indestructible. 
 
 5. There is no noise due to vibration from gales of wind. 
 
 6. Itis equally applicable to Sloping Roofs and Vertical Walls or “Siding.” 
 
 7. The lead strips, which are the special feature of this system, can be fitted by any local firm or 
 workmen. They are fastened to the woodwork with # inch copper nails, the angles of the Strips are payed with thick 
 white dead paint before being dressed down on the glass, which is effected with a small wooden glazing tool (supplied 
 with the strips.) 
 
 As a general rule 21 oz. glass, 15 in. wide, is recommended for Horticultural Work; for Skylights, + inch 
 rough rolled plate. 
 
 OUR PRESENT TRADE PRICES FOR THE LEAD STRIPS ARE: 
 
 3d. per ft. run (subject), if for 21 0z. Sheet Glass. 4d. per. ft. run (subject) if for + inch Plate Glass. 
 (OTHER SIZES IN PROPORTION.) 
 
 DELIVERED, Ar, LONDON STATION CARRIAGE FORWARD. 
 Cases are charged in invoice at Cost Price. Two-thirds of such charge will be allowed or refunded on Empties 
 duly received carriage paid. 
 SPECIAL QUOTATIONS FOR QUANTITIES OF 1,000 FEET AND UPWARDS, TO SPECIFICATIONS. 
 
 WHEN ORDERING PLEASE STATE— 
 1. The LENGTHS of Strips required. (These can be supplied up to 17 feet 6 inches if necessary.) 
 2. the NUMBER of Strips to each length. 
 3 The THICKNESS of Giass proposed to be used. 
 N.B.—A wooden tool for dressing down the lead is always sent with the Strips free of Charge; and, unless countermanded, 
 Wrought Copper Nails, for fastening the strips, will be supplied; PRINTED INSTRUCTIONS are also sent, which 
 should be carefully vead, as they contain some hints which it is advisahle to know, and act upon. 
 
 SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF THE PATENTED LEAD STRIPS. ANY QUANTITY SUPPLIED. 
 
 Con. Com, N. 
 
238 ‘ ROOF GLAZING, [Sec. O 
 
 Hanwell’s 
 Patent 
 
 Glazing Bar 
 
 For all kinds of Roofing in large quantities, fixed 
 complete at the price of ordinary putty glazing. 
 
 Telegrams : “‘ HANWELL, NoRTHAMPTON.” 
 Nat. Telephone: 0413. 
 
 No after external painting required, as absolutely 
 the whole of the external parts are lead-covered. 
 
 No Vibration. No Corrosion. 
 Minimum of Weight. Maximum of Strength. 
 
 Prices and any further particulars free on application. 
 
 HANWELL’S GLAZING WORKS, Abington Street, NORTHAMPTON. 
 
 Thousands of feet have been supplied for Contractors own use. No special ironwork 
 required. Fixed just as an ordinary rafter. 
 
 THOSE WHO 
 
 Kindly mention ‘‘ The Contractors’ Compendium” as the 
 source of their information, when communicating with the 
 Firms represented therein, render an important service in 
 
 enabling us to secure the fuller support of Manufacturers, 
 
 &c., thus making the Book more comprehensive and valuable 
 
 as a Work of Reference. 
 
Sec, O} ROOF GLAZING. 239 
 
 Po See LIE ee PATENSI 
 
 “PERFECTION” GLAZING. 
 
 NO PUTTY. NO PAINT. GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY WATERTIGHT. IMPERISHABLE. 
 
 STEEL GLAZING BARS, Galvanised or also entirely covered with Lead to prevent Corrosion. 
 
 Sd = at PATENT BRASS BOLT ~~ RS 
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 FONDENSATION CAPS in 
 either ZINC, 
 “ORDINARY” BAR. OE AES “MEDIUM” BAR TO CARRY OFT.. WITHOUT 
 TO CARRY 6 ft. 6in. WITHOUT PURLIN. or LEAD. meen 
 Extensively used by the eer Le, Se: NUT ADMIRABLY ADAPTED 
 . . ~*~ FOR 
 Principal 
 P Roof Lights 
 Railway Companies, ON 
 and by Market Halls, 
 H.M, Government, Baths, 
 also by Weaving Sheds, 
 SCHOOL BOARDS “STRONG” BAR. Vigg THs annansen = ALSO FOR 
 
 TO CARRY 12FT. 
 WITHOUT PURLIN. 
 
 and 
 
 Municipal Authorities. 
 
 Millions of Feet fixed in all parts of the World. 
 
 _ AS TOCA 
 WITHOUT PURLIN 
 
 RRY 2OFT., 
 
 Horticultural Works 
 
 Of every description. 
 
 HELLIWELL & Co., Limited. 
 
 Works: BRIGHOUSE, YORKSHIRE. 
 
 Telegrams -—“HELLIWELL, BRIGHOUSE,” “HELLIWELL, LONDON.” 
 
 LONDON OFFICES : 
 
 ANCHESTER: 71, Mosley Street. 
 LEICESTER: Welford Place. 
 NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE: 12, Akenside Hill, Quayside. 
 
 11, VICTORIA STREET, WESTMINSTER, S.W, 
 
 BRISTOL: 32, Queen Square. 
 
 BIRMINGHAM: Star Works, Cambridge Street. 
 
 DUBLIN: 17, Nassau Street. 
 
 BELFAST : Ocean Buildings, Donegall Square East. 
 
 QLASGOW : 180, West Regent Street. 
 
 ABERDEEN: Phcenix Works, Russell Road. 
 
MELLOWES & @o., ia 
 
 Patent “ECLIPSE” 
 Roof Glazing. 
 
 WORKS: 
 Corporation Street, Sheffield. 
 LONDON OFFICES: 
 
 No. 7- BAR of ROLLED STEEL, entirely covered in 
 
 28, Victoria Street, Westminster, S.W. one piece with our Patent METAL. For Glazing up to 
 6 ft. 6in. lengths. Larger Sections for longer lengths. 
 
 240 ROOF GLAZING. 
 
 NEW NAVAL SHOPS, COVENTRY ORDNANCE WORKS, LTD. 
 
 Roofs Glazed on ‘‘ ECLIPSE ’”’ System. Area 120,000 super feet. 
 26 YEARS’ TEST. 
 No Painting. _ No Putty. Nor any Maintenance Required. 
 
 THE ONLY ABSOLUTELY IMPERISHABLE SYSTEM. 
 
 Particulars and Prices on application. 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 See also Summary of Contents, page I. 
 
 Section P. 
 
 Paints, Colours, Varnishes, &c. 
 
 Wall and Ceiling Coverings. 
 
 FIRMS REPRESENTED: IN THIS SECTION. 
 
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 Builders’ Announcements, 
 
 . Commencing on page 347, showing the class of work 
 f various Building Firms are accustomed to undertake, are 
 
 a valuable guide to Architects when placing contracts 
 
 for the erection of Buildings, &c. © 
 
THOSE WHO 
 
 Kindly mention ‘‘ The Contractors’ Compendium’ as the 
 source of their information, when communicating with the 
 Firms represented therein, render an important service in 
 enabling us te secure the fuller support of Manvfacturers, 
 &c., thus making the Book more comprehensive and valuable 
 
 * as a Work of Reference. 
 
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ANDERSON’S 
 
 ‘‘ SIDEROSTHEN ” 
 
 (Regd. Trade Mark) 
 
 ANTI-CORROSIVE PAINT 
 
 Unequalled as a protection against Rust. Extra- 
 ordinary properties of Elasticity and Tenacity when 
 applied to Metal. Pitting absolutely prevented. 
 
 “SIDEROLEUM” 
 
 (Regd. Trade Mark) 
 WOOD PRESERVATIVE 
 
 Cheap, Effectual, Nut Brown in Colour, universally 
 used by Cooling Tower Makers, Builders, Estate 
 Agents, &c., for preserving Timber. 
 
 D. Anderson & Son, Limited. 
 BELFAST—Office and Works: Lagan Felt Works. 
 LONDON —Roach Road Works, Old Ford, E. 
 
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 ANDERSON’S 
 
 WASHABLE 
 
 WATER PAINT 
 
 In 386 Standard Shades 
 
 DRIES WITH A BEAUTIFUL EGGSHELL FINISH AND 
 
 REALLY CAN BE WASHED 
 
 PLEASE WRITE FOR BOOKLET AND PRACTICAL TEST OF ITS 
 WASHING CAPABILITIES 
 
 D. Anderson & Son, Limited 
 
 LAGAN WORKS, BELFAST 
 and 
 Roach Road Works, Old Ford, London, E. 
 
 PrintERs: SIR JOSEPH CaAusron & Sons, Limirep, Lonpon. 
 
perfected Japan Paint, with remarkable spreading, elastic and weather resisting properties. 
 initary. Washable. Will not crack, chip, peel, blister or fade. One coat equals two of paint 
 1d one of varnish. One gallon will cover about 90 sq. yards on a flat non-absorbent surface. 
 
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 N) wan) paints VELURE was adopted by the Admiralty 
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 a ap, It is also in use on many of the largest ships in H.M. 
 Q2 cs Navy, many of the best known Yachts (e.g., Shamroek Ii) 
 4 -* many of the chief Estates, and some of the most imrort- 
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 . CHANCELLOR & CO., {3, Clerkenwell Road, LONDON, say Telegrams 7 “CHALLOR, LINDON.” 
 
 Telephone: G.P.O. 2353 Central. 
 6 WHEN WRITING PLEASE NAME THIS COMPENDIUM 
 
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 A new system applicable to glass, slate, iron, or almost any material used for roofing purposes. It can be 
 fixed by an amateur, is absolutely wind and water proof, and reduces‘to a minimum the quantity of timber. 
 
 GLASS ROOFS are fixed without putty, easily and quickly removed, give a maximum of light witha 
 minimum of wood, and require no outside painting. ; 
 
 SLATE RGOFS under this system require about one-fourth the rafters, one-half the battens, and less 
 than half the slates, which are fixed without nail-holes (which weaken them), the whole of the surface being 
 exposed, except an overlap of two inches. Broken slates or glass can be replaced by a boy, and a whole roof 
 can be taken off without breaking a single slate or pane of glass. 
 
 IRON ROOFS. The only tool required for fixing is a screwdriver. Under this system sheets are used of 
 
 a convenient and easily portable size, which pack into small compass, and may be used for covering in the body 
 of a building entirely, or for covering Verandahs, Sheds, Fowlhouses, Farm Buildings, etc. 
 
 For Colonial Buildings this system will be found far superior to ordinary Corrugated Iron. 
 
 The chief advantages of BECKER'S SIMPLIFIED ROOFING are: 
 ECONOMY, SIMPLICITY. DURABILITY, AND ABSOLUTE PROTECTION AGAINST WEATHER. 
 
 The chief features are: 
 
 (1) A true joint between the joint protector and covering material, which may be glass, slate, wood, 
 iron, or any kind of composition used for covering buildings or frames, or a combination of different materials 
 joined in different parts of the same roof. 
 
 (2) A metal joint protector, which in itself is imperishable, rigid, and when once attached, immovable, 
 but which is easily taken down and fixed up without skilled labour. No force could displace the slate, glass, 
 etc. as fixed by this process, except by displacing the whole roof or structure. 
 
 ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET, WITH FURTHER PARTICULARS, ON APPLICATION. 
 
 C. CHANCELLOR & Co., 13, Clerkenwell Rd., LONDON, 
 Telegrams: ‘‘CHALLOR, LONDON.” ENGLAND. 
 
 Telephone: G.P.0. 2353 CENTRAL. | 
 
 WHEN WRITING PLEASE NAME THIS COMPENDIUM 
 
Sec, P] . PAINTS, COLOURS, VARNISHES, &e. aaa 245 
 
 MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS, GLASGOW, SUNDERLAND TOWN HALL. 
 
 racs~s SZERELMEY 
 
 STONE LIQUID 
 
 The result of experience and research extending over 
 more than Half-a-Century. 
 
 The Remedy for Damp Walls @ Stone Decay. 
 
 ADOPTED BY GOVERNMENTS & PUBLIC BODIES THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. 
 
 PRICE, in London: Forty Gallon Casks, £13 each, i.e., at the rate of 6/6 
 per Gallon. Five Gallon Drums, $1 15s. each, i.e., at the rate of 7/. 
 per Gallon. PacHages Free. One Gallon is generally sufficient to fully 
 treat (three coats) twenty square yards. Full particulars on application. 
 
 ° [Trane The most durable 
 Szerelmey Iron Paint. “2: Pon" 
 For the Preservation of Iron from Rust and Timber from Decay. 
 
 THESE PAINTS MAY BE APPLIED WITH THE GREATEST 
 ADVANTAGE WHEREVER IT IS POSSIBLE TO USE OIL PAINT. 
 
 NON-POISONOUS. NO UNPLEASANT SMELL. IN ALL COLOURS. 
 
 Full Particulars, with Prices, Free on application, 
 
 Szerelmey Zinc White A_ magnificent, durable Paint 
 
 with a high finish, for interior 
 and exterior decorative work. More economical than White Lead. 
 
 N. C. SZERELMEY G&G Co., Szerelmey Works, 
 
 E Be TS I 2 ie Rotherhithe New Road, 
 elegrams. “ ; fe Ole Proprietors :— 
 Telephone: 2260 Hop. Wm. Hy. TAYLOR and ARTHUR CUNNEW. LON DON, S.E, 
 
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 Fituine No. 2, 1/- per sq. ft. BorpEr No. 5, 6d. per ft. 
 
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 The Designs shown above can be supplied in several Colourings, and Illustrations 
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 New Glazed Tile Dado, 
 Glazed Tile Dado. 
 
 supplied with a highly 
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 finished surface Makes 
 a most effective and dur- 
 
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 24 inches high. 
 
 Rooms, Lavatories, etc., 
 
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 Plain White Onvarnished, Design runs horizontally, 
 
 at 1/6 per yard. 12 yards to the piece. 
 
 [SEE OTHER SIDE. ] LINCRUSTA WALTON. [SEE OTHER SIDE. 
 
ae toe ca oe THE mee 
 
 CATALOGUE. 
 ae SE 
 
 See also Summary of Contents, page I 
 
 Section R. 
 Lightning Conductors. 
 
 Horticultural Buildings, &c. 
 
 FIRMS REPRESENTED IN THIS SECTION. 
 
 PAGE \ 
 
 PAGE 
 ae Anpurson, R., & Co. ©... sie et ape Mirek OOO Gray, J. W., & Co. 255 
 Dixon & Cornzrrt & R. S. Newarr & Co., Lo. .:. Sa O54. | Gray, J. W., & Son 252 
 Fursn, W. J... ae: ahs he a As bre Oe Lewis, JosErH ne ae: Bat as fe: wo 
 
 ' GRAY, JAMES one a ‘Bt Ki Se heat Hee con | Lonpon Drawing & TRActne OFFice, Special position ... 324 
 
 _ TELEGRAMS :—“‘WEATHERVANE, LONDON.” TELEPHONE :—803883 CENTRAL, 
 NEN EE LONDON.” pains 
 
 JOSEPH LEWIS, 
 
 5 & 6, GREAT WINCHESTER STREET, LONDON, E.C. | ADMIRALTY 
 Patentee of the ‘‘Lewis Link ’’ Coupling. CONTRACTOR. 
 
 ELECTRIC BELLS & TELEPHONES. 
 LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS “2 peda 
 Flag Poles, Weathervanes and Finials made {to Designs and Fixed, Repaired and Decorated. 
 
 CONTRACTOR for the REPAIR & ALTERATION of CHIMNEY SHAFTS, STEEPLES, &c., and RE-DECORATION 
 of TOWER CLOCK FACES; and EVERY KIND of LOFTY WORK without Scaft 
 
 old, in any part of the United Kingdom, | 
 
Telephone :— SE —=\ BS sea AL : DWN 
 6455 E Cree Open ste & Ich he: ) Ne t) ; i), 34 )) “GRANDSON, 
 Central. mw = SS Ss Z < ZA Z Lid A : LONDON.” ae 
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 CONTRAGTORS TO AWARDED PRIZE MEDALS. 
 
 THE LORDS OF THE ADMIRALTY. LONDON, 1851. LONDON, 1862. 
 
 THE WAR DEPARTMENT. THE HOME OFFICE. © PARIS, 1867. “- -€RYSTAL PALACE, i881. 
 
 a THE INDIAN AND COLONIAL GOVERNMENTS. YORK, 18809. BRIGHTON AND HOVE, 1889. 
 ¢: THE LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL, &c 
 
 LEEDS, 1890. - BARL’S COURT, 1903- 
 
 ® SON, 
 
 115, LEADENHALL STREET, LONDON, E.C., 
 
 Lightning Conductor Experts, — 
 Manufacturers and Erectors of SOLID COPPER TAPE 
 
 LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS 
 
 In Continuous Lengths without Joints. 
 
 LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS INSPECTED AND. TESTED: 
 
 The following is a List. of some of the Patrons whom J. W. GRAY & SON have had the honour of working 
 for, and also of a few of the Buildings which they have fitted. 
 ROYAL BUILDINGS. 
 
 : CATHEDRALS. 
 : WINDSOR CASTLE. CARLISLE. GLOUCESTER. 
 SANDRINGHAM HALL, CHICHESTER. HEREFORD. 
 OSBORNE eee Ey. WESTMINSTER. © 
 KENT HOUSE EXETER, 
 THE DAIRY ee ae WINDSOR HOME - CHURCHES 
 
 RK. 
 THE QUEEN’S. oy ROOM, FROG- 
 
 PRINCE CONSORTS MAUSOLEUM. 
 DUCHESS OF KENT’S MAUSOLEUM. 
 
 Aut Saints, Eastbourne. 
 EMMANUEL, Hastings. 
 St. ANNE’s, Highgate, 
 St. Jony’s, Margate. 
 
 Sr. Nicovas, Bristol. 
 
 RESIDENCES. St. Mary REDcLiFF, Bristol. 
 Duke or NorRTHUMBERLAND, Grosvenor Str. Peter’s, Cornhill. : 
 Place, S.W. : Sr. Vepast, Foster Lane, E-C, 
 
 Trinity CuurcH, Windsor. 
 Hoty Trinity, Bournen outh. 
 St. Pauw’s, Haminmersmith. 
 
 ’ St. LuKs’s, Old Street, E.C. 
 
 DuxKeE or RichmMonpd & Gorpon, Goodwood, 
 
 Marouis oF Arrsa, Culzean Castle, Carlisle. 
 
 MarcHioness oF WATERFORD, . Highcliffe 
 Castle, Christchurch, 
 
 Eart BatTuurst, Cirencester House. 
 
 Ear or SHAFTesBuRY, Cranbourne, i VARIOUS. 
 
 EArt SPENCER'S MANSIONS. } ; Tue Houses oF PARLIAMENT. 
 
 EARL epee at s Mansion, a i i The es bay bie : 
 
 Ear CaTucart, Thornton ‘Hall, Thirsk, ; oat ; HE RECORD OFFICE } 
 
 oes Tennyson, Aldworth, Haslemere. IMPORTANT CAUTIGN. Ee eres een pa aine 
 ORD ST. LEvEN, Michael’s M t, C ll. fi, ‘ anover’s Residence. 
 
 Tao Buntow, Rahgerions SA eal J. W. GRAY & SON, whose reputation in Tuer Tower BRIDGE. 
 
 ; Sir Henry Peek, Rousdon, connection with Lightning Conductors ‘THE GuiLpHALz, Counci, CHaMBER, 
 Str Henry DoutTon, Woolpits, Ewhurst. Lrprary AND ArT GALLERY OF 
 Sin OswavnWiosiey) ye Pie Hall, Staffs. has been favourably known for over half- BRO RM TIONBON: 
 
 The Hon. Mrs. GRIFFITHS, Yoxhall, Staffs. a-century, consider it necessary to state Tur Stock ExcHanGE, London. 
 Vice-Admiral Maxr, Dndley Hall, Dorking. that their only Offices and Show Rooms H. M. Dockyarps, ARSENALS, 
 
 Professor TynpDaLu, F.R.S., Haslemere. Prisons, HospiTAus & BARRACKS, - 
 
 i Professor Hux.Ley, EF. R.S. MOPS anti: are at 115, Leadenhall Street, E.C., and ae Grorce’s Hatt, Liverpool. 
 Professor W1LLIAMson, F.R.S., Haslemere. that they are not connected with any Lorpon ScHoot. Board (over 400 
 W. L, Lutrreti, Esq., Dunster Castle. firm trading undera simiit title. Schools.) , 
 
 RECENT PUBLICATIONS BY ALFRED HANDS, F.R. MET.S. (Senior Partner of J. W. GRAY & SON.) 
 
 Post. free on application. Bw ' 
 SCIENTIFIC PROTECTION: A Guide to the proper application of Lightning Conductors. — 
 NECESSARY PRACTICAL SAFEGUARDS AGAINST LIGHTNING: A paper read before the International. Fire sehen Congress, 1903. 
 THUNDERSTORMS: The damage they cause, avd the means of protection. 
 
 ‘ 
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LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS. 253 
 
 Telephone No. 5537 Avenue. Telegraphic Address :—“‘ TONNERRE, LONDON,” 
 a CONTRACTORS TO THE WAR DEPARTMENT, LORDS OF THE ADMIRALTY, OFFICE OF WORKS, AND 
 
 CROWN AGENTS FOR THE COLONIES. 
 ——————— 
 
 PHILADELPHIA, CRYSTAL 
 BRUSSBLS, 1876. 1876, PALACE, 1881-2. LONDON, 1884. 
 
 SST 
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 AUN 
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 CRYSTAL PALACE, 1884. 
 
 LONDON, 1885. 
 
 Ten Highest Awards. 
 ESTABLISHED 1852, 
 
 Patronised bp Seen eis Majesty the Ring. 
 
 4 
 
 ANDERSON 
 
 101, LEADENHALL ST., 
 
 MANUFACTURERS & SOLE INYWENTORS OF THE 
 
 — SOLID COPPER TAPE LIGHTNING CONDUCTOR. 
 
 CHURCH SPIRES RESTORED. VANES SUPPLIED & FIXED. CHIMNEY SHAFTS REPAIRED, HOOPED, POINTED OR STRAICHTENED, &e. 
 
 : Our System of Lightning 
 
 Conductors installed by Our System of Lightning 
 
 us on—- Conductors installed by 
 us on— 
 The Tower of London. 
 Trinity House. MANSIONS, 
 
 Royal College of Science. Duke of Dacia: 
 
 Duke of Sutherland 
 Earl Rosebery. 
 Earl Strafford 
 
 Royal Naval College, 
 i Dartmouth. 
 
 National Debt Offices. 
 The Record Offices. 
 
 Hertford House. 
 The London Stock Exchange. 
 
 The Monument, 
 Fish Street Hill, E.C. 
 
 New War Offices, Whitehall. 
 
 The Victoria and Albert 
 . Museums. 
 
 Buckingham Palace. 
 Kensington Palace. 
 Windsor Castle. 
 
 The Royal Mint. 
 Hampton Court Palace. 
 
 Royal Courts of Justice, 
 Strand. 
 St. George’s Chapel. 
 
 Gunpowder Mills. 
 Eton College Chapel. 
 Westminster Hall. 
 
 Admiralty Extension, 
 
 Earl Northbrook. 
 Earl Durham. 
 Earl Portsmouth. 
 Lord Wolverton. 
 Lord Brassey. 
 Lord Crewe. 
 Lord Normanton. 
 Lord Rothschild. 
 Lord Berkeley. 
 Lord Currie. 
 Lord Derby. 
 
 Sir Charles Seeley. 
 Sir Henry Hoare. 
 Lady Meux. 
 Lady Peck. 
 
 Old Conductors removed and new ones fitted by R. Anderson & Co., to Victoria, Clock, Central and other 
 are, Towers of the Houses of Parliament, 1903. 
 
 LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS; Their History, Nature, and Mode of Application. 
 By RicHARD ANDERSON, F.C.S., Member of the Society of Telegraph Engineers and Electricians, Assoc. Inst. C.E. Third 
 Edition, cloth gilt, 485 pages, with numerous Illustrations, price 12/6. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE & PRIC@ LIST. 
 ee TED: 
 
254 LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS. 
 
 : i No. 7567 
 Tel hic Address: Telephone 
 *CORBITT, LONDON. * phone | Gerrard. 
 : TO 
 TO THE ADMIRALTY ~ 
 2) TIE COLONIAL. 
 sa & INDIAN 
 
 ws Toe “a 
 . WAR DEPARTMENT. “GOVERNMENTS. 
 
 In PATENT COPPER ROPE AND TAPE. 
 
 Sole Makers of Vyle’s Patent Easily Tested Lightning Conductor. 
 
 upon application. 
 pues ‘poqyso, pue 
 poulwexyg suoJONpUOD BuluzYysZIT 
 
 Lightning Conductors fixed and tested complete by competent men, 
 
 Price List and Prospectus 
 
 ESTIMATES FREE 
 
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 DIXON & CORBITT AND R. S. NEWALL & CO., LTD., 
 
 Lightning Conductor and Hemp and Wire Rope Makers, 
 130, STRAND, LONDON. 
 
 Works: GATESHEAD-ON-TYNE. 
 
 Telegraphic Addvess—'' FURSE, NOTTINGHAM.” a Telephone Nos. 2206 & 2207. 
 
 W. J. FURSE, Se 
 
 Works, Offices, and Showrooms: 
 
 TRAFFIC STREET, QUEEN'S WALK, NOTTINGHAM. 
 
 Branches : 
 
 BRISTOL, MANSFIELD, and LINCOL. 
 Wholesale Mlunnfacturer & Erector 
 
 OF EITHER CHURCH SPIRES 
 
 COPPER ROPE OR TAPE, RESTORED. 
 
 Fixed with my SURVEYS MADE. 
 IMPROVED BRACKET HOLDFABE. DAMAGES ASSESSED. 
 
 OLD CONDUCTORS CHIMNEY SHAFTS 
 
 Examined, Tested, and 
 
 IRON CAPS 
 
 SUPPLIED & FIXED. 
 
 NO SCAFFOLDING. NO STOPPAGE OF WORKS. 
 
 WEATHERCOCKS, FINIALS, WROUGHT 
 IRONWORK of every description. 
 
 Syecialous:— ELECTRIC LIGHTING, ELECTRI@ BELL8, TELEPHONES, SPEAKING 
 TUBES. de., de. ° Estimates Frex. 
 
Sec. R] LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS. ~ 255 
 
 Telegrams: ‘‘GENDARME, LONDON.” meleP Rone; 12310 CENTRAL. 
 
 ELECTRICAL i == LY ) py I WeaTHERVANES f 
 : en = eS 05 Le rea! a) , hu is MADE TO 
 | icrTiNG Tap ONES eae ae we Qf a | SPECIAL DESIGN. . 
 
 ~BELLS, ETC. 
 
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 Some of the “Works executed by J. W. GRAY & Co. 
 ESCs SY 
 
 WINDSOR CASTLE. METROPOLITAN ASYLUMS BOARD. 
 Osborne House. | Bristol Docks, 
 Claremont Palace. a St. Bartholemew’s Hospital. 
 Arundel Castle. Ce St, George’s Hall, Liverpool. 
 INDIA OFFICE, WHITEHALL. Rothschild’s Refinery. 
 London County Council. METROPOLITAN WATER BOARD. 
 Tower of London. Great Eastern Railway. 
 ROYAL MINT. Great Central Railway. 
 Albert Memorial. '  Gas-Light & Coke Co. 
 Imperial Institute. NORWICH CATHEDRAL. 
 British Museum Repository. Carlisle Cathedral. 
 NEW ADMIRALTY BUILDINGS. S. Mary Abbott’s, Kensington, 
 Nelson’s Column. Electric Light Stations. 
 St. John’s College, Cambridge. Charrington & Co.’s Brewery. 
 4 | H 
 
 ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO 
 
 | J. W. GRAY & CO. © ‘Lonbon: E.c. 
 
 Con.., Com...N2, 
 
256 HORTICULTURAL BUILDINGS. [Sec. R 
 
 JAMES GRAY, panvers st. CHELSEA, LONDON, S.W. 
 Horticultural Builder & Heating Engineer. 
 
 ESTABLISHED 63 YEARS. 
 
 DESIGNS FOR we Cast-Iron Sectional Boilers 
 CONSERVATORIES, VINERIES, Boilers of every Specially adapted for the quick 
 ORCHID HOUSES, ORCHARD description. tot Water Heating of Horticultural Buildings, 
 HOUSES, PALM HOUSES, 7 Pipes, Valves, and 
 PINERIES, MELON AND Castings in every variety. 
 
 VENTILATING APPARATUS OF ALL 
 
 CUCUMBER HOUSES, PITS, &c. KINDS SUPPLIED AND FIXED. 
 
 Builders’ Announcements, 
 
 Commencing on page 347, showing the class of work 
 various Building Firms are accustomed tc undertake, are 
 a valuable guide to Architects when placing contracts 
 
 for the erection of Buildings, &c. 
 
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 Memo.—This Price Book Division of the Compendium is not put forward in competition with the several 
 Price Books at present in the market, but as supplementary to the numerous prices given in the Catalogue 
 portion of the Work. Jt is based on average London Prices, but it should be distinctly understood that the 
 
 amounts must be added to, or deducted from, according to local quotations. The prices are similar in many 
 large provincial towns, but may not uniformly be the same. 
 
 —LO 
 
 SECTION I.—-SCHEDULE OF MATERIALS. 
 
 Concreter & BrickLayER— 7 CoNCRETER & BRICKLAYER (continwed) — s: d. 
 She ds 
 Well-burnt clay ballast = -..Per yard cube 5 0o | Staffordshire blue common bricks... Ber Mem O20 00 
 Clean pit gravel nt = a ee) Do. __ do. best oe see » 82 0 
 Thames ballast... m8 Os Suffolk white or red bricks... 358 » go oO 
 Clean sharp pit sand pee | Do. do. rubbers ... Fy) 140 0 
 Thames sand 550 Tm | 
 Washing sand add. Ie) D ap 
 Chalk or flare lime mis on 3 it GNA 
 Do. Osmeen ss - Perbushel o 10 } ‘ : 
 Grey stone lime in lump _.. Peryard cubenens 1G (Lambeth list prices at Warchouse.) 
 Do. dove oc =) er bushel@ a7 10 1 2 a eh 
 Do. do. ground ... ---Peryardcube 13 6 ° es grail pipes wi er 
 Ee oe --- Perbushel 1 2 2 in. diameter, 2 ft. lengths Per ft. lin. 0 42 
 Blue lias lime in lump sb oe Peritons.2256 3 poe. ac O 44 
 Dome do. as -- Perbushel £ © 4 Do. 2 ft. and 2 ft. 6 in. lengths ,, °o 6 
 Do. do. ground ... aor Perton 26 o 6 Do. do. ° 9 
 Do. do. Gee 50 soo HPSS gk 9 DOW ds i 1 3 
 Portland cement ... non «<.  Pereentalaey 6 is oe. do. wy 2 Th 
 Do. do. aes - + DPerbushel 2 3 15 Dove, do z B86 
 Do. do. we oe ae Peritoneal One, 18 Dae edo: 2 5 3 
 Roman cement... ae -. Perbushel 1 6 | ae Does tt. 6 in, lengths is so 
 Do. do. ee 50 aes Perton) 34) 0% | 24 Do: aa 5 10 6 
 Cement compo... ee SoC Bex hodaemt a0 
 ine Set 508 300 Ren Meaa27 ao Bends are charged as two feet of pipe with 50 per cent. added. 
 rizzles ... oie a nee Ms Oo - mas ; : 
 Grey Stocks ie as i E % ” Ditto with inspection sockets—double price. 
 Picked Stocks for facings ... re - 52 6 Taper bends are charged as five feet of straight pipe. 
 Malm Paviors occ soe oo op BQ) °C Single junctions and taper pipes are charged as four feet of 
 Malm Seconds... one eae ae 80 0 seat cise Perbie & x 
 Best Malms ee ae BAA A go oO Ditt ith j : 4 douked 24 
 Gault-pressed bricks eal A ey 70 O 1ttO with inspection eye, same price as double junctions. 
 Staffordshire red pressed bricks ae Pi 6oO8! Double junctions are charged as six feet of straight pipe. 
 
258 PRICE BOOK. 
 WALLER AND Mason— a” fale FounpDER & SMITH (cont7mued)— 
 Hassock stone for wall interiors ...Per yard cube 14 0 Do. galvanized ties for hollow 
 Kentish rag stone for facings si68 Per ton 10 © walls tee oo sae Per cut. 
 Bath stone, including cartage and Cramps.. see coe ” 
 waste = a . Per foot cube 3 © Do. galvanized Be om 
 Portland stone do. do. ax 3. 0 Eaves guttering, half round 3 in. ... Per yard lin. 
 Hard York stone... aa ae *s A 8 Do. do. Velilemtess eo 
 Do. do. Brite se * 
 Do. do. Siti cae ” 
 ENTE a Do. ogee 4 in. Rts s 
 Fir sawn to scantlings 400 ... Per foot cube 2 6 Do. do. 5 In. vee ” 
 Do. do. 24 in. x 34 in. «+» Pen foot lin, © 70" 23 Do. do. 6 in. ore ” 
 Do. do. afin. X 44 in. a Pe Nozzle pieces and angles, 4in. ... Per No. 
 Do. do. 2h in. x 53 in. i. ores Bix rig GOs 5 in, ase ee 
 Do. do. afin. x 7 in ¥ o 33 Rain pipes, 2 in. diameter... .» Per yard lin, 
 Doyedoe2sin, xe ommn 5 4 Oo 4 Do. 2gin. do. «. os ” 
 Do. do. 2hin. x I1 in. : a o 5% Do. 3 in, do. wv te ” 
 Dye Glos Gyo Ty SK Gey es 7 @ 2 Do. 34in. do. ... eee ” 
 DO dow sue 45 0 x © o 24 Do. 4 in. do. «+ oes ” 
 Do.) do. 3) ins.d< igdeine " b o 34 Won) 5) in dommes. wen 6 
 Do. do. 4 in. x 7, im a o 4 DOs | On uiit.n Gd OtmEers 606 oF 
 Do. do. 3 in. x g in. 3 ; 0 5 Bolts and nuts for gutters Ent Per doz. 
 Dome dows inaeantieliette a o 64 Pipe nails ose ore ” 
 Dory Comune aaa eaitie EN o 28 Rain pipe heads, : 2 in. diameter pipes Per No. 
 Do. «dol 4 finvexcagan: cs o 34 Do. 2% in. do. ” 
 Do. do. 4 in. x 54 in. i o 43 Do. 3. in. do. % 
 Dor dogawns een. i oO 53 Do. 33 in. do. o 
 Do.  domawine xe oman S o 7k Do. A Hs do. » 
 Domncourta in. aartite Oe ; Og Do. sy ils do. ” 
 Sarking felt 5 .. Peryardsup. oO 1! Do. 6 in. do. ” 
 g 
 ela ieee felt i 4 Plinth bends approximately the same price as heads. 
 Fibrous asphalte or foundation felt. 7 Per tootsup On la Shoes, say two-thirds.the price of heads according 
 diameter. 
 JomnER— Galvanized work double the above prices. 
 Deal, best white or yellow, 1 in. thick Per foot sup. © 4 | 
 Pine, best yellow do. Ae on PLUMBER— 
 Pitch Pine do. 9 Oo 5 , 
 Oak, English do. ns 6 Milled lead in sheets ue: see Per cwt. 
 Teak do. © 10 Lead water pipe... oa te + 
 Walnut, American do. sf © 10 Do. soil pipe +09 89 os 5 
 Do. Italian do. SB Tes Red lead cement ... ant ne Per lb. 
 Mahogany, Honduras do. 5 to) Iron do. oat obs 060 5 
 Do. Cuba do. a 1 6 Iron wall hooks... aes ao 3 
 Do. St. Domingo do. = trOmn | 2,0 Do. pipe do. ooo ooo tee ” 
 Glue be. Per lb. SOTO Clout nails me Se aes “A 
 Cut nails. AS A Odea Copper nails eae ei a es 
 ONE larger “quantities a6 ere ws Ai Plumbers’ solder . . se oo ” 
 Glass paper, assorted S05 Per quire, 1) 0 Fine do. “. vs oo * 
 Copper wire ae Soe ove * 
 SLATER AND TILER— 
 Zinc WoRKER— 
 Slating battens... ee tee Pers bund cammezanO ; 
 Laths for tiling, plain deal ... i 3.0 Roofing zinc, best V.M._ ... wae Per cwt. 
 Do. oak r 5570 Roll capping, round or square ae ‘5 
 Zinc nails ee Psith, @ 8 Zinc tubing ‘ = me eee oS 
 Composition nails ... Ap oO 7 Corrugated zinc... os tee Seen 
 Copper dole ee nA 1 3 Zinc fretwork ee ae aa Per lb. 
 Bangor slates, Ladies Per M (of 1,200) 160 0 Zinc nails ses ae wee i 
 Do. Countess be 5, 286 oO Zinc tacks 5 tere eco - ” 
 Do. Duchess a 380 0 Soft or fine solder... sia 08 5 
 Plain red Broseley tiles as Bo Blowpipe ditto, in strips’... Aa ” 
 Do. do. halves ie 55 0 | Pipe hooks 2100 ee ose a5 
 Do. do. _ tile-and-halt i: 8o o | Bell-tubing oe ve ase se 
 Pan tiles sat x 75 0 
 Hip and valley tiles to suit pitch a Per No-earOmss, 
 eee tiles, plain red ... Per footlin. © 5 | PrasTERER— 
 oO. _blue ae See AO + fey Cy 
 Ridge roll tiles ... on ane RA oy Laths, single ee & a iperbandia 
 Do., lath- and-half oes ae ¥ 
 FouNDER AND SMITH— ee econ ae ave ee 4 
 utty lime see eae oe Per hod 
 Sash Weights, stock sizes ... tee Percwt. 8 6 Cours stuff — sae 500 Per bag 
 Do. purpose cast... 4 ” 10 6 Sizes cs Se vee ws Per lb. 
 Wrought Iron bar, square ... Bae m0 13. 6 Double ditto Ace ae eos ee 
 Do. round ... ee ‘ 13 6 Whiting, lump or balls... mee Per ton 
 
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PLASTERER (continued)— 
 
 Distémper oe uae 465 
 Cow-hair, best long wae a5 
 Plaster of Paris, coarse 
 Do., fine aus 
 Do., superfine wee 
 Keene’s cement, course 
 Dox fine See 
 Parian cement, coarse ... 
 Do., fine 
 Martin’s cement... Ses 
 Fibrous plaster slabs eae 
 Do. do. dry) 
 Plaster_wired fireproof slab 
 Fireproof cornices, at from 
 Fibrous do. doom... 
 Silicate cotton, 1 in. thick 
 
 GLaziER (Tariff Prices at Warehouse)— 
 
 15 oz. British sheet glass, average 
 sizes, thirds quality 
 
 Do. do. seconds 
 Do do. best glazing 
 Do do. best picture 
 quality ... ee 
 21 oz. do. thirds 
 Do do. seconds 
 Do do. best glazing 
 Do do. best picture 
 26 oz. do. thirds ie 
 Do do. seconds i, 
 Do do. best ... tee 
 32 OZ. do. thirds 5 
 Do do. seconds 
 Do. doOmmuabeste... 
 Excavator ... ne oe see 
 
 Do. working in water 
 Scaffolder .., 
 Bricklayer 
 
 Do. labourer 
 Marble Mason 
 Mason cle 
 
 Do. labourer 
 Do. lad 
 Carpenter or Joiner 
 
 Do. do. 
 
 Do. do. 
 Tiler ais 
 
 Do. labourer 
 Slater Ns nee 
 Do. labourer one 
 Slate Mason 
 Do. 
 Do. 
 Engineer ote ae ay 
 Smith ae a ee 568 
 
 labourer 
 lad» 
 
 labourer * 
 boy 
 
 CON. COM. Oz. 
 
 Per pail 
 Per cwt. 
 Per ton 
 
 Per yard sup. 
 
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 Per foot sup. 
 
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 Per foot sup 
 
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 PRICE* BOOK. 
 
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 GLAZIER (continued)— 
 36 oz. British sheet glass, 
 sizes, thirds quality 
 do. seconds 
 Vey WIESE che 
 thirds 
 Do. do. seconds 
 Do. dow sbestr s.. 
 Fluted glass, extra see 
 Ground do. do. 50 
 Matted do. do. 
 Hartley’s glass, 4 in. 
 do. in. 
 
 Do. 
 Do. 
 
 42 OZ. do. 
 
 Do. . 
 Rough cast plate, 4 in. 
 Do. do. #in. 
 Do. do. I in. 
 
 PAINTER— 
 
 Linseed oil putty ... soe 
 Hard stopping... ae 
 Pumice stone te 
 White lead, ground in oil 
 Pigments, various 
 
 Red lead ... 
 
 Lamp-black 
 
 Patent knotting 
 
 Linseed oil ans nia 
 
 Do. boiled 
 Turpentine 
 Stains, various eA 
 Brunswick black varnish 
 Oak varnish 
 Copal do. 
 French polish 
 Gold size... 
 
 Dryers. 1, cs 
 
 IDX, “Gon sen 
 
 SEGAION FZ. 
 
 SCHEDULE OF WAGES. 
 
 INCLUDING PROFIT. 
 
 FPHOOHOHOHOOHOOHH OH OOO 
 
 COW HO 
 
 DOR LSM DOH Lo pot NR eH DR DoH 
 
 NONOwR COU MOM WOON 
 
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 Smith, assistant wae ae 
 Plumber ate re sas 
 Dow and'mate  .. A 
 Zincworker ... ot 
 Do. assistant... 
 Gasfitter 
 Do. assistant Swe 
 Wom mDOyeae: ea) Abe ee 
 Bellhanger ... are 50) 
 Do. assistant... aa 
 Plasterer’s Modeller .., ay 
 Plasterer wes vhs ae 
 Do. labourer ate ca 
 Do. hawkboy ... B80 
 Glazier Ane nee eds 
 Painter AS 
 Polisher ait oe 
 Paperhanger ate aA 
 Gilder are 
 Scourer ey ee 
 
 average 
 
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 Per foot sup. 
 
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 On0) 0) O70, OT 
 
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270 
 
 PRICE BOOK. 
 
 SECTION _ 3. 
 
 SCHEDULE 
 
 EXCAVATOR 
 
 Digging in common soils not exceeding 
 one stage (6 ft.) in depth, and throw- s. d. 
 
 ing out . . Per yard cube 0 10 
 Do. not exceeding two. stages (12 ft.) and 
 
 do. x ie 
 Do. not exceeding three stages (18 ft.) and 
 
 do. 3 ie4 
 
 Digging in gravel or stiff clay, not ex- 
 ceeding one stage (6 ft.) indepth, and 
 
 throwing out... es { 6 
 Do. not exceeding twostages (12 ft.) and 
 
 do. ” 19 
 Do. not exceeding three stages (18 ft.) and 
 
 do. = 2510 
 Digging and. throwing out from surface 
 
 trenches, add to previous items ... oy 
 Do. and do., from basement trenches, 
 
 add EF si @Q 4 
 Levelling and. ramming beds of ‘trenches, 
 
 add ade ie Omel 
 Filling in and ramming to walls as works 
 
 advance as a8 i Gn 
 Basketing out sround, ‘add a3 - o 8 
 Filling into barrows and ies. one rup 
 
 of 18 yards - Omes 
 For each additional run of 18 yards add . Oo 3 
 Filling into carts Sup a Ou6 
 Carting, not exceeding one mile, and 
 
 shooting 50 a 2 6 
 For each additional matey add 4; ie 6 
 
 (If the shoot has to be paid for, add 
 
 charge for same) 
 Digging for circular cesspools ‘and tanks, 
 
 and throwing out os Tee 
 Digging from surface of site not ‘exceedin# 
 
 12) in. in depth ..- en einy ardeslip mame 
 Spreading and levelling ground. 3) 
 Planking and strutting to sides of “ body 
 
 digging ”’ measured net 
 Strutting and waling to sides of trenches 
 
 not exceeding 2 ft. 6in. wide (one side 
 measured for two) for each foot in 
 
 depth Per foot lin. o@ 4 
 Do. do. to do., exceeding 2 ft. 6in. wide., 3 Oo 4 
 Bed of hard dry rubbish, 4 in. thick, and 
 
 Cur 
 
 Per foot sup. oO 2 
 
 LS 
 
 filling in, levelling and ramming Per yard sup. o 6 
 Do. 6in. thick, and do. ie ais 33 o 8 
 Do. 12in. thick, “and do. jt > fo. 
 Clay tempered and laid over vaults 6in. 
 deep and puddled ss 3 yO 
 Soiling slopes of embankments and 
 cuttings és Ce) Gb 
 Excavating ditch and. forming “bank for 
 quickset Per yard iin. o 8 
 ” O25 
 
 Planting quickset labour only... 
 
 DRAINS. 
 
 Removing, baling and pumping rain, spring, or other water 
 that may have come into or upon the foundations during progress, 
 together with any mud or soil, charge ‘‘ day-work”’ as arising. 
 
 OF MEASURED WORKS. 
 
 Any work to old drains or watercourses in reinstating where 
 disturbed, and leaving in working order, or if disused, emptying 
 and filling up, ‘‘day-work”’ as before. 
 
 Stopping up disused ii‘ets into drains and sewers, witb 
 brickwork in cement, charge ‘‘ day-work.” 
 
 rl 
 
 4 in. glazed stoneware drain pipe with 
 socket joints set in cement, and laying 
 to current, including digging not ex- 
 
 ceeding 3 ft. deep, filling in and Saud: 
 _ Tamming ground... 556 : Per foot lin. 1 0 
 6 in. do. do. do. As iS 
 g in. do. do. do. 5 I Io 
 12 in. stoneware drain pipe and setting as 
 before, but with the digging and 
 filling in separately measured & o6 2 2 
 15 in. Do. do. do. 7) 3 6 
 18 in. Do. do. do. 9 eg 3) 
 Extra for 4 in. bends ... ee a Per No. o 6 
 Do. (enti, key aou ay aS A 0 9 
 Do. Guin Ose ae oe 9 foes 
 Dom ek?) 1h Orme. es es 2 I4 
 Do. 15in, do a a 
 Do. 18in. do. a ) 53 
 Do. 4 in. single junctions ae ” tC) 
 Do weouns do. aide Ag 59 i © 
 Dor eo) in: do. bbe ab 0 2 6 
 Dom a2an. do. abe + > 4 3 
 Do. 15 in. do. ane a 5) 7 
 Do. 18 in. do. 80 > TOMO 
 Do. 4 in. double junctions 500 *% 2 0 
 Do.  6in. do. 556 oat ” 3 0 
 Dor “opin: do. 380 abo os 5 0 
 DOameetenin. do. ARG 60 a¢ 8 6 
 IDYey, 305) iat, do. ve oot oh 14 0 
 OXey — Vifey hes do. “6 20 6 
 Bedding and covering 3 in. pipe in and 
 with Portland cement concrete ..Per foot lin. o 8 
 Do. AO. do. see ase es o 10 
 Do. 6 in. do. eee wae 55 Io 
 Do. oun: do. Bes we 4 1 8 
 Dowel 2 1. do. Rae Rae mc 20 6 
 4 in, syphon trap be dat Ber No. sen 6 
 6 in. do. aes Jab 5s 5 6 0 
 g in. do. wee +6 ee a 10 0 
 12 in, do. ne 18 oO 
 Do. with extra inlet, add oF Io 
 Glazed stoneware gully trap,12in. x 12 in., 
 with 6 in. cast iron grating, inlet and 
 outlet connected with drain pipe and 
 fixing complete ... fee 555 an 16 0 
 
 Galvanised swing flap trap and frame for 
 g in. pipe and fixing Per No. 15 0 
 Brick seating in cement for w.c. pan, 
 with 6 in. stoneware syphon trap and 
 connection made good to drain... “6 
 
 Brick manholes with digging, foundations, cement rendering, 
 iron steps built in, covers, &e. (according to size and detail as 
 per measurement of items). 
 
PRICE BOOK. 271 
 CONCRETER. BRICKLAYER (continued)— 
 6: hd. asd. 
 oncret i ‘ 
 2 eae SE A ee iis Half brick walls in mortar . Per ft. sup. s S 
 including wheeling and filling-in to Do. in cement . : S 
 foundations and levelling on top for Do, | do. including Sing away i se, 
 footings (gauged 6 to 1) ; Peryd.cube 9 0 existing wall and bon Ke, ety 29 
 Do. of pit ballast and ground work into same ; eh a 
 lime, and do. a eG Half brick dry areas in mortar, ‘jinclud- 
 iDYo: composed CE. ei hanies ing headers to half brick space as 
 ballast and Portland cement and do. - 15 6 requisite : a fair as Fiat 
 Do. composed of gravel, One brick walls in ‘mortar worke air sek 
 burnt ballast, and blue lias lime in both sides... Patna Je 
 the proportion of two of gravel, four Extra only to building hollow wall wi 
 of ballast, and one of lime and do.... r 12 6 cavity 2$in, in width, including 
 If thrown into foundations from a stage, iron galvanised ties, one to every 
 add aoe P 5. 6 yard superficial Ra ae ae * fe) 8} 
 Grey lime surface ‘concrete as described, 
 in. thick, including levelling Dawe (Caurbes: 
 ground .. Per yd.sup. -2 96 
 Cement concrete as above ‘described, and Damp coursc of tar, lime and sand ye er th eSu Dp mOme2 
 6 in. thick, and laying to surfaces Dow dow of fibrous asphalte in slabs... x Ome 
 and levelling ie ao es hes x B\ 179 Do. do. of British asphalte gin. thick PA oO 4 
 Do. do. gin. thick and do. y 4 0 Do. do. of two courses of stout slates 
 Portland cement concrete-6 in. thick, and in cement a5 Sy) 
 filling in between web of iron girders, Do. do. of Seyssel asphalte 4 hin. thick A o 8 
 and including a plain tile .bed for Do. do. applied vertically .. at ‘. Io 
 same .. Per ft. sup. yet) Damp course of glazed earthenware 3in. 
 Timbering and boarding for ‘building thick ” °o 9g 
 concrete wall (use and waste) Oc a 3 Pointing to edge of slate or asphalte damp 
 course) %. os : ere Ege ARTE Ii, ey 
 BRICKLAYER. 
 PFACINGS. 
 Bricks sound, hard, square, and well-burnt, and where not Extra only, beyond grey stock brickwork, 
 otherwise described are grey stocks. to face built battering Bb ee DeLMtASUD SO mnT 
 Do. to circular face A 0 2 
 Sand, clean sharp coarse grit, and washed where used with Do. to internal fair face and struck 
 cement. joint for lime whiting A 55 Onet 
 Do. to facings with stocks selected 
 Mortar—unless otherwise stated—composed of sand and fresh from stack .. ae a Fs o of 
 burnt grey stone lime, in the proportion of three of sand to one Do. with picked stocks ae a (oy a 
 of lime, used whilst fresh and hot, and well flushed in every Do. with bright yellow stocks i Oo 2 
 course. Do. with malm seconds + Os 
 Do. with best malms.. 5 0 7 
 Cement mortar of sand and Portland cement in the proportion Do. with malm paviors 5A A o 6 
 of three of sand to one of cement. Do, with ordinary red brick < ‘Ont 
 Do. with best do. - oe 0/3 
 Do. with best white Suffolks 7 OQ & 
 BRICKWORK. Do. with best red do.. Pg ons 
 Do. with Suffolk rubbers (not gauged 
 work) .. ” Oo IO 
 For every shilling of variation in the price per thousand of Do. with do. rubbed, gauged and set 
 the bricks—(the prices following being calculated at the rate of in Poy in 2 6 
 35 shillings per thousand for grey stocks) add or deduct as the Do. do, reduced to five courses 
 case may be, at the rate of five shillings per rod. to ne foot na 2 9 
 Extra to facings with Kent \ wire cut Gaults me 0 3 
 ae Do. with best pressed ditto i relay 
 An addition must be made of from ten to twenty per cent. for Do. with best pressed Loughborough 
 work done in small quantities or difficult positions. red 2 re ° 5 
 Do. do, white do.. i 0 5 
 Reduced stock brickwork laid dry in a i elie perforated seconds... i : 
 cesspools, wells, &c. ... ... Perrod sup. 255 0 met Ail ae solidihandead ones i “ Fi 
 Re rec of grizzles and lime Hee o Extra to tacings with Luton purple bricks i. O73 
 ee 9 
 Do. half grizzles and half stocks De Ee ea ee Bek < Bey 
 and do. oes ” 280 Oo Extra to facings with Fareham red brick, 
 Do. all stocks and do. ... tee ” 300 Oo thin, rising five courses to the foot... Perit.sup. o 8 
 Do. of Gault bricks anddo. ... ” 349 0 Extra to facings with Staffordshire blue 
 Reduced stock brickwork, extra only in pressed brick % aie, 
 blue lias mortar... ” 2 6 Do. of white glazed rick, * equal ‘ 
 Do. do. extra only in 1 cement ” 50 0 quantity of headers and stretchers .- i 6 
 Do. do. do. in under- 
 pinning ” 80 0 Pp 
 Reduced brickwork with blue Stafford- OSING 
 shire bricks in cement in piers... 5 620 oO Brickwork coloured and drawn .. oo §6rer ft. sup 9 3 
 
gf PRICE BOOK. 
 
 POINTING (continued)— LABOUR ONLY (continued)— 
 oe ; ‘ : s. d Per ft. lin. 
 Flat joint pointing in ash mortar, including , ; 
 scaffold, raking out decayed mortar, Cut and moulded cornice g in. high 36 “a 
 washing and staining brickwork ... Per ft. sup. o 34 E Do. *. do. on rake ” 
 Do. do. Hosincement . as Oak xtra ait fete staff-beaded angle 
 Do. do. do. to chimney shafts of ous a Yi ae TLC Sat vs a .: “ 
 Tuck pointing to old fronts and do. do. ae a Extra g eHamired rick in tfers I facings 
 Cut joint pointing to new work .. ae ms 0.2 fea al Lac gs 
 Tuck pointing to do. nae 5 ome Fair nee rs eer ae eRe: a . ” 
 Raking out cement joints and pointing oe dehoar 3 tine sae se 
 with flat joint in white mortar ae . @ 5 certs inn aay ut ing in cas 
 Portland cement weathering ' und iron stancheon 11 ft. long... Per No. 
 Lime-whiting one coat... oe aco) eS SG Ghion ey = ered iron corbels and making good 
 D tS#8 vere Poe oes fo) oe ” 
 Diane bie ie * ¥e ee ii 5 é Building in iron plates and ends of rods.. 5 
 Portland cement rendering eg ee a“ 213 So ee od facings wall for Pipe and 
 BY 4 ats he 
 ARCHES. Do. do. 14 in. walland do. af 
 Extra only on reduced brickwork to do. in B aa do. d oe in. good to ee t ” 
 rough arches invertsand vaultings (the ui vee ee and meee ous ogendsi) 
 rough cuttings separately measured) Per rod sup. zo o o an eer : a ” 
 Half brick trimmer and vault arches in Do. e ee dota sis “s ” 
 cements. een ih nSUp am Omir Bh Oo: 
 Extra only upon brickwork to fair arches ou Reelin prejectiod aa g in, x9 in, 
 of grey stocks, in half brick rings, set ne ” 
 and pointed in cement to segmental eo rain pipes in brick strings 
 apertures... se ” we ; a si a 
 Do. all as last but to circular ditto .. ri os oe ene oD: moulded courses Oe se " 
 Do. to fair arches of red brick in rings res ee - ae do ve oa % 
 and set and pointed as before to 8 2 1D. : ae oe oD 
 segmental apertures .. me 7 i AG) 
 Do. all as last but to circular do. ee ss TS : 
 Extra to axed arches in malm seconds set LABOUR WITH CEMENT, ETC, 
 in cement, the joints raked out and 
 tuck pointed to segmental apertures. . s Ta: Chose form ane parget ; .. Per ft, sup. 
 Do. do. do. butto circular apertures A) ag Dointold avall tor wew. einadlad hi is 
 Extra today gecdgatchee gece Pin up with slates in cement to openings 
 with Bath stone voussoirs introduced, ANcdan ‘ os 
 set in cement, the joints raked out and 7 _ 
 neatly pointed to match pone ae 6 Rake out, wedge in 1 in., and point toroof 
 segmental openings _.. ” : flashings incement .. by su Petntiny 
 Do. all as last but to circular openings 33 I 9 Do by stepped at rs 
 Extra to fair rubbed and gauged arches in Bedding Sohn iN ACeRAeRE a ie es 
 best red rubbers and set in pty to Do. large Adee, a “i i 
 segmental apertures .. 7 <i Chase form and parget for pipes .. AG ‘i 
 Do. all as last but to circular do. ; tu 530 Cut and pin 1 anes in ey es ire + 
 Do. do. but to elliptical or Gothic do s ey 8 Do. do. 2hin.landing .. i 
 Do. do, A Anes ancos ss oa 
 LABOUR ONLY. Do. do. 5in. do. : 3 
 P Chase form and parget in fair faced brick- 
 Rough cutting to brickwork x eee erate sup: o 2 work for wall pieces and making good " 
 Do. do. circular 50 ‘i o 24 
 Fair cut splay in grey stock alge as Cut and pin ends of sills, steps, treads, 
 weathering Pe ” fee) risers, winders, etc., in cement .. Per No. 
 Level and prepare old walls for raising . if Ghee ay Wedge up window and door frames, bed 
 Draw and tooth old wall jambs .. ” ri re) in lime and hair, and point round in 
 Extra to forming jambs of doorway with cies * Fy ue ¥ ‘ 
 straight joint for bricking up . a Omet ie to. large dar é 
 Clean off soffit of vaulting after removal of Do: do. Venetian Meda i 
 centering. . or ete oe a ” Catt Cut and pin ends of handrail, secured to 
 Rough cut squint quoin .. ie +.) Per tte lint eo 3 Fe wood pecs ae ae Be pene ; i. 
 _ Do. birdsmouth .. : a * OmnS utting out in old 1 Sa wall for new 
 Fair cutting in grey stock facing :.  :. 9g | pening 3, ft. x7 ft form roveal for 
 O. circular . ae Oo 4 ume, : L ( 
 IDY6y. in malm or red brick facing. . _ oil brickwork in cement, including to 
 Do. do. circular .. A i o facings on bothsides .. S06 an fy 
 Labour to 2 in. cut and rubbed roll 
 angle to red brick arch, segmental .. Petal elite somes SuNDRY. 
 Do, do. do. but circular .. a oA 
 “roll angle, all as last but 3 in. diameter .. 5 0) 4 
 Points to groined arches in stocks ” o 8 Brick in cement riser, 3 in. high .. me) Per itelia 
 Do. do. in malms “ o 10 Iron bond No. 15 gauge, 14 in. wide, and 
 Extra labour only in projecting courses as tarred sanded and laid in walls #! % 
 chimney cap .. a oe ” Om Lime and hair filleting = 50 oto a 
 Fair cutting as 14 in. fluting ae oe A or Cement do. a “ 
 Cut and rubbed splay 24 in. wide . ” Oies Extra to tumbling in courses to top of dry 
 Cut and rubbed moulded course 3i in. high i Ourd areas es A c Se ro ‘a 
 
 COM YA DA WHR OM AH Gg 
 
 Taw Dd 
 
 cn 
 
 ooo ) 
 Orn 
 
 Oy 
 
 oo 00000.0 0 
 
 ° 
 
 Ds) 
 
PRICE BOOK. 273 
 SunpRY continwed)— Firrines (continued)— 
 Per ft. lin. Sad. Per No s. d 
 Plain tile front to air flues, 14 in. wide, and Glazed stoneware kitchen sink, 2 ft. x 
 set in cement : yy Ts 1 ft. 5in., and 33 in. deep a 9:0 
 Extra only to flush window sills i in hard Do. 4 ft. x 2 ft., and shi in. deep i 25 0 
 stocks, din. high, with chamfered edge Angular sink, 2 ft..each way, 3 in. deep . ib 76 
 and set in cement .: ” ae | White glazed porcelain sink, 2 ft. x 
 Proper brick shoot to coal cellar, with t ft.6in.,and 4% in. deep ce pe 12 6 
 stone landing, rebated perforation, Do, 3 ft. x 2ft.,and do - 25 0 
 illuminating coal plate, chain hook and Do. aft. x 2 ft., and. do. = 35 0 
 fastening complete a. ae et) Per No 25 Housemaid’s ane 2 ft. 8in. x x ft, 6 in., 
 and 9% in. dee ” 30 0 
 Cee Butler’s white glazed sink, ‘1 ft. ro in. % 
 Bricknogging with place bricks on edge 1 ft. 3in.x 8 in. . " 26 0 
 in mortar (the quarters not deducted) Peryd.sup. 2 6 Do. 2ft.rin.x1I ft. 4in.x Io in, ” 32 0 
 Do. but with stocks do. do. . QC 
 Do, do. do. in cement ic 3 9 SETTINGS ONLY. 
 Do sien pee! pais cane i ; : Materials and labour only in settings to 
 Do. do. do. in cement . aE G register stoves for openings uP to 301n. 
 wide - A Per No » Oo 
 CopINGs. Elliptic or hob stoves ‘rendered in cement 
 : til é ; Partito 8 at sides .. 7 Bh, @) 
 2 in. tile coping set in cemen bata ge (Ove 30 in. open range, with oven and boiler.. ¥ 25 0 
 Hard brick on edge coping to 9 in. wall, Ba ds: ae eo 
 and double tile creasing in cement 7» °o 9 3 a: a 3 
 Do. to14in. wall,and do. oO II qo oD oo; Oo 4 ous 
 Taaraiack ae Peed coke opiaerens - " Close kitchener up to 48 in., including 
 wall, and salient course on each side sul Disatteagance a 69) «0 
 : Siete : ; Do. do. up to 60 in... fF 80 0 
 2} in. projection, all in cement os ” o § a de up to 72 in. .. ; 110 O 
 2: il, an ae do. but to wef veg Setting only to 30 gallon tea boiler, in 
 R st one ta d oe do. 4 lj - a rane proper firebrick work in cement, with 
 © rick on e 1ge coping, an ‘sa ee flues, brick foundation, etc., complete a 100 oO 
 course, to 14 in. wall, all as above « 50 
 Red brick on edge coping for 14 in. wall, Copper washing copper to hold ro gallons, 
 with double splayed brick, 44in. high, and including setting in stock and 
 and setting and pointing in cement ‘se Teno firebrick work in cement and fireclay, 
 with flue furnace work door and 
 FLUE Work. frame bars soot door and damper .. 60 0 
 Stoneware fire-piping, 9 in. diameter Per) ft lin, wae Do. 18 gallons do. ” 80 
 Do. do. 1zin. do. ny 4 2 0 Do. 24 do. do. ” cea: 
 Stoneware, unglazed, circular fire-piping, 
 to in, diameter, with socketed joints WALLER. 
 jointed and set in fireclay, and building 
 into brick wall, napa rough ouiking Kuugh rubble stone walling 56 Per yd. cube 16 6 
 round same : ae - 0 2anO Kentish rag stone walling 3 16 6 
 Building in only to chimney bard : Per No. Oo 4 Do, random coursed work " Sone 
 Parget and core flues .- ” I 6 Extra to Kentish rag facings in random 
 Rough render chimney backs ” 16 rubble with one bonder to every yard 
 Perforation through 18 in. wall for flue sup., all good sound stones with neat 
 14in. x g in., and making good to cement joint .. Per ydssupy 0 ~9 
 new flue .. 0 i Kentish rag wall 12 in. thick, finished fair 
 gin. drain pipes, and setting aschimney pots ” ZAO both sides 4 Per ft. sup. i 
 Redware round full-size chimney moulds Extra on rag facings to Gothic arches and 
 of approved pattern, and bedded and pointing . ore ” Io 
 flaunched in cement ; 1 3 6 Rough cutting to rakes and splays: a0 > O38 
 Redware do. 2 ft. wet and setting i in Do. do. circular .. ; 50 ” o 6 
 mortar me 2 0 ; 
 Do f Fair cutting in Kentish rag facing Per ft. lin. o 4 
 : 3 t “do. " ae 1 8 
 Do. 4 ft. do. nD 6 oO Do. circular : : 2 2 6 
 Do: 6 4b Ral a3 SiG Roughly squaring quoin stones : fo) 
 Do. Dati high and setting | in Ends of treads cut pinned and made ee 
 cement |<. ee ” 3) 2 to in facings we 8 ie ae Per No. I 6 
 1D ep B ft. “do. ae rs 6 6 
 Do. 4 ft. do. Be ey, 8 o 
 Do. Gaite do. ~ Io 6 
 Terra cotta chimney pots, 2 ft. oe and MASON. 
 set in cement oie es PP AGO 
 Do. 2 ft. 6 in. high, “do. ae = Saco 
 Do. 3 ft.oin. high, do. .. - 7 0 All stone free from vents, flaws, sand holes, and other defects ; 
 set where requisite on its natural bed, in as large stones as are 
 suitable, and can reasonably be obtained, and all bedded and 
 FITTINGS. jointed in cement. 
 Protect the stonework from damage or injury, and case and 
 gin. x 3 in. air bricks, and building i in.. Per No. ° ; . : 
 Glazed Stoneware Petin ted aie brick 9 cover up the same during progress as may be necessary. 
 gin. x 6 in., and bedding in walls where Clean all down at completion. 
 directed, including aperture through 
 wall, and covering tosame .. Ne a { 8 To be inclusive of all requisite moulds for working. 
 
274 
 
 PRICE 
 
 BOOK. 
 
 MASON (con/diuwed)— 
 
 BATH STONE. 
 
 Bath stone work is frequently priced ‘out, ‘stone and ‘all labour 
 of every kind in working ‘and setting, and as an average of 
 ordinary church work, may be ‘considered ‘as approximately 
 
 worth from 6s, to 7s. per foot cube. 
 
 Bath stone of the most ‘approved quality, and obtained from 
 the Box Hill quarries, of the kind known as the Ground Stone. 
 
 The cubic measurements inclusive of stone-and all ‘labour of 
 
 every kind in sawing, ‘working, 
 tramps, dowels, joints, plugs, &c. 
 
 Stone and labour as described in plain 
 bands and bond stones. 
 
 Do. and do. in plain blockings, friezes, 
 &c. ; 
 Do and do. in splayed. weatherings 
 
 cover stones shaped angle stones and 
 seatings for quoins 
 Do. and do. 
 
 ee 
 
 in moulded work in 
 
 cornices, strings, corbels, dressings,&c. 
 
 Do. and do. in bases to columns, 
 circular moulded corbels, &c. 
 
 Labour tothroat .. 
 
 Labour to groove for sill tongue 
 
 Labour to groove for 3in. x 4in. 
 band and running with asphalte 
 
 iron 
 
 Mortices . 
 
 Labour to plain sinkings ‘oh in. x rf it in. 
 in weatherings .. 
 
 Labour only to baluster profiles worked 
 by sinking face between same, the 
 balusters 9 in. wide, 2'in. oe and 
 
 3 ft. high.. 
 
 Stone and labour as “described in " corbels 
 gin. on face, 15 in. long, 6 in. Bee 
 and moulded on face .. a6 
 
 BRAMLEY FALL STONE. 
 
 Mortices 6 
 Bases 1 ft. 11 in, x ft. TE. in. ‘and gin, high, 
 tooled to all faces:and set in cement.. 
 
 Do. do. 2 ft. 8in. x 2 ft.8in. and 
 12 in. high 55 
 
 PARK SPRING STONE. 
 
 4; in. landing rubbed one side, and hoisting 
 and setting : 
 Do. do. but rubbed both sides and do. 
 
 Joggle joint and lead to 5 in. landing . 
 Labour to sunk rebate 4 in. girt stopped.. 
 Labour to 5 in. rubbed edge ee 
 Labour to moulded posite 5 in. girt 
 part stopped e ye xs 
 
 2k in. x 2% in. riser with ribbed face and 
 fair both edges .. 
 
 3 in. x 133 in. treads in scantling lengths, 
 with rubbed tops and front edges, 
 moulded nosings, fair jointed for risers 
 and set in cement ae 
 
 Do. do. but rubbed all round .. 
 ia. X 5 in. doorsill, rubbed top fair 
 jointed both edges and set in cement 
 
 «io. X gin. do. do. and do. an 
 gin. x 14in do. do. and do. ab 
 4in. x 18 in. do. do. and do. 
 
 gin. X 23in. do. do. and do. oe 
 
 hoisting, and ‘setting, 
 
 also 
 
 Per ft. cube 6 o 
 
 peli, 
 
 . sup. 
 
 6 
 
 20 
 
 OOR WW 
 
 ANUNwW NH 
 
 oO 
 
 w wo WwW ww 
 
 DAA Uw 
 
 ~ 
 Aow an 
 
 Mason (continued)— 
 
 4 in. x g in. capping, rubbed top fair both 
 edges, iointed in lengths and set in 
 cemeni 
 
 6in.x 6 in. door step, rubbed top and 
 face weathered back jointed and set 
 in cement.. aes oe oe a 
 
 Guinwe< 14.10. do. do. and do... 
 
 7 in. x 134 in. solid lower step, rubbed top 
 and front edge back jointed with 
 moulded nosing, fair bed and ‘set in 
 CEMENT late. 
 
 Do. do. but in scantling lengths and do. 
 
 7 in. x 17 in. solid bottom step, rubbed 
 top front edges, circular on plan to flat 
 
 | sweep rubbed and with moulded 
 
 | nosings, fair bed and set in cement 
 
 scantling lengths . 
 
 eo 
 
 | Notchings .. o8 ae a0 
 Mortices 
 Do. and lead a 
 Letting an bolt sockets and running with 
 lea ox 
 
 Fair sinkings 6 .n. wide in angles of 
 landings for T iron bearers 
 
 Stone and all labour in working and 
 setting double shaped and rounded 
 end stones for lower and bottom solid 
 steps, including returned moulded 
 nosings and fair jointed to steps, each 
 containing 3 ft. gin. cube 
 
 ee oe 
 
 PORTLAND STONE. 
 
 cube, 
 pricing distinct from the stone. 
 
 Portland stone, including eee and 
 setting .. ¢ 
 Do. in scantling lengths 
 
 Plain beds and joints 
 Plain work rubbed .. ne 
 Sunk work rubbed .. 5 
 Moulded work rubbed ae me 
 
 Ashlar, 4 in. on the bed face finished 
 with tool stroke and setting . 
 
 ee ee ee 
 
 Do. but with rubbed face and do: P We 
 Do. do. 5 in. on bed and do. oa 
 Do. do. all as last but includ- 
 
 ing bond stones, three to the yard .. 
 
 2in, rubbed slabsand hearths .. 
 4 in. rubbed one side landing 5 
 44 in. landing, with rubbed top and 
 tooled soffit 66 
 Do. do. but rubbed both sides .. 
 5 in, landing with rubbed top and tooled 
 soffit in scantling lengths 
 
 Vabour to back-joint 
 Do. stopped sinking “for rebate of 
 step +e 
 
 Do. rebate sunk for pavement light 
 Do. 4 in. rubbed edge 
 
 Do. 43 in. joggle joint and lead.. 
 Do. 5 in. fair joint.. : 
 Do. 5 in. fair rubbed edge 
 
 A XS 1A in. coping, rubbed weathered 
 throated both edges and fair jointed... 
 
 qin. x 18in.do, do. : 
 
 5 in. x 6 in. sills, rubbed sunk weathered 
 ~ throated and set in cement 
 
 5 in. x 10 in, do. do. anddo, 
 
 Per ft. lin. 
 
 Per'ft. cube 
 
 Per ft. sup. 
 
 . lin. 
 
 dS 
 
 fone) 
 
 30 
 
 aun 
 
 of DBR WH FEF WNDND WHHA 
 
 roy top (ok (ek No) fe) 
 
 ub 
 
 Nn DA BWW OO 
 
 Portland Stone is sometimes dealt with in a similar manner 
 to Bath Stone, and valued at from 10s. od. to 12s. od. per foot 
 It is better, however, to keep the stone and labour 
 separate, measuring all labour as it ‘appears on 'the’surface, and 
 
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PRICE BOOK. 
 
 MASON (continued,— 
 
 5in. x 14in. do, do.anddo. .. : 
 6in. x 3in. solid riser with rubbed face 
 and tooled soffit and back 
 6in. x 12 in, solid step, rubbed top and 
 front edge and fair bed 
 x 14in. do. with rubbed ‘top and 
 front edge and tooled soffit 
 10 in, X Io in. area curb, rubbed all round 
 and fair jointed . : ad 56 
 
 6 in. 
 
 Mortices for iron cogs, cul etc. a 
 Do, and lead oe on om ws 
 Do. anddo. for newel_ . 
 
 Dovetailed mortices and filling i in with 
 and including gutta percha and screws 
 for fixing Joiner’s work to stone : 
 
 Galvanised iron cramps, morticesand lead 
 
 Birdsmouth joint grooves, and running 
 with pebbles and cement : oi 
 
 1% in. slate dowels and double mortices . 
 
 Notchings in 2 in. slabs for cance 
 pieces 
 
 Stone and all labour as described in 
 springers 9 in. wide 44 in. on bed 
 15 in. high = 56 ts 
 
 YorK STONE. 
 
 14 in. rubbed slabs and hearths 
 
 2 in. do. do. 
 
 23, in. landing, tooled one side : 
 
 3 in. self-faced core and bedding in cement 
 over iron girder, including ere ppene 
 
 4 in. self-faced landing 
 
 4 in. tooled one side landing 
 
 5 in. do. do. do. .. osc 
 
 5 in. do. bothsides .. ats 
 
 5 ip. do. do. do. in SPIE sizes 
 6.in. tooled sink dc aes 
 7 in. do. and dished 43 in. ‘deep . 
 
 Large templates for every inch in 1 thick- 
 ness te se a os oe 
 
 Labour to groove 
 Do. *o back joint . 
 
 . to splay 1 in. wide part stopped 
 
 . to 24 in. tooled edge.. 
 
 . to 24 in. fair joint 
 
 . to 4 in. tooled edge .. 
 
 . to 5 in. rough sunk edge 
 
 . to 5 in. fair joint 
 
 . to 5 in. tooled edge .. 
 
 Joggle joint and lead to « in. landing 
 Do. and do. to 5 in. do. 
 
 2in. x 2in. riser, tooled both ve fair 
 edges... ae Ac 
 
 2in. x 3 in. do. and do. a5 
 
 2in. x 4in.do.anddo. .. 
 
 2 in. x 34in.do.do.anddo. .. 
 
 24 in, x 12 in, tread, tooled top and edge 
 jointed for riser and set in cement .. 
 
 3in. x 44 in. riser, tooled all round 
 
 3 in. x 12 in. tread do. 
 
 3 in. x 14 in. sill, tooled top and edges, 
 
 weatbered and set in cement . 
 
 x 20 in. greatest width winding 
 
 treads, tooled as treads... 
 
 4 in. xX 9.in. threshold, tooled SS fair both 
 edges 
 
 4in. x 14 in. do. do. 
 
 4in. x 18 in. do. do. 
 
 4in. X to in. sills, tooled sunk weathered 
 throated and set in cement 
 
 4in. x 12 in. doorsill, tooled top and front 
 edge weathered back-jointed and set 
 in cement. e a 
 
 4 in. X 14 in. do. do. and do. fe ve 
 
 3 in. 
 
 sd, 
 Per ft, lin. 4. 10 
 ” y 3 
 7 5 12) 
 ” 5 Io 
 ” 6 6 
 Per No. Ons 
 ” se) 4 
 oy o 6 
 ” 9 9 
 #) Be 6 
 ” Ones 
 x o 8 
 ” ORS 
 oy 3 6 
 Per ft. sup. 1 6 
 ” se te) 
 99 I 3 
 ” I Z 
 ” I 9 
 ” Bei eG 
 ” 2 2 
 ” 2 4 
 19 216 
 ” 4.0 
 ” AO 
 ” Ona, 
 Per ft. lin Ow I 
 PP © 2 
 ” Oo 2 
 ” 0) 2k 
 ” oO, 2 
 ” oO 4 
 oo ce} 4 
 ” oO 44 
 ” oO 5 
 ” hes 
 ‘ a, 
 ” fe} b3 
 ” o 6 
 ” Oo 7 
 +e oO, 64 
 + 1h (9) 
 ” Om 7, 
 ” Zork 
 0) QnA 
 , 3 oO 
 ” % 9 
 32 2 TEE 
 + ey 
 x 2 0 
 * 26 
 
 275 
 
 MASON (continued )— 
 
 4in. x 14 in. sills, tooled sunk weathered 
 throated and set in cement .. 
 
 6in. x g in. step, tooled topand front edge 
 
 6in. x gin, do, as last and back-jointed.. 
 
 Gin. x 11 in. step, tooled all round ne 
 
 6 in. X 12 in. do. tooled oe and face and 
 
 back-jointed 5 
 6 in. X 14 in. step, tooled ‘top and front 
 edge 56 
 
 Ff tink, Se AY solid bottom step, tooled top 
 
 and front edge weathered Bee 
 
 and set in cement ee 
 7 in. x 20 in. solid winding step, " tooled 
 three faces, fair jointed bed .. 
 
 Mortices are 40 Sc 36 
 Do. andlead .. ae 
 
 Sinkings in 24 in. pavings for gulleys 
 
 Notch.ags of slabs for chimney pieces 
 
 Do., in 23 in. paving for iron columns 
 Do., ., indo., forrain pipes .. “0 
 Rounded corner to 6 in, sink hes Se 
 Hole cut and rebated for grating .. dc 
 
 3 in. tooled templates, 9 in. x g in. 
 
 Do. gin. x 14 in. 
 3 in. tooled’ dished stone, 12 in. square .. 
 3 in. tooled sink stone, 2 ft. x 2 ft., each 
 
 with rebated perforation for iron 
 
 gulley .. +3 ah 
 
 3 in. tooled template, 14 in. x TAD ea ote 
 Do. 14in. x 36in. 
 
 4 in. tooled corbels, 14 in. x 9g in., and 
 building in 
 
 6 in. tooled template, gin. x 14 in. ie 
 Do. 14 in. x I4 in. se 
 Do. 14in. x 18 in. 
 
 6 in. tooled base, gin. x 12in., for iron 
 
 standard . sia ste $0 
 
 6 in. plain rubbed bases, 9 in. x 14 in, 
 each with one mortice for cog 
 
 6\in. hard bases, 18 in. x 18 in., tooled to 
 all surfaces, and each with two 
 mortices for cogs of base plates of 
 columns 
 
 18 in. hard bases, 2 “ft. 6iin. ee ft. 6:in,, 
 tooled to all surfaces, and each base 
 to have four dovetailed mortices for 
 bolts of plates .. ws Ac a0 
 
 CARPENTER. 
 
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 WOOD NWWUWWRW 
 
 72 0 
 
 All wood well seasoned, free from sap, shakes, large or loose 
 
 knots, and all other defects. 
 
 Timber, Baltic yellow fir. 
 Christiania. 
 
 Oak, English. 
 
 Planks, deals, and battens, yellow 
 
 Timbers hold, when fixed, the scantlings of the full sizes 
 
 specified. 
 No outside slabs used, nor any sapwood, 
 . CENTERINGS. 
 
 Deal rough centering to vaults 
 Do. to segmental apertures 
 Do. to circular do. 
 
 Do. to trimmer arches, including ‘furring 
 down to soffits .. a6 
 
 Turning piece to 44 in. segmental soffit .. 
 
 Do. to semi-circular do. we 
 
 Groins measured on the. line, of the points 
 
 Extra to sinking in centering for key stone 
 Deal mould for invert to fee 6 ft. wide 
 in wall 2 ft. 3 in. thick. 30 Sc 
 
 .. Persare. sup. 24 
 Per ft. sup. 
 
 Per ? 
 
 Seiad: 
 
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 Om 3 
 0 4 
 o 4 
 ons 
 ° 4 
 o 9 
 o 3 
 3 6 
 
276 PRICE BOOK. 
 CARPENTER (continued )— s. d. CARPENTER (continued) — s. d, 
 Deal mould for invert to opening 3 ft. 9 in. Deal, rough bracketing against wood, 
 long, 5 in. rise, for back of iru flitches of iron girders for plaster 
 recess Per No. Io cornice, 12 in. girt, ee the 
 Do. for semi- circular niche, 2 “ft. 6 in. requisite lathing.. so. Perfthliny yo! 43 
 diameter, including dome ples Do. do. 15 in. girt, and do. ‘a o 4 
 a for sphericet heate 3 A a 60 Do. do. 30 in. girt, and do. ss °o 9 
 entre and invert for circular 
 18 in. wall, 8 ft. 3 in. reular opening Jin Z in. deal, rough, grooved skirting grounds " Ont 
 half-brick reveal, g ft. internal ae 4 eh deal) Tough beomne. plugged aes 
 rie o” 
 Giatn ett te year vs Se D Io 6 tin. x 2 in. deal, rough spiked fillet 7 Ont 
 Dov do: circular and scribed 3 ey 
 Cusic ITEMs. tin. x’5 in. deal, rough facia oe Be “ Oo 2% 
 Fir in lintols, wall and bond plates, Fran is. ol a. ee a Ons 
 ground joists and sleepers. i eo Per tt cube: "356 ry in. fens a the pened, chamfered fillet as 
 Do. do. circular ee ee 56 , 5 Sa ae. a 1, h eoiked Allee ae ee 
 Do. in girder flitches .. Fen. 1% re ‘Be ce roug spi e Chis ” Ong 
 Do. framed in roofs, floors, and parti- 2 in ae rebated drip Se oc ” Ober 
 Pond i he a, 4 va 2in. deal, rounded roll os 36 ae ss o 24 
 Do. do. “Circular 4 20 eG 
 Do. framed in roof trusses 2 rs 3 6 NUMBERS. 
 Fixing only to iron screw bolts .. are Per No G) 2 
 SUPERFICIAL ITEMS. Do. the heads let in flush iv: fs rf OQ & 
 Do. sets of wedges, keys an cotters Fi o 8 
 Ses ed aoel ce ry -» Perft.sup. © of | Sinkings in boarding for soldered dots 3 o 1 
 Deal rough bracketing a9 wy ue ” OTe Labour to ends of 5 in. x 12 in. fir Bundes 
 : vi ve Be " Shae framed on splay. é ‘s yc) 
 Asphalted roofing felt and nailing to Halved and lapped joints c on cant to 5 in. 
 boarding joints Sei butted, <4 Ins) ee ° ” OWNS 
 measured net .. . Persqre.sup. 9 o Do. do. do. to: 12in. x 6 in. Pe °o 9 
 3 in. deal rough sound "boarding and Labour notching, 12 in. girt in 3 in. deal.. ‘ Oms 
 double fillets (joists not deducted) .. - 20 0 Do. circular perforations, 6 in. 
 in. x 2}in. deal rough slate battening diameter, in 14in. deal i? oy 3} 
 and nailing to gauge for Countess Do. do. 12in. do. fi o 6 
 slating toa3in.lap .. 9 0 Do. shaping endsof hammer beams 
 1 in. deal rough close boarding, edges shot yi 19 0 1oin. x 6in.topattern .. . D6 
 Do. do. do. and proper furrings se 23 1a j i 
 tin, deal rough floor, edges shot : ¥ us : ae felt Cen y to sizes, small .. ji 2 
 2 in. deal rough eaves board we Perittssupssaro3 Sets of deal rough blockings at ‘back of 
 1 in. deal rough facia Ag a mouldings : 7 32) 6) 
 Do. gutter board and framed bearers . o 84 | Setsof deal dovetailed backings. ac re at 45) 
 Do. valley board * o 6 Deal strong dovetailed boxes, 12 in. x 12in., 
 14 in. deal rough pitching. piece and ‘spiking 3 o 54 as cesspools, including countersunk 
 1 in. do. do. framed hip a ve es | hole for outlet : sa Be A 2 6 
 4 in. deal wrought and chamfered spiked | 2in. deal short rolls . i ong 
 pitching piece .. at a ef o 6 2 in. deal short rebated drips x oO {2 
 2 in. deal rough hip, and ridge dc ae Y o 64 2 in. fir rough cleats, 15 in. long : A 116 
 Do. wrought and framed ridge Fis OM7 Extra to angle brackets to braaeating 47 in. 
 Do rough framed curb AG 2 c 6 girt x THEO 
 Do. do. do. onskew = ony Ends of timbers bedded i in shoes and heads 
 Do rough rounded ridge and hips . Pa o 7 in white lead i Io 
 Do. wrought and chamfered pitching Extra to trimming floor (joists 2hin. x 6 in. :) 
 piece and spiking és o 8 for circular staircase, 3 ft.6in.diameter, 
 Do. wrought, dovetailed, and bevelled including blocking for circular well, 
 curb 4 a6 Se i 3 a o 8 forming margin to flooring, with 
 rounded nosing and sunk staff-beaded 
 Runnine Items. apron lining , le 
 Extra to trimming for, and forming in 
 Labour to groove in deal .. ee -- Perft.lin, o of quarter partition, trapway 2 eg SS, Moti 
 Do. rough chamfer : se o of 6in. for access to cistern, including 
 Do. rough splayed edge to £1 in. ‘board: beaded linings, stop chamfered one 
 ing ee . ” o of panel trap, hinges and fastenings .- ” to 9 
 Do. do. to. I in. do. Pa Oo of 
 Do. rough circular cutting in2in. .. - o 1% JOINLR 
 Raking, cutting, and waste to ? in. boarding . ey a 
 O. do. Te thal “S@toy BS Oust ‘he wood as before described. 
 Deal, rough plugging to wall Ni so ti each Thicknesses of Joiners’ work are understood as the nominal 
 Do. feather edge springer .. re a o 1 thicknesses~ 
 Do. tilting fillet .. ‘ se yt i 62% All glued-joints cross-tongued. 
 Do. skirting fillet.. Ae ate an oo" x DEAL, CUBIC. 
 Do. dovetailed bearers .. 2 On rs Wrought framed and stop chamfered Per ft. cube 5 3 
 Deal, rough, stout ae ean strutting to Do. all as last, and rebated and 
 7 in. joists ; oo a 29 O 4 beaded ae whe on Ree ) S90 
 Do. do. to. 9 in. do. +e oe 2 Oo 5 Proper door case att Soe Be 0 5 6 
 Do. do. toirin.do. .. 2s o 6 Do. do. circular a6 See Fe [igo 
 
PRICE, BOOK. 
 
 277 
 
 JOINER (continued)— 
 
 DEAL IN THICKNESSES. 
 
 $ in. rough ledged flaps hung folding 
 
 # in. wrought one side plain linings 36 
 Do. do. cross-tongued.. aie 
 Do. do. do, circular 
 Do. do. do. and blockings 
 
 plugged to wall .. ie ae 
 # in, wrought both sides, matched and V- 
 
 Per ft, sup. 
 
 ” 
 
 ” 
 
 jointed boarding, in half-board widths * o 44 
 in wrought one side ns ae ee s ©. 75 
 Do. do. and blockings At: - o 54 
 Do do. and grooved grounds a © 54 
 Do. and cross-tongued linings ag he o 53 
 Do. and tongued soffit ae a rs OMG 
 Do. do. and staffbeaded do. a °o 6 
 Do. cross-tongued top and bearers, 
 glued and blocked a ws Xe és Onn 
 I in. wrought both sides, matched and V- 
 jointed boarding in half-board widths 
 and backings ag te Ay Be o 8 
 Do. do. and bearers .. ee 33 o 84 
 Iin. wrought mitre clamped flap and. 
 beaded frame .. i aG eo Te, 
 1} in. plain lining .. = oe 20 a Oo 47% 
 Do. shelves, with strong bearers or 
 brackets a Ss sis Ss © IO 
 14 in. wrought one side and framed As ro 
 Do. cross-tongued, and dowmen. oe y zZ of 
 Do. tongued, and rounded window board 
 and bearers, including groove in oak.. be © 8} 
 Do. do. allas last, and cross-tongued ae © 9 
 I$ in. rough stacking boards and proper 
 runners .. oo 36 ne an nr o 84 
 1% in. wrought both sides .. an 56 5 °o gf 
 Do. and cross tongued.. Sc 40 oe © 10 
 Do. do. framed ; BG ae 0) 
 Do. wrought one side, single rebated, and 
 single beaded jamb linings : ae o oO IO 
 Do. double rebated, and twice beaded do. Br © ro4 
 2 in. wrought one side, and cross-tongued Ss oO 10 
 Do. wrought both sides, filling in. . are As o 104 
 Do. do. and cross-tongued oe oe O II 
 24 in. wrought both sides, and cross- 
 tongued rail He cs a aS Tao 
 24 in. wrought both sides, cross-tongued, 
 and clamped shelf te oe a ce Trt 
 3 in. wrought bc “4 sides, and cross-tongued 9 Tes 
 RunNING LaBours 1n DEAL. 
 
 Labour to groove... aa 00 Per ft. tins" o oF 
 Do. throat es its sb 2 a Oo of 
 Do. small bead Er aap ae Oy © of 
 Do. rebate to form tongue... ee A @ of 
 Do. do. on splay, includin 
 
 groove inoak  ... wae ues ede ra CoD § 
 Do. do. crossgrain in short 
 
 lengths ... ae gec oun 39 © 2 
 Do. Zin. staffbead ... ore ao @ I 
 Do. 1 ins do. a 400 o0% rt o LT 
 Do. Tan. do: Bae 06 veo + cI 
 Do. rounded heel to 2 in. door oe oe Qo 2 
 Do. hollow to correspond _... ee 33 oO 2 
 De. grooved and tongued angle to 2 in. “9 G@ 2 
 Do. tongued and staftbeaded angle 
 
 touts Psc- me me ae ate “3 Gene? 
 Do. do. do. to 2 in. of Oo 2 
 
 Memo.—Contractors having extensive machinery often price 
 
 labour such as the aforesaid very low, averaging perhaps 4d. 
 
 per foot lineal or even less, taking one with another. 
 
 RUNNING ARTICLES IN DEAL. 
 
 Memo.—Under this head would be priced all such items as 
 fillets, angle fillets, weather fillets, stops, beads, sash beads, 
 glazing beads, panel beads, grounds, casings, pipe casings, 
 linings, soffits, facias, bellboards, nosings, window boards, plain 
 skirtings, cappings, Jedges, legs, bearers, rails, &c., &c. 
 By adding to the several prices, according to the sizes follow- 
 ing, the value of such lineal labours as may severally occur, as 
 per the “Running Labours” in last paragraph, the total value 
 
 of any item will be readily arrived at. 
 
 CON. COM P 
 
 RUNNING ARTICLES IN DEAL (continued)— 
 
 gin. x Zin. deal wrought ali round .. Per ft. lin. 
 4in. x Zin. do - 
 4 in. X Tin do. 5 re 
 in. X 2in do. Pe 
 Bilt SK yok do. ee ” 
 #in. x Zin do. aa e 
 2in. x Tin do. ‘A Ss 
 in. <2) in do. 5 3 
 Zin. x 3 in. deal wrought all round ae 35 
 Telneescene ine do. 36 + 
 Tiny x 2 in. do. re ay 
 1 aba Se Sy agn do. Ste he 
 Iin. x 4in do. ara of 
 Iin. x 6in do. ave oY 
 I in, x gin do. x r 
 I in. x I2in do. (crosstongued) Pe 
 IZ in. x 3 in da. aie fe 
 If in. xX 6in do. ee A 
 If in, x gin do. x i 
 Tz in. x 1210 do. (crosstongued) + 
 IZ in. x 3 in do. os ” 
 13 in x 6 in do. ee Py) 
 Is in. X gin do. os . 
 Ix in. x 12 in. do. (crosstongued) + 
 2in. X 3 1n do. ae a5 
 2in. X 6in do. sa o 
 Zine < 9 in do. As ag 
 Zee 12 10 do. (crosstongued) a 
 Zeina 3 10 do. an BS 
 22 in. < 6 in do. os ” 
 24in. X gin, do. S5 39 
 2% in. X 12 in do. (crasstongued) 55 
 Bil, SS Syitiv, do, as ” 
 3% in. X 34 in do Br 3 
 34 in. X 4d in do. fe » 
 3% In. x 54 in do * 
 34 in. X 7 in. do. “a 
 Ei WO, Sk (0) shal do. ate + 
 4in. X 3$in do é “A 
 4in. X 44 in do a5 
 4 in. X 54 in do * 
 Aviiieeoc 77,11 do ete » 
 4in. X gin do se ” 
 MouLDINGs. 
 #in.x#in.dealcavetto .. ne co | TBs hhc, Mon 
 # in. x1 in. bead aie at is ve - 
 #in.xx1fin. do, Ap ve 25 ats a 
 I in. staff-bead ae Ae we oe 55 
 Dowcircular wy... sic gk oe re i 
 I in. Xr in. moulding ac Fie Re Es 
 Tein 4251 GO te Me: A so a 
 Tenshi do: ois ae ws are 2s 
 1 in. x 44 in. rounded nosing ore ae AA 
 iin. x3 in. do: do. Sc “5 
 14 in. staff-bead, including mitres .. s , 
 Do. do. and bent circular.. ae és 
 Do. do. and bending to radius, and 
 screwing with 3in. screws .. 50 ¥ 
 14 in. x3 in. moulding o6 40 ac 2 
 22 abel. 36 15) tba, do. ce 516 as * 
 23 in. xX 24 in. cavetto, and scribing to 
 brickwork o ee ae oe aA 
 NuMBERED LaAzours IN DEAL. 
 Mitres to beads erie | ela Ma Ag Per No. 
 Stoppings on splay to do. : SE ry 
 Notchings in linings for Weaker ek BI a 
 
 Rounded cornefstorin. .. Be as 
 Grooved and tongued angles to 1 in. x6 in. 
 Do. and do. to rin x12 in. 
 Grooved, tongued, and mitred angles to 
 Hin, <x) 5a, An He a ae: 
 Do. do. and do. to rin. x6in. 
 Do. do. and do. tordin.xrrin. 
 Framed angles’to 1 in. x 44 in. grounds 
 Circular perforations 6in. diameter in 1 in. 
 Do. do. in 14 in. aie 
 Do. Go. in 2%in. a 
 
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278 
 
 JOINER (continued )— 
 
 Scribings of soffits to iron columns as 
 Heading joints of circular frames, includ- 
 
 ing oak keys and wedges 5 5 
 Seat holes cut and dished in £ in... Sc 
 
 Attend plumber to W.C. .. Ae AG 
 Do. tobath .. a : 
 Do. to lavatory ac ee 
 Do. tosink .. ee Ac 
 
 Housings of 1 in. xgin. skirtings .. 5 
 
 Tongued and mitred angles to do. 
 
 NUMBERED ITEMS IN 
 
 Paper box, combined with candle-bracket 
 Beech towel-rollers and brackets .. fe 
 Do. turned cloak pins .. ae 50 
 Dresser, 7 ft. long and 7 ft. high, with 14 in. 
 cross-tongued pot-board, bearers, and 
 riser, 4in. square framed legs, 2 in. 
 clean deal cross-tongued top 1 ft. 10 in. 
 wide, three dovetailed drawers, black 
 knob handles, framed and cut standards 
 and top, with moulded architrave, 
 mitred round as cornice, three tiers of 
 plate shelves with grooves, beads nailed 
 on, large and small brass hooks fixed 
 on edge of shelves ‘ ts 46 
 Beaded strips, 3 in. x1 in. and roft. long, 
 plugged to wall for dish covers 3 
 Copper lid in two thicknesses, pegged to- 
 gether, ledged, and with shaped handle 
 Small sliding door, with runner and frame 
 plugged to wall for dustbin .. 
 Plate rack 3 ft. 6in. x 3 ft... 3% ae 
 Deal dustbin, 3 ft. 6in. x 2ft. x 3 ft. 6in., 
 with slide cover, &c. .. ee ate 
 Deal moulded overdoors to design, 3 ft. 
 gin, x 1ft.6in... 80 os 8 
 
 FLOORINGS. 
 
 2 in. best yellow deal prepared floor 
 I in. do. do. 50 
 tin. do. do. 3G 565 
 1 in. best yellow batten prepared straight 
 joint flooring with splayed headings. . 
 
 rf in. do. do 
 Do. do. 
 
 as last and ploughed and 
 tongued with hoop iron.. seh tek 
 1% in. yellow deal rough warehouse floor, 
 
 edges shot ae sie 
 2 in. do. do. 
 1} in, batten flooring as described includ- 
 ing bearers in openings 56 Sc 
 Glued and mitred border to 14 in. 
 floor Ao Bo oe 5 Bic 
 Extra to forming sinking for mat 3 ft. x 
 2 ft. Se on SG be a 
 LIGHTS. 
 1#, in. deal ovolo fixed light.. ae 50 
 2 10. do. do. ae 50 
 24 in. dc. do. 3c ee 
 Do. do. and hung on butt hinges .. 
 
 2} in. deal ovolo moulded and rebated 
 fixed sash with deep bottom rail, 
 including stout zinc rebated sash bars 
 and rims secured to the wood to form 
 pattern lights, with margins, circles, 
 etc., to pattern .. ee . ee 
 
 PRICE 
 
 DEAL. 
 
 Per No. 
 
 -. Per sqre. sup. 
 
 Ld 
 
 Per ft. sup. 
 
 Per ft. lin. 
 
 Per No. 
 
 Per ft. sup. 
 
 ° 
 
 OONNWNHNO 
 
 78 
 
 18 
 
 BOOK. 
 
 AYVYvooanoan on & 
 
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 JOINER (coniinued)— 
 
 CasED WINDOW FRAMES AND SASHES. 
 
 Deal cased frames, with oak sunk weathered 
 check throated sills, 1 in. deal outer 
 linings, 1}in. tongued pulley styles, fin. 
 sash beads, 1} in. wide,for and includ- 
 ing 1% in. deal ovolo sashes in single 
 squares, and single hung, with patent 
 lines, brass-cased pulleys and iron 
 weights .. fe 50 od 
 
 Do. all as last but double hung .. as 
 Do. do. do. but with 12 light sashes 
 
 Frames and sashes all as first described, 
 
 but the sashes 2 in. thick 
 Do. do. do. double hung oi 
 Do. do. do. do. but in small 
 
 squares, say 7in. x 7 in., with thick 
 
 astragal bars... 3% 0 oe 
 
 Frames and sashes all as first described, 
 but the sashes 24 in. thick, brass 
 axle pulleys ots 66 46 Yc 
 
 Frames and 14in. sashes as before but 
 with lead weights Bs Ad 
 
 Do. and 2 in. sashes and do. 
 Do. and 24 in. sashesanddo. .. ar 
 
 Circular head only to frame, and sash 
 measured as square .. ats ot 
 
 Continued and moulded horns to 14 in. 
 
 sashes te ee : 
 do. 
 do. 
 
 2 in. sashes 
 24 in. sashes .. 
 
 Do. 
 Do. 
 
 CASEMENTS. 
 
 Deal proper casement frames, with oak 
 sunk weathered and throated sills, 
 2 in. deal moulded casements (no 
 ironmongery) .. 36 50 a 
 
 Splay rebate and throat to lower rail 
 
 Deal moulded cover fillet .. Be at 
 
 Tongue and groove to hanging sty] 
 
 Deal fillets to form S joints to meeting 
 stvles and screwing (both styles 
 
 measured) one ‘ 
 Doors. 
 
 3 in. deal tongued, beaded, and ledged doors Per ft; 
 tin. do. do. do. 
 tf in. do. do. do. 
 14 in. do. do. do. 
 
 Do. do. as last and braced 36 
 
 Do. do. do. and hung folding a6 
 
 14 in, skeleton framed, ledged, and braced 
 door, covered on one side with 1 in. 
 tongued and beaded boarding, fixed 
 upright in half-board widths .. 50 
 
 2 in. do do. 56 a0 
 
 2% in. skeleton framed, ledged, and braced 
 folding doors, filled in with 1 in. 
 tongued and V-jointed boarding, 
 fixed upright in narrow widths oc 
 
 1} in. square framed one panel door 
 
 Do. moulded and square door .. be 
 
 14 in. two panel square framed door 50 
 
 Do. four panel do. .. Be oe 
 
 Do. two panel bead flush and square 
 
 Do. four panel do. .. wie ¥r 56 
 
 Do. two panel moulded both sides ae 
 
 Do. four panel do. .. bt oe ae 
 2 in. two panel square framed door 
 
 Do. four panel do. .. 56 a6 25 
 » Do. two panel bead flush and square .. 
 
 Do. four panel do. do. .. ae oe 
 
 Do. two panel moulded both sides door 
 
 Do. four panel do .. a0 ee oe 
 
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JOINER (continued) — 
 
 2 in. four panel stop chamfered both sides 
 doors, V-jointed panels. . =e 
 
 Do. all as last, but the upper panels 
 with diminished styles prepared for 
 glass ; 
 
 Do. folding doors in four folds the set, 
 each leaf in two panels, stop chamfered 
 both sides, V-jointed panels .. : 
 
 24in folding doors, each leafin two panels, 
 lower do. bead flush and stop cham- 
 fered,upper do. sashed with diminished 
 styles 
 
 24 in. ae each leaf in three panels, the 
 framing of plank and half plank 
 widths, four panel bolection moulded 
 on one side bead,flush the other, 1} in. 
 thick, two upper panels with mould- 
 ings for glass... 06 a6 oe 
 
 FixED PANELLINGS. 
 
 1% in. deal, wrought one side, double 
 rebated and twice beaded jamb and 
 soffit linings, framed in five panels the 
 set, the panels stop chamfered and 
 V-jointed. . & . 
 
 Do. do. all as last, but in six ” panels 
 the set ; 
 
 2 in. deal, wrought ‘both ‘sides, ‘square 
 framed, , panelled partition, two goes 
 in height . : 
 
 Do. do. moulded both sides 
 
 Do. do. do. three panels in height 
 Doweedow do: do. with raised 
 mouldings re 
 2in. square framed sash Pattition, three 
 panels high 56 : oe 46 
 STAIRCASES. 
 
 t in. clean deal treads, with rounded 
 nosings, I in. tongued risers, glued, 
 blocked, and bracketed on strong fir 
 carriages . 
 
 IBY, GG), ata cross-tongued winders, 
 Measured net .. 
 
 t} in. treads, with moulded ‘nosings, rin, 
 
 tongued risers, carriages as before 
 Do. do. in cross-tongued winders, 
 measured net .. A ‘ 
 
 1} in. deal plain wall string 
 Zin. do. do. do. 
 
 Zein dos do. do. 
 
 1fin. do., outer string, pers, rebated, 
 sunk, and beaded A : 
 
 14 in. do. do. Gy 36 a be 
 
 Ze iniamedo: do. dowry. dc se 
 
 Memo. — String boards are generally 
 assumed to be 12 ir. wide. 
 
 Deal moulded handrail under 8 in. of 
 sectional area .. ie se An 
 Do. do. ramped .. ere St 
 Do. do. wreathed . ae 
 Deal moulded handrail under 12 in of 
 sectional area brs sre oe 
 Do. do. ramped 
 Do. do. wreathed . a6 
 Extra to grooving for and fitting to iron 
 core 
 Bins ces iine deal framed and stop cham- 
 fered newel 5 ar 
 33 in. x 33 in. deal framed newel.. 
 Do. as last,and chamfered .. we 
 
 4in. X 4 in. octagonal newel oe ee 
 
 PRICE. BOOK. 
 Sa: JOINER (continued)— 
 5 in. x 5 in. framed and moulded newel.. 
 Penitisup 1 3 6 in. x 6in. framed, moulded, and panelled 
 newel : ot OC 
 in. x Fin. square bar baluster . 
 ce tera IZ in. x Ig in. do. 
 AV Xe Pig, do. 
 Housing and wedging ends of rg into 
 ” a4 string : : 
 Do. do. of winders - 
 Do. do. of steps with moulded 
 nosings .. e 
 2 ans Do. do. of winders do. 
 Do. de. of do. with circular 
 ends 
 Returned moulded nosings to ends of f steps, 
 including mitres. 
 Do. do. circular on ‘plan.. > o6 
 2 oh a Scroll brackets'mitred. to risers oe 
 Do. circularon plan .. oe 
 Dove-tailed sinkings for balusters. . ae 
 Proper curtail step and riser <8 os 
 Mitred and turned caps to handrails .. 
 Aandrail joiat screws : : 5 
 Turnings to newels, from 4¢ : 
 Turned pendant drops oe 56 : 
 Per ft. supsmesacs Turnings to 13 in. balusters 26 =e 
 Do. to 2 in. do. ae sie 
 is ob B 
 Cupa ManoGany. 
 ” tI 1 To include French polishing. 
 ” I 3 r in. wrought one side, cross-tongued seat 
 ” SS) and riser .. 
 I in. wrought mitre clamped flap, and 
 ” 1 6 beaded frame .. 
 1% in. wrought one side, ‘and moulded, 
 ” D5 panelled enclosure for bath . : 
 Do. rimmed shaped bath Bae whe void 
 not deducted) 
 Labour to groove 
 Do. rebate : 
 Do. small rounded angle. 
 Per ft Do. rounded nosing torin. .. 
 Crit 50 Deane Do. 1 in. staff-bead and double * qvirk, 
 es with tongued angle : 
 Zin. x 4 in. wrought one side square skirt- 
 > Tas ing, including grounds and heats 
 plugged to walls . : ¢ 
 Gp 44 in. x 4 in. moulded handrail 
 Per ft.lin. 3r 0 Tongued and mitred angles to skirting .. 
 ie i 3 Rounded corners in $in. .. oe 
 = 6 Dished perforations in 1 in., for W.C. 
 # Do. for handles F 
 ey Zia ae preparing sets of W.C. pone to 
 = s 
 he 2 : Extra to forming small door in ne in. 
 framing, for access to bath cocks 
 Housings of handrail 
 Extra to hinging same, with brass back 
 flaps Ot = ae 
 an zo Set of bate cradling .. = Ba se 
 oe 2 3 
 x“ aye Oak. 
 ui te gin. x Zin. wainscot wrought panel bead, 
 a S : including mitres. 
 Ue Tins (6u1n- bookboard, wrought ail round, 
 63 and with moulded bead on each edge 
 i 4 in. x 43 in. wrought threshold .. 
 x 68 5 in. x 4 in., all as last, and beaded 
 » c 9 1% im. rough cleats, 6 in. x 6 in. 7 
 6) a Jo Do. OANA <aQuin-« an 
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 Per ft. 
 
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 IRONMONGER. 
 
 Yo include all requisite screws, nails, and fixing. 
 
 Brass work to be fixed with brass screws. 
 
 2 in. cast iron butts .. 
 
 8 in) do: do. 
 
 34 in. do. do. 5 
 Avda) 3Go: do. ac 
 
 18 in. strong cross garnets .. 
 
 24 in. do. do. 
 
 2% in. brass butts 
 
 Strong iron sash centres 
 3 in. brass sash lifts . 
 Brass sash handles . 
 
 Single action spring hinges for 2 in. doors, 
 with top centres, and fully charged, 
 with oil . 
 
 Dom, dor ‘but double action. 
 
 3 in. brass lever mortice dead lock 
 
 4 in. cupboard lock .. 
 
 6 in. strong rebated mortice lock, " strong 
 brass furniture on both sides .. 
 
 6 in. best mortice two-bolt lever lock, and 
 wainscot oak bold lock furniture both 
 sides. dc Be 
 
 6 in. do. all as ‘last but rebated i 
 
 6 in. iron rim two-bolt knob lock, rounded 
 edges, oak furniture 
 
 “7 in. do. all as last ; 
 7 in. stock dead lock, brass wards. . 
 4 in. iron neck bolt 
 
 6 in. dows 
 12 1n, iron rod bolt 
 1) do, 
 
 24 in, monkey- tailed bolt 
 
 Bolt socket and leading in 
 
 12 in, brass flush bolt, ‘plate § in. wide 
 
 24 in. do. dos 
 
 Brass sash fastenings for 2 in. sashes 
 
 Wrought iron flush rings 
 
 Norfolk thumb latches 
 
 Japanned iron plate buttons 
 
 Brass do, Be : 
 
 1 in, brass knobs 
 
 g in. japanned iron casement stays with 
 hooks and plates 
 
 Brass cabin hook with plate ‘and plugging 
 
 Do. door catch and Jetting into floor 
 
 Do, _ plain door handle 6 in. long in 
 the grip, and with solid brass back 
 plate combined . 
 
 Do. drop umbrella holder with plates 
 ‘ad screwing, shifting rain pan and 
 sockets : oe 
 
 Japanned iron barrel ‘door chain 
 Wainscot oak long finger plate, including 
 French polishing de 
 Do. narrow for diminished styles ots 
 
 Strong lines, hooks, arms, and pulleys, for 
 opening and closing Hehe and Res 
 
 in walls 
 Double do. and do. 
 Do. 34 feet from floor: 
 
 Iron French casement bolts, $i in. rod to 
 shoot up and down for folding case- 
 ments 6 ft. 6 in, high ».. are on 
 
 Card frames .. Be 
 14 in. brass dresser hooks .. 
 Galvanised meat hooks 
 
 Per pair 
 
 Per doz, 
 
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 SLATER AND SLATE MASON. 
 
 Best Penrhyn “ Ladies’” slating, laid to a 
 24in. lap, and nailed with two zinc 
 nails to each slate oA 
 
 Do. as last but to a 3 in. lap as 
 Do. do. but with copper nails . 
 Slating as first described, but ‘‘ Countess” 
 Do. aslast, buttoa3in.lap .. 34 
 Do. do. but with copper nails .. 
 Slating as first described, but ‘‘ Duchess” 
 Do. aslast, butto3in.lap . he 
 Do. do. but with copper nails .. 
 
 Leave slating clean and perfect at comple- 
 tion of works .. os oe oe 
 
 4 in. Welsh slate slab, sawn out to sizes, 
 quarry planed and fixed, from oe 
 
 2 in. do. do. do. 5h 
 I in, do. do. do. 36 
 1tin.do. do, do. A 
 tdin.do. do. 
 
 do. 
 Do. as last but rubbed both faces 
 Labour to groove 1 in. wide 
 
 Do. rounded nosing. from 
 Extra course of slates and cement ‘fillet to 
 verge 
 Close cut and initred’ a hip, | bedded in oil 
 cement 
 Patent slate ridge and ae 2 in. roll only. 
 Do. do. 2 in. do.. : 
 Do. do. 210. do.) 
 Do. do. 2 in. roll and 6 in. wings 
 Do. do. 2% in. roll and 7 in. wings 
 Do. do. 3 in. roll and do. ei 
 Do. do. as last and fixing with 
 
 white lead and copper screws... 
 8 in. x 3 in. rubbed channel Ac 
 
 Labour, hole cut and dished for grate .. 
 ‘Do. quadrant corner to 1 in. slate 
 Make good slating to Ripe passing pose 
 roof 30 are We 
 
 TILER. 
 
 Plain tiling showing on the face 4 in. on 
 double fir laths and wrought iron 
 
 nails 
 Do, do, showing 3h in. 
 Do. do. showing 3 in. 
 Do. do. as last, but with oak laths 
 
 Old pan tiling stripped, new lathed, and 
 re-tiled dry, allowing 20 new tiles to a 
 square .. 
 
 Do. do. 
 
 a square .. 
 New pan tiling laid dry to a 10 in. gauge 
 Flats of two courses of plain tiles, bedded 
 
 in Portland cement Sh a6 
 
 allowing 1 100 new ‘tiles to 
 
 Do. three courses do. 
 Cutting and waste in plain tiling .. oo 
 Do. do. circular ; 
 
 Double course of tiling at eaves 
 Do. plain tile heading, and pointing 
 in cement to verge.. 
 Hip tiles purpose made, to fit rake of roof, 
 and bonded in with the other tiling .. 
 Valley tiles do. do. do. 
 
 Red ridge tiling 
 Do. bedded in : lime and hair. and 
 jointed and pointed in cement 
 
 Tile finials, P.C., 7s. 6d. each a se 
 
 Wrought iron ornamental hip hooks 
  Memo.—For illustration of roof floor and wall tiles of various 
 
 Ss. 
 
 . Per sqre. sup, 49° 
 
 . lin. 
 
 42 
 
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 . Per sqre. sup. 43 
 
 Per ft. lin. 
 
 Per No. 
 
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 50 
 57 
 60 
 
 descriptions, refer to Section A of the CoMPENDIUM. 
 
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PRICE 
 
 FOUNDER & SMITH. 
 
 Cast Iron. 
 
 BOOK. 
 
 All the best grey metal, cast at such foundry as the architect 
 
 may approve. 
 
 All castings inclusive of the requisite patterns. 
 
 To include also proving any of the ironwork so required, also 
 
 all hoisting. 
 
 Metal in plain corbels, shoes and heads .. 
 Do. in hollow columns, with base 
 
 and cap plates, cogs, neckings, and 
 moulded caps at 
 
 Do. in heavy area gratings 
 Do. in light do. 
 
 Do. in moulded cantilevers 
 Do. in sash weights 
 
 3 in. diameter round rain Pipe, including 
 nails and plugs .. 
 
 44 in. x 4 in. square rain Pipe, including 
 bands, ears, plugs and nails : 
 
 4sin. x 4 in. moulded eaves guttering, 
 4 in, thick, with socket joints put 
 together with red lead and oil cement, 
 and screwing to facia .. ae : 
 
 6 in. x 44in, do, and allaslast .. 
 
 3 in. swan-neck, 4% in. projection .. 
 
 Extra to plinth ‘bends to 4% & 4 in. pipe.. 
 
 Flat back moulded heads .. bn 
 
 Extra to junction for 3 in, round pipe 
 
 Stopped ends to 4am, x ir in. eens: 
 
 Angles to do. BG 
 
 Outlets cast on 
 
 Stopped ends to 6 in. “x 4h it in. do. 
 
 Outlets cast on 
 
 Holes cast in and ‘cleaned out through 
 i} in. metal for bolts : : 
 Do. through 14in 
 
 Illuminating lens coal plate y6in. diameter, 
 with protecting ring for paying, chain 
 hasp and staple .. : 
 
 Hit and miss ventilating grating, 12 in, x 
 6 in., and Aten. into wood 56 
 
 Wall scraper 
 
 Bold standard scraper to be selected, and 
 letting into stone and oe with 
 
 ead 
 
 Plain newel 3 ft. long, ‘with long screw nut 
 and plate.. 56 és aC 
 
 Plain ornamental do. do. 
 
 Ornamental fourways finial, 6 ft. 6 in. high 
 above stone, of design to be selected, 
 and ‘with long rod let into stone and 
 ruc with lead 
 
 Air brick, 9 in. x 6in., and; setting in walls 
 and forming channels 3A ae ae 
 
 WROUGHT IRON. 
 
 Per cwt. 
 
 Per ft. lin. 
 
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 14 
 
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 21 
 
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 The wrought and rolled iron of the toughest and best quality. 
 
 Metal in rolled steel joists 
 
 Do. in iron chimney and. bearing 
 
 bars cambered and caulked 
 Do. in fishing and forged angle plates 
 Do. in rods, plates, heads, nuts, 
 washers, and forged straps 
 Do. in half round handrails and round 
 and square twisted baluster, including 
 torging to ramps and framing together 
 Do. in galvanized water bar and 
 bedding in white lead 56 ic 
 
 Per cwt. 
 
 Io 6 
 
 18 
 22 
 
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 FounpER & SMITH (continued) — 
 
 Circular staircase, 3 ft. 6in. diameter, with 
 base plate screwed to wood and centre 
 
 rod; also steps, landings, newels, 
 balusters, handrails, &c., in the usual 
 way complete .. os x 
 
 Zin. x tin. saddle bars 
 
 I in. x 1 in. stancheons to windows 
 
 1 in. gas tubing as handrail, including 
 screw joints, forged ramps and hand- 
 rail brackets securely screwed 
 
 Forged ends to do. ‘ 
 Drillings in 2 in. rolled iron 
 Do. in gin. do. 
 Do. in # in. do. 
 Cutting and fitting ends of 6in. x 12 in. 
 rolled iron joists to sides of similar do. 
 Ends of fin. rod, forged, drilled, counter- 
 sunk, and screwed : . Ss 
 
 Do. of # in. do. do. 
 Forging ends of 3in. x din. strap to pattern 
 Tapping ends of fin. rod .. 0 50 
 
 DO: if in. do. Se 
 Do. thin. do, 
 
 Bossed ends to handrail 
 
 Dowels and white lead bed.. 
 
 Galvanised wire bird gratings ; 
 
 4 in. screw bolts, average 12 in. long with 
 nuts, heads, and washers 8 
 
 in, do. do. 
 
 rT in. do. do. 
 
 3 in. x 3 in. coach screws, including drilling 
 and tapping ae 
 
 Strong L irons, 18 in. x 12 in., with angle 
 webs and screwing 
 
 Ornamental window stancheon heads with 
 leaves riveted on at sides BS 
 
 Forged eyes in saddle bars for 1 in. x 1 in. 
 stancheon oC ae 
 
 Memo.—For stoves, grates, 
 
 . Perft. ofrise 21 o 
 Per ft. lin. 
 
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 70 
 
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 een id close fire-ranges, 
 
 kitcheners,. slow combustion and ventilating grates, chimney 
 piecés, stable fittings, and iron fireproof doors and frames, refer 
 to advertisements in the CoMPENDIUM, where numerous examples 
 
 and prices will be found. 
 
 PAYIOR. 
 
 Paving of hard grey stocks, laid flat in sand 
 and jointed x eye 
 in mortar 
 
 Do. do. 
 Do. do. in cement 
 Paving as last, but laid on edge in sand . 
 Do. do. in mortar 
 Do. do. in cement 
 Paving of malm paviors, laid flat in sand.. 
 Do. do, in mortar 
 Do. do. in cement 
 Paving as last, but laid on edge in sand .. 
 Do. do. in mortar 
 Do. do. incement .. 
 Paving of Suffolk white bricks, laid flat in 
 TOK EAT mst 50 
 Do. do. in cement 
 Paving as last, but ‘laid on edge in mortar 
 Do. do. incement .. 
 Do. do. rubbed and faced 
 to close joints .. 56 $0 ss 
 Dutch clinker paving a vs aD 
 Adamantine clinker paving . a se 
 Do. do. bevelled 56 AG 
 Dorms do. laid herring bone 
 
 Per yd. sup, 
 
 Za) THe 
 368 
 45 
 4 2 
 4 11 
 5 8 
 4 7 
 5 9 
 6 9 
 60 
 6 9 
 vf 
 70 
 7 9 
 
 Io Oo 
 Io 9 
 
 12 5 
 
 II g 
 
 140 
 
 15 0 
 
 14 6 
 
282 PRICE sBOOK, 
 PLUMBER (continued.)— 
 Pavior (continued)-— s. d. 
 Staffordshire blue building brick Paving, SANITARY. 
 laid flat and jointed in cement Per yd. sup. 7 6 Water services to be in accordance with the requirements of 
 y Do. b Ase intdflats.. on PAE Ag ” Ns : the Water Authorities. 
 0. paving bricks, ” 
 Do. stable bricks, grooved and laid on edge in yo . hth Sa Gh 
 Tar paving, 2} in. thick, finished with a pa ieee ga HY cisterns, safes and Pues. 
 ee ie Derbyshire Tes Po 2 ie g Close copper nailing Peretti aOmmES 
 3 ? Soldered angle Oe) 
 Do. 4 in, thick do. * 3 6 2 
 Asphalte paving according to thickness, the Lead pipes to be inclusive of all joints in the length of same, 
 quantity required, and the firm em- and tacks where required. Lead pipes to be inclusive of bends 
 ployed, from .. 4c ae oe ” 4 6 when the pipe is 13 in. or less; above.that size, bends are to be 
 Granite pitching, laid in sand and es separately measured. 
 in cement +e +: : +e ” 15 0 4 in light lead pipe (3 ae per yard) Per ft. lin. o 6% 
 # in. do. (6 do.) 93 0 IO 
 : 74 i i do (8 ib, do. ) Teel 
 2in, York stone tooled paving, laid in ee ” 
 straight courses, and jointedincement Per ft.sup. 1 o 13 in. do. (12 lb. do.) ” 1 6 
 2 in, a do ae 14 in. do (6p Db idorm) of I 10 
 , ‘ i? 3 2 in. do. (2x, lbeido-ass) a0 216 
 3 in, do. do. ash if 2 ” 
 Do. ‘do. as last, butjrubbed’* ©... . r 5 | 2ein, do. (25.Jb. do) 7. . 3 0 
 zi in. cee. cee jy ihy, — cle, >) ats - 0 10 
 2in. Portland stone paving, rubbed and 2 in. (9 Ib. do. ) ¥ Th gel: 
 laid in straight courses in cement .. x 2% i in. os (12 lb. do. ) 3 ie 
 2% in. do. do. +. 1° ee ics 14 in. do. (x6 1b. do. ) i ii 
 3 in. do, do. oe ” 2 6 14 in. do. (@ulbado-=™) rs 2 6 
 : : : in. do. (28 lb. do. ) ah Ret 
 in., 10in., and 12 in. paving tiles, and eee ” 
 : laying i in sand ae aS era Gd. Supra me 2} in. do. (36 Ib. do.) . ” © 
 Do. do. in mortar .. ” 6 © | 4in. cast iron strong soil pipe. including 
 Do. do. in cement .. 6 7 Oo nails and plugs, joints caulked in red 
 Staffordshire 6 in. red and buff tile paving, lead and oil cement es ae = i 2 6 
 bedded and pointed in cement, in- pe, See ' 
 cluding cement ground.. : fe i 6 6 | Extra Saaerae oe a ieee pie BY Per No I 5 
 Encaustic tile paving P. C., Io er y : . : : : ” ia 
 and laying, including ground . ee i 15 0 a; in. seagate cues ends ae bc 5 On 
 Package and carriage only . . A ae 2 © in. 2 ac oe ot ” ae 
 La tiles to pattern in cement 4 0 rin. do. 4 e °3 lige 
 ying tiles to p Ay se . 4 in. soldered branch joints. 56 a0 ite 8) 
 3 
 # in, do. a6 ib is 7, 
 PLUMBER. r in, do » 2 0 
 : 14 in, co s 9x {6} 
 To include all lead and labour, straps, tacks, wall hooks, | 2 in, do ” 3. © 
 solder and fixings, &c., for properly completing the work. Lead collars for unions - fs f. “4 ome 
 All sheet lead milled. Cast iron valve box and cover at sie ns 7 0 
 All the roof flashings well turned into the brickwork, and all | Conical cap to 2in. pipe = r 3, 0 
 the leadwork properly dressed. 24 in. to 1 in. lead cones and ‘soldering a6 ‘7 2) 
 34 in. to 2 in. do. do. ” 4 0 
 
 STRUCTURAL. 
 
 Milled lead and labour in SeRnne®: cut to 
 
 sizes Per cwt. 23) 10 
 Do. do and laying in ae 
 
 and flats Fi ie 2ounO 
 Do. do in flashings a ” A) © 
 
 Lead dressed as cornices over deal moulded cores or other- 
 wise, involving additional labour, to be charged the extra labour 
 as per time expended. 
 
 Single welt 12 . lin. 
 Double do. a : oF : 5 
 Close copper nailing .. 5 0 3 
 Burning in edge of lead, including groove 
 
 in Bath stone ae e On 
 Labour cut edge, 6 in. deep i in 6 Ib. lead . _ Q 6 
 
 Do. do. 12 in. deep . ya °o 9 
 Bossed ends to rolls .. Per N 
 Soldered dots and screws Tap : 
 4 in. bossed angles ie o 6 
 6 in. do. ere me Oy 
 9 in: do. ee Be ar whe + I Oo 
 12 in. do. . ie Zh 
 Extra labour and solder in sunk cesspools 4 
 Copper wire balloon Brains for rain water 
 
 heads ae Ad * 30 
 
 30 in, length of 1 in, iron perforated pipe, 
 including one capped end, 1 in. brass 
 screw union for iron, and soldered 
 joint to lead pipe a 20 0 
 
 30 in. length of 4 in. swanneck bent 
 socket pipe outof 7 Ib. lead, one 
 end connected with iron gutter outlet, 
 the other turned into R.W. head .. % 12 0 
 
 36 in. length of 43 in. bent soil pipe out of 
 7 lb. lead, one end jointed to lead trap, 
 the other to irondown pipe .. Pe 20 0 
 
 4 in. patent cast lead P trap, including 
 jointing to W.C. basin and soil pipe .. 
 
 Lead lavatory D trap, with brass cleaning 
 screw, 14 in. inlet and outlet pipes, 2 in. 
 screw cap and soldered joints ts a 14 
 
 4 in. brass screw union for lead pipe O05 . 3 
 2 in. do. do. 66 3 oe a 4 
 Thi ioe, Gl). do. 5c 7 
 14 in brass washer and union for slate, 
 
 with plug and length of brass chain .. rr 9 
 Brass washer and cementing in with do. “ 7 
 24 in. brass grate and soldering i in a0 . I 
 31n. do. and cementing in " I 
 34 in. brass screwed apes and frame, and 
 
 wo A000 
 
 leading into stone 0 B® 
 Copper draught flap for 1 in. lead pipe 
 
 and soldering S I 6 
 
 Do. for 14 in. do. and doe on Aa aR a¢ <0) 
 
283 
 
 PRICE BOOK: 
 PLUMBER (continued) — Saud. -PLASTERER— (continued). 
 4in. brass fall-down lever basin cock, with ante / INTERNAL WorK. 
 screw boss and soldered joint . ve er No Ol Om ; 
 $ in. gun metal. fullway igh pressure | Rough render one coat on brick .. -. Per yd.sup. o 9 
 valve, including soldered joints jit jet oe coat ane set .. .- + . : ° 
 2 in. high pressure valve ball cocks, with | Render, ee an as + + +. of ; 4 
 screw bosses copper balls,and soldered Do. Gee BCL is zi oD ” 7 
 joints Se 7 8 0 Lathing only .. or AD 46 o 9 
 2 in. brass screw- -down bib cocks, win Lath plaster, one coat and set : . » Te, 
 screw bosses and joints “a 7 6 Lath plaster, float and set partitions - Fa) 
 # in. brass screw-down stop- -cocks with | Do do. ceilings .. ” 29.0 
 soldered joints .. ie fi a ae 9 0 Do. do. and finished bastard stucco 2 3 
 ee d ; Do. do. and finished trowelled 
 Memo.—Further descriptions and quotations for fittings, tanks, stucco, smooth for paint _ a 2 4 
 pumps, &c., will be found in the body of the work. Among Extra to gauging with plaster each Cont, i ° 3 
 contractors’ pumps may be noted the ‘ Pulsometer,” dealing Dowwithicementt Me ° 3 
 with from gvo to 80,000 imperial gallons per hour, and at prices Do. setting with gauged putty.. = o 33 
 ranging from £8 to £170. Refrigerating machinery for ice Lath plaster, float, set, flewing to <ofits ae 
 making, cold storage, &c., may be also noted, and addresses of atmine 4 es a Fe - eS 
 manufacturers found in Sec. F. 
 Plain plaster eae above 6 in. girt Tone ertt SUD yet nO 
 ZING WORKER Do. do. ons lathwer. é are a i i 
 ~ Plain plaster quirk .. Be Ae Per ft. lin. o o 
 D bet iB 
 : : o. circular Sc At 2 oO: 
 The zinc Vieille Montagne of best quality, and laid without Nis. 3 
 solder in the most approved manner. Plain plaster moulding, 6 in. girt and under 
 per inch of girth.. Any (Oy igs 
 Vieille Montagne zinc as described No. 13 14 in, plaster staffbead and double quirk... ” On 
 zinc gauge, 16 oz. per ft. sup., as ate I in. stucco staffbead and do. _ Oo 3 
 covering to trap door ye .. Per ft. sup. o 84 Stucco reveal 44 in. wide on ” prick, 
 Do. No. 15 guage, 212 oz., measured 34999 including 1 in. staffbead and double 
 net over surface of flats, and add for quirk o¢ “° °° + +s 19 0 5 
 requisite turnings and laying .. - ° 9 Tene ae x ae tae a aa : a 
 Ziuc nailing .. oa ae ae Wee Per ttm I Do. do. circular .. . . " oO II 
 Proper roll cap ee oe ~e oe 7 o 23 Make good plastering round roof corbels Per No. o 6 
 f Do do. to chimney pieces ee . i 
 3 in. half round eaves guttering .. te 5: 0 5 
 4 in. do. do. be or op 7 o 63 
 3in. ogee do. a oe 3 x o 6 KEENE’s CEMENT. 
 4 in. do. do. we 36 OC yD o 8 : he as : 
 Ordinary quality, including Portland cement ground. 
 i i i i ee ee oe ee we 6 . ° 
 an EA ape - ee 7 = i ‘ ~ 3 6} Trowelled plain face on brick ie So ISP Ab Kila, @ 
 3 in. ab! e J i. 07 Do. on lathand a-half = 3 3 
 4in do. +e . . ” c OF Do. as first in panels.. 3 -. Per ft. sup. o 4% 
 Bossed ends tocaps .. as os ss) Pet No o 1% Do. do. onlath .. = = ” aN: 
 Secret tacks .. ee ve 0 fc) Arris Perstia lin womet 
 Bossed and soldered angles under 4 in. Do. rounded 4 0 2 
 high oe ae ae ts Ke s Oo 4 Angle 5 in, girt, and sli ht! chamfered 
 g 8 on BAY, 
 r ; feat 6 arris ae AD a5 he Oo 3% 
 ¥ = ae i aepae Hane Bs i 2 6 Moulding 3 in. girt and under O0 o o 53 
 i eh ehoed ie = is 1 6 Do. 6 in. girt, per inch of girth ae 1 O) 2 
 enivas ee ess is 20% Skirting 9 in. high with moulding 3 in. girt A °o 7 
 : BELLHANGER. Mitred angles to do... be a0 50 Per No Omny, 
 Stopped ends .. ate 3 oe 23 ”» D2 4 
 Ordinary house bells with cranks, copper 
 wire, brass plate aoe Saas Partan CEMENT. 
 &c., from.. : ae Per bell 14 © 
 Electric bells, dos na te a os ” 25 9 Including Portland cement ground. 
 Pneumatic bells, do, ee ae ot * 25 0 
 Trowelled plain face on brick .. -- Per yd. sup. 2 6 
 PLASTERER. Do, on lath and half aes ae rh 3 3 
 All laths for plasterer’s work lath-and-a-half, ends not over- Do. as first in panels + -- Perft.sup. o 4% 
 lapping but butted, joints frequently broken, nailed at both ends Do. do. on lath.. °° * ” °o 5 
 
 with wrought-iron galvanized nails. 
 The lime for plastering best chalk lime, sand clean and sharp, 
 and with proper proportion of clean hair. 
 EXTERNAL WORK. 
 
 Render and rough cast on brick with 
 
 Dorking lime .. a ee soneberydasup.) tf 6 
 
 Do. floated, anddo. .. a ~ 1710 
 
 Do. as last, but trowelled on lath ae 3 B70) 
 
 Moulded work. ae ae 60 se Leritastps 20 
 INSTES 6g 50 ee ae ae Some erwit eine o 4 
 
 PORTLAND CEMENT. 
 
 Mixed with washed sand in the proper proportions. 
 
 faces workedfor tinted to an approved colour. 
 
 Rough rendering on brick .. 
 Floated bed for paving 
 Plain face on brick .. 
 Do. in hearths eo 
 Do. as paving I in. thick a6 
 do. to currents es ee 
 
 +e ° 
 2 ° 
 
 Per yd. sup. 
 
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 External 
 
 OAnNN OO 
 
284 RBRICE BOCK: 
 PORTLAND CEMENT (continwed)— Sy od. 
 ee ? : PAINTER. 
 Plain face in narrow widths Per ft. sup. o 54 
 Be ) circular 56 bi a o 74 The materials for painting and staining, &c., of the best 
 ain weathering ae ais ae 8 o 64 quality, best old genuine white lead, pure linseed oil, copal 
 h. 
 INGLIS IE esr. Pa Pentichan ober varnis 
 Do., and ri, seturn. } fo) " 
 eon: - uy 6 The painting to include properly knotting, stopping, rubbing 
 Rustic grow GaN ‘chance € a ” & down, and priming all the woodwork where for painting, and 
 Do vs aint te ia ” : ; preparing where for staining, also metal and other work. 
 D Siaeak as (tie eee. PP ae 
 Mareih 2 i in. wee of a . ° ove number of coats specified is in addition to the priming 
 Do. 5 in. wide, including two arrises Y 
 and dubbing oe 7 o 24 S.1d. 
 Weathering 4% in. projection o Oo 2 Twice whiten on new work od Seeber yGasup moms 
 Do. 6 in. projection ° He o 23 Distemper once, common colours . oe ” Oo 3 
 Do. 9 in. Pee including T in. Do. twice oe a oe os ; Oars 
 return and arris. é st o 4 ae aaa 
 Do. do. circular x o & Plain painting to woodwork, once in oil .. : o 6 
 fein, ce -bead epee ect i o 4 Le oe ine ke ee < ° 9 
 , re) : : o ” 
 ti in. flush bead and double ee part i Do. do. four times .. Py eA 
 on rake, including ramps 4 s ° 4 a five times .. Ay Toes 
 Do. do. circular & @ 16 oO. O. six times A r 16 
 Roll 9 in, diameter and See: iA o 4 Do, do. _ fourtimes finished 
 Moulding gin. girt .. ee It in party colours ve ws oe i 3 
 Do, do. do. and flatted se 54 
 Extra to outlet Bic Aes 56 Per No o {6 : ; : 
 Mitres to 9 in. moulding a i. ray Plain painting to iron, once ae ag es o 54 
 Stoppings to do. oe ae ‘ a o 63 Do. do. twice ee oe 45 o 8} 
 Do. on splay an ae 5 a II Do. do. three times os % o 114 
 Fair ends <6 as a ae ae i © 9 Do. do. four times .. are a Tees 
 GLAZIER. Bar rod and strap, once in oil o. 5 iPeritelinsmtomer 
 All glass of best glazing quality, free from blemishes, neatly Do. do. twice .. ore a6 oC o x} 
 puttied and back puttied where required. and left clean on both Do. do. three times .. SG " o rh 
 sides aye perfect at completion. Do. do. four times cn i" 0 2 
 15 oz. sheet, not exceeding 4 ft. sup. ee Per ft. 
 2 OZMdor do. : mare? 3 108 Skirtings and widths under 12 in., once .. Fe ets 
 26 oz. do. do. ke ae Do. do. __ twice ” o 1% 
 32 0z. do. do. s =. Do. do. three times a Oma 
 British polished plate, best glazing bnality; Do. do. four times * 9 3 
 in squares not exceeding 3ft.sup. .. ” I Ir Sash squares, both sides, four times ot Per doz 3 5 
 ae oe 6 5 sup. <2 ” 2 2 | Large do. do. ee ee eo op 6 6 
 oO. O. ut ERSUD lee ie GS : ; 
 Dol ae 25 ft, sup. .. . ea TT Frames, both sides, four times .. 5c Per No. 3 - 
 Large do. do. ne ee a 6c 5 
 BC ae: pout AUP. Su Lights of varying sizes do. se 50 x 2 6 
 Rough cast plate glass, in squares not Do., as last, and including edges ee ry a 
 exceeding 6ft. sup, and Pin. thick .. . II Iron bolts and corbels, four times.. 20 a Oa 
 pe do. do. din. thick *.. * 1 34 | Rain water heads do, Se 36 ra o 6 
 Do. do. do, a in. thick he 3 6 es Se ae oe oe 2 ‘ 
 ep) do. do. tim. thick .. ries a. crapers Oo. ee oe 6 
 % lled hplat 1) ated el ; Standard scrapers do ole se » Io 
 Patent rolled :ouen pia eee Bolt heads cut in black ae 50 se » o 1 
 4 in. thick, in squares not exceeding F sions do: we yt a % o 6 
 4 ft. sup. - Perft.sup. © 5% | Stoves blacked os Ap : ‘s o 6 
 Do. and ‘glazing in and including Ranges do. . fA a : ° 9 
 wash leather . : “ ” Ons, Kitchen dresser, four oils Ie 0 
 ’ . ee . oo 
 Rolled glass 4 in. thick in cathedral tints, Chimney pieces do, from .. ” a 
 and glazing in ordinary squares ate ot OF 4) es ed ach an ‘ic. Per yd supe 
 Do. in and including lead penis Naser ys ci eae rh ia e Po 6 
 banded and wired .. y ne ” ane *Do, do. g in. skirting... ee Per ft. lin. °% 3 
 Grinding glass on one side .. 50 ae or °o 9 
 Do. on both sides 56 5¢ is AS 
 povaling edges, 4 in. bevil . ap .. Pee ft. lin. 0 4 PAPERHANGER. 
 : Ile Osmrers 50 06 % co) 3 Pe. as 
 a 2p in. do. . Bi ad a oa prterie ae Dumicing, and sizing .. Per piece fo) ie 
 vi d k lat 1 at re est white lining paper o° ee sie I 
 Circular cutting and risk to p ate Z ass Oo 4 Beira (or naneineedo. i dite 
 Grinéing edges of glassnot above gin,thick Perin. lin. o o} | Hanging only to ordinary pattern papers, 
 Polishing edges ore o8 te i o I trom an 3 pe 6 Io 
 kin, rolled rough plate glass tiles.. a eTENOS o Io The prices of paperhangings vary so greatly according to 
 tin, do. do. Aes ee TAO quality and description, that quotations here would serve no 
 gi Fav. do. do. = Me 1 6 purpose, but in Section P. ot the CompENpium, (Wall and 
 Bans sues plate ‘* Ladies’ ” iS slates o 8 Ceiling Coverings) will be found numerous designs and 
 “‘ Countess” ca mR © II quotations of prices, 
 ie “ Duchess " re xe $2 
 
PRICE” BOOK. 285 
 
 Memo.—A rough approximation to the cost of erecting buildings is sometimes obtained by pricing their cubical contents at so 
 much ‘ per foot,’’ according to the character of the proposed work. The number of cubic feet is obtained by multiplying the super- 
 ficial area of the building by the height, measured from the bottom of the footings to half-way up the roof, and the price is deduced 
 by comparing similar data in the case of buildings already erected. Appended are two or three examples :— 
 
 Cottages, such as some in the ; Per cubic foot 8d. 
 
 ‘* Garden City ” gd. to rod. 
 Ordinary dwelling houses Is. to 18d. 
 Plain warehouse “work . see 2s. upwards. 
 
 Public libraries Fe 
 Detached ditto 
 
 Higher class residences. 
 Elaborate stone-fronted buildings 
 
 Per cubic foot 34d. to qd. 
 od. to od. 
 
 6d. upwards. 
 
 ” ” 
 
 Legal Decisions, 1906. 
 
 & 8 
 
 Progressive Index to Cases in Compendium from 1904 to 1907 inclusive. 
 
 TITLE. YEAR. PAGE TITLE. YEAR. PAGE TITLE. YEAR. PAGE 
 Access to Roof 1907 980 Damage by Flood 1906 g62 Libel « 1904 869 
 Accident Insurance 1905 g21 Dampness in Flats 1904 871 Libel . eLOOL 873 
 Adult Compensation 1907 980 Dangerous Building 1906 962 Lighting of Staircases LOOM: 870 
 Advertisement Cases ... 1905 O17 Dangerous Coal Plate ... 1904 873 Lime Slaked or Unslaked 1907 982 
 Agents’ Commission 1904 873 Dangerous Notice Boards 1907 , 981 Lodging Allowance = LOOS QI7 
 Alleged Negligence of Dangerous Structures ... 1907 981 Making Good Pavements 1906 963 
 
 an Architect 1904 869 Defective Balcony - 1905 924 Neglect of Bye-laws 1906 963 
 Ancient Lights 1904 869 Departure from Plans ... 1905 g20 Neglect of Bye-laws 1906 964 
 Ancient Lights 1904 874 Deposit of Drawings 1905 918 Neglect of Notice 1906 964 
 Ancient Lights 1905 918 Deposit of Plans 1904 869 Neglect of Repairs 1906 964 
 Ancient Lights 1905 g22 Deposit of Plans S) RIOQOS gt8 Neglect of Repairs 1907 983 
 Ancient Lights TOOOm OOF Deviations from Plans ... 1905 924 Negligence and Trespass 1904 874 
 
 Anti-siphonage Pipes .. 190q- ... 874 Dilapidations ... 1907 981 Noise from Sawmills 1907 983 
 Architect’s Claim LOO eee | OLS Discovery of Documents 1907 982 Notice by Postcard 1905 922 
 Architect’s Claim 1905 920 | District Surveyor’s Fees 1904 872 
 Ashpits and Water Dock oe aa eile Official Plans 1907 983 
 
 Supply 1906 961 tion 1907 982 Open Space in Rear 1904 871 
 Auctioneers’ Commission 1907 980 Dock Dangers.. 1905 Q21 Open Spaces Ig04 873 
 
 Double Sale 1906 968 Open Spaces in Rear 1904 874 
 
 “¢ Best’? White Lead ... 1905 QI7 Drainage Reconstruction 1905 918 Overcrowded Workrooms 1907 983 
 Bicycle House 1904 876 Drain Inspection 1906 963 Ownership of Drawings 1906 964 
 Binding Contract 1905 920 Drain Joints 1904 876 
 Blackwall Tunnel 1906 g61 Drain through Founda. Party-wall Claim 1905 922 
 Breach of Contract 1904 870 tions SF LOOd 872 Paving Charges 1907 983 
 Breach of Contract for Dy aye Mahogany 1904 870 | Penalties under Building 
 
 Drainage Works ... 1906 961 Act wae 1906 965 
 
 Building Line 1904 874 | Ecclesiastical Dilapida- Personal Injuries 1904 872 
 
 Bursting of Water Main 1907 980 tions : LOOT 982 Planing Machine Guard 1906 968 
 Electricity z 1904 871 Poor Gas gpc 1905 924 
 
 Canopy 1904 876 Employers’ Liability 1904 874 Portable Stall ... 1907 983 
 Carpet Cleaning Machine 1906 962 Extraordinary Traffic 1904 872 Powers of Local Autho- 
 
 Certifying Water eapely 1907 981 Extraordinary Traffic on rities SELgOn: 875 
 City Lift : 1904 875 Roads 1904 870 Premature Occupation oELOOT, 983 
 Claim for Extras 1904 876 Projecting Water-box 1906 965 
 Cleaning Windows 1907 g81 | Factory Act 1904 876 
 
 Closing Orders 1906 g62 | Factory Acts . 1907 982 | Quality of Boards 1904 873 
 Coliseum Sign 1906 968 Felling Timber 1906 968 Quantity Fees ... 1904 869 
 Communion “Table Deco- Fencing Machinery 1905 g18 | Quantity Surveyor’s Claim 1905 921 
 
 rations 1905 923 Fire-resisting Flats 1904 871 Quantity Surveyor’s Fees 1907 983 
 
 Compensating Workmea 1907 981 Frail Steps 3 1904 870 
 
 Compensation for In- Funds for Church Repairs 1905 g18 | Registered Lodging 
 juries. < ... 1905 919 | Gable blown down ‘1904 876 Houses 1904 872 
 
 Compensation for Land 1905 g21 Garden Suburbs 1907 982 Removable Floors and 
 
 Compensation for Sub- ‘¢ Garnishee”’ 1904 873 ' Seats 1904 876 
 sidence 1907 981 Gas Arrears 1905 Q17 Removal of Refuse 1907 984 
 Compensation to Ad- Repairing Covenants 1904 875 
 joining Owner 1907 981 Hoarding Advertisements 1906 968 | Re-rooting is ‘‘ Repair” 1906 965 
 
 ‘Compulsory Removal ... 1905 924 | Hotel Refuse ... «+» 1906 963 Restraining Covenant re 
 Construction of Contract 1905 g20 House Agents’ Com- Service ... 1907 984 
 Contract with District missions 1907 982 Right of Entry 1905 920 
 
 Council ... PE LOOL. 870 Right of Quarry 1906 965 
 
 Converting a Building .. 1907 981 Improperly Guarded Riparian Obligations 1907 984 
 
 Copyright in Patterns ... 1905 g2I Trench .. 1906 963 River Pollutien 1906 965 
 Cottage Homes 1904 874 Road Opening .. 1905 gig 
 
 Cricket Stand.. 1905 919 | Leaded Lights... 1905 g20 | Road Repairing "Accident 1904 870 
 
 Cutting down Trees 1906 g62 ! Liability for Extras 1906 963 ' Rural Bye-laws 1905 923 
 
286 LEGAL DECISIONS. 
 Progressive Index—Continued. 
 
 TITLE. YEAR. PAGE TITLE. YEAR. PAGE TITLE. YEAR PAGE 
 Safety of Spliced Ladders 1904 ... 80g} Statute of Limitations ... 1907 ... 984] ‘‘ Triangle Camp” 1907 985 
 Sanitary Defects 1905 ..- gig | Stonehenge 1906... g66| Tube Railways... zs 1G04! 876 
 Sanitary Exactions .. 1905 ... Q21 | Strand Improvement 1904 ... 871 | Tunnelling Operations ... 1904 874 
 Scaffold Guard Boards ... 1906 ... 965 | Street Decorations TOA noe OHS 
 Seashore Boundary 1906... 966) Street Obstruction 1905... gig | Unit of Measurement 1907 985 
 Secret Commission .. Igoq ... 873 | Submitting Plans HO OAM O72 
 Settlement of Account ... 1905 ... 919 | Sunday Labour 1905... gtg| Wages Dispute 1904 875 
 Sewer Pollution 1905, =. 920) Surface, Concrete .» I905 ... gIg| Warming of Workrooms 1904 871 
 Shop-front Notice 1905... 918 | Surface Owners’ Rights ... 1907... 984 | Water by Measure 1907 986 
 ‘‘ Simple Lite’’ Huts 1907... 984) Survey Fees .» 1907 ... 985] Weight of Cement 1904 870 
 Sky Sign a4 1906... 966 What is a House ? 1904 872 
 Smoke Abatement 1906 ... 966} Tar Boiler Nuisance 1907... 985 | What is an Architect ? 1905 922 
 Smoke Consumption 1904) (ea. nO7 tale Lelephones 1904... 875 | Window Cleaning - 1906 967 
 Smoke Consumption ... 1905 ... gt1g| Temperature in Factories 1907... 985 | Withholding Certificates 1904 874 
 Smoke Nuisance ... 1906 ... 966} Tenant’s Liability 1905 ... 918; Workman’s Earnings ... 1904 873 
 Smoke Nuisance 1907... 984 | Thames Flood... 1906 .... g67 | Workmen in Goods Lifts 1907 986 
 Speculative Building 1g0o6 ... 968 | Thames Pollution 1907... 985 | Workmen’s Compensation 1905 923. 
 “‘Squatting”’ 1904... 875 | Theatre Chairs 1904... 873 | Workmen’s Compensation 
 Staking out Roads Ig06 ... g66| Timber Brokers HL OOAMmER EN O72 Act 1906 967 
 Standard of Gas 1904... 871 | Trade Union Damages ... 1904 ... 875 %) 26 1 | LOOT, 986 
 
 ACCESS TO ROOF. 
 
 Case.—At Lambeth Police Court a builder was summoned 
 for failing to comply with a notice of irregularity served upon 
 him under the provisions of the London Building Act. The 
 summons was issued at the instance of the district surveyor, 
 under section 61, sub-section 2, of the London Building Act, 
 1894, which provides that in every building used wholly or in 
 part as a dwelling house there shall be provided proper means 
 of access to the roof. The summons had reference to a row of 
 eight houses at Herne Hill, erected by the defendant, none of 
 which were provided with proper means of access to the roof. 
 
 Defence.—Contended that the defendant’s interest in the pro- 
 perty had lapsed. 
 
 Result.—The magistrate ordered the defendant to comply 
 with the requirements of the district surveyor within twenty- 
 eight days. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to *‘ Building World,” February toth, 1906. 
 MaArSLAND v. Gopparp. Also to ‘* Builder” of same date. 
 
 ADULT COMPENSATION. 
 
 Case.—A novel claim made under the Workmen’s Compensa- 
 tion Act was heard in the City of London Court. The claimants 
 were the son and two daughters, aged respectively 25, 26 and 
 28 years, of a stonemason who was killed whilst working for the 
 defendants, a firm of London builders. At the first hearing one 
 of the daughters said she was housekeeper to her father. The 
 other daughter helped her mother, who carried on a dressmaking 
 business, but who died four days before the father met with the 
 accident which caused his death. The son stated that for the 
 past eighteen months he had done no work, although he ad- 
 mitted that until then he had been earning 25s. a week. 
 
 Defence.—For the defence it was urged that the claim was 
 absolutely unique, aud that the Legislature could never have 
 intended such a claim to succeed. There was no reason why 
 the three grown-up claimants could not earn their own living. 
 
 Result.—After hearing the evidence, Judge Rentoul said that 
 he had grave doubts as to whether Parliament intended to 
 benefit as dependents the grown-up children of workmen who met 
 with an accident and were killed while in employment, and he 
 reserved judgment, having regard to the novelty of the case. At 
 a later date his Honour decided to award £100 to each of the 
 daughters, but nothing to the son. 
 
 Reported—Refer to ‘“‘ Building World, ” Yanuary 13th, 1906. 
 HATFULL v. JOHN GREENWOOD, Ltd. 
 
 AUCTIONEERS’ COMMISSION. 
 
 Case.—In the Greenwich County Court a firm of auctioneers, 
 of Sydenham, brought an action against a lady resident ot 
 Sydenham to recover £16 5s., being the agreed commission 
 on the sale of a freehold house for £550. It appeared that the 
 
 plaintiffs were instructed to sell the defendant’s house, and they 
 introduced an intending purchaser who made an offer of £550, 
 which was accepted by the defendant ‘subject to the usual 
 contract.”” The would-be purchaser subsequently refused to 
 proceed with the purchase. 
 
 Defence,—Defendant, having decided not to enforce the 
 contract, refused to pay the commission on the ground that there 
 was no binding contract entered into of which specific perform- 
 
 ‘ance could be enforced. The offer and acceptance made the sale 
 
 ‘‘subject to usual contract, ’’ and such contract had never been 
 entered into. 
 
 Result.—His Honour held that the offer contained in the 
 memorandum and the acceptance of it by the plaintiffs formed a 
 binding contract, which could have been enforced by the 
 defendant if she had chosen so to do. The Statute of Frauds 
 bad been complied with, and judgment was therefore given for 
 the plaintiffs for the amount claimed with costs. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to ‘‘ Kentish Mercury,’ Fanuary 26th, 1906. 
 SQurirE & Co. v FORSTER. 
 
 BURSTING OF WATER MAIN. 
 
 Case.—This was a dispute between a Water Company and an 
 Electric Light Company. The question in the case was as to 
 who was responsible for the mischief caused in the West End by 
 the bursting of a water main in Piccadilly Circus. Plaintiffs are 
 the owners of the main, and defendants were alleged to have 
 caused the accident by constructing an inspection chamber, or 
 manhole, so that it rested on the pipe and transmitted to it the 
 vibration caused by traffic above. A number of witnesses gave 
 evidence to the effect that there was no defect in the pipe, 
 that the bursting was not caused by excessive water pressure, 
 and that immediately the pipe burst prompt measures were taken 
 to stop the outflow of water and prevent further damage. 
 
 Counterclaim.—Defendants counterclaimed in respect ofdamage 
 done to them in the matter, on the ground that there was some- 
 thing faulty in the construction of the pipe, also that a great deal 
 of damage was due to delay in remedying the mischief after it 
 was discovered. 
 
 Defence.—For the defendants expert evidence was given with 
 a view to proving that there had been a subsidence in the neigh- 
 bourhood which was quite sufficient to have caused the breakage 
 of the plaintiffs’ main. 
 
 Result.—In the result his Lordship held that the plaintiffs had 
 failed to prove that the bursting of the main was due to any act 
 of the defendants, and dismissed the action with costs. On the 
 defendants’ counterclaim he entered judgment for them for £35, 
 odd with costs. is, 
 
 Reported.—Refer to ‘* Builder,’? March 24th, 1906.—LONDON 
 HypravuLtic PowErR Company v THE ST. JAMES’S AND PALL 
 Maru Evectric LighT ComPANy. 
 
LEGAL DECISIONS. 
 
 CERTIFYING WATER SUPPLY. 
 
 Case.—A firm of auctioneers was summoned by the Lewisham 
 Borough Council for permitting two houses in Brockley to be 
 occupied without a certificate from the sanitary authority that 
 there was a proper water supply. 
 
 Defence.—Neglect admitted. 
 
 Result.—Fined 4o0/- with 12/6 costs, 
 
 Reported.—Refer to ‘‘ Kentish Mercury,” January 5th, 1906.— 
 LEWISHAM BorROUGH COUNCIL v. BINGHAM AND BROUGHTON. 
 
 CLEANING WINDOWS. 
 
 Case.—At Greenwich Police Court a defendant appeared to a 
 charge of standing on his window sill for the purpose of cleaning 
 the glass of his windows. 
 
 Result.—Fined 3/- with 2/- costs. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to “‘ Kentish Mercury,” May 25th, 1906. 
 
 Case.—At the same Police Court another defendant was 
 charged with a similar offence in respect of the Dover Castle 
 public house. 
 
 Result.—Fined 5s. with 2s. costs, and the landlord of the house 
 was ordered to pay 20/- with 2/- costs for permitting it. 
 
 Defence.—The landlord said that the defendant cleaned the 
 windows without his authority. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to ‘‘ Kentish Mercury,’ March 6th, 1906. 
 
 Case.—At Woolwich Police Court a defendant was charged 
 with cleaning outside windows more than 6ft. from the ground 
 without sufficient protection. The constable said that the height 
 of the window was r4ft. 
 
 Result,—Fined 5/- with 2/- costs. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to “ Kentish Mercury,” Fanuary 26th, 1906. 
 
 /COMPENSATING WORKMEN. 
 
 Case.—In the City of London Court a case was tried under 
 the Employers’ Liability Act, when a labourer sued a firm of 
 builders for damages for having had his thumb torn while work- 
 ing for them. ‘The plaintiff, who was removing concrete and 
 bricks from a warehouse, was holding a chisel 4ft. long while it 
 was being driven into the ground by another man. Suddenly a 
 large mass of concrete gave way and took the chisel with it. 
 As a result his thumb was torn to the bone; for twelve weeks 
 he had been unable to follow his occupation. He admitted that 
 the defendants had sent him some money under the Workmen’s 
 Compensation Act, but added that it had been returned by his 
 solicitor because the allowance under that Act was insufficient. 
 
 Defence.—The defendants said the plaintiff had no case under 
 the Employers’ Act, as they had not been guilty of any negligence. 
 
 Result.—The jury found for the defendants, and judgment was 
 given for them with costs. The plaintiff then proceeded under 
 the Workmen’s Compensation Act, and was awarded £8. The 
 judge said £3 must be deducted to go towards the costs under 
 the Employers’ Liability action, which ought never to have been 
 brought. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to ‘‘ City Press,” also to “ Builder,” January 
 27th, 1906.— BUNCE v. TURNBULL & Sons. 
 
 COMPENSATION FOR SUBSIDENCE. 
 
 Digest.—The Northwich Brine Pumping Compensation Board, 
 which administers the Act by which compensation is paid to 
 sufferers from subsidence, adjudicated upon claims sent in by 
 owners for the year ending March, 1906. The claimants num- 
 bered 112, and the amount claimed was £3,864. The Board 
 allowed £1,523. The money is raised by a tax upon brine 
 pumpers, the maximnm being threepence per thousand gallons. 
 
 Keported.—Refer to ‘ Standard,” Fuly 4th, 1906. 
 
 COMPENSATION TO ADJOINING OWNER. 
 
 Digest.—In Adams v. St. Marylebone Corporation it was held 
 that surveyors appointed arbitrators under Section g1, subsection 
 1, of the London Building Act, 1894, with regard to a difference 
 which has arisen between a building owner and an adjoining 
 owner, have no power to award compensation to the adjoining 
 owner for damage other than structural damage. They cannot 
 award for consequential damage, e.g., trade damage. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to ‘‘ Standard,” August 21st, 1906. 
 
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 287 
 
 CONVERTING A BUILDING. 
 
 Digest.—At the Stratford Police Court the justices gave their 
 decision in a case in which a builder, of Leytonstone, was sum- 
 moned by the Wanstead Urban District Council for converting 
 into more than one dwelling house a building originally con- 
 structed as one dwelling house, and refusing to send to the 
 Council plans and sections of every floor of such building, con- 
 trary to section 90 of the Council’s bye-laws. For the defence 
 it was contended that the bye-law was bad, because it had 
 not yet been sanctioned by the Local Government Board, and 
 there was uncertainty as to the meaning of it. The alterations 
 carried out did not, it was urged, involve any alteration to the 
 exterior of the house, and the only thing done was to put upa 
 partition inside the house. In giving the decision of the Bench, 
 the Chairman said that they found that bye-law 90 was not bad 
 for uncertainty, and as a fact the building in question had been 
 converted into two dwelling houses. The bye-law also applied 
 to a new building as defined by section 159 of the Public Health 
 Act of 1875, and the Bench were of opinion that that section 
 had been infringed. A fine of 40s. and 4s. costs was imposed, 
 and the Bench agreed to state a case. 
 
 Reported.—Reter to ‘‘ Tribune’ ; also to ‘‘ Builder,” fanuary 
 20th, 1906. WANSTEAD U.D.C. v. SELBY. 
 
 DANGEROUS NOTICE BOARDS. 
 
 Case.—In the City of London Court a painter living at West 
 Ham claimed £50 against an auctioneer as damages for having 
 had a very large notice board blown down on him. For seven 
 weeks he was laid up, and he now demanded compensation. 
 The board had been up for three years. 
 
 Defence.—That the owner of the land on which the board was 
 placed was liable if anyone. 
 
 Result.—The jury found for the plaintiff for seven guineas. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to ‘‘ Standard,” August 15th, 1906.—Foy v. 
 MILLER. 
 
 DANGEROUS STRUCTURES. 
 
 Case.—This wasa case in which the decision of the magistrate 
 at Westminster Police Court was sought in respect of summonses 
 which the London County Council had served under the 
 Dangerous Structure sections ot the London Building Acts of 
 1894 and 1898. The defendants were the lessees of a number 
 of houses in Wake Street, Lambeth, certified by the district 
 surveyor to be unsafe through “ bulged and defective brickwork 
 of front and back walls.’ The County Council asked for an 
 order to ‘‘ take down” the brickwork. The defendants had not 
 complied with the terms of the notice. 
 
 Defence. —Counsel for the defendants cross-examined the dis- 
 trict surveyor, and elicited that the old houses were all unoccupied 
 and that for months past they had been shored up with heavy 
 timber. The struts, if not interfered with, might possibly support 
 the houses for a century. It was submitted that no case had 
 been made out for demolition. The lessees had only a two-and- 
 a-half years’ lease of this old property to run, and for that period 
 it was safe enough as far as the public were concerned. 
 
 Result.—The magistrate, in giving his decision, pointed out 
 that the Act says, ‘‘ take down, secure, or repair,’’ and he took the 
 ground that the defendants have secured these old premises. 
 He further said, ‘‘ Your own surveyor admits that they might 
 perhaps remain shored up for a hundred years. I will adjourn 
 the summonses for three months, and if the shoring-up is as good 
 then as it is now said to be, the Council had better withdraw the 
 proceedings.” 
 
 Reported.—Refer to ‘‘ Morning Advertiser,” also to “ Builder,” 
 December 8th, 1906. 
 
 DILAPIDATIONS. 
 
 Case.—At Woolwich County Court a solicitor sued the defen- 
 dant in respect of dilapidations. The plaintiff had leased two 
 houses to the defendant in 1883 for a term of 21 years, during 
 which it was stipulated that he, the defendant, should keep the 
 premises in proper repair. He had not done so, and had sublet 
 the houses, and the sum of £30 3s. was now sued for, for 
 dilapidations. 
 
 Defence.—It was contended that not only had defendant 
 carried out the repairs, but that he had considerably improved the 
 property. 
 
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 LEGAL DECISIONS. 
 
 Result.—His Honour gave judgment for plaintiff for the 
 amount claimed. 
 
 Reported.—-Refer to ‘ Kentish Mercury,” February 23rd, 1906. 
 KENT ¥v. STRATTON. 
 
 DISCOVERY OF DOCUMENTS. 
 
 Case.—In the King’s Bench Division, at Dublin, the Court 
 retused a motion for discovery of documents in the case ot 
 a builder against the County Councils of Galway and Ros- 
 common. The action related to disputed accounts referring to 
 contracts for the erection of the Ballinasloe Lunatic Asylum and 
 accessory buildings. Plaintiff applied for an inspection of 
 certain minutes containing reports supplied by the architects. 
 
 Defence.—Defendants opposed the application on the ground 
 that the minutes were privileged, as containing legal advice 
 supplied to them by their legal advisers. 
 
 . Result. —Application refused; costs allowed to defendants. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to ‘‘ Building World,” March 3rd, 1906. 
 Hiru v. Country Councizs aforesaid. ; 
 
 DOCK COMPANY EXEMPTION. 
 
 Case.—At the Thames Police Court the Millwall Dock 
 Company was summoned by the London County Council for 
 refusing to pay the sum of £1 2s. 6d., being expenses incurred 
 respecting a dangerous structure. A fire occurred in the 
 Millwall Dock, and in consequence the district surveyor 
 surveyed the place at the request of the Council. Finding it in 
 a dangerous state he issued a certificate, in accordance with the 
 London Building Act, requiring the Dock Company to take 
 down some portion of the building which had been damaged, 
 and directing that some other portions should be shored up. 
 
 Defence.—For the defence it was contended that the Metro- 
 politan Building Acts did not extend to any building belonging 
 to the Company, and that one private Act could not override 
 another private Act. 
 
 Result.—The magistrate, in giving his judgment, said the only 
 point at issue was whether the London Building Act, 1894, 
 applied to the Millwall Dock. The 6oth section of the Millwall 
 Dock Act, passed in 1864, enacted that ‘‘ the provisions of any 
 Metropolitan Building Act from time to time in force do not 
 extend or apply to any building of the Company.’ Now, had 
 that section been repealed by necessary implication of the 
 subsequent Building Act of 1894? There were certainly no 
 express words of repeal in the later Statute. His decision was 
 that the general provisions of the London Building Act, 1894, 
 did not affect the rights and powers given to the Dock Company 
 under its Special Act, and he therefore gave judgment for 
 the defendants. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to ‘‘ Builder,’ December 8th, 1906. 
 
 ECCLESIASTICAL DILAPIDATIONS. 
 
 Digest.—_In DE Beauvais v. GREEN it was held that an 
 order of the Bishop made under Section 34 of the Ecclesiastical 
 Dilapidations Act, 1871, stating the cost for which the executor 
 of the late incumbent of a benefice is liable for repairs to the 
 buildings of the benefice, is signed by the Bishop in triplicate 
 within the meaning of Section 35 of the Act if the signature is 
 placed on the documents by means of a stamp used in the 
 Bishop’s office. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to ‘‘ Standard,” August 21st, 1906. 
 
 FACTORY ACTS. 
 
 Case.—At the Greenwich Police Court a laundryman of 
 Catherine Grove, Blackheath Road, was summoned by H.M. 
 Inspector of Factories for not keeping a calender ironing 
 machine securely fenced, and for failing to show in the general 
 register the prescribed particulars as to the limewashing of his 
 laundry. 
 
 Defence.—Defendant said the guard was off the machine for 
 repairs when the inspector called. He had limewashed the 
 laundry, but he admitted that he did not enter the fact in the 
 register. 
 
 Result.—The magistrate fined him £5 with 2s. costs for not 
 
 guarding the machine, and 10s. with 2s. costs on the other 
 summons. 
 
 At the same time another defendant was fined 4os. with 2s. 
 costs for not keeping a cake-mixing machine securely fenced, 
 and a like amount for failing to have the Abstract of the Act fixed 
 in his premises. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to ‘‘ Kentish Mercury,” August 3rd, 1906. 
 
 GARDEN SUBURBS. 
 
 Digest.—A special meeting of the Birmingham City Council 
 was held to consider the report of the Housing Committee 
 which had investigated the system adopted in the principal cities 
 of Germany. Mr. J. S. Nettlefold, chairman of the committee, 
 proposed a resolution embodying the committee’s recommenda- 
 tions, which provided that the Council should acquire land on 
 the outskirts of the city, and lay it out on a systematic plan, so 
 as to secure the advantages of a garden city. He said Birming- 
 ham was the first city council to discuss in a practical manner 
 the ideas which all housing reformers had in their minds. They 
 could not hope to make Birmingham a garden city, but garden 
 suburbs could be created. In Baden (Germany) 121 local 
 authorities had no rates whatever, owing to their income from 
 land, and in one place actually received an annual bonus of £15. 
 The scheme was condemned by dissentients as a dangerous 
 innovation, but a resolution was adopted by a substantial 
 majority. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to ‘‘ Standard,” Fuly 4th, 1906. 
 
 HOUSE AGENTS’ COMMISSIONS. 
 
 Case.—In the City of London Court a firm of City house 
 agents sued a property company for £5 for commission for let- 
 ting an office. The house agent’s case was that he had been 
 acting for the defendants before, and that he sent them a tenant 
 who was accepted. 
 
 Defence.—The defendants denied that the plaintiff introduced 
 the tenant. 
 
 Result.—The Judge, in finding for the defendants, with costs, 
 said that house agents could not get commission simply because 
 they introduced a tenant. Very often house agents found out 
 what premises were to let, and then they sent tenants along; but 
 that would not entitle them to commission unless they had been 
 instructed to find a tenant. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to ‘‘ Standard,” August 16th, 1906. 
 
 LIME SLAKED OR UNSLAKED. 
 
 Case.—At the Greenwich Police Court a firm of Lewisham 
 builders appeared to summonses, issued at the instance of the 
 London County Council, alleging an infringement of the bye- 
 laws under the Building Act as regarded the composition of 
 mortar used in the construction of certain houses in Boyne Road 
 and Belmont Road, Lewisham. The complaint against the 
 mortar was that it did not contain lime in the proportion of one 
 part to three of clean sand or grit, and evidence was given by an 
 assistant in the chemist’s department of the London County 
 Council, who had analysed a sample, to the effect that the pro- 
 portion was much lower than this. Other witnesses described 
 the mortar as of poor quality. 
 
 Defence.—Contended that there was nothing in the bye-law to 
 show that the proportion of dry lime to sand should be one part 
 to three, and that it was the custom to measure the proportion 
 of slaked lime. Contended further that the bye-law was bad in 
 point of law, on the ground of uncertainty. Several well-known 
 architects and builders spoke to the practice of taking slaked lime 
 in measuring the proportions for mortar. 
 
 Result.At an adjourned sitting the magistrate gave his 
 decision. He said he found as fact that the mortar used was in 
 the proportion of one of lime to three of sand or grit if measured 
 with slaked lime, but if with unslaked lime it would only be 
 about one to five. He also found evidence that many leading 
 builders construed the requirement ‘one to three” as referring 
 to slaked lime. As regarded the bye-law, it was not enough to 
 say that the proportion of lime should be one in three, but it 
 ought also to be stated what condition the lime should be in, 
 whether slaked or unslaked, and he was inclined to hold that the 
 bye-law was bad on that ground. Even if it were good, it did 
 not seem to him that the construction put upon it was unreason- 
 able. He dismissed the summons with £50 costs. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to ‘‘ Builder,” March 24th and 31st, 1906, also 
 to “ Kentish Mercury,” February 2nd, March 2nd, 16th, 30th. 
 
Appeal.—An application was subsequently made on behalf of 
 the London County Council to the magistrate, who was asked 
 to state a special case with a view to an appeal. His Worship 
 assented. 
 
 Refer to ‘Kentish Mercury,” April 6th, 1906.—LONDON 
 County Councit v. H. & G. Tayor. 
 
 Memo.—Some of the evidence in this case as tendered for the 
 defence by builders and others, to the effect that it is a custom 
 to regard the requirement of ‘‘ one of lime to three of sand” for 
 mortar as intended to mean lime after it has been slaked, may 
 possibly come as a surprise to those architects who have been in 
 the habit of assuming that to specify in the ordinary way the 
 proportions they wish for, and intend, is sufficient to secure the 
 adoption of such proportions. The moral to be drawn from the 
 decision given in this case is, that in specifying it is important 
 to state definitely whether the lime is to be measured before or 
 after slaking. 
 
 NEGLECT OF REPAIRS. 
 
 Case.--This case was noticed in the ‘‘ Compendium ”’ for 1906 
 (refer to page 964). It has since been carried to the Court ot 
 Appeal, and finally to the House of Lords. 
 
 Defence.—The detendant appealed against the verdict and 
 judgment in favour of the wife that had been given at the trial 
 of the action, and asked either for a new trial or judgment. His 
 ground was that there was no evidence of any contract with the 
 wife, and that there was no liability on a landlord who let an 
 unfurnished house in a dilapidated condition for any accident by 
 reason of the condition of the premises. 
 
 Result.—The Court of Appeal held that the defendant was not 
 liable to the wife, either in contract or in tort, and entered judg- 
 ment for the defendant with costs. In the House of Lords the 
 Lord Chancellor, in moving that the appeal should be dismissed, 
 said he agreed with the judgment of the Court of Appeal. He 
 could find no right of action in the wife of the tenant against the 
 landlord, either for letting these premises in a dangerous state 
 or for failing to repair them according to a verbal promise that 
 was given the husband. The husband had sued successfully for 
 breach of contract, but the wife was no party to any contract. 
 Accordingly the appeal must fail. The other Law Lords con- 
 curred. 
 
 Reported.—Kefer to “‘ Standard,” June 23rd, 1906.—CAVALIER 
 v. POPE. 
 
 NOISE FROM SAWMILLS. 
 
 Case.—The plaintiff in this case brought an action for an 
 injunction restraining the defendant from carrying on the business 
 of a saw-mills in such a way as by reason of the noise and vibra- 
 tion and the language of the men employed by the defendant, 
 to cause a nuisance or injury to the plaintiff and his property. 
 Plaintiff was the owner of house property in Barnes, and himself 
 occupied one of these houses. Defendant was a neighbouring 
 owner. At the end of rgoo the defendant set up immediately at 
 the back of the plaintiff’s premises a saw-mills and joinery yard 
 on a large scale, and had converted residences and houses which 
 were quiet residences into places where now it was impossible to 
 enjoy quiet and comfort. Defendant had offered to erect, and 
 had erected, a wall 14ft. high to mitigate the nuisance com- 
 plained of, but it had been found ineffective. He had offered to 
 erect a wall 22ft. high on plaintiff’s own property, but this offer 
 had been declined. Counsel for plaintiff said that he was not 
 instructed to ask for anything less than the closing of the mills. 
 
 Defence.—A general denial of the allegations of the plaintiff. 
 
 Result.—His Lordship, in giving judgment, said he was not 
 satisfied at all with the evidence given by the plaintiff's witnesses, 
 it being greatly exaggerated. He thought the defendant had 
 acted in a perfectly straightforward and honest way, and that the 
 case against him was to a great extent imagined. He came to 
 the conclusion that it was a dishonest, and nota bona-fide action, 
 and dismissed it with costs. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to ‘‘ Builder,” March 31st, 1906.—HAWwKINS 
 vy. NICHOLS. 
 
 OFFICIAL PLANS. 
 
 Digest.—The Walton-on-the-Naze Council unanimously 
 adopted a resolution declining to comply with a request from the 
 Local Government Board for copies of plans and sections of the 
 
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 sewerage works in the town unless the authority at Whitehall 
 gave an undertaking to pay the expenses incidental to preparing 
 the desired copies. The Council adopted this attitude on the 
 ground that they were not justified in spending the ratepayers’ 
 money for such purposes. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to “ Standard,’ April 28th, 1906. 
 
 OVERCROWDED WORKROOMS. 
 
 Case.—A draper of Sydenham was summoned for allowing his 
 workrooms to be overcrowded. 
 
 Result.— Fined 40/- with 21/- costs. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to ‘‘ Kentish Merciry,’’? February 9th, 1906. 
 LrewISHAM BorouGH CoUNCIL v COBB. 
 
 PAVING CHARGES. 
 
 Case.—At Greenwich Police Court a defendant was summoned 
 for £19 14s. 1d., being his portion of the cost of paving a part of 
 Hurstbourne Road, Forest Hill. 
 
 Defence.—That defendant was not the owner when the 
 apportionment was made, and consequently the Council ought to 
 have claimed from the owner at that time. 
 
 Result.—The magistrate ordered payment of the amount, with 
 £2 2s. costs. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to ‘“ Kentish Mercury,’ Fune 1st, 1906.— 
 LewisHAM BorouGH CounciL v FAIRBAIRN. 
 
 PORTABLE STALL. 
 
 Case.—A fishmonger and fruiterer, of Woking. was summoned 
 for having erected a new building without having first submitted 
 plans and sections as required by the bye-laws. The question 
 for decision was whether what defendant had erected was a 
 building, or whether it was a structure which came within the 
 class that had been held not to be buildings. The structure in 
 question was 15 feet long by 5 feet wide. It was supported on 
 wheels, with a view no doubt to showing that it was not a 
 building at all, but a caravan. A pair of shafts had been added 
 to show that it could be so used. Application to the several 
 Companies had, however, been made to lay on water and electric 
 light. 
 
 Defence.—For the defence it was argued that the structure 
 was not a building, as there was nothing of a permanent nature 
 about it; defendant simply holding a small portion of land on a 
 weekly tenancy. No man would consider himself called upon to 
 supply any plans for a structure which he might be compelled to 
 remove within seven days. 
 
 Result.—The magistrates decided that the case must be 
 dismissed, seeing that the defendant held the land on a weekly 
 tenancy and might be moved at seven days’ notice. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to “ Building World,” Fanuary 13th, 1906. 
 WokinG UrzBan COUNCIL v. BAYLISS. 
 
 PREMATURE OCCUPATION. 
 
 Case.—At Tottenham Police Court an Edmonton builder was 
 summoned for contravening a bye-law of the local district 
 Council by occupying a house before it was properly completed. 
 For the prosecution it was explained that the house was without 
 a water supply and a drainage system. The defendant having 
 disputed that he was occupying the house, the sanitary officials 
 went to the premises at midnight and pitched a ladder against 
 the bedroom window ; one of them ascended it, and then turned 
 on a bull’s-eye lantern, and saw the defendant in bed. 
 
 Result.—Fined £3 and costs. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to ‘‘Standard,’’ August 
 TorrENHAM District Counciy v. MERRY. 
 
 24th, 1906. 
 
 QUANTITY SURVEYOR’S FEES. 
 
 Case.—This was an action by which the plaintiff, Mr. E. T. 
 CLARKE, a quantity surveyor, sought to recover from the 
 ExECUTORS OF THE LaTE Mr. J. W. Brooker, an architect, 
 the sum of £170, the alleged agreed amount for work and labour 
 done by the plaintiff for, at the request and by the order of Mr. 
 J. W. Brooker. It appeared that the work in question was done 
 in relation to the Imperial Hall, East Dulwich, the plaintiff's 
 case being that the order for his employment was verbally given 
 to him by Mr. Brooker. 
 
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 LEGAL DECISIONS. 
 
 Defence.—The defence was a denial that Mr. Brooker ever 
 employed the plaintiff as alleged or at all, or that he requested or 
 ordered the plaintiff to do the work, or that he agreed to pay him 
 #170 or any sum whatever. Defendants also said that Mr. 
 Brooker acted as sole agent for the Hall Finance Syndicate, and 
 not otherwise. It was also alternatively pleaded that if Mr. 
 Brooker even employed the plaintiff it was an implied term ot 
 the employment that the plaintiff should perform his work 
 within a reasonable time, and that plaintiff failed to perform the 
 work within a reasonable time, and his work was consequently of 
 no value to Mr. Brooker. 
 
 Result.—Evidence was given as to the customary method 
 of dealing with the payment of quantity surveyors’ fees, viz., 
 by the addition of the said fees to the account of the builder, 
 payment of them being made in the first instance to the builder 
 by the building owner, and the builder sending on a cheque for 
 the fees to the quantity surveyor. After other incidental evi- 
 dence, his Lordship summed up, and the jury found a verdict 
 for the defendants. His Lordship entered judgment accordingly. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to ‘ Builder,” February 3rd, 1906. 
 
 REMOVAL OF REFUSE. 
 
 Case.—This case related to a contest between an occupier of | 
 
 a house in Putney and the Borough Council as to the removal of 
 tefuse. The said occupier, wfiose residence is situated about 40 
 feet back from the highway, refused to comply with the require- 
 ment of the Council, and to have his removable sanitary dust-bin 
 placed on the kerbstone, in order to facilitate a daily, instead of 
 a weekly, removal of refuse. Thereupon the Council declined to 
 remove the refuse, although the occupier had served them with a 
 notice to remove it, and was willing to place the dust-bin outside 
 his house in a position which was conveniently accessible to the 
 Council’s servants. The occupier, therefore, laid an information 
 against the Borough Council for refusing to comply with his 
 notice, and the magistrate of the South-Western Police Court 
 convicted and fined them 20s. and 25 guineas costs. Against 
 this the Council appealed, and the appeal was heard in the King’s 
 Bench Division before the Lord Chief Justice, Mr Justice Ridley, 
 and Mr. Justice Darling. 
 
 Result.—Without calling upon the respondent’s counsel, the 
 Lord Chief Justice gave judgment, dismissing the appeal. The 
 magistrate, it must be taken, had found it a fact that the re- 
 spondent had a reasonably accessible position on the premises 
 from which the authority could remove the retuse, and was 
 willing to place the bin there. That being so, the Borough 
 Council had gone considerably beyond the bye-law of the Lon- 
 don County Council. The other judges concurred, and the appeal 
 was dismissed with costs. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to ‘‘ Building World,” fanuary 27th, 1906. 
 WANDSWORTH BoROUGH COUNCIL v. BAINES. 
 
 RESTRAINING COVENANT RE SERVICE. 
 
 Case.—This was a case that came before the Court of 
 Appeal. The original action by the plaintiffs, a firm of builders’ 
 merchants, carrying on business at Southampton, with branch 
 offices at Bournemouth, Poole, Portsmouth, and other places, was 
 for an injunction to restrain the defendant from carrying on such 
 business at Broadstone in alleged breach of an agreement of 
 service. The plaintiffs, by an agreement of service, had agreed 
 to take the defendant into their employment, and in that agree- 
 ment it was provided that defendant should not for the space of 
 fourteen years after the termination of his employment with the 
 plaintiffs, at any place within a radius of thirty miles from the 
 Town Hall at Bournemouth or the Bargate at Southampton, 
 carry on directly or indirectly as principal clerk, agent, manager, 
 or traveller, or in any other capacity, the business of a builders’ 
 merchant or manufacturer of or a dealer in cement, lime, bricks, 
 plaster, laths, whiting, and any other building materials which 
 at any time during his employment should be manufactured by 
 or dealt in or sold on commission by the plaintiffs. The agree- 
 ment was executed by the defendant when he was nineteen years 
 of age. He remained with them for seven years, and then left 
 their employ, and the plaintiffs subsequently discovered that the 
 defendant was carrying on business at Broadstone, which was 
 within seven miles of: Bournemouth, and they accordingly 
 brought the action. 
 
 Result.—The Judge held that the area covered by the agree- 
 ment was larger than was reasonably required for the protection 
 
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 of the plaintiff's trade, and dismissed the action with costs. 
 On the appeal, the Court pointed out that the agreement, having 
 been made with an infant and not subsequently confirmed at his 
 majority, was open to doubt as a valid agreement. The opinion 
 of the Judge who tried the action was upheld, and moreover the 
 practice of exacting these restraining covenants was condemned 
 as a pernicious one. The Master of the Rolls, in giving judg- 
 ment said, inzer alia, that the case had been decided against the 
 plaintiffs on the ground that the area was too wide for the 
 reasonable protection of the employers, and that the agreement 
 could not be enforced. On that ground the learned judge was, 
 he thought, right. It was not necessary to decide the point as 
 to the validity of the agreement as having been executed by an 
 infant, but he was not satisfied that the plaintiff’s position could 
 be maintained on these grounds. The appeal was accordingly 
 dismissed with costs. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to ‘‘ Builder,” April 14th, 1906. 
 AsuBy v. WILLIS. 
 
 Hooper & 
 
 RIPARIAN OBLIGATIONS. 
 
 Case.—At the Thames Court a defendant was summoned at 
 the instance of the London County Council for omitting to keep 
 in position a tide-board at Gilbert Wharf, Narrow Street, Lime- 
 house. For the prosecution it was stated that the occasion was 
 an exceptionally high tide, which rose to a height of 16 ft. 3 in. 
 in that neighbourhood, and through one of the defendant’s tide- 
 boards being out when work was not in progress, the water rose 
 to a height of 34 inches on his premises. If also flowed through 
 the party wall into the adjoining premises. 
 
 Defence.—Plea of guilty. 
 
 Result.—The magistrate said that, through the carelessness of 
 the defendant, damage had been done to his neighbours’ property. 
 As he had been previously fined under the same regulations he 
 would now have to pay a penalty of £30, and £6 6s. costs. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to ‘‘ Standard,” April 20th, 1906. 
 
 “SIMPLE LIFE” HUTS. 
 
 Digest.—The Billericay (Essex) Rural Council are clearing 
 away the ‘‘simple life’’ huts in its district. Occupants of huts 
 at Wange, Basildon, and Pitsea have been summoned for occupy- 
 ing some which were stated to be unfit for habitation. They 
 were constructed of old boxes and mud. Closing orders were in 
 all cases made. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to ‘‘Standard,’? May 17th, 1906. 
 
 SMOKE NUISANCE. 
 
 Case.—A firm of confectioners, of Piccadilly, was summoned 
 at Marlborough Street, by the sanitary inspector to Westminster, 
 for not complying with a notice to abate a smoke nuisance arising 
 from their bakehouse chimney. 
 
 Defence.—The secretary of the company said that everything 
 possible had been done to check the smoke, but they had to have 
 a fire for baking. 
 
 Result.—The magistrate pointed out that the fire could burn 
 Without quantities of black smoke being given off, and imposed 
 a fine of £10, with 2/- costs. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to ‘‘ Standard,’ April 20th, 1906. 
 
 STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS. 
 
 Case.—At Tavistock County Court an ironmonger sued a 
 builder for the value of goods supplied and work done to the 
 Manor Hotel, Lydford, in the years 1894 and 1895. 
 
 Defence.—Defendant pleaded the Statute of Limitations, the 
 debt being twelve years old. 
 
 Result,—His Honour said that he had no alternative but to 
 enter a verdict for the defendant, and the costs would follow 
 the event. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to “ Building World,’’ March 10th, 1906. 
 
 SURFACE OWNERS’ RIGHTS. 
 
 Case.—This was an appeal to the House of Lords from a 
 judgment of the Court, of Appeal affirming a decision of Mr. 
 Justice Farwell. The action was originally brought by the 
 present respondents, the Bishop Auckland Society, seeking a 
 declaration that the Butterknowle Colliery Company were not 
 entitled, as against the respondents, to work their mines so as 
 
LEGAL DECISIONS. 
 
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 to lower or depress the surface of certain lands in the parish 
 of Hamsterley, in the County of Durham, belonging to the re- 
 spondents, or so as to injure any of their buildings standing on 
 the lands. They also asked for an injunction. Mr. Justice 
 Farwell held that the mineral owner was not entitled to work 
 the minerals in such a way as to let down the surface. He 
 therefore granted an injunction, and directed an inquiry as to 
 damages. The Court of Appeal affirmed that decision. 
 Result.—The Lord Chancellor said he entirely concurred with 
 the opinions expressed by the Judges of the Court of Appeal, 
 and with the reasons they had given for them. The judgment ot 
 Mr. Justice Farwell would therefore be affirmed. The other 
 
 noble and learned lords gave judgment to the like effect. The 
 appeal was accordingly dismissed, with costs. 
 Reported.—Refer to ‘‘ Standard,’ May 8th, 1906. BisHop 
 
 AUCKLAND INDUSTRIAL CO-OPERATIVE FLOUR AND PROVISION 
 Society, Ltd., v. BUrTERKNOWLE CoLLiery Company, Ltd. 
 
 SURVEY FEES. 
 
 Case.—At Clerkenwell County Court a builder sued the de- 
 fendant for £3 3s. in respect of work done. Plaintiff stated that 
 acting on detendant’s instructions he surveyed a house at 
 Kilburn, and drew up a specification as to internal decoration, 
 repairs, &c. He charged £2 2s. for the survey and £1 1s. for 
 drawing up the specification. Subsequently he learned that the 
 work for which he had specified had been given to another 
 builder. 
 
 Defence.—It was a question of price. Three builders had 
 looked over the premises and the work was given to one who 
 sent in a lower tender.  Plaintiff’s specification was never 
 shown to any other builder, nor were any of the particulars in it 
 made known to them. 
 
 Result.—The Judge said that had plaintiff been a surveyor he 
 would have been entitled to his fees, because the presumption 
 of law was that when a surveyor was asked to do certain work 
 the person who employed him intended to pay him. But the 
 supposition when an ordinary builder was cailed in was that, 
 having in view the possibility of getting the work, he gave the 
 estimate free. This survey was called by plaintiff a specifica- 
 tion of certain work which he would do for a certain price. He 
 did not get the contract, so he now sued for a fee in the same 
 way as if he had been called in as a surveyor. But he was not 
 entitled to it, and the verdict must be for defendant with costs. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to “ Building World,” February 17th, 1906. 
 STORR v. BLAIBERG. 
 
 TAR BOILER NUISANCE. 
 
 Case,—At the Greenwich County Court a resident at Catford 
 sued a firm of contractors for £6 tos., the cost of repairs, &c., to 
 his house, which was alleged to have been damaged by smoke and 
 fumes from a tar boiler which was placed in front of the premises 
 while the defendants were laying the electric tram lines to 
 Catford. 
 
 Defence.—That the defendants were acting under statutory 
 powers, and did the work without being guilty of negligence, 
 the boiler being of the latest improvement ; it consumed its own 
 smoke. It was explained that it was necessary to keep the fires 
 alight all night. 
 
 Result.—The Judge said that he was sorry for the plaintiff, 
 but the law did not allow him to find in his favour. Judgment 
 was entered for the defendants. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to ‘‘ Kentish Mercury,” March 23rd, 1906. 
 CASTELL v. Dicx, Kerr & Co. 
 
 TEMPERATURE IN FACTORIES. 
 
 Case.—At the Thames Police Court a firm of rag-sorters, High 
 Street, Shadwell, was summoned by the Home Office for not 
 taking proper measures for securing and maintaining a reasonable 
 temperature in their warehouse. The Inspector of Factories 
 said the section of the Act required that a reasonable temperature 
 must be maintained, but there was no actual definition as to what 
 this was. He submitted that it was 60 degrees. Assistant 
 Inspector stated that on a date he visited the defendants’ ware- 
 house ; it was about midday, and the temperature there at that 
 time was 48 degrees. The Medical Inspector of Factories said 
 that if the temperature was less than 60 degrees people were 
 liable to chilblains, rheumatism, and tonsilitis. 
 
 Defence.—Counsel for the defence ridiculed the contention of 
 the prosecution, and said he wondered what the temperature in 
 schools and even courts of justice was. 
 
 Result.—The magistrate imposed a fine of £3, and 6/- costs. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to ‘‘ Standard,’ May gth, 1906. 
 
 THAMES POLLUTION. 
 
 Case.—At Hungerford (Berkshire) Sessions the Hungerford 
 District Council were summoned by the Thames Conservancy for 
 polluting the river Kennet, a tributary of the Thames. The 
 Conservancy first served the Council with a notice to stop this 
 nuisance ten years ago. 
 
 Result.—Fine ot £50. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to ‘‘ Standard,” April 12th, 1906. 
 
 “TRIANGLE CAMP.” 
 
 Case.—This was an application of the West Ham Corporation 
 asking that a committal order might issue against the defendant, 
 Ben. Cunningham, a councillor, tor contempt of court in not 
 obeying an injunction restraining him from trespassing on a piece 
 of land at Plaistow. It was explained that the injunction was 
 granted on a previous date, and by its terms the defendant and 
 another and their servants and agents were ordered to ‘‘ quit ”’ 
 their self-acquired territory. The land in question which the 
 defendants had trespassed upon was about four acres in extent, 
 and was situated at St. Mary’s Road, Plaistow. It belonged to 
 the plaintiff Corporation, and formerly consisted of a series of 
 gravel pits. These had since been filled up, the ground levelled, 
 and the land fenced round. It appeared that the defendants and 
 their servants and agents had taken possession of the land, and 
 
 ‘ had encamped there, and were digging up and cultivating the 
 
 land. They were, after they had been in possession of the land 
 several days, asked to leave, but as they refused the injunction 
 was obtained. 
 
 Defence.—Counsel for the defendant said that his client felt 
 very sore upon the subject. He maintained that he had com- 
 mitted no trespass on the Corporation property whatever. It was 
 the duty of the authorities of the parish to provide work for the 
 unemployed. In what he had done he had been actuated by the 
 purest and most patriotic of motives in calling the attention of 
 the public to the negligent way in which the authorities were 
 dealing with the needs of the unemployed. He would undertake 
 not to go on the land until the trial of the appeal. 
 
 Result.—No order made for committal, but defendant to give 
 an undertaking that till the end of this action he will not go on 
 the place covered by the order, and he must pay the costs of this 
 application. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to ‘‘ Standard,’ August 16th, 1906. 
 
 UNIT OF MEASUREMENT. 
 
 Case.—This case—interesting as illustrating some features ot 
 Scottish methods of measuring builders’ works—came up on 
 final appeal in the Scottish Court of Session, and was heard by 
 Lord Justice Clerk and Lords Kyllachy, Stormonth-Darling, and 
 Low. It appeared that the appellants contracted with the 
 defendants and respondents, who are builders and contractors in 
 Stonehouse, in the County of Lanark, for the erection of certain 
 tenements, according to plans and schedules prepared by an 
 architect employed by the pursuers. In the schedules the archi- 
 tect stated the chimney stalks at a rate per square yard. This, 
 it was alleged, was contrary to the prevailing practice in the 
 west of Scotland, where the work in question was always 
 scheduled per square foot. The defenders inserted a rate per 
 square foot, acting on the erroneous assumption that this was 
 what was wanted. The defenders were the successful offerers, 
 and on the completion of the work it was measured by the 
 architect, who, in his final measurement, inserted a price per 
 Square foot for the work performed, thus paying the defenders 
 at arate nine times in excess of the price quoted by them per 
 square yard. This having been subsequently discovered by the 
 pursuers, they raised the present action for restitution of the 
 sum of £78 alleged to have been overpaid. 
 
 Defence.—It appeared to be common ground that the rate 
 
 “ quoted by the defenders in their schedule was a fair and usual 
 
 rate per square foot; that although they had quoted the same 
 rate per square yard, what they really intended to quote was a 
 rate per foot, and that therefore the money which they had 
 received was due in equity. 
 
292 
 
 LEGAL DECISIONS. 
 
 Result.—The Court held that the pursuers were unable to 
 show that repayment was due in equity, and the defenders there- 
 fore were assoilzied. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to ‘‘ Building World,” February 3rd, 1906.— 
 WILSON v. WEIR AND HAMILTON. 
 
 WATER BY MEASURE. 
 
 Case.—At the North London Police Court the magistrate 
 delivered a considered judgment in acase in which the Metro- 
 politan Water Board was summoned by an estate agent and 
 builder, of Stoke Newington Road, for neglecting to supply 
 him with water by measure. This was a summons (said the 
 magistrate) under section 43 of the Water Works Clauses Act, 
 1847, for neglecting to supply water by measure to the complain- 
 ant at his request. Being desirous of having a supply of water 
 by measure for use in his building operations, which was a 
 purpose other than the purposes in respect of which rates were, 
 by the East London Water Works Act, 1853, provided or limited, 
 the complainant requested the defendants to supply him with 
 25,000 gallons of water. He tendered with his request the sum 
 of £2 2s. in payment for the water, at the rate of gd. per 1,000 
 gallons, which was the maximum price to be paid, according to 
 section 79 of the East London Water Works Act, 1853. The 
 defendants had neglected to supply water by measure to the 
 complainant, who consequently asserted that they were liable to 
 penalties for such neglect. 
 
 Defence.—The defence put forward by counsel for the defen- 
 dants was that they were not bound to supply water to the 
 complainant by measure, because he was not the owner or 
 occupier of any premises situate in or adjoining any street in 
 which any main or service pipe of the defendant company was 
 laid, and that, inasmuch as the supply of water was required by 
 the complainant at a point on the land at which there was no 
 building, and which was not appurtenant to any building there, 
 the place of required supply, of which the complainant 
 was the owner and occupier, was not ‘‘premises’’ within the 
 section. 
 
 Result.—The magistrate found that the complainant’s land 
 was premises, and that he had made a reasonable tender. 
 Penalty of 40s. against the Water Board, and £10 tos. costs. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to ‘* Standard,” May 22nd, 1906, PAINE 
 v. METROPOLITAN WATER BOARD. 
 
 WORKMEN IN GOODS LIFTS. 
 
 Case.—This was an appeal to the House of Lords by the 
 widow of a workman, in forma pauperis, against an order of the 
 Court of Appeal. The appellant’s husband was a joiner in the 
 employ of the respondents, engineers, of Gainsborough. They 
 had on their premises a lift or hoist, on which was posted a 
 notice that it was only to be used by workmen when in charge ot 
 goods. On the day of the accident the man got into the lift in 
 order to pass quickly from one floor to the other, and as he was 
 leaving it, it suddenly moved upwards, throwing him down, and in 
 the result he was crushed and so injured that he died. By Clause 
 
 , I of the Workmen’s Compensation Act, 1897, under which Act 
 | the widow now claimed to be entitled to compensation, it is 
 _ enacted that the employer of an injured workman shall not be 
 _ liable if the injury to the workman is attributable to the serious 
 _ and wilful misconduct of the injured man. The County Court 
 judge held in favour of the employers, and the Court of Appeal 
 
 | affirmed his decision, expressing the view that in this case the act, 
 
 | although trivial in itself, must be regarded as ‘‘ serious,’’ because 
 | it resulted in serious consequences to the workman. 
 
 Defence.—In the County Court the respondents had submitted 
 that the widow could not recover because, having no load with 
 him, the man ought not to have made use of the hoist; and his 
 doing so was an infraction of their rule. 
 
 Result.—The Lord Chancellor said he disagreed with the view 
 of the Court of Appeal that the word ‘‘serious’”’ could be con- 
 strued in reference to the result of the misconduct, for he thought 
 the word clearly qualified the misconduct itself. It could not be 
 contended under all the circumstances that this breach of rule 
 should be so designated. Other Lords concurred. Judgment 
 for the widow for £242 16s., together with all costs. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to ‘‘ Standard,’ May 18th, 1906.— JOHNSON ». 
 MARSHALL, SONS, AND Co, Limited. 
 
 WORKMEN’S COMPENSATION ACT. 
 
 Case.—This case came before the Court of Appeal on the 
 | application of the plaintiff for a new trial or judgment in an 
 | action tried at Birmingham. In it, the plaintiff, a boy of about 
 | fifteen years of age, brought the action through his next friend to 
 recover damages from the defendants, his employers, for personal 
 injuries caused by the alleged negligence of the defendants, or 
 in the alternative, by a breach on their part of their statutory 
 duty under the Factory and Workshop Act, 1901, to keep certain 
 machinery properly fenced. At the trial judgment was entered 
 | for the defendants, in accordance with the verdict of the jury. 
 | After judgment had been so entered, plaintiff's counsel applied to 
 
 the learned judge to assess compensation to the plaintiff to be 
 
 paid by the defendants under Section 1, sub-section 4 of the 
 
 Workmen’s Compensation Act, 1897. and the learned judge 
 | made an award in favour of the plaintiff under the Act for 3s. 6d. 
 | a week, and gave a certificate to that effect. 
 |  Defence.—After the case had been opened for the appellant, 
 | counsel for the respondents contended that as the plaintiff had 
 
 exercised the option conferred on him by the Workmen’s Com- 
 | pensation Act, and had obtained an award of statutory compensa- 
 | tion under sub-section 4, he was stopped from proceeding 
 | further with his common law remedy. 
 
 Result.—Their lordships upheld the objection, holding that, 
 as the plaintiff had exercised his option to have compensation 
 assessed under the Act of 1897, and having got the award which 
 was apparently unimpeachable and properly made, he was 
 barred from prosecuting the action. Appeal dismissed with 
 costs. 
 
 Reported.—Refer to ‘‘ Builder,” August 4th, 1906.—NEALE v 
 THE ELECTRIC AND ORDNANCE ACCESSORIES Co., LTD. 
 
NOTES ano DATA. 
 N preparing the following Notes and Data a careful selection has been made of the most 
 
 Leading authorities have been consulted and the whole has 
 In a work of this kind it is scarcely to be hoped 
 
 useful tables and memoranda. 
 been arranged in a form for ready use. 
 that no inaccuracy should have crept in, but every effort has been made to render all the 
 
 information thoroughly reliable. 
 
 We shall be pleased to receive any suggestions by which its usefulness may be 
 
 improved in future issues. 
 
 ALTAR or LORD’S TABLE. 
 
 Height, 3 ft. 3 in. to 3 tt.6in. Width, 1 ft. 
 10 in. to 2 ft. 3in. Least Length, 6 ft. 6 in. 
 ALTAR RAILS 
 
 Should stand on only one step, and ample 
 room should be allowed in front of rail for 
 communicants. Height of rail, 2 ft. 
 
 ANGLE AND T IRON. 
 WEIGHT IN LBS. PER Foot RuN. 
 
 ARCHITECTS’ CHARGES. 
 
 SCHEDULE SANCTIONED BY THE ROYAL 
 INSTITUTE OF BRITISH ARCHITECTS, CON- 
 FIRMED AT A GENERAL CONFERENCE OF 
 ARCHITECTS OF THE UN TED NiNGDOM, 
 1872, AND REVISED BY THE ROYAL INSTI- 
 TUTE, 1898.* 
 
 1. The usual remuneration for an architect’s 
 services, except as hereinafter mentioned, is a com- 
 mission of 5 per cent, on the total cost of works 
 
 Architects’ Charges—continu J. 
 
 4. When several distinct buildings, being repe- 
 titions of one design, are erected at the same time 
 from a single specification and one set of drawings 
 and under one contract, the usual commission 
 is charged on the cost of one such building, and a 
 modified arrangement made in respect of the 
 others; but this arrangement does not apply to the 
 reduplication of parts in one building undertaking, 
 in which case the full commission is charged on the 
 total cost. 
 
 5. If the architect should have drawn out the 
 
 Breadth executed under his directions. Such total cost is to approved design, with plans, elevations, sections, 
 Flanges be valued as though executed by a builder with new | and specification, the charge is 24 per cent. upon 
 added materials. This commission is for the necessary | the estimated cost. If he should have procured 
 Inches. 3 3 4 § 3 i z preliminary conferences and sketches, approximate | tenders in accordance with the instruction of his 
 2 146 2°03 2°50 estimate when required (such for instance, as may employer, the charge is 4 per cent. in addition, 
 24 1°87 2°66 3°34 , be obtained by cubing out the contents), the 24 per cent. is charged upon any works originally 
 3A ae Se boy ree eae general and detailed drawings and included in the contract or tender, but subsequently 
 A 3°13 4°54 5°83 7°03. 8'r4 specifications, one set of tracings, duplicate speci- | omitted in execution. These charges are exclusive 
 44 3°54 517 6:67 808 9°39 fication, general superintendence of works, and | of the charge for taking out quantities. Preliminary 
 5 3°90 5°80 7°50 Qg'Ir 10°64 12°05 examining and passing the accounts, exclusive of | sketches and interviews, where the drawings 
 54 4°38 Or4t 8°33 10°16 11°89 13°50 measuring and making out extras and omissions. are not further proceeded with, are charged for 
 64 ey Tee so ee whee ee a os This commission does not include the payment according to the trouble involved and time 
 7 5°62 8:29 10°82 13°28 15°61 17°86 20°00 | for services rendered in connection with negotiations expended. , : : 
 74 6:03. 8°93 11°65 14°33 16°85 19°32 21°07 | relating to the site or premises, or in supplying 6. Should the client, having approved the design, 
 Fe | amen ed ced Tee ose SEP chee material alterationsito. be. mace ugh alien 
 10 12°06 15°83 19°53 23°10 2661 30°00 ise be site On Paatuiscs and taling lees) ar te reas or after the contract has been entered into, 
 
 SAFE DISTRIBUTED LOAD IN CwrTs. 
 
 surveys and plans of buildings to be altered, making 
 arrangements in respect of party-walls and rights 
 of light, or for drawings for and correspondence 
 with local and other authorities, or for services 
 
 an extra charge is made in proportion to the time 
 occupied in such alterations. 
 7. The architect is entitled during the progress ot 
 
 2 Breaking Weight. Ends fixed. consequent on the failure of builders to carry out the works to payment by instalments on account at 
 Dimensions. Bearing in feet. the works, or for services in connection with litiga- | the rate of 5 per cent, on the amount of the certifi- 
 4 6 8 To 12 ™ | tion or arbitration, or in the measurement and | ©ates when granted, or alternatively on the signing 
 
 : i 4 xf in ae oe sf hs valuation of extras and omissions, For such services of the oie ee ee the TS ae My the 
 2 2 ; 875 5°84 4°37. «3°52 additional charges proportionate to the trouble || 4mount thereof, ano the remainder by instalments 
 2h he 115. 86 ~=—6"87._— 575 4'g:«| involved and time spent are made, The clerk of dunng their progress, res 
 8 3 g Ig’ 14°79 :11°8r 9°87 843 | the works should be appointed by the architect, his 8. The charge per day depends upon an architect's 
 3434 8 27 20'5 164 1365 11°46 | salary being paid by the client professional position, the minimum charge being 
 
 4 4 3 31°25 25°0 20°83 17°86 . ‘ i three guineas, 
 5 5 ; 30.25 45°0 27'S 32°T4 3. In all works of less cost than £1,000, and in g. The charge for taking a pian of an estate, 
 5 o 55° 47°t4 | works requiring designs for furniture and fittings of | Jaying it out, and arranging for building upon it, is 
 buildings, or for their decoration with painting, | regulated by the time, skill, and trouble involved, 
 
 AREAS. mosaics, sculpture, stained glass, or other like 1o. For setting out on an estate the position of 
 sper ealccmol parallel sides 5 vertical oder and in cases of alterations and additions to | the proposed road or roads, taking levels, and 
 distance apart. uildings, 5 per cent. is not remunerative, and the preparing diawings for roads and sewers, applying 
 
 Triangle = fee ensicula: x base. 
 Cycloid = § area of generating circle. 
 Sector of Circle = degrees 1n arc x area of circle 
 
 360 
 See also ‘“‘ CIRCLES,”’ Properties of. 
 
 CON. COM. Q 
 
 architect’s charge is regulated by special circum- 
 stances and conditions, 
 
 * Copyright of the Royal Inst. of British Architects, 
 of whom copies can be obtained, price 6d. 
 
 for the sanction of local authorities, and supplying 
 all necessary tracings for this purpose, the charge is 
 
 »@per cent. on the estimated cost. For subsequently 
 
 prepariug working drawings and specifications of 
 roads and sewers, obtaining tenders, supplying one 
 
294 
 
 Architects’ Charges—continued. 
 
 copy of drawings and specification to the contractor, 
 superintending works, examining and _ passing 
 accounts (exclusive of measuring and yaluing extras 
 and omissions), the charge is 4 per cent. on the cost 
 of the works excuted, in addition to the 2 per cent. 
 previously mentioned. 
 
 tt. For letting the several plots in ordinary cases 
 the charge is a sum not exceeding a whole year’s 
 ground rent, but in respect of plots of great value a 
 special arrangement must be made. 
 
 12, For approving plans submitted by the lessee, 
 and for inspecting the buildings during their pro- 
 gress, so far as may be necessary to ensure the 
 conditions being fulfilled, and certifying for lease, 
 the charge is a percentage not exceeding 1% per 
 cent. up to £5,000, and above that by special. 
 arrangement, 
 
 13. For valuing freehold, copyhold, or leasehold 
 property the charge is :— 
 
 On £1,000 
 
 Thence to £10,000 
 
 Above £10,000 5» on residue. 
 
 In valuations for mortgage, if an advance is not 
 
 made, $ of the above scale, The minimum fee is 
 three guineas. 
 
 14. For valuing and negotiating the settlement of 
 claims under the Land Clauses Consolidation Act 
 er other Acts for the compulsory acquisition of 
 property, the charge is on Ryde’s Scale, as 
 follows :— 
 
 On AMOUNT OF SETTLEMENT, WHETHER BY 
 
 I per cent, 
 
 9 
 
 oe 
 
 ee 
 
 oe eo 
 
 VERDICT, AWARD, OR OTHERWISE, 
 Amt. Gs. Amt. Gs. Amt. Gs. 
 & & 
 100 5 3,400 30 7,600 51 
 200 7 3,609 31 7,800 52 
 300 9 3,800 32 8,000 53 
 400 II 4,000 33 8,200 54 
 500 13 4,200 34 8,400 55 
 600 14 4,400 35 8,600 56 
 700 15 4,600 36 8,800 57 
 800 16 4,800 BF. 9,000 58 
 goo 17 5,000 38 9,200 59 
 1,000 18 5,200 39 9,400 60 
 1,200 19 5,400 40 9,600 61 
 1,400 20 5,600 41 9,800 62 
 1,600 21 5,800 42 10,000 63 
 1,800 22 6,000 43 11,000 68 
 2,000 23 6,200 44 12,000 73 
 2,200 24 6,400 45 14,000 83 
 2.400 25 6,600 46 16,000 93 
 2,600 26 6,800 47 18,000 103 
 2,800 27 7,000 48 20,000 113 
 3,000 28 7,200 49 
 3,200 29 7,400 5° 
 
 Beyond this Half-a-Guinea per Cent. 
 The above scale is exclusive of attendances on juries 
 or umpires, or at arbitrations, and also of expenses 
 and preparation of plans. > 
 
 15. For estimating dilapidations, and furnishing 
 er checking a schedule of same, the charge is 5 per 
 cent, on the estimate, but in no case less than two 
 guineas, Jor services in connection with settle- 
 ment of claim, by arbitration or otherwise, extra 
 charges are made, under Clause 8. 
 
 16, For inspecting, reporting, and advising on 
 the sanitary condition of premises, the charge must 
 depend on the nature and extent of the services 
 rendered, 
 
 17. In all cases travelling and other out-of-pocket 
 expenses are paid by the client in addition to the 
 fees, If the work is at such a distance as to lead to 
 an exceptional expenditure of time in travelling, an 
 additional charge may be made under Clause 8. 
 
 18. When an architect takes out and supplies to 
 builders quantities on which to form estimates for 
 executing his designs, he should do so with the 
 concurrence of his client, and it is desirable that the 
 architect should be paid by him rather than by the 
 builder, the cost of such quantities not being 
 included in the commission of 5 per cent. 
 
 ASPECT 
 Most SUITABLE FOR ROOMS. 
 
 Bedrooms, S.E. Ditto Summer, N.E. 
 liard Room, N. or N.W. 
 
 Conservatory, S., with ends E. and W. 
 
 Dairy, N. 
 
 Dining Room, N. to N.E. Drawing Room, 
 S.E. 
 
 Kitchen Offices, N. Larder, N. Library, E. 
 
 Morning Room, FE. Nursery, S. or S.E. . 
 
 Porch, N.E. Servants’ Offices, N.E. 
 Room, S.E. 
 
 Smoking Room, N.W. Staircase and Land- 
 tog, N. 
 
 Bil- 
 
 Aspect—continued. 
 
 To DETERMINE SOUTH BY A WATCH.—Point 
 hour hand to the sun, Jalf-way from hour hand 
 to XII gives the direction of S. To determine 
 East and West, erect a vertical rod on a flat sur- 
 face; describe a circle with the rod as a centre, 
 and the height of the roi as radius (varies with 
 latitude), mark the point where the shadow of 
 the rod touches the circle in the forenoon, and 
 again in the afternoon, and draw a line through 
 the two points, which line will give the ‘‘ East ”’ 
 and ‘‘ West.” 
 
 ASPHALT 
 
 Is used either in a mastic state and rubbed to a 
 smooth surface, or as a powder, spread and con- 
 solidated with hot irons. The former for floors, 
 roofs, damp: proof courses, walls, arches, tanks, 
 reservoirs, etc.; the latter for roads and pave- 
 ments where the traffic is heavy. 
 
 Thickness: For floors and roofs, $in. to I in. ; 
 for pavements and roads, Id in. to 2in.; for 
 damp-proof courses, fin. to #in.: and as a 
 vertical damp-proof course, #in. to 1g in. 
 
 The bed for receiving Asphalt must be tho- 
 roughly dry, and where it is to be attached to 
 vertical faces, the ground should be rough to 
 afford a good key. 
 
 BARS. 
 ROUND AND SQUARE IRON. 
 Weight in lbs, per foot run. 
 Inches. Round. Square. Inches. Round. Square. 
 + "164 208 2k 16°38 20°85 
 3 * 368 *470 2? 19°82 25°25 
 3 “055 "835 3 23°58 30°05 
 Q 1024 1304 Baecacs 35°25 
 1°475 1°877 3% — 32'09 40°85 
 H 2°008 2°555 3% 36°84 46°93 
 I 2°62 3°336 4 41°90 53°38 
 18 3°31 4°22 4% 47°30 60°28 
 1¢ 4°09 5/24 4% 53°09 67°60 
 18 4°95 6°33 4% 58°09 75°32 
 1z 5°89 7°50 5 65°46 83°42 
 oe 6'ot 8°81 5t 72°25 02°02 
 13 8:02 10°29 54 79°28 1010 
 if g°2 11°72 5 86°05 110°35 
 2 10°48 13°35 6 94°35 120°15 
 2} 13°26 16°89 
 
 Nors.—For weights of bars of larger size multiply a bar 
 half the size by 4. 
 
 FLAT BAR IRon. 
 Weight in lbs. per foot run. 
 
 Breadth 
 in ins. Thickness in fractions of an inch. 
 
 2 3 4 8 2 g I 
 I *4I De GES alley Reh PESO. FOR KISH! 
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 1% £03 Neel 625 LCOS 27505 eQ 13m ast7 5 423 ONES 00 
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 3 T2269 27500) 30750155001 8LO:25)8 AS ON OW) yan 1070 
 3¢ 1°35 2°71 4°07 5°43’ 6177 81g 9748 T0'85 
 2d es dOm 210243 Oe 4m 7c ON ans: 7/5 MEOW? me LOS 
 32 157 «313, 469) 200 7°81 9739 TOO 12ST 
 4 1107) 13°93 H5t00) 86168 8°34) ToLon 1709/1335 
 Sey INT 770 19B5S4 0) kS13200 7509 oe SiS OmnIO:03 me 12:4 OmerAnTS 
 44 1°87 3°75 «5°63 7°50 9739-1126 13°14 15°02 
 4$ 198 3°90 5°94 77°92 g'90 11°88 13°86 15°85 
 5 2°09 «4°17 «6°25. 834 «10°43. «12°50 14°50 16°68 
 Bey 219 4730" 6°50) 8775" 1Or95) 13845 325 1752 
 se 2°29 «4°59 688 g'17_-11°47 13°75 16°06 - 18°35 
 52 2°39 «4°79««7°20-««9'58«I'99 «14°39 «16°79 19°18 
 6 2°50 5°00 7°50 0°00. 12:52 15'0l 17°52 20.04 
 
 For STEEL BARS - multiply above by 1°02. 
 
 Sick | 
 
 BATHS and WASHHOUSES. 
 PUBLIC BATHS. 
 
 Proportion of LARGE BaTH, length and width, 
 3to1. 100 ft. xX 35 ft. best size for first class 
 bath ; depth of water, 3 ft. 6 in. at shallow end, 
 6 ft. to 7 ft. at deep end. Depth should be indi- 
 cated on wall, just above safety rail, in plain 
 figures, at every 5 ft. of length. 
 
 Space required for Water Polo, 75 ft. x 35 ft.; 
 and depth, 4 ft. 6in. to 7 ft. 
 
 Open self-draining channel near top to receive 
 scum and as spitting trough; an iron or copper 
 safety rail, 1fin. diam., a few inches above 
 water line, all round. 
 
 DRESSING Boxgs, 3 ft. 6in. x 3 ft. 6 in.; fitted 
 | with seat, battened foot-board, small shelf, two 
 
 Baths and Washhouses—con’inued. 
 
 hat and coat pegs, and mirror. Ladies’ Dressing 
 Boxes, quit. x 4itt, 
 
 GANGways round pond, 4q ft. clear at sides, 
 and 6 ft. to 8 ft. at ends. Well rubbed, hard 
 York stone best for paving. Fall to surface 
 drains. 
 
 Divine STAGE, JUDGES’ PLATFORM, PRESS 
 GALLERY, and WATER CHUTE. 
 
 ‘TEMPERATURE of Water, 70° to 72° Fahr. 3 
 and for women and children, 72% to 75°. Room 
 outsi-e Pond and Douche Room, 68°; and for 
 women and children, same as Pond. Water 
 should be warmed by the injection of steam round 
 the sides near the bottom; the pipes in chases 
 and cased for protection. 
 
 LATRINES should be kept separate from bath, 
 and warmed and ventilated. ; 
 
 CONSTRUCTION OF LARGE BATH.—Good, 
 sound foundation; a shell of Portland cement 
 concrete inside, rendered in cement and lined 
 with asphalte. Then tested, and, if water-tight, 
 paved and faced with white glazed bricks or tiles. 
 
 If used for swimming entertainments, means oj 
 communication from one end of the bath to the 
 other should be provided outside. 
 
 SLIPPER BATHS.—Ist class: Two compart 
 ments. One containing glazed fireclay bath, 
 white inside and out, with warm and cold douche 
 over; fittings—foot-board, towel rail, electric bell, 
 and soapdish. Other, a small dressing-room, with 
 dressing table, glass, chair, rug, hat and coat pegs. 
 
 2nd class: Single compartment, 6 ft. 3in. x 
 6ft. in clear, Bath fireclay, glazed inside and 
 over rim, and rest painted; fittings—foot-board 
 seat, towel rail, clothes pegs, electric bell, soap 
 dish, mirror and brush, shelf and thermometer, 
 Divisions, 6 ft. 6in. high, and standing a few 
 inches above floor of enamelled slate, light 
 coloured marbles, or, preferably, of white glazed 
 bricks. Valves non-concussive, and regulated by 
 attendant. Waste should empty bath in 2 minutes. 
 
 WASHHOUSES. 
 
 Rooms REQUIRED.—Washhouse and mangling 
 room, waiting room, cloak and bonnet room, and 
 ciéche near entrance; store, bath and sink room, 
 w.c., etc. ; accommodation for manager and wife. 
 
 WASHHOUSES, with drying closets one side of 
 room, washing compartments on the other. - 
 
 Each washer has a compartment and one dry- 
 ing horse, numbered to correspond. 
 
 Each compartment 3 ft. 6in. x 2 ft. and 4 ft. 6in. 
 high, and 6ft. between. Should contain two 
 troughs; one for boiling and rinsing at back, and 
 one for washing. 
 
 Steam supplied to back trough for boiling 
 purposes, and hot »»d cold water supplied to 
 front troughs by co..s with movable nozzles. 
 Hot and cold water supplies may be carried on 
 iron standards, fixed aiong top of divisions; that 
 for steam should be carried along floor, with 
 upward branch to each compartment. 
 
 Over troughs at back of compartment, a lattice 
 shelf to take linen when washed; and under- 
 neath, receptacles for soap and soda. 
 
 Divisions mostly of cast iron, galvanized or 
 painted. 
 
 Hydro extractor, or centrifugal wringing 
 machines, about 22 in. diam., driven from below. 
 
 Heating of drying closets by coils of steam 
 pipes; temperature of closet, 140°, combined 
 with efficient ventilation. 
 
 Walls faced with glazed bricks; surface drain- 
 age of floor. : 
 
 Average stay of one washer, 24 hours; average 
 water used, 45 gallons. 
 
 MANGLING Room, adjoining washhouse; one 
 large and one small steam-driven box mangle, 
 and table for folding, etc. 
 
 IRONING.—Little or no ironing done—this at 
 home—but small gas stove should be provided 
 for heating irons. 
 
 CLOAK AND BONNET Koo, with ventilated 
 cupboards, with lock and key, and numbers to 
 correspond with number of drying closet, etc. 
 
BILLIARD ROOMS. 
 
 A fall size table is 12ft. x 6ft.; smaller sizes 
 are Oft., 7ft., 8ft., gft., roft. and r1ft. Clear 
 space round table usually 6ft., sometimes only 5ft. 
 Space between two tables should be 5ft. Seat 
 and lounges should be clear of playing space and 
 be raised. Height of room should be 13ft. to 
 14ft. Top iight and ventilating necessary. 
 
 The floor of a billiard room should, if on the 
 ground floor, be constructed with solid supports, 
 and, if on an upper floor, with beams under the 
 legs of the table. 
 
 BOILING POINT. 
 
 Centigrade. Fahrenheit. 
 oO o 
 Alcohol boils at ans 744 173°1 
 Ether fA : 35°65 a6. 
 Quicksilver ,, eee 300 680 
 Water As PoP ae (8.2) 212 
 
 BOLTS and NUTS—IRON. 
 WEIGHTS IN LBS. 
 Hexagon head and nut and round neck. 
 
 For each 
 Clear Length of Boltsin Inches additional 
 Diameters under Head. Inch 
 in in length 
 Inches. 1 13 2 3 ADD 
 t *o31 *038 "045 059 “O14 
 ys *056 "057 078 *I00 *022 
 g 092 *107 “123 154 “O31 
 x "139 "161 "182 225 "043 
 i *200 *228 *256 312 *056 
 ts 276 312 348 *420 072 
 § “369 “412 “459 "543 °087 
 "613 676 *740 *867 *127 
 5 1°039 1124 1°2094 “170 
 ay é 1°496 1°604 1°823 "219 
 1% as 2°210 2°496 “286 
 I *. 2°956 3°306 “350 
 I “ 3°864 4°296 “425 
 4 fe ae 5°431 "505 
 I “c . 8254 "703 
 2 . ooo . II‘g3r *g918 
 BRICKWORK. 
 SIZES OF BRICKS. 
 London Stocks oe S$ X 4t X 23 
 Reaiktinsent tec) SEO ah! 28 
 Welsh Fire ... ca i) SK 4 x 2? 
 Glazed see se 9 X 45 X 22 
 Suffolk Whites rere os Grd ae: 
 Staffordshire Blue ... 6 x 1% xX 23 
 a ny ess) Oe Ady Xx, 22 
 ” (a coy Oe Zee ane Ger. 8 
 ” ” * QO X 44 X 2 
 $6 Ae, A LO (Sue See 
 : Perel een 3c, 2 
 Adamantine Clinker 6 x 2} x 1% 
 Dutch Clinker seen OrE Xen. Tt 
 
 The Suffolk White, Blue Staffordshire, and the 
 Clinkers are used for paving. 
 
 500 Bricks= x load, and weigh 1% tons. 
 1000 Bricks stacked = 50 to 55 c. feet. 
 1000 Old Bricks stacked =65 to 70 c. feet. 
 
 ROD =STANDARD MEASURE=I6$ ft. x 164 ft. 
 X 134 in. 
 
 I Rod=272 ft. of 14 B. wall=4o08 ft. super. 
 1 B. wall=816 ft. super. § B. wall = 306 ft. c. 
 = 11} yards c. 
 
 I Rod = 258 c. ft. of bricks and 48 c. ft. of 
 mortar, and } in. joints=234 c. ft. of bricks and 
 72 c. ft. of mortar % in. joints. 
 
 I Rod requires 4320 to 4352 stocks in mortar 
 with din. to Zin. joints. 
 
 I Rod requires 5370 stocks laid dry. 
 
 1 Rod requires 4900 stocks dry in wells, etc. 
 
 1 Foot super of reduced brickwork requires 16 
 bricks. s 
 
 I Rod requires 36 bushels of Portland cement 
 and 36 bushels of sand, or I c. yard of stone lime 
 and 34c yards of sand. 
 
 To reduce gin. work to standard, deduct 4. 
 
 To reduce cubic feet to standard, deduct 4. 
 
 BRICK ARCHES.—I yard super of gauged arches 
 requires 10 bricks. 
 
 BRICK FACING.—I foot super requires 7 bricks, 
 Flemish bond. 
 
 1 Foot super requires 8 bricks, English bond. 
 
 Brickwork—continued. 
 
 Brick NOGGING.—1 yard super requires 45 
 stocks laid flat, and 2c. ft. of mortar. 
 
 I yard super requires 30 stocks laid on edge 
 and $c. ft. of mortar. 
 
 In dry weather bricks should be wetted «before 
 use. 
 
 Each course should be flushed with mortar. 
 
 Regular stages no’ part more than 4ft. above 
 rest of work. 
 
 Sleeper walls or piers 4 ft. 6in. or 5 ft. apart. 
 
 Hollow walls, cavity 2} ins., with 3 or 4 ties 
 every yard super, arranged diagonally. Provide 
 air bricks for ventilation. Cover heads ot doors 
 and windows with 4 lb. lead, at least 12 inches 
 wide, and turned down. 
 
 The greater thickness of hollow wail should be 
 inside for strength. 
 
 Keep cavity of a hollow wall clear of mortar 
 drippings as work proceeds. 
 
 CATTLE SHEDS. 
 Shelters. 
 Space for each Sheep to ft. super. 
 Pig Io ft. 
 Bullock 40 to 60 ft. super. 
 
 ” ” 
 ” 9 
 
 CHAINS. 
 
 SAFE LOAD CALCULATED AT ABOUT 3 OF 
 BREAKING WEIGHT. 
 Stud Link Cables. Close Link Cables. 
 Dia.of Safe Dia.of Safe Dia. of Safe Dia.of Safe 
 
 bar. load. bar. load, bar. load. bar. load. 
 Ins. Tons. Ins. Tons, Ins. Tons. Ins. Tons. 
 5 I 1%) 0.9575 ve ‘Is #3 2°7 
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 ; Pa) 16°75 as “81 I 5 
 Cao ce aS g 1°07 4 6°25 
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 1% 5°75 23 22°33 = 1°67 13 9 
 1 7 2% 24°33 ip 2°01 3 II 
 te 8685 2k 20°33 Sead Rs: 133 
 CHANCELS. 
 
 Clear space between fronts of book boards at 
 least 5 ft., where width of chancel is under 18ft., 
 but 8 ft. or more where possibile. 
 
 In large churches provide for return of Com- 
 municauts through side aisles. 
 
 In chancel aisles movable seats are desirable. 
 
 CHIMNEYS and FLUES. 
 L. B. Act, 1894.-—Dégest. 
 
 Except to steam engine, brewery, distillery, or 
 manufactory, not to be higher above roof, etc., ad- 
 joining than 6 tiraes the least width, unless bonded 
 te another chimney not in same line, or otherwise 
 secured, 
 
 Chimneys may project ON CORBELS thickness of 
 wall immediately below. Others to be on SOLID 
 FOUNDATIONS and footings, or on iron girders 
 bearing on party, external, or cross walls, to satis- 
 faction of District Surveyor. 
 
 Flues at a LESS ANGLE THAN 45 DEGREEs, to 
 have at least 8% ins, of brickwork on upper side. 
 
 Chimneys and Flues with angles LESS THAN 45 
 DEGREES to have SOOT DOORS of not less than 40 
 square inches, every angle to be properly rounded, 
 Soor Doors 15 ins. from wood. 
 
 Chimney breast to be carried on arch, stone, or 
 wrought iron, If projecting more than 4 ins,, with 
 jambs less than 174 ins, wide, to be tied in with 
 iron bar or bars turned up and down at ends and 
 built in 8% ins, each side, 
 
 JAMBS to be at least 84 ins. wide. 
 
 CHIMNEY BREASTS and brickwork surrounding 
 smoke flues to be at least 4 ins. thick, 
 
 BACKS OF FIRE PLACE openings to a height of 
 12 ins, above mantle to be 83 ins, thick. 
 
 Inside of flues and outside, where passing through 
 floors or roofs, or near timber, TO BE RENDERED, 
 PARGETTED, OR LINED with fire-resisting stone- 
 ware piping, 
 
 Chimney shafts or flues to be at least 3 FRET 
 ABOVE THE ROOF FLAT OR GUTTER at the highest 
 part adjoining, and the TOP 6 COURSES TO BE IN 
 CEMENT. 
 
 Flues built in or against any PARTY STRUCTURE 
 to be surrounded with new brickwork at least 4 ins. 
 thick, and properly bonded. 
 
 ye 
 
 Chimneys and Flues—continued, 
 
 CHIMNEY BREASTS not to be CUT AWAY from 
 any party wall without the certificate of the District 
 Surveyor. 
 
 CHIMNEY SHAFT, jamb, or flue, not to be cuT 
 INTO, except for repair, for letting in, removing, 
 or altering pipes and smoke jacks; for forming 
 openings for soot doors, and for insertion of ventil- 
 ating valves, the opening for such not to be nearer 
 than 12 ins. to any timber or combustible material. 
 
 POSITION AND COURSE OF FLUES to be out- 
 lined in durable manner on outside of wall, except 
 in outer wall, 
 
 Flues for OVEN, FURNACE, COCKLE, STEAM 
 BOILER, OR CLOSE FIRE, for any trade or business, 
 or range or cooking apparatus of any hotel, tavern, 
 or eating house, to be surrounded with brickwork 
 8% ins, thick to level of ceiling to room over. 
 
 Flues to STEAM BOILER or HOT AIR ENGINE to 
 be 20 ft. high from floor of engine. 
 
 TIMBER AND WOODWORK not to be nearer 
 than 12 ins. to inside of flues or chimney openings, 
 not to be within ro ins, of upper side of the hearth, 
 not within 2 ins. of face of wall about any chimney 
 or flue if such wall be less than 8} ins. thick, unless 
 face be rendered. 
 
 WooD PLUGS not to be nearer than 6 ins., and 
 iron holdfasts than 2 ins,, the inside of any flue, 
 
 Pipe-flues, see ‘ Pipes.” 
 
 CHIMNEY SHAFTS. 
 
 Circular shafts offer only half the resistance to 
 wind of square shafts. Flues should always be 
 circular. 
 
 Chimney shafts should not be attached to build- 
 ings owing to unequal settlement. 
 
 Thickness of brickwork: top 20 ft. (if flue not 
 more than 4 ft. 6 in. diam.) I brick. (If flue over 
 4 ft. 6 in. diam., 13 bricks.) Add 4% brick to 
 thickness for every 20 feet below. 
 
 Furnace should not be further away from shaft 
 than 4 height. 
 
 Firebrick lining inside base should be indepen- 
 dent of main shaft, and if temperature of vapours 
 very great, take firebrick lining to the top. 
 
 Shafts carrying off poisonous fumes should be 
 at least 250 feet high. 
 
 Hard stocks and mortar stand heat better than 
 stone and cement. 
 
 Foundations should be large and spreading. 
 
 Caps should only have a slight projection, as 
 they catch the wind and cause oscillation. 
 
 I{oop iron bond is required every ten or twelve 
 courses for each $ brick of thickness. 
 
 ' A lightning conductor should be fixed to shaft. 
 
 L. B. Act, 1894.—Digest. 
 
 To be of brickwork and mortar, and if detached te 
 taper 2% inches to ro feet of height. 
 
 Thickness of brickwork at tep and for 20 feet down 
 to be at least 84 inches, and half brick additional for 
 every 20 feet down. 
 
 Cap cornice pedestal plinth string course to be 
 additional to thickness required, and every cap to be 
 constructed and secured to the satisfaction of the 
 District Surveyor, 
 
 Foundations to be to satisfaction of the District 
 Surveyor, 
 
 Footings to be in regular offsets, projection to 
 equal thickness of base of shaft, space enclosed by 
 footings to be filled in solid as work proceeds. 
 
 CHURCHES. 
 
 REQUIREMENTS AND SUGGESTIONS, AS JkE- 
 
 VISED AND ADOPTED BY THE INCOPPORATED 
 CHURCH BUILDING SOCIETY. 
 
 PRELIMINARY. 
 
 In the designing and arrangement of a Church, 
 it must always be kept in mind that the primary 
 use of a Church is for worship, and that the form 
 of worship to be used there is that contained in 
 the Book of Common Prayer; also, that it is 
 intended for a permanent building, and, there- 
 fore, must be of substantial construction and not 
 
296 
 
 Churches—continued. 
 
 likely soon to need rebuilding or heavy charges 
 for its repair. 
 
 It is better to build only a part of a Church 
 well and make up the accommodation required 
 by using temporary building, which may: be taken 
 away when the charge of permanent work may 
 be borne, than to attempt more than the money 
 available can properly pay for. 
 
 In populous places and places where the 
 population is likely to increase, Churches should 
 be large, and, if it be not possible to build them 
 so at first, they should at least be laid down on a 
 large plan, and as much as can be, or as may at 
 the time be required, should be built, the com- 
 pletion of the work being left to the future. 
 
 In the case of a part only of a Church being 
 built at first, it is desirable, unless strong reasons 
 exist to the contrary, that such part shall include 
 the Chancel.* 
 
 The Holy Table and the Font should always 
 be suitable for the. permanent Church, but all 
 other furniture may be temporary, provided that 
 it be decent in itself, and be arranged as the 
 permanent furniture is intended to be, so that 
 each or any part of it may give place to permanent 
 work as opportunity occurs. 
 
 Or NEw CHURCHES. 
 
 SiTe.—The site of a new Church should be 
 easily accessible from all sides, and not near to 
 railways, noisy workshops, or other sources of 
 annoyance. It is well thata Church should stand 
 on somewhat raised ground, but not that it should 
 be on the top of a steep hill. In the country a 
 Church should always stand in an enclosed 
 churchyard, which may or may not be used asa 
 graveyard, and in towns the principal entrances 
 should wherever it is possible be set back from 
 the street or road. 
 
 All Churches should stand east and west, or 
 nearly so, unless local circumstances make this 
 quite impossible. 
 
 PLAN.—A Church should have a nave with or 
 without aisles, and a Chancel of sufficient size. 
 Transepts are not convenient for the use of part 
 of a general congregation, but a transept may 
 properly be made into a side chapel or a place 
 for an organ. When a Church has aisles it is 
 convenient that they be continued in some form 
 sufficiently far along the Chancel to allow of its 
 being entered from them eastward of the choir 
 seats. It is desirable that every large Church 
 should be provided with a side chapel. 
 
 STYLE.—Whilst the object of the Society is to 
 ensure that the Churches helped by it shall be 
 conveniently planned and properly built, there is 
 no wish to limit architects in their architectural 
 treatment of them. All that is asked is that a 
 design shall be suitable to the needs and conditions 
 of the building, and to the materials proposed to 
 be used. Any lasting material may be used if 
 properly treated. But shams cannot be tolerated, 
 whether they be imitations of one material in 
 another or suggestions of construction which does 
 not really exist. 
 
 FOUNDATIONS.—Proper foundations must be 
 provided of sufficient width and depth according 
 to the nature of the ground, and concrete must 
 be used in all irregular or doubtful soils. 
 
 Damp Course.—A sufficient damp course 
 must be put over the whole thickness of all the 
 walls and piers, a little above the finished ground- 
 line, and proper precautions taken to protect the 
 floors from damp. 
 
 *TIt has to be borne in mind with regard to this 
 recommendation, that by the Rules of the Society the 
 Committee can pay no portion of the grant before 
 Consecration. 
 
 Churches—.onsinued. 
 
 WALLS.— Walls must,according to the materials 
 used, be of not less than the following thickness :— 
 
 Squared Stone Brick or Con- Inferior 
 of the best crete, faced Stone, Flint, or 
 quality, or with Flint or Rubble. 
 Brick. Stone, 
 _——_—_—_— 
 ft. in. tbe in. 
 If less than 20! 0” 
 high and carrying a 
 roof not exceeding 
 20’ o’ span I 104 2 3 
 If 20’ o” high and 
 under 30’ o”, or 
 carrying a roof ex- 
 ceeding 20’o’span. 2 3 2 6 
 If more than 30! 0” 
 high é 2 7 % ©) 
 
 The arcade walls to be measured from the floor 
 line, and the gable walls from the ground to half 
 way up the roof. The thickness to be measured 
 on bed and clear of plaster. 
 
 These dimensions are given on the supposition 
 that the walls are solid and sufficiently buttressed. 
 If buttresses are not used, or the walls are made 
 hollow, the thickness must be increased as much 
 as, in the judgment of the Committee of Architects, 
 is in each case required. Iron ties must not be 
 used in hollow walls. 
 
 CHIMNEYS.—The walling round flues must be 
 nowhere less than 9” thick. A chimney must 
 not be disguised under the form of an ornamental 
 feature in the building. 
 
 Roors.—Timber used for roofs may be oak, 
 teak, or Baltic fir, and, subject to the precaution 
 named in the following paragraph, pitch pine. 
 
 No pitch pine or other American timber may 
 be used in contact with any wall, or in the floors, 
 or in plates. 
 
 All roofs must be amply and efficiently tied. 
 If trussed coupled rafters be used for spans 
 exceeding 20’ 0” without principals, sufficient tie 
 beams must be introduced ; if trussed principals 
 be used, and the distance between them exceed 
 12’ o” from centre to centre, intermediate trusses 
 must be introduced. The distance between the 
 common rafters should not exceed 12”. The 
 ends of main timber should be carried on stone 
 corbels, or if lodged in the walls, they must rest 
 on templates, and a space be left for ventilation 
 between the timber and the walling round. 
 Rafters exposed to view should never be less 
 than 43” in breadth. 
 
 The best internal covering, when funds allow, 
 is stone or brick vaulting ; if a wooden ceiling be 
 adopted, stone must not be imitated; and lath 
 and plaster groining is never to be used. 
 
 The external covering of roofs may be of lead, 
 copper, slates, tiles, or other fit material; ordinary 
 slates must be copper nailed. 
 
 Where local material is used for roof covering, 
 it should be laid in the best manner traditional 
 in the place. Felt or other suitable protecting 
 material must be laid under slates or tiles. 
 
 Cast lead for covering is better than milled, 
 and the old system of joints formed by rolling the 
 edges of the lead together one within the other 
 is much better than that of lapping the sheets 
 round wood rolls. Ventilation should be provided 
 for wherever lead is used, and lead should never 
 be laid on oak boarding: sheets should not be 
 longer than 10’ 0”, or wider than 2’ 3” between 
 the finished rolls, and the lead not less than 7 lb. 
 to the foot. 
 
 Lead for gutters must not be less in weight 
 than 7 Ib. to the foot, but 8 lb. or 9 lb. is better. 
 
 Copper for roof covering must be at least 16 
 ' oz. to the foot. 
 
 Churches—con/inued. 
 
 Where there is no ceiling the boarding over 
 rafters must be tongued, and where lead or 
 copper is used there must be a second boarding 
 
 and a space of at least 1” between it and the inner 
 boarding. 
 
 GuTrers.—All gutters must be carefully con- 
 structed to carry off the water. 
 
 Where gutters covered with lead are used, 
 they must not be less in any part than 10” in 
 width, and must have drips not more than 10! 0” 
 apart, nor less than 2” deep in the clear: the fall 
 between the drips being not less than 14”. Shoots 
 are better than cesspools for carrying water into 
 
 pipe heads. The shoots to be 6” deep and about 
 6” wide. 
 
 In parapets outlets should be provided to carry 
 off any overflowing occasioned by rapid thaws or 
 otherwise, and snow guards should be laid over 
 all lead gutters in such a position as to allow the 
 easy flow of water. Wherever possible gutters 
 should be laid upon solid incombustible founda- 
 tions. 
 
 RAINWATER Pipes.—Lead rainwater pipes 
 are better than iron, they are very durable, and 
 they require no paint. Rectangular or other 
 pipes which have a flat surface next the wall 
 should not be used in iron. 
 
 All rainwater pipes should empty through 
 shoes above the surface over gulley traps leading 
 to drains below. 
 
 ENTRANCES.— Wherever possible, the principal 
 entrances should admit to a broad open space at 
 the west end of the Church, Each principal 
 entrance should have a porch with inner and 
 outer doors. 
 
 VESTRIES.—It is convenient that there should 
 be one vestry for the clergy and another for the 
 choir. They should be near to the Chancel and 
 to one another, and so placed that it is possible 
 to pass from one to the other without entering 
 the Church. 
 
 THE TOWER AND BELLS.—Unless there is 
 money to do everything well, a tower should not 
 be attempted. A good tower is a costly thing, 
 but it is not a necessity, and it is therefore better 
 to go without than to waste money on a poor 
 one. Every Parish Church should have at least 
 two bells, and they may be hung in a turret or in 
 a gable where there is no tower to receive 
 them. 
 
 THE CHANCEL.—Every Church must have a 
 Chancel of sufficient size to allow space for decent 
 ministration at the Holy Table, and for. the 
 accommodation of the clergy and singers according 
 to the needs of the place. That there may be 
 room for two rows of seats with desks on each 
 side, a new Chancel should not be less than 
 18’ o” wide. Square ends are generally better 
 than apses. 
 
 THE FURNITURE OF THE CHANCEL.—In 
 order that Churches may be kept open, it is 
 desirable that every Chancel should be protected 
 by ascreen. The Holy Table should be of size 
 according to that of the Chancel, but not less 
 than 7’ o” long. The height should be from 
 3’ 4” to 3’ 6”. The Holy Table should be of 
 good material, and it is best that it be plain in 
 treatment. The choir desks must not be so high 
 as to make kneeling at them inconvenient. 
 There must be a rail or kneeling desk convenient 
 for communicants. It should not be more than 
 2’ 3’ in total height, and should be set back not 
 less than 12” from the front edge of the step on 
 which it stands. The rail should not be less 
 than 5’ 0” away from the choir desks, and there 
 must be a level space of at least 4’ 0” between it 
 and the step next east of it. 
 
Churches—continued. 
 
 STEPS AND FLoor Lrvgls.—The Chancel 
 * need not be raised above the level of the nave. 
 There must be only one step at the Communion 
 rail. The foot-pace must be of such a width as 
 to allow of a clear space of 3’ 0” in front of the 
 Holy Table, and, where there are other steps 
 between that and the Communion rail, the two 
 next below the foot-pace must each be not less 
 than 1’ 6” wide. 
 
 FLoors.—Stone and marble make good 
 pavements for Chancels, and may be used for 
 passages and other spaces where there are no 
 seats. Hard wood block paving over concrete 
 forms the best floor under pews, and if it be used 
 
 also in passages the passages should be clearly 
 defined. 
 
 Font.—The Font should be of stone or 
 marble according to the canon. It must be large 
 enough to admit of the immersion of infants, and 
 if of porous material must be lined with lead, and 
 must have a decent cover and be provided with 
 a plug and waste pipe to a dry well not connected 
 with any drain. The Font must be placed ina 
 conspicuous position near the west end of the 
 Church, and must have a space round it sufficient 
 for the minister and others engaged there. It 
 should be raised above the general floor level by 
 at least one step. 
 
 _ PassaGEs.—The passage up the middle of the 
 nave should generally be not less than 5’ 0” wide, 
 and even in the smallest Churches not less than 
 4' 0". Side passages should be not less than 
 3/0". When the passages are not less than 6’ 6” 
 wide one row of chairs can be placed there, and 
 when not less than 8’ 0” two rows, and these 
 may be shown on the plan and reckoned in the 
 accommodation. 
 
 PEws.—AIl seats in the nave and its aisles 
 must face eastward. 
 
 Pews should be spaced at not less than Baor 
 from _centre to centre, but the Society will 
 sanction a spacing of not less than 2’ 103", 
 provided that the section printed at the end of 
 these rules bz strictly followed. The backs 
 should be not more than 2! 8” high from the 
 floor, and must be open below the seats so that a 
 brush may pass under, except in the case of the 
 western pew in a block, which may be closed to 
 the floor. Backs must not slope more than 1” in 
 the height from the seat to the top, and must 
 not have any moulding or capping projecting on 
 the side towards the seat. Seat boards should 
 be not less than 14” wide, and may be horizontal 
 or very slightly sloped. Mats or low hassocks 
 should be provided for kneeling. In setting out 
 the lengths of pews 1’ 8” must be allowed for 
 each person, and in pews for four persons or less 
 the thickness of the ends must be added. In 
 pews for between four and eight persons the 
 thickness of one end should be added. For 
 more than eight persons nothing need be added 
 for the ends. No pew must be more than 20’ 0” 
 
 (ong, and all over 10’ 0” must be open at each 
 end. 
 
 Apart from the choir, all seats must be for the 
 use of adults. 
 
 CHAIRS. —Chairs may be used instead of pews. 
 provided that they be set out with the same 
 allowance of space. But chairs may sometimes 
 be placed where fixed seats should not be. In 
 side chapels chairs are generally more convenient 
 than pews. 
 
 GALLERIES.—Side galleries must not be used, 
 but .under certain conditions west galleries may 
 be allowed. In such cases the access to the 
 
 Churches—continued. 
 
 galleries must be by wide, easy, and well lighted 
 stairs. 
 
 THE PuLpit.—The pulpit should be placed 
 on one side near the east end of the nave. Ina 
 large Church a canopy or sounding-board is 
 useful. 
 
 OrGAN.—Although it may not be intended to 
 put an organ into a Church at first, provision for 
 the addition of one should be made in the plan. 
 The organ place should not be cramped or closely 
 shut in, but should be large enough for the 
 instrument to stand free in it, and well open 
 towards the Church. It is also desirable that the 
 player should be placed where he may hear the 
 
 _ Instrument properly and, if necessary, direct the 
 | singing. 
 
 ARTIFICIAL LIGHTING.—It is generally better 
 to light a Church by pendants from the roof than 
 by standards from the floor. Pipes or wires 
 below the floor and difficult to get at for repairs 
 should not be used: Lines of gas jets, following 
 strings or other architectural features, cannot be 
 allowed, as being injurious to the structure. 
 
 WARMING.—The first necessity for the proper 
 warming of a Church is that the roofs should be 
 made so as to afford sufficient protection from 
 external cold. Warming pipes should not be 
 placed below grates in the floor where dirt may 
 be swept down upon them. Warming by water 
 at high pressure often leads to accidents. The 
 system of warming proposed should be indicated 
 on the plans. 
 
 VENTILATION.—A Church should not depend 
 on its windows for ventilation, for the casements 
 are generally kept shut, and, if painted glass is 
 put in, they are taken away. It is a good plan to 
 put air inlets to the sills of the windows, and 
 outlets in the roof with an upcast shaft in the 
 tower, where it can be had. 
 
 STORAGE.—There sh3uld be some place pro- 
 vided in or near every Church where articles 
 required for use only occasionally may be stored 
 safely. 
 
 LIGHTNING CoNDUCTORS.—AII but very low 
 Churches should be protected by lightning 
 conductors terminating above their highest points, 
 and with proper connection with the ground. 
 
 OF OLD CHURCHES. 
 
 An ancient Church is a monument or art and 
 of history, and should be respected as such, even 
 though, regarded asa building intended for use 
 and, still used, it may from time to time be 
 necessary to alter it and adapt it to new require- 
 ments. It must be repaired when it needs it, 
 and as new wants arise they must be met, but in 
 all this its value as an ancient building must be 
 kept in view. Much mischief done-to ancient 
 Churches has come neither from repairs nor from 
 provision for new wants, but from the attempt to 
 make the old buildings look like new ones 
 according to the prevailing fashion of the time. 
 This has come to be called ‘ Restoration,” 
 though in most cases it has taken the Churches 
 further from their old state than they ever were 
 before. The Society does not refuse grants 
 towards the repair of old Churches, but will not 
 help ‘‘ restoration” of this kind. 
 
 It is not possible to lay down absolute rules as 
 to the treatment of old buildings, each of which 
 must be considered by itself, but the following 
 requirements are of general application :— 
 
 297 
 Churches—continued. 
 
 No ancient work is to be pulled down for 
 re-building if it can be properly repaired as it 
 stands. 
 
 Old masonry must not be re-worked, scraped, 
 or scoured-in a way which will remove the 
 surface of the stone. 
 
 Rubble walls ought not to be stripped of their 
 ancient plaster, internal or external, but the 
 plaster should be repaired or renewed if it needs 
 it. 
 
 Old carpentry and joiner’s work which has 
 been painted may have the paint cleaned off so 
 that the wrought surface is not injured, but no 
 woodwork is to be scraped, stained, oiled, or 
 varnished. 
 
 Old work may be repaired according to its 
 original forms where it needs it, but when entirely 
 new work is introduced, the new must not be 
 made to imitate the old, but must shew itself 
 plainly to be of a different time. 
 
 Old furniture is not to be taken to pieces or 
 moved to new places, but is to be repaired where 
 it is, so far as necessary. 
 
 Gravestones, if moved, ought to be replaced as 
 near as possible to their original places. If new 
 paving has to be laid it must be adapted to 
 them. 
 
 Monuments, and features which have rot now 
 any use (an Eastern Sepulchre for example), 
 should be repaired only so faras may be necessary 
 to preserve them as they are now, and should 
 not be mended with new work. 
 
 Burial vaults inside Churches should be filled 
 up with sand, and covered over with concrete. 
 
 The walls or an old Church should not be cut 
 away to make an ‘‘ organ chamber ’’ outside. 
 
 Warming by means of hot pipes or stoves 
 below the floor must not be used in a Church 
 where there have been burials. 
 
 In fitting an old Church for modern use, old 
 arrangements which exist must be respected, but 
 where they are gone the new should be ruled by 
 present requirements, following the directions 
 given as to new Churches so far as the conditions 
 of the buildings admit, as to which each case 
 must be judged by itself. 
 
 The ground round an old Church has generally 
 risen some height above the floor level inside. 
 It should be lowered to about six inches below 
 that level for a distance of six feet from the walls, 
 and then the ground sloped up to the present 
 level and the area sufficiently drained. 
 
 CIRCLES—PRropeERtTIES OF. 
 
 Circumference = Diameter X 3°14159 
 ih = Radius X 6'28318 
 oe = Sq. root of area x 3°5446 
 
 Diameter = Circumference x 0°3183 
 
 x) = Sq.rootof area x 1°128379 
 
 Radius = Circumference xX o°I591 
 
 3 = Sq. root of area x 0°564 
 Area = Diam. squared x 0'7854 
 as = Radius squared x 3°1416 
 Ap = Circum.squared x 0°0796 
 Side of equal sq. = Diameter x 0.8862 
 Side of inscribed sq. = Diameter x 0°7071 
 Diameter of cir. of equal area 
 
 to square = Side of Square x 1°1283 
 Leng. of Arc = no. of degrees x radius x 0'01745 
 
298 
 
 Circles—continued. 
 To FIND THE DIAMETER OF A CIRCLE TO 
 WHICH ANY SEGMENT BELONGS. 
 
 half chord squared 
 height 
 
 To FIND AREA OF ANY SEGMENT OF A CIRCLE. 
 
 __ height x 2 x chord | height cvbed 
 Area = 5 ot 2 x chord 
 
 Diameter = 
 
 + height. 
 
 CIRCUMFERENCES AND AREAS OF CIRCLES. 
 
 To find a circumference of a circle of greater 
 diameter, divide into two or more parts, and add 
 together their tabulated circumferences. 
 
 To find area of a circle whose diameter is 
 double that of any in the table, multiply the tabu- 
 ‘lated area by four, if three times by nine. 
 
 Dia. Cire Area. Dia. Cir: Area. 
 I 3°14 “7854 II 34-55 95°03 
 z 3°93 1°23 z 35-34 99°40 
 4°71 1G7 7, 3 36°12 103°87 
 
 j 5°50 2°40 ; 36°01 108° 43 
 2 6°28 3°14 12 37°69 113°09 
 t 7°97 3°98 z 38°48 117°86 
 i 7°85 4°90 4 39°27 122°72 
 8°64 59. 2 40°05 127°66 
 
 3 9°42 770 13 40°84 132°73 
 4 10°21 8°29 2 41°62 137°88 
 3 10°99 962 3 42°41 143° 14 
 2 11°78 11°04 i 43°19 148°49 
 4 12°56 12°56 14 43°98 153°94 
 i 13°35 14°18 z 44°76 159°48 
 ; 14°13 15°90 4 45°55 165°13 
 14°92 17°72 Fe 46°33 170°87 
 
 5 15°70 19°64 15 47°12 17671 
 3 16°49 21°65 4 47°90 182°65 
 i 17°27 23°76 i 48°69 188°69 
 18°06 25°97 x 49°48 194°82 
 
 6 18°84 28°27 16 50°26 201°06 
 19°63 30°68 3 51°05 207°39 
 
 20°42 33°18 ; 51°83 213'82 
 
 21°20 35°78 52°62 220°35 
 
 7 21°99 38°48 17 53°40 226°98 
 : 22°77 4128 54°19 233°70 
 i 23°56 44°18 54°97 240°53 
 24°34 47 17 2 55°76 247°45 | 
 
 8 25°13 50°26 18 56°54 254°57 
 ry 25°91 53°46 3 57°33 a 
 i 26°70 50°74 3 5811 268°80 
 3 27°48 60°13 2 58°90 276°11 
 9 28°27 63°62 19 59°69 283°53 
 29°05 67°20 z 60°47 291°04 
 
 29°84 70°88 t 61°26 29864 
 
 30°63 74°66 z 62°04 306°35 
 
 10 31°41 78°54 20 62°83 314716 
 32°20 82°52 4 63°61 322°06 
 
 32 98 86:59 j 64°40 330°06 
 
 2 33°77 90°76 2 65°18 338° 16 
 
 CISTERNS and TANKS. 
 
 GALVANIZED OPEN CISTERNS. 
 
 Galls. Length. Width, Depth, Quality made. 
 20 18 ree 16 18 gauge to plate. 
 25 2'0 I'5 1°5 
 30 2°0 16 bay) 
 40 23 18 1°8 
 50 2°5 ba co} 1°10 
 60 2°6 Seb & 4 2°0 
 7o 2°8 22 270 
 80 2°10 2°3 2°0 
 100 3.2 2°3 233 18 gauge to % plate. 
 125 34 27 24 LOR ae ” 
 150 36 7B) 2°38 
 175 38 29 29 
 200 3°10 2% ANGE 
 250 4°2 33 3°0 
 300 46 a7 370 
 350 5'0 39 3°0 14 gauge to ;*, plate. 
 400 510 39 350 
 500 6°6 471 370 12 gauge to 43; plate. 
 600 76 4° BN 
 800 83 4°5 3°6 3 plate to ;% plate. 
 1000 83 4°11 4°0 
 
 Made 18 gauge, 16 gauge, 14 gauge, 12 gauge, 
 3 plate, yy plate. Sizes before galvanizing. 
 
 Enamelled fireclay or stoneware cisterns are 
 preferable for drinking water. ; 
 
 All cisterns should be inside building, should 
 be enca-ed and have dust-tight covers. Overflow 
 should be twice the size of service pipe, and 
 discharge into open air. 
 
 _ W.C.s should have a separate water waste 
 preventing cistern. 
 
 COAL. 
 
 STORAGE SPACE PER TON. 
 
 Navy allowance, 48 c. ft. 
 
 Average, 45 c. ft. 
 
 Keckon 4 ft. as average height for storage in 
 Cellars. Dvors, etc., should open out and have 
 removable boards in grooves. 
 
 Coal—continued. 
 WEIGHT PER C. FT. 
 
 Anthracite, 55 to 60 lbs. 
 Bituminous, 50 to 53 lbs. 
 1. Cwte— saps. 
 1 Sack =2 cwt. 
 1 Ton=10 sacks. 
 1 Barge or Keel=21 tons 4 cwt. 
 1 Shipload=20 keels or 424 tons. 
 1 Room=140 cwt. or 7 tons. 
 Coal yields 60 to 70 per cent. of Coke by weight. 
 
 COKE. 
 
 1 Sack =4 bushels. 
 1 Chaldron=12 sacks. 
 1 Score=21 chaldrons. 
 
 COLUMNS. 
 
 Safe load 1, of breaking weight. 
 
 Steel Columns are about twice the strength of 
 iron. 
 
 Length should not exceed 30 diameters, prefer- 
 ably 20. 
 
 Thickness of hollow columns should not be 
 less than $ in., preferably 1 in. and not less than 
 ty to xy the diameter. 
 
 Specify for testing by drilling small holes in 
 shaft, and for defective castings to be broken up. 
 
 Stancheons are preferable to hollow columns, as 
 thickness throughout and defects can be seen. 
 
 Solid columns are seldom used except of small 
 diameter owing to inequality from the more rapid 
 cooling of the outside than of the centre. 
 
 Fixing to stone should be on a bed of neat 
 cement or Iolb. lead seating. When columns 
 and stancheons stand on one another, the faces of 
 flanges should be turned perfectly true in a lathe. 
 
 SaFE LOAD AT ABOU’ wy BREAKING WEIGHT 
 in Tons and Cwts. Ends flat and fixed. 
 
 n” 
 as 
 ei s HoLtow IRON COLUMNS. 
 era 
 Bou . 
 9 Length in Feet. 
 Aa 
 4 o 
 @ 
 5 <<) 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 25 
 = a 
 oH 
 fx] THC LCs PIACe LCs lees clit Cae. Came eC 
 3 4°0 Boe 2°7 edt 5th BEY mde) “14 
 3 j 4ctay 1 3°1ONe 221 2a Tet2" TO) get 2 “16 
 BS os CCS, PRG T1449 kO) 33 ar 
 4 8'o 6'0 PVE PDE A ar Pom PR] BHR) 
 4 9°5 75 SON E4GLON GE SAL O) POLS meHt5, EICLS, 
 4 115 SiGe Orr meealTS e115 or oemerl Guero kS) 
 4 i IzIg QIO 75 Sit Os 410 8385 8353! | 2,0 
 4.1) | 91420) | -r0%r0! 380 Gro; 84915) 9"4°0 9375) 4) 1275 
 5 t 1955/0 elu 85 (Bey “Co Geol vier ee 
 5 1650) 22°15) G20 8'o 720) (O50 s;0., 3770 
 Boss ISS “W4°IS) “TIT2' 77 1910, Chil, CRO Gee ees 
 Sf 25) MOMS 1g 75 LOnS OLG 7axON10107) Aro 
 BI 23°10 1810 14°15 x16 go 710 68 4°5 
 5 Id) 27 1Omeal 150 e754 Oe LOUS 5505 0 y7510 9/4710 
 6. 1910 MetIG 10 T2312) p10 S115 Wty OnS an 425 
 Oe 23)5 ie 10. Om ES 10s 2a je LORL OM OKOM Nak One 515) 
 6 4 2770 2275) 18555) 11510 ei2ito TOG IS: 125657 
 6 310 25°10 20°15 I770 14'°5 I2°0 10°5 7°70 
 61 3410 28°5 23°3 TOO Ih kout4Le Ll 710 
 61d 410 33°10 27°10 22°15 ISIS 15°15 13°10 8°15 
 61% 4610 385 315 26'0 210 180 155 , 10°10 
 7 & 30715 26°0 22:0 18're 15710 13°5. 1110 g'0 
 7 2 36°0 30°10 25°15 a2t12 186 15°14 12°10 9'0 
 7 t AiO) 35. 2995 QA LOT OMT lye ou 5s mL Orly 
 Jikal A073 5 S300 agnOb sez 7aioue 29910 20 10M 755, PLIES 
 7 It 55°5 40°15 39°10 33°0 28°4 2470 20710 I4'0 
 7 Ik 63°10 53°15 45°53 38°5 32°10 27°10 23°15 16°15 
 8 & 3810 33°10 28°15 24°15 21°10 18°10 160 ‘1370 
 853.0450 O.O.8 GB yi08 2O/ON 2aIO Nar NSO irSeTg-T5 
 8 a 5270 (45°0 13910) 33°09 29:0) 25:0 2r715) 16°15 
 Sime S58:on 5070! 4350) 57:01 32"0) azo Oe trON 10510 
 811i Joo bt'o «510 «64570 = 3970-33315 29°10 21°5 
 8314 810 70'°0 61'0 52°70 45°0 39°0 34°0 24°10 
 9 =. 54:0. §48'0 4310 37°0, 830) 2070 924'0) 18:70 
 9 i 6370 555 49°10 43°0 37°75 32°0 290°0 2I°2 
 QI 7oIO 62°10 55°6 43'0 42704370) 32710 25"0 
 g It 8570 760 66°10 58°76 51°0 44°10 39°10 29°0 
 9 4 990 )= 88'0-—s «7710-6710 59°10 52°0 45°10 33°10 
 bf) 73°10 66°10 59°10 53:0 4770 41°10 37°0 280 
 TO.t) 82°10) 7550 | 6770 59:10) 53/0 4750 41-10 31710 
 10 If 1o0'10 gt'o §68r'10 72°10 64°0 57°0 50°10 38°0 
 10 If 11770 1060 95'0 8410 75°0 66°10 590 44°10 
 Tia aso «= 870s «79° 7EIO «640 “57°10 51°10 39°10 
 11 t} 115'10 10676 96'0 §8,'0 +=78'0 «700 «63°0 480 
 Il If 135°10 12470 1130 10270 9g1'10 82°0 73°10 56°10 
 12 I 10770 9770 g1°10 830 76'0 68 10 62'0 48°10 
 12 tf 1310 T1310 Tr2°0 Io10 93°0 84'0 76°0 5y'0 
 ¥2 1h 153°IO 139'0 I31'0 118 10 108710 9810 89'0 690 
 
 Columns—continued. 
 SoLtip IRON COLUMNS. 
 
 A. 
 3 Length in Feet. 
 
 g eS 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 
 [N= Tie IDC.) SPACs 9 SAC PT Cn eet Commence 
 iy "Io 6 3 "4 23 *2 oh 
 3 17 "12 +8 6 *5 4 “3 
 2 1°8 “19 "14 cay 9 <7, 6 
 of) 23 I'9 Ir “16 3 "Io 9 
 4 372 293 Vir V4 “Io “16 *I3 
 2 4°9 ar 2°5 I'14 V7 12 "Ig 
 3 6°2 4°3 371 au, TX7, "ro 1'5 
 Ge) Ges PS 5°6 4°2 3°5 213 0 2'4 
 4.97783 Ir 14 812 612 56 4°6 yi2 
 4k 23°74 7a!) ots 33 10°2 8x 6°12 5°10 
 5S 34°14 26°74 19°4 FAIS ee kasrs 9°13 er 
 St 41°10 33°76 27'°2 2016 612 312 I1°7 
 
 53°0 43°0 Ci ae 28°10 22°14 «18"12 «| IS°13 
 64 66'10 54°16 §=45°2 38°0 30°6 24°16 20°1S 
 7. 810 6770564 49°13, 3010 327 27°E 
 74 97710 «8r'10 «66810 5810 50°10. «IO. = 34°14 
 
 II5"10 97°10 830 710 64°0 52°10 43°10 
 84 135°10 15°10 98'10 85'0 74°0 650 54°10 
 9 Is8'10 1300 117710 Yot'10 8810 80'0 66°10 
 gf 180°10 156°0 135°0 117710 102°10 go'10 6 81"I0 
 YO 205'10 17810 155°10 136°0 T19'0 05"10 94°0 
 Il 2730 241°0 214°10 I89'0 616610 1480 ~=1320 
 I2 337°0 300°0 269'°0 23810 212°10 I9fIO I71°IO 
 13 408'10 6368'19 331°10 296"10 266°10 0241710 214°10 
 14 470°I0 442°10 402°0 36110 327°0 6029080 §=—- 270° 10 
 15 57110 524°0 479°O 433°10  394°10 362'0 — 330°0 
 
 HODGKINSON’S FORMULA. 
 (Ends flat and fixed). 
 
 Where D= Diameter of Column in inches. 
 d=Internal diameter of column in inches. 
 L=Length of column in feet. 
 
 W =Breaking Weight in tons, 
 
 D 
 Lea 
 
 .6—d 3.6 
 Hollow Columns, W = 44°16 Le fa 
 Ln7 
 
 The strength of a Hollow Column nearly equals 
 the difference between that of two solid columns the 
 diameters of which are equal to the external and 
 internal diameters of the hollow one. 
 
 Strength of short Column in which L is less than 
 30D, Let W=breaking weight of Column as found 
 from formula above. C=crushing force per square 
 inch of section of the metal x sectional area of 
 column. 
 
 ” 
 ” 
 
 ” 
 
 Solid Columns, W = 44°16 
 
 wc 
 W+EC 
 The crushing strength of Cast Iron per square 
 inch of section is 40 tons, 
 See also ‘‘ STANCHEONS.”’ 
 
 CONCERT ROOMS. 
 
 If used for BALLS AND RECEPTIONS a flat floor 
 necessary. If CONCERT ROOM only then regular 
 slope upwards to the back. Wall surface should 
 be broken up, and end of room should be curved 
 rather than flat to prevent echo. 
 
 The ORCHESTRA should be arranged with the 
 side walls widening towards the front; the seats 
 should be in the form of a segment of a circle, 
 that CHORUS SINGERS may all face the conductor, 
 and the band in front of the chorus. 
 
 The ORCHESTRA GALLERY should allow for 
 band 3ft. 2in. in width for each row, with 8in. 
 rise bottom row, and increasing in rise by 2in. 
 for each successive row above. 
 
 The CHORUS requires 2 ft. 6in. each row, and 
 a rise of I ft. 3 in. to each. 
 
 ORGAN SPACE required for a modern concert 
 organ 300 sq. ft.; weight, 20 tons and upwards 
 (not counting bellows). Height required about 
 36 ft. above sound board. Best position for organ, 
 centre of orchestra at the back, and low down. 
 Best position for organ key board and organinst in 
 front of band, which is possible with electric or 
 pneumatic action. 
 
 CONCRETE. 
 
 Concrete should be mixed dry, then only suffh- 
 cient water added to moisten the whole, and 
 again thoroughly mixed. 
 
 It should be made in small quantities and used 
 fresh. 
 
 LimgE CONCRETE should consist of Grey stone, 
 or Blue Lias Lime 1 part, Ballast or broken 
 bricks 4 or § parts, and Sand I or 2 parts. 
 
 Then corrected breaking weight = 
 
Concrete—continued. 
 
 CEMENT CONCRETE may consist of Portland 
 Cement 1 part, Ballast or broken bricks 5 parts, 
 and Sand 2 parts; or, Selinitic Cement 1 part, 
 Portland Cement 4 part, Ballast or Broken Bricks 
 7 or 8 parts, and Sand 2 or 3 parts. 
 
 THE SELINITIC CEMENT should be used in 
 accordance with the printed instructions of the 
 manufacturers. 
 
 See also ‘* LIMES AND CEMENTS.”’ 
 
 CONDITIONS FOR BUILDING 
 CONTRACTS.* 
 
 (COPYRIGHT, R.I,B.A.] 
 Sanctioned by the Royal Institute of British 
 Architects, 13th May, 1895. 
 Norer.—This form is applicable WHERE QUAN- 
 TITIES DO NOT FORM PART OF THE CONTRACT, 
 and requires to be varied, and to have the blanks 
 filled in to meet the special circumstances of each 
 contract. 
 ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT made the 
 day of 19 Between of 
 in the County of (hereinafter called 
 ‘‘the Employer ’’) of the one part and 
 of and of in 
 the County of Buildert 
 (hereinafter called ‘‘the Contractor”) of the other 
 part, WHEREAS the Employer is desirous oft 
 a messuage and premises at 
 and has caused Drawings and a Specification 
 describing the work to be done to be prepared by 
 of . his Architect : 
 AND WHEREAS the said Drawings numbered 1 to 
 inclusive and the Specification marked 
 ‘““A” have been signed by or on behalf of the 
 - parties hereto; AND WHEREAS the Contractor has 
 agreed to execute upon and subject to the Con- 
 ditions set forth in the Schedule hereto (hereinafter 
 referred to as ‘‘the said Conditions”) the works 
 shown upon the said Drawings and described in the 
 
 said Specification for the sum of £ ; Now IT 
 IS HEREBY AGREED AS FOLLOWS :— 
 1. In consideratien of the sum of £ to be 
 
 paid at the times and in the manner set forth in the 
 said Conditions, the Contractor will upon and subject 
 to the said Conditions execute and complete the 
 works shown upon the said Drawings and described 
 in the said Specification. 
 
 2. The Employer will pay the Contractor the 
 said sum of £ or such other sum as shall 
 become payable hereunder at the times and in the 
 manner specified in the said Conditions. 
 
 3. The term ‘‘the Architect” in the said Con- 
 ditions shall mean the said or, in the 
 event of his death or ceasing to be the Architect for 
 the purpose of this Contract, such other person as 
 shall be nominated for that purpose by the Employer, 
 not being a person to whom the Contractor shall 
 object for reasons considered to be sufficient by the 
 Arbitrator mentioned in the said Conditions. Pro- 
 vided always that no person subsequently appointed 
 to be Architect under this Contract shall be entitled 
 to disregard or overrule any decision or approval or 
 direction given or expressed by the Architect for the 
 time being. 
 
 4. Any reference in the said Conditions to the 
 Bills of Quantities shall not have the effect of con- 
 stituting them part of this Contract. 
 
 5. The said Conditions shall be read and con- 
 strued as forming part of this Agreement, and the 
 parties hereto will respectively abide by and submit 
 themselves to the conditions and stipulations, and 
 
 erform the agreements on their parts respectively 
 in such Conditions contained. 
 
 As witness our hands this 
 Signed in the presence of 
 
 SCHEDULE OF CONDITIONS, 
 
 1.—The works shall be carried out in accordance 
 with the direction and to the reasonable satisfaction 
 of the Architect in accordance with the said Draw- 
 ings and Specification, and in accordance with 
 such further drawings, details, and instructions in 
 explanation of the same as may from time to time 
 be given by the Architect. The Contract Drawings 
 and Specification shall remain in the custody of 
 the Architect, and shall be produced by him at his 
 office as and when required by the Employer or by 
 the Contractor. 
 
 day of 19 
 
 * To be obtained at the office of the Institute, price 
 One Shilling. 
 
 .+ Insert ‘“‘s and co-partners”’ if such is the fact. 
 
 + Insert “erecting” or “‘restoring’’ or ‘‘adding to”’ 
 as the case may be. 
 
 Conditions, etc.—continued. 
 
 2,—One complete copy of all Drawings and of 
 the Specification shall be furnished by the Architect 
 free of cost to the Contractor for hisownuse. The 
 Architect shall furnish to the Contractor, within 
 days after the receipt by him of a request for the 
 same, any details which in the opinion of the Archi- 
 tect are necessary for the execution of any part of 
 the work, such request to be made only within a 
 reasonable time before it is necessary to execute 
 such work in order to fulfil the Contract. Such 
 copies and details shall be kept on the works until 
 the completion thereof, and the Architect or his 
 representative shall at all reasonable times have 
 access to the same, and they shall be returned to the 
 Architect by the Contractor on the completion of the 
 Contract. 
 
 3.—The Contractor shall on the signing hereof 
 furnish the Architect with a verified* copy 
 of the original estimate for his sole use or that of 
 the Surveyor appointed as in Clause 13 hereof, and 
 tor the purposes only of this Agreement, 
 
 4.—The Contractor shall provide everything ne- 
 cessary for the proper execution of the works, 
 according to the true intent and meaning of the 
 Drawings and Specification taken together, whether 
 the same may or may not be particularly shown on 
 the Drawings or described in the Specification, pro- 
 vided that the same is reasonably to be inferred 
 therefrom; and if the Contractor find any dis- 
 crepancy in the Drawings, or between the Drawings 
 and Specification, he shall immediately refer the 
 same to the Architect, who shall decide which shall 
 be followed. Figured dimensions are to be followed 
 in preference to the scale. 
 
 5.—The Contractor shall conform to the pro- 
 visions to any act of Parliament relating to the 
 works, and to the regulations and by-laws of any 
 Local Authority, and of any Water and Lighting 
 Companies with whose systems the structure is pro- 
 posed to be connected, and shall, before making any 
 variation from the Drawings or Specification that 
 may be necessitated by so conforming, give to the 
 Architect written notice, specifying the variation 
 proposed to be made, and the reason for making it, 
 and apply for instructions thereon, In case the Con- 
 tractor shall not in due course receive such instruc- 
 tions he shall proceed with the work, conforming 
 to the provision, regulation, or by-law in question, 
 and any variation so necessitated shall be dealt with 
 under Clause 13. The Contractor shall give all 
 notices required by the said Acts, regulations, or 
 by-laws to be given to any Local Authority, and pay 
 all fees payable to any such Authority, or to any 
 public officer in respect of the works. 
 
 6.—The Contractor shall set out the works, and 
 during the progress of the building shall amend at 
 his own cost any errors arising from inaccurate 
 setting out, unless the Architect shall decide to the 
 contrary, 
 
 7.—All materials and workmanship shall be of the 
 respective kinds described in the Specification, and 
 the Contractor shall upon the request of the Archi- 
 tect furnish him with vouchers to prove that the 
 materials are such as are specified. 
 
 8.—The Contractor shall keep constantly on the 
 works a competent general foreman, and any direc- 
 tions or explanations given by the Architect to such 
 foreman shall be held to have been given to the 
 Contractor, 
 
 9.—The Contractor shall, on the request of the 
 Architect, immediately dismiss from the works any 
 person employed thereon by him who may, in the 
 opinion of the Architect, be incompetent or mis- 
 conduct himself, and such person shall not be again 
 employed on the works without the permission of 
 the Architect. 
 
 10,—The Architect and any person authorised by 
 him shall at all reasonable times have access to the 
 works, and the Architect and his representatives 
 shall at like times have access to the workshops of 
 the Contractor or other places where work is being 
 prepared for the building. 
 
 t1.—The Clerk of Works shall be considered to 
 act solelysas inspector and under the Architect, and 
 the Contractor shall afford him every facility for 
 examining the works and materials. 
 
 12,—The Contractor shall not vary from the 
 Drawings or Specification except as provided by 
 Clause 5, or by the authority of the Architect, 
 which is to be sufficiently proved by any writing 
 or drawing given by him or by any subsequent 
 written approval by him. If the work shown on 
 any of the details or the further drawings of details 
 
 ° The word “‘ sealed”’ to be inserted if so agreed 
 
 299 
 
 Conditions, etc.—continued. 
 
 referred to in Clause I, or necessary to comply with 
 any instructions, directions, or explanations which 
 may be given from time to time by the Architect, 
 be, in the opinion of the Contractor, in excess of 
 that comprised in the Contract, he shall, before 
 proceeding with such work, give notice in writing 
 to this effect to the Architect, In the event of the 
 Architect and Contractor failing to agree as to 
 whether or not there is any excess, and of the 
 Architect’s deciding that the Contractor is to carry 
 out the said work, the Contractor shall accordingly 
 do so, and the question whether or not there is any 
 excess, and if so the amount thereof, shall, failing 
 agreement, be settled by the Arbitrator as provided 
 in Clause 32, and the Contractor shall be paid 
 accordingly. No claim for an extra shall be allowed 
 unless it shall have been executed under the 
 provisions of Clause 5, or by the authority of the 
 Architect as herein mentioned. Any such extra 1s 
 hereinafter referred to as an authorised extra, 
 13.— No variations shall vitiate the Contract; but 
 all authorised extras for which a price may not have 
 been previously agreed, and any omission which 
 may have been made with the knowledge of the 
 Architect, or without his knowledge, provided he 
 subsequently give a written sanction to such 
 omission, shall be measured and valued, as herein- 
 after provided by* ; and a copy of such 
 measurement and valuation shall be given to the 
 Contractor. The fees for so measuring and valuing 
 the variations shall be added to the contract sum, 
 If in the opinion of the Architect the work cannot 
 be properly measured and valued, day-work prices 
 shall be allowed therefor, provided that vouchers 
 specifying the time and material employed shall 
 have been delivered for verification to the Architect, 
 or his nominee, at or before the expiration of the 
 week following that in which such work shall have 
 been done. The variations shall be valued at 
 the rates contained in the Contractor’s original 
 estimate, or, where the same may not apply, at rates 
 proportionate to the prices therein contained. The 
 amount to be allowed on either side in respect of 
 the variations so ascertained shall be added to or 
 deducted from the contract sum as the case may be. 
 14.¢—The fees for the Bills of Quantities and the 
 Surveyor’s expenses (if any) stated therein shall be 
 paid by the Contractor to the Surveyor named 
 therein out of and immediately after receiving the 
 amount of the certificate or certificates in which 
 they shall be included. The fees chargeable under 
 Clause 13 shall be paid by the Contractor before 
 the issue by the Architect of the certificate for the 
 final payment. If the Contractor fails or neglects 
 to pay as herein provided, then the Employer shall 
 be at liberty, and is hereby authorised, to do so on 
 the certificate of the Architect, and the amount so 
 paid by the Employer shall be deducted from the 
 amount otherwise due to the Contractor. 
 15.—When the Contractor shall have received 
 payment of any certificate in which the Architect 
 shall have stated that he has taken into account 
 the value of any unfixed materials intended for 
 the works, and placed by the Contractor thereon, 
 or upon ground adjacent thereto, all such materials 
 shall become the property of the Employer, and 
 shall not be taken away, except for the purpose 
 of being used on the building, without the written 
 authority of the Architect; and the. Contractor 
 shall be liable for any loss of or damage to such 
 materials. 
 16,—The Architect shall, Juring the progress of 
 the works, have power to order in writing from time 
 to time the removal from the works, within such 
 reasonable time or times as may be specified in 
 the order, of any materials which in the opinion 
 of the Architect are not in accordance with the 
 Specification or the instruction of the Architect, the 
 substitution of proper materials, and the removal 
 
 ‘and proper re-execution of any work executed with 
 
 materials and workmanship not in accordance with 
 the Drawings and Specification or instructions; and 
 the Contractor shall forthwith carry out such order 
 at his own cost. In case of default on the part 
 of the Contractor to carry out such order, the 
 Employer shall have power to employ and pay other 
 persons to carry out the same; and all expenses 
 consequent thereon or incidental thereto shall be 
 borne by the Contractor, and shall be recoverable 
 from him by the Employer, or may be deducted by 
 him from any moneys due or that may become 
 due to him. 
 
 — 
 * Insert ‘‘the Architect,”’ or the name of a Surveyor. 
 +In cases where the Surveyor is engaged by the 
 Employer to be paid direct by him this clause will come out. 
 
300 
 
 Conditions, etc.—vontinued. 
 
 17.—Any defects, shrinkage, or other faults 
 which may appear within months from the com- 
 pletion of the works, arising in the opinion of the 
 Architect from materials or workmanship not in 
 accordance with the Drawings and Specifications or 
 the instructions of the Architect, or any damage to 
 pointing by frost appearing within the like period, 
 shall upon the directions in writing of the Architect, 
 and within such reasonable time as shall be specified 
 therein, be amended and made good by the Con- 
 tractor at his own cost, unless the Architect shall 
 decide that he ought to be paid for the same; and 
 in case of default the Employer may employ and 
 pay other persons to amend and make good such 
 defects, shrinkage, or other faults or damage, and 
 all expenses consequent thereon or incidental 
 thereto shall be borne by the Contractor and shall 
 be recoverable from him by the Employer, or may 
 be deducted by him from any moneys due or that 
 may become due to the Contractor. Should any 
 defective work have been done or material supplied 
 by any sub-contractor or other person employed on 
 the works who has been nominated or approved by 
 the Architect, the Contractor shall be liable to make 
 foes in the same manner as if such work or material 
 ad been done or supplied by the Contractor, and 
 been subject to the provisions of this and the pre- 
 ceding clause, 
 
 18.—The Contractor shall, at the request of the 
 Architect, within such tima as the Architect shall 
 name, open for inspection any work covered up ; 
 and should the Contractor refuse or neglect to 
 comply with such request, the Architect may 
 employ other workmen to open up the same, If 
 the said work has been covered up in contravention 
 of the Architect’s instructions, or if on being 
 opened up it be found not in accordance with the 
 Drawings and Specification or the instructions of 
 the Architect, the expenses of opening and covering 
 it up again, whether done by the Contractor, or 
 such other workmen, shall be borne by, and recover- 
 able from, the Contracter, or may be deducted as 
 aforesaid, Ifthe work has not been covered up in 
 contravention of such instructions, and be found in 
 accordance with the said Drawings and Specification 
 or instructions, then the expenses aforesaid shall be 
 borne by the Employer and be added to the Contract 
 sum: provided always that in the case of founda- 
 tions, or of any other urgent work so opened up 
 and requiring immediate attention, the Architect 
 shall, within a reasonable time after receipt of 
 notice from the Contractor that the work has been 
 so opened, make, or cause the inspection thereof to 
 be made, and at the expiration of such time, if such 
 inspectioa shall not have been made, the Contractor 
 may cover up the same, and shall not be required 
 to open it up again for inspection except at the 
 expense of the Employer. 
 
 19.—The Contractor shall not, without the 
 writtea consent of the Architect, assign this Agree- 
 ment or sublet any porton ef the works, 
 
 20.—No sub-contractor or other person nominated 
 by the Architect shall be employed upon the works 
 against whom the Contractor shall make what the 
 Architect considers reasonable objection, or who 
 will not enter into a contract with the Contractor 
 guaranteeing the due performance of his work, and 
 indemnifying the Contractor against any claims 
 arising out of misuse by the sub-contractor or his 
 workmen of any scaffold erected or plant employed 
 by the Contractor, or that may be made against the 
 Contractor in consequence of any act, omission, or 
 default of the sub-contractor, his servants, or 
 agents, oi 
 
 21.—The Contractor shall be responsible for all 
 structural and decorative damage to property, and 
 for injury caused by the works or workmen to 
 yersons, animals, or things, and shall held the 
 Pinployet harmless in respect thereof. He shall 
 also be responsible for all injuries caused to the 
 buildings, the subject of this Contract, by frost, or 
 other inclemency of weather, and shall reinstate ali 
 damage caused by the same, and thoroughly com- 
 plete the whole of the works, 
 
 22.—(a)*The Contractor shall insure the works, 
 and keep them insured until they are delivered up, 
 against loss or damage by fire, in an office to be 
 approved by the Architect, in the joint names of the 
 Employer and Contractor, for the full value of the 
 works executed, and shali deposit with the Architect 
 the policies and receipts for the premiums paid for 
 such insurance; and in detaalt the Employer mav 
 
 * Clause (a) or (8) to .© struck out to suit circum- 
 stances. 
 
 Conditions, etce.—continued. 
 
 insure the works and deduct the premium paid from 
 any moneys due or which may become due, All 
 moneys received under such policies are to be paid 
 to the Contractor by instalments on the certificates 
 of the Architect, and to be applied in or towards the 
 rebuilding or reparation of the works destroyed or 
 injured, The Contractor shall, as soon as the claim 
 under the policy is settled, proceed with all due 
 diligence with the rebuilding or reparation, and 
 shall not be entitled to any payment in respect 
 thereof other than the said moneys received, but 
 such extension of the time hereinafter mentioned 
 for completion shall be made as shall be just and 
 reasonable. (5) The whole building and the works 
 executed under this Contract shall be at the sole 
 risk of the Employer as regards any loss or damage 
 by fire, and in the event of any such loss or damage 
 being so occasioned which affects the original 
 building or structure in addition to the new work, 
 the Contractor shall be entitled to receive from the 
 Employer the full value of all work then executed 
 and materials then delivered, calculated in the 
 manner provided for by Clause 13 hereof, and this 
 Contract, so far as it relates to any subsequent 
 work, may at the option of either party be deter- 
 mined if in the opinion of the Arbitrator such 
 determination shall be just and equitable. 
 
 23.—DPossession of the site (or premises) shall be 
 given to the Contractor on or before the 
 day of . He shall begin the works 
 immediately after such possession, shall regularly 
 proceed with them, and shall complete the same 
 (except painting and papering or other decorative 
 work which in the opinion of the Architect it may 
 be desirable te delay) by the day of 
 
 . subject nevertheless to the 
 
 provisions for extension of time hereinatter con- 
 tained, 
 
 24.—If the Contractor fail to complete the works 
 by the date named in Clause 23, or within any 
 extended time allowed bv the Architect under these 
 presents, and the Architect shall certify in writing 
 that the works could reasonably have been com- 
 pleted by the said date, or within the said extended 
 time, the Contractor shall pay or allow to the 
 Employer the sum of £ sterling per* 
 as liquidated and ascertained damages for every 
 I ‘beyond the said date or extended time, as 
 the case may be, during which the works shall 
 remain unfinished, except as provided by Clause 23, 
 and such damages may be deducted by the 
 Employer from any moneys due to the Contractor. 
 
 25,—If in the opinion of the Architect the works 
 be delayed by force majeure or by reason of any 
 exceptionally inclement weather, or by reason of 
 instructions from the Architect in consequence of 
 proceedings taken or threatened by or disputes with 
 adjoining or neighbouring owners, or by the works 
 or delay of other Contractors or tradesmen engaged 
 or nominated by the Employer or the Architect, 
 and not referred to in the Specification, or by 
 reason of authorished extras or additions, or in 
 consequence of any notice reasonably given by the 
 Contractor in pursuance of Clause 12, or by reason 
 of any local combination of workmen or strikes or 
 lock-out affecting any of the Building trades, or in 
 consequence of the Contractor not having received 
 in due time necessary instructions from the Archi- 
 tect for which he shall have specifically applied in 
 
 ‘writing, the Architect shall make a fair and reason- 
 
 able extension of time for completion in respect 
 thereof. In‘cases of such strike or lock-out the 
 Contractor shall, as soon as may be, give to the 
 Architect written notice thereof, But the Con- 
 tractor shall nevertheless use his best endeavours 
 to prevent delay, and shall do all that may reason- 
 ably be required to the satisfaction of the Architect 
 to proceed with the works. 
 
 26.—If the Contractor, except on account of any 
 legal restraint upon the Employer preventing the 
 continuance of the works, or on account of any of 
 the causes mentioned in Clause 25, or in case of a 
 certificate being withheld or not paid when dve, 
 shall suspend the works, or in the opinion of the 
 Architect shall neglect or fail to proceed with due 
 diligence in the performance of his part of the 
 Contract, or if he shall more than once make 
 default in the respects mentioned in Clause 16, the 
 Employer by the Architect shall have power to give 
 notice in writing to the Contractor requiring that 
 the works be proceeded with in a reasonable 
 manner and with reasonable dispatch. Such notice 
 shall not be unreasonably or vexatiously given, 
 
 * Insert ‘‘day”’ or ‘‘ week’? as may be agreed. 
 
 Conditions, etc.—continued, 
 
 and must signify that it purports to be a notice 
 under the provisions of this clause, and must 
 specify the act or default on the part of the Con- 
 tractor upon which it is based. After such notice 
 shall have been given the Contractor shall not 
 be at liberty to remove from the site or works, 
 or from any ground contiguous thereto, any plant 
 or materials belonging to him which shall have been 
 placed thereon for the purposes of the works; and 
 the Employer shall havea lien upon all such plant 
 and materials, to subsist from the date of such 
 notice being given until the notice shall have been 
 complied with, Provided always that such lien 
 shall not under any circumstances subsist after the 
 expiration of thirty-one days from the date of such 
 notice being given unless the Employer shall have 
 entered upon and taken possession of the works and 
 site as hereinafter provided, If the Contractor 
 shall fail for days after such notice has been 
 given to proceed with the works as therein pre- 
 scribed, the Employer may enter upon and take 
 possession of the works and site, and of all such 
 plant and materials thereon (or on any ground 
 contiguous thereto) intended to be used for the 
 works, and all such materials as above mentioned 
 shall thereupon become the property of the Em- 
 ployer absolutely, and the Employer shall retain and 
 hold a lien upon all such plant until the works shall 
 haye been completed under the powers hereinafter 
 conferred upon him. 1f the Employer shallexercise 
 the above power he may engage any other person 
 to complete the works, and exclude the Contractor, 
 his agents and servants, from entry upon or access 
 to the same, except that the Contractor or any one 
 person nominated by him may have access at all 
 reasonable times to inspect, survey, and measure the 
 works. And the Employershalltake such steps as in 
 the opinion of the Architect may be reasonably neces- 
 sary for completing the works without undue delay 
 or expense, using for that purpose the plant and 
 materials above mentioned in so far as they are 
 suitable and adapted to such use, Upon the com- 
 pletion of the works the Architect shall certify the 
 amount of the expenses properly incurred conse- 
 uent on and incidental to the default of the 
 ontractor as aforesaid, and in completing the 
 works by other persons. Should the amoant so 
 certified as the expenses properly incurred be less 
 than the amount which would have been due to the 
 Contractor upon the completion of the works by him, 
 the difference shall be paid to the Contractor by the 
 Employer ; should the amount of the former exceed 
 the latter, the difference shall be paid by the Con- 
 tractor to the Employer. The Employer shall not 
 be liable to make any further payment or compen- 
 sation to the Contractor for or on account of the 
 proper use of the plant for the coinpletion of the 
 works under the provisions herein before contained 
 other than such paymeut as is included in the 
 contract price, After the works shall have been so 
 completed by persons other than the Contractor 
 under the provisions hereinbefore contained, the 
 Employer shall give notice to the Contractor of 
 such completion and may require him from time 
 to time, before and after such completion, to 
 remove his plant and all such materials as aforesaid 
 as may not have been used in the completion of the 
 works from the site, If such plant and materials 
 are not removed within a reasonable time after 
 notice shall have been given, the Employer may 
 remove and sell the same, holding the proceeds, less 
 the cost of the removal and sale, to the credit of the 
 Contractor. Any notice to be given to the Con- 
 tractor under this clause shall be given by leaving 
 the same at the place of business of the Contractor, 
 or by registered letter sent to him at that address. 
 
 27.—The words ‘* Prime Cost” or the initials P.c, 
 applied in the Specification to goods to be obtained 
 and fixed by the Contractor, shall mean, unless 
 otherwise stated in the Specification, the sum paid 
 to the merchant after deducting all trade discount 
 for such goods in the ordinary course of delivery, 
 but not deducting discount for cash, and such sum 
 shall be exclusive of special carriage, the cost of 
 fixing, and Contractor's profit. 
 
 28,—The provisional sums mentioned in the 
 Specification for materials to be supplied or for 
 work to be performed by special artists or trades- 
 men, or for other works or fittings to the building, 
 shall be paid and expended at such times and in 
 such amounts and to ans in favour of such persons 
 as the Architect shall direct, and sums so expended 
 shall be payable by the Contractor without discount 
 or deduction, or (without prejudice to any rights of 
 
Conditions, etc.—continued. 
 
 . the Contractor existing under the Contract referred 
 to in Clause No. 20) by the Employer to the said 
 artists or tradesmen, The value of works which are 
 executed by the Contractor in respect of provisional 
 sums, er in additional works, shall be ascertained 
 as provided by Clause 13, At the settlement of the 
 accounts the amount paid by the Contractor to the 
 said artists or tradesmen, and the said value of such 
 works executed by the Contractor, shall be set 
 against all such provisional sums or any sum pro- 
 vided for additional works, and the balanie shall be 
 added to or deducted from the contract sam. 
 
 29.—The Contractor shall, unless otherwise stated 
 in the Specification, provide and erect all necessary 
 scaffolding and plant for the due execution by the 
 artists and tradesmen referred to in the preceding 
 clause of the work entrusted to them. He shall also 
 permit of the execution of work by any other 
 artists or tradesmen who may be engaged by the 
 Employer. 
 
 30.—The Contractor shall be entitled under the 
 certificates to be issued by the Architect to the 
 Contractor and within days of the date of 
 each certificate, to payment by the Employer from 
 time to time by instalments, when in the opinion of 
 the Arcnitect work to the value of £ 
 (or less at the reasonable discretion of the Archi- 
 tect) has been executed im accordance with the 
 contract, at the rate of per cent. of the 
 value of work so executed in the building, until the 
 balance retained in hand amounts to £ (2), 
 after which time the instalments shall be up to 
 the full value of the work subsequently executed. 
 The Contractor shall be entitled, under the 
 Certificate to be issued by the Architect, to receive 
 £ (y), part of the said sum of £ (z), 
 when the works are practically completed, and 
 in like manner to payment of the balance within a 
 further period of months, or as soon after 
 the expiration of such period of months as 
 the works shall have been finally completed, and all 
 defects made good according to the true intent and 
 meaning hereof, whichever shall last happen. The 
 Architect shall issue his certificates in accordance 
 with this clause, No certificate of the Architect 
 shall be considered conclusive evidence as to the 
 sufficiency of any work or materials to which it 
 relates, nor shall it relieve the Contractor from his 
 liability to make good all defects as provided by 
 this Agreement. The Contractor when applying 
 for a certificate shall, if required, as far as practi- 
 cable, furnish to the Architect an approximate 
 statement of the work executed, based on the 
 original estimate. 
 
 31.—Should the Employer not pay the Contractor 
 any sum certified by the Architect within the times 
 respectively named in Clause 30, the Contractor 
 shall give written notice to the Employer of the 
 non-payment, and should the Employer not pay any 
 such sum within the period of days from the 
 date of delivery of such notice at the Employer’s 
 address or sent to him there in the ordinary course 
 of post by registered letter, or if the Employer shall 
 become bankrupt or file any petition for liquidation 
 of his affairs, and if his Trustee in Bankruptcy shall 
 repudiate this Contract, or if the Trustee shall be 
 unable to show within days to the reason- 
 able satisfaction of the Contractor his ability to 
 carry out the Contract, and to make all payments 
 due or to become due thereunder, or if the works be 
 stopped for months under an order of the 
 Architect or any Court of Law, the Contractor shall 
 be at liberty to determine the Contract by notice in 
 writing to the Architect, and to cover from the 
 Employer payment for all work executed and for 
 any loss he may sustain upon any plant or material 
 supplied or. purchased or prepared for the purpose 
 of the Contract. In arriving at the amount of such 
 payment the rates contained in the Contractor's 
 original estimate shall be followed, or, where the 
 same may not apply, rates proportionate to the 
 prices therein contained, 
 
 32.—Provided always that in case any dispute or 
 difference shall arise between the Employer or the 
 Architect on his behalf and the Contractor, either 
 during the progress of the works or after the 
 determination, abandonment, or breach of the 
 Contract, as to the construction of the Contract or 
 as to any matter or thing arising thereunder (except 
 as tothe matters left to the sole discretion of the 
 Architect under Clauses 4, 9, and 19, and the 
 exercise by him under Clause 18 of the right to 
 have any work opened up), or as to the-withholding 
 by the Architect of any certificate to which the 
 
 Conditions, etc.—continued. 
 
 Contractors may claim to be entitled, then either 
 party shall forthwith give to the other notice of such 
 dispute or difference, and such dispute or difference 
 shall be and is hereby referred to the arbitration and 
 final decision of or, in the event. of 
 his death or unwillingness or inability to act, of 
 , or, in the event of his death or un- 
 willingness or inability to act, of a person to be 
 appointed on the request of either party by ‘the 
 President for the time being of The Royal Institute 
 of British Architects, and the award of such 
 Arbitrator shall be final and binding on the parties. 
 Such reference, except on the question of certificate, 
 shall not be opened until after the.completion or 
 alleged completion of the works, unless with the 
 written consent of the Employer or Architect and 
 the Contractor. The Arbitrator shall }have power to 
 open up, review, and revise any certificate, opinion, 
 decision, requisition, or notice, save in regard to 
 the said matters expressly excepted above, and to 
 determine all matters in dispute which shall be sub- 
 mitted to him, and ot which notice shall have been 
 given as aforesaid, in the same manner asif no such 
 certificate, opinion, decision, requisition, or notice 
 had been given, Upon every or any such reference 
 the costs of and incidental to the reference and 
 award respectively shall be in the discretion of the 
 Arbitrator, who may determine the amount thereof, 
 or direct the same to be taxed as between solicitor 
 and client or as between party and party, and shall 
 direct by whom and to whom and in what manner 
 the same shall be borne and paid. This submission 
 shall be deemed to be a submission to arbitration 
 within the meaning of the Arbitration Act 1889. 
 
 COPPER. 
 SHEETS, 4 ft. x 2 ft., and Scotch plates, 4 ft. 
 xX 3 ft. 6 in. 
 
 SHEETS FOR ROOFING, 5 ft., 6 ft., 7 ft., and 8 
 ft. x 3 ft. wide, made in guages 1 to 30. Guages 
 25 to 18 generally used for roofs and gutters. 
 
 Weight per foot super. 
 
 Guage. lbs. oz. 
 No. 18 2 4 
 Neto 2 ° 
 Ay Tone re 
 + ak I 8 
 
 22 I 6 
 w23 3 
 Bh ib ae 
 25 14 
 » 26 13 
 
 27 17} 
 anes te 
 
 COW HOUSES. 
 
 Space per cow, 60 to roo ft. super. 
 Depth of House, single, 18 ft. 
 re aA double, 32 ft. 
 Height, 10 ft. to 12 ft. 
 Stalls, single, 4 ft. to 4 ft. 6 ins. 
 », double, 7 ft.'to 8 ft. 
 Feeding and Dunging passages, 3 ft 6 ins. to 
 4ft. wide. 
 
 L.C.C, BYELAWS.—Digest, 
 
 Every cowshed must be well and sufficiently: 
 
 lighted and thoroughly ventilated, 
 
 Space per cow in single stall at least 8 ft. by aft. 
 
 Two cows in double ,, am 8 ft. by 7 ft. 
 
 Air space per cow at least 600 c. ft. where there is 
 perfect ventilation, otherwise 800 c. ft. Height of 
 shed exceeding 16 ft. not to be counted, 
 
 Paving with impervious bricks or material set 
 with cement or concrete, with slope towards gully 
 hole which is to be outside where practicable, 
 Gully to be trapped, and to have a grating with bars 
 not more than g of an inch apart. Not exceeding 3 
 ft. of the foremost part of stalls may be paved with 
 chalk or other similar material. 
 
 Water supply, 12 gallons per cew. Where not 
 constant service provide covered tank, bottom of 
 tank to be not less than 6 ft, above floor level, 
 
 No communication between tank and any water 
 closet or drain by means of a waste pipe. 
 
 Water trough constructed of or lined with im- 
 pervious material to each stall or standing place, 
 with a waste pipe or hole in the lowest part. 
 
 Walls, doors, and wood work (except partition 
 between cows) to be covered with impervious mat- 
 erial 5 ft. high, such material not to be covered with 
 cement, wash or other substance, 
 
 301 
 
 Cow Houses—continued. 
 
 Grain and dung pits tobe constructed of or lined 
 with impervious material and properly drained, 
 such grain and dung pits not to be within or com. 
 municate directly with any cow shed, 
 
 No water closet, privy, cesspool, or urinal to be 
 within, communicating with, or ventilate into a 
 cow-shed. 
 
 Upper part of inner surface of walls to be lime- 
 washed. 
 
 Vessels to be cleansed with steam or scalding 
 water, 
 
 | DAIRIES. 
 
 L.C,C, ByE-LAws.—Digest, 
 
 Light and ventilation to be sufficient, 
 
 Paving with flagstones, concrete, or 
 suitable material, set in cement, 
 
 Walls to be covered with hard, smooth, and im- 
 pervious material to a height of at least 6 ft., and 
 such material not to be covered with cement, wash, 
 lime, or other substance, Floor to fall towards an 
 opening in the walls, leading to a trapped gully 
 hole outside, No inlet to drain to be inside. 
 
 Water supply to be adequate ; where not constant 
 provide covered tank, Tank to have no communi- 
 cation with any water closet or drain by means of a 
 waste pipe, 
 
 Vessels to be cleansed with steam or scalding water, 
 
 DANGEROUS AND NEGLECTED 
 STRUCTURES. 
 L.B. AcT, 1894.—Digest, 
 
 On report of District Surveyor Council may shore 
 up and protect with hoarding, and serve dangerous 
 structure notice on owner or occupier, 
 
 If the owner or occupier fail to comply with 
 notice a petty sessional ceurt may issue an order to 
 execute the required work within a fixed time, 
 Failing compliance with such order the Council may 
 take down, or repair, or otherwise secure the 
 defective work, 
 
 It the owner of a structure dispute the necessity 
 of the requisitions comprised in the notice he may 
 by notice in writing to the Council within 7 days 
 require the matter to be referred to arbitration, 
 
 At the time of giving such notice to the Council 
 he may appoint an independent surveyor to report 
 in conjunction with the District Surveyor, within 7 
 days of the receipt by the Council of such notice, 
 Before the Surveyors enter upon the discussion of the 
 question in dispute they shall appoint a third sur- 
 veyor as arbitrator, or such arbitrator may be 
 appointed by a petty sessional court. 
 
 The arbitrator is to make his award within 14 days, 
 
 Notwithstanding such notice, the court may on 
 complaint of the Council order the immediate taking 
 down or otherwise securing of the structure, 
 
 If owner cannot be found, or if on demand he 
 refuse or neglect to pay the expenses, the Council 
 after 3 months’ notice, may sell the structure, and 
 after paying expenses pay the surplus if any to the 
 owner on demand, If sale not sufficient to pay 
 expenses, then land may not be built upon until 
 balance due has been paid, or Council may recover 
 costs in a summary manner, 
 
 A petty sessional court may order the owner of 
 any structure, which is ruined, defective, or unfit 
 for occupation, or from neglect structurally, pre- 
 judicial to property or inhabitants of the neighbour- 
 hood, to take down, repair, or rebuild, or to fence 
 in the ground on which it stands within a reasonable 
 time, If the order be not complied with, the 
 Council may execute the order. 
 
 The Council in executing the order may remove 
 the materials to a convenient place, and if their 
 expenses are not paid within 14 days may sellthe same, 
 
 DANGEROUS BUSINESSES. 
 L.B. ACT, 1894.—Digest, 
 
 No person may carry on a dangerous business 
 in any building, or vault, or in the open air, ata 
 less distance than 40 ft. from any public way, or than 
 50 ft. from any other building, or any vacant ground 
 belonging to any other person than his landlord, 
 
 Dangerous businesses comprise manufacture of 
 matches, or other substances liable to sudden ex- 
 plosion, inflammation or ignition, or of turpentine, 
 naphtha, varnish, tar, resin, Brunswick black, or 
 any Other manufactures dangerous on account of the 
 liability ot the materials to sudden fire or explosion. 
 
 No person may erect a dwelling house nearer 
 than 50 ft, to a building used for any dangerous busi- 
 ness, provided that a building erected before 1844 
 within 50 ft. from any building, for the time being 
 used for any such noxious business, it may be rebuilt. 
 
 other 
 
302 
 
 DISTRICT SURVEYORS AND THEIR 
 DISTRICTS. 
 
 1 Battersea, Central. 
 _ Witrrep J. Harpcastiez, 73 Marney-road, Battersea- 
 rise, S.W. 10 to 4. 
 
 2 Battersea South, 
 Wandsworth. 
 
 Horace CHrESTON, 35 
 common, S.W. 10 to 4. 
 
 3 Bermondsey. 
 
 Vincent JOHN GROSE, 13 Railway-approach, London- 
 bridge, S.E. 10 to 4. 
 
 4 Bethnal Green, East, and South 
 Bow. 
 
 EDWARD STREET, 109 Bow-road, E. 
 
 5 Bethnal Green, West. 
 
 Rosert Prepce Nortvey, 11 Paradise-row, Bethnal- 
 Green Road, E. toto 4. 
 
 6 Bromley, St. Leonard. 
 
 E. Srreer (Interim District Surveyor), 109 Bow-road, 
 EK. ro to 4. 
 
 7 Camberwell. 
 
 Evtis MarsLAnp, 244 Camberwell-road, S.E. 
 5; Saturday, 9-30 to 1, 
 
 8 Catford. 
 
 RicHarp Dominic Hansom, 39 Culverley-road, Cat- 
 ford, S.E. 9.30 to 5; Saturday, 9 30 tor. 
 
 g Charlton, Kidbrooke, and Lee. 
 
 A. A. Fictary (Interim District Surveyor), 5 Lee- 
 road, S.E. 9.30 to 5; Saturday, 9.30 to 1. 
 
 10 Chelsea. 
 
 Tuomas Epwarp Munpy, 6 Lincoln-street, Chelsea, 
 S.W. 9.30 to 5; Saturday,'9.30 to 1. 
 
 11 City of London, East. 
 
 O. C. Hitts (Interim District Surveyor), Hamilton 
 House, 149 Bishopsgate Street Without, E.C. 9.30 to 5. 
 
 12 City of London, Southern Division. 
 
 EDWARD Power, 97 Queen Victoria-street, E.C. 
 to 3-45; Saturday by appointment. 
 
 13 City of London, West. 
 
 E. R. Hewirr (Interim District Surveyor), 22, Bride 
 ieane, B.C: 
 
 14 Clapham. 
 
 Wituiam GReELLIER, 188 High-street, Clapham, S.W. 
 to to 4; Saturday, 10 to 2. 
 
 15 Deptford, East and Greenwich. 
 
 BENJAMIN TABBERER, Lecture Hall, Royal-hill, 
 Greenwich, S.E. 10 toa. 
 
 16 Finsbury. 
 
 Ernest CarritT, 20 Wilmington-square, Clerkenwell, 
 W.C. 10 to 4; Saturday to to 2. 
 
 17 Fulham, North. 
 
 FREDERICK Wirt1AM HAMILTON, 
 The Broadway, Walham Green, S.W. 
 day, 9.30 to 1. 
 
 18 Fulham, South. 
 
 Joun Arspert Girt Knicut. Broadway-house, The 
 Broadway, Walham Green, S.W. 9.30 to 5; Saturday, 
 9.30 tol. 
 
 19 Hackney, North-east. 
 
 Osporn Cuiuse Hiiis, 360 Mare-street, Hackney, 
 N.E. 9.30 to 5; Saturday, 9.30 to 1. 
 
 20 Hackney, South-east, and North 
 Bow. 
 
 ALEXANDER Payne, 10 St. Thomas’s-square, Mare- 
 street, N.E. 10 to 4. 
 
 21 Hackney, West. 
 
 Wiziam Georce Perkins, 360 Mare-street, Hackney, 
 N.E. 9.30 to 5; Saturday, 9.30 tor, 
 
 22 Hammersmith. 
 
 W. H. Srevens (Interim District Surveyor), 3 The 
 Grove Hammersmith, W. 9.30 to 5. 
 
 23 Hampstead. 
 
 FREDERIC HAmmMonp, 150 Finchley-road, Hampstead, 
 N.W. 9.30 to 5; Saturday, 9.30 to 1. 
 
 24 Holborn. 
 
 W. G. Perkins (Interim District Surveyor), 67-69 
 Chancery-lane, W.C. 9.30to5; Saturday, 9.30 to 1. 
 
 25 Islington, North, and St. Pancras, 
 North. 
 
 Jostan GoopcuHiLp, Bank-chambers, Parkhurst-road, 
 Holloway, N. 9.30 to 5; Saturday 9.30 to 1. 
 
 and part 
 
 Belville-road, Wandsworth- 
 
 Io to 4. 
 
 9.30 to 
 
 10.30 
 
 Broadway-house, 
 9.30 to 5; Satur- 
 
 of | 
 
 District Surveyors, etc.—continued. 
 
 26 Islington, South, and Shoreditch. 
 
 Henry Lovecrove, 169 Shoreditch High-street, E. 
 9.30 to 5; Saturday, 9-30 to r. 
 
 27 Kensington. 
 
 SAMUEL Fiint CLARKSON, 17A Vicarage-gate, Ken- 
 sington, W. 9.30 to 5; Saturday, 9.30 to I. 
 
 28 Lambeth, Central, and Battersea, 
 North. 
 
 CLaRENcE Titt Coen, 69 Kennington Oval, S.E. 
 9.30 to 5; Saturday, 9.30 to x. 
 
 29 Lambeth, South. 
 
 Percy Hunver, 53 Clapham-road, S.W. 
 Saturday, 9.30 to I. 
 
 30 Lewisham, East. 
 
 E. W. Lexs (Interim District Surveyor), 3 Lewisham 
 Bridge, S.E. 
 
 9.30 to 5; 
 
 31 Lewisham, West. 
 
 A. P. Stokes (Interim District Surveyor) 301A 
 Brockley-road, S.E. 
 
 32 Limehouse, Wapping, St. Kath- 
 
 arine, and Ratcliff. 
 
 G. Torrey (Interim District 
 mercial-road East, E. 10 to 4. 
 
 33 Mile End Old-town. 
 
 H. A. Lece (Interim District Surveyor), 13 Grafton- 
 street, Mile End-road, E. 10 to 4. 
 
 34 Newington, and part of St. George- 
 the = Martyr, Southwark. 
 
 BERNARD JOHN DicKSEE, 14 and 16 New Kent-road, 
 S.E. 9.30to5; Saturday, 9.30 to I. 
 
 35 Norwood, West. 
 
 ArtHUR Henry Wuarton GLAsson, 29 Wolfington- 
 
 Surveyor), 586 Com- 
 
 road, Knight’s Hill-road, S.E. 9.30 to 5; Saturday, 
 9.30 to I. 
 
 36 Paddington. 
 
 A. AsHprinGE (Interim District Surveyor), 133A 
 
 Queen’s Road, Paddington, W. 
 9.30 to I. 
 
 37 Plumstead and Eltham. 
 
 Tuomas BATTERBURY, 97 Griffin-road, Plumstead, 
 Woolwich, and Park House, Court-road, Eltham, Kent. 
 to to 4. 
 
 38 Poplar, All Saints. 
 Joun CLarkson, 136 High-street, Poplar, E. 
 
 39 Putney and Roehampton. 
 
 Tuomas WitLiAM WILLIS, 9 Hotham-road, Putney, 
 S.W. 9gto5s. 
 
 40 Rotherhithe, Hatcham, 
 George-in-the-East. 
 
 Aucustus WILLIAM TANNER, 114 Lower-road, Rother- 
 hithe, S.E., and 334 Commercial-road East, E. 9.30 
 to 5; Saturday, 9. 30 to 2. 
 
 41 St. George, Hanover Square, North. 
 
 Tuomas Henry Watson, 9 Conduit-street, Regent- 
 street, W. 9 to5. 
 
 42 St. George, Hanover Square, Bel- 
 grave and Pimlico Division. 
 
 WiriiaAmM ALFRED LARGE, 83A Chester-square, Pimlico, 
 S.W. 10to5. Saturday, ro to 2. 
 
 43 St. James, Westminster. 
 
 H.N. Kerr (Interim District Surveyor), 13A Great 
 Marlborough-street, W. 10 to 4. 
 
 44 St. Margaret, St. John, and St. 
 Peter, Westminster. 
 
 Epwarp Dru Drury, 25 Queen Anne’s-gate, West- 
 minster, S.W. 10 to 5 (except Saturday). 
 
 45 St. Marylebone. 
 
 ARTHUR ASHBRIDGE, 17 York-place, Portman-square, 
 W. 9.30to5. Saturday, 9.30 to 1. 
 
 46 St. Pancras, South. 
 
 FREDERICK WALLEN, 96 Gower-street, W.C. 
 Saturday, ro to 2. 
 
 47 St.Saviour, St.George-the-Martyr 
 (part), and Christ Church, Southwark, 
 and the Northern Division of Lambeth. 
 
 Epwin RicuHarp Hewitt, 182 Blackfriars-road,; S.E. 
 Io to 4. 
 
 48 Stoke Newington. 
 
 Joseru DoveLass MaruHeEws, 171 Church-street, Stoke 
 Newington, N. 10 to4. 
 
 49 Strand. 
 
 A. B. Haywarp (Interim District Surveyor), 50 Great 
 Russell-street, W.C. 9-30 to 5; Saturday, 9-30 to r. 
 
 9.30 to 5; Saturday, 
 
 Io to 4. 
 
 and St. 
 
 10 to 5. 
 
 District Surveyors, etc.—continued. 
 50 Streatham, East, and Tulse-hill. 
 
 oHN SALMON QuUILTER, 71 Christchurch-road, Tulse - 
 hill, S.W. 10 to 4. 
 
 51 Streatham, West. 
 
 DAnizEL Rosert DALE, 3 Bank Buildings, Station-rd., 
 Balham, S.W. ioto4. Saturday, Io tor. 
 
 52 Sydenham. 
 
 STANLEY FaitHFuLt MonieR- WILLIAMS, 4 Dartmouth- 
 
 road, Forest Hill, S.E. 9.30to5. Saturday, 9.30 to 1. 
 53 Wandsworth, East, and Tooting 
 Graveney. 
 
 Georce Arrcuison, R.A., 125 Trinity-road, Upper 
 Tooting, S.W. t10to4. Saturday, ro to 2. 
 
 54 Wandsworth, West. 
 
 Lawron Rosert Forp, Bank Chambers, High-street 
 Wandsworth, S.W. 9.30to5. Saturday, 9.30 to 1. 
 
 55 Whitechapel, Spitalfields, Mile 
 End New=town and the Tower Liberty. 
 
 ARTHUR Crow, Hamilton House, 149 Bishopsgate- 
 street Without, E.C. 9.30 to 5; Saturday, 9.30 to x. 
 
 56 Woolwich. 
 
 ALFRED ConpER, 21 William-street, Woolwich. roto 4. 
 
 DISTRICT SURVEYORS’ FEES. 
 Extract from London Building Act, 1894. 
 
 PAR SL 
 
 On New BUvILDINGS. £L Se 
 For any building not exceeding thirty 
 square feet in area and not exceeding 
 ten feetin height... : os 
 For every building not exceeding four 
 hundred square feet in area and not 
 more than two storeys in height ... I 
 For every additional storey 
 For every additional square or fraction 
 of a square : 
 For every building not exceeding four 
 hundred square feet in area and of 
 one storey only inheight... 
 
 10 
 
 eee tae 
 
 wee ee eee 
 
 15 
 
 see 
 
 On ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS, OR 
 OTHER WORKS. 
 
 For every addition or alteration or other 
 work to which the provisions of this 
 Act apply made or done to or on any 
 building after the roof thereof has 
 been covered in. 
 
 One half of the fee charged in the 
 case of a new building, calculated 
 upon theareaofthe whole building. 
 
 For inspecting the arches or fire resist- 
 ing floors over or under public ways 
 
 For inspecting the formation of open- 
 
 ings in party walls (for each opening) 
 For inspecting the closing of openings 
 
 in party walls (foreach opening) ... 
 
 Provided that in the case of public 
 buildings, buildings constructed of 
 concrete and buildings divided into 
 separate sets of chambers or tene- 
 ments by party structures the fees 
 hereinbefore specified in this part of 
 this Schedule shall in every case be 
 increased by one-half. 
 
 On CHIMNEYS AND FLUES. 
 
 On the construction of a furnace chim- 
 ney-shaft or similar shaft for ventila- 
 tion or other purposes of addition to 
 the fee for any other operation in 
 progress at the same time if not 
 exceeding seventy-five feet in height 
 
 If exceeding seventy-five and not 
 exceeding one hundred feet in 
 
 height ... ate 210 0 
 
District Surveyors’ Fees—continued. 
 For every additional ten feet or 
 
 portion of ten feet in height 010 0 
 On the carrying of a flue from an oven 
 stove steam-boiler furnace or close- 
 fire into an old flue 36 okey Cc) 
 On certifying that a chimney breast in 
 a party wall may be cut away 010 0 
 
 ON CERTIFYING PLANS. 
 For examining: and certifying plans of 
 an old building 350 ees So Pag Bo @ 
 ON WOODEN AND TEMPORARY STUCTURES. 
 On inspection of any wooden structure 
 or on inspection of any structure or 
 erection put up on any public occa- 
 sion the same amount as for a new 
 building calculated on the area of the 
 structure or erection without reference 
 to the area of any building to which 
 it may be attached or in or on which 
 it may be put up. 
 ATTENDING AT Court. 
 For attending at a court when an order 
 is made for complying with notice of 
 irregularity 0 10 O 
 
 eee ee eee 
 
 PART, II: 
 ON DANGEROUS STRUCTURES. 
 
 On each dangerous structure— 
 
 Where there are not more than four adjoining 
 or nearly contiguous structures in the same 
 ownership :— 
 
 1. For making a survey of the structure 
 
 reported as dangerous and certifying 
 
 opinion thereon— 
 
 If the structure do not exceed four 
 
 squares in area and two storeys in 
 
 height Py, Sa si 
 If exceeding four squares ... 
 For every additional story above tw 
 
 . For each inspection of the structure 
 
 and report as te completion or pro- 
 gress of the works ... ae was 
 
 . For inspecting the structure before 
 
 the hearing of the summons and 
 
 attending the court to give evidence— 
 If one structure only ae i: 
 If more than one structure (for each 
 structure) ... 5 ats a 
 
 . For inspecting the structure before 
 the hearing of the summons against 
 
 the occupier (the owner having failed 
 
 to comply) and attending the court to 
 give evidence— 
 If one structure only AG on 
 If more than one structure (for each 
 structure) ... aa mee oe 
 
 §. For every adjournment of the sum- 
 
 mons ... oa 60 Si(e 
 
 . For superintending the erection of 
 
 shoring (including needling when 
 
 requisite) and hoarding whether 
 done by the Council or not and for 
 certifying the account for the same 
 when done by the Council seh 
 
 7. For shoring without hoarding or 
 hoardng without shoring and cer- 
 tifying the account : Boe 
 
 8. For supervision including the report 
 of the officer in cases where it is 
 necessary for the Council to execute 
 works to ensure the safety of the 
 public under anordermadebyacourt 0 5 o 
 
 Where there are more than four aajoining or 
 
 eee 
 
 ao 
 
 eee ° 
 
 fe) 
 
 ee o- 
 
 nearly contiguous structures in the same 
 cwnership— 
 For Nos. 2, 3 and 4 in the above table 0 4 0 
 For No. 5 ox 5a ac On 
 And for No. 8 fo) ° 
 
 PART III. 
 FrES PAYABLE FOR SPECIAL SERVICES. 
 
 The fees payable by a builder to the district 
 surveyor for special services shall be the following: 
 For superintending the construction of 
 
 floors and partition walls to stables 
 
 ‘under section 70 of this Act per 
 
 “uilding nee 
 
 | 
 
 | 
 
 } 
 
 District Surveyors’ Fees—continued. 
 
 For superintending the construction of 
 overhanging oriel windows per build- 
 ING eens 
 
 For superintending the fixing of any 
 oven copper steam-boiler or stove to 
 be used for trade purposes and not 
 heated by gas... D0 : me 
 
 eee eee owe 
 
 10 
 
 for superintending the fixing of pipes 
 for conveying heated air or hot water 
 or steam at high pressure (for each 
 floor of a building on which pipes are 
 fixed) ... Ee ao a ae 
 
 For services relating to the erection of 
 buildings on low lying lands per 
 building oa Be age nee 
 
 PAR lve 
 FgrEs PAYABLE TO COUNCIL. 
 
 On DANGEROUS STRUCTURES. 
 
 For general services— 
 
 I. For preparation of notices forms for 
 same and postage 
 
 Oo 
 
 2. For service of notices (clerk's time) 
 3. For travelling per mile (one way) ... 
 
 4. For obtaining summonses and orders 
 
 (clerk’s time) ... So ae 6 
 
 my 2c 
 
 OF 2 
 
 5. For cost of each summons or order 
 
 Where there are two or more adjoining or nearly 
 contiguous structures in the same ownership— 
 
 For Nos. 2 and 4 (above) each ce @ BIC 
 
 The Fees payable upon ten structures 
 shall be the maximum fees. 
 
 On DILAPIDATED AND NEGLECTED BUILDINGS 
 OR STRUCTURES. 
 
 | I. For each inspection of the building 
 
 or structure and report aoe ay Ovens: 0 
 2. For obtaining summons and order 
 (clerk’s time) ... boc Sc ag O 2 
 3. For cost of each summons or order 0 2 O 
 4. For attendance at a court to give 
 evidence ahs 0 OG C 
 5. For every adjournment ... foo ‘CATS 
 | 6. For supervision of works including 
 report of officer in cases where the 
 ~magistrate’s order is executed by the 
 Council : ae eth el Sao 
 7. For travelling per mile (one way)... © 0 3 
 
 8. The cost of procuring local evidence 
 to satisfy the magistrate that the con- 
 dition of the structure is prejudicial to 
 the property or to the inhabitants of 
 the neighbourhood is to be considered 
 separately in each case. 
 
 Where there are two or more adjoining or nearly 
 contiguous structures in the same ownership— 
 
 For Nos. 1 4 or 6 (above) each 
 
 Oon3 
 For Nos. 2 or 5 (above) each ... Onez 
 The fees payable upon ten structures 
 shall be the maximum fees. 
 For travelling per mile (one way) oO 
 
 REGULATIONS. 
 
 I. The fees specified in this Schedule in 
 respect of works to a party-wall comprise the 
 fees payable in respect of both sides of the wall. 
 
 2. No fee shall be charged in respect of the 
 
 © § © fixing of a chimney pot. 
 
 303 
 
 District Surveyors’ Fees—vontinued. 
 
 3. No fee shall be charged in respect of the 
 repairing of a chimney top unless the top has 
 been pulled down to a greater extent than twelve 
 inches. 
 
 4. No fee shall be charged in respect of the 
 repairing of a parapet unless the parapet shall 
 have been pulled down to a greater extent than 
 twelve inches. 
 
 5. In calculating the area of every new build- 
 ing for the purposes of this Schedule the area of 
 all outbuildings not exceeding 30 feet in area 
 whether attached or not shall be included pro- 
 vided such outbuildings be erected at the same 
 time as the main building. 
 
 Under the London County Council 
 Bye-Laws. 
 
 IN RESPECT OF PLASTERING AND EXCA- 
 VATIONS. 
 
 (2) 
 
 There shall be paid to the District Surveyor in 
 respect of his supervision of the plastering of any 
 house, building, or other erection, and in respect 
 of the filling in of any excavation made outside 
 the site of any house, building, or other erection, 
 and within a distance of 3 feet therefrom, an 
 inclusive fee of five shillings, such fee to be 
 payable in the manner and at the time specified 
 in Section 51 of the Metropolitan Building Act, 
 1855. 
 
 (5) FOUNDATIONS AND CONCRETE BUILDING. 
 
 The District Surveyor shall in respect of the 
 erection of any house or other building be 
 entitled to receive the sum of five shillings, the 
 same to be taken and deemed to be a fee due to 
 such District Surveyor in respect of the duties 
 imposed upon him by the Metropolis Manage- 
 ment and Building Acts Amendment Act, 1878, 
 and these bye-laws ; such fees to be payable in 
 the manner and at the time prescribed by Section 
 51 of the Metropolitan Building Act, 18¢5. The 
 District Surveyor shall also, in every case where 
 in respect of any breach of these bye-laws, or of 
 the above Act of Parliament, an application shall 
 have been made by him to a Justice, and an order 
 made thereon, be in like manner entitled to 
 receive the sum of ten shillings in addition to the 
 before-mentioned fee of five shillings. 
 
 DRAINAGE. 
 
 Every building should have a SEPARATE 
 DRAIN, and NO DRAIN SHOULD GO UNDER A 
 BUILDING if possible to avoid it. 
 
 Drains should be laid in STRAIGHT LIN#S 
 from point to point, and have TRUE GRADIENTS 
 of from 3” to 4” in 10 feet for soil pipes, and 2° 
 in 10 ft. for surface water. Drains should be 
 BEDDED ON CONCRETE 6” thick, and ENCASED 
 
 10) 
 Oo |. 
 
 IN CONCRETE if under buildings. 
 TRAPS should be BEDDED IN CONCRETE. 
 
 JUNCTIONS should be oblique, and in the 
 direction of the flow. 
 
 MANHOLES or INSPECTION CHAMBERS with 
 open channel pipes at junctions and bends. 
 
 DISCONNECTING TRapPs between the sewer 
 and the house drain, and Back FLap Traps 
 where back flow is probable. Disconnecting 
 traps should also receive waste pipes. 
 
 GULLIES should have waste discharging into 
 same to prevent unstopping. 
 
 GREASE TRAPS should be provided, or grease 
 should be driven through the drain in lumps. 
 
 Pipes and Traps should not be larger than 
 required for their work. 4’ SOIL PIPES are now 
 used where only a few closets are connected. 
 Allow 3° space over pipes passing through or 
 
 under walls. and turn arch. 
 
304 
 
 Drainage—continued. 
 
 CuRRENT OF AIR should constantly pass 
 through pipes by means of air inlets near 
 sewer, and an outlet carried above roof at farthest 
 point of drain. 
 
 VENTILATING Pipes should be kept 10 ft. 
 -away from windows and be 4 ft. to 5 ft. above. 
 Should be 6 lb. lead and terminate with a cowl or 
 wire guard, having area of opening equal to aren. 
 of pipe. 
 
 Provide for adequate FLUSHING. 
 
 TeEsT for being water and air tight. 
 
 CESSPOOLS should be at least 100 ft. from any 
 dwelling, and 200 ft. from any well, spring, or 
 stream used for drinking purposes. 
 
 STONEWARE DRAIN Pipes should have true 
 -circular section and be straight in their length. 
 
 Sizes and Substance of Stoneware Pipes. 
 
 Dia. Substance. Dia. Sub. Dia. Sub. 
 2 Inches 7 Inches 9 2 18 12 
 aos ere oe | ae eae 
 4 oo» Ff ” 12 Eas 4 
 o. 5; go» 15 ig 3 Oma 
 
 Joints to Stoneware Pipes should be in Port- 
 Aand Cement, wiped clean inside. 
 
 Joints To Acip PRoorF P1pzs should be with 
 sulphur and clay dust. 
 
 IRON SoiL PIPEs 
 
 Are made 3 ft., 6 ft., 9 ft., and 12 ft. long. 
 Weight in lbs. per 6 ft. lengths. 
 
 Inside Thickness. 
 Diam. fs 3 3 
 In. Ibs. ibs. Ibs. 
 24 28 34 60 
 3 37 42 78 
 34 43 50 go 
 4 48 58 100 
 44 54 68 112 
 5 60 74 125 
 6 Jo go 144 
 (North British Plumbing Co.) 
 Easide Length Pete ae Weight 
 ‘Diam. ex o ° per 
 Socket Socket. Socket. Length. 
 in. ft. in in. in. c. q. lb. 
 LO, 
 | bee 22 28 } to 1 10 
 I 14 
 2 6 0 3 3} | I 21 
 ZO 
 2 0 
 24 6 0 3h 32 { et 
 ( 3 14 
 8 9 0 33 43 3 21 
 \ I 00 
 34 9 0 4 4% so hE IG) 
 ie bag! 
 4 9 0 4 5st 1 Tec or 
 tp2 0 
 4a 9 0 4 6 e532 
 Deeg rs 
 5 9 0 44 64 | ve Eh 
 250 0 
 eter 
 6 9 0 44 74 | 2 121 
 Que2 £0 
 2 agi 
 7 9 0 5 83 | to 
 37,010 
 3 114 
 8 Ca) 5 93 | to 
 Gg te 
 f 3 3024 
 9 9 0 5 10} to 
 Sah ts 
 4 2 0 
 10 9 0 5 113 { Mirae 
 12 9 0 5 132 eats 
 12 12 0 5 13% i Ye) 
 
 JoINTs to iron pipes should be made with 
 -oakum and molten lead caulked up. 
 
 Iron pipes in soft ground may be supported at 
 sockets on brick or concrete piers. 
 
 LEApD SOIL PIPEs, sizes and weight made. 
 (Wot less than 7 1b. lead should be used). 
 
 2 inch equal to 6 Ib. lead. 
 
 2h oy 5,6 and 7 Ib. lead. 
 Smee, ” 5, 6, 7 and 8 Ib. lead. 
 34 os 5, 6, 7 and 8 lb. lead. 
 Yas 23 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 lb. lead. 
 44, ; 6, 7 and 8 lb. lead. 
 
 5 re 6.7 and 8 lb. lead, 
 Shes wees? 7 and 8 lh. lead. 
 
 6 8 lb. lead. 
 
 Drainage—continued. 
 
 Lead pipes should be secured by means of 
 wings or flanges every 5 ft. 
 
 ‘© WIPED ’’ JOINTS should be used not less than 
 2 in. in length. 
 
 CONNECTION WITH STONEWARE DRAIN should 
 be made with Brass Ferrule, soldered: on and 
 leaving end flange of same diameter as faucet of 
 drain pipe and jointed in cement. CONNECTION 
 witH IRON PIPE should be through a brass 
 ferrule 2in. longer than inside of the faucet of 
 iron pipe and soldered thereto. 
 
 FALL necessary to give VELOCITIES Of 2°0, 3°0, 
 4°0 feet per second, and QUANTITY OF SEWAGE 
 DISCHARGED per minute. 
 
 Diam. Veloc. Gals. Veloc. Galls. Veloc. Galls. 
 of per per per per per per 
 Pipe. sec. min. sec, min. sec. min 
 2'.0" 3!.0" 4'.0" 
 
 rn 180 65 rin 90 98 Zin 45 130 
 
 Go ter, 250) 46 I,,135 220 Eon 67 202 
 Quin yy G54. 330 N a Xiy5 04g 405) Exon) TOO | 000 
 Tia 540 6587 I,,270 880 Toe 8135) el T74 
 Thay, 5074 OLS: | E5133 7) 1G Aen Sey yplOO maT SGO 
 TOpweLOs 4 O10) IG ak 1,,405 198r I 4,202 2642 
 24 41 ,, 1080 2348 I,,540 3522 I ,,270 4696 
 30 1 ,, 1350 3672 1,,675 5508 1 ,, 387 7344 
 
 House drainsshould have a fall of at least of q ft. 
 per second, and sewers 2 ft. or 3 ft. 
 
 Drains running half-full would give half the 
 above discharge. 
 
 LAND DRAINAGE. Agricultural pipes are made 
 I in. to 6 in. diameter, 12 in. long, also 2 ft. 
 long with sockets. JOINTS are left open or upper 
 half cemented. 
 
 Spacing and depth of Pipe. 
 
 Stiff clay Drains 15 ft. apart 2' 6" deep. 
 Soft ,, a he zonitewmes BO Ts 
 Clayey loam iol meetin Su OCmNee 
 Friable _,, re GOsiban os BUG STS 
 Light sandyloam ,, oft. ,, SIO ays 
 Sandy soil Pale 714) Ce Bee FUNG eae 
 Gravel, cearse apie OOM Uae ON ae 
 oo aloose os ROO TELA GeO es 
 
 L.C.C. ByE-Laws.—Digest. 
 
 SANCTION TO DRAINAGE. Persons wishing to 
 make or branch a sewer into a sewer vested in the 
 London County Council, or into a sewer vested in 
 any Vestry or District Board, shall, in the first 
 instance, lay the plans and sections relating thereto 
 before, and apply for the sanction of, the Vestry or 
 District Board in which such last-mentioned sewer 
 shall be situate, and no such sewer shall be begun 
 until the sanction of such Vestry or District Board 
 shall have been given, 
 
 Before any Vestry or District Board shall sanction 
 the construction of any such sewer, they shall submit 
 
 the plans and sections thereof, when the same shall |, 
 
 have been approved by them, tothe London County 
 Council, for their sanction, 
 
 All persons wishing to make or branch any drain 
 into a sewer vested in the London County Council, 
 shall, seven days before commencing any works for 
 
 that purpose, submit a proper plan and description ' 
 
 in reference thereto before, and apply in writing for 
 the sanction of, the Vestry or District Board of the 
 Parish or District in which such sewer shall be 
 situate, and no such work shall be commenced until 
 the sanction of the said Vestry or District Board 
 shall have been given, 
 
 SOIL PIPES, 
 
 Lead Iron 
 Diam. Weight per ro ft. | Weight per 6 ft, 
 in length, length, 
 Inches. not less than not less than 
 3 65 lbs. 48 lbs. 
 4 HN Ars 
 5 92 5 69 5, 
 fo) TEOR,; Say) 
 
 ——f 
 
 ' one ampere. 
 
 Drainage—continued. 
 
 Continued up as ventilating pipe full diameter te 
 
 above highest part of roof, and where practicable at 
 least 3 ft. above any window within 20 feet, measured 
 in a straight line from the open end of pipe. 
 _ Pipe end to have wireguard covering, with open- 
 ings in the meshes to at least equal area of open end 
 of pipe. Connection between a lead ttap or pipe 
 and an iron soil pipe or drain, to be with a brass 
 thimble, connected to lead by means of a wiped or 
 overcast joint, and to iron by means of a joint of 
 molten lead properly caulked. 
 
 Joints to iron soil pipes to be made with molten 
 lead properly caulked. 
 
 Stoneware pipes to be connected with lead by 
 means of a brass socket or other similar appliance, 
 stoneware end jointed in cement and the lead end 
 with a wiped or overcast joint. 
 
 Stoneware pipes connected with iron by inserting 
 end in iron socket and jointing with cement. 
 
 EARTH, ROCK, etc. 
 WEIGHT OF A CUBIC YARD. 
 
 ewt. cwt. 
 Granite. . 42 Gravelu.:e..-emSO) 
 Dra piwesen 4 2 Satids73a-n ates 
 SAS ~6 5 48 Clay eeu ares 
 Shalewirm .1s9 Maria eenmaecO 
 Quartz gt Common Earth 24 
 Sandstone . 39 loam wae 4 
 Limestone . 40 Peat; Dry 7a 
 Chalk.) 4.) 36 99) UVC mete’ 
 INCREASE OF BULK OF I YARD OF EARTH, 
 
 ROckK, ETC., WHEN Duc. 
 
 Clay and Earth 1°25 c. yd. 
 Sand and Gravel 1°08 ,, 
 Chalk and Rock 1°3 to 1°5 toc. yd. 
 
 NATURAL SLOPE OF EARTH WITH HorRIZON. 
 
 Compact Earth 45° to 50° Rubble . . 45° 
 
 Loose Earth . 30° Gravelit 7.400 
 
 Clay, dry.) G0). Sande mom 
 
 », drained . 45° Shingle 7/6 30u 
 wet . . 169 
 
 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING. 
 
 Electrical Terms and Definitions. 
 
 VoOLT=Practical unit of electrical pressure : 
 the pressure required to senda current of I ampere 
 through a resistance of 1 ohm. 
 
 OuM= Practical unit of electrical resistance. 
 
 AMPERE= Practical unit of current, or the rate 
 of flow of electricity. 
 
 The well-known formule, known as Ohm/’s 
 Law, shews that in all steady direct currents the 
 above three units bear a relation to each other, 
 viz., the strength of a current varies directly as 
 the electric pressure and inversely as the resist- 
 ance. The formulz is expressed algebraically 
 thus :— 
 
 E E - 
 C= Kk, R= CyandiCyxaRe— i. 
 
 Wart=The electrical unit of power, or rate ot 
 doing work, and is the power absorbed in a 
 circuit carrying a current of I ampere at a pres- 
 sure of 1 volt ... W = E x C 746 watts = 1 
 electrical horse power. 
 
 BOARD OF TRADE UNIT is the commercial unit 
 used in public electrical supply, and equals 1,000 
 watts per hour. 
 
 The prefix ‘‘ milli ’’ means one-thousandth part. 
 
 % ‘‘micro”’ ,, one-millioneth part. 
 _ “kilo”? ,, | one thousand times. 
 “meg”? ,, one million times. 
 
 ” 
 Such as milli-ampere = one-thousandth part of 
 Kilo-watt = 1,000 watts. 
 
 The continuous or direct current is that which 
 flows continuously in one direction. 
 
 The alternating current is that which flows 
 in reverse directions ; the frequency or periodicity 
 of an alternating current is the number of com- 
 plete reversals, periods or cycles per second. 
 
Electrical Engineering—continued. 
 
 Alternating currents for electric lighting are 
 usually from 50 to 100 cycles per second, and for 
 electric power from 25 to 50. | 
 
 ELEcrRIC BELLs. 
 
 Le Clanche, cells are most suitable for the pur- 
 pose, as the current is only required at intervals. 
 
 24 oz. of Salammoniac to I pint of water is the 
 usual proportion apoio ; the cellshould be about 
 % full. It is good practice to paint the upper por- 
 tion of the glass jar as well as the projecting 
 carbon with hot paraffin wax to prevent the salts 
 ‘‘ creeping.’’ A little fresh Salammoniac should be 
 added from time to time, as the action of the 
 liberated hydrogen and oxygen tend to form 
 water and weaken the solution. 
 
 ELEcrric LIGHTING. 
 
 Lighting by electricity is usually carried out 
 by the following methods :— 
 
 Arc Lamps. This form of lamp is used for 
 open spaces, streets, public buildings, &c. 
 
 The light is obtained by passing the current 
 through the points of two carbon rods, which, 
 when drawn apart, form the “‘ arc.” 
 
 The distance between the carbon points is 
 maintained about jin. or in. by suitable 
 mechanism. The light and heat in the small 
 space between the carbon points are exceedingly 
 intense ; so intense is the heat that metals melt in 
 it like wax in a candle flame. This intense heat 
 is utilized in electric furnaces for the reduction of 
 certain refractory ores. 
 
 Enclosed Arc Lamps are those having an inner 
 and outer globe so arranged as to exclude the 
 admission of oxygen. By this means a pair of 
 carbons lasting about eight hours in an open type 
 iamp, would last about 80 hours in an enclosed 
 lamp. Open type lamps require about 45 volts., 
 and enclosed lamps about 80 volts. The current 
 required is about 5 amps per 1,000 candles. 
 
 Lncandescent or Glow Lamps. These consist of 
 a carbon filament enclosed in a glass bulb, from 
 which practically all the air is exhausted; the 
 passage of the current heating the filament to in- 
 candescence. An incandescent lamp working at 
 240 volts, takes about 4 of one ampere or 60 
 watts (nearly 4 wa s per candle power). Incan- 
 descent lamps can'_se obtained in all voltages up 
 to 250 volts. 
 
 ihe Nernst Lamp is a type of incandescent 
 lamp not requiring a vacuum ; it is very economi- 
 cal, only taking about 14 watts per candle power. 
 
 Mercury Vapour Lamps. This type of lamp 
 has only recently been placed on the market, and 
 is likely to have a large field of usefulness on 
 account of its being exceedingly economical. 
 
 CoppER CABLES AND WIRE CoNnDUCTORS. 
 
 Nore.—The gauge column gives the number of wires 
 in a strand, and the gauge 61/12 means 61 wires, No. 12 
 gauge. 
 
 AREA, No. of 8 
 candle power 
 
 Gauge, Diameter Square Current lamps of 
 
 S.W.G. Inches. Inches. Ampéres. 100 volts. 
 61/12 036 5316 531'6 1650 
 61/13 828 “4160 416°0 1290 
 37/12 728 °3217 321'1 1000 
 37/13 “644 "2520 252°0 775 
 19/12 520 "1648 164"9 510 
 19/13 “460 “1290 129'0 405 
 37/16 448 "1219 12I'9 380 
 19/14 “400 *0976 97°6 305, 
 19/15 “360 “2790 79.0 247 
 19/16 320 0624 62°4 195 
 19/17 280 *0479 47°9 149 
 7/14 240 "0356 35°6 112 
 7/15 216 *0290 290 90 
 7/16 "192 *0229 22°9 71 
 7/17 168 “0174 17°4 54 
 9 "144 0162 16'2 49 
 10 128 ‘o128 12°8 39 
 Ir 116 *O105 I0’5 31 
 7/19 120 “0089 8°95 27 
 7/20 108 "0072 72 22 
 13 “092 "0066 6°6 20 
 7/21 *096 0057 5.7 17 
 14 o80 "0050 50 15 
 15 072 “0040 4'0 12 
 16 “064 *0032 3°2 10 
 3/20 °077 “0031 3. ic) 
 3/22 059 “oorg 1h 5 
 18 048 ‘0018 rs 5 
 
 EXCAVATION. 
 
 AMOUNT OF WORK WHICH CAN BE DONE BY 
 EXCAVATORS IN 10 HOURS. 
 
 One man can dig and throw in a barrow 8 to 
 10 c. yards of common ground, or 6c. yards of 
 stiff clay or gravel, or 3 to 5 ¢. yards of hard 
 ground (including picking). Two men can fill 
 and ram 20 c. yards; two men can load waggons 
 with 25 c. yards of earth. 
 
 An ordinary wheelbarrow holds ,4 c. yard. 
 
 A navvy +p Sqn) OE 
 A dobbin cart Se sD 
 A one-horse cart Ate 2 os 
 A small earth waggon » 2 » 
 A large earth waggon » 3 ” 
 
 L.C.C. Bys-Laws.---Dives¢. 
 
 Any excavations within 3 feet of a building shall 
 not be filled up otherwise than with natural soil, 
 brick, or dry rubbish, or other suitable material, to 
 be approved by the District Surveyor, and shall be 
 properly rammed, 
 
 FELT. 
 
 Dry Harr for clothing boilers and steam : 
 
 pipes, covering hot water pipes and cisterns, and 
 lining to roofs. Sheets 34 by 20 inches, and 
 lengths 3 ft. wide up to 60 ft. long. 
 
 Thickness and Wetsht. 
 
 No. 
 
 © 3;in. thick For roofs, &c. 2 Ib. per sheet. 
 I + ch ” 9 I Ib. ” 
 
 2 $ 9 ” 29 1% Ib. ” 
 
 3 4, Cisterns, pipes, &c. 2 Ib. 43 
 
 4 % 4, Steam boilers & pipes 24 Ib. 3 
 
 5 #2 ,, Large boilers, &c. 3 Ib. ss 
 
 ASPHALTIC ROOFING and SLATING OR Sack- 
 ING FELT is made in rolls 25 yds. by 32 ins. 
 wide. 
 
 Fiprous ASPHALTE or FOUNDATION FELT 
 is made in widths 4} in., 9 in., 14 in., 18 in., 
 23 in., 27 in., 30 in., and 36 in. by a length of 
 23\ ins 
 
 FELT ROOFING should have joints lapping 2 to 
 3 in., and nailed every 2to 3 in. with g to rfin. 
 1ron clout nails, weighing 2} to 5 lbs. per 1,000, 
 and dipped while hot in boiled oil. Asphalted 
 felt should have one or two coats of hot coal tar 
 and lime (3 of tar to one of slaked lime), immedi- 
 ately after it is laid, and then sprinkled with fine 
 sand. 
 
 FIRE ESCAPE. 
 L. B. Act, 1894.—Déges’. 
 
 Stories above 60 feet from street to be provided 
 with means of escape; certified as satisfactory before 
 occupation, 
 
 FIRE RESISTING MATERIALS. 
 L. B. Act, 1894.—Dzigest. 
 
 1.—BRICK WORK. Good, well-burnt, hard, and 
 sound bricks, properly bonded and solidly put 
 together (a) with mortar of good lime and sharp 
 sand, hard clean broken brick, broken flint, grit or 
 slag ; (4) with good cement ; or (c) with cement and 
 sand, hard clean broken bricks, broken flint, grit or 
 slag. 
 
 Pe Gane and other solid and durable STONE, 
 
 3.—IRON, STEEL, and COPPER. 
 
 4.—OAK and TEAK and OTHER HARD TIMBER 
 beams and posts, or in combination with iron, the 
 timber and the iron (if any) protected by plastering 
 in cement or other incombustible or non-conducting 
 material. 
 
 Doors of oak, teak, or other hard wood not less 
 than 2 in, thick. 
 
 Stairs of oak, teak, or other hard wood, with 
 treads, strings, and risers not less than 2 in. thick. 
 
 5.—SLATE, TILES, BRICK, and TERRA COTTA 
 used for coverings and corbels, 
 
 6.—FLAGSTONES for floors over arches not ex- 
 posed on underside and not supported at ends only, 
 
 7:—CONCRETE of broken bricks, stone chippings, 
 or ballast and lime cement, or calcined gypsum ey 
 between joists. 
 
 305 
 
 Fire Resisting Materials—continued. 
 
 8.—Any material from time to time approved bp 
 the Council as fire resisting. 
 
 FLOORING. 
 
 Kinds in general use : 
 1 Common, with edges shot and laid folding. 
 Straight joint, with square (or splayed) head- 
 ings, breaking joint. 
 Rebated. 
 Rebated and filletted. 
 Grooved and tongued. 
 Ploughed and tongued. 
 Dowelled. 
 
 8 Rebated, grooved, and tongued. 
 
 Secret joints and double floors are used in 
 high-class work. 
 
 Flooring should be thoroughly seasoned before 
 fixing. The narrower the boards the less 
 shrinkage : 
 
 Flooring 3hin., 4$in., and 5}in. wide is 
 used in best work, 7 in. wide in ordinary work, 
 and 9 in. wide in common work. 
 
 Specify kind, quality of wood, thickness, joints, 
 and mode of laying, mitred borders to hearths, 
 landings, &c. 
 
 Number of feet run per square for various 
 widths of flooring: 
 
 3z3in. q4din. 5hin. 7in. 4g in. 
 360 280 230 180 140 
 
 105 ft. super usually allowed to the square. 
 
 For particulars of PARQUET WOOD, BI.OCK, 
 AND OTHER FLOORING, see ‘‘ CATALOGUE.” 
 
 NOM # 
 
 FLOORS. 
 
 WEIGHTS PER FOOT SUPER FLOORS SIIOULD 
 CARRY. 
 
 Dwelling houses, 14 cwt. 
 Warehouses, factories, &c., 24 to 5 cwt. 
 Public buildings, schools, &c. 14 to 2 cwt. 
 
 TABLE OF Woop GIRDERS, BINDERS, AND 
 JOIsTs, IN BALTIC Fir. 
 
 CEILING 
 GirRDERS. BuinpeErRs. Joists. OISTS 
 loft. apart. 4to6ft. 4ft. apart. 1ft. apart 
 Length apart. 
 ot - a. erste a. - GW. 
 bearing G2 G2 B22 oe 24 aa 22 S48 
 in feet As 24 Os 2 a as 25 Aa 25 
 Boge 5 ge eres aos 
 Oe sal er ee 
 6 _ 6 4 6 2 34 2 
 3 — tei - 4 2 
 TO" Ot Ree So Cie 7am ee 5 2 
 12 10 8 9 53 8 24 6 24 
 14 II 9 be) ° 9 2k = — 
 16 12 10 IT 64 10% 24 = —_— 
 18 12 II 12 7 12 24 _ _ 
 20 3 II 13 Jawel2 3 — _ 
 24 15 12 — SS Se 
 26 16 12 _ _— _ _— _ — 
 28 16 13 — = = = = = 
 30 16 14 = eg Be, ae 
 
 TRIMMING JOISTS should be 1 inch thicker 
 than ordinary joists. 
 
 Floors of wide span should have a slight rise in 
 the centre to allow for sagging. 
 
 Hoop IRON 2 in. to 3 in. wide or 2 in. by gin. 
 bearing iron should be used instead of woop 
 PLATES. Ends of timbers should have an air 
 space all round them, and timber floors should be 
 ventilated. 
 
 No timber should enter a wall nearer than 9 in. 
 to any flue. 
 
 HERRING BONE STRUTTING, 2 in. by 2 in., 
 spiked the full depth of joists, or 14 in. SOLID 
 BRIDGING every 4 feet apart. ; 
 
 A %in. T1z Rop through the joists by the side 
 of solid strutting adds greatly to the strength and 
 stiffness of the floor. 
 
 L. B. Act, 1894.—Digest. 
 
 Floors under and 18 in. around OVENS, COPPER 
 and STEAM BOILERS, or STOVES, not heated by gas, 
 to be formed of incombustible and non-conducting 
 material 6in. thick.. Floors over FURNACES and 
 within 18 in. of crown of ovens shall be of fire- 
 
 ' resisting materials. 
 
306 
 
 FONTS. 
 
 At W. end of the nave, not under a gallery. 
 Allow room enough for minister and sponsors. 
 Stone or marble as directed by the Canon, and 
 large enough for immersion of infants. Provide 
 cover, plug, and chain, and drain to dry well, or 
 into a drain. If of porous stone, line with lead 
 or copper. Raise on platform at least I step up. 
 
 Ordinary size, 30 in. across, 30 to 4o in. high. 
 
 FOUNDATIONS. 
 
 SAFE LOAD PER FOOT SUPER. 
 
 Made Ground ... sce Sa i Swolee 
 Gravel, clay, or soft rock Bay feo oe 
 Hard rock Boe Ee 3 to 9 tons. 
 Portland cement concrete 8 tons. 
 Blue Lias a ase 5 tons. 
 Stone Lime __... on 2 to 3 tons. 
 
 FOUNDATIONS TO COLUMNS AND STANCHEONS. 
 
 Safe load of stone base determines the area of 
 base flange, but larger often advisable, to give 
 lateral steadiness. 
 
 Practical limit to size of stone base q ft. x 4 ft. 
 and 2 ft. deep. If larger required, then cast iron 
 base plate leaded direct on concrete or brick 
 foundation. Portland cement should always be 
 used in foundations to piers. 
 
 Thickness of bed should be 14 times the pro- 
 jection of the stone beyond the column base, the 
 thickness of concrete should be twice the projec- 
 tion beyond the stone. 
 
 L.C.C, ByE-Laws. Digest. 
 
 No building allowed on any site filled in or covered 
 with refuse matter. 
 
 Site to be covered with concrete 6 inches thick, 
 emoothed on top. 
 
 Concrete under walls to be at least 9 inches thick, 
 and 4 inches wider than footings on each side. If 
 natural gravel site, concrete may be omitted with 
 approval of surveyor. 
 
 Composition of Lime Concrete, 1 to 6 of Ballast. 
 5 paGement ary, 1to8,, i) 
 
 FRONTAGES. 
 
 L.B. AcT, 1894, AND BYELAWS. Digest. 
 
 APPLICATIONS TO COUNCIL.,—Plans 22 ft. to 
 rin. Show position of building in relation to others 
 adjacent, height and distance from centre of road, 
 extent and site of old buildings, and figure width of 
 street. Give names and addresses of owners of 
 nearest building on each side, See also *‘L.C.C., 
 Application to,” 
 
 GENERAL LINE.—Consent of Council necessary 
 to project where old line of frontage is within 50 ft. 
 of highway. General line to be defined by superin- 
 
 tending architect within one month of application, 
 | 
 
 Consent may be subject to conditions, 
 
 Consent to any erection beyond general line does 
 not affect or alter general line elsewhere. 
 
 BUILDINGS TAKEN DOWN, OR DESTROYED BY 
 FIRE to one half cubical extent may be set back by 
 order of Council. The Council to pay COMPENSA- 
 TION for damage and expenses. Amount if not 
 agreed within two months may be recovered, or if 
 exceeding £50 settled by arbitration under Land 
 Clauses Act, 
 
 Local authority or person agrieved by certificate 
 of frontage line, may APPEAL TO TRIBUNAL, The 
 above not applicable within the city, 
 
 GAS FITTING. 
 
 Pressure of gas at the burners should be from 
 
 to 4% of an inch. 
 
 Allow 4 c. ft. per hour for internal lights, 5 c. tte 
 for external, and 6 to Io c. ft. for argand burners. 
 
 SERVICE Pipes should be laid with a fall to 
 the main to drain out the condensation. Place 
 syphons with screw plugs at any depression in 
 the pipes. 
 
 Size of service will depend on number of burners, 
 length of piping, number of bends, and height of 
 service. 
 
 Gas piping should not be buried in plaster. 
 
 Gas bursers should be fixed at least 3 ft. 
 from cciling. 
 
 Light decreases in the ratio of the square of its 
 distance from its source. 
 
 AVERAGE SIZE OF TUBING REQUIRED. 
 
 lights in. 50 lights I ine 
 
 6 ” 3 ” 75 ” 1t ” 
 
 12 ” 4 ” 110 ” 14 ” 
 18 ” g ” 150 ” IZ s 
 
 27 ” z ” 200 ” 2 ” 
 
 Owing to increase of pressure at the higher 
 levels a gas governor should be placed at every 
 30 feet of rise. 
 
 Gas CooKING AND WARMING STOVEs should 
 have a separate pipe from the meter. 
 
 Gas MgrTeks are capable of supplying about 
 80 per cent. more lights than their indicated 
 capacity. 
 
 GIRDERS and JOISTS. 
 Safe Load 4 breaking weight. 
 
 STEEL JOISTS carry 40 per cent. more than 
 IRON JOISTS of same section, but the elasticity is 
 nearly the same for each, so greater depth in pro- 
 portion to span will be required for steel joists 
 subjected to a heavier load. 
 
 Iron and steel joists should not exceed sy of 
 span, or steel joists with the heavier load, y to 
 y e 
 
 Deflection should not exceed 4 in. for every 
 4 ft. of span. Fix joists and girders with a camber 
 of I in. in 30 ft. 
 
 Two or more single joists used side by side may 
 be bolted together, the bolts passing through 
 pieces of iron tubing to keep them spaced apart. 
 
 Holes for RIVETS in compound girders and 
 joists should be a@rzdled. 
 
 Ends of joists and girders BEARING ON WALLS 
 should have felt or 5 lb. lead seating on hard 
 York templates. 
 
 Ends BEARING ON COLUMNS OR STANCHEONS 
 should be secured by bolting the webs to lugs 
 cast on the column or stancheon in the case of a 
 light load, or with angle irons rivetted to the web 
 for heavy loads. To secure a good bearing use 
 lead seating or caulk with iron cement. 
 
 STEEL ROLLED JOISTS. 
 
 Safe distributed load in tons at about 4 of 
 breaking weight. 
 
 To find the safe load for any span, divide the 
 given safe load for one foot by the number of feet 
 of the span required. 
 
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 Ins. Ins. lbs. Tons. Ins. Ins. lbs. Tons 
 
 A 34xX1 44 8 NiSiexs 27 125 
 Basie 3 9 16 O 8 x6 30 150 
 Cama xX. 2 6 13 Pe ofxk emer al 116 
 Disa xr 10 2 Oo ex" 7, 52 280 
 E 4x1 7 13 | R 10 X 4h 27k 160 
 He seis II 301} SN x0! x's 30 184 
 G 5 X 44 19 55 AB 3G) 82 6) 42 250 
 H 6}x2 Io 30 ig 12s 37 258 
 Lanorextag ots 45 | Vi ae xXo 45 320 
 J 6 X5 244 93 | W x4fex 5% 48 440 
 Ke By pak tr PRA 3.6 Se SG 63 599 
 Ey oe ert 17 jo | Vier” 6 78 730 
 M 8 x4 19 go 1 Z 19 X 74 95 987 
 
 Girders and Joists—continued. 
 STEEL COMPOUND GIRDERS. 
 
 _To find the safe load for any span 
 divide the given safe load for one foot by 
 the number of feet of the span required. 
 
 _Note. The rolled joists of which the 
 girders are composed are denoted by the 
 
 ; reference letters, and are given in the 
 A table of rolled steel joists. 
 
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 ns. Ins. Ibs. Tons. Ins. Jans. Ibsh &f 
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 9 919) 035" 267 X 10§ 4, 9 97 780 
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 P 10, 9 7k) 376 Ww 1548 ypok4 stag Se ETBs 
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 Ins. Ins:. lbs, Dons: Ins. Ins. Jbs. Tons 
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 P10 ",,.10"" 123 726 W 153,, 18 212 1780 
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 Ins. Ins. Ibs. Tons. Ins. Ins. lbs. Tons. 
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 PEAS as nd, 44 200 Soy 2r tags gt 790 
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 Unions 76 610 UW 25. 389) tesn res 
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 As SEcTION F. 
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 ne ay a =e 22 
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 Ins Ins lbs, Tons 
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 Vv 26:10; 12 268 2492 
 Ww 303 ,, 12 254 2794 
 
GLAZING. 
 
 SHEET GLASS is made in four qualities for 
 window glazing, viz., Best, Seconds, Thirds, and 
 Fourths. The latter inferior and seldom used. 
 
 15 to 16 oz. per foot is yf to yy in. thick. 
 
 21 OZ. 56 A) py in. thick. 
 
 26 ” ”” ” ” ” 
 
 32 5 ” ” : 4 ” i) 
 ” Le) 9 $ ” ” 
 
 : 
 
 4 ” 
 GROUND GLASS. is made of similar substance. 
 COLOURED GLASS is made in 16, 21, 26, and 
 
 32 OZ. 
 
 ENAMELLED or EMBOSSED is made I5, 21, and 
 
 26 oz. 
 
 FLUTED is made 15, 21, 26, and 32 oz. 
 
 9 cy ” 
 
 SHEET GLASS can be FACE POLISHED and BENT | 
 
 to any curve. 
 ROLLED PLATE. 
 
 2 Ibs. per foot is 4 in. thick. 
 2# ” ” Ps 9 ” 
 34 ” ” t ” ” 
 4t 8) 3, 7s 79 ” 
 5 ” ” 3 ” ” 
 
 PATENT PLATE is sheet glass polished on both 
 sides, in Best, Second, and Third qualities, and 
 in thickness as follows :-— 
 
 13 oz. per foot is 7 in. thick. 
 
 L7, ” 9 xs 99 9 
 214, ” Toe Se) oy 
 24 5) ” Btog ” 9 
 
 ‘RouGH PLATE (plain or fluted) is 4, 3, 3, and 
 @ in. thick. 
 
 RouGH CasT PLATE is 3, %, 4, #, and 1 in. 
 thick, used for pavement, roof, and skylights. 
 
 POLISHED PLATE. Three qualities—erdinary, 
 best, and silvering. 
 
 4, fs £, 8 4, $2, g, and 1 in. thick. 
 
 } in. usual thickness. 
 
 When used for shelves, edges must be ground 
 and polished. Can be bent, and edges can be 
 bevelled. 
 
 CATHEDRAL GLASS is rolled plate about 26 oz. 
 and ¢ in. thick, white and tinted. 
 
 GLAss SLATES of rough plate, $ to 4 in. thick. 
 
 Grass TILEs, rolled rough plate, ¢ to 4 in. 
 thick, and in sheet glass. 
 
 GLAss in Doors should be embedded in wash- 
 leather and secured by wood beads. 
 
 GLAZING INTO STONEWORK should be with 
 oil cement. Glazing should be secured with 
 copper sprigs, and if large and heavy plate glass, 
 with small brass screws and puttied. 
 
 Woodwork should be painted 2 oils before 
 glazing. 
 
 FIGURED and RIBBED GLass should have 
 smooth side out. 
 
 PurTy is composed of whiting and linseed oil 
 well mixed. 
 
 HABITABLE ROOMS. 
 L.B. ACT, 1894.—Dsgest, 
 
 To be at least 8 ft. 6 in. in height throughout, or 
 if in roof 8 ft. for at least half the area, 
 
 Window or windows to open into open air or 
 conservatory, and to equal at least 3, of floor 
 area, and } to open, such opening te extend to at 
 least 7 ft. above floor, but a room with no external 
 wall or constructed wholly or partially in the roof, 
 may have dormer window with clear light equal to 
 yz of floor area, and at least half to open. Such 
 epening to extend te at least 5 ft. from floor, or such 
 room may have a lantern light, of which a portion 
 equal to 3, of area of room must open. 
 
 BASEMENT ROOMS in dwellings must have space 
 for ventilation under floors unless wood blocks on 
 concrete, 
 
 HABITABLE ROOMS OVER STABLES.—Floor to 
 have pugging 3 in. thick, and finished smooth on 
 upper surface, and underside lath and plaster or 
 other’solid construction, Any staircase, gallery or 
 structure by which such rooms are approached to 
 Se separated from stable by a g in. brick wall, 
 
 Habitable Rooms—continued. 
 This act does not repeal Public Health Act relating 
 
 to underground rooms. 
 HAY.—WRIGHT oF. 
 
 I truss = 56 lbs. (avoir.) of old hay. 
 
 i pen 00) 1, ee Ofna ws hiay. 
 
 I load = 18 cwt. of old hay. 
 
 I, =19 ,, 32 1bs. ot new hay. 
 
 Te Gauss 3 Onekusses. 
 HEARTHS. 
 
 L.B. ACT, 1894.—Dzgest, 
 
 To be 6 in. longer each side than opening, 
 
 and 18 in, wide in front of breast. Those on 
 
 lowest floor to be bedded on concrete covering site, 
 or on solid materials placed on same. On other 
 floors to be on stone or iron bearers or brick 
 trimmer, or other incombustible material, 
 
 The hearth together with the substance on which 
 it is bedded to be at least 6 in, thick, 
 
 HEATING. 
 
 Hot water piping required in coldest weather 
 to warm 1000 c. feet, and temperature required 
 for various purposes : 
 
 Length of Pipe. 
 
 4" dia. 3“ dia. 2“dia. 
 Domestic Apartments, 60° to 659 xa2ft. 16 ft. 24 ft. 
 Greenhouses and Conservatories, 
 55° to 60° ... eu 30 tts 4oitom 7 ait. 
 Hot Srowsen, 80° a i We e5 Sita 74 tty x20 ft? 
 Hospitals, General and Fever 
 Wards, 60° ewe ees Re L5ciCqezOntt mms Osit: 
 Hospitals, Diphtheria and Enteric 
 Fever Wards, 65° eh ie) TO ite 24 ftie 36 ft: 
 Public Buildings, 55° Jette a LO axa tits 
 Schools; 60? 7. Pr, x Es Ouitamicit tars ft. 
 Warehouses, Workrooms, and 
 Factories, 55°... pats ie). te, sys ee, 
 Drying Closets, 120°... 175 ft. 235 ft. 350 ft. 
 
 Buried pipes require 25% more for loss of heat. 
 
 I square foot of boiler surface will heat about 
 40 ft. of 4 in. pipe, 70 ft. ef 3 in., and 160 ft. of 
 2 in. pipe. 
 
 Wrot. iron boilers take less time to heat than 
 cast iron, but are more liable to rust. 
 
 Pipes should have a continuous rise to the 
 highest point, and a continuous fall to the boiler. 
 The least rise in any part of their length should 
 be 6 in. to 8 in. in 100 feet. 
 
 In warming buildings, the entrance halls, corri- 
 dors, and adjuncts, ete., should be included, to 
 avoid draughts, and pipes, coils, etc., should 
 preferably be placed near windows and all cooling 
 surfaces. 
 
 It is always desirable to combine ventilation 
 with warming by means of radiators, warm air 
 stoves, or the Plenum system. 
 
 DATA BY AND COPYRIGHT OF IRWIN C. WALLAS, C.E. 
 
 Low PressurE Hor WaTER HEATING. 
 
 Under ordinary conditions and in the absence 
 of known constants for Air, and co-efficients for 
 Cooling Surfaces, the following tables for pro- 
 portioning heating surface in radiators or pipes to 
 cubic contents of rooms, can be used in figuring 
 upon any ordinary low-pressure Hot Water heat- 
 ing scheme (close approximation). 
 
 External Temperature 25° Fahr. 
 Internal 5 602 
 
 Minimum Temperature of Water in Radiators 
 160° Fahr. 
 Radiatiea te be Used, 
 Descriptien of Apartments 
 Warmed, 
 
 Entrance Halls, Stair- 
 cases, Corriders 
 Dwelling Reoms— 
 
 \ Range 35° Fahr. 
 
 Direet. Direct-Indireot, ‘Indirect. 
 One square foot of surface in 
 Radiators, heats 
 
 80 cub. ft. 64 cub. ft. 54 cub. ft. 
 
 with r exposure® 76 OX Hpi Whee ee 
 
 9 2 ” 72 ” 58 ” 48 ” 
 
 eee <n Co Mme me Onee 
 
 an 4! i 04 seo 2) yen 43 ees 
 
 School Rooms ... 7100 co eeOTe 5 
 Business Shops and 
 
 fices & 120 oe ee On. 5 
 Workrooms for Men or 
 
 omen i: 150 ZO aoe TOOM ES 
 
 Churches, Chapels, 
 
 _ Assembly Rooms ... 150 ZO. Asi et OCOmm ys; 
 Factories, Workshops, 
 
 ‘Warehouses BROLTS: Ag Bee yr s/s 
 
 Mains and Branches. 
 Sizes of Pipes corresponding to Radiator 
 Surface supplied by them. 
 
 * Exposure means—any wall, ceiling, or fleor exposed 
 to the outer air. 
 
 Heating—continued. 
 
 Diam. of Pipe 1 1; 
 
 it 20-25-03) 63h 4. SG 
 
 Maximum sq. ft. | 
 of Radiation } 75 120 195 320 490 650 870 1120 1700 2600 
 it will supply [sq. ft. 
 
 The following Table will serve as a guide to 
 fitters :— 
 
 Main Branches. 
 
 1 in. will supply 2 3 in. 
 
 5? a ns 2 11n. 
 
 iar ch yy vaneestie 
 
 a5 Os hs 2 i4in. , 
 
 PE manne ty 2 ni in. and x r}in., or 12 in. and x rhin. 
 icy A 12h in. and 12 in., or22in. and 1x rin. 
 Sakae 5 As 2 a4in., or I 3 in. and 12 in., or 3 2in. 
 GSE ans) Mess I 34 in, andr 24 in., or 23in., or 42 in. 
 cf eee a I 34 in. and 1 3 in., or I 4 in. and 1 24 in. 
 Sale 99 ye 141n. andr 3in.,orr 44in. and1x 24in, 
 Or as ” 24in. and I 3 in., or 43 in., or 102 in, 
 
 7 59 99 A 16in. and14in., or 3 4in.and12in. 
 Sass ys an 26in.and15in.,or54in. and 22in. 
 Nominal inside Inches. 
 
 Diam. of Wrot} TaD elg 2e6 24) 0 303A ee 4c eG 
 
 Iron Pipe 
 
 Length of Pipe 
 containing one 
 sq. ft. of outside 
 heating surface 
 
 Diameter of Pipe in inches squared x ‘034 = 
 Imp. gall. per ft. run. 
 
 Diameter of Pipe in inches squared x *34 = 
 weight of water in lb. per ft. run. 
 
 Diameter of pipe in inches squared x *7854 = 
 cross sectional area. 
 
 I cubic ft. of water 
 Imperial gallons. 
 
 Imperial gallons X ‘16 = cubic feet. 
 
 RADIATORS 38 in. high contain about 1 gallon 
 of water per section of 4 square feet prime heat- 
 ing surface. 
 
 Surface equivalents in cast-iron hot water pipes 
 are for 2 inches diameter = 94, 3 inch=132, and 
 4 inch = 169 square inches. 
 
 Head of water in feet x +434 
 Ibs. per sq. inch of surface. 
 
 Linear expansion of hot water 
 32deg. to 212 deg. Fahr. = 
 feet. 
 
 2°9 2°3.2°0 16 1°32 1°09 0'95 0°84 0°68 0°57 
 feet. 
 
 28°3 litres, or 6°25 
 
 pressure in 
 
 pipes from 
 *33 inches in 100 
 
 Expansion Tank. 
 
 In low pressure hot water schemes, select an 
 Expansion Tank equal in capacity to one-twen- 
 tieth the total gallons contained in Boiler, Mains, 
 and Radiators, exclusive of space occupied by 
 volume of water necessary to lift the ball valve, 
 if one is used in the tank. 
 
 Low PRESSURE STEAM HEATING. 
 
 Working Steam Pressure up to 6 pounds, 
 Radiation to be used. Direct. Direct-Indirect. Indirect. 
 Description of Apartments One square foot of surface in 
 Warmed. Radiators, heats 
 Entrance Halls, Stair- 
 
 cases, Corridors 140 cub. ft. 112 cub. ft. gs cub. ft. 
 Dwelling Rooms— 
 with 1 exposure* 133 ,, 106 By 90 5 
 9 2 ” +++ 120 ” 102 ” 84 ” 
 » 3 ” . T1g ” 97 ” 80 ” 
 neat RL hs OF ag 76 ” 
 Schoo] Rooms ih L7S0 e;; I4o Po aint] si 
 Business Shops and 
 Offices .. MeeZLO) wy; TOSS Seely 4 s 
 Workrooms for Men 
 or Women er QO2. tes 210 ye eL7s - 
 Churches, Chapels, 
 Assembly Rooms 262 ,, 210 RTS ha 
 Factories, Workshops, 
 Warehouses L300)” Ay 242 4, 204 a 
 
 Mains and Branches. 
 
 To determine the size of pipes no fixed rule 
 can be given which will apply in all cases. A 
 rule that has generally been accepted by steam 
 fitters as good practice, is to allow the area of one 
 inch pipe ("7854 square inches) for every hundred 
 square feet of radiating surface, including mains. 
 
 LisT OF S1zEs OF STEAM MAINS. 
 
 Radiation. One pipe work. Two pipe work. 
 40 to 50 sq. ft. I inch 2x inch, 
 100 a” 125 ba) 1} ” I a”? i ” 
 125 ” 250 ” 14 ” rz ” I ” 
 250 ” 400 %? 2 ” 14 ” it ” 
 400 ” 650 ” 24 ” 2 ” 14 ” 
 650 ” 900 ” 3 ” 24 ” 2 ” 
 900 ,, 1250 ,, cP ey) et eE oe 
 1250 ,, 1600 y 4 ” 34 v7 3 ” 
 1600 a» 2050 oe) 44 ” 4 ” 34 ” 
 2050 5, 2500 ., So Azw Am me 
 2500 ,, 3600 ,, Oy 5 5 » 4h 
 3600 ,, 5000 ,, 7s 6 55 oy 
 5000, ,, 6500 ,, g ’ Dy Oo en 
 6500’,, 8100 ,, oss CS oe Oy oy 
 8100 ,, I0000 4, Io - ere ie ae 
 
308 
 
 Aleating—continued. 
 
 Proportioning Boiler Surface and Grate Area 
 to Radiating Surface. 
 
 It is considered safe practice to allow 1 Horse 
 Power, viz.: 15 superficial square feet of Boiler 
 surface, with # square foot of grate area, to 
 150 superficial square feet of “Direct” heating 
 surface in Radiators. 
 
 Sizes of Smoke Flues in Chimneys for Heating 
 Systems. 
 
 Chimneys should be of ample height and area 
 to insure a good draught. A square or round 
 chimney will give the best results, and it should 
 have an area of not less than 25 to 30 Square 
 inches for every square foot of grate surface; 
 never connect a boiler to a chimney having less 
 than 8 by 6 inches inside dimensions. 
 
 Notr.—The above data is based upon an air 
 change in Rooms not exceeding 3 times per hour, 
 and upon the heating requirements of ordinary 
 building construction in the- United Kingdom 
 without resorting to any supplementary heating 
 medium. 
 
 “Direct Radiators” provide for warming circu- 
 lating air. ‘‘Direct-Indirect Radiators” provide 
 for warming ventilating or circulating air. 
 “Indirect Radiators”? provide for warming venti- 
 lating air. 
 
 HEIGHT OF BUILDINGS. 
 
 L.B. ACT, 1894.—Digest. 
 
 No building (except church or chapel) may exceed 
 Bo ft. in height (exclusive of two stories in roof, 
 turrets, towers, &c.) without consent. This pro- 
 vision does not prevent, in case of buildings existing 
 at the date of passing of Act, their re-erection to 
 old height, nor the raising of other buildings in the 
 same block or row and belonging to the same owner. 
 
 Notice of consent by Council to greater height 
 than 80 ft, must be published and served within one 
 week, in such manner as the Council may direct, 
 and not be acted on until 21 days after publication, 
 or in the event of an appeal until the determination 
 of such. : 
 
 In case of refusal, notice of appeal must be given 
 within 21 days of refusal in such manner as the 
 council may direct to owners and lessees within 100 
 
 ards. 
 Z No building (except church or chapel) on the 
 side of a street formed since Aug. 7, 1862, and less 
 than 50 ft. wide, shall without consent be raised or 
 erected to a height exceeding the distance of the 
 front external wall from the opposite side of street. 
 
 CORNER SITE.—Unless Council otherwise consent 
 the height to be regulated by width of wider street, 
 so far as it abuts on such street and 40 ft. of return. 
 Any building erected before 1894 can be re-erected 
 to old height, if in conformity with laws previously 
 in force. RAISING TOP STORY allowed to comply 
 with provision of act relating to HABITABLE ROOMS, 
 other provision of act notwithstanding. 
 
 HOARDINGS. 
 L.C.C, BYELAWS.—Digest. 
 
 No existing hoardings to be increased above 12 ft. 
 in height. No new hoarding to be erected above 
 
 12 feet in height. 
 See also ‘‘ TEMPORARY BUILDINGS.”’ 
 HOOP IRON. 
 WEIGHT PER 100 FEET. 
 
 B. W. js 
 Guage. Ins Ibs. ozs 
 Ir 4 126 5 
 II 2¢ 115 12 
 x 29 gr 12 
 2 73 i 
 3 3 ceed 
 > x 
 33 1? é 
 14 1} 47 2 
 I 
 13 if aa 
 15 v7 2 
 26 if 2B 
 Zé 1g 20 15 
 19 ‘1 ie 3 
 20 : 8 13 
 ai B 6 15 
 
 HOSPITALS. 
 
 Space depends on distance of sick apart for 
 facility of moving, shifting of beds, nursing, and 
 number of students attending instruction. 
 
 SPACE PER PATIENT. 
 
 Average (exclusive of medical school), 90 ft. 
 super, and 1,100 c. ft. 
 
 St. Thomas, 112 ft. super; Guys, 138 ft. super. 
 
 For lying in, FEVER, or SURGICAL WARDS, 150 
 to 200 ft. super. 
 
 In LyING IN HOSPITALS, separate rooms are 
 
 better. Say 160 ft. super each, and open into 
 corridor open to air. Each room with scullery 
 and sink. 
 
 HEIGHT oF Warps, 13 ft. WIDTH, 26 or 28 ft. 
 
 SCARLET FEVER. Wall space, 12 ft., or floor 
 space, 156 ft. super. 
 
 DIPHTHERIA and ENTERIC FEVER. 
 space, 15 ft., or floor space, 195 ft. super. 
 
 WorKHOUSE HospPITALs, 70 sq. ft. and 850 
 c. ft. and 6 ft. clear across beds. Special for 
 FEVER and SMALL POX, 166 sq. ft. and 2,000¢. ft. 
 
 LYING IN WARD in WORKHOUSE HOsPITAL, 
 min. 100 sq. ft. and 1,200 c. ft. 
 
 WarDs in use partly by day and night for 
 infirm and chronic cases, WITH USE OF DAY 
 ROOM, 42 ft. super and 500 ¢. ft. 
 
 WINDows preferably on opposite sides, and 
 placed to give direct light on bed not obstructed 
 by attendants. 
 
 W. C.s, AND SLOP AND SCALDING SINKS in 
 separate turrets, with intervening lobby with 
 windows on opposite sides. 
 
 Cupboard for storing utensils kept for examina- 
 tion should be open to air at back. 
 
 Axis or Warps, N.E. and S.W. to allow 
 maximum of sun. 
 
 PAVILIONS, preferably one story, 50 ft. space 
 between. Where more than one ‘story, then 
 separate staircases. 
 
 Buildings for different purposes should be com- 
 pletely isolated. No infected building should be 
 nearer than 40 ft. from boundary, or to any other 
 building, infected or otherwise. 
 
 Internal FINISHINGS should be plain, and free 
 from all angles and crevices likely to harbour dust. 
 
 SMALL-POX HosPITAL should not be erected 
 on a site within } mile of either another hospital 
 or a workhouse, or a population of 150 to 200 
 persons ; nor on a site within $ mile of a popula- 
 tion of 500 to 600 persons. 
 
 NurSES SEPARATE BEDROOMS about 13 ft. x 
 8 ft. 6in. Baths, 1 to 8 nurses. 
 
 HOT WATER SUPPLY. 
 Hor WATER TANKS. 
 
 Wall 
 
 Gallons. Length. Width, Depth. 
 ft. in. ft, in, {tine 
 
 20 Lied) eg} 1 6 
 
 25 20 Sans tees 
 
 30 2 0 1 6 ree 
 
 40 2 3 ra r 8 
 
 50 Zu ip, 10 Telo 
 
 60 2, 6 t SRE 2 0 
 
 80 2 19 Bs 25.0 
 100 ey 23 vy we 23 
 
 Made No. 16 gauge, No. 14 gauge, No. 12 
 gauge, % plate, or 10 gauge, 7; plate, being 
 gauges before galvanizing. 
 
 Hor WATER CYLINDERS, galvanized. 
 
 Gallons. Dia, Height. Gallons. Dia. Height. 
 ln. in. 
 15 15 30 40 20 36 
 18 15 33 43 20 39 
 20 15 36 40 20 42 
 25 15 39 49 20 45 
 30 13 33 53 20 “48 
 35 18 39 
 Same gauges as hot water tanxs. 
 IRON. 
 
 TESTS OF QUALITY. 
 
 Tests for Cast Iron.—The surface of a casting 
 should be smooth and even, the edges clean and 
 perfect. A new fracture should present a fine- 
 grained texture, have bright metallic lustre, and 
 “be ‘of a uniform blue-grey colour. Should .be 
 free from air bubbles, scoriz, flaws, and othe: 
 defects. Flaws and air bubbles at times get filled 
 
 Iron—continued. 
 
 in with sand, or are purposely stoppedin. These 
 defects may be detected by a dulness of sound on 
 the metal being struck. The edges of a casting 
 struck with a light hammer should receive a slight 
 impression indicating that it is tough. If it frac- 
 ture, the metal is hard and brittle. Test bars of 
 the same metal as castings aresometimes run for 
 the purpose of testing. 
 
 Tests for Wrought Iron.—Subject it to sudden 
 blows by a falling weight to test its toughness. 
 To tensile strain to test its ductibility, it should 
 stretch before fracture. Soak a bar of iron fora 
 few days in very weak muriatic or nitric acid, 
 which will render its fibrous structure visible, and 
 in best iron its fibres will appear fine, straight, 
 and lie regularly side by side; in inferior iron the 
 fibres will be coarser and not so regular in 
 arrangement. 
 
 Tests for Steel are the same as for wrought iron. 
 
 PRESERVATION OF IRON, 
 
 Galvanizing consists of a thin coating of zinc, 
 applied by steeping the heated iron in chloride of 
 zinc to act as a flux, and then dipping it into 
 molten zinc. 
 
 {RON BUILDINGS. 
 _ GALVANIZED CORRUGATED SHEETS. 
 Eight 3” corrugations covering 2 ft. wide whem 
 fixed, 5 to ro ft. long. 
 
 Approximate Weight per sheet in lbs. 
 ft. 6 ft. , 
 
 Length. 5 7 ft. ft oft. xo ft. 
 16 W.G. 33% 40 404 53% 60 66 
 18 W.G. 262 32 372 422 48 53 
 20 W.G. 21% 253 29! 34 38% 42% 
 22 W.G. 162 20 235 204 30 33 
 24 W.G. 134 16 18! aii 24 26} 
 20 W.G. 10¢ 12 144 163 182 208 
 28 W.G. o2 bee 13 15 163 18} 
 
 LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS. 
 
 Copper conductors best. 
 only 4 that of copper. 
 
 Copper conductors are made in the form of 
 rods, tubes, ropes, and tapes. 
 
 Copper conductors should weigh not less than 
 6 ozs. per foot run and have not more than Ia 
 per cent. of alloy, and iron should weigh not less 
 than 2# bs. per foot. 
 
 Conductors should protect an area equal toa 
 circle whose radius corresponds with the height 
 of the conductor from the ground. 
 
 Conductors should be fixed on side exposed to 
 
 Conductivity of iron 
 
 rainy quarter, and terminate in wet ground if 
 possible. Should be connected with external 
 ironwork and any great masses of metal, whether 
 inside or outside of buildings, and be kept clear 
 of gas tubing and electric wires, and of all soft 
 pipes. Bells in spires which are adequately pro- 
 tected need not be connected. 
 
 Sharp bends should be avoided, connections, 
 &c., should allow for expansion and contraction of 
 metal. Thereshould be few joins and such should 
 | be perfect, either screwed or sarfed and rivetted 
 | together and soldered. 
 
 Each connection in permanently wet soil in 
 well, attached to water main (not lead) and sol- 
 dered to it, or attached to plate of copper 3 feet 
 x 3 feet x + inch buried in a trench filled with 
 ashes or powdered charcoal. 
 
 The lower part of conductor for a height of say 
 10 feet should be protected by encasing in an iron. 
 pipe fixed to wall. 
 
 SIZES AND WEIGHT OF COPPER CONDUCTORS 
 
 Rods—per ft. run. oas. 
 in. S85 aun 6°88 
 H in. coc ase 12°16 
 in. ene Ree 19 
 2 in. wee dp8 27 
 Tubes—4# in. metal per ft. run. ozs. 
 2 in. 16°5 
 Zin. 21°4 
 Tein ase fs 27 
 14 in. Sti aoe 30 
 
Lightning Conductors—continued. 
 
 Tapes—per foot run. ozs. 
 & x qin... be, ise 3°2 
 See Wee 8 as me 5°73 
 DROS eae ins 83. ie nae 7°64 
 TS ae ECL SS OnE Men 9°55 
 HOS B02 phe Shey aera an dic 11°46 
 Me ne CLINE sos an Ae 15°28 
 
 ConpucTING PoweER oF METALS. 
 
 i. Silver sa!) LOO Iron es 168 
 Copper mt 999 Nickel ... 131 
 Gold Bsc 779 Tin Sis 123 
 Zinc ees 290 Lead me 83 
 Palladium ... 184 Antimony... 46 
 Platinum... 180 Bismuth ... 12 
 
 LIMES, CEMENTS, AND PLASTERS. 
 For proportions to use see 
 “CONCRETE,” ‘“* MORTARS AND CEMENTS,’”’ AND ‘' PLASTERING.” 
 
 There is no precise line between hydraulic limes and cements, the 
 latter containing a larger proportion of clay than limes. 
 
 GREY CHALK OR STONE Lime, feebly hydraulic, is the lime 
 generally used in mortar. 
 
 BiuveE Lias, hydraulic, is superior, and makes stronger work. 
 
 SELINITIC CEMENT is prepared from Blue Lias. 
 
 RoMAN CEMENT is quick setting but weak, rapidly reduced in 
 strength by the addition of sand, and quickly becomes inert unless 
 kept close and dry. If used in concrete the face sets hard and the 
 interior remains soft for along time. Strength golbs. per sq. inch. 
 After 7 days’ immersion should not weigh more than 6olbs. per 
 cubic foot. 
 
 PoRTLAND CEMENT is strongest. It varies from 80lbs. (slow 
 setting) to 130lbs. (quick setting) to the striked bushel; 110 to 
 120lbs. most serviceable for building purposes. 
 
 Fineness, weight, and slow setting indicate good qualities. 
 
 When passed through a fine sieve with 2,500 perforations per 
 square inch, should not reject more than 15 per cent., and be capable 
 of a tensile strain of 350lbs. per square inch after 7 days’ 
 immersion. 
 ~.G@YPsuM is hydrated sulphate of lime, and is the basis of most 
 plasters. 
 
 PLASTER OF Paris is gypsum gently calcined until nearly the 
 whole of the moisture is driven off. 
 
 KEEN’s CEMENT is Plaster of Paris soaked in solution of alum and 
 recalcined. 
 
 PaRIAN CEMENT is gypsum calcined and powdered and mixed with 
 a solution of borax, recalcined. Ground and mixed with a solution 
 ofalum. There are two qualities of this cement—the ‘‘ Superfine” 
 and the ‘‘ Coarse.”’ 
 
 MartTin’s CEMENT is similar to Parian, except that carbonate of 
 potash is substituted for borax, and hydrochloric acid is sometimes 
 added. There are three qualities of this cement—‘ superfine,”’ 
 ‘‘fine,’’ and ‘* coarse.’’ 
 
 Barrow HyprauLic PLASTER is non-absorbent, and requires 
 fewer coats of paint than ordinary plaster ; being hydraulic is suitable 
 for damp situations: there is also an absence of blowing. 
 
 LINTELS. 
 I inch in depth for every foot of bearing and full width of opening ; 
 if no relieving arch, then 1} inch deep per foot. 
 
 London Building Acts (Amendment) 
 Act, 1905. 
 
 CHAPTER ccix. 
 An Act to amend the Acts relating to buildings in London to 
 confer various powers on the London County Council and 
 for other purposes. 
 
 {11th August 1905.] 
 
 (57 & 58 Vict. c. ccxiii. 61 & 62 Vict. c. cxxxvii.) 
 WHEREAS the provisions cOntained in the London Building Act 1894 (herein- 
 after referred to as “the Act of 1894”? as amended by the London Building Act 
 1894 (Amendment) Act 1898 (hereinafter referred to as ‘‘ the Act of 1808’) and 
 the powers thereunder of the London County Council (in this Act referred to as 
 “the Council’’) are insufficient to secure the provision and maintenance of 
 proper mea ns of escape in case of fire from buildings in the administrative county 
 ‘of London. 
 
 And whereas it is expedient to amend the said provisions in the manner herein- 
 after set forth and to confer upon the Council such further powers with respect to 
 the matters aforesaid and otherwise as are hereinafter contained: 
 
 And whereas the objects aforesaid cannot be effected without the authority 
 of Parliament : 
 
 May it therefore please Your Majesty that it may be enacted and be it enacted 
 by the King’s most Excellent Majesty by and with the advice and consent of the 
 Lords Spiritual and Temporal and Commons in this present Parliament assembled 
 and by the authority of the same as follows (that is to say) :— 
 
 CON. COM. R. 
 
 309 
 
 London Building Acts (Amendment)—continued. 
 
 Short title. 
 
 1. This Act may be cited as the London Building Acts (Amendment) Act 190s. 
 2._ The Act of 1894 and the Act of 1898 and this Act may be cited together as 
 the London Building Acts 1894 to 1905. 
 
 Commencement of Act. 
 
 3. This Act shall except where otherwise expressly provided come into 
 operation on and shall take effect from the first day of January next after the 
 passing thereof which date is in this Act referred to as ‘‘ the commencement of 
 this Act.”’ 
 
 Extent of Act. 
 4. This Act shall extend to London and no further, 
 Definition of fire-resisting material. 
 
 5. _ In the Act of 1894 the Act of 1898 and this Act unless the context otherwise 
 requires the expression “‘ fire-resisting material’’ means any of the materials and 
 
 things described or referred to in the First Schedule to this Act. 
 Interpretation, 
 
 6.—(1) In and for the purposes of this Act unless the subject or context other- 
 wise requires— ) 
 
 (i.) The expression ‘‘ owner” (except as used in the section of this Act the 
 marginal note whereof is “‘Fees to district surveyors ’’) means the 
 person for the time being receiving the rackrent of the premises in con- 
 nection with which the said expression is used whether on his own 
 account or as agent or trustee tor any other person or who would so 
 receive the same if such premises were let at a rackrent but where used 
 in the said section the said expression shall have the same meaning as 
 is assigned thereto by section 5 of the Act of 1894: 
 
 (ii.) The expression ‘‘ rackrent’’ means rent which is not less than two-thirds 
 of the tull annual value of the premises out of which the rent arises and 
 the full annual value shall be taken to be the annual rent which a tenant 
 might reasonably be expected taking one year with another to pay for 
 the premises if the tenant undertook to pay all usual tenant’s rates and 
 taxes and tithe commutation rentcharge (if any) and if the landlord 
 undertook to bear the cost of the repairs and insurance and. the other 
 expenses (if any) necessary to maintain the premises in a state to 
 command such rent: 
 
 (iii.) The expression ‘‘ upper storey’’ means any storey the level of the upper 
 surface of the floor whereof is ata greater height than fifty feet above 
 the level of the footway (if any) immediately in front of the centre of the 
 face of the building in which such storey is situate or (where there is no 
 such footway) above the level of the ground before excavation : 
 
 (iv.) The expression “‘ high building’? means any building any storey whereof 
 is an upper storey as hereinbefore defined : 
 
 (v,) The expression ‘new building’’ means any building the actual erection 
 of which above the footings shall not have been bona fide and substan- 
 tially commenced at the date of the commencement of this Act or which 
 has been taken down burnt or destroyed for more than one half of its 
 cubical extent and re-erected or commenced to be re-erected after such 
 date or of which the cubical extent has been increased after such date 
 by an amount equal to the cubical extent of the building as existing 
 before such increase and any existing building which by reason of any 
 alteration thereof or addition thereto becomes a high building after 
 such date: 
 
 (vi.) The expression “existing building’? means any building not being a 
 new building: 
 
 (vii.) The expression ‘‘certified building’? means any building in respect 
 whereof the Council shall have issued a certificate or which the tribunal 
 of appeal shall have determined to have been provided with means of 
 escape under the provisions of the section of this Act of which the mar- 
 ginal note is *‘ Protection against fire in certain new buildings.”’ 
 
 (viii.) The expression ‘‘the tribunal of appeal’’ means the tribunal of appeal 
 constituted by the Act of 1894: 
 
 (ix.) The expression ‘‘plans’’ means plans sections and elevations. 
 
 (2). Words and expressions used in this Act shall unless other meanings are 
 assigned to them by this Act or the context otherwise requires bear the meanings 
 respectively assigned to them by the Act of 1894 and any reference in the Act of 
 1894 or in the Act of 1898 or in this Act to any part or provisions of the Act of 
 1894 or to any schedule or part of any schedule to the Act of 1894 shall be con- 
 strued as referring to such part or provisions or schedule or part of a schedule 
 as amended by the Act of 1898 and by this Act respectively. 
 
 ” 
 
 Protection Against Fire in Certain New Buildings. 
 
 7. (1.) Every new building (except a dwelling-house occupied as such by not 
 more than one family) which is— 
 
 (a) A high building; or 
 
 (6) A building in which sleeping accommodation is provided for more than 
 
 twenty persons or which is occupied or constructed or adapted to be occu- 
 pied by more than twenty persons or in which more than twenty persons 
 are employed or which is constructed or adapted for the employment 
 therein of more than twenty persons ; 
 shall be provided in accordance with plans approved by the Council or (in the 
 event of an appeal) the tribunal of appeal with all such means of escape therefrom 
 in case of fire as can be reasonably required under the circumstances of the case. 
 The owner of the building shall before or at the same time that the building 
 notice under section 145 (Notices to be given to surveyor by builder) of the Act 
 of 1894 in respect of such building is served on the district surveyor deposit or 
 cause to be deposited at the county halla notice stating the like matters and 
 particulars as are required by the last- mentioned section to be stated in a building 
 notice thereunder together with a copy (which may be a sunprint or photographic 
 reproduction on paper) of the plans prepared for such new building showing sc 
 far as may be necessary for the purposes of this Act the means of escape proposed 
 to be provided in connection with such building. 
 
 It shall be lawful for the Council at any time within the period of one month or 
 in the event of such period of one month commencing or expiring on any day 
 between the first day of August and the fourteenth day of September both inclu- 
 sive then within the period of two months after the deposit as aforesaid of such 
 plans to refuse to approve to such plans or to approve the same subject to such 
 conditions (if any) as they may prescribe provided that the Council shall within 
 such period as aforesaid give notice to the applicant of such refusal or conditional 
 approval stating fully all their reasons for such refusal or for the imposition of 
 such conditions as the case may be, Provided that if within the period limited as 
 aforesaid the Council fail to give notice of their refusal to approve any such plans 
 or of the conditions subject to which they approve any such plans they shall be 
 deemed to have approved such plans without conditions. 
 
 (2) No upper storey in any high building not being of the class referred to in 
 paragraph (4) of subsection (xr) of this section and no part of any building of the 
 class referred to in the said paragraph shall be occupied or let for occupation 
 until the Council shall have issued a certificate or (in the event of an appeal) the 
 tribunal of appeal shall have determined that such building has been provided 
 
310 
 
 London Building Acts (Amendment)—continued. 
 
 with means of escape in accordance with plans approved as aforesaid by the 
 Council or the tribunal of appeal (as the case may be) and that the conditions (if any) 
 subject to which such plans were so approved have been complied with, Provided 
 that unless the Council shall within fourteen days after notice of completion of 
 any such building shall have been given to the Council by the owner notify to the 
 owner that such certificate is refused and the grounds of such refusal such 
 certificate shall be deemed to have been duly issued.. 
 
 (3) If by reason of any structural alteration or addition of a substantial 
 character of or to any certified building (being a building of the class referred to 
 in paragraph (4) of subsection (1) of this section) the sleeping accommodation in 
 such building is substantially increased and the risk of fire in such building or the 
 difficulty of escaping therefrom in case of fire is thereby substantially increased or 
 if the number of persons occupying or employed or dwelling in the upper storeys 
 of any certified building (being a high building but not being a building of the 
 class referred to in the said paragraph) or in any part of any certified building 
 (being a building of the class referred to in the said paragraph) is substantially 
 increased and the risk of fire in the upper storeys of such building (being 
 a high building) or in any part of such building (being a building of 
 the class referred to in the said paragraph) or the difficulty of escaping 
 from any such upper storey or part of a building (as the case may be) in 
 case of fire is thereby substantially increased or if by reason of any change of 
 circumstances in or affecting any certified building the risk of fire in such building 
 is substantially increased or escape from such building or any such upper storey as 
 aforesaid (as the case may be) in case of fire is rendered substantially more 
 difficult or if by reason of any material change in the mode of user of 
 any certified building the risk of fire in such building is substantiaily increased or 
 escape from such building or from any such upper storey as aforesaid (as the case 
 may be) in case of fire is rendered substantially more difficult then and in any of 
 such events the certificate issued by the Council or the determination of the tri- 
 bunal of appeal (as the case may be) in respect of such building shall thenceforth 
 be void and of none effect and such building shall thenceforth cease to be a new 
 building and be deemed to be an existing building : 
 
 Provided that the notice to be served on the owner of such building by the 
 Council under the provisions of the section of this Act whereof the marginal note 
 is “ Protection against fire in certain existing buildings’’ shall if the owner 
 request the Council in writing so to do (giving particulars of any proposed or 
 completed alteration addition or change of circumstances) be served within two 
 months after the receipt by them of such written request and that if notwithstand- 
 ing such written request no such notice is so served within the period aforesaid 
 such building or the upper storeys of such building as the case may be shall be 
 deemed to be in the opinion of the Council provided with proper and sufficient 
 means of escape in case of fire. 
 
 (4) Nothing in this section contained shall authorise the Council to require in 
 the case of a building being a high building and not being a building of the class 
 referred to in paragraph (6) of subsection (1) of this section any means of escape 
 from any storey other than an upper storey. 
 
 As to occupation of certain buildings during rebuilding. 
 
 8. Nothing in subsection (2) of the section of this Act whereof the marginal 
 note is ‘‘ Protection against fire in certain new buildings ”’ shall prevent the 
 continuous occupation during rebuilding at any portion of any building to which 
 the said subsection applies and which has been partially taken down burnt or 
 destroyed. 
 
 Protection against fire in certain existing buildings. 
 
 g. (1) From and after the first day of January one thousand nine hundred and 
 seven in the case of any existing building (except a dwelling- house occupied as 
 such by not more than one family) which is— 
 
 (a) A high building; or 
 
 (8) A building in which sleeping accommodation is provided for more than 
 
 twenty persons or which is occupied by more than twenty persons or in 
 which more than twenty persons are employed ; 
 the Council if in their opinion such building is not provided with proper and 
 sufficient means of escape therefrom in case of fire may at any time serve on the 
 owner of such building a notice requiring him to provide such means of escape as 
 can be reasonably required under the circumstances of the case. 
 
 Any such notice shall specify in detail the requirements of the Council and the 
 owner of such building shall subject to the provisions of this Act execute and do 
 all such works and things as may be necessary in order to comply with any 
 requirements made by the Council under this section and (in the event of an 
 appeal) confirmed or varied by the tribunal of appeal as hereinafter provided 
 within such period as may be required by the Council or (in the event of an 
 appeal) the tribunal of appeal Provided that if such owner shall within twenty-one 
 days after the service of such notice have submitted to the Council alternative 
 proposals for the provision of means of escape in case of fire and the Council 
 shall have in writing accepted the same as satisfactory it shall not be necessary 
 for such owner to comply with any of the requirements contained in the notice 
 served on him by the Council as aforesaid but he shall with all practicable 
 despatch after such acceptance as aforesaid execute and do all such works and 
 things as may be necessary in order to provide the means of escape specified in 
 such alternative proposals. 
 
 (2) Where any owner of a building has been convicted of an offence against 
 this Act— 
 
 (a) By failing to comply with any requirement made by the Council under this 
 
 “section and (in the event of an appeal) confirmed or varied by the tribunal 
 of appeal within the period required by the Council or the tribunal of 
 appeal (as the case may be); or 
 
 (b) By failing to execute and do with all practicable despatch after such 
 
 acceptance as aforesaid all such works and things as may be necessary to 
 
 provide the means of escape specified in such alternative proposals as 
 
 aforesaid ; 
 a petty sessional court may, notwithstanding the imposition of any penalty, make 
 an order prohibiting the occupation of such building (being a building of the class 
 referred to in paragraph (3) of subsection (tr) of this section) or any part or parts of 
 such building or the occupation of any upper storey of such building (being a high 
 building and not being a building of the class referred to in the said paragraph) 
 The costs of any such proceedings and order shall be in the discretion of the court. 
 
 Any order made under this subsection may be at any time amended or discharged 
 by the order of a petty sessional court. 
 
 (3) The Council shall keep at the county hall a register (which shall be open at 
 all reasonable times to inspection) of all orders made under this section. 
 
 (4) Nothing in this section contained shall authorise the Council to require in 
 the ease of a building (being a high building and not being a building of the class 
 referred to in paragraph (4) subsection (1) of this section) any means of escape 
 from any storey other than an upper storey. 
 
 Projecting Shops. 
 
 to. (1) Where any part of a building which is used or adapted to be used as a 
 shop projects for a distance of seven feet or more beyond the main front of any 
 building of which it forms part and in which any persons are employed or sleep 
 the projecting portion of such shop shall be provided by the owner with a roof 
 
 constructed of fire-resisting materials not less than five inches thick. ‘ 
 
 London Building Acts (Amendment)—continued. 
 
 (2) It shall be lawful to construct or place in or upon the roof of the portion of 
 any shop so projecting beyond the main front of the building as aforesaid lantern 
 lights or ventilating cowls. Provided that no such lantern light or ventilating 
 cowl shall be constructed or placed so that any part thereof will be at a less 
 distance than six feet from the main front of the building from which the shop 
 projects or within such distance as may be reasonable in the circumstances of the 
 case from any other external or party wall. Provided also that the sides of such 
 lantern light or ventilating cowl (exceptthe side facing away from the main building) 
 shall be carried up in fire-resisting materials for two feet above the roof in or upon 
 which it is constructed or placed. Provided further that no part of any such 
 lantern light or ventilating cowl shall project above the roof in or upon which 
 the same is constructed or placed to a greater extent than five feet. 
 
 (3) The provisions of this section shall extend and apply as well to existing as 
 to new buildings. 
 
 (4) The Council or (in the event of an appeal) the tribunal of appeal may in any 
 case where it is reasonable so to do sanction subject to such conditions if any as 
 the Council or (in the event af an appeal) the tribunal of appeal may impcse in 
 giving such sanction the exemption of any building from all or any of the 
 provisions of this section. 
 
 Rules for living rooms over premises used for storage of 
 inflammable liquid. 
 
 11.—(1). No person shall knowingly or wilfully use or permit to be used either 
 as a living-room or as a workshop or workroom any room constructed over or 
 communicating directly with any part of a building used for the storage of petro- 
 leum as defined by section 3 of the Petroleum Act 1871 whether or not petro- 
 leum within the meaning of that Act or bisulphide of carbon or ether or turpen- 
 tine or methylated spirit or any other inflammable liquid kept for sale or trade 
 purposes in such quantities or in such manner as to be liable to cause fire or ex- 
 plosion unless there be provided in connection with such room according to the 
 requirements and to the satisfaction of the Council-— 
 
 (i.) Adequate safeguards to prevent the spread of fire from the part of the 
 building used for the storage of any such inflammable liquid to such 
 room ; and 
 
 (ii.) Means of ready escape from such room in case of fire. 
 (2.) Nothing in this section contained shall affect or prejudice any jurisdiction 
 Ses a in the Corporation of the City of London under the Petroleum Act 
 1871. 
 Means of access to Roofs. 
 
 12. (1) (A) Everyexisting building to which the section of this Act whereof 
 the marginal note is ‘‘ Projecting shops”’ applies and every other existing build- 
 ing except a dwelling-house occupied as such by not more than two families; and 
 
 (Bs) Every new building : 
 shall if having more than two storeys above the ground storey or if exceeding 
 thirty feet in height be provided (unless and except so far as the Council other- 
 wise allow) by the owner with either— 
 
 (a) A dormer window or a door opening in a suitable position approved by 
 the district surveyor on to the root eas proper access thereto; or 
 
 (b) A trap door in a suitable position approved by the district surveyor 
 covered with copper or zinc and hung on hinges so as to admit of the 
 same opening to the fullest extent and furnished with a counter-weight 
 so as to insure that the same shall open automatically when unfastened 
 and also with a fixed or hinged step-ladder leading to the roof ; or 
 
 (c) Other proper means of access to the roof; 
 
 and with a sufficient parapet or guard-rail where reasonably practicable and 
 necessary tO prevent persons slipping off the roof. Any dormer window or 
 trap-door provided under this sub-section shall only be fastened in such a manner 
 as to ensure access to the roof being always readily available from the inside of 
 the building. 
 
 (2) The Council or (in the event of an appeal) the tribunal of appeal may in 
 any case where it is reasonable so to do sanction subject to such conditions if any 
 as the Council or (in the event of an appeal) the tribunal of appeal may impose 
 in giving such sanction the exemption of any building from all or any of the 
 provisions of this section. 
 
 (3) This section ‘shall not apply to any building falling within either of the 
 sections of this Act the respective marginal notes whereof are “‘ Protection 
 against fire in certain new buildings”? and “ Protection against fire in certain 
 existing buildings.” 
 
 Conversion of Buildings. 
 
 13. No person shall without the consent in writing of the Council or (in the 
 event of an appeal) the tribunal of appeal convert a building in such manner that 
 such building when so converted will not be in conformity with the provisions ot 
 this Act or without such consent knowingly or wilfully permit or suffer any build- 
 ing when so converted to beused or occupied. Provided that if the Council shall 
 not within the period of one month or in the event of such period of one month 
 commencing or expiring on any day between the first day of August and the 
 fourteenth day of September both inclusive then within the period of two months 
 after written application to the Council by the owner for such consent notify to 
 the owner that such consent is refused and the grounds of such refusal such 
 consent shall be deemed to have been duly given. For the purposes of this sec- 
 tion the expression ‘‘ convert”’ shall include any change of user whether involving 
 any structural alteration or not and notice of such conversion shall be given to 
 the district surveyor by the owner or occupier of the building intended to be 
 converted. 
 
 Means of escape to be maintained. 
 
 14. All means of escape in case of fire provided in accordance with any of the 
 provisions of this Act or otherwise shall be kept and maintained by the owner of 
 the building in respect whereof they are provided in good condition and repair 
 and in efficient working order and no person shall knowingly or wilfully obstruct 
 or render less commodious or permit or suffer to be obstructed or rendered less 
 commodious:any such means of escape as aforesaid. 
 
 Power to owner to enter notwithstanding provisions of lease. 
 
 15. For the purpose of carrying out or maintaining any work required to be 
 done or maintained by the owner under any of the provisions of this Act it shall be 
 lawful for the owner of any building notwithstanding any provision to the contrary 
 contained or implied in any lease or contract affecting such building to enter such 
 building or any part thereof and do all such things therein or in relation thereto 
 as may be necessary or proper in that behalf. 
 
 ; Duties of District Surveyors under Act. 
 
 16. (rt) The execution of every work to in or upon a building necessary to give 
 effect to the provisions of this Act shall be subject to the supervision of the district 
 surveyor appointed to the district in which the building is situated in like manner 
 as any work done to in or upon the building under the provisions of the Act of 1894. 
 
 (2) Particulars of any means of escape required by the Council or (in the event 
 of an appeal) the tribunal of appeal or to be provided in accordance with plans 
 approved by the Council under the provisions of this Act shall be furnished by the 
 Council to the district surveyor within whose district the building to which such 
 particulars relate is situate and it shall be the duty of the district surveyor to 
 ascertain that such means of escape are properly provided in accordance with 
 such particulars and to report to the Council any failure to provide the same. 
 
 _ 
 
London Building Acts (Amendment)—continued. 
 
 (3) Where any of the provisions of the sections of this Act whereof the marginal 
 notes are respectively ‘‘ Projecting shops’’ and ‘‘ Means of access to roofs”’ are or 
 become applicable to a newor toan existing building the district surveyor shall 
 as soon as he discovers that such building is not in conformity with such provisions 
 report such non-conformity to the Council. 
 
 District surveyors to notify Council in certain cases. 
 
 17. The district surveyor shall notify in writing to the Council every building 
 about to be erected in his district to which in his opinion the section of this Act 
 the marginal note whereof is ‘‘ Protection against fire in certain new buildings ” 
 would apply and within a reasonable time after being requested in writing by the 
 Council shall from time to time ascertain and notify in writing to the Council any 
 building within his district or any part thereof to which in his opinion the section 
 of this Act the marginal note whereof is ‘‘ Protection against fire in certain exist- 
 ing buildings”’ applies and also upon completion of any works required to be 
 carried out under either of such sections shall notify to the Council whether all 
 the requirements made by the Council or the tribunal of appeal (as the case may 
 be) have been complied with. 
 
 Fees to district surveyors. 
 
 18. (x) The district surveyor shall be entitled to receive from and shall be paid 
 by the builder employed in erecting the building in respect whereof the same are 
 chargeable or in doing any work or matter in respect of which any service has been 
 performed by such surveyor under the provisions of this Act or from the owner or 
 occupier of such building or of any building in respect whereof such work or 
 matter has been done or service performed the fees specified in Part I. of the 
 Second Schedule to this Act and the provisions of section 157 (Periods when 
 surveyors entitled to fees) of the Act of 1894 shall apply to the said fees and the 
 recovery of the same. 
 
 (2) The district surveyor shall be entitled to receive from and shall be paid by 
 the Council the fee specified in Part II. of the said Second Schedule in respect of 
 the performance of the duties therein mentioned. 
 
 (3) Where any works or services other than those carried out or performed in 
 pursuance of this Act are carried out or performed in respect of any building the 
 said fees shall be in addition to and not in substitution for any fees which may be 
 payable under the Act of 1894 in respect of such other works or services as 
 aforesaid. 
 
 Exemption of owner from penalty on conviction of actual offender. 
 
 ra. (1) Where an offemce under this Act for which the owner of any building is 
 liable under this Act to a penalty has in fact been committed by an occupier or 
 any other person that occupier or other person shall be liable to the same penalty 
 as if he were owner. 
 
 (2) Where the owner is charged with any such offence he shall be entitled upon 
 information duly laid by him to have any other person whom he charges as the 
 actual offender brought before the court at the time appointed for the hearing of 
 the charge against himself and if after the commission of the offence has been proved 
 the owner proves to the satisfaction of the court that he has used due diligence to 
 enforce the execution of the provisions of this Act and that such other person has 
 committed the offence in question without the knowledge consent or connivance 
 of the owner that other person shall be summarily convicted of the offence and 
 the owner shall be exempt from any penalty. The person so convicted shall in the 
 discretion of the court be also liable to pay any costs incidental to the proceedings. 
 
 Apportionment of expenses borne by owners. 
 
 20. The owner of any building who has paid or incurred the expenses of 
 executing any work in respect of such building which the owner of such building 
 is required to execute under any provisions of this Act or has paid any other 
 expenses which by any such provision as aforesaid are required to be borne or 
 paid by the owner may if he thinks fit apply to the county court of the district 
 in which such building is situate and such court may thereupon issue a summons 
 requiring the several persons entitled to any estate or interest in the building to 
 appear before the court and the court may make such order concerning such 
 expenses or their apportionment among all the several persons entitled to any 
 estate or interest in the building as appears to the court to be just and equitable 
 in the circumstances of the case regard being had to the terms of any lease or 
 contract affecting such building. 
 
 Arbitration as to incidence of damage. 
 
 21. Where the occupier of any building shall claim to have sustained any 
 damage directly and solely caused by the construction of any works carried out 
 under this Act such claim shall be referred to arbitration and the arbitrator shall 
 determine how such damage shall be borne by the persons interested in the said 
 building having regard to all the circumstances of the case including the terms 
 of any lease or contract affecting such building. 
 
 As to Appeals under Act. 
 
 22. (x) At any time within two months after— 
 
 (a) The refusal or conditional grant by the Council of their approval of any 
 plans deposited pursuant to the section of this Act the marginal note 
 whereof is “‘ Protection against fire in certain new buildings” or the 
 refusal by the Council to issue a certificate pursuant to the same 
 section ; 
 
 (6) The service on the owner of any building of notice of any requirement of 
 the Council under the section of this Act the marginal note whereof is 
 “Protection against fire in certain existing buildings”’; 
 
 (c) The making of any requirement with respect to any building under the 
 section of this Act the marginal note whereof is ‘‘ Projecting shops” or 
 any refusal or conditional grant of the sanction of the Council to any 
 exemption under the last-mentioned section or the section of this Act 
 the marginal note whereof is ‘‘ Means of access to roofs’? ; 
 
 (a) The making of any requirement by the Council with respect to any build- 
 ing under the section of this Act the marginal note whereof is ‘‘ Rules for 
 living rooms over premises used for storage of inflammable liquid”; or 
 
 (e) Any refusal of the consent of the Council under the section.of this Act 
 the marginal note whereof is ‘‘ Conversion of buildings’’; 
 
 the owner of the building to which such requirement or refusal or conditional 
 grant relates may if he think fit appeal to the tribunal of appeal. 
 
 (2) The National Telephone Company Limited shall in any case where they 
 are the occupiers (without being also the owners) of any building or part of a 
 building containing plant which is used for or in connection with public tele- 
 phonic communication to which any such requirement or refusal or conditional 
 grant relates have the like right of appeal against such requirement refusal or 
 conditional grant as the said company would have had if they had been the 
 owners of such building or part of a building, and the Council shall give or cause 
 to be given to the said company full and detailed particulars of any such require- 
 ment refusal or conditional grant upon or contemporaneously with such require- 
 ment refusal or conditional grant. 
 
 Power of entry to Council and their officers and district surveyors. 
 
 23. (1) Forthe purpose of exercising their powers or performing their duties 
 under this Act it shall be lawful for the Council or any officer of the Council duly 
 authorised in writing by the Council in that behalf (which authority such officer 
 shall produce if required) at all reasonable times and after reasonable notice to 
 enter inspect and examine any building structure or premises to which he has 
 reasonable grounds for thinking that the provisions of this Act apply. 
 
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 London Building Acts (Amendment)—continued. 
 
 (2). For the purpose of performing his duties under this Act it shall be lawful 
 for the district surveyor at all reasonable times to enter inspect and examine any 
 building structure or premises. 
 
 Offences against Act. 
 
 24. Subject to the provisions of this Act every person who does any of the 
 things specified in this section shall be deemed to have committed an offence 
 against this Act and shall be liable upon conviction in a summary manner to a 
 penalty not exceeding the amount hereinafter specified in connection with such 
 offence and to a further penalty not exceeding the amount hereinafter specified 
 as the daily penalty in connection with such offence for every day on which the 
 offence is continued (that is to say) :— 
 
 (1) Every person who— 
 
 (a) Occupies permits to be occupied or lets for occupation any upper storey or 
 any part of any building in contravention of the provisions of the section 
 of this Act the marginal note whereof is ‘‘ Protection against fire in certain 
 new buildings’’; or 
 
 (4)—(i) Fails to comply with any requirement made by the Council under the 
 section of this Act the marginal note whereof is ‘“ Protection against fire 
 in certain existing buildings ’’ and (in the event of an appeal) confirmed or 
 varied by the tribunal of appeal within such time as may be required by 
 the Council or the tribunal of appeal ; or 
 
 (ii) Fails to execute and do with all practicable despatch after acceptance 
 by the Council of any alternative proposals under the said section for the 
 provision of means of escape in case of fire all such works and things as 
 may be necessary to provide the means of escape specified in such 
 
 _alternative proposal; or 
 
 (iii) Occupies or permits to be occupied any part of or storey ina building 
 after the making of an order of a petty sessional court under the said 
 section prohibiting the occupation Gh ack part of or such storey in such 
 building unless such order has been discharged as in the said section 
 provided ; or 
 
 (c) Fails to deposit or cause to be deposited at or within the time at or within 
 which the same are by the respective provisions relating thereto required 
 to be deposited any notice or plans required to be deposited under the 
 provisions of this Act ; or 
 
 (2) Knowingly or wilfully uses or permits to be used any room in contravention 
 of the provisions of the section of this Act the marginal note whereof is 
 4 one for living rooms over premises used for storage of inflammable 
 iquid’’; or 
 
 (e) Fails to comply with the provisions of the sections of this Act the respective 
 mearginal notes whereof are ‘‘ Projecting shops” and ‘‘ Means of access to 
 roofs’’; or 
 
 (/) Neglects to keep and maintain in good condition and repair and in efficient 
 working order or obstructs or renders less commodious or permits or 
 suffers to be obstructed or rendered less commodious any means of escape 
 in case of fire provided in accordance with any of the provisions of this 
 Act or otherwise; or 
 
 (g) Refuses to admit any officer of the Council or district surveyor or other 
 person when entitled so to do under this Act to enter survey inspect or 
 examine any building structure work or premises which such officer or 
 surveyor or other person is by this Act authorised to enter survey inspect 
 or examine or refuses or neglects to afford him all reasonable facilities and 
 assistance in such survey inspection or examination; or 
 
 (h) Hinders or obstructs any persons empowered by this Act to enter and 
 remain on any premises for the purpose of executing or maintaining and 
 to execute or maintain any work required by this Act to be executed or 
 maintained; or 
 
 (z) Knowingly or wilfully converts or permits or suffers to be used or occupied a 
 building in contravention of the provisions of the section of this Act the 
 marginal note whereof is “ Conversion of buildings’; or 
 
 (7) Does any other thing prohibited by this Act or fails neglects or omits to do 
 any other thing which he is required to do under or in pursuance of this 
 Act; shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding twenty pounds and a daily 
 penalty not exceeding ten pounds; 
 
 (2) The liability to these penalties shall be without prejudice to any other pro- 
 ceedings whether under the Act of 1894 or this Act or any byelaw or 
 regulation made under the Act of 1894 or otherwise but so that no person 
 shall be punished twice for the same offence : 
 
 (3.) All such penalties as aforesaid shall be recoverable in a summary manner 
 and the provisions of section 169 (Application of penalties) of the Act of 
 1894 shall extend and apply to all penalties recovered by the Council under 
 this Act. 
 
 Repeal of schedule enactment. 
 
 25. The Act specified in the Third Schedule to this Act is hereby repealed to 
 
 the extent specified in the third and fourth columns of that schedule. 
 
 Certain provisions of Act not to apply to factories workshops or common 
 lodging-houses. 
 
 26.—(1) The provisions of this Act shall not apply to any building the whole 
 of which is a factory or workshop within the meaning of section 14 of the Factory 
 and Workshop Act r1go1 or to any common lodging-house within the meaning of 
 any statute for the time being in force relating to common lodging-houses within 
 
 ondon. 
 
 (2) Nothing in this Act shall empower the Council to require as regards any 
 building while used in part as a factory or workshop means of escape in case of 
 fire to be provided from or in respect of the part so used of such building if within 
 three years prior to the passing of this Act means of escape in case of fire have 
 been provided from such part in compliance with the Factory and Workshop 
 Act 1gor.’ 
 
 Incorporating certain provisions of Act of 1894. 
 
 27.—(1) The following provisions of the Act of 1894 are hereby incorporated 
 with and form part of this Act and shall extend and apply accordingly and have 
 effect eget! and effectually as if the same had been re-enacted in this Act (that 
 is to say) :— 
 
 Section 144 (Surveyor not to act in case of works under his professional 
 superintendence); 
 Section 145 (Notices to be given to surveyor by builder) ; 
 Section 147 (Notice to be evidence of intended works) ; 
 Section 156 (Fees inrelation to evidence before tribunal) ; 
 Section 181 (Power for Council to support decisions of officers before 
 tribunal) ; 
 (Tribunal may state case for opinion of High Court); 
 (Procedure of tribunal) ; 
 (Regulations as to procedure and fees) ; 
 (Enforcement of decision of tribunal); 
 (Notices to be in writing) ; 
 Section 188 (Service of notices); 
 Section 190 (Power for Council to annex conditions) : 
 Section 194 (Plans and documents to be property of Council); 
 ( 
 ( 
 
 Section 182 
 Section 183 
 Section 184 
 Section 185 
 Section 187 
 
 Section 195 (Mode of giving approval of Council to plans) ; 
 Section 196 (Consent how given on behalf of owners not to be found) : 
 Section 206 (Duration of exemption). 
 
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 London Building Acts (Amendment)—continued. 
 
 (2) All regulations made and to be made by the tribunal of appeal under the 
 said section 184 of the Act of 1894 shall apply to the procedure to be followed in 
 cases of appeal under this Act. 
 
 For protection of Inns of Court. 
 28. The lands buildings and property of— 
 
 (1) The Honourable Society of the Inner Temple; 
 
 (2) The Honourable Society of the Middle Temple; 
 
 (3) The Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn ; 
 
 (4) The Honourable Society of Gray’s Inn; 
 
 shall be exempt from the operation of this Act. 
 Exempting certain property of dock companies. 
 
 2g.—(1) Any building or structure or part of a building or structure belonging 
 to a dock company constituted by Act ot Parliament and situate within the dock 
 premises shall be exempt from the provisions of this Act. 
 
 (2) The exemption conferred by this section shall extend to and include any 
 building or structure or part of a building or structure belonging to the Surrey 
 Commercial Dock Company in connection with their Surrey Canal undertaking 
 and used exclusively for the purposes of canal works under the Acts of Parliament 
 regulating the said undertaking. 
 
 Exempting certain property of railway companies. 
 
 30. Any building or structure (not being an hotel) belonging to or leased by 
 any railway company situate upon the railway or within the railway or station 
 premises of the same or any other railway company and used for the purposes of 
 or in connection with the traffic of the railway company shall be exempt from the 
 provisions of this Act. 
 
 Exempting certain property of electric lighting companies. 
 
 31. Any building or structure or part of a building or structure belonging to or 
 leased by any electric lighting company having statutory powers for the supply of 
 electricity and used exclusively as a generating station or distributing or trans- 
 forming station or for works connected with the exercise of such powers shall be 
 exempt from the provisions of this Act. 
 
 Exempting generating station of Underground Electric Railways 
 Company of London Limited. 
 
 32. The generating station referred to in section 8 of the Metropolitan District 
 Railway Act 1902 shall be exempt from the provisions of this Act. 
 
 Exempting certain property of gas companies. 
 
 33. Any building or structure or part of a building or structure belonging to or 
 leased by any gas company and used exclusively for gasworks shall be exempt 
 from the provisions of this Act. 
 
 As to banks and insurance offices. 
 
 34. (1) Any new or existing building used or intended to be used to the extent 
 of not less than three-fourths of its cubical extent as a bank or insurance office or 
 partly for one and partly for the other of such purposes by not more than two 
 companies or firms and used or intended to be used as regards the residue thereof 
 only as a residence for or for providing sleeping accommodation for officers or 
 servants of such companies or firms shall so long as such building is not used 
 otherwise than as aforesaid be exempt from the provisions of this Act. 
 
 (2) The premises known as Staple Inn Holborn shall be deemed to be existing 
 buildings to which the provisions of this section apply. 
 
 As to Stock Exchange buildings. 
 
 35. The buildings of the Stock Exchange in the city of London situated between 
 Throgmorton Street on the north and Threadneedle Street and Old Broad Street 
 on the south or south-east and also any buildings (while used as a stock exchange) 
 erected on the site of the properties Nos. 31 to 33 Throgmorton Street shall be 
 exempt from the provisions ot this Act. 
 
 Exempting buildings of public wharfingers. 
 
 36. Any existing building or structure in the exclusive occupation of a public 
 wharfinger and used by him for the purposes of his business and situate upon or in 
 immediate proximity to adock wharf quay or riverside frontage and which is self- 
 contained and does not abut on any building shall be exempt from the provisions 
 of this Act Provided that this exemption shall not apply to uptown warehouses 
 or to any building wherein any manufacturing process is carried on or wherein any 
 person sleeps: 
 
 *‘ Public wharfinger ’? means the owner lessee or occupier of a wharf quay ware- 
 house or granary adjoining the port of London mainly used for warehousing the 
 goods imported into the port of London of persons other than the occupier of such 
 premises. 
 
 ? 
 
 ‘ Exempting Royal Albert Hall. 
 37. The buildings and premises knownas the Royal Albert Hall shall be exempt 
 from the provisions of this Act. 
 
 For protection of Metropolitan District Baker Street and Waterloo Great 
 Northern Piccadilly and Brompton and Charing Cross Euston and 
 Hampstead Railway Companies. 
 
 38. Any new or existing building or structure (not being an hotel) now or here- 
 after belonging to or leased or erected by the Metropolitan District Railway 
 Company the Baker Street and Waterloo Railway Company the Great Northern 
 Piccadilly and Brompton Railway Company and the Charing Cross Euston and 
 Hampstead Railway Company or any of them shall so far as erected or used or 
 intended to be used for the purposes of or in connection with the traffic of the said 
 companies or any of them be exempt from the provisions of this Act. 
 
 Exempting certain buildings. 
 
 39. The following buildings shall so long as used for their present purposes be 
 exempt from the provisions of this Act :— : 
 
 (x) The Mansion House Guildhall and Royal Exchange of the City: 
 
 (2) The Sessions House at the Old Bailey and all public buildings erected or 
 
 occupied by the Corporation under the provisions of the City of London 
 Police Acts: 
 (3) The buildings of the Metropolitan Cattle Market the Cattle Market at Dept- 
 Paar London Central Markets the Spitalfields Market and the Shadwell 
 arket, 
 Bonded warehouses to be exempt. 
 
 4o. Any building or part of a building approved by the Commissioners of 
 Customs or the Commissioners of Inland Revenue as a warehouse or store for 
 warehousing or depositing goods without payment of duty shall while used with 
 such approval for any of such purposes and unless and except so far as such Com- 
 missioners otherwise allow be exempt from the provisions of this Act. 
 
 Saving rights of Crown. 
 
 41. Nothing in this Act shall aftect prejudicially any estate right power privi- 
 lege or exemption of the King’s most Excellent Majesty and in particular 
 nothing contained herein shal] authorise the Council to take use or in any manner 
 interfere witb any land or hereditaments or any rights of whatsoever description 
 belonging to His Majesty in right of His Crown and under the management of 
 the Commissioners of Woods without the consent in writing of the Commissioners 
 of Woods on behalf of His Majesty first had and obtained for that purpose which 
 consent such Commissioners are hereby authorised to give. 
 
 London Building Acts (Amendment)—continued. 
 
 Saving rights of Duchy of Cornwall. 
 
 42. Nothing contained in this Act shall extend to authorise the Council to 
 take use enter upon or interfere with any land soil or water or any rights inrespect 
 
 thereof belonging to His Majesty in right of the Duchy of Cornwall without the 
 
 consent in writing of some two or more of such of the regular officers of the said 
 duchy or of such other persons as may be duly authorised under the provisions of 
 the Duchy of Cornwall Management Act 1863 section 39 to exercise all or any of 
 the rights powers privileges and authorities by the said Act made exerciseable or 
 otherwise for the time being exerciseable in relation to the said duchy or belonging 
 to the Duke of Cornwall for the time being without the consent of such Duke 
 testified in writing under the seal of the Duchy of Cornwall first had and obtained 
 for that purpose or to take away diminish alter prejudice or affect any property 
 rights profits privileges powers or authorities vested in or enjoyed by His 
 Majesty in right of the Duchy of Cornwall or in or by the Duke of Cornwall 
 for the time being. 
 
 Expenses of Act how to be borne. 
 
 43. All expenses incurred by the Council in carrying this Act into execution 
 and not otherwise provided for shall be deemed to be general expenses incurred 
 by the Council and shall be raised and paid accordingly and the costs charges 
 and expenses preliminary to and of and incidental to the preparing applying for 
 obtaining and passing of this Act shall be raised and paid by the Council in like 
 manner. 
 
 The SCHEDULES referred to in the foregoing Act. 
 
 The First Schedule. 
 
 The following materials shall for the purposes of the Act of 1894 the Act of 
 1808 and this Act be deemed to be fire-resisting materials :— 
 (1). For general purposes : 
 
 (1) Brickwork constructed of good bricks well burnt hard and sound 
 properly bonded and solidly put together— 
 
 (a) With good mortar compounded of good lime and sharp clean 
 sand hard clean broken brick broken flint grit or slag ; or 
 
 (b) With good cement; or 
 
 (c) With cement mixed with sharp clean sand hard clean broken 
 brick broken 4iint grit or slag; 
 
 (2, Granite and other stone suitable for building purposes by reason of 
 its solidity and durability; 
 
 (3) Iron steel and copper; 
 
 (4) Slate tiles, brick and terra-cotta when used for coverings or corbels ; 
 
 (5) Flagstones when used for floors over arches but such flagstones not 
 to be exposed on the underside and not supported at the ends only ; 9334, 
 
 (0) Concrete composed of broken brick tile stone chippings ballast 
 pumice or coke breeze and lime cement or calcined gypsum ; 
 
 (7) Any combination of concrete and steel or iron. 
 
 (II). For special purposes: 
 
 (x) Inthe case of doors and shutters and their frames Oak teak jarrah 
 karri and other hard timber not less than one and three-quarters inches 
 finished thickness the frames being bedded solid to the walls or par- 
 titions. f 
 
 (2) In the case of staircases and landings oak teak jairah karri or other 
 hard timber the treads risers strings and bearers being not less than one 
 and three-quarters inches finished thickness and the ceilings and soffits 
 if any being of plaster or cement ; 
 
 (3) Oak teak jarrah karri and other hard timber when used for beams or 
 posts or in combination with iron the timber and the iron (if any) being 
 protected by plastering or other incombustible or non-conducting 
 external coating not less than two inches in thickness or in the case 
 of timber not less than one inch in thickness on iron lathing; 
 
 (4) (a) In the case of floors and roofs— 
 
 Brick tile terra-cotta or concrete composed as described in paragraph (1) 
 (6) of this schedule not less than five inches thick in combination with 
 iron or steel. 
 
 (b) In the case of floors and of the roofs of projecting shops— 
 
 Pugging of concrete composed as described in the said paragraph (I) (6) 
 not less than five inches thick between wood joists provided a fillet one 
 inch square is secured to the sides of the joists and placed so as to be in 
 a central position in the depth of the concrete or concrete blocks not less 
 than five inches thick laid between wood joists on fire-resisting bearers 
 secured to the sides of joists ; 
 
 (5) In the case of verandahs balustrades outside landings the treads 
 strings and risers of outside stairs outside steps porticoes and porches 
 oak teak jarrah karri or other hard timber not less than one and three- 
 quarters inches finished thickness ; 
 
 (6) In the case of internal partitions enclosing staircases and passages 
 terra-cotta brickwork concrete or other incombustible material not less 
 than three inches thick; 
 
 (7) In the case of glazing for windows doors and borrowed lights lantern 
 or skylights glass not less than one fourth of an inch in thickness in 
 direct combination with metal the melting point of which is not lower 
 than 1,800 degrees Fahrenheit in squares not exceeding sixteen square 
 inches and in panels not exceeding two feet across either way the panels 
 to be secured with fire-resisting materials in fire-resisting frames of hard 
 wood not less than one and three-quarters inches finished thickness or of 
 iron. 
 
 (III). Any other material from time to time approved by the Council as fire 
 resisting. 
 
 THE SECOND SCHEDULE. 
 
 Fees payable to district Surveyors. 
 Part I. 
 
 (A) In respect of a building erected in conformity with the provisions of the 
 section of this Act of which the marginal note is ‘“ Protection against fire in 
 certain new buildings’’; or ' 
 
 (s) For ascertaining whether any requirement made by the Council under the 
 section of this Act the marginal note whereof is “ Protection against fire in cer- 
 tain existing buildings” and (in the event of an appeal) confirmed by the tribunal 
 of appeal is complied with; or 
 
 (c) For any work required under the provisions of either of the sections of this 
 Act the respective marginal notes whereof are ‘‘ Projecting shops ’’ and “ Means 
 of access to roofs ’’— 
 
 One fifth of the amount of the fee payable under the Third Schedule of the Act 
 
 ot 1894 in respect of a new building of the same character or the sum of one 
 pound one shilling whichever shall be the greater. 
 
 “4 
 
London Building Acts (Amendment)—contd. 
 
 Part II. 
 
 For surveying for the purpose of ascertaining and 
 notifying or reporting any building to the Council 
 pursuant to the provisions of the sections of this Act the 
 marginal notes whereof are respectively ‘‘ District 
 Surveyors to notify Council in certain cases " and ‘‘ Duties 
 of district surveyors under Act.” 
 
 For every building to which such sections apply and 
 for every other bailding which in the opinion of the 
 Council has been reasonably inspected for the purposes 
 of such sections a fee of seven shillings and sixpence. 
 
 THE THIRD SCHEDULE. 
 
 Session Title or 
 and Short es Extent of Repeal. 
 Chapter Title. ¢ ¥ 
 57 & 58 London 5 Subsection (36). 
 Vic. Building 61 Subsection (2). 
 c.ccxili.] Act 1894 63 The whole section. 
 Second The whole schedule. 
 Schedule. 
 METALS. 
 WEIGHT PER LB. PER FOOT SUPER I INCH 
 THICK. 
 
 “Wrot. Iron... 40°4 lbs. | Brass... ... 43°7 Ibs. 
 Castinis, 2s: 37 Sere. Gun Metal... 45°8 ,, 
 Steelers (os... also, Weadecsi tess 59’ 4 e035 
 Coppers Wee. 45:Sins5 GIN sce! se 30°07 
 
 ZANG 0037251 DSs 
 
 To obtain the weight per square foot to any 
 gauge, multiply the weight per inch thick by the 
 thickness of the gauge in inches or parts of an 
 inch. 
 
 RELATIVE WEIGHT. 
 
 To convert weights given in tables into weights 
 of other metals. 
 
 Cast Iron X 1.08 = weight of wrot. iron. 
 
 110. = ‘ steel. 
 ‘ = 1250) — se lead. 
 ” » 1.22 = ” copper. 
 Ae iy 1-10 = x brass. 
 
 ” 9 1.17 = 9 gun metal. 
 Wrot.Iron,, .93 = A) cast iron. 
 % y) 1.02 = iH steel. 
 
 ” » 1.47 = ” lead. 
 ” 9» Ig = ” copper. 
 iD » 1.08 = FS brass. 
 
 7 » 1.09 = - gun metal. 
 RELATIVE TENACITY. 
 Meaduieress OL DIlVermesson lon 
 Tin ses 1S Platinum 15 
 Zinc Hey 3 Coppere.c1S 
 Palladium 114 Iron ose 27 
 Golders. 2012 Steel 42 
 EXPANSION By IIEAT. 
 
 Per foot run. 
 
 Expansion per Degree 
 Fahr. from 32° to 212% 
 Tron Pes eve ees —*0000067 
 Steel ee ace ees *0000069 
 Conpermmress eee ees —*0000090 
 Zinc ase “er eee *OOOOI60 
 Miniece S08 oes *00001 20 
 
 MORTARS and CEMENTS. 
 See also LIMES AND CEMENTS. 
 
 PROPORTIONS TO USE.—Blue Lias or Grey 
 Stone Lime, I part; Sand, 2 or 3 parts. 
 
 Lime, 1 part; Portland Cement, 1 part; Sand, 
 6 to 8 parts. Cheaper and better than usual 
 mortar. Lime slaked 24 hours, mixed with sand 
 for 10 minutes, cement added, wicle ground and 
 used at once. 
 
 Mortars and Cements—continued. 
 
 Selinitic Cement, 1 part; Sand, 5 or 6 parts. 
 A superior mortar about the same cost as usual 
 mortar. Selinitic cement should be mixed with 
 water before adding the sand; in this respect it 
 differs from other limes and cements. 
 
 Selinitic Cement, 1 part; Portland Cement, 
 4 part; Sand, 8 parts. 
 
 Portland Cement, 1 part; Sand, 2 or 3 parts. 
 If in water: Portland Cement, 1 part; Sand, 
 I part. 
 
 Roman Cement will only carry 14 times its 
 own bulk of sand. I to 1 usual proportions. 
 
 Blue or Black Mortar: Lime, 1 part; Black- 
 smith’s Ashes, sifted fine, 3 parts. Or, Lime, 
 3 parts; Ashes, 2 parts; Sand, 4 parts. Or, Port- 
 land Cement, I part; Ashes, 4 parts. Furnace 
 Slag, Iron Scorie, and Coal Cinders also used. 
 
 MorTAR FOR FLUES.—Cow dung, 1 part ; 
 Hair Mortar, 4 parts. 
 
 MUSICAL REQUIREMENTS IN 
 CHURCHES. 
 
 From the Report of a Committee appointed by 
 the R.I.B.A. and the College of Organists: 
 
 The space allowed for tne modern organ is eften 
 insufficient. 
 
 On musical grounds the old position at the west 
 end for both organ and choir is, in general, the best. 
 
 Although for ritual purposes (following the ancient 
 English Cathedral and Collegiate arrangements) a 
 vested choir is placed in the chancel, yet where there. 
 is a chancel arch, central lantern, or transepts, the 
 sound becomes intercepted instead of passing into 
 the body of the Church; moreover where the 
 chancel is narrow, antiphonal singing cannot 
 produce its proper effects. 
 
 When the placing of the choir in the chancel 
 (according to recent custom) has involved the 
 removal of the organ also, it has usually resulted in 
 cramping the organ within some confined space, or 
 “chamber,” by which the tone has been damaged, 
 and its beautiful qualities and real efficiency impaired. 
 
 ‘The arrangement alluded to above is not the most 
 advantageous for the support and encouragement of 
 congregational singing, 
 
 These defects are more or less the result of 
 adapting new customs and requirements te old 
 buildings, and are not always to be avoided, 
 
 AS TO NEW CHURCHES, 
 
 The musical requirements of a large town church 
 are taken as a basis; these requirements would 
 necessarily be modified for small town or country 
 churches. 
 
 There would appear to be but five positions in 
 which the choir can be conveniently placed in a, 
 church ; 
 
 (1) At the west end of the uave. 
 
 It is commonly admitted by musicians that the 
 most effective position for the organ is at the west 
 end; but this position is not always advisable, if the 
 choir be retained in the chancel. 
 
 (2) In galleries facing each other in the nave, 
 
 The advantages claimed for seating the choir in 
 galleries (similar to the ancient ‘‘ minstrel galleries’’) 
 on the north and south sides of the nave are as 
 follows: (a) the better support of congregational 
 singing; and (4) the opportunities afforded for 
 antiphonal effects.* 
 
 (3) Immediately outside the chancel screen. 
 
 (4) In the chancel aisles. 
 
 (5) In the chancel. 
 
 With regard to these latter positions, it is advis- 
 able, in planning a new building, in order to obtain 
 the openness and space requisite for the sound to 
 reach all parts of the building, that a ‘ chancel 
 arch” should be avoided, and the choir thus placed 
 under the same roof as the congregation, This will 
 enable the clergy as well as the choir to be properly 
 heard. 
 
 In churches exceeding 150 feet in internal length 
 the plan of placing the main choir at the west end, 
 and a “ritual choir” in the chancel, may be adopted. 
 
 AS TO EXISTING MODFRN AND ANCIENT 
 CHURCHES, 
 
 In dealing with existing churches, whether 
 ancient or modern, the principles set forth in the 
 Recommendations” should, as far as possible, be 
 observed ; but each case shoud be individually con- 
 
 * All ‘ galleries’’ are subject to special conditions. 
 
 313 
 
 Musical Requirements, etc.—continued. 
 
 sidered, In those places (for example) where there 
 remain a western organ and gallery of interest, at 
 a distance of not more than fifty feet from the choir 
 seats in the chancel—it is desirable that such should 
 be retained s” sttu and used ; and where the distance 
 is more than fifty feet, a small additional eastern 
 organ to support the choir is recommended, 
 
 In buildings lacking adequate height, a position 
 should be chosen for the organ which will give the 
 best available space for sound to develop itself above 
 the pipes and to pass into the nave, 
 
 The Committee’have carefully considered and 
 have drawn up the principles of the subject before 
 them, and have formulated the following ‘‘ Recom- 
 mendations,” which have been agreed to by every 
 member, 
 
 RECOMMENDATIONS, 
 
 No.1. That the organ and the choir be so placed 
 in the church that they may most effectually assist in 
 the services. 
 
 No, 2, That it is essential to acoustic success that 
 in the erection of new churches ample height should 
 be provided for. 
 
 No. 3. That in arranging any position for the 
 organ, ample space should be allowed as regards 
 area, ‘‘speaking-room,” and height. 
 
 No. 4. That no “open-flue” pipe should have 
 less than its own speaking length (the speaking 
 length of an “‘ open-flue” pipe is the length from the 
 slit or mouth above the conical foot up to the top of 
 the pipe) above it, 
 
 No. 5. That the organ should be concentrated, 
 and not divided into two or more parts at a distance 
 (excepting to place the choir organ in advance of the 
 main instrument in the architectural design of the 
 case), 
 
 No, 6. That the ground space to be provided for 
 an organ, exclusive of engines empleyed as blowing 
 apparatus, should not be less than 600 superficial feet 
 for an organ of 60 stops, of 310 superficial feet for an 
 organ of 40 stops, and of 180 superficial feet for an 
 organ of 20 stops, 
 
 No. 7. That the organ should never be placed ina 
 ‘‘ chamber,” but that the best position for an organ 
 is that which has a sufficiency of open space above it 
 and on three sides, and a solid unpierced wall at the 
 back. 
 
 No, 8. That the term ‘‘ Organ place” be adopted, 
 because it is more comprehensive (including gallery, 
 &c.), and because the term ‘‘ Organ chamber” is 
 misleading, inasmuch as a chamber (or enclosed 
 place) has been determined to be zo# suitable for an 
 organ, 
 
 Me g. That the internal surface of the roof above 
 the organ should not be of wood, but of stone, 
 plaster, or other non-absorbent material, 
 
 No, 10. That in order to-ayoid noise and economise 
 space, the organ “‘ feeders”’ should be placed at some 
 convenient distance from the organ, and outside the 
 main body of the building. 
 
 No. 11. That the air supplied to the “feeders” 
 must be derived directly from the church itself, in 
 order to obtain the same temperature. 
 
 No. 12, That the organ should be placed ata 
 short distance from the choir, and that the best 
 distance is about twenty feet, 
 
 No. 13. That the organ should never be placed 
 between the choir and congregation, 
 
 No. 14. That the sound ae the organ should not 
 have to pass over one-half of the choir to reach the 
 other, 
 
 No. 15. That when possible the organ should be 
 equidistant from both halves of the choir. 
 
 No, 16, That the choir be placed on raised floors, 
 or in low, projecting galleries architecturally treated. 
 
 No, 17. That the height of the platform, steps, or 
 gallery on which the choir is placed should be 
 regulated by the length of the church, 
 
 ‘No, 18, That provision should be made for the 
 
 accommodation ehineds bodies of voices for special 
 occasions to be seated in due musical relation to the 
 choir and organ, 
 
 No, 19, That itis desirable in churches of adequate 
 size that provision should be made for an orchestra 
 on special occasions. 
 
 No. 20, That the orchestra should be in the organ 
 gallery, in front of the organ, or in some similar and 
 approximate position. 
 
 The Committee, in framing the foregoing ‘‘Recom- 
 mendations ’”’ for the guidance of those about to erect 
 new churches, have made them as general and as 
 wide as possible, that the same principles may be 
 followed in the erection of small churches or altera- 
 tions of ancient ones 
 
314 
 
 NOXIOUS BUSINESSES. 
 L.B. AcT, 1894.—Dzigest. 
 
 No person may carry ona noxious business in any 
 building or vault, or in the open air ata less distance 
 than 40 feet from any public way, or 50 feet from any 
 dwelling-house. 
 
 Noxious businesses comprise the business of blood- 
 boiler or bone-boiler, or any like business, but not the 
 soap-boiler, a tallow-melter, knacker, fellmonger, 
 tripe-boiler, and slaughterer of cattle or horses. 
 
 Piavisions of Act do not apply to public gas works 
 er any premises used for distillation or the rectifi- 
 cation of spirits under the survey of the Com- 
 missioners of Inland Revenue or their officers, 
 
 No person may erect a dwelling-house nearer than 
 50 feet to a building used for any noxious business, 
 provided that a building erected before 1844, within 
 50 feet from any building for the time being used for 
 any such noxious business, it may be rebuilt. 
 
 OPEN SPACES. 
 
 L.B. ACT, r894.—Digest. 
 
 HEIGHT IN RELATION TO SPACE.—Draw a 
 horizontal line at level of pavement in centre of 
 building, extend such line to intersect rear boundary 
 of the open space. Draw a line from the point of 
 intersection inclining tewards the building, at an 
 angle of 63} degrees, The building te be confined 
 within such line, except chimney stacks, dormers, 
 turrets, or architectural ornaments, te an extent not 
 exceeding 3 of total width of the rear elevation. 
 
 Where the site of the building inclines towards the 
 roadway, the horizontal line is to be drawn at the 
 level of the ground at the open space at rear. 
 
 When the level of the pavement varies, the mean 
 level to be taken, Where boundary at rear is not 
 parallel to rear ef building, the mean distance to bo 
 taken for the purpose of this calculation. 
 
 Where street or open space dedicated to the pubic, 
 er permanently secured, exists at the rear of a 
 building, then diagonal line to be drawn from centre 
 of the street or further boundary of such open space, 
 and not necessary to provide any open space at rear 
 ef building. 
 
 The council or tribunal of appeal may allow any 
 part of a domestic building to extend above the 
 diagonal line if satisfied that an open cubicspace will 
 be provided at rear equivalent to the space which 
 would have been provided if the diagonal line had 
 been drawn from the ground level. 
 
 CORNER SITES.—In case of building abutting on 
 two streets or one side an open space, permanently 
 secured, the Council may permit the erection of 
 buildings 30 ft, high on part of space in rear. 
 Refusal may be appealedagainst, Return front may 
 be carried up full height of front elevation for distance 
 of 40 feet or lessas requirement for open space at 
 rear may demand. 
 
 In exceptional cases, owing te irregular shape of 
 ground, Council may modify provisions ef Act. 
 
 NEw DoMESTIC BUILDINGS IN STREETS 
 
 FORMED BEFORE 1894.—Horizontal line may be | 
 
 drawn 16 ft. above pavement level, and except in 
 dwellings for the working class, the open space of 
 150 sq. ft. may be provided above the level of the 
 ceiling of the ground storey, or above 16 ft, (exclusive 
 of lantern lights) from pavement level. 
 
 HABITABLE BASEMENTS in streets laid out prior 
 to 1894, to have 100 sq, ft. exclusively belonging 
 thereto, clear of any erection. 
 
 DOMESTIC BUILDINGS in new streets to have 
 150 sq, ft. at rear, exclusively belonging thereto. 
 Where basement is sufficiently lighted with 100 sq. ft., 
 or where there is no basement, and the ground storey 
 is not constructed or adapted to be inhabited, the 
 open space may be provided above the ground floor 
 ceiling level, or 16 ft. exclusive of lantern lights, 
 measured from pavement, 
 
 In all other eases space must be elear, except that 
 water closet, privy, or ash-bin allowed for a height 
 not exceeding nine feet. + 
 
 Open space to extend to entire width of building 
 by at least ro ft. throughout. 
 
 OPEN COURTS to domestic buildings, where depth 
 from eaves or parapet to ceiling of ground storey 
 exceeds length or breadth of court, adequate pro- 
 vision for ventilation must be made and maintained 
 by means of a communication between lower end of 
 court and the open air. 
 
 HABITABLE ROOMS LIGHTING SOLELY INTO 
 COURTS not allowed unless width of court from 
 window to opposite wall equals half the height from 
 window sill to eaves or parapet of opposite wall. 
 
 A court whose length is not more than twice its 
 breadth is held to comply with this provision if a 
 square court of the same area would do so. 
 
 Open Spaces—rontinued. 
 
 HABITABLE ROOMS above level of ground storey 
 not allowed to LIGHT SOLELY INTO COURT if 
 depth of court measured from one side is more than 
 twice the width, unless windows be distant from 
 opposite wall half the height of wall from the level of 
 window sill. 
 
 DWELLING HOUSES on site occupied by domestic. 
 
 buildings RXISTING AT COMMENCEMENT OF ACT 
 or at any time seven years previous. Prepare plans 
 showing extent of old buildings, and obtain district 
 surveyor’s certificate of accuracy, The dwelling- 
 house can then be rebuilt to the extent of old buildings. 
 Council may sanction deviation from certified plan. 
 
 NEW STREETS ON CLEAREO AREA.—On 
 applicatien, with required plans and sections, Council 
 has power te modify or relax any provisions relating 
 to open spaces and height of buildings, sanction or 
 refusal ef sanction, with reasens, te be given within 
 twe mentks, 
 
 WoRKING CLASS DWELLINGS ERECTED BY 
 LocaL AUTHORITY previous to Act may be rebuilt 
 on old site te eld dimensions. 
 
 WORKING CLASS DWELLINGS NOT ABUT- 
 TING ON A STREET.—Plan showing extent and 
 height ef dwelling, amd position in relation to 
 eee obey existing er in course of erection, 
 to be ivered one month before commencing. 
 Council may refuse sanction if satisfied that the space 
 for light and air is not sufficient, er may make 
 conditions. Sanctions cannet be refused if space 
 ghee is equivalent te that required under the 
 
 . B. Act, 1894, for dwelling-houses erected after 
 commencement of Act, and abutting on street formed 
 prior to Act, 
 
 DOMESTIC BUILDINGS WITH REAR STABLES 
 abutting upon mews, deemed to be one domestic 
 building with rear abutting upon a street, whether in 
 one eccupation or not, it the stable be limited to 
 50 ft., measured from mews frontage, and height to 
 25 ft. from level of mews and if open space required 
 to domestic building be provided between domestic 
 building and the stable. 
 
 PAINTING. 
 
 PatnT is usually composed of white lead, 
 linseed oil, driers Aithargel, a little turpentine, 
 and the colouring pigment, the amount of white 
 lead being reduced in proportion te the amount 
 of colouring pigment added. 
 
 For dark eolours, boiled eil should be used, 
 especially for outside work. 
 
 Kworrine should be with patent knotting or 
 with red lead and glue, in equal proportions, 
 applied het; or knots may be cut out and 
 stopped with putty or hard Japan stopping— 
 
 .the latter for outside work. 
 
 Tug Primrmc Coar should be composed of 
 white lead, ro lbs.; red lead, 2 ozs.; driers, 
 2 0zs.; raw linseed oil, 4 pints. 
 
 After the priming coat, holes and cracks 
 should be stepped, and work rubbed down with 
 pumice stone and sandpaper. 
 
 FoLtLtowine Coars, omit red lead, add 1% to 
 
 | 2 pints turpentine instead of an equal quantity of 
 | oil, and substitute colouring pigment in propor- 
 
 tion required fer equal proportion of white lead. 
 FLATTING COAT, use turpentine instead of 
 oil. 
 BASTARD FLATTING, add a little size to tur- 
 pentine, to render paint more washable. 
 OvuTsIDE PAINT, exposed to sun, should have 
 little or no turpentine. 
 
 PAINT EXPOSED TO CHEMICAL FUMES should | 
 
 have zinc white instead of white lead. 
 CLEARCOLE is white lead,.water, and size, 
 used on old work where stained and greasy. 
 DISTEMPER is made of 112 lbs. whiting, 
 28 lbs. dry white lead, and 7 lbs. of glue, mixed 
 with boiling water. 
 
 Ox1DE OF IRON paint should be used on iron 
 work, the rust being first carefully scraped off. 
 Cast iron should be painted one coat immediately 
 after casting. Wrot. iron should have all scales 
 and film of oxide carefully removed. 
 
 SANDING is throwing fine sand on to wet paint 
 to imitate a stone surface. 
 
 Painting—continucd. 
 
 PAINT FoR ZINC is composed of 1 part 
 chloride of copper, I part nitrate of copper, 
 I part sal ammoniac, in 60 parts of water, and 
 add 1 part hydrechloric acid. Paint and leave 
 for 24 hours before applying oil. 
 
 PAINT ON PLASTER WALLS.—Walls should 
 be thoroughly dry, Water should not be used 
 for cleaning down old work for painting unless 
 absolutely necessary. Plaster may be primed 
 with glue size, or with 2 or 3 coats of boiled 
 linseed oil, tinged with red lead; applied warm 
 and then sized. 
 
 GILDING with English gold leaf, prepare with 
 water size for mat gilding; oil gold size for dead 
 
 ‘ 
 
 ear burnished gold size for burnished gilding. 
 ingle gilding, 1 layer of gold leaf; double gild- 
 ing, 2 layers. Burnished gilding should be sized 
 after burnishing. 
 
 VARNISHES.—White enamel, 
 French oil varnish on white. 
 varnish for general work. 
 
 JAPANNING is varnish mixed with ordinary 
 paint. 
 
 To REMOVE OLD PAINT, apply 1 Ib. soda 
 and } lb. of quicklime, mixed to the consistency 
 of cream, and leave for one hour, when the old 
 paint will wash off. 
 
 To RrRMOVE OLD PourTTY, paint with nitric 
 acid or hydrochloric acid. In about an hour 
 it will be soft enough to remove. 
 
 coburg, and 
 Copal or coburg 
 
 SURFACE PAINT WILL COVER :— 
 
 1 lb. of paint will cover about 44 yards first 
 coat, and 64 yards after. 
 
 1 Ib, of oxide of iron paint will cover 8 to 
 12 yards on iron. 
 
 1 gallon of tar and 1 lb. of pitch will cover- 
 12 yards first coat, and 16 to 17 yards after. 
 
 I pint of oil varnish will cover 8 to 9 yards. 
 
 PAPER HANGING. 
 
 English papers are 21 in. wide, 12 yds. long, or7 yds. super. 
 
 French ” 8 ,, ” 9» ” 43 59 ” 
 Lining 5, 22h gg «IZ 4g 9 7% 9» ” 
 Allow 1 in 10 for waste with small patterns. 
 
 ye EN OS A », large ” 
 
 Walls should be prepared for papering by 
 being stopped, pumiced, and sized. 
 
 Hang with trimmed edges to the light. 
 
 APPROXIMATE NUMBER OF pieces OF ENGLISH 
 PAPER REQUIRED FOR ANY ROOM, allowance to 
 
 be made for deors and winaows. : 
 Measurement Hght. of room in ft. from skirting to cornice 
 
 in feet 6 7 Qe LO! TI MT2er3yeIae as 
 ‘round the walls Number of Pieces required 
 32 40 41451506 7578s 
 36 - 4 °=5§ 6 6 ae 8 9 9 
 40 4 S562 6.07 8 9 9 Io 
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 52 sO 0 67) 8G) LOMDTORE A Keel Quer: 
 56 ee Ot Fas So GO nO LOMNT TR ramet cme rg 
 60 con On 7 8. (QietO Miter 2er sere mers, 
 64 Bong) 8, 9 10 GAL @ 125013) eden Selo 
 68 BE Ea) Sl hoe ey Hey tas 5G) 3G7 
 72 (07. (0. 10: IIR 12 179 ere Oee LS 
 76 PORTE eh BLY oR OE) BY. Ge) Gay EG) 
 80 $99) in, Ile 134 150erO a 17a S20) 
 84 PRG GY aos ot oye iG eR hy acy 7s 
 88 EO a LO nL 2 el 2 el AO 7et Ome Omnia @ 
 92 SLO MGEL™ 912013) e157 15 Ones eae 
 096 uO EL (13 573) 10 17, 19) S20 ezas 
 100 ooo XO 12 13 15 16 18 20 QI 26 2g 
 PARSONAGES. 
 
 QUEEN ANNE’S BOUNTY 
 
 CONDITIONS OF LOANS UNDER GILBERT’S ACTS, 
 
 These Instructions do not apply to Loans for Repairs 
 under the Ecclesiastical Delapidateons Acts, 
 
 The following Dieeunonn: (omitting A. and E, 
 when not applicable) must be prepared, signed, and 
 sworn to, by ‘some skilful and experienced Work- 
 man or Surveyor,” and sent to the Bounty Office, 
 
 1.—AFFIDAVIT, in this form: A.B. of in the 
 County of Surveyer (Architect, or efe., 
 maketh Oath and saith that he has been accustomed te 
 survey and value, and to superintend the building and 
 repairing of Houses and other Buildings and that the 
 
Parsonages—continued. 
 
 pape writings hereunto severally annexed, marked A.B., 
 ., e¢c., contain a true statement of the general cen- 
 dition of the buildings of the Benefice® of 
 
 2.—CrrtiFicatz (A.)—As to the general state and 
 condition of all ‘‘ Buildings”’ belonging to the Benefice, 
 and as to the particular state and condition of the build- 
 sing on which the proposed work is to be done. 
 (Signature) A.B. 
 
 3.—Estimate (B.)—Of the expense of the total Works 
 
 roposed to be done according to the priced Bills of 
 Quantities, Specification and Drawings marked C. and 
 shillings, and 
 
 ise pounds, 
 
 pence, viz. : 
 
 EstImATE OF VALUE OF WORKS AS PER PRICED BItis 
 OF QUANTITIES, PS Be 8 
 
 Note.—This form must be adhered to in a// cases. 
 
 Deduct 
 
 (1) Value of Timber (if any) upon the 
 Glebe to be used or sold... 1 
 
 (2) Value of old materials (if any) to 
 be used or sold ... oo, ttt 
 
 (3) (z) Amount assessed for Dilapida- 
 
 Be 8 
 & 
 tions by the Diocesan each 
 
 3 3 
 
 in respect of any works connected 
 with the Estimate, or 
 
 (4) Architeet’s Estimate of the 
 value of unassessed Dilapida- 
 tions effaced and saved by the 
 execution of the new works... 
 
 Net Value of Works ae ia 
 Add Charges of Surveyor (Archt., or &c.) 
 
 ee oe 
 
 Estimate nee 0 
 
 (Signature) A.B. 
 
 4.—Prans (C.)—All Plans must be drawn to a scale of 
 
 8 feet to an inch and should not exceed in size 18 by 12 | 
 
 inches, and are to be on Tracing Cloth. Where New 
 Buildings are to be erected, Elevations and Sections 
 - must accompany the Plans. 
 only is to be done a Block Plan will be sufficient. The 
 Plans, &c., cannot be returned after being lodged in this 
 Office. This is mentioned that, if necessary, copies may 
 be kept. In all cases of Additions or Alterations, Plans 
 of existing Premises should be attached. 
 5.—SPECIFICATION (D.)—of the intended Work should 
 be written on /oo/scap paper. 
 
 6.—Parrticutars (E.)—of timber and (or) old materials 
 fit to be used or sold (if any such exist). 
 
 As To Prans, &c.—A Block Plan of the Site, which 
 site should be judiciously selected (with the points of the 
 compass marked), shewing the position of the house, and 
 of the direction of the drains, &c., together with sections 
 indicating the slope (if any) of the ground, and a Ree A 
 tion of the substratum on which the house is to be built, 
 whether gravel, loam, sand, clay, chalk, rock, or other- 
 wise. Also the following drawings, to a scale of 8 feet to 
 one inch, and with sizes and heights of rooms, thicknesses 
 of all walls, and scantlings of all timbers accurately 
 figured. Damp course to be indicated on sections. A 
 3 As of each floor, including basement and attic (if any). 
 A plan of the roofs. In cases of additions the connection 
 of new with old roofs should be shown. An elevation of 
 
 ® It there are no buildings of any description belonging 
 to the Benefice it should here be so stated, and the paper 
 A. will then be omitted. 
 in the County of and Diocese ot 
 and of the particular condition of the building on which 
 the proposed works are to be done, anda Plan, Bills of 
 Quantities and Specification of the said works, and a 
 true and correct Estimate, according to the best of this 
 Deponent’s judgment and belief, of the expense of such 
 work. And this Deponent further saith that there is not 
 any Timber or Materials standing or being on the Glebe, 
 er Old Timber and Materials in the Buildings, fit to be 
 employed in such work, or to be sold (or, that the Timber 
 and Materials standing and being on the Glebe, and Old 
 Timber and Materials in the Buildings fit to be employed 
 in such work, or tobe sold, the particulars whereof are 
 stated in the said paper, marked E., are to the best of 
 this Deponent’s judgment and belief, of the value of 
 pounds, shillings, and pence.) 
 
 in the County of 
 day of 
 
 +Sworn at 
 the (Signature) A.B. 
 
 f9 » before me 
 Justice of the Peace for the said County of 
 (or Commissioner for taking Affidavits in Chancery, as 
 the case may be). 
 
 N.B.—If the Bills of Quantities should not be prepared 
 by the Architect, he should state by whom they have been 
 prepared. 
 
 + Ba N.B.—The Affidavit and each of the above 
 Documents are to be on Separate Papers, and signed by 
 the Surveyor, or etc. The Documents, etc., marked A. 
 B.C. D.E. must be identified with Affidavit by the 
 following Exhibit— 
 
 This is the Paper writing marked A. (or, etc.) referred 
 to in the Affidavit of (A.B.) 
 
 Sworn this day of 
 
 _ Before me (Stgnature of Architect). 
 
 (E.F. 
 Justice of the Peace (or, efc.) 
 
 Where Drainage Work ; 
 
 Parsonages—continued. 
 
 each front. Two sections at the least. In cases of 
 alterations and improvements (not an entirely new struc- 
 ture) the plans of the several floors as they exist at 
 present. 
 
 Drarnace.—A Block Plan only required, shewing 
 clearly all the points of drainage, bath, w.c.’s, sinks, &c. 
 
 OssERVATIONS.—It will be necessary for the Incum- 
 bent to obtain the Bishop’s and Patron’s signatures to 
 the Plans, in appreval thereof, before they are forwarded 
 to the Bounty Office. 
 
 In cases where the Ecclesiastical Commissioners have 
 augmented the Income of the Benefice, or contribute to- 
 wards the object for which a Loan is sought, the Plans, 
 before being sent to this Office, should be approved by 
 them, or be true copies (certified as such by the Archi- 
 tect) of those approved. 
 
 ane distance of the house from the Church should be 
 stated. 
 
 If it be desired sketch Plans and Specification may be 
 submitted for approval. If the loan be granted, com- 
 plete Plans, &c., must then be supplied. 
 
 Quantitixs.—In all cases of any new buildings, the 
 Governors require to be furnished with detailed quanti- 
 ties of the various kinds of works, which are to be certi- 
 fied copies of those supplied to the Contracter for his 
 Estimate. Each item is te be priced and monied out s% 
 sxk, and the total amount to form Estimate of works. 
 
 No provisional sums whatever, except for grates and 
 chimney pieces, to be included in Estimate. 
 
 The Specification to contain full details, and to have 
 marginal references, and to be written on foolscag paper. 
 
 Drains.—Especial care to be taken in the trapping 
 and ventilation of all drains. Tested glazed stoneware 
 pipes to be used for drains. Waste drains from rain- 
 water tanks not to be connected with any foul water or 
 soil drain. All drain pipes to be jointed in cement. In- 
 
 ' specting and disconnection chambers to be provided. 
 
 Damp Course.—In all new walls, including boundary 
 walls, a damp course of two courses of slates, set in 
 cement, asphalte, or some other approved impervious 
 material, #of fibrous, must be inserted above the ground- 
 ne through the entire thickness of the solid walls. In 
 hollow walls the bottom of the cavity must be at least 
 three inches below the damp course, which must not en- 
 croach upon the cavity. 
 
 VENTILATION.—Air gratings to be provided for venti- 
 lation under floors, to be so placed as to ensure a con- 
 stant current of fresh air. Sleeper walls to be so built 
 as to allow a through current of fresh air. 
 
 Watis.—Zx ternal walls to be of brick or stone, but 
 without any coating of cement or rough cast, except in 
 the case of matching existing work; if of brick, to be 
 not less than fourteen inches thick; if of stone rubble, 
 to be not less than twenty inches; internal main walls, 
 bricks, nine inches; for Stables, small Farm Buildings, 
 brick walls te be not less than nine inches. External 
 walls of Labourers’ Dwellings to be at least nine inches 
 thick, both on ground and first floors. Stone, rubble or 
 random course, of proportionate thickness; all four-and- 
 a-half inch walls to be in cement. If desired, good con- 
 crete blocks will be sanctioned. All external walls must 
 be well tied by internal walls. The bottom course of 
 footings to all walls to be at least twice the thickness of 
 the wall. 
 
 Hottow Wattrs.—In exposed situations, all external 
 walls must be built with a hollow cavity, with proper 
 bond, and a proportionate increase of thickness to that 
 stated in the previous paragraph. 
 
 Bounpary 'WALis.—Boundary walling, whether of 
 stone or brick, should be at least nine inches thick, with 
 suitable coping laid in cement, and with piers at frequent 
 intervals. Iron or wood fencing may be used on brick 
 or stone dwarf walling with piers. 
 
 FirepLacss.—To have arched chimney breasts on 
 wrought iron bars, and proper trimmer arches for sup- 
 port of stone hearth. Chimney stacks above roof to ce 
 built in cement. 
 
 FLoors.—The scantlings of joists to be not less than 
 as follows :— 
 
 Bearing Size Bearing Size Bearing Size 
 in ft. in ins. in ft. inins. in ft. in ins. 
 5 exer, 10 at x 8 15 2k x 10% 
 6 at x sh II at x 8} 16 BEeXaLh 
 7 ai x 6% 12 2k xg 17 Zee 12 
 8 22G 7. 13 2k x of 18 ee xGore 
 9 2X 73 14 2i x10 
 
 When the length of bearing exceeds eight feet, the 
 joists must be strutted by one row, and when it exceeds 
 twelve feet, by two rows of struts. Joists to be not more 
 than 12 inches apart. 
 
 Ha r-TimBereED Worxk.—If provided must be of oak, 
 and backed by brickwork nine inches thick. 
 
 TimBeR.—Baltic timber, either Memel, Riga, or 
 
 Dantzic; or oak; to be used in the roofs, joists, and | 
 
 partitions, and all other constructive parts of the house, 
 and no joists, rafters, or quarters to exceed one foot 
 apart in the clear. Particular care should be taken that 
 ouly well-seasoned wood is used. 
 
 Roors.—As the construction of the roofs will depend 
 upon the design of the house, no table of scantlings is 
 given, but the timbers must be strong, and of a substance 
 proportionate to the foregoing table. Means of access 
 to the interior of roofs to be in all cases provided, also 
 dormers for exterior. 
 
 No other than Copper nails te be described for slating. 
 
 Srarrs.—Basement stairs to be of stone, slate, or suit- 
 abic bricks. 
 
 Lzap.—Roof gutters to be 7-Ibs. lead. Cisterns, when 
 not of stone or slate, or galvanized iron, to be lined with 
 lead, the sides to be of 6-lbs., and the bottom 8-lbs. to 
 
 315 
 
 Parsonages—continued. 
 
 the foot superficial, at least. Where hollow walls are 
 provided the window and door heads must be covered 
 with lead or other weatherproof material. Flashings to 
 be of 5-lbs. lead. Zinc will not be allowed. 
 
 Paint1nG.—All wood and ironwork to Mave J2%r. coats 
 of paint throughout; the last two coats inside, and the 
 
 apering, to be deferred until the new buildings shall 
 have become seasoned. 
 
 Fitrincs.—To inclade one water closet in the house, 
 drains, cesspools, well, tank cisterns, pumps, pipes, gas 
 piping, but not fittings, and everything necessary for 
 supplying the house with water; also chimney pieces, 
 stoves, ates, twenty-gallon copper, sink, kitchen 
 dresser, fittings in pantry and wine cellar, bells, but not 
 articles accounted tenant’s fixtures. The cisterns are 
 to be so placed as to be easy of access, and their position 
 is to be shown onthe plans. The pipes and cisterns are 
 to be protected from the frost by being covered with 
 thick felt where exposed. 
 
 The following items are not insisted on by the 
 Governors, but are very strongly recommended :— 
 
 Roor.—To cover the rafters with boarding and felt. 
 
 ConcrgetE.—To put a layer of concrete underneath all 
 the rooms on the ground floor. 
 
 Powntinc.—To point all external walls with a neat 
 weather joint in Portland cement. 
 
 ConseRVATORIEZS.—Ihe Cost of any Glass-houses 
 (either attached or detached) must not be included ia 
 Estimate. 
 
 Porcuzs.—Porches wholly of wood will not be ap- 
 proved by the Governors. 
 
 Note.—Zhe works must not be commenced untsl the 
 necessary formal document of consent to the loan has 
 been duly executed, otherwise the Incumbent will lose 
 hits statutory power to charge the revenues of the Benefice 
 
 PARTITIONS. 
 
 Woopen PARTITIONS are formed of heads, 
 sills, posts, struts and quarterings, and are con- 
 structed to throw the weight upon the walls 
 instead of on the floor. Partitions having a great 
 span are best framed in a similar manner toa 
 king or queen post roof. 
 
 THE SCANTLINGS are usually—Head Sill and 
 Post 4” x 3", or 44” x 4”; Braces, 4” or 44” X 
 3”; Quarters, 4” or 44” by 2”. If it be a brick 
 nog partition, nogging pieces should be 4” or 44" 
 x #”", spaced 3 feet apart, and the quarters 
 should be 2’ 3” or 3’ apart. 
 
 FRAMED PARTITIONS for a wide span should 
 have scantlings equal to a king or queen post 
 roof of equal bearing, and the heads and sills not 
 less than 9” deep. 
 
 PARTY STRUCTURES. 
 L.B. ACT, 1894.—Digest. 
 
 BUILDING OWNER desirous of building a party 
 wall must give notice to ADJOINING OWNER 
 describing the proposed wall. 
 
 With consent of adjoining owner, a party wall may 
 be built half on land of each or as agreed. Expense 
 to be shared in proportion to the use which may be 
 made of the wall by the respective owners. 
 
 If consent be not given, then after one month’s 
 notice an external wall may be built on owner’s land 
 with footings and concrete on adjoining owner’s land, 
 making compensation for any damage. 
 
 District surveyor has power to allow footing to be 
 omitted when an external wall is built against 
 another wall. 
 
 RIGHTS OF BUILDING OWNER, subject to making 
 goed damage. 
 
 To make good, underpin, or repair party wall. 
 
 To pull down and rebuild, if necessary or desirable. 
 
 To pull down any partition not contoemabile with 
 act, and to build a party wall. 
 
 In buildings with rooms or stories the property of 
 different owners, a right to pull down such not in 
 conformity with act and to rebuild. 
 
 In buildings,connected by arches, orcommunications 
 over public ways or passages belonging to other 
 persons, a right to pull down and rebuild. 
 
 To raise and underpin party structure or external 
 wall against such party structure, on condition of 
 carrying up to the requisite height all flues and 
 chimney stacks against such party external wall. 
 To pull down any party structure of insufficient 
 strength for new building. 
 
 To cut into party structure, to cut away footing or 
 chimney breast, jambs, or flues or other projections 
 from party or external wall in order to erect an 
 external wall. 
 
 To raise a party fence wall, or pull down and 
 rebuild. 
 
 NOTE.— The above rights are subject to the quals- 
 fication that any butlding erected previous te the 
 1894 act ts deemed to conform therewith tf cone 
 formable with provisions of previous acts, 
 
316 
 
 Party Structures—continuea. 
 
 RIGHTS OF ADJOINING OWNERS.—Where 
 ewner proposes to exercise any of his rights, adjoin- 
 ing owner may by notice given within one month of 
 receiving notice require building owner to build 
 chimneys, coping, jambs, breasts, or flues, or such 
 piers or recesses or other like works as may fairly be 
 required for his conyenience and specified in notice, 
 and if necessary accompanied by plans and drawings, 
 and building owner must comply unless required 
 work will be injurious to him or cause unnecessary 
 delay. 
 
 Building owner cannot without consent in writing 
 of adjoining owner and occupiers exercise his rights 
 until after one month’s notice in the case of party 
 fence walls, or two months’ in the case of party walls 
 and party structures, stating the nature and particu- 
 lars of the proposed work and the time at which the 
 work is proposed to be commenced. 
 
 Building owner must at his own expense erect any 
 hoarding, shoring, or temporary construction for the 
 protection of the adjoining owners, and must not 
 cause any unnecessary inconyenience to adjoining 
 occupiers. Work must be begun within six months 
 after notice and prosecuted with diligence. 
 
 DIFFERENCES.—If either owner do not within 
 14 days of notice express consent, then he shall be 
 considered as dissenting therefrom, and a difference 
 be deemed to have arisen. 
 
 In case of difference not specially provided for by! 
 act, unless both parties concur in the appointment 
 of one surveyor, each is to appoint a surveyor, and 
 the two surveyors to appoint a third surveyor, and 
 the three surveyors or any two of them to settle any 
 matter arising from time to time during the continu- 
 ance of any work to which the notice relates. Any 
 award given to be conclusive and not questioned in 
 any court except that either party may appeal to the 
 county court within 14 days from date of delivery 
 of the award, and the county court may, subject to 
 conditions, rescind or modify it as it thinks just. 
 
 If either party make default in appointing a 
 surveyor for 10 days after notice to make such 
 appointment, the party giving notice may make the 
 appointment in the place of the party making default, 
 
 CosTs to be paid as surveyor or surveyors deter- 
 mine. 
 
 If appellant from award, on appearing before the 
 county reer Sa can prove that liability would 
 exceed £50 if decided against him, and he gives 
 security to prosecute his appeals, the action may be 
 brought in the High Court. 
 
 If two surveyors refuse, or for seven days after 
 request of either party neglect to select a third 
 surveyor, a secretary of state may on the application 
 of either party make the appointment. 
 
 _When each party has appointed a surveyor and 
 either surveyor refuse or for seven days neglect to 
 act, the other surveyor may proceed ex parte. 
 
 POWER TO ENTER PREMISES, The building 
 ewner, his servants, agents, and workmen at all 
 usual times of working may enter any premises for 
 the purpose of executing work under the act, and if | 
 the premises are closed they may in company of a | 
 constable or other officer of the peace make a forcible 
 entry. Penalty for obstructing such entry £10. 
 
 Before entry the building owner must (except in 
 emergency) give 14 days’ notice to owner and 
 occupier, and in cases of emergency such notice as 
 is reasonably practicable, 
 
 BUILDING WITHIN 10 FEET OF ADJOINING 
 BVILDING AND AT LOWER LEVEL than founda- 
 tions, owner may be required to underpin or other- 
 wise strengthen foundations. 
 
 Building owner must give two months’ notice to 
 adjoining owner of intention to build, and whether 
 he proposes to underpin, &c., and such notice must 
 be accompanied by plans and sections. 
 
 Adjoining owner may within 14 days serve a 
 
 counter notice disputing: necessity or requiring 
 nnderpinning, &c., and a difference is then deemed 
 to have arisen. 
 
 Building owner liable to compensate adjoining 
 owner for inconvenience, loss, or damage resulting 
 from exercise of these powers. 
 
 Adjoining owner may require building owner to 
 give security for payment of expenses, costs, and 
 compensation. 
 
 Building owner may require adjoining owner to 
 give security for payment of expenses, costs, and 
 eompensation, before beginning work requisitioned 
 by the adjoining owner, and in his failing to give 
 
 Party Structures—continued. 
 
 security within one month after service of requisition 
 he shall be deemed to have waived his requirements 
 and building owner may proceed as if no requisitio 
 had been served on him by the adjoining owner, 
 
 EXPENSES of repair underpinning, and if necee 
 sary pulling down and rebuilding of party structure 
 when defective or not in conformity with the act arg 
 borne jointly by building owner and adjoinin 
 owner, regard being had to the use each owne 
 makes or may make respectively of such part 
 structure, 
 
 The building owner is to deliver within one month 
 of completion an account in writing ef the particu- 
 lars and expense of work to be borne in part or in 
 whole by the adjoining owner, specifying any 
 deduction in respect of old materials, or in other 
 respects, and valued at market prices. 
 
 Adjoining owner may declare his dissatisfaction 
 within one month of receiving the account, specify- 
 ing his objection, and a difference is then deemed to 
 arise, to be determined as provided for by act. 
 
 (See Sec. 91).—Adjoining owner failing to declare 
 dissatisfaction within one month, is deemed to have 
 accepted account, which may be recovered. Until 
 adjoining owner contributes to expense of building 
 any party structure, the building owner stands 
 possessed of sole property in the structure. 
 
 ARCHES AND FLOORS OVER PUBLIC WAYS, or 
 passages through or under a building to premises in 
 other occupation to be of incombustible materials. 
 If arch be of brick or stone then least thickness to be 
 8 in. with rise of rin, for each foot or part of a foot 
 of span. If other materials than brick or stone be 
 used the construction to be subject to approval of 
 district surveyor, 
 
 Every arch or other construction under any passage 
 leading to premises in other occupation or under 
 
 ublic way to be of incombust’ ble materials. If of 
 
 rick or stone, then 84 in. thick, if span not more 
 than 10 ft.; 13 in. thick if span not more than 15 ft. 
 If over 15 ft., or other materials be used, then sub- 
 ject to approval of district surveyor, 
 
 PIERS. 
 
 Height should not exceed 12 times least thick- 
 ness. 
 
 SAFE LOAD PER SQUARE FOOT, 
 
 Granite, 45 to 60 tons. 
 
 Slate, 60 tons. 
 
 Limestone, Devonshire marble, 55 tons. 
 York stone, 20 tons. 
 
 Portland, 16 tons, 
 
 Bath stone, 8 tons. 
 
 Stock bricks in mortar, 2 to 24 tons. 
 Stock bricks in lias lime, 4 to 5 toms. 
 Stock bricks in cement, 6 to 8 tons. 
 
 PILLARS. 
 SAFE LoAD PER SQUARE INCH OF SECTIONAL 
 AREA, 
 Number of times length exceeds least thickness. 
 10 15 20 25 30 40 
 __ Ibs. Ibs. lbs. ibs. Ibs. lbs. 
 Fir 405 330 265 230 165 95 
 Oak 490 400 318 276 198 114 
 
 A round pillar of wood (whose diameter equals 
 the side of a square pillar) is about # of the 
 
 strength of a square pillar. 
 
 PILES. 
 
 Fir and pine generally used. Elm preferable. 
 Size gin. by 9 in. to 18 in. by 18 in. Points 
 should have iron shoes, and heads iron hoops. 
 Weight of ram varies from 4 to 20 cwt. Piles 
 should be driven until they only sink about 
 } in. from 10 blows of a ram of 15 cwt. falling 
 15 ft., or 2 in. from 30 blows of aram of 8 cwt. 
 falling 5 ft. 
 
 In the use of cylindrical iron piles, a block of 
 wood is placed on the top to receive the blows of 
 the ram. 
 
 | 
 
 PIPES. 
 
 CAST IRON, WEIGHT IN LBS. PER FOOT RUN, 
 Bore Thickness. 
 
 Ins. } z ¢ % 3 1 13 13 
 I BO 510 F753 
 
 yz 430«(6'9 98 
 
 2) 525: bSi7amnO wt 15x 
 
 2h 677 105 14°72 I9°% 
 
 3 FO Tesult7 2. 122:2) 2756 
 
 3h 2912 Sra? FIO ©2533 
 
 40 9104s 1Otten 223% 2574 35 Omar @ 
 
 44 116 17°9 245 314 386 46°2 
 
 5 128 19°7 27°0 34°5 423 50°4 58°9 
 
 5h 1471 21°6 20°4 37°5 46°0 §4°7 63°8 
 
 @ 15°93 23°4 319 406 49°7 59.0 63°7 
 
 7 178 27°t 36°38 46°8 56°38 67°6 785 80°7 
 
 8 200 30°8 41°6 52°9 6474 76°2 88°3 100°8 
 
 9 34°5 4676 5o'0 71°8 84°8 981 r11°8 
 
 10 382 515 65°2 79° 93°4 1080 122'9 1382 
 iI 56°4 71°33 86°5 102°0 117°8 133°9 150°3 
 12 61°3. 77°4 93°6 110°6 127°6 145'0 162°6 
 15 115°7 136° 156°8 177°7 199°4 
 18 123'1 161°8 186°3 210°8 236'2 
 21 187°9 213°4 244°3 273°0 
 24 245°0 276°9 309°3 
 
 Note.—Weight of two flanges about equal to 1 foot 
 eun of pipe. 
 
 LEAD ENCASED BLOCK TIN. 
 Weight per yard in lbs. 
 
 Diam. in Diam. in 
 inches lbs. inches. lbs. 
 4 34 and 44 I 10 and 12 
 2 34 and 44 I 14 and 16 
 f “a and 54 I 17 and 2 
 3 54,7and8 2 18 and 2 
 1 7 and 10 
 BLOCK TIN, 
 Weight per yard. 
 Diam. in Diam. in 
 inches Ibs. ozs. inches. lbs. ozs. 
 z 9 I IL 
 ts 114 I % 
 5 13 2 
 a 14 I 3 ° 
 4 z I 
 COMPOSITION GAS. 
 Weight per yard. 
 Diam. ozs. Diam ozs, 
 % inch. 3 inch 17 
 5 18 21 
 4 9 4 26 
 13 te 28 
 CopPER, BRAZED OR SOLID DRAWN. PLAIN OR 
 TINNED. ° 
 Approximate weight per foot run. 
 Int. diam. Light. Medium. Strong. 
 Ins. 0z3. ozs. ozs. 
 3 8 
 I 12 
 I 12 16 20 
 I 4 16 20 
 I I 2 
 2 20 2 2 
 24 28 3 
 3 48 
 
 L.B, ACT 1894.—Diges#, 
 
 PIPES CONVEYING SMOKE, VAPOUR, OR Hor 
 AIR are not to be fixed on the face of any building 
 adjoining any public wav. Flue pipes not to be 
 nearer than 9 in., hot air or steam pipes not to 
 be nearer than 6 in., and hot water pipes not to be 
 nearer than 3 in. to any combustible materials. 
 Restrictions do not apply to lew pressure hot water 
 and steam pipes, 1.e., pipes provided with a free 
 blow-off. 
 
 | PLASTERING. 
 
 | 
 
 See also LIMES, CEMENTS, AND PLASTERS. 
 
 LATHS are 3 ft. and 4 ft. long, 1 in. and 13 in. 
 wide, and spaced #to4in. apart. Single laths 
 are} in. thick; Lath and half} in.; Double 
 laths, Zin. 1 bundle of laths (nominally 400 ft.), 
 and 525 nails will cover about 44 yards super. 
 For fireproof lathing, see Sec. of ‘‘ The Cata- 
 logue.” 
 
 PROPORTIONS TO USE: 
 
 Coarsk STUFF.—Lime 1 part; sand 2 or 3 
 
 parts, mixed with long, clean ox hair, I lb. to3 
 c. ft. of mortar. 
 
 Fine StuFF is pure lime shaked with a little 
 water, and afterwards more water added to 
 reduce te consistency of cream, and then allowed 
 
 ' 
 
Plastering—continued. 
 
 to settle, and then drained off or allowed to 
 evaporate until right thickness for use. A small 
 quantity of white hair mixed with it for ceilings. 
 Run into putty 1 month before use. A little 
 washed sand is sometimes mixed with it. 
 
 GAUGED STUFF is fine stuff 3 or 4 parts ; plaster 
 of Paris 1 part. For cornices equal parts of each. 
 
 Lime Stucco.—Hydrauliclime 1 ; sand 3 or 4. 
 
 CEMENT Stucco.—Portland cement 1; sand 
 2 or 3. 
 
 RouGcH Cast Lime.—Lime 2; sand 1, and 
 small pebbles. 
 
 RouGH Cast CEMENT.—Portland cement I ; 
 sand 3 or 4, and pebbles. 
 
 TROWELLED StTucco.—Fine stuff 2; Sand I. 
 
 BasTARD StTucco.—Fine stuff 2; Sand 1, 
 and a little hair. 
 
 SELINITIC MORTAR.—Selinitic lime, I part; 
 sand 3 or 4 parts, and 2 hods well-aired lime 
 eee the hair previously well hooked into the 
 ime putty. 
 
 Ditto setting coat and trowelled Stucco. Lime 
 putty 3 parts; washed sand 2 parts; selinitic 
 lime I part. 
 
 NorTEs.—Selinitic cement should be mixed with 
 water defore adding the sand; inthis respect it 
 differs from other limes and cement. Sekinitic 
 cement should sof be used in conjunction with 
 gauged stuft for cornices, screeds, &c. 
 
 No more selinitic mortar should be gauged than 
 can be used the same day. 
 
 Fiprous PLASTRR, see Sec. 
 logue.”’ 
 
 of ‘* The Cata- 
 
 L.C.C. BYELAWS.—Digest, 
 Description and quality of the substances of which 
 plastering is to be made. 
 
 Laths to be sound, free from sap, but other 
 approved material may be used. : 
 
 Plastering or course stuff to be x of lime to 3 of 
 sand and hair, or any approved cement or plaster of 
 Paris may also be used. 
 
 Lime must be freshly burned. 
 
 Sand must be clean, sharp, free from loam or 
 earthy matter. 
 
 Hair must be good, sound, and free from grease 
 or dirt; 1 Ib. of 
 stuff, Approved fibrous material may be used 
 instead o bai, and ground brick or furnace slag 
 instead of sand. 
 
 Setting coat tobe lime or cement mixed with 
 clean washed sand or cement only. 
 
 Clear water only to be used in mixing the material. 
 
 Portland cement must weigh not less than go lbs, 
 to the imperial bushel, 
 
 Fibrous slab or other slab plastering of sufficient 
 thickness and securely fixed, may be used on ceil- 
 ings, partitions, and wall to the satisfaction of the 
 district surveyor. 
 
 PLUMBING. 
 
 MiLLep LEAD is made in sheets weighing 
 1 to 12 lbs. per foot super, of thickness in parts of 
 an inch as follows: 
 
 4 lbs. = ‘068 or 7 in. 
 
 5 = *085 
 
 693; = “IOLor gy 5 
 
 Des ee RT IS. 
 
 8 5. = "135 0rt 49 
 
 Oe els 2. 
 LONN, eee" TOOLOL a a 45 
 The Pan ES estoy 
 2a == ne ZO3 Ole ss 
 
 WEIGHTS WHICH SHOULD BE USED FOR 
 
 DIFFERENT PURPOSES. 
 
 Flats, Valleys, Hips and Ridges ... 6 or 7 lbs. 
 Main Gutters and Cesspools pen ROLLONs 
 Secret Gutters... 50 5x0 eee 4 0F 5 yy 
 Soakers, Flashings and Aprons ws 5066 ,, 
 Sinks and Cisterns, bottom ... ee 70r8 x, 
 Aaa 4, sides ex ecole, OLOLN7 mae 
 Soil Pipes oot 500 Soe oD POL 5p 
 FLATS AND GUTTERS.—Sheet lead should not 
 be laid in greater lengths than 7 ft. Drips in 
 
 Flats and Gutters should not be less than 2 
 in. Rolls should be 2 in. Fall to Flats 
 and Gutters, 1 in. in 7 ft. to I in. in 10 ft. 
 Boarding to Flats and Gutters should be laid in 
 the direction of the fall, and the over cloak to 
 rolls should be turned, away = the rainy 
 quarter. 
 
 hair to three cubie feet of coarse | 
 
 Plumbing—continued, 
 
 GuTTERS.—Narrowest part should be 12 in. 
 Turn up 6 to 8 in. against walls, and 7 to 9 in. 
 under slates and tiles. 
 
 SECRET GUTTERS under hips and valleys 
 should be 9 in. to 12 in. wide, and nailed both 
 edges. £- 
 
 FLASHINGS should be 6 to 7 in. wide (14 in. 
 turned into wall, and 3 to 4 in. to overlap turn 
 up of gutters, etc.). Secure with lead wedges. 
 
 Strep FLASHINGS should be 12 to 15 in. wide, 
 where no soakers, and 7 to § in. wide where 
 soakers are used. 
 
 SOAKERS vary in size with size of slate, Coun- 
 tess 12 7, Duchess 14 7. 
 
 APRONS should be 5 to 8 in. wide. 
 
 LApPs AND PASSINGS to hips, ridges and flash- 
 ings should be 4 in., and to step flashings, valleys, 
 and roofs, § to 6 in. 
 
 Roors.—Pitch roofs should have top edge of 
 lead secured with nails, preferably the lead should 
 be turned in over boarding at top edge, and 
 close nailed, to prevent creeping down. 
 
 DomIaL Wire GUARDS should be provided to 
 outlets of gutters. 
 
 SNow GUARDS.— Wood battens on shaped ' 
 
 supports should be laid in gutters, and wire 
 snow guards to eaves over glass houses. 
 
 LEAD WEDGE should be used to fix lead in 
 joints of brick and stone walls. 
 
 Free EpGEs should be secured by ‘ tacks” or 
 ‘“clips ’’ to prevent lifting by the wind. 
 
 Leap T1res.—Sizes and weight in lbs. per 
 
 “yard run :— 
 “ Strong” “ Middle” 
 Size, Service Pipe. Waste Pipe. 
 4 6 lbs. 
 7 oo» 44 Ibs. 
 Z 9 » St 
 I 12 ” i ” 
 if HO 9 » 
 Is Tse Ios ,, 
 1¢ 21%) P2005; 
 2 24 9» 14» 
 PROJECTIONS: 
 
 L.B, ACT, 1894.—Digest, 
 
 The following provisions apply except with the 
 consent of the council. All projections except the 
 eornices and dressings to shop fronts, and except the 
 eaves, bargeboards, and cornices to detached and 
 semi-detached dwellings, and to dwelling houses 
 where party walls are corbelled out 4 in. beyond 
 such eaves, bargeboard or cornice, shall be OF FIRE- 
 PROOF MATERIAL. No CORNICE to exceed 2 ft, 
 6 in. projection over PUBLIC WAY, 
 
 Every balcony cornice or other PROJECTION TO 
 BE TAILED INTO WALL and weighted and tied 
 down to the satisfaction of the district surveyor. 
 
 SHOP FRONTS in streets not wider than 30 ft., 
 front may project 5 in., and cornice 13 in. 
 In streets over 30 ft. front may project 10 in., and 
 cornice 18 in. beyond external wall of building, 
 but this does not authorize any projection save the 
 cornice of the shop front on or over public way. No 
 woodwork to shop front to exceed 25 ft. in height 
 from pavement, or to be nearer than 4 in, to the 
 centre of party wall, or nearer than 4q in. to wall of 
 adjoining premises if a separaie wall, unless a pier or 
 corbel of incombustible material 4 in. wide at least, 
 and as high as, and projecting in front of such wood- 
 work at least 1 in. be placed between it and the 
 centre of the party wall, or the separate wall. 
 
 BAY WINDOWS to dwellings in streets not less 
 than 40 ft. wide, or to a building not less than 4o ft. 
 from opposite boundary, may be erected on owner’s 
 land provided such bay windows are not more than 
 3 stories in height, do not project more than 3 ft. or 
 do not project within the prescribed distance of 
 centre of road, are in no part nearer the centre of 
 party wall than their greatest projection, do not 
 exceed in width 3ths of frontage of building, and 
 not used fer trade purposes. Consent of council 
 required to bay windows to which above do not apply. 
 
 ORIEL WINDOWS AND TURRETS in streets not 
 less than 40 ft. wide, or to a building 4o0 ft, distant 
 from opposite boundary are allowed, provided not 
 more than 3 ft. projection, or more than 12 in. over 
 public way, and not less than 10 ft. above pavement, 
 no part overhanging the public way to be nearer 
 than 4 ft, of centre of party wall. Total width not 
 
 317 
 
 Projections—continued. 
 
 to exceed g of length of wall. Construction subject 
 to approval of district surveyor or, if disagreement 
 superintending architect’s decision final, Congent of 
 council required to Oriel windows or turrets to 
 which above do not apply. All projections to be so 
 arranged and provided with GUTTERS AND PIPES 
 AS TO PREVENT WATER DRIPPING over the 
 public way. 
 
 PUBLIC BUILDINGS. 
 L.B. ACT, 1894.—Digest, 
 
 Construction to be approved by district surveyor’ 
 or reference to tribunal of appeal. See also ‘‘ STAIR- 
 CASES,” &c. 
 
 PULPITS. 
 
 Near entrance to chancel, N.E. end of nave, 
 best position. Floor usually about 3 ft. from 
 ground, but level depends on size of church, and 
 whether there are galleries. Book-board, 3 ft. 
 6 in. high. Least internal diam. 2 ft. 9 in. 
 
 PUMPS. 
 
 SucTion Pumps should not be more than 20 
 to 25 feet above the surface of the water to be 
 raised. ; 
 
 Approximate quantity of water raised per hour 
 by ordinary lift pump. 
 
 gin. stroke and 25 strokes per minute. 
 
 oan Diam. 
 Co) Quantity of uantit 
 Pump raised, Pump rie 
 Ins Gallons. Ins. Gallons 
 2 150 54 1160 
 24 240 6 1380 
 3 345 64 1620 
 34 47° 7 1880 
 4 615 74 2155 
 44 715 8 2454 
 5 960 
 SIZES, ETC., OF CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS. 
 Nominal 
 Maximum Horse Power 
 Size Quantity of Engine 
 of Raised for Each Foot 
 Pump. per Minute, of Height 
 Ins. Gallons. from Water Level. 
 2 120 O4 
 150 05 
 4 280 “08 
 5 400 “15 
 6 600 2 
 7 850 28 
 8 1100 °35 
 Io 1800 °55 
 12 2600 8 
 15 4300 1'3 
 18 6300 18 
 2 8800 25 
 24 10,400 30 
 
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 41 Oo nop or 8h 2 62 3 § G6) 10) 10) 3°13 8 
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 90 TuLOe S13. 9 4 Sze) 7 80 1500 222500880 
 100 2 Toea2 (6 3 (8 4 71058 250mg. 
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 sid, Msiid. “soidestidsis) dames dqass.d. 
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 38 15 10 19 0 22 2 25 4 28 6 31 8 34 Io 
 39 16 3 19 6 229 26 © 29°93 321: 0 35 9 
 40 16 8 20 0 23 4 26 8 30 o 33 4 36 8 
 41 E71 (20 6) (23) 17270 4 0m s4 2) 37) 77 
 42 17, 6 21 0024 16 28 4O earmOmes5 10) 30 10 
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 44°) 38 4. (22) 70) (a5 9812994 330508 840 94 
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 46 I9 2 23 0 #610 30 8 34 6 38 4 42 2 
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 48 20 0 24 0 28 Oo 32 0 36 0 40 0 44 0 
 49 20 5 24 6 28 7 32 8 36 9 4010 44 Ir 
 50 2010 25 0 29 2 33 4 37 6 41 8 45 10 
 60 25 0 30 0 35 0 40 © 45 09 50 0 §5 9 
 70 29 2 35 0 40 10 46 8 52 6 58 4 64 2 
 Bo 33 4 «40: © 46 8 53 4 60 0 66 8 73 4 
 90 37 6 48 0 52 6 60 0 67 6 75 0 82 6 
 100 4r 8 50 0 58 4 66 8 75 © 83 4 gt 8 
 
 RETAINING WALLS. 
 
 Average THICKNESS at base % height, reducing 
 by regular offsets at back. Where earth is higher 
 than wall and slopes away from it the thickness 
 of the wall should be increased in proportion to 
 its height. 
 
 BATTER should be 1 in6to1in10. There is 
 a tendency for wet to find its way into the joints 
 of walls which batter, they should therefore 
 be pointed in cement. 
 
 WEEPHOLES should be provided one to every 
 @ to 3 yards super. 
 
 ROOFS. 
 
 WEIGHTS OF MATERIALS PER FOOT SUPER OF ROOFING. 
 Approximate. 
 
 Wood Trusses (10 ft. apart and including purlins). 
 lbs. oz. 
 King post reom2Out, Span vr. eee 2 O 
 - “ny 2) ny S00. hich wi ae 10 
 Queen Post certs Ons ces oe Sh eae) 
 Ae tics On gh eee Chedee Stal Lakes 
 Queenand princess 60g, aoe eed ae O 
 Rafters wood aoc ASS ese aay, ee Zt 
 Ceilings and joists eee see me i 
 #inch slate boarding... 4h eee ur ae tate) 
 I - as 00 Gee oe 3) 0 
 5 eee “ as ieee tL Gree: 
 24 X I slate battens, 74 gauge... Ye eRe 
 ee os Pi ees ae eT 66 
 55 +9 OF 11755) ene oes Tis 2) 
 Felt aes Soh eee eae OES 
 aphatchwase.: dee oes Ase a WO te 
 Slates, 3 inches lap A ae So | Gy XO 
 Tiles, plain tee toe ose ea) 
 DAD es ee eos aor ew GLY KS, 
 Zinc (with rolls), 12 gaug eee sochye Ie eS 
 AS TAs: 0 i SS 
 AA TOlneys ond wee yes 
 Copper 5 2S op 00 seein othe 2 
 3 9 2B iy eee PF mts bol brs) 
 bo He 2 an op ee eE S15 
 5 , LOM 59 a5 eest2 cS 
 Lead, 6 Ib. wes ae Pe cece OPES 
 Corrugated Iron, 20 s. w, gauge seen O 
 
 Wind, 30° pitch, 22 to 25 lbs. 
 45° 27 to 30 5 
 CHURCH. 
 Based on requirements of the Incorporated Soctety 
 Jor Promoting Building of Churches. 
 
 Oak, teak, or Baltic fir, or pitch pine. No pitch 
 pine or other American timber should be used in 
 contact with any wall, or infloors or plates. If trussed 
 coupled rafters be used for spans exceeding 20 ft. 
 without principals, sufficient tie beams must be 
 introduced, 
 
 If trussed principals, and the distance apart exceed 
 12 ft. from centre to centre, intermediate trusses 
 must be introduced. Ends of main timbers should 
 rest on stone corbels or template, with space for ven- 
 tilation between timber and walling. 
 
 Rafters exposed to view should not be less than 4} 
 ins, wide. & 
 
 Vaulting stone or brick. Plaster groining should 
 not be used, nor stone be imitated in wood. 
 
 Slates on 1 in. boarding or 2in. x 1 in. battens, 
 2in. copper nails. Tiles on stout English Oak 
 laths, 1} in. x Lin. battens; nibbed tiles must also 
 be nailed, If stone slaths then extra strength of roof. 
 
 Joints of rough stone or slate must be pointed 
 inside. Tiles bedded in clean dry hair, packed in 
 carefully at the line of pins, never bedded in mortar. 
 Cast lead preferable to milled. Rolls formed by 
 rolling edges together preferable to sheets lapped 
 round rolls. Never lay lead on oak boarding; pro- 
 vide ventilation where lead is used. Sheets not 
 longer than to ft, or widerthan 2in, 3 in. between 
 rolls and weight not less than 7 lbs. 
 
 Where rafters are only covered with boarding it 
 must be 1 in. thick and tongued at the joints, and a 
 cavity of 2 ins. between boarding and tiling or slat- 
 ing; laths formed by outer rafters 2in, x 2in. not 
 more than 12ins, apart. In the case of an inner 
 boarded ceiling below rafters, the cavity may be 
 dispensed with, but there must be a rough plaster 
 ceiling under the rafters. 
 
 The inner ceiling may be covered on back with 
 dry hair felt. A perfect roof covering facilitates the 
 warming ofa church, 
 
 L.B. ACT, 1894.—Digest, 
 
 Every structure ona roof to be covered with slate, 
 tile, metal, or other incombustible material, except 
 wooden cornices and barge boards to dormers, 
 not exceeding 12 ins. in depth; and doors, and 
 windows, and their frames. Every dwelling-house 
 or factory above 30 ft., and having a parapet, to have 
 means of access to the roof, Fxap doors to have 
 hinged fixed step ladders. 
 
 PITCH OF ROOF to. warehouse buildings not to 
 be more than 47 degrees ; other buildings 75 degrees 
 (towers, turrets, and spires excepted), 
 
 STORIES IN KooF.—Not more than two in 
 domestic buildings. If upper surface of floor over 
 60 ft. from street, story to be fire-proof throughout, 
 and to be provided at means of escape certified as 
 satisfactory before occupation, 
 
 ” 9? 
 
 Ne 
 ‘ 
 
 Roofs—continued. 
 
 TABLE OF SCANTLINGS OF Woop Koors. 
 King and Queen Post Trusses, 10 feet apart, 
 
 Pitch 27°; Slate Covering. 
 5 Pt ial st Wat aug Dig 4 
 ae o | aly an 8a 3 5 ‘S q 5 
 a3 6S 82 Ug ge AS a3 78 
 a mo Ee OATS re a 
 Ins. Ins. Ins. Ins. Ins. Ins. Ins. 
 20 Om Awen a eX Ain A EA d As 402 
 22 9X5 5 X3 5 X3 aaa on ee 33x 2 
 24 I0kX5 5 X4 5 XG oot Poy ees 4 X2 
 26 Il X5h 5EX4 54X%4 Aa “p Ae A pe 
 28 114xX6 © X4 6 X ae on aaa 4h X2 
 30 12 x6 6 ai 6 Xa eee ae ES ES 
 32 10 X4b 5 X4h vee 4RX4 ove see 4X2 
 34 TO XS 5 X5 sae” AS)PA), | ossh | oe 
 Wo, pee Se ORES oon, SS aon 7X5 4X2 
 gS. t1 exish OAS “oce 5 X50) ueecumeeonmn amis 
 40. 1D XO_ OFX6. (sees) 0 XA es TRx6 4h X2 
 42 11}X6 6 xOf ... 6 X4h .. 8X6 49X3 
 44 12 X6 6 x7 6 X5 Bap 4x6 4ax3 
 46 124X6 6 x7 6 X5 ene x6 42x3 
 48 12 X6 6 x7} 6 x58 6x2 8 x6 44x 
 50 12 X6 8 x6 6 x6 a sxe 4hX2 
 52 12 X7 8X7 we 6X7 7X2E 8EX6 4hX3 
 54 12 X8 x7 cies 7, x4 7X2 g x6 43X3 
 56 12 x8h 83Xx7 coos OL TS ae 5 x3 
 58 12 X9 9 X7 SA 7X7 7 AE ORT aan mers 
 60. 23°49) 9) X17) )- we 7e 7 eS ONO mS 
 PURLINS. 
 4 ee Distance apart in feet. 
 “oO 
 & a 6 fa 8 A >.) 
 3 a od 6od era VS eee 
 4 = ram tel = ay 
 2 RB Ne ee aie ee 
 A faa) ~Q fa —Q 
 6 6) Xigh On Oa 6k xX 4 % x 4 
 7 6} 5, 4 7.» 4 7h 5 4 75 5 4 
 8 7B 1 4 i » 44 8 4, ie 8t ,, 5 
 9 Sin a) 8] oS 9 » St 
 10 84 4, 5 9 » 5 9 », 6 of yy 6 
 Ir 98 ” 5 10 ”? 5 ro ” 6 1 104 ” 6 
 12 10 ,, 6 IO} 5, 10k 5, 7 II 4, 7 
 13 104 ” II 5 II 5, 7 12) 5, 7 
 14 LT) 4) OF UL eTT 7 LAs 7 Se 
 15 12» 7 IZ yy 7 12 4, 8 13 5, 8 
 Commow Rartsrs (12 inches apart). 
 4 feet bearing, 3 in. x 1 in.; 6 feet bearing, 34in. x 2in.; 
 
 8 feet bearing, 4 in. x 2hin.; 10 feet bearing, 5 in. x 2 
 in.; 12 feet bearing, 64 in. xi in.; 14 feet bearing, 74 in. 
 X 2hin. 
 
 SCHOOLS, PUBLIC ELEMENTARY. 
 REQUIREMENTS, 
 (Plans which do not fully comply with the following 
 Requirements cannot be considered.) 
 
 I,—A block plan of the site, in ink, scale 20 ft. 
 toaninch, This plan must indicate—(a) Position of 
 the school buildings, (d) Out-buildings. (c) Play- 
 ground. (d) Drains (collateral and main), with their 
 
 fall and depth. (e) Entrances, (f/) Boundary 
 walls, or fences, and their nature, (g) Roads. (A) 
 The points of the compass, (s) The levels of the 
 
 ground at the principal 
 N.B.—For approval o 
 show (g) (2) and (2). 
 
 I.—A plan of each floor of the schoolrooms (and 
 teacher’s or caretaker’s residence, if any) in ink, 
 scale 8 ft. to aninch. The internal fittings of the 
 rooms (fire-places, groups of desks, etc.) must be 
 accurately shown, The plan should also state 
 whether the rooms are intended for boys, girls, or 
 infants, In cases of enlargement, a plan showing 
 the buildings as they exist is needed. 
 
 III.—Sections and at least four elevations, also 
 in ink, scale 8 ft.to aninch. The ceiling, positions 
 of window-heads in relation thereto, and mode of 
 ventilation must be shown, 
 
 N.B,.—(a) Pencil drawings cannot be received, but 
 coloured tracings in ink on tracing cloth may be 
 submitted while plans are in the preliminary stage of 
 pencil, so that suggested alterations can be adopted 
 without difficulty or expense. 
 
 (6) Diagrams cannot be accepted, 
 
 (c) In the case of enlargements or alterations the 
 whole site and existing building should be as 
 accurately shown in every respect as the proposed 
 changes, and in such a manner that any change 
 of numbers can be ascertained, , 
 
 (2) All plans should be dated, the scales drawn 
 and dimensions figured. 
 
 IV.—A section of the desk proposed to be used, 
 drawn to ascale of 14 inches to a foot. (See Rule 
 15). 
 
 V.—A detailed estimate of proposed expenditure. 
 
 points 
 site alone, the plan should 
 
Schools—continued. 
 
 VI.—A certificate signed by the Surveyor of the 
 Borough or District in which the School will be 
 situate to the effect that the plans comply with any 
 Bye-laws which are in force, 
 
 RULE 1,— PLANNING, 
 
 Every school must be planned so that children 
 can be seated in the best manner for being taught. 
 The rooms must be grouped compactly and con- 
 veniently, to secure proper organisation and super- 
 vision, The accommodation of every room depends 
 not cond on its area, but also on the lighting, 
 shape of the room (especially in relation to the kind 
 of desks proposed), and position of the doors and 
 fireplaces, The doors and fireplaces should be 
 arranged to allow the whole of one side of room to 
 be left free for the groups of desks, 
 
 RULE 2,—CENTRAL HALLS, 
 
 A Central Hall should have a floor-space of 
 about 34 but not exceeding 4 sq. ft. for each 
 scholar for whom the school is recognised. The 
 Hall must be fully lighted, warmed, and ventilated. 
 
 (a) A single Central Hall may be provided for the 
 joint use, at separate times, of two departments, 
 provided that it is so placed as to be readily accessible 
 from the class-room of each department, 
 
 (2) Where outdoor space is not available, physical 
 training should be given in the Central Hall (or 
 Corridor). This purpose should be taken into con- 
 sideration at the time when the building is planned, 
 Since fixed gymnastic apparatus is unsuitable for 
 children under 14 years of age, a separate gym- 
 nasium is not required, and cannot be approved 
 (Schedule III. of the Code). 
 
 RULE 3.—CORRIDORS, 
 
 Large schools not built with a Central Hall must 
 be provided with a wide Corridor giving access to 
 the rooms. A Corridor should be fully and directly 
 lighted and ventilated, and from 8 to 12 ft. wide, 
 according to size of school, Two or three of the 
 rooms ought to be separated only by movable par- 
 titions, to secure flexible working, 
 
 RULE 4.—SCHOOLROOMS., 
 
 A schoolroom should never be designed for more 
 than 100 children, and a room of even smaller size is 
 desirable. The width should vary according to the 
 kind and arrangement of desks (Rule 16). 
 
 No sckoolroom lighted from one side only can be 
 approved, The gable ends should be fully utilised 
 for windows, and there should be no superflous win- 
 dows opposite the teacher, A schoolroom which 
 has no class-room attached should not contain more 
 than 600 sq. ft. of floor-space, 
 
 RULE 5.—CLASS-ROOMS, 
 
 The number of class-rooms should be sufficient for 
 the size and circumstances of the school. 
 
 (a) The class-rooms should never be passage- 
 rooms from one part of the building to another, 
 nor from school-rooms to playground or yard. 
 Both schoolrooms and class-rooms must have inde- 
 pendent entrances. Every room should be easily 
 cleared without disturbance to any other room, 
 
 (6) A class-room should not be planned to accom- 
 modate more than 50 to 60 children; but in special 
 cases larger rooms may beapproved, The minimum 
 size is 18 ft. by 15 ft., but if desks are arranged 
 parallel to the longer side of the room, the width 
 should not be less than 16 ft. In the absence of 
 supplementary light, the measurement from the 
 window-wall in a room 14 ft. high should not ex- 
 ceed 24 ft. 8 in. 
 
 (c) The proportions of class-rooms should vary 
 with the kind and arrangement of desks; but a long 
 and narrow room should be avoided, and a room 
 approximating te a square is most satisfactory, 
 
 RULE 6,—ACCOMMODATION, 
 
 The accommodation of a school for older scholars 
 is based upon the number of children who can be 
 seated at the desks, arranged in accordance with 
 Rule 16, provided that a minimum of 10 sq, ft. of 
 floor space per child is obtained. A Central Hall 
 will not be counted in the accommodation, nor will 
 aclass-room for Cookery, Laundry, Manual Instruc- 
 tion, Drawing, or Science, 
 
 RULE 7.—WALLS, FLOORS, AND ROOFS, 
 
 The walls of every room used for teaching, if 
 ceiled at the level of the wall plate, must be at least 
 12 ft. high from the level of the floor ; if the area of 
 the room exceed 360 sq. ft., the height must be not 
 less than 13 ft., and if it exceed 600 sq. ft., then the 
 height must be at least 14 ft. 
 
 (a) The walls of every room used for teaching, if 
 
 Schools—continued. 
 
 ceiled to the rafters and collar beam, must be at 
 least 11 ft. high from the floor to the wall plate, 
 and at least 14 ft. to the ceiling across the collar 
 beam, 
 
 (6) Great care should be taken to render roofs 
 impervious to cold and heat, 
 
 (c) Roofs open to the apex are undesirable. They 
 can only be permitted where roofs are specially 
 impervious to heat and cold, and where apex- 
 ventilation is provided, Iron tie-rods are least 
 unsightly when placed horizontally. 
 
 (dz) The whole of external walls of school and resi- 
 dence should be solid. If of brick, the thickness 
 must be at least one brick and a half; and, if of 
 stone, at least 20 inches; where hollow walls are 
 proposed, one portion must have full thickness 
 required for a solid wall. 
 
 (e) All walls, including fence walls, should have a 
 a damp-proof course just above the ground line. 
 
 (7) The vegetable soil within the area of building 
 should be removed, the whole space covered by a 
 layer of concrete not less than 6 in. thick, and air 
 bricks inserted in opposite walls to ensure a through 
 current of air under floors for ventilation to joists, 
 
 (g) Timber should be protected from mortar and 
 cement by asphalt or tar. 
 
 RULE 8,—ENTRANCES. 
 
 Entrances should be separate for each department 
 and sex. In large schools more than one entrance 
 to each department is desirable. (See Rule 9.) Prin- 
 cipal entrances should never be through the cloak- 
 
 room, Entrance doors should open outwards and 
 inwards, A porch should be external to the school- 
 room. An external door, having outside steps, 
 
 requires a landing between the door and threshold. 
 
 RULE 9.—STAIRCASES, 
 
 There must be separate staircases for each sex and 
 each department, Every staircase must be fire- 
 proof, and external to halls, corridors, or rooms, 
 Trianglar steps or “‘ winders”? must not be used. 
 Each step must be about 13 inches broad and not 
 more than 54 or 6 inches high. The flights must be 
 short, and the landing unbroken by steps. The 
 number of staircases must be sufficient not only for 
 daily use, but also for rapid exit in cases of fire or 
 panic. For any upper floor accommodating more 
 than 250, a second staircase is essential, 
 
 RULE 10.—CLOAK-ROOMS AND LAVATORIES, 
 
 Cloak-rooms should not be passages, and should 
 be external to school-rooms and class-rooms, with 
 gangways at least 4 ft. wide between the hanging- 
 rails, and amply lighted from the end. They should 
 not be placed against the gable wall (See Rule 4). 
 There should be separate ingress and egress so that 
 children can enter and leave the cloak-room without 
 confusion or crowding. Hat pegs should be 12 in. 
 apart, numbered, and of twotiers, The lineal hang- 
 ing space necessary to provide a separate peg for 
 each child is thus 6 inches, The hat pegs should not 
 be directly one above the other. Thorough yentila- 
 tion and disconnection are essential, so that smells 
 are not carried into the school. Ample space is 
 needed immediately outside a cloak-room. Lavatory 
 basins are needed (See Rule 14 (g).). Girls’ schools 
 require a larger number than boys’ or infants’, A 
 lock-up slop sink, water-tap, and cupboard are 
 desirable for the caretaker. 
 
 RULE 11.—LIGHTING. 
 
 Every part and corner of a school should be fully 
 lighted. The light should, as far as possible, and 
 especially in class-rooms, be admitted from the left 
 side of scholars. (This rule will be found greatly to 
 influence the planning (See Rules 4, 11 (6) and 12 
 (z).) All other windows in class-rooms should be 
 regarded as supplementary or for ventilation. 
 Where left light is impossible, right light is next 
 best, Windows full in the eyes of teachers or 
 scholars are under no circumstances approved, In 
 rooms 14 ft. high, any space beyond 24 ft. from the 
 window-wall is insufficiently lighted. (See Rule 5 (2).) 
 
 (a) Windows should never be provided for the 
 sake merely of external effect. All kinds of glazing 
 which diminish the light and are troublesome to keep 
 clean and in repair must be avoided, A large por- 
 tion of each window should be made to open for 
 ventilation and cleaning, 
 
 (4) The sills of main lighting windows should be 
 placed not more than q ft. above floor; the tops of 
 the windows should as a rule reach nearly to ceiling ; 
 the upper portion should be made to swing. The 
 ordinary rules respecting hospitals should be re- 
 membered. Large spaces between window heads 
 and ceiling are productive of foul rooms, 
 
 319 
 
 Schools—continued. 
 
 (c) Skylights are objectionable, They cannot be 
 approved in school-rooms orclass-rooms, They will 
 only be allowed in Central Halls having ridge or 
 apex ventilation, 
 
 (2) The colouring of walls and ceilings and of all 
 fittings in the rooms should be carefully considered as 
 affecting the light, This point and size and position 
 of windows are especially important in their bearing 
 on the eyesight of the children. 
 
 RULE 12,—VENTILATION. 
 
 The chief point in ventilation is to prevent stagnant 
 air ; particular expedients are only subsidiary to this 
 main principle. Apart from open windows and doors 
 there must be provision for copious inflow of fresh 
 air, and for outflow of foul air at highest point of 
 room. The best way of providing the latter is to 
 build to each rom a separate air chimney carried up 
 in same stack with smoke flues. An outlet should be 
 by a warm flue or exhaust, otherwise it will frequently 
 act asacoldinlet, Inlets are best placed in corners 
 of rooms furthest from doors and fireplaces, and should 
 be arranged to discharge upwards intoroom. Grat- 
 ings in floors should never be provided, Inlets 
 should provide a minimum of 24 sq. in. per child and 
 outlets a minimum of 2in, All inlets and outlets 
 should be in communication with the external air. 
 Besides being continuously ventilated by means de- 
 scribed, room should as often as possible be flushed 
 with fresh air admitted through open windows and 
 doors. Sunshine is of particular importance in its 
 effects on ventilation and also onthe health of children, 
 
 (2) Although lighting from left hand is considered 
 so important, ventilation demands also provision of 
 a small swing window as far from the lighting as 
 possible, and near the ceiling, 
 
 RULE 13.—WARMING. 
 
 The heat should be moderate and evenly distributed 
 so as to maintain a temperature of from 56 deg. to 
 60 deg. When aeorridor or lobby is warmed, rooms 
 are more evenly dealt with and are less liable to celd 
 draughts. Where schools are wholly warmed by hot 
 water, the principle of direct radiation is recom- 
 mended. In such cases open fireplaces in addition 
 are useful for extra warming on occasions, and their 
 flues for ventilation always. 
 
 (4) A common stove, with a pipe through the wall 
 or roof, can under no circumstances be allowed. 
 Stoves are only approved when— 
 
 (i) provided with proper chimneys (as in the case 
 of open fires) ; 
 
 (i1) of such a pattern that they cannot become red 
 hot, or otherwise contaminate the air ; 
 
 (iii) supplied with fresh air, direct from the outside, 
 by a flue of not less than 72 in. superficial; and 
 
 (iv) not of such a size or shape as to interfere with 
 floor space necessary for teaching purposes. 
 
 (4) A thermometer should always be kept hung up 
 in each room. 
 
 (c) Fireplaces and stoves should be protected by 
 fireguards. 
 
 RULE 14.—SANITARY ARRANGEMENTS, 
 
 Water-closets within the main school building are 
 not desirable, and are only required for women 
 teachers, All others should be at a short distance 
 and completely disconnected from the school. Privies 
 should be fully 20 ft. distant, 
 
 (a) The latrines and the approaches to them must 
 be wholly separate for the two sexes. In the case of 
 a mixed school this rule especially affects the 
 planning, Passages or corridors should not be used 
 by both sexes; where such an arrangement is un- 
 avoidable, there must be complete supervision from 
 the class-rooms by sheets of clear glass. 
 
 (2) Each closet must be not less in the clear than 
 2 ft. 3 in. wide, nor more than 3 ft., fully lighted and 
 ventilated, and supplied with a door, The doors 
 should be at least 3 in. short at the bottom and 6 in. 
 at the top. More than one seat is not allowed in any 
 closet, 
 
 (c) The children must not be ebliged to pass in 
 front of the teacher’s residence to reach their latrines, 
 
 (2) The following table shows approximately the 
 number of closets needed :— 
 
 For For For 
 Girls Boys Infants 
 Under zo children ... meaner 2 I 2 
 5) Ar) <6 So ae 2 3 
 » 79 ” ee _s 4 2 3 
 3, 100 a 8 53 5 3 4 
 Rehr co: (ke ss uN sO 3 5 
 4) 260 a s a ¥S 4 6 
 33 300 Fy Ree sea) 12 5 8 
 
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 Schools—continued. 
 
 There should be urinals in proportion of 8 ft. per 
 too boys. 
 
 (e) Earth or ash closets of an approved type may 
 be employed in rural districts, but drains for disposal 
 of slop and surface water are necessary. Cesspits 
 and privies should only be used where unavoidable, 
 and should be at a distance of at least 20 ft. from the 
 school. [Building form ‘‘A,” which may be obtained 
 on application, gives suggestions as to their con- 
 struction and arrangement. | 
 
 (f) Soil-drains must always be laid outside the 
 building (on a hard even bottom of concrete) in 
 straight lines with glazed stoneware pipes, carefully 
 jointed in cement and made absolutely water-tight. 
 A diameter of 4 in. is sufficient except for drains 
 receiving the discharge of more than Io closets, when 
 the diameter should be 6 in, The tall should never 
 be less than 1 in 30 for 4-in., and 1 in 4o for 6-in. 
 drains. An inspection opening or chamber should 
 be provided at each change of direction so as to 
 facilitate cleansing the drain without opening the 
 
 round, Every soil-drain must be disconnected 
 Fo the main sewer by a properly constructed trap 
 placed on the line of drain between the latrines and 
 the public sewer. This trap must be thoroughly 
 ventilated by at least two untrapped openings; one 
 being the 4-inch soil pipe carried up full size above 
 the roof, and the other an inlet pipe connected with 
 the side of the trap furthest from the public sewer, 
 Automatic flushing tanks are desirable where trough 
 closets are used. 
 
 (g) Waste pipes from sinks er lavatories should be 
 first trapped inside and then made to discharge direct 
 through outer wall over a trapped gully, 
 
 RULE 15.—-WATER SUPPLY. 
 
 All schools should be provided with an adequate 
 supply of wholesome Bathe water. Incases where 
 such supply cannot be obtained from the mains of an 
 Authority or Company authorised to supply water, 
 care must be taken to ascertain that the supply pro- 
 posed to be adopted is adequate in quantity, is of 
 suitable character, and is net liable to pollution in 
 any way, as ¢.g. by surface drainage, or by leakage 
 from sewers, drains, cesspools, or other receptacles, 
 All water pipes should be laid or fixed so as to be 
 properly protected from frost, and that in the event 
 of their becoming unsound the water conveyed in 
 them will not become fouled, or escape without ob- 
 servation, There should be no direct communication 
 between any pipe or cistern from which water is 
 drawn for domestic purposes, and any water closet 
 or urinal, All water closets and urinals should be 
 provided with proper service cisterns, which together 
 with the outlet therefrom, should be capable of pro- 
 viding a sufficient flush. Any cistern to be used for 
 the storage of water should be watertight and be 
 properly covered and ventilated, and should be plaeed 
 in such a position that the interior may be readily 
 inspected and cleansed. 
 
 RULE 16.—DESKS. 
 
 Seats and desks should be provided for all the 
 children, graduated according to their ages, and 
 placed at right angles to the window-wall. (See 
 also Rules 4and 11.) The seats should be fitted with 
 backs, An allowance of 18 ins. per scholar at each 
 desk and seat will suffice (except in the case of the 
 dual desk), and the length of each group should 
 therefore be some multiple of 18 ins., with gangways 
 of 18 ins. between the groups and at the walls, In 
 the case of the dual desk the usual length is 3 ft. 4 
 ins., and the gangways I ft. 4 ins. 
 
 (a) No desks should be more than 12 ft. long. 
 In an ordinary class-room five rows of long desks or 
 six rows of dual desks are best; but in a school-room 
 or room providing for more than 60 children, there 
 should not be more than four rows of long desks or 
 five rows of dual desks. If a school-room is 18 ft. 
 wide, three rows of long desks or four of dual desks 
 may be used; if the width is 22 ft., the rows may be 
 four and five respectively. Long desks should be so 
 arranged that the teacher can pass between the rows, 
 Where dual desks are used this is not necessary, as 
 the gangways give sufficient access; but the teacher 
 should be able to pass behind the back row. 
 
 (4) The desks should be very slightly inclined. 
 An angle of 15° is sufficient. The flat desk hasa 
 tendency to make the children stoop. A raisedledge 
 in front of a desk interferes with the arm in writing, 
 The edge of the desk when used for writing shouid 
 be vertically over the edge of the seat. 
 
 (c) Simgle desks are not necessary in an ordinary 
 public elementary school, and in view of the 
 additional expense involved can only be approved 
 ander exceptional circumstances, 
 
 Schools—continued. 
 
 RULE 17.—SITES AND PLAYGROUNDS, 
 
 Every school must have an open airy playground 
 proportioned to the size and needs of the school, and 
 the site should, if possible, have a building frontage 
 suitable to its area, A site open to the sun is 
 especially valuable for the children, and important 
 in its effects on ventilation and health, The mini- 
 mum size of site is, in the absence of exceptional 
 circumstances, a quarter of an acre for every 250 
 children, irrespective of the space required for a 
 teacher’s or caretaker’s house, or for a Cookery or 
 other Centre. If the school is of more than one 
 storey this area may be proportionately reduced ; 
 but a minimum unbuilt-on or open space of 30 sq. 
 ft. per child should be preserved. 
 
 (a) In the case of a Mixed School of large size, 
 playgrounds should be separate for boys and girls, 
 and. should, where practicable, have separate 
 entrances from the road or street. 
 
 (4) All playgrounds should be fairly square, pro- 
 perly levelled, drained, and enclosed, A portion 
 should be covered, having one side against the 
 boundary wall, A covered-way should never connect 
 the offices with the main building; buttresses, 
 corners, and racesses should be avoided. 
 
 (c) An infants’ school should have its playground 
 on the same level as the school, and a sunny aspect 
 is of special importance. = 
 
 RULE 18,—INFANTS’ SCHOOLS. 
 
 Infants should not, except in very small schools, | 
 
 be taught in the same room with older children, as 
 the metheds of instruction suitable for infants 
 necessarily disturb the discipline and instruction of 
 the othe rscholars, Access to the infants’ room should 
 never be through the older children’s schoolroom. 
 
 (a) The partition between an infants’ room and 
 any other school-room should be impervious to sound, 
 and there should be no habitual means of direct 
 communication other than an ordinary door. 
 
 (6) An infants’ school and playground must always 
 be on the ground floor. 
 
 (c) No infant’s class-room should accommodate, 
 as a rule, more than 60 infants. 
 
 (d2) A space in which the children can, march and 
 exercise should be provided. A Corridor intended 
 for this purpose should not be less than 16 ft. wide. 
 
 (e) The babies’ room should always have an open 
 fire, and should be maintained at a temperature of 
 not less than 60 degrees, 
 
 (7) In infants’ schools an allowance of 16 ins, 
 per child at long desks will be sufficient. Dual desks 
 should be 3 ft. long. 
 
 (g) The accommodation of an infants’ school is 
 based upon the number of children who can be seated 
 at the desks provided that a minimum of 9g sq. ft. 
 of floor space per child is obtained. 
 
 (4) Where an infants’ class-room is attached to a 
 school for older children, and there is no Corridor or 
 Hall available, it is desirable that the class-room 
 should have a larger floor space than 9 sq, ft. per 
 child, and that provision should be made of sufficient 
 space, free of desks, for exercise. 
 
 RULE 19.—ROOMS FOR COOKERY, MANUAL 
 INSTRUCTION, ETC. 
 
 As a rule a single room for Cookery, Laundry- 
 work, Manual Instruction, Science, or Drawing, will 
 serve for more than one school if provided as a Centre 
 ina convenient position. Every such Centre should 
 have its own lavatory and cloak-room, Large schools, 
 or schools of an exceptional type, may sometimes 
 require special rooms for their exclusive use, 
 
 (a) Cookery. A Cookery room should be capable 
 of accommodating 12 to 18 at practice or 36 to 54 at 
 demonstration at any one time, The larger size will 
 require 750 superficial ft. and 10,500 cubic ft. Pro- 
 vision for instruction in scullery work is necessary, 
 
 The sink should be placed in full view of the 
 teacher and children, and should be fitted with a 
 cold water suppiy and a waste pipe. 
 
 There should also be a gallery or raised platform 
 with desks to accommodate 36 to 54 children, accord- 
 ing to the size of the room, 
 
 The floor space for practical work should afford 
 about 20 sq. ft. for each scholar, and should not 
 be encumbered with desks, cupboards, or stoves, 
 
 In Cookery-rooms the ventilation needs special 
 arrangements. Where a gas stove is used, it may 
 be necessary to have a pipe fixed to carry off noxious 
 fumes. The temperature should not be allowed to 
 rise above 70 deg. 
 
 The apparatus for lessons in cookery should 
 include such stoves and other appliances as are 
 usually found in the homes of the children, 
 
 (6) Laundry Work, 
 
 Schools—continued. 
 
 A Laundry should be of simple construction, and 
 entirely apart from the ordinary school buildings, 
 
 The re er size for a Laundry is about 750 sq. ft. 
 It should have a gallery or raised platform with 
 desks for 42 children, 
 
 Laundry tables should be large enough to allow 
 three ft. of space for each child when ironing. 
 
 The ventilation of rooms for laundry-work needs 
 special arrangements for the removal of steam. 
 
 (c) Manual Instruction. 
 
 In its plan, arrangements, construction, lightin 
 and ventilation, a Manual Instruction room shoul 
 be modelled on a workshop rather than on a school, 
 The construction should accordingly be simple. The 
 roof may be either of lean-to or other ordinary form, 
 according to circumstances, Its height at the 
 windows in front of the benches need not be more 
 than ro ft. The light must be ample. The tem- 
 perature should not be so high as in an ordinary 
 class-room, A flat ceiling is not, as arule necessary. 
 Ample ventilation should be provided by inlets at a 
 height of 5 ft. from the floor, and by outlets at the 
 hi nea point, A Manual Instruction room for 20 
 scholars should have a floor space of about 700 sq. ft. 
 
 (2) Science room, 
 
 A room suitably fitted for elementary practical 
 work in Science may be provided for the use ot one 
 large or several contributory schools. Such a 
 Science-room should not, as a rule, contain more 
 than 600 sq. ft. ef floorspace. It should be fitted 
 with strong and plain tables, sinks, cupboards, and 
 shelves, and where necessary, a fume closet. A 
 eee supply of gas is necessary. In addition to a 
 
 cience-room, one of the ordinary class-rooms may 
 be fitted with a simple demonstration-table and gas 
 and watersupply. But aspecial lecture-room cannot 
 be approved in an ordinary public elementary school, 
 
 (e) Drawing class-rooms. A Drawing class-room 
 can only be sanctioned where it is likely to be used 
 for a reasonable time every week by scholars from 
 one large or several contributory schools, A suitable 
 size for such a room is 600 sq. ft. of floor space. 
 Light should be admitted at a suitable height and 
 angle from the north, north-east or east. 
 
 RULE 20.—HIGHER ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS. 
 
 For a Higher Elementary School accommodating 
 from 300 to 350 scholars, 10 class-rooms will gener- 
 ally be required, since every class should have its 
 own class-room, No class-room should accommo- 
 date more than 4o scholars, 
 
 (z)—(i) The class-rooms may be furnished with 
 single or dual desks as may be desired. Single 
 desks should be 2 ft. long, arranged in paizs with 
 intervals of 2 ins, and gangways of 2 ft, 
 
 (ii) If single desks are adopted, a class-room 
 should have an area of about 16 sq. it. per scholar, 
 Class-rooms fitted with dual desks need not be so 
 large, but a minimum of about 13 sq, ft. per scholar 
 will be required, 
 
 (5) Every Higher Elementary School should be 
 provided with suitable laboratories, 
 
 (i) The laboratory accommodation must be 
 sufficient to provide at one time for the largest 
 class in the school. 
 
 (ii) There s+nuld generally be one laboratory for 
 chemistry and one for physics, 
 
 (iii) A laboratory should afford 30 sq, ft. of floor 
 space for each scholar, the minimum size will there- 
 fore be 600 sq, ft., but it is as a rule desirable that 
 the laboratory should be larger, If, however, the 
 laboratory accommodates more than 25 scholars a 
 second teacher would be required. 
 
 (iv) Laboratories must be fitted with suitable 
 tables, which must be well lighted; they should be 
 properly supplied with gas and water. For chemical 
 laboratories, sinks, cupboards and the necessary 
 fume closets must be provided. 
 
 (v) A small balanceroom may be provided if desired. 
 
 (c) (i) In addition to the class-rooms and labora- 
 tories a Higher Elementary School may include a 
 lecture-room, which should be fitted with (1) a 
 demonstration-table furnished with a gas and water 
 supply and a sink, and (2) a fume closet.» A lecture- 
 room should have an area of about 750 sq. ft. 
 
 (ii) If no separate lecture-room is provided, each 
 of the class-rooms used by the third and fourth years 
 should be fitted with a simple demonstration table, 
 
 (iii) A small preparation room, fitted with bench, 
 sink, cupboard and shelves, and proper supply of gas 
 should be provided in a convenient position. 
 
 (2) A drawing class-room for the more advanced 
 drawing is desirable, It should provide 30 sq, ft, 
 of floor space for each scholar; the best size will be 
 a room with an area of 750 sq, ft, Imfsuitably lighted, 
 
Schools—continued. 
 
 -he Hall would answer for this purpose. 
 
 (e) Other special rooms for Cookery, Lanundry- 
 work and Manual Instruction should be provided in 
 accordance with Rule 19. 
 
 (f) A Higher Elementary School should be 
 planned with a Central Hall; but no class, other 
 than drawing, can be recognised in such a hall, 
 
 RULE 21.—TEACHER’S HOUSE. 
 
 The residence for the master or mistress should 
 contain a parlour, a kitchen, a scullery, and three 
 bedrooms, and the smallest dimensions which the 
 Board can approve are :— 
 
 For the parlour .-. 14 ft. by 12 ft. of 
 »» +») kitchen ... 12 ft. by 12 ft. | super- 
 », one ot the bedrooms 14 ft. by 12 ft. cial 
 
 two other bedrooms 12 ft. by 8 ft.) area; 
 
 parlour and kitchen, 9 ft. in height to wall-plate; bed- 
 rooms, 8 ft. if ceiled at wall-plate; or 7 ft. to wall-plate, 
 and oft. to ceiling. 
 
 (a) The residence must be so planned that no room 
 
 is a passage room, and that the chimneys are not all 
 
 on the external walls. hye 
 
 (6) There must be no internal communication 
 between the residence and the school. 
 
 (c) Windows should be carried up as nearly to the 
 ceiling as practicable. fa: 
 
 (ad) Shere must be a separate and distinct yard 
 with offices. 
 
 (e) No dwelling house should be built as part ot 
 the schoolhouse, 
 
 SEATING, CHURCH, &c. 
 
 Seats, 2 ft. 9 in. to 3 ft. apart. 
 Kneeling board, when spaced, 3 ft. 
 Length of each seat, 1 ft. 8 in. to 2 ft. 
 
 Width, 1 ft. 3 in., slightly tilted or hollowed. 
 
 Height, 1 ft. 4 in. tor ft. 6 in. 
 
 Height of back, 2 ft. 8 in, to 2 ft. ro in., 
 slightly sloped. 
 
 Free seats, at least 30 in. apart and 20 in. each. 
 
 Children’s seats, at least, 27 in. apart and 14 in. 
 each ; and height, 12 to 14 in. 
 
 CHAIRS, allow 7 ft. super each including 
 passages, but excluding chancel. 
 
 CHANCEL SEATS, clear space between fronts of 
 book boards, at least 5 ft., but 8 ft. or more 
 where possible. In chancel aisles movable seats 
 are desirable. 
 
 SEPARATION OF BUILDINGS. 
 L.B. Act, 1894.—Digest. 
 
 Buildings exceeding ten squares in area, and used 
 partly for trade and partly as a dwelling-house, 
 shall have the two parts separated by walls and 
 floors of fire-resisting materials, and the passages, 
 staircases, and all means of approach to the dwelling- 
 house part shall be constructed of fire-resisting 
 materials. The part used for trade, if exceeding 
 250,000 cubic feet, is subject to the provisions of 
 the Act relating to the cubical contents of buildings 
 of the warehouse class. Doorways communicating 
 perros the two parts to be fitted with fire-resisting 
 
 Oors. 
 
 Building exceeding 25 squares in area containing 
 separate sets of offices and rooms, or adapted to be 
 tenanted by different persons, must have floors and 
 staircases of fire-resisting materials. 
 
 CuBICAL LIMIT.—Buildings of the warehouse 
 class not to exceed 250,000 c. ft., unless divided 
 with parting walls, and no division to contain more 
 than 250,000 c. ft. 
 
 Separation of Buildings—continued. 
 
 Exemptions: Buildings beyond two miles of St, , 
 Paul’s Cathedral, and used wholly for the manufac- 
 ture of the machinery and boilers of steam vessels, 
 or for a retort house, or the manufacture of gas, o1 
 for generating electricity ; provided such building 
 consist of one floor only, and is constructed of incom- 
 bustible materials throughout, Every such building 
 deemed to be a special building, to which general 
 rules of Act not applicable, 
 
 Council may consent to additional size of building 
 if satisfied that increased space is necessary, and 
 that proper precautions are taken against fire, pro- 
 vided such building shall not exceed 450,000 c, ft., 
 or less allowed by Council without being divided bv 
 party walls, that heigbt shall not exceed 60 ft,, and 
 not to be used for the purpose of any trade involving 
 use of explosives or inflammable materials, 
 
 SHEDS. 
 L.B. Act, 1894.— Digest. 
 
 Open sheds not exceeding 16 ft. high, and not 
 exceeding four squares in area, may be constructed | 
 of any substances and in any manner approved by 
 district purveyor. 
 
 | 
 
 SINKS. 
 
 Usual height of sinks from floor is 3 ft. Slop | 
 sinks, 2 ft. Lead for metal lined sinks, 7b. 
 sides and 8lb. bottom, or 6lb. sides and 7Ib. | 
 bottom. Draining boards fluted, hard wood, or | 
 fluted and covered with lead. 
 
 Service to sinks, in. Wastes, 2 in, with | 
 tap close to sink and overflow, discharge in 
 open air, into intercepting trap. 
 
 Walls round sinks should be lined with metal, 
 or havea cement skirting for a height of 6 in. or 
 9 in. 
 
 Sandstone sinks become foul. Stoneware or 
 enamelled fireclay sinks are preferable. 
 
 Sinks used for washing chinaand glass should 
 be metal lined (lead or tinned copper). Depth of! 
 metal lined sinks, 12 in. to I5 in. | 
 
 Water for use in bedrooms should not be drawn’! 
 off over a slop sink, A draw off sink should be * 
 provided, 
 
 SLATES. 
 SizzE, WRIGHT, AND CovERING CAPACITY. 
 
 Nore.—Sizes vary of slates of same name. Size | 
 should be given when important. 
 
 Weight. 
 
 Ist qual. Guage. No. of | 
 
 Size. periz0o, for Slates* Nails | 
 
 Name. Inches. Cwt. 3” lap. per sq. per sq. 
 
 Smalls ie 28'S 174 4 400 800 | 
 
 Doubles 13 x 6 18 5 480 960 | 
 
 Ladies 14 X 12 31 54 219 438 | 
 ” +» 16 Xx 8 25 64 277 554 
 
 Viscountesses 18 x 10 36 7k 192 384 | 
 
 Countesses ... 20 xX 10 40 84 170 340 | 
 Marchionesses 22 x 12 55 94 127 254 
 
 Duchesses 24 xX 12 60 I IIs 230 | 
 
 {mperials .,. 30 x 24 a 45 go 
 
 Rags 36 x 24 164 37 74 | 
 Queens 36 x 24 164 37 74 
 
 ° Adjow 57 extra for waste. 
 
 321 
 
 Slates—continued. 
 
 Nails, if iron, should be galvanised or dipped 
 in boiled linseed oil whilst hot. 
 
 Composition nails should be used for best work. 
 1; inch nails for small slates. 
 Is ,, for Countess and Duchess. 
 2 ',, for larger sizes. 
 Two nails to each slate. 
 
 Slates should be of best quality, properly 
 squared, free from spots and other defects. Lar 
 3 in. Double course at eaves and vergers. 
 
 SLAUGHTER HOUSES. 
 
 Should be well lighted and ventilated. 
 
 Every animal intended for slaughter should be 
 kept on the premises in a pound, pen or lair. 
 
 No animal should be slaughtered in public view 
 or in view of any other animal. 
 
 Allow, at least, 24 sq. ft. per cattle. 
 g sncalts 
 », Sheep, lamb, or 
 ig. 
 
 Walls should be of brick, stone, or concrete for 
 at least a height of 6 ft. 
 
 Slaughter house should be properly roofed in ; 
 pounds, pens, and lairs should be separated from 
 slaughter house by close partitions at least 5 ft. 
 high, and all doors in such partitions should be 
 close boarded. 
 
 Entrance deor at least 3 ft. 6 in., or if for pigs, 
 sheep and lambs may be only 2 ft. 9 in. wide. 
 
 There should be no steps, and if a slope it 
 
 be) 99 ” 
 
 ”> 93 6 9 
 
 ) Should not have a rise of more than 1 ft. ing ft. 
 
 Paving should be jointless granite, cement, con- 
 crete, or other suitable impervious material with 
 proper slope to gully, which should have a fixed 
 trap and a fixed iron grid. 
 
 Water supply should be sufficient for cleaning 
 slaughter house, pounds, pens, or lairs, and 
 vessels and receptacles, and a water trough is 
 necessary in every pound, pen, or lair. 
 
 No dwelling room should be over a slaughter 
 
 j house. 
 
 W.C., &c., should not be within any slaughter 
 house, nor communicate therewith. 
 
 [STABLE BUILDINGS. 
 
 Allow per horse, including passages, 110 to 
 120 ft. super. 
 Width of building, 16 ft. to 18 ft. 
 Height, Io ft. to 12 ft. 
 Stalls, width, 6 ft. to 6 ft. 6 in. 
 », length, 9g ft. to ro ft. 
 Loose boxes, twice the size of stails, 
 2) tte 2)ib. 
 Divisions, 7 ft. high, ramping down to 4 ft. 6 in. 
 Stable doors, 4 ft. wide, 7 ft. high. 
 Yard, 20 to 25 ft. wide. 
 Coacu Housss. 
 Depth, 16 ft. to 18 ft. 
 Height, 10 ft. (least). 
 Door, 6 ft. 6 in. to 7 ft. wide and 7 ft. 6 in. to 
 9 ft. high. 
 Allow 15 ins. to 24 ins. between and around 
 carriages, 
 
 usually 
 
322 
 
 Stable Fittings—continued. 
 S1zE OF CARRIAGES. 
 
 Drag or 4-horse coach, 13 ft. long, 6 ft. 4 in. 
 wide, 8ft. 4 in. high. 
 
 Landau, 13 ft. 6 in. long, 6 ft. 2 in. wide, 7 ft. 
 3 in, high. 
 
 Double Brougham, 12 ft. long, 5ft. Sin. wide, 
 6 ft. 11 in. high. 
 
 Single Brougham, 12 ft. long, § ft. 6 in. wide, 
 6 ft. 6 in. high. 
 
 Cee Spring Victoria, 12 ft. long, 6 ft. 6 in. 
 wide, 7 ft. high. 
 
 Elliptic Spring Victoria, 11 ft. 6 in. long, 5 ft. 
 9 in. wide, 7 ft. high. 
 
 Shafts of 4-wheel carriages can always be taken 
 off. In all cases they lift up. 
 
 Dog carts, shafts fixed, 12 ft. 6 in. long (if 
 shafts go under another carriage, say 6 ft.), 5ft. 
 9 in. wide, 5 ft. 10 in. high. 
 
 STAIRCASES, PASSAGES, & EXITS. 
 
 L.B. Act, 1894.—Dzégest. 
 
 Every public building and every building exceed- 
 ing 125,000 c. ft, and constructed for use as a dwell- 
 ing house for separate families, the floors of lobbies, 
 corridors, passages, landings, and stairs, and their 
 supports to be of fire-resisting materials. 
 
 Staircases in tenement butldings to be ventilated 
 on every storey above ground floor by windows, sky- 
 lights into open air, or other adequate means, 
 
 Principal staircase in dwelling houses to be venti- 
 lated by window into open air. 
 
 STAIRCASE, &C., IN PUBLIC BUILDINGS.—To 
 ' be supported and enclosed by brick walls not less 
 than 9 in. thick, and tread to be of uniform width, 
 Passage, corridor, or staircase to buildings accom- 
 modating not more than 200 persons to be 3 ft. 6 in, 
 wide, and for over 200 to be 4 ft. 6 in. wide at least. 
 If over 400, width to be increased 6 in, for each 100 
 up to 9 ft. Where staircases are 6 ft. wide and 
 upwards they are to be divided by a handrail. 
 
 Two staircases or corridors may be substituted, 
 but each to be % the width required for one, and 
 neither less than 3 ft. 6 in. wide. 
 
 Separate means of exit to be provided from each 
 floor or gallery and directly communicating with the 
 street or open space. Doors and barriers to open 
 
 eut and to have no outside bolts or locks, 
 STAIRS. 
 PROPORTION OF TREADS AND 
 RISERS. 
 Width Height Width Height 
 of tread. of riser. of tread. of riser. 
 Sins. 74 ins. I2ins. 5% to 6 ins. 
 9» 62 ” Like Pigs 5 to 54 ” 
 10 9» 64 Ar s5., ARO. Sicas 
 Gipsy 6.45 15h ae AeLOn on 99 
 
 Winders are dangerous. If unavoidable, they 
 should be at least 9 in. wide, 15 in. from newel. 
 
 Height of handrail above nosing to risers should 
 be 2 ft. 6 in. Ditto on landings, 2 ft. 10 in. to 3 ft. 
 
 Hleadway requires at least 7 ft. to 7 ft. 6 in. 
 between levels of treads or 6 ft. 3 in. to 6 ft. 9 in. 
 between raking line of stairs and soffit of landing 
 over. 
 
 STANCHEONS + SEcTION. 
 Sarg LOAD IN TONS. 
 
 NoTg.—The following table is based on metal 
 1in.thick. The strength of stancheons of greater 
 or less thickness of metal will vary directly in 
 proportion to the sectional area of metal. 
 
 Length in feet. 
 
 Inches. 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 
 3X 3x1 2°5 1'5 1°25 
 4x 4x1 Sie ASS) 2°75 
 SASK EY (9:0), 105) 475 
 6X 6xI 140 10° 8:0 60 ae 
 Pubs ACESS Ge | ee 9'0 ‘o 6°0 
 Bx ST (2610 22°70, ~“16'0!= 3370) 11075 go 7S 
 Ono xX Ls Gu 26°0 21°0 17°6 I4'9 12°0 10° 
 IoxIoxl 41° 33°0 27:0 2r b oom (- oe Xi} 
 IIXixt 48° B00) (33'S, 28° 23°70 20°0 17°0 
 Izx12xI 56° 48'0 §640°0 |= 335 Ss 285 240 210 
 13X13Xr 65° 57°O .49°0° 41" 35°90 30° 260 
 V4 x4: XL eT Se 6470 55°0 49°0 40°0 35°0 300 | 
 ISXI5Xzr 82° 73°0 640 56°0 480 43° 37°0 
 STEEL STANCHEONS, 
 Safe Load in Tons. 
 Section 
 Size. Weight ~ Length in Feet. 
 per ft. 8 LOW EZ. LIZ MOE TS.) £0) 
 Ins. lbs. Tons Tons Tons Tons Tons Tons Tons 
 3x 3 9 68 53 40 
 @ 5X3) FO 775 5:8) 474 
 Pes tony 20cm. Utes Qh}. tt 
 5 X 4% I9 20°0 180 I5'0 12°5§ 10° 
 6x 5 244 2670 23°5 20°5 178 15°5 
 De Te Sif Bie BERS SES OES 
 Six 4.) 210) 5184155508 12:5; 1010 
 8x 5 27 240 22°0 193 165 14°3 I2'0 
 8 x 6 30 28:0 26°5 24:0 21°0 I9'0 165 14°5 
 4X 4. et 20:0) 1770) 1410) X175 
 9X 7. §2 600 57°0 53°5 500 45°5 4270 36°5 
 Io x 4h 27h 27°8 24°6 20°5 17°2 14°5 
 10 X 5 30 31°5 286 25:0 210 186 15°6 
 Io X 6 42 39°5 365 3470 30°5 27°0 2375 20°5 
 120X837), 30°04 BUS) | 280240 SEO) 1755 
 12 X 6 45 42°0 39°0 3670 32°5 28°5 25°0 22°0 
 14% 54° 48 52°5 48'0 43°5 380 33°2 285 24°5 
 I5ix 6 62 6975 04'5 59°8 538 47°3 416 30°4 
 a yd 
 Section. 
 Size. Weight Length in Feet. 
 per foot. 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 
 Ins. lbs. Tons Tons Tons Tons Tons Tons Tons 
 6x 8 48 50°38 4774 43°0 38'0 33°0 27°0 
 7x 8 54 590 56:0 5274 48°5 43°5 39°70 
 9 x 8 48 53°5 520 49°0 46°5 44°0 49°0 
 9X 9 60 6770 65'5 62°5 60°0 57:0 530 49°0 
 Ir xX 9 74 848 83:0 79°2 75°5 72°0 67°5 62°5 
 13 X 9 67 77°0 75°0 71°5 687 65°5 610 56°5 
 13 X10 81 968 946 92°0 890 84'5 805 76'0 
 I5fs x10 84 980 95°5 9370 90'0 855 8270 77'0 
 | 162X 12 105 124°0 I21°O IIg'O 117°0 112'5 109°0 104°0 
 Section. 
 Size. Weight Length in Feet. 
 perfoot. 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 
 Ins. lbs. Tons Tens Tons Tons Tons Tons Tons 
 7 X 12 93 102°5 96 90° 83°5 74°5 67°0 60°0 
 8 x10 74 820 79°09 74°5 7075 65°5 60°5 54°0 
 9 X12 98 110 108'5 103'5 99°5 94°5 8075 82'0 
 9 X 14 112 I21'o 1180 113°0 108'0 103'0 96'5 89'0 
 II X 12 105 120°8 1180 115°5 1120 1080 1035 99°S 
 Il X 14 136 159°5 155°8 153°0 147°5 143°0 130°5 131°6 
 13 X 16 148 1660 165°0 I6I°O 159°0 154°5 150°5 145% 
 
 STRAW, Weight of. 
 1 Truss= 36 lbs. avoir. of straw. 
 1 Load= 11 cwt. 64 lbs. 4, 
 Tia, = 36 trusses. 
 
 STREETS. 
 
 Country Roaps.—Carriage way 24 to 30 ft. 
 Fall from centre to side # of an inch to a foot. 
 Footpaths 6 ft. each, with 1 in. fall towards the 
 road. 
 
 Channel drains at sides of road draining into 
 ditch outside footpaths or drain about 3 feet 
 below surface. 
 
 Bed of road should have same fall as surface. 
 The bottoming should consist of 8 to 12 inches of 
 gravel, burnt ballast, chalk, broken bricks or hard 
 core, formed in two layers. The surface should 
 consist of 6 inches of broken granite, hardstone 
 or pebbles. Pieces of broken granite, etc., should 
 not be more than 2 inches for bottom layers and 
 1% inches for surface. Each layer should be 
 gonsolidated with a steam roller. Footpaths 
 should have 4 ins. of ballast, and be finished with 
 2 to 3 inches of fine gravel or stone chips. 
 
 Paved roads require a concrete bottom 9 to I2 
 inches thick, and are finished with wood blocks, 
 asphalte or granite setts. 
 
 L.B. AcT, 1894, AND L.C.C. Byg-Laws. 
 —Digest. 
 
 Written notice must be given to superintending 
 Architect L.C.C. at least 4 weeks before any new 
 street is laid out, stating proposed level and width, 
 and accompanied by a plan shewing local situation, 
 See also ‘‘ Applications to L.C.C.”” 
 
 Every new street, unless with consent in writing, 
 must have at least two entrances of full width open 
 from the ground up. 
 
 CARRIAGE ROADS, minimum width 40 feet, 
 gradient not more than1in 20. Fall from centre 
 not less than g of an inch to the foot, the kerb not 
 less than four or more than 8 inches above channel 
 
 ’| of roadway, and the slope of footpath to the kerb to 
 
 be } an inch to the foot if the path be unpaved, or 
 not less than } inch to the foot if paved. 
 
 Foot ROADS. Minimum width 20 feet. 
 Sanction may be refused to a street for foot traffic 
 only, or conditions imposed. Old ways, if to be 
 adapted for streets, to be widened to minimum of 20 
 feet from centre of roadway for carriage roads, and 
 to full width of 20 teet for foot roads. 
 
 WIDE ROADS up to 60 feet may be required for 
 carriage roads beyond z miles from St. Paul’s, should 
 the Council deem it expedient in the public interest. 
 
 COMPENSATION may be claimed for loss or injury 
 (if any), by Council requiring more than the pre- 
 scribed width. If amount not agreed within 2 
 months it can be summarily recovered. If claim ex- 
 ceed £50, then arbitration under Land Clauses Act, 
 Council may waive their requirement within the 2 
 months, and pay cost of negotiations. The Council 
 has power to allow less than the prescribed width, 
 and to otherwise modify regulations, but any consent 
 
 iven not to affect the rights of adjoining owners. 
 
 n the case of alteration or re-erection of buildings 
 
 existing at the commencement of B. Act, 1894, or 
 any time 7 years previously, plans shewing extent 
 and structure, forecourt or other open space to be 
 submitted to District Surveyor for his certificate of 
 accuracy. Owner can then alter or re-erect them 
 ida prescribed distance from centre of road to 
 the extent of the old structure. 
 
 Houses for working class not to be erected or 
 re-erected without the consent of the Council within 
 the prescribed distance, to a height exceeding the 
 distance between external front wall and opposite 
 side of street. 
 
 No building to be converted into a dwelling within 
 the prescribed distance so as to exceed such height. 
 This does not apply to dwellings erected by local 
 authorities previous to Building Act, nor affect 
 powers of Railway Co,’s under special Acts. 
 
 Buildings existing or in course of erection within 
 2 years before July 2and, 1878, may be re-erected or 
 extended within any area which might then have 
 been lawfully occupied, 
 
TEMPORARY or SPECIAL 
 BUILDINGS, HOARDINGS, 
 &c. 
 
 L.B.A. 1894.—Diges?. 
 
 Application to Council necessary with plans and 
 particulars of construction. Temporary buildings 
 of the warehouse class may not exceed 250,000 ¢ ft. 
 Copies of plans and particulars to be furnished to the 
 District Surveyor, 
 
 License required for wooden structures, except 
 hoardings enclosing vacant land and not exceeding 
 12 ft, in height, and of a movable or temporary 
 nature required by builder during construction, 
 alteration, or repair of building. 
 
 This does not apply within the city, or to piles or 
 stores of loose timber, or to structures on the 
 
 premises of Railway Ces,, used for Railway pur- 
 
 poses, 
 
 THATCH ROOFS. 
 
 Pitch 45°. Rye or oaten straw, 12 to 15 
 ins. thick, on fir laths 12 inches apart. Ash 
 or hazel tetherings split in half. Fix with 
 buckles. 
 
 TIE AND SUSPENSION RODS. 
 SAFE WEIGHT IN TONS FOR 
 SQUARE Robs. 
 
 +e ere ey rt 12 2 ins. 
 Wrot. Iron 14 22 5 7% 11f 154 20tons. 
 
 Steel 38 6§ 124 198 284 38450 ,, 
 OakorFir § 34 14 18 22 38 5 5 
 
 ROUND Bars are # the strength of square 
 when the diameter is the same as the side of the 
 square bar. 
 
 TIMBER. 
 
 DURABILITY. 
 
 In WATER.—Acacia, Alder, Cedar, White 
 ree Northern Pine, Oak, Plane (American), 
 eak. 
 
 In Dry Situations. — Ash, Birch, Fir 
 (Norway), Mahogany, Pine (red, white, and 
 Hier Poplar (grey and black), Sycamore, 
 
 alnut. 
 
 EXPOSED TO VARIABLE WEATHER.— Ash, 
 Acacia, Beech, Cypress, Cedar, Greenheart, 
 Hornbeam, Ironbark, Ironwood, Jarrah, Larch, 
 Oak, Pine (Northern, Kauri, and Huon), Poplar 
 (white), Sneezewood, Teak. 
 
 ANT RESISTING.—Cedar, Ebony, Greenheart, 
 Huon Pine, Ironwood, Jarrah, Lignum Vitae, 
 Pitch Pine, Quassia Wood, Sandal, Teak. The 
 last: does not resist ants if with yellow pine 
 behind it. 
 
 Tim ber—continued. 
 WEIGHT OF THE PRINCIPAL TIMBERS PER 
 
 C. Foor. 
 Ash ooo coe eee 43 to 47 lbs. 
 Beech ... see 3% 43 to 52 45 
 Birch ... cos eee 44 9» 
 DY a, ae ay: 43 9 
 Elm (English)... Ke 34 fos omys 
 
 Fir (Baltic) ... eee 34 to 40 ,, 
 
 Syn ( Spruce) icc. ase 32085 
 Greenheart ... eae 58 to 72 4. 
 Lignum Vitae... ote Sours 
 Mahogany, Honduras 35 
 ” Spanish 53» 
 Oak, American eee AO LONS 3irss 
 » English eee 48 to 58 ,, 
 Pine, Pitch ... A AlutonsS: a5 
 Sed Nee ae BOtOr4 lees, 
 ny RBCS cos wee ZIRtOa Alas, 
 >» Wellow ... ee 28 to 32 4, 
 Meaki vec. Bee ee 41 to 54 , 
 
 Bulk Timber is 
 and roughly squared. 
 Planks are 11 inches wide. 
 Deals 5, 9 1» ” 
 Battens » 7 ” ” 
 The term ‘‘batten” is also 
 to any scantling 10° wide and upwards. 
 STANDARDS. 
 
 Petersburg, No. 120, 12 ft. x 11 ins. 
 
 x 14 ins.=165 c. ft 
 London & Dublin 120, 12 ft. ,, i 
 
 Q1NS.15130.10S:—=270" 5 
 
 Christiania 120, 11 ft. ,, gins. ,, If ins.=103g ,, 
 
 Quebec, long PAO WIONCa ss, 1kinSa gi INS. — 27505 
 » Short 100, 12 ft. ,, rr ins. ,, 24 ins.=2204 ,, 
 
 120 deals=1 hundred. 
 
 40 c. feet of unhewn timber . 4 3 . 2294 
 
 50 3s square one ; A b 
 
 600 Superficial feet of 1 in. planks or deals 
 
 400 ” ” 1} in. ” ” 
 
 300 fe Fe 2, in. 55 3 =1 load. 
 
 240 ” ” 24 Mm. 53 ” 
 
 200 99 ”? 3. in. ” ” 
 
 170 ” ” 34 Im, 49 ” 
 
 150 ” n 9 
 
 ” 4 In. | 55 
 108 c. feet = 1 stack of wood. 
 128 ,, = 1 cord of wood. 
 I square (100 ft. super.) of flooring requires: 
 oO. 
 
 12} deals . 12 feet long for rough floors. 
 
 16 battens 12 Cn #3 
 12t deals . 12 + edges shot. 
 sr battens 12 ) 
 13 deals 12 a 
 17 battens 12 
 134deals . 12 
 18 battens 12 
 14 deals . 12 
 19 battens 12 ” ” ” ” 
 
 wrot and laid folding. 
 
 Nore.—About § Z is usually allowed per square for waste 
 
 SCANTLINGS OF FIR TIMBERS IN GENERAL USE 
 AND NUMBER OF FEET RUN PER FOOT CUBE, 
 IN PETERSBURG STANDARD. 
 
 feet run feet run 
 Ins, per c. ft per std, 
 rx 6 24 3960 
 Pes Agi 20°57 3394 
 I ,, 11 13°09 2160 
 # si 19°2 3168 
 eo Uy 16°44 2714 
 IZ); 19 12°8 2112 
 ¢ 99 IE 10°47 1728 
 TK 3049 10°66 1760 
 1% ,, 11 8°72 1440 
 2a 3 24 3960 
 Par yeed 18 2970 
 2S 14°39 2376 
 205 6 12 1980 
 2» 7 10°28 1607 
 2, 8 9 1485 
 Fleet 6) 8 1320 
 oe ay eds 654 1080 
 Byes IISt 1900 
 24 ,, 6 96 158} 
 at, 7 8-22 1357 
 2k 5,8 po 1188 
 2k, 9 6°4 1056 
 4 ie & 5°23 864 
 aes 16 2040 
 Sa 39 12 TQs0 
 3 » 4% 10°66 1700 
 3 as 10. 8 1320 
 ae try 7 6 85 113t 
 BU, 28 6 000 
 S859 5°33 850 
 ay oe 4°36 720 
 PS 6 940 
 Wr) 514 848 
 4» 9 4 600 
 4» IF $17 §40 
 
 ° ’ 
 the tree shorn of its branches 
 
 applied to any 
 scantling up to 8* wide, and the term “ plank” 
 
 ” ” ” 5 
 », wrot and laid straight joint. 
 
 . wrot ploughed and tongued. 
 
 323 
 
 Timber—continued. 
 
 BOARDs. 
 AeA SOD tes 9 tx 1! 
 % 3 5 2 9 Tessa Et 16 Bei a! 
 4 0 earl 1; Theat g Moe oot 
 Dh Oe I», 4 Lae thy) bee rn 
 Peng 21 Taser IF 45 26 Lae yyw, 
 E45 Lye. 6 It 5, 7 ee gg 
 5 0 18: Siew It» 9 Th) 45, LE 
 
 RELATIVE PRICE OF TIMBER PER FOOT CUBE 
 AND PER PETERSBURG STANDARD. 
 
 Per ft. Per Std. Per ft. Per Std. 
 s. 2, Sas Son as Sasa nd 
 ° Cur seers: rik he 8 18 a 
 © ON, 6 x te} 124 16 
 e Oe. F073 te | EOl 56a 
 oi. o 13°=«9 iar. | Lt. Oe EAO: 
 o 2 70 Tas ee AG 
 o 3 Se te PETE | r 0 Pe oh ol 
 one 2 15 0 I 7 ryt tees 
 Os Cy oe r, 8 13 15 0 
 ° 6 400 268 6 2} T4tees) 9 
 On7 Aa xOues) I 10 rs 2) 6 
 o 8 5 10 Oo Lert TSee Ome 
 wg Onme 3,409) 25 O 16 10 o 
 o Io Ovrr7 eG 
 
 oO rr ih 30% 3 
 
 1o SES 0, 
 
 TURKISH BATH. 
 
 Three rooms. The Tepidarium temperature 
 140°, the Calidarium 180°, the Laconicum 250°, 
 together with a combined cooling and dressing 
 room and a shampooing and douche room. 
 
 The combined cooling and dressing room should 
 be large, light, and airy, divided into bays, or 
 divisions, 12 ft. by 12 ft., with space for four 
 
 | couches. 
 
 Shampooing and douche room with benches, 
 wall basins, douches, sitz bath, ete., and plunge 
 bath (20 ft. by 7 ft. and 3 ft. by 4 ft. 6 in. depth) 
 adjacent and en route to the cooling room. 
 
 Internal walls, floors, and ceilings of hot rooms 
 should have a cavity, and be faced with materials 
 not affected by high temperature, and capable of 
 constant cleaning with water. 
 
 Best materials for walls and ceilings glazed 
 bricks, the ceiling arched or vaulted. Floors, 
 
 | rubbed York stone. 
 
 UNITING BUILDINGS. 
 L.B. Act, 1894.—Dégest. 
 
 . Only allowed when adapted for one occupation. 
 Openings in walls dividing buildings, which taken 
 together would exceed 250,000 . ft., are subject to 
 the following conditions: Openings not to exceed 
 7 ft. in width, 8 ft. in height, and taken together not 
 
 | to exceed half the length of the wall. The floor 
 
 jambs and heads to be of brick, stone, or iron, and 
 
 closed by two wrought iron doors } in, thick in the 
 panel and the thickness of wall apart, fitted to rebated 
 frames without woodwork, or by wrought iron sliding 
 doors, or shutters fitted into grooved or rebated iron 
 frames, _ If thickness of wall be not less than 24 in,, 
 or doors be at least 24 in apart, the opening may be 
 9 ft, 6 in, high. 
 
324 
 VENTILATION. 
 
 Speed of incoming air should not exceed 2 ft. | 
 
 per second. ‘ 
 
 Each person requires 3,000 c. ft. of air per 
 hour. If air be changed 3 or 4 times an hour, 
 750 to 1,000 c. ft. of space should be provided 
 per head. 
 
 An ordinary gas burner vitiates as much air as | 
 
 four persons, and will carry off about 4,000 c. ft. 
 of air per hour. 
 
 Air inlets should be from 1 to 14 times the area | 
 of outlets, and should be distributed throughout | 
 An upward direction should be | 
 
 an apartment. c 
 given to incoming air, and it should be admitted 
 above people’s heads. 
 
 Each apartment should have separate ventila- 
 tion, and means should be provided for carrying 
 off the fumes of gas burners. 
 
 An ordinary fire-place affords an outlet for about 
 12,000 c. ft. per hour. Usual inlets are vertical 
 tubes, a wide bottom rail to lower sash and high 
 bead on inside of oak sill to admit air at meeting 
 
 rail without draught, and stoves and fire-places | 
 
 with warm air chambers. There are also various 
 means for warming and cleansing the air before 
 admission. 
 
 Rule to find area of ventilating tubes in feet.— 
 
 Multiply the number of people in the room by 4, | 
 and divide this product by 43 times the square | 
 root of the height of the tubes in feet.— 7redgold. | 
 
 Table by Mr. Hood, showing cubic feet of air 
 
 discharged per minute through a ventilator with | 
 
 am area Of one square foot. 
 
 Height ef Difference between Temperature in Room 
 Ventilater and External Air. 
 in Feet. 5% 10° 15s* = ga a5? 30° 
 pf) 116 164. 200 235 200 284 
 15 142 228 245 284 318 $24 
 20 164 232, > 285 330 308 404 
 25 184 230 318 368 410 450 
 30 gor 284347 403, 450 4093 
 35 218 300 = 376 436 486531 
 40 235 3290«©= 403, 4650 518 = 570 
 45 248 86348042749 55% 605 
 50 260 367. «450 51 579 635 
 VESTRIES. 
 
 Shell or niche in priest’s vestry required for 
 sacred vessels, and cupboards in priest’s and 
 choir’s vestries for surplices, etc. 
 
 WALLS. 
 
 REQUIREMENTS OF THE INCORPORATED 
 SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING BUILD- 
 ING OF CHURCHES. 
 
 Rubble 
 Dressed Stone or Flint 
 or Brick. Faced. 
 
 Height up to 20 ft. 
 Span Ape probally, 
 Ileight up to 30 ft. 
 Span over 20 ft. 
 Height over 30 ft. 
 
 } I ft. tof in. 2 ft. 3 in. 
 } 2ft.3in. 2 ft. 6 in. 
 2ft.7hin. 3 ft. 
 
 Arcade walls measured from pavement; 
 walls to half height of roof. 
 
 Where no buttress or span exceeds 24 ft., thick- 
 ness of walls should be increased ; walls of flint must 
 have quoins of brick or stone. 
 
 Hollow walls, 3 in, space, perforated bonding 
 bricks, 12 in. long 6 in. wide in a continuous row, 
 with 18 in. to 2 ft, vertical distance apart (iron ties 
 not admissibie), In stone walls flag stones make z 
 good bond, 12 in. of solid work under roof plate 
 of 2 courses of bonding bricks and 2 courses of ordi- 
 nary bricks. Or cavity, 14 im, filled every foot ir 
 height with boiling asphalte or other damp-proo 
 composition, but inserting no crossties; keep cavity 
 clear of mortar and dry, 
 
 gable 
 
 | Walls --continued 
 
 oF WALLS UNDER THE L.B.A., 
 3 1894.— Digest. , 
 
 No part of any wall to overhang more than 6 in. 
 Projections must be solidly corbelled out, and the 
 side of wall opposite to the corbelling be carried up 
 vertically. 
 
 Walls not built of stone, or brick, or other hard 
 and incombustible subsiances laid in horizontal 
 courses, to be 4 thicker than prescribed in Scheduce, 
 
 The thickness of any dwelling house wall built of 
 material other than above specified, sufficient if as 
 Schedule, or of such thickness as may be approved 
 by the Council, 
 
 Hollow walls must have a wall one side of hollow 
 of the full thickness prescribed, 
 
 Height of storeys are measured as follows :—Top 
 storey from underside of floor joists to under surface 
 of roof tie, or covering, or to half the vertical height 
 of rafters or other support of the roof. 
 
 Other storeys from the underside of joists to the 
 underside of joists of the storey over. 
 
 Height of external and party wall is measured from 
 top of footings or of bressummer to the top of the 
 topmost storey, whether the wall be carried to the 
 fullheight or no; in the case of a gable without 
 storeys in the roof, to half the height of the gable. 
 Length of wall is from centre to centre of external, 
 party, or cross walls, 
 
 Thickening walls only to be done after notice to 
 District Surveyor, te be executed with brick or stone, 
 in cement properly bonded to old werk to the satis- 
 faction of the District Survevor. 
 
 WALLS FOR BUILDINGS NOT PUBLIC AND NOT 
 OF THE WAREHOUSE CLASS. 
 
 Thickness of party and external walls. 
 U=Unlimited. R—Remainder, 
 
 CONSTRUCTION 
 
 eee tO 
 
 Max. Max. 
 height length 
 in feet. in feet. : 
 
 25 30 Two storeys only. 84 inches 
 throughout, 
 
 ” U or over two storeys, Below top 
 storey, 13 ins.; R., 84 ins. 
 
 40 35 Below tep storey, 13 ins.; R,, 
 84 ins, 
 
 3 U One storey, 174 ins.; rest below 
 top, 13 ins.; R., 84 ins, 
 
 50 30 One storey, 17 ins.; rest below 
 top, 13 ins.; R., 84 ins, 
 
 iS 45 Two storeys, 174 ins. ; R., 13 ins. 
 
 ; U One storey, 214 ins. ; next storey, 
 174 ins,; R., 13 ins, 
 
 60 45 Two storeys, 174 ins,; R., 13 ins. 
 
 % U One storey, 214 ins,; two storeys, 
 17% ins,; RJ, 13 ins. 
 
 70 45 One storey, 214 ins.; two storeys, 
 174 ins.; R., 13 ins. 
 
 xp U One storey, 26 ins.; two storeys, 
 214 ins.; rest below top two 
 storeys, 174 ins.; R., 13 ins. 
 
 80 45 One storey, 214 ins.; next three} 
 storeys, 174 ins.; R., 13 ins. 
 
 6 U One storey, 26 ins.; three storeys, 
 214 ins,; rest below top two 
 storeys, 174 ins.; R., 13 ins. 
 
 go 45 One storey, 26 in,; one storey, 
 214 ins,; next three storeys, 
 174 ins,; R., 13 ins. 
 
 oD U One storey, 304 ins. ; one storey, 
 26 in,; next three storeys, 214 
 ins, ; rest below top two storeys, 
 174 ins, ; R., 13 ins, 
 
 100 45 One storey, 26 ins,; next two 
 storeys, 21k in.; next three 
 storeys, 174ins, ; R., 13 ins, 
 
 4) U One storey, 304 ins.; next two 
 storeys, 26 ims,; next three 
 storeys, 214 ins.; rest below top 
 two, 174 ins.; R., 13. 
 
 120 45 One storey, 304 ins.; next two 
 storeys, 26 ins.; next two storeys, 
 214 ins,; next three storeys, 174 
 Insaikey 13 51ns, 
 
 3 U One storey, 344 ins.; next two 
 storeys, 304 ins.; next two 
 storeys, 26 ins.; mext three 
 
 storeys, 214 ins.; rest helow top 
 
 two storeys, 174 ins.; R., 13 ins. 
 
 If any storey exceeds in height sixteen times the 
 thickness prescribed for its walls, the walls must be 
 increased to +, of the height of the storey, and the 
 thickness of the walls below must be increased to a 
 like extent, but such additional thickness, as also 
 the increase of thickness reauired in case of a wall 
 
 _thickness at the base to the thickness at 
 
 W alls—continued. 
 
 exceeding 60 ft. in height and 45 ft. in length, 
 may be confined to PIERS, the collective width of 
 which not to be less than one fourth the length 
 of the wall. 
 
 No storey with walls less than 13in. thick may 
 exceed 1oft. in height between the floor and the 
 ceiling or tie of roof, 
 
 Walls for buildings of the warehouse class, t.e., 
 a warehouse, factory, manufactory, brewery, or 
 distillery, and any other building exceeding in 
 extent 150,000C¢.ft., which is neither a public nor 
 a domestic building, 
 
 U=Unlimited. 
 
 Max. Max. Thick- Max. Mar.  Thick- 
 height length ness height Jonge ness 
 inft. inft. at base. inft. inft. at base. 
 25 U 13 in, 70 45 2idin. 
 30 45 13 ” ig 
 ie U 1745, 80 45 2ihin. 
 40 30 an 9 ” U . i 
 ” 45 173 »» go 45 20 in, 
 ” U 214 ” ” U ig 
 50 30 17% 55 I0oo 845 26 in. 
 ” 45 215 ” ” U -e 
 5 U DOP 5 120 45 31 in. 
 60 45 21 4, 9 U x 
 98 U 26 ” 
 
 * These walls to be increased in thiekness from 
 the base to within 16 ft. from the top of the wall 
 by 44in. Such increased thickness may be con- 
 fined to piers, whose total width shall not be less 
 than one fourth the length of the wall. 
 
 The thickness of the wall at the top, and for 
 
 16ft. below, to be 13im.; and the intermediate 
 | pave between base and such 16 ft. below top, to be 
 
 uilt solid throughout the space between straight 
 lines drawn on each side of the wall adjoining the 
 16 ft, 
 
 below the top. In walls not exceeding 30 ft. high, 
 
 | the topmost storey may be gin. thick, provided the 
 
 height of the storey does not exceed 10 ft. 
 
 If in any storey the thickness of the wall is less 
 than ;, part of the height, the wall to be increased 
 in thickness to 3, part, and the thickness of each 
 external and party wall below that storey to be 
 increased to a like extent, but such additional 
 thickness may be confined te piers properly dis- 
 tributed, the collective widths amounting to one 
 fourth of the length of the wall. 
 
 The thickness of any wall, if built of materials 
 
 _other than those before specified, may be as this 
 
 schedule, or as appreved by the County Council. 
 Cross WALLS. 
 
 To be 2 thickness of external or party wall, but 
 
 ‘never less than 84 im. To be deemed a cross wall 
 
 it must be carried up to floor of the top storey, and 
 in each storey the aggregate extent of recesses and 
 openings must not ex one half of face of wall, 
 
 When a cross wall becomes in any part an 
 external wall, the wall is te be of the thickness of 
 an external wall. 
 
 RECESSES AND OPENINGS IN EXTERNAL 
 WALLS.—Least thickness of back 84 in. Area 
 above ground floor not to exceed half total area. 
 
 RECESSES IN PARTY WALLS.-Least thickness 
 of back 13in. Over every recess two ring brick 
 arch, except recesses for lifts. Where recess not 
 more than 44in., cerbelling may be substituted for 
 arches. Area not to exceed half total area of wall. 
 Recess not to be within 13hin. of inner face of 
 external wall. Sanction to modification may be 
 given. 
 
 TIMBER IN EXTERNAL WALLS.—Except bres- 
 summers, storey posts, and frames of doors and 
 windows to shops, to be set back 4 in. from face, 
 Loophole frames and frames of doors and windows 
 may be flush. Council may exempt oak, teak, or 
 other wood from this provision subject to satisfaction 
 of the District Surveyor. 
 
 BRESSUMMERS,—4 in. bearing at least on piers 
 or storey posts, in addition te bearing on walls. 
 District Survevor may require additional piers or 
 supports. Ends of wood bressummers not to be 
 nearer than 4in, to centre of party wall. Metallic 
 bressummers to have space at end for expansion 
 eaital to tin. for every roft. or part of roft. of 
 length, 
 
 PLATES AND BOND TIMBERS.—Not to be in 
 party walls. Ends of wood joists and beams bearing 
 on party walls to be at least 4 ia. from centre, 
 
 TEMPLATES OR CORBELS OF STONE OR IRON 
 under bressummer im party walle to be full width of 
 bressummers, and at least half the thickness of walls, 
 
Highest Award for Ventilation, Paris Exhibition, 
 
 1900—Two Gold Medals ana one Silver Medal. 
 
 Awarded the £50 Prize with Grand Diploma (only pe pongrcu at the International Ventilation Competition, 
 
 Londo 
 
 BOYLE’S AIR INLET BRACKETS. 
 
 18 in, by 8 in. by 3 in. 
 18 
 
 in ONT Sy 33 5, 
 20 ” IO 9 4 39 
 24 ” 12 bb) 5 bb) 
 24) Sua 2 ae OGE 
 
 Fitted with Regulating Valves & Deflecting Shields. 
 
 PRICE LIST. 
 
 Air Inlets 6d. to 2/= extra. 
 
 TN pwn 
 4 MV, py >\ 
 Section. 
 
 BOYLE’S AIR INLET PANELS. 
 
 To Fit Flush with Wall. 
 
 PRICE LIST. 
 
 CMU 1 
 | <//) 
 
 g in. by 7 in. by 6in. o>. - 
 LORE. 8 7-33 
 Il ” 8 bP] 
 12 ” 9 99 
 Air Filters 1/= extra. Section. 
 
 WARNING TO 
 
 MISLEADING REPRESENTATIONS & SUBSTITUTIONS. 
 
 Notice is hereby given that CRIMINAL PRO- 
 CEEDINGS under the new Merchandise and Trade Marks 
 Act, 1887 (50.and 51 Vic., ch. 28), will be instituted against 
 any person or persons SUPPLYING, CAUSING TO BE 
 SUPPLIED, OR REPRESENTING IN ANY WAY, any 
 form of Ventilator, other than of our manufacture, to be a 
 “BOYLE’S PATENT ‘AIR-PUMP’ VENTILATOR,” 
 also against any person or persons conniving at the adoption 
 or use of such a Ventilator, or substituting or conniving at 
 the substitution of any other Ventilator as one of ‘‘ BOYLE’S 
 PATENT ‘AIR-PUMP’ VENTILATORS,” said Title being | 
 our REGISTERED TITLE AND TRADE MARK, 
 applicable only to Ventilators manufactured by us, any 
 infringement of which renders the person so infringing 
 liable to FINE AND IMPRISONMENT for a term not 
 exceeding two years, and to KORFEIT every falsely des- 
 cribed or substituted Ventilator. 
 
 Proceedings will also be instituted against any person 
 or persons supplying, causing to be supplied, or repre- | 
 senting in any way any form of Ventilator other than of our 
 
 ’ manufacture to be a ‘‘ BOYLE’S PATENT SELF-ACTING 
 VENTILATOR,” or a “BOYLE’S PATENT VENTI- 
 LATOR,’ or under any description only colourably 
 differing from such description, or using any combination 
 of such words in connection with the sale or trade in 
 Ventilators not of our manufacture, also against any person 
 or persons conniving at the adoption or use of such 
 
 Ventilators. 
 ROBERT BOYLE & SON, 
 64, Holborn Viaduct, London. 
 
 ROBERT BOYLE & 
 
 64, HOLBORN VIADUCT, LONDON, E.C., 
 
 THE TRADE. 
 IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE 
 
 Mr. JusTiczE KEKEWICH 
 GRANTED A 
 
 PERPETUAL INJUNCTION 
 
 Restraining 
 
 | The * * * * * VentiLatinc Company from selling 
 
 or offering for sale as ‘‘ BOYLE’S PATENT SELF- 
 ACTING VENTILATOR,” or under any description 
 
 | only colourably differing from that description, any 
 - ventilator not manufactured by the Plaintiffs (Messrs. 
 
 Ropert BoyLe & Son), and from using such words 
 
 | or any combination of such words in connection with 
 
 the sale of or trade in ventilators not of the Plaintiff’sa 
 manufacture. 
 
 A PERPETUAL INJUNCTION 
 
 in the same terms was also granted by Mr. Justice 
 Kekewich against * * * * * Ventilator Maker. 
 
 SON, VenTiLatine ENGINEERS, 
 & 110, BOTHWELL ST., GLASGOW. 
 
 See Page 3 for Boyle’s Patent ‘‘Air Pump” Ventilator. 
 
 CON. COM. S, 
 
326 
 
 W alls—continued. 
 
 Ends of timbers not allowed in party walls, may be 
 on corbels or templates of iron, stone, or vitrified 
 stoneware tailed in 84in, or supported to satisfaction 
 of District Surveyor. \ 
 
 PARAPETS.— Where cutter of combustible material 
 adjoins external wall, carry up wall as parapet 84 in. 
 thick, 1ft. higher than gutter. 
 
 PARTY WALLS ABOVE RooF,—In warehouse 
 class to be thickness of top storey, other buildings 
 Shin, thick above roof flat or gutter. In warehouse 
 
 buildings exceeding 30ft. high, 3ft., and in other. 
 
 buildings, 15in, high; measured at right angles to 
 slope of roof or above highest part of fat or gutter. 
 Also 12in, higher and wider than any erection of 
 combustible material within 4 ft., and also above any 
 roof opposite and within 4 ft. 
 
 CHASES IN PARTY WALLS not to be wider 
 than 14in, or deeper than 44in., or to leave less 
 than 8hin, at back, and not to be within 7 ft. of 
 any other chase on same side, or 13in, of external 
 wall. 
 
 MATERIALS. 
 
 BRICKS, good hard, sound, well burnt, same 
 uality below surface of ground and above roofs. 
 utters and malms may be used in arches over 
 recesses and openings in or facings of external 
 walls. 
 
 STONE free from vents, cracks, and sand holes, 
 and laid on natural bed. 
 
 MORTAR of freshly burnt lime and clean sharp 
 sand or grit, without earthy matter, 1 to 3. 
 
 CEMENT.—Portland or cement of equal quality 
 (approved by District Surveyor), clean sharp sand or 
 grit, 1 to 4. 
 
 Burnt ballast or broken brick may be substituted 
 for sand if mixed with lime in a mortar mill, 
 
 Damp CouRSE.—To be approved by District 
 Surveyor. To be not less than 6 in. below lowest 
 floor. 
 
 External walls of habitable rooms or their appur- 
 tenances, or cellars which abut against earth, to 
 be protected by approved impervious material. 
 
 COPINGS to parapet and party walls, hard brick 
 on edge in cement, or other waterproof and fire- 
 resisting material, 
 
 CONCRETE WALLS,—Portland cement and clean 
 Thames or pit ballast, er gravel or broken brick, 
 or stone or furnace clinkers, with clean sand, 
 1 cement, 2 sand, 3 ballast of size to pass through 
 a 2in. ring. 
 
 Proportions to be strictly observed, to be carefully 
 mixed with clean water; if by hand, the material to 
 be turned over dry before water is added. Walls to 
 be carried up regularly and in parallel frames of 
 equal height, surface of concrete filled in the frame 
 to be left rough, to form a key for the next frame of 
 concrete. 
 
 Thickness of concrete walls to at least equal the 
 thicknesses prescribed for brick walls by the rath 
 section of the Building Act, 1855, and the first 
 schedule. 
 
 Concrete party walls and chimney stacks above 
 roof to be rendered with Pu...and cement, 
 
 WATER CLOSETS. 
 
 Should be weil lighted and ventilated and 
 always at least one exiernal wall. 
 
 W.C. in men’s quarters should be useable as 
 urinals. 
 
 Framing of encased W.C.s should be fitted 
 together with brass cups and screws for easy 
 removal, and inside of framing should be painted, 
 and floor under should be of impervious material. 
 
 Height of seat from floor 1 ft. 3 in., ditto for 
 children 10 inches to 12 inches. 
 
 Lcic. Byz LAWS. 
 At least one side an external wall abutting on 
 street, or yard, or garden, or open space of 100 sq. ft, 
 Not to be approached from room used for habitation, 
 
 manufacture, or storage of food for man, or used as | 
 
 a factory, worksh p, or workplace, When a W.C, 
 
 abuts such a room, a dividing wall of brick or other | 
 
 solid material must extend from floor to ceiling, 
 
 Any W.C. with external entrance must have 
 
 impervious floor, with fall to door of fin. to the 
 foot. W.C. below surface of ground, and approached 
 from area or other open space available for venti- 
 lation, least space 40sq, ft., and width at least 5 ft. 
 across, and not covered except by open grating, 
 W.C, to have a window with at least 2 sq, ft. to open 
 into external air. Additional ventilation by air 
 brick, er shaft, or other effectual method. 
 
 WATER SERVICE. 
 
 SUPPLY REQUIRED FOR VARIOUS PURPOSES. 
 
 Domestic, 17 to 20 gallons per head per day. 
 
 Cottages with dry earth system, 10 gallons per 
 head per day. 
 
 Hospitals, 25 gallons per head per day. 
 
 Barracks, 16 
 
 99 9 
 
 Stables, 16 ,, per horse. 
 3 10. ,, per 2 wheeled carriage. 
 9 I2 ,,  percart or waggon. 
 16 ,, per 4 wheeled carriage. 
 Cattle houses 10 ,, per cow. 
 
 A af I 4, per sheep or pig. 
 
 In manufacturing towns, 30 gallons per head of 
 population. 
 
 Cisterns should hold 2 to 3 days’ supply when 
 service is intermittent, and one day’s supply when 
 constant. 
 
 Average rainfall, 20 inches per annum each 
 square inch of surface. 
 
 I inch of rainfall per yard super = about 44 
 gallons. If rainwater is the source of supply, 
 provide for 4 months. 
 
 WEIGHTS and MEASURES. 
 
 LINEAL MEASURE. 
 
 1 Palm = 3 inches. 
 1 Hand = 4 inches. 
 1 Span = 9 inches. 
 
 1 Foot = 12 inches. 
 
 1 Yard = 3 feet. 
 
 1 Ell = 45 inches or § quarter yards. 
 
 1, Pacel— Gi feet. 
 
 1 Pole (perch or rod) = 16 ft. 6 in. = 54 yards 
 = 8 Cheshire yards. 
 
 1 Link = 7°92 inches. 
 
 1 Chain = 66 ft. = 100 links. 
 
 1 Furlong = 660 ft. = Io chains. 
 
 I Statute mile = 5,280 ft. = 1760 yards = 80 
 chains = 8 furlongs. 
 
 1 League = 3 miles. 
 
 1 Geographical mile or knot = 6282°66 ft. 
 
 I Degree = 60 knots. 
 
 Circumference of earth = 360 degrees. 
 
 1 Admiralty mile or knot = 6080 ft. 
 
 1 Fathom = 6 ft. 
 
 1 Cable length = 720 ft. = 120 fathoms, 
 
 SQUARE MEASURE. 
 
 sq. foot = 144 square inches. 
 
 sq. yard = 9 sq. feet. 
 
 sq. pole = 30} sq. yards = 2724 sq. feet. 
 
 sq. rood = 40 sq. poles. 
 
 acre = 4 sq. roods = 10 sq. chains = 4840 sq. 
 yards. 
 
 ln ln 
 
 { hectare = 2°471 acres. 
 
 I square mile = 640 acres. 
 
 1 yard of land = 30 acres. 
 
 1 hide of land = 100 acres. 
 
 I bareny = 4ohides. 
 
 I chain wide = 8 acres per mile. 
 1 Irish acre = 7840 sq. yards. 
 
 1 Scotch acre = 6150 sq. yards, 
 
 CuBIC MEASURE. 
 i c. foot = 1728 c. inches. 
 i Cp Aih =) Byles ein 
 Scorcu LINEAL MEASURE, 
 
 Ells. Yards. Feet. Ins. 
 8 furlongs = I mile = 1920 = 1984 = 5952 = 71424 
 Iochaing =tIfur. = 240 = 248 = 744 = 8928 
 4 falis = I chain 24 24°8 74°4 892°8 
 6 ells = mallee = 62= 186 = 223°2 
 tell = 37-2 
 Scorcu SQUARE MEASURE. 
 lmp. sq. it. Yards. 
 
 rsq.ell = 9°5377 = 1050744425 
 1A, Cus rsq. fall =  38°150799334 
 10) sp. wes I ,, chain = 610412789351 
 4o ,, falls = 24 chains = 1 ,, rood = 1526'03197337 
 
 4 ,, roods or 10 chains = tacre = 5760 ells = 
 
 6104°127893 
 LENGTHS OF A FOOT IN DIS¥FERENT 
 
 COUNTRIES. 
 Eng. Ins. Eng. Ins. Eng. Ins. 
 Spain 1103 Denmark | ae Portugal 12°96 
 Holland 11°14 & Norway 35 Russia 13°75 
 Sweden 11°69 Prussia 12°36 France, 
 America 12°00 Austria 12°45 metre 30°37 
 
 Weights and Measures—continued. 
 
 LENGTHS oF A MILE IN DIFFERENT 
 
 COUNTRIES. 
 
 Eng. Yds. Eng. Yds. Eng. Yds. 
 Russian 1100 += Irish ©= a800—S/s Swedish & Danish 7233 
 (talian 1467 Polish 4400 Hungarian 8630 
 English 1760 Spanish 5028 Norwegian 12400 
 Scotch 1984 rman 5866 French League 3666 
 
 STATUTE AND CUSTOMARY MEASUREMENT OF 
 PERCHES AND ACRES. 
 Statute Perch, 16°5 x 16'5 ft. = 272°25 sq. ft. or 4840 
 sq. yds. = 1 acre. 
 Devonshire & Somerset Perch, 15 X 15 
 
 or 4000 sq. yds. == I acre. 
 Cornwall Perch, 18 x 18 ft. = 
 
 ft. = 225 sq. ft. 
 324 sq. ft. or 5760 sq. 
 
 yds. =I acre. 
 
 Lancashire Perch, 21 x a1 ft. = 441 sq. ft. or 7810 sq. 
 yds. = 1 acre. 
 
 Cheshire & Staffordshire Perch, 24 x 24 ft. = 576 sq. 
 
 ft. or 10,240 aq. vds. = I acre. 
 Scotch Perch, 18°5 x 18°5 ft. = 342'25 sq. ft. or 6150 Sq: 
 vds. = I acre. 
 STATUTE AND CuSTOMARY MEASUREMENT OF 
 Links, PERCHES, AND CHAINS. 
 
 =x Link, Links =x Perch. Perches = 1 Chain 
 
 of roo links. 
 Prarusere A 7°92 a5 16.5 4 66’ o” 
 Devgnaliita dsb wgngish/ags Maso Cane OCE, 
 Cornwall ‘i 864 25 18/.0 4 7a! of 
 Lancashire } ome as 21.0 4 84’ of 
 
 heshire & , 
 
 Z “Stafford \ 11°53 25 BAC) G) 96’ o” 
 Scotch 888 25 18.5 4 7g of 
 
 To reduce statute measure to customary, and 
 vice versa : 
 
 EXAMPLE.—In 25 acres, 2 roods, 20 perches 
 statute, how many acres, etc., 
 customary measure of 15 ft. to 
 a perch? 
 
 25 acres, 2 :00ds, 30 perches= 4,100 perches. 
 
 Multiply 4,160 perches by the number of square 
 feet in a statute perch, viz., 272°25, and divide by 
 the number of square feet in the customary perch ; 
 and vice versa to find the statute measure when 
 the customary measure is tote 
 
 In many old surveysand old plans, the contents 
 are given in loeal or customary measure. 
 
 Liquip anp CAPACITY MEASURE. 
 I pint = 4 gills = “020050 c. feet. 
 I quart = 2 pints = ‘040102 yg 
 1 gallon = 4 quarts = "160408 ,, 
 I peck = 2 gallons = °320816 4g 
 1 bushel = 4 pecks = 1°283264 455 
 I quarter = 8 bushels = IO'2601T2 yy 
 I wey = 5 quarters =  51°330560 4, 
 1 last = 2 weys = 102661120 » 
 AVOIRDUPOIS WEIGHT. 
 1 drachm = 274 grains. 
 I 02. = 437% grains = 16 drachms, 
 I lb. = I16 oz. 
 I qr. E> prey Mo 
 I cwt. = wiz elbs: 
 I ton = 2Omewite 
 Troy WEIGHT. 
 Idwt. = 24 grains. 
 I 02. = 20 dwt. 
 1 Ib. el 2uOZe 
 DECIMAL EQUIVALENTS. 
 Lineal feet multiplied by .coo019 = miles. 
 ” yards ” 000568 = ,, 
 Square inches a .007 z= square feet. 
 », _ yards is 0002067 = acres. 
 Circular inches - .00546 = square feet. 
 Cylindrical inches ,, .0004546 = cubic feet. 
 a eet sf .e2909 = cubic yards. 
 Cubic inches a 00058 = cubic feet. 
 | feet 7 03704 = cubic yards. 
 Z ” Mm) 03232 = imperial gallons. 
 sy pinches Sy *003607 = : es 
 Cylindrical feet 4.895 = i 
 inches ,, .002832 = re son 
 Cubic inches Py 263 = lbs. avs. of castiron. 
 Px 281 = 5, wrought ,, 
 5 é ” 283 = », steel. 
 ” +3225 = y» copper 
 ee ee ee = ,, brass. 
 ” ” ” - 
 ” ” ” .26 = ~ Zinc. 
 ” ” " 4103 = ” lead. 
 ” ” Ap 2636 = ee bins 
 -4908 = . mercury. 
 
Weights and Measures—continued. 
 
 lb. av. cast iron. 
 
 Cylindrical in, mult. by  .2065 = . 
 ” i o: 2106 = », Wroughtiron 
 55 “0 F 2223 = 1, Steel. 
 ” ” ” -2533 = » Copper. 
 ” ” oo» 2385 = ,, brass. 
 ” ” ” 2042 = 1, Zinc, 
 ” ” ” -3223 ad ” lead. 
 ” ” ” -207 = or Labels 
 ” ” ” 3854 = + Mercury. 
 Avoirdupois lbs. __,, 009 = cwts. 
 ny e, = 00045 = tons. — | 
 1 Millimetre... .» £  .039 (about 4) inch. 
 t Inch fc w- = © 2.54 (about 2) centimetres. 
 1 Metre oe «. = 3ft. 3#in. (about 14, yards). 
 i Kilometre... = .6214 (about 1§) mile. 
 1 Mile 2 .. = 1,609 (about 1#) kilometre. 
 1 Square centimetre = 155 square inch. | 
 ie. inch = 6 451 (about 64) square c/m. 
 Tet 0S, metre = 1.106 (about 1g) square yards, | 
 or to? square feet. | 
 roy yard = .836(about $) square metre. 
 1 ia foot «. = 4.093 square metre, | 
 1 Acre = 4000square metres. 
 t Hectare = 2.47 (about 4) acres. 
 t Cubic metre = 1.31 (about 14) cubic yards. 
 ie ard =  .764 (about $) cubic metre. 
 Kee tools = .0283 cubic metre. 
 I Litre a = _.213 gallons (about r¥ pts.). 
 t Gallon ie = 4.54 (about 44) litres. 
 1 Cubic foot .. = 28.3 litres. 
 1 Gramme .., = .035 oz. or about 15% grs. 
 1 kilogramme .. = 2.205 (about 2%) lbs. 
 1 Cwt. ; .- == 50.8 (ab. 51) kilogrammes. 
 1 Foot pound = .138 (about +) kilogram- 
 
 1 Kilogrammetre =u 
 
 1 Atmosphere (pressure) = 
 1 Pound per square inch 
 
 (pressure) " se 
 1 Pound per square inch ; 
 (pressure) a, .07 kilos per square c/m. 
 gy = 03125 84 = 65625 G = °2856 
 “78 = “0625 $h = 6875 # = "4284 
 s2 = 9375 88 = °71875 # = °5696 
 = 125 2= 75 % = 714 
 gy = 15025 ° 85 = °78x25 § = °8586 
 fs = 1875 $4 = 8125 3 == ‘IIII or i | 
 32 = °21875 83 = 84375 § = 22222 0r'2 | 
 z= "25 i = °875 & = 44444 or "4 
 dy = 28125 83 = “g0625 § = 5555 or °5 
 Ys = °3125 $8 = “9375 $ = 77777 or 4 | 
 2 = “34375 Wh = 06875 8 = 88888 or 8 
 aii S d= 333303 yo =I | 
 43 = "40625 § = 66660r'6 f= °3 | 
 ye = 4375 g= 2 to ='7 
 a3 = “40875 a= 4 vo = 9 | 
 4=°5 %= 6 dn = *0833 
 a3 = 53125 #=°8 te = “4166 | 
 te = "5625 4 = “166 Tz = '5833 
 4% = °59375 § = 83 th = “9166 
 § = "625 4 = ‘1428 
 
 Squarss, Cunss, 
 
 CuBE Roots, 
 
 No. Square. Cube. Sq. Root. Cube Root. 
 P ‘Ors, “0019 °253 os 
 2 ‘062 *O156 *500 “629 
 z “140 "0547 “O12 "731 
 5 "B50 *1250 *707 "793 
 “399 “244 “790 "855 
 “56a "421 "866 "908 
 “785 “669 935 *956 
 1 1 I 000 
 1k 1 265 1°423 I‘o60 1°04 
 12 1 562 1953 1118 1'07 | 
 a4 1890 2°599 1172 TIE 
 15 2250 3°375 1'224 bape 
 18 2 610 4/291 1°274 117 | 
 i 3/063 5°359 1°322 1°20 | 
 1 3 515 6591 1°369 1'23 
 2 4 8 1414 125 
 2k 4°515 9°595 1457 a8 
 ai 5062 I1'3g90 I"5e0 1°30 
 28 5640 13396 T54t 1°33 | 
 26 6 250 15'625 1581 1°35 
 2% 6500 18°087 1°620 1°37 | 
 an 75962 20°796 1°658 140 
 26 8265 23°763 1°695 1°42 
 3 9 27 1°732 1°44 
 38 9°765 30°517 1°767 1°46 
 34 10° 562 34°328 1°802 1°48 
 38 11°390 38"443 1837 150 
 48 12°250 42°875, 1°870 I'5 
 an T3°140 47°634 1903 1°53 
 33-1402 $2734 1936 1°55 
 38 T5015 58185 1°968 1°57 
 4 16 64 2 15 
 43 1S wba 76'765 2°061 r'6r 
 rae 29 250 QIi2s 2 121 I bs 
 4i +k 962 O71; 1 2179 1°68 
 4 a5 12s @ 236 r7l 
 
 metres. 
 7-233 (abt. 73) foot pounds. 
 14.70 pounds. 
 
 .068 atmosphere. 
 
 SQuarE ROOTS, AND 
 
 |Weights and Measures—continued. 
 
 5} 27°62 144°703 2°2q1 173 
 53 30°250 106°375 2345 1°76 
 53 33'062 190° 109 2 407 1°79 
 6 36 216 2449 181 
 6h 39°062 244°140 2 500 1°84 
 63 42°250 274°625 2°549 1°86 
 62 457562307546 2508 188 
 7 49 343 2645 rol 
 73 52°562 381'078 2°692 1°03 
 74 56°250 421°875 2°738 1°05 
 7i 60'062 465°484 2 783 1°97 
 8 64 512 2 828 2 
 83 68° 062 561'515 2 872 2°02 
 8! 72°250 614°125 2°015 2°04 
 85 76°562 669921 2958 2°06 
 9 81 729 3 2°08 
 55"562 791453 3 041 2°09 
 cs) 90°25 857°375 3/082 2°11 
 9 95062 926°859 3°122 2°13 
 Io 100 1000 3°162 2°15 
 tol 105°062 1076'89 4 201 Beli 
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 11} 120'562 1423°828 3°354 2°24 
 rts 132 250 1520°875 3°391 2°25 
 Ir 138062 1622°234 3°427 2°27 
 az Taq 1728 3°464 2°28 
 
 RELATIVE CosT or Tons, CwTs., QRS., ETC. 
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 7 XT 1 7 84 Zs) 5 TL cas 221 13 4 
 20 5,180 216 0 IY 400 224 0 0 
 WELLS. 
 CONTENTS IN GALLONS PER FOOT OF DEPTH, 
 Ft. Ins. Ft. Ins. A, 
 
 3 o dia. 44 gallons. 6 o dia. 176 gallons, 
 
 3 Cars. 60 ” 7 o » 240 ” 
 
 4 Cy, 73 ” 8 ° » 314 oe 
 
 4 6 ” 99 ed 9 Oo » 397 »” 
 
 5 Cy Bea ” to Oo w 499 2 
 
 WIRE GAUGE. 
 
 IMPERIAL STANDARD Wire GaAvag. 
 
 Table drawn up by the Iron and Steel Wire Manu- 
 facturers’ Association, showing the lengths, weights, and 
 breaking strains of iron wire under the new rules which 
 came into force March 1, 1884, 
 
 © $. , oe 5 
 Sal at 48 Weightof © Break.strains. = . 
 cate me gu =o 
 “as Diam. safe (Pere 8 woe ; ae 
 iG) 8 g Yds. Mile. nealed Bright Se) 
 2) a a 
 in. mm. Ib. Ib. yds. Ib. Ib. 
 7/0 500 12°7 “1963 193°4 3404 58 10,470 15,700 7/0 
 6/0 °464 12°8 “1691 166°5 2930 67 9,017 13,525 6/o 
 /o 432 11 71466 144°4 2541 78 7,814 11,725 5/0 
 S/o "400 I0°2 *1257 123°8 2179 91 6,702 10,052 4/0 
 4]o +372 9°4 ‘1087 107"1 1885 105 5,796 8,694 3/0 
 3/o +348 2:8 -0951 93°7 1649 ‘120 5,072 7,608 2/0 
 2/0 324 82 ‘0824 81°2 1429 138 4,397 6,595 1/0 
 TI *300 7°6 ‘0707 60°6 1225 6x 3,779 5,055 1 
 2 °276 7 *0598 58°9 1037 I90 3,290 4,785 2 
 3 *252 6°4 ‘0499 49°I 864 228 2,660 3,990 3 
 4 °232 5°9 0423 416 732 269 2,254 3,381 4 
 5 ‘212 574 0353 34°8 612 322 1,883 2,824 5 
 6 “192 479 ‘0200 28°5 502 393 1,544 2,310 6 
 7 "176 4°5 ‘0243 24 422 467 1,298 1,946 7 
 8 “160 4x ‘o20r 19°8 348 566 1,072 1,608 8 
 9 "144 37 ‘0163 16 282 joo §=6 869—s-«1,,303 so) 
 Io "128 3°3 ‘0129 «6412°7 «223 882 687 1,030 w 
 Ir "116 3 ‘or06 104 183 1,077 564 845 xY 
 I2 104 2°6 ‘0085 84 148 1,333 454 68 19 
 13 ‘092 2:3 ‘0066 «©6065 -II4 1,723 355 532 39 
 14 ‘080 2 ‘0050 5 88 2,240 208 402 14 
 15 ‘072 180041 4 70 2.800 218 326 1 
 16 ‘064 16 ‘0032 3°2 56 3,500 172 257 «+t 
 17 ‘056 174 ‘0025 2°4 42 4,667 131 197 17 
 18 ‘048 1°2 ‘0018 18 32 6,222 97 45 «18 
 Ig ‘040 I ‘OoI3 I'2 21 9,333 67 100 19 
 20 ‘036 0'9 ‘OOIO. «Cot 18 I1,200 55 82 20 
 WARRINGTON Wire Gavar. 
 Mk. Size. Mk. Size. Mk. Size. 
 No. Tach. No. Inch. No. Tnuch. 
 q/o x/2 4 “229 13 *e90 
 6/o 15/32 5 *209 1% 079 
 s/o 7/16 6 “191 15 "069 
 4lo 33/32 7 “174 16 *0625, or vy 
 3/0 8 N) “159 17 053 
 2/0 31/32 9 “146 18 047 
 ° °320 10 *133 19 O41 
 I °300 104 125, or § 20 "036 
 2 °274 Ir 117 21 0315, Or x 
 3 25, ort 12 "10, Or yy 22 ‘028 
 B. W. G. ror Sirver anp Gop. 
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 inches. inches, inches, 
 i “004 73 *036 25 *095 
 a “005 1% “O4l 26 “103 
 3 "008 15 047 27 "113 
 4 "O10 16 "O51 28 "120 
 5 “O13 17 “057 29 “120 
 6 013 18 "061 30 126 
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 9 “o19 21 "072 33 "145 
 10 "024 22 °074 34 148 
 mI 029 23 °077 35 "158 
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328 
 
 Wire Gauge—continued. Wire Gauge—continuea. WORKHOUSES. 
 w , Wire: WuxIGuT WW LBS. PER LingAaL Foor. Economy of Sais has to be studied, so special 
 WITWORTH’s Wire GaAucg IN Decimats Lbs. per Lineal Foot. attention to ventilation. — Allow minimum space 
 or AN INCH. B.W. per occupant in dormitories 300 c. ft. and 25 ft. 
 Gauge. Iron. Steel. Brass. Copper. super. 
 Mark. Size. Mark. Size. Mark. Size. ° “3058 "3092 “3343 *3517 
 1 “oor 24 ee 110 "110 I 2575 2604 2815 ‘2962 | ZING. , 
 g *e02 20 *0 120 *r20 2 *2134 °2157 “2332 "2454 
 5 bee Bs oak oe Te 3 ane rE "3970 Baoe APPROXIMATE WEIGHT OF THICKNESSES 
 4 “004 30 “030 150 "150 4 SEG O ¢ “1528 "1652 "1738 PER SQUARE FOOT. 
 5 005 32 *032 165 *165 5 *1246 “1259 "1362 °1433 Gauge. lbs. Ounces. Drachms 
 6 34 "03 180 180 6 *1145 “1157 “1251 “1316 ° ° 10 5 1 
 7 “907 36 "03 200 "200 7 “0925 *0935 “1OIL “1064 Io fo) II 7 
 8 “008 38 +038 220 *220 8 *0729 0737 °0797 0838 II ° 13 5 
 9 *009 40 *040 240 ae 9 “0660 “0668 ‘0722 *0759 12 ° 15 2 
 10 *e10 45 045 260 *260 10 0498 0502 *0543 “0571 13 I ° 15 
 11 “orl 5° *050 280 ‘280 II *O413 *0418 -0452 °0475 14 I 2 {2 
 12 ‘oI2 55 "055 300 *300 12 “0314 “0318 0343 "0361 15 I 5 12 i 
 13 ‘013 60 ‘060 325 *325 13 0234 “0236 0255 “0269 16 I 8 12 
 14 ‘O14 65 065 350 *350 14 “0169 *Or7I ‘0185 oe Usual sizes of sheets 7’ 0” x 3! o” and 8! o” x 3! o”. 
 "ol fo) 070 : I “or *0139 “O50 ‘OI cl 
 8 ae is es ae ae a ores (news ‘Oris ae Sheets are made in gauges from I to 26, and 
 es O17 85 . 425 “425 17 +0080 +0081 *0087 "0092 sold in casks of about 10 cwt. Nos. 9, 10, 11, 
 18 ‘or8 85 “085, 450 *450 18 “0061 “0062 el bie and 12 are used in inferior or temporary buildings, 
 ya “O19 go “ogo 475 “475 19 *0047 0047 “Oost “0054 ao tee i 
 z seth Be oe 300 *5G0 5s "0642 "0033 “0034 “0037 ae ae e. Ma ee ae ae in those of better 
 0017 *oo18 0019 0022 class. or best building lead or copper. 
 
The Royal Institute of British 
 Architects. 
 
 {LNCORPORATED SEVENTH OF WILLIAM IV. 
 VICTORIA. 
 
 LHE “COUNCIL 
 (Holding Office until June, 1907). 
 President.—TuHomas Epwarp CoLLcutTr. 
 .Vice-Presidents. 
 
 LEONARD STOKES. 
 James S. GIBson. 
 
 AND FIFTIETH 
 
 HENRY T. Hare. 
 Epwin T. HALL. 
 
 Honorary Secretary,— ALEX. GRAHAM, F.S.A, 
 
 Members of Council. 
 REGINALD BLOMFIELD, A.R.A., Epwin L. LuryeEns. 
 M.A., Oxon, F.S.A. C. E. MALLows. 
 J. J. Burnet, A.R.S.A. E. W. MOuNTFORD. 
 W. D. Carosg, M.A., Cantab, Ernest NEwToNn. 
 F.S.A. PROFESSOR BERESFORD PITE. 
 A.W.S.Cross, M.A., Cantab, Wo. A. PITE. 
 E. Guy Dawser. A. N. PRENTICE. 
 Wm. FLockHart. G. H. FELLOWES PRYNNE. 
 ERNEST GEORGE. JOHN SuarTeEr, B.A., Lond. 
 J. ALFRED Gorcd, F.S.A. PauL WATERHOUSE, M.A., 
 E. A. GRUNING. Oxon. | 
 Associate Members of Council. 
 Henry A. Croucu. S. E. GREENSLADE. 
 W. A. ForsyTH. H. VAUGHAN LANCHESTER. 
 
 Representatives of Allied Societies.” 
 H. Dare Bryan, Bristol Society of Architects. 
 H. S. Cuoriey, M.A., Oxon., Leeds and Yorks. Architectural 
 Society. 
 Epmunp Kirby, Liverpool Architectural Society. 
 W. M. MircHe.t, R.H.A., Royal Institute of Architects of 
 Ireland. 
 James M. Monro, Glasgow Institute of Architects. 
 HarsoTrre REED, Devon and Exeter Architectural Society. 
 H. O. Tarsotton, Edinburgh Architectural Association. | 
 Howarp H. Tuompson, Leicester and Leicestershire Society of | 
 Architects. 
 J. H. WoopuHouse, Manchester Society of Architects. 
 Representative of the Architectural Association); 
 (London). { 
 RoBERT SHEKLETON BALFOUR. 
 The Secretary of the Royal Institute. 
 W. J. Locks, B.A., Cantab., 9 Conduit Street, Hanover square, 
 London, W. 
 
 CLASSES AND QUALIFICATIONS OF MEMBERS, &c. 
 
 The Royal Institute consists of three classes of subscribing 
 Members—namely, Fellows, Associates, and Honorary Associates ; 
 and two classes of non-subscribing Members—namely, Honorary 
 Fellows and Honorary Corresponding Members. 
 
 Fellows are Architects who have attained the age of thirty years, 
 and: who have been engaged as principals for at least seven succes- 
 sive years in the practice of Architecture. After March, 1892, the 
 R yal Institute will have power to declare that every person desiring 
 to be admitted a Fellow shall be required to have passed such an 
 Examination or Examinations as muy be directed by the Royal 
 Institute. But in special cases the Council will have power to dis- 
 pense with such Examination or Examinations. 
 
 Associates are persons engiged in the study or practice of 
 Architecture who have attained the age oftweaty-oneyears. Every 
 person desiring to be admitted an Associate must pass or have 
 passed such Examination or Examinations as may be directed by 
 the Royal Institute. 
 
 Honorary Associates are persons not professionally engaged in 
 
 practice as Architects, who, by reason of their position or of their 
 eminence in art, science, or literature, or their experience in matters 
 celating to Architecture, may appear to the Council to be able to 
 render assistance in promoting the objects of the Royal Institute. 
 
 Honorary Fellows are Members of the Royal Family, persons\whe 
 hold or have held high office in the Government of the United 
 Kingdom, or of India or of any Colony or Dependency of the United 
 Kingdom, and other illustrious or distinguished persons, to be 
 selected as the Royal Institute may from time to time determine. 
 
 Honorary Corresponding Members are persons, not being British 
 subjects, and not residing within the United Kingdom, nor practising 
 as Architects in India or in any Colony or Dependency of the United 
 Kingdom, who by reason of their eminence as Architects or as 
 Archeologists, or for artistic, scientific, or literary acquirements, 
 miy appear to the Council able to render assistance in promoting 
 the objects of the Royal Institute. 
 
 ENTRANCE FEES AND SUBSCRIPTIONS. 
 
 (a) The entrance fee of each Fellow is five guineas, and his 
 annual subscription’ our guineas. In the case of a Fellow elected 
 from the Class of Associates his entrance fee is two guineas. 
 
 (4) The entrance feeof each Associate is thre guineas, his annual 
 subscription two guineas. 
 
 (c) The entrance contribution of each Honorary Associate is twe 
 guineas, and his annual subscription two guineas. 
 
 THE PROGRESSIVE EXAMINATIONS. 
 
 Under t \e authority afforded by clauses 20 and 21 of the Charter, 
 the Institute has established a system of Progressive Examinations, 
 consisting of (1) a Preliminary Examination, (2) an [ntermediate 
 Examination, to be passed prior to entering for the Final or 
 Qualifying Examination in Architecture, and (3) Final or Qaalifying 
 Examination. The Preliminary Examination (Witten and Graphic} 
 is to test the general knowledge of Candidates in ordinary subjects 
 of school education, and subjects of a technical character, such as 
 Elementary Mechanics and Physics, Geometrical Drawing, Per- 
 sp2ctive and Freehand Drawing from the Round. A youth who 
 passes the Preliminary Examination is at once registered as a Pro- 
 bt ‘toner of the Royal Institute of British Architects. 
 
 The Intermediate Examination (Witten, Graphic and Oral) is to 
 test the Probationer’s progress in Architecture while engaged as 
 pipil, improver, or assistant in an office. During the tw» years 
 following his admission as a Probationer, he has to prepare nine 
 sieets of carefully finished drawings with an illustrated m2m ir. 
 If these ‘‘ Testimonies of Study” are approved, and if he after- 
 wards pass th2 Intermediate Examination, he is admitted a Stu tent 
 of h2 Royal Institute of British Architects. | 
 
 The Final Examination (Weitten, Graphic and Oral) is to test the 
 student’s further progress. The work to be done by the Student, and 
 submitted by him before entering, necessitates good draughtsmanship 
 and an acquaintance with ancient edifices, or other well-known exe- 
 cute1 works, to begained by actual measurement of them. It requires 
 a knowledge of design and of the practical details of construction, 
 wich latter can be best obtained by personal experience of buildings 
 in progress. The ‘‘Testimtonies of Study,” with the concurrent worle 
 of preparation for this Examination, occupy the Student not less 
 thai three years; and no one can be admitted to it under the age: 
 of twenty-one, although in most cases it will probably be founi 
 desirable that he should have attained the age of at least twenty-twa 
 befor2 presenting himself. If the Student pass, he becomes qualified 
 for cindidature as Associate of the Royal Institute of British Archi- 
 tects, and receives notification of the fact. 
 
 Ia the event of any Student failing to pass the fiiul exi mination 
 within four years of having passed the Intermediate, his nam will 
 be removed from the Register of Students, unless the Council are 
 satisfied that good cause exists for allowing it to r2 nuin. 
 
 *,* The annual Calendar of the Royal Institute contaims the 
 Questions set at Zhe Examination in Architecture, tog2ther with 
 Advice to Candidates desiring to enter for the Examinations, and 
 the Regulations and Programme of the same. It also contains a. 
 list of Books of Reference, selected with a view to the Examination. 
 
 This Calendar, and pirticulars and forms of application, &c., cam 
 be obtained at the offi:e of the Royal Instituse of British Archi- 
 tects, 9 Conduit Street, W. 
 
330 
 
 ARCHITECTURAL SOCIETIES AND INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS. 
 
 The Architectural Association, 
 London. 
 
 TELEPHONE No. 820, VICTORIA. 
 
 CONSTITUTED 1847. 
 OFFICERS FOR SESSION 1906-1907. 
 President—B. S. Balfour. 
 Vice-Presidents. 
 A. Needham Wilson. 
 Committee. 
 
 Arnold Mitchell (/). 
 
 John Murray. 
 
 A. Maryon Watson. 
 
 E. W. M. Wonnacott. 
 
 Walter Cave. 
 
 Louis Ambler. 
 E. Guy Dawber. 
 J. B.. Fulton. 
 W. Curtis Green. 
 Arthur Keen. 
 
 Hon. Treasurer—Henry T. Hare. 
 Hon. Librarian-——Edwin Gunn. 
 
 Hon. Secretaries. 
 C. Wontner Smith, 16 Fins- | Henry Tanner, jun. (a), 12 Re- 
 bury Circus, E.C. gent Street, S. W. 
 Secretary. 
 
 D. G. Driver, Royal Architectural Museum, 18 Tufton Street, 
 ‘Westminster, S.W. 
 
 The objects of the Architectural Association are to promote and 
 afford facilities for the study of architecture, and to serve asa 
 medium of friendly communication between the members and others 
 interested in the progress of architecture. These objects are 
 carried out by means of papers and discussions, a Lending Library, 
 a monthly publication, ‘‘ Architectural Association Notes,” instruc- 
 tion to Students in a Studio, Lectures, Classes and School of Design, 
 visits to ancient and modern buildings. Prizes, Medals, Scholar- 
 ships, and a Travelling Studentship are open to competition 
 amongst members. The Association now numbers over 1,665 mem- 
 bers. The entrance fee is Two Guineas, and the annual subscrip- 
 tion One Guinea. 
 
 Ordinary meetings are held on alternate Fridays between October 
 and May, at No. 18 Tufton Street, Westminster, at 7.30 p.m. 
 
 The Association Sketch Kook is published monthly, the subscrip- 
 tion for which is One Guinea per volume. 
 
 Competent lecturers give instruction in the history of Architecture, 
 Elementary Physics, Stresses and Strains, Construction, Colour 
 Decoration, Quantity Surveying, Specifications, Professional 
 Practice, &c. The Royal Architectural Museum is open to the 
 
 public free, daily, ficm 10 a.m.to 4 p.m. 
 
 The Society of Architects. 
 
 (FOUNDED 18384. INCORPORATED i893.) 
 
 STAPLE INN BUILDINGS (South), HOLBORN, LONDON, 
 W.C. 
 
 Telegrams—‘‘ Crypt, London.” 
 
 Telephone—1852 Holborn. 
 Officers and Council for 1906-1907. 
 President—A. E. Pripmorg, F.S.I. 
 
 Vice-Presidents. 
 G. A. T. MIDDLETON (a). R. F. VALLANCE (/). 
 Past Presidents. 
 
 EpwINn J. HAMILTON. ROBERT WALKER,  J.P., 
 JoszrH J. Lisu. A: MGL.C:E. 
 T. WALTER L. EMDEN. WALTER \W. THOMAS, J.P. 
 Council. 
 J. BaRTLETT. Coli Eb S* LEsris, KE: 
 B. D. CANCELLOR. C. H. MEAD. 
 
 J. B. Cory. 
 
 J. W. Dyson. 
 
 H. V. Mitnes EMERSON. 
 H. E. HAWKER. 
 
 C. James, F.R.I.B.A. 
 W. J. JENNINGS. T. F. TICKNER. 
 
 HH. Mo Lersr, J.P: PP. Be LUBBS pee RE Beas 
 
 Hon. Secretary—ELLIs MARSLAND. 
 Hon. Treasurer—B. R. TUCKER. 
 
 T. R. RICHARDS: 
 
 E. J. SapGrove, F.R.1.B.A. 
 ANTHONY SCOTT. 
 
 W. Scott DEAKIN. 
 
 F. W. KInNEIR TARTE. 
 
 Hon. Librarian—R. G. BARE. 
 Secretary.—C. McArTHUR BUTLER, F.S.A. (Scot.) 
 
 Joint Editors of ‘The Architect’s Magazine.”’ 
 C. McArTHUR BurLER and C. PALMER. 
 
 Assistant Secretary—W. E. WANMER. 
 
 Professional Auditors—Messrs. BoLTon, PitT & BREDEN, 
 140 Leaderhall Street, E.C. 
 
 Bankers. 
 
 The Union of London and Smith’s Bank, Ltd., Chancery Lane 
 Branch. 
 
 EXTRACT FROM ARTICLES UNDER WHICH THE 
 SOCIETY IS INCORPORATED. 
 
 Members shall be persons who are or have been directly 
 engaged professionally in Architectural pursuits, and shall be above 
 twenty-one years of age. 
 
 Election to membership shall be open only to Candidates 
 approved by the Council, who have passed a qualifying exami- 
 nation for membership of the Society, or any one of such ex- 
 aminations as the Council shall from time to time select in heu 
 thereof, with the following exceptions :— 
 
 (a) Candidates who are not less than 28 years of age and 
 have been directly engaged professionally in archi- 
 tectural pursuits, as principals, for at least seven 
 years. 
 
 (b) Candidates who are not less than 28 years of age, and 
 have been directly engaged professionally in archi- 
 tectural pursuits, as assistants, or as assistants and 
 principals, for at least ten years. 
 
 Candidates for election as Members or Students are to fill in 
 the form of nomination pertaining to the class into which they 
 seek admission. The form must in the cases of applicants for 
 Membership be signed by themselves and by two Members, 
 and shall be accompanied by a letter from one of such Members. 
 testifying as to personal knowledge of the candidate’s qualifica- 
 tions and works. Ifthe application is for Studentship the form 
 must be signed by the Candidate and by a Member or Student 
 of the Society. In the event of any Candidate for Membership 
 not being acquainted with two members, special application 
 shall be made to the Council, or, if the application is for Student- 
 ship, a letter of recommendation from the Candidate’s principal 
 must accompany the form. 
 
 The Council for the time being shall, however, have power to 
 nominate any person they may think fit for election, and to dispense 
 with any or all of the formalities required to be observed on an 
 application for membership. 
 
 At present the entrance fee is £2 2s., and the annual subscrip- 
 tion £2 2s. for both classes. 
 
 THE ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS. 
 An Examination to qualify for Membership is held twice a 
 year. Particulars are published in The Year Book, price two 
 shillings ; Syllabus free. 
 
 STUDENTSHIPS AND SCHOLARSHIPS. 
 
 The Register of Students is open to pupils or assistants im 
 architects’ offices, between the ages of 16 and 28 years. They are 
 entitled to the following privileges :—Admission to lectures, the use 
 of the Society’s Loan Library and Employment Register, and a 
 copy of each issue of The Architect's Magazine. Subscription ros. 6d- 
 per annum. A Travelling Studentship value £25 is offered 
 annually for competition among Students on the Register, and 
 also an open Scholarship (maximum age limit 19) of the value 
 of £10 per annum, tenable for 3 years, available at any Archi- 
 tectural School, or to be used in forwarding the Architectural 
 Education of the holder in some other approved manner. 
 
 EMPLOYMENT KEGISTER. 
 
 A Register of Employment is now open, whereby Architects 
 requiring assistants, and assistants seeking employment, may be 
 brought into contact. The Register is free to Members and 
 Students. Employers and assistants being non-members may avail 
 themselves of this Register on payment of 2s., which includes one 
 insertion in the Magazine. 
 
 Aberdeen Society of Architects. 
 
 Council. 
 Robert G. Wilson, Preszdent. 
 Arthur Clyne (/). G. Bennett Mitchell. 
 William Kelly, 7veasurer. James B. Nicol. 
 A. G. R. Mackenzie (a) James M. Pirie. 
 Harbourne Maclennan. John Rust, Vice-President. 
 
 A. H. L. Mackinnon (a), Hon. Sec., 245 Union St. 
 
 The Society consists of Members who, having served an appren- 
 ticeship with an Architect or firm of Architects, have been 
 employed as Assistants, or have practised as Architects for a 
 period altogether (including Apprenticeship) of not less than eight 
 years, and who at the time of their application for admission to 
 
 the Society are practising on their own account as Architects in 
 Aberdeen. 
 
ARCHITECTURAL SOCIETIES AND INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS. 
 
 331 
 
 Birmingham Architectural 
 Association. 
 
 Council. 
 
 E. Hale, Hon. Treasurer. 
 Arthur E. McKewan (a). 
 A. J. Margetson. 
 
 E. F. Reynolds. 
 
 L. Ball, Preszdent. 
 
 L. Ball, Hon. Librarian. 
 E. Bateman (/). 
 
 W. H. Bidlake (a). 
 
 Ve 
 A. 
 Cc. 
 
 H. T. Buckland. R. Savage. 
 GOH. Ve Cale: J. A. Swan. 
 J. Crouch, Vice-President. W. Twist. 
 
 E. Garratt. 
 
 W. Alexander Harvey, Hon. Librarian. 
 
 Hon. Secretaries.—G. Salway Nicol (a), King’s Court, Colmore 
 Row, Birmingham; A. Dennis Thacker, 33 Newhall St., 
 Birmingham. 
 
 The Association consists of—Members: Architects who have 
 been in Practice at least two years; Associates: Architects not 
 eligible as Members, Architects’ assistants and pupils ; Honorary 
 Members: Persons who are not Architects, but interested in 
 Architecture and the allied arts ; Associated Craftsmen: Persons 
 engaged in the various crafts connected with Architectural Art, 
 
 Bristol Society of Architects. 
 
 Council. 
 H. Dare Bryan (/), Prestdent (Member R.I. B.A. Council). 
 
 Mowbray A. Green (a). J. H. La Trobe (/). 
 G. C. Lawrence (a). T. H. Weston (a), Examin- 
 Thomas Nicholson. ation Secretary. 
 G. H. Oatley (/), Vice-Pres. F, W. Wills (7), 
 W. S. Skinner. J. F. Wood (a). 
 Richard C. James (a), Hon. Secretary and Treasurer, Eagle 
 
 Insurance Buildings, Baldwin St., Bristol. 
 
 Harold Smith (a) Hon. Librarian. 
 
 The Members consist of—Fellows : Architects who have attained 
 the age of thirty years, and who have been in practice more than 
 five years; Associates : Persons engaged in the study or practice 
 of Architecture who have attained the age of twenty-one years ; 
 Hon. Associates: Persons not professionally engaged in practice as 
 Architects, who, by reason of their interest or ability in Art, 
 Science, Literature, Archeology, or their experience in matters re- 
 lating to Architecture or Building, may appear to the Council to be 
 able to render assistance in promoting the objects of the Society; 
 Students: Persons engaged in the study of Architecture, and who 
 are not less than sixteen years of age. 
 
 Cardiff, South Wales, and Mon- 
 
 mouthshire Architects’ Society 
 1906-7. 
 Officers. 
 President. J. F. Groves (/). 
 Council. 
 H. Teather (/). 
 J. H. Phillips (/). 
 E. J. Williams (/). 
 C. L. Wilson. 
 
 G. A. Birkenhead. 
 E. W. M. Corbett (/). 
 E. H. Fawckner, Hon. Treas. 
 Cholton James (/). 
 David Morgan (/). 
 Edgar G. C. Down (a), Hon. Secretary, 31 High Street. 
 J. A. Lawrence, Asszstant Hon. Secretary, 151 King’s Road. 
 T. J. Berrow, Representative of Associates. 
 
 The Society consists of Members, Associates, and Honorary 
 Members. Members must be practising Architects, not combining 
 any other business with their profession of Architecture, except 
 those of land and quantity surveying, land agency, and valuing and 
 civil engineering, and must either have served articles to Architects 
 of recognised qualifications, or be members of the R.I.B.A., or 
 be elected at a meeting at which three-quarters of the members of 
 the Society are present. Honorary Members of the Society may 
 be Architects of distinction, not practising in South Wales and 
 Monmouthshire, and also gentlemen of recognised knowledge and 
 taste in Architecture and the kindred arts. 
 Society may be Architects’ assistants or pupils, who have served or 
 are under articles to qualified Architects. 
 
 Devon & Exeter Architectural 
 Society. 
 
 Council. 
 Harbottle Reed (f/f), President. 
 M. Alton Bazeley, Vice-Pres. P. Morris (a). 
 Charles Cole. O. B. Peters (/). 
 J. Jerman (/). B. P. Shires (/). 
 J. A. Lucas (a). CxJ. Tait (7). 
 W. H.May. 
 
 Associates of the | 
 
 Octavius Ralling, Hon. Treasurer. 
 Allan J. Pinn (a), Hon. Secretary, 5 Bedford Circus, Exeter. 
 
 “The Society consists of three classes—viz., Members, Associate 
 Members, and Associates, wholly engaged as Architects and 
 Surveyors, and not connected with any of the Building 
 Trades. Honorary Members may be elected at any general 
 meeting on the recommendation of the Council. Members 
 are Architects in practice on their own account or in part- 
 nership. Associate Members must have qualified for the Associate- 
 ship R.I.B.A., or have served as assistants for not less than five 
 years in the office of an Architect eligible as a Member ; except at 
 the election of the Council, they have full voting powers, but are 
 not eligible for election on the Council. Associates include assist- 
 ants who have duly served articles, and premiated pupils now in 
 articles. Associates enjoy all the privileges of Membership except 
 thet of voting. 
 
 The Dundee Institute. 
 Council. 
 J. Donald Mills, Prestdent. 
 Leslie Ower (/). 
 
 T. M. Cappon (f/). 
 
 William Gauldie. R. S. Smart. 
 Charles Mann, Hon. Treas. Chas. G. Soutar. 
 A. Neilson. W. F. Wilkie. 
 
 David L. Allan, Hon. Secretary, 41 Reform St., Dundee. 
 
 The Institute is composed of residents in Dandee and vicinity 
 in three classes—viz., Members : Gentlemen who have been engaged 
 professionally in the practice of Architecture, the applied sciences, 
 or the fine arts for a period of not less than seven years; Asso- 
 ciates : Gentlemen not eligible as Members, and ladies who are 
 studying Architecture, or who take an interest in the objects of the 
 Institute ; Honorary Members, who may be elected by the Council. 
 
 The Edinburgh Association. 
 
 Officers and Committee of Management. 
 Hippolyte J. Blanc, J.P., R.S.A. (f), President. 
 
 W.T. Oldrive, Vice-President. 
 
 John M’Intyre. 
 
 Harold O. Tarbolton (/). 
 
 W. J. Walker Tod. 
 
 Ramsay Traquair (a), Vice- 
 President. 
 
 Jas. a. Arnot, Hon. Assistant 
 Librarian. 
 
 J. T. Baillie, Vece-Prescdent. 
 
 A. Lorne Campbell. 
 
 A. Hunter Crawford (/). 
 
 James G. Gillespie. 
 
 Alfred Grieg. W. G. Walker, Hon. Treas. 
 
 Henry F. Kerr (a). John Watson, Hon. Librarian. 
 
 olin B. Cownie, Hon. Secretary, 17 York Place, Elinburgh. 
 
 The Association consists of Honorary Members, and four classes 
 of Subscribing Members—viz., /e//ows : who are practising Archi- 
 tects of three years’ standing. Members: who are persons engaged 
 in artistic or collateral pursuits, or interested in the study of 
 Architecture. Assoctates: who are Assistants, Pupils, and Appren- 
 tices of Architects, Civil Engineers or Surveyors and Junior 
 Designers. Corresponding Associates : who are Associates residing 
 more than fifteen miles from Edinburgh. 
 
 The Glasgow Institute. 
 
 = Officers and Council. | 
 Monro (f), President (Member R.I.B.A. Councti). 
 
 Alex. McGibbon (a). 
 Robert Miller 
 
 Alex. N. Paterson (a). 
 
 R. D. Sandilands. 
 
 Alex. Skirving (Auditor). 
 T. L. Watson (/). 
 
 John B. Wilson. 
 
 James 
 
 Thomas Baird, jun. 
 
 A. Balfour (/). 
 
 George Bell, Vice-Pres. 
 
 H. K. Bromhead (/). | 
 
 H. E. Clifford (/). 
 
 Prof. Chas. Gourlay, B.Sc. (a). 
 John Keppie (/). 
 
 James Lindsay (a). 
 
 C. J. MacLean, Secretary, 115 St. Vincent Street, Glasgow. 
 
 Every person applying for admission should at the time of appli- 
 cation be engaged in carrying on the business or profession of an 
 Architect on his own account in the City of Glaszow or elsewhere, 
 and should besides belong to one or other of the following 
 categories :—(1) Persons who have served for six years, at least, 
 as apprentices or assistants with Members of th2 Iastitute, or with 
 persons eligible to become such. (2) Members of other Archi- 
 tectural Institutes, Associations, or Societies. They must be 
 nominated by two members, be approved by the Council, and sign 
 a form of declaration as to their professional training and practice. 
 
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 ARCHITECTURAL SOCIETIES AND INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS. 
 
 The Gloucestershire Architec- 
 tural Association. 
 
 Council. 
 
 F. W. Waller, President; M. H. Medland, H. W. Chatters, 
 W. B. Wood, J. Villar, F.S.I., Harry A. Dancy, M.S.A., 
 Vice-Presidents. 
 
 G. P. Milnes, A.M.I.C.E., Hon. Corresponding Secretary for 
 Stroud; J. F. Trew, M.S.A., Hon. Corresponding Secretary 
 for Gloucester. 
 
 T. Overbury, M.S.A., Hon. General Secretary and Treasurer, 
 
 Lloyd’s Bank Chambers, Cheltenham. 
 
 The Members consist of three classes, viz.:—Fellows: duly 
 qualified Architects who have been in practice for at least two 
 successive years; Associates: Architects’ Assistants or Pupils 
 who shall have served, or be under Articles to qualified Architects ; 
 Honorary Fellows ; Gentlemen eminent for distinguished attain- 
 ments, or who have rendered special services to the Association 
 or Profession. 
 
 Leeds & Yorkshire Architec- 
 tural Society. 
 
 Council. 
 H. S. Chorley, M.A. (f), Presedent (Member R.I.B.A. Council). 
 
 Sid. D. Kitson,M.A., Vice-.Pres. 
 F. Musto (a), Hon. Lib. 
 G. E. Reason. 
 Percy Robinson (f), Vece-Pres. 
 W. G. Smithson (a). 
 
 W. H. Thorp (7), Hon. Treasurer. 
 Albert E. Kirk, Hon. Secretary, 13 Bond Street, Leeds. 
 
 The Society consists of -Members: Architects who have been in 
 pactice at least two years prior to election ; Associates: Architects’s 
 assistants, pupils, or Architects who are not eligible as Members, or 
 who have not been nominated as Members; and Honorary Mem- 
 bers : Persons interested in the arts and sciences associated with 
 Architecture. 
 
 G. F. Bowman, Hon. Librarian. 
 H. A. Chapman (a). 
 
 F. E. P. Edwards (a). 
 
 C. B. Howdill (a). 
 
 A. R. Hill (a). 
 
 Leicester and Leicestershire 
 Society of Architects. 
 
 Council, 
 Howard H. Thomson (/), President (Member RI B.A Council). 
 
 W. A. Catlow (/). J. Stockdale Harrison (a), Hon. 
 W. M. Cowdell. Treasurer. 
 H. L. Goddard (/). S. Perkins Pick (/). 
 J. F. J. Goodacre. T. T. Sawday (a). 
 J. S. Harrison (a). 
 Waller K. Bedingfield, Hon. Sec., 20 Market St., Leicester. 
 The Members ccnsist of four classes, viz.:—Hon. Members, 
 retired Architects and others; Full Members: Architects who have 
 been engaged for not less than three years as principals ; Associate 
 Members: Architects in practice, but not eligible as Full Members, 
 or Associates R.I.B.A. ; and Assistant or Pupil Members : assist- 
 ants and pupils not less than sixteen years of age, in the office of 
 an Architect, Surveyor, or Civil Engineer in practice in the coun- 
 ties of Leicester or Rutland. 
 
 Liverpool Architectural 
 Society. 
 Council. 
 Edmund Kirby (/), Prestdent (Member R.I.B.A. Counczt) 
 
 W. Glen Dobie, Hon. Tres. Professor C. H. Reilly (a) M.A. 
 T. E. Eccles (/). P. C. Thicknesse (/). 
 Hastwell Grayson (a), M.A. Arnold Thornely (a), Véce-Pres. 
 E. P. Hinde (a), Vice-Pres. B. M. Ward. 
 
 A. R. Keighley (a). W. E. Willink (7), M.A. 
 
 S. Pelham Morter. 
 
 Hon. Secretaries—Gilbert Fraser (a), 20 Castle Street, Liverpool, 
 and Ernest C. Aldridge, 14 Castle Street, Liverpool. 30%. 
 
 The Members consist of four classes, viz., Fellows: Architects 
 engaged as principals not less than three years ; Professional 
 Associates: Architects’ assistants, and Architects not eligible as 
 Fellows ; Students: perscns engaged in the study of Architecture ; 
 and Honorary Members. 
 
 Manchester Society of 
 Architects. 
 
 Council. 
 J. Hl. Woodhouse (/), Presédent (Member R1I.B.A. Council). 
 J.W. Beaumont (/), Vice-Pres. C. H. Heathcote (f). 
 Geo. Brown, Asszst. Hon. Sec. Edward Hewitt (/), Vice- Pres. 
 G. Colles. J. D. Mould (/). 
 A. E. Corbett (a). F. P. Oakley (a). 
 John Ely (/). PaulOgden( f), Hor. Sec.& Tres. 
 ee BarGassia)s Isaac Taylor. 
 J. H. Gibbons (a). G. H. Willoughby (7). 
 W. C. Hardisty (f). Percy S. Worthington (a), M.A. 
 
 Arthur S. Brewis, Secretary, Canada Chambers, 36 Spring Gardens, 
 Manchester. 
 
 The Members consist of—Fellows, who have been engaged in 
 practice for at least five years, and are entitled to use the aflix 
 F.M.S.A.; Associates, who are at least twenty-three years of age, 
 engaged in the study or practice of Architecture as a profession, 
 and who are entitled to use the afix A.M.S.A. ; Students, who are 
 under twenty-three years of age and are engaged in the study of 
 Architecture either as assistants or pupils. The Council meet 
 every month, and General Meetings of the Society are held every 
 three months. 
 
 Northern Architectural 
 Society. 
 
 Council. 
 J. T. Cackett (/), Presedent. 
 H. Barnes (a), Hon. Local Sec., W. Milburn (f). 
 
 Hartlepool. J. H. Morton (f), Hox. Local 
 
 J. W. Boyd. Sec., South Shields. 
 
 G. T. Brown (f), Vece-Pres. C. E. Oliver. 
 
 ee Brucean J. Oswald (/). 
 
 H.C. Charlewood (/), Hoz. Z7b.  T. Reay. 
 
 F. Clark (f), Hon. Local Sec., J. Spain (a), Hon. Local Sec., 
 Darlington. Sunderland. 
 
 R. B. Dick (f), Hon. Treas. A. K. Tasker. 
 
 J. W. Dyson. J. W. Taylor (/). 
 
 C. S. Errington (a). R. P. S. Twizell (a). 
 M. G. Martinson. H. A. Wilson [a). 
 Arthur B. Plummer (7), 7 7 Sec., 13 Grey Street, Newcastle- 
 
 on-Tyne. 
 J. B. Cubey, Assestant Seco etary. 
 The Association consists of four classes, viz. :—Members: Archi- 
 
 tects in practice as principals, or as town or county Architects, and 
 who have so practised for not less than three consecutive years 
 immediately preceding their nomination; Associates: Architects 
 not yet eligible as members, «r assistants (over twenty-one years of 
 age) in the offices of gentlemen eligible as Members or Associates ; 
 Students : persons under twenty-one years, engaged in the study 
 of Architecture in the offices of gentlemen eligible as Members or 
 Associates ; and Honorary Members. Honorary Membership is 
 conferred on gentlemen eminent for distinguished attainments on 
 the recommendation of the Council. 
 
 Nottingham Architectural 
 Society. 
 
 Council. 
 W. Dymock Pratt, Presedent. 
 R. Evans, jun. (/). 
 A. E. Heazell (7), Vice-Pres. 
 
 F. W. Booker. 
 
 A. W. Bradshaw. 
 
 A. W. Brewill (/). E. R. Sutton (f 
 
 A. N. Bromley (/). tf. G. Watkins (a). 
 
 W. Brandreth Savidge (a), Hon. Secretary and Treasurer, Queen’s 
 
 Chambers, King St., Nottingham. ; 
 
 The members consist of three classes, viz. :—Members : Architects 
 
 engaged as principals not less than two years; Associates : Architects 
 
 not eligible as members, Architects’ assistants and articled pupils ; 
 
 and honorary Members ; gentlemen distinguished for their attain- 
 
 ments. 
 
 Sheffield Society of Architects 
 and Surveyors. 
 
 Council. 
 E. Holmes, A.M.I.C.E.. Preszdent. 
 
 W. G. Buck. 
 
 H. Coverdale. 
 
 W..C. Fenton, Vzce-Pres. 
 
 C. B. Flockton (/). 
 
 Frederick Fowler, Hon. Treas. 
 R. W. Fowler. 
 
 E. M. Gibbs (f). 
 
 W. J. Hale (/). 
 
 C. F. Innocent (a). 
 
 P. Marshall. 
 
 J. B. Mitchell-Withers (a). 
 H. L. Paterson (a). 
 
 H. I. Potter (a). 
 
 Joseph Smith (/). 
 
 A. E. Turnell. 
 
 T. Winder. 
 
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 INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS. 333 
 
 James R. Wigfull (2), Hon. Sec., 14 Parade Chambers, East 
 Parade, Sheffield. 
 
 The members consist of five classes :—Fellows, Associates, 
 Students, Honorary Members, and Lay Members. The Fellows 
 are practitioners who have been engaged as principals for not less 
 than five years in their profession ; the Associates are principals, or 
 assistants over twenty-one years of age ; the Students are articled 
 pupils ; the Honorary Members are persons distinguished for their 
 connection with art and science ; the Lay Members are gentlemen 
 not practising but interested in Architecture or Surveying, and not 
 following any of the Building Trades. 
 
 Swansea Architects’ 
 tion. 
 
 Council. 
 Charles T. Ruthen, President, 
 
 Associa- 
 
 A. Barber. C. R. Peacock. 
 C. H. Cousins. C. S. Thomas. 
 Basil Deacon. J. Thomas. 
 
 H. C. Portsmouth. J. M. Thomas. 
 
 Henry A. Ellis, M.A., Hon. Sec. and Treasurer. 
 
 The Society consists of Hon. Members:—Architects not 
 practising in South Wales or Monmouthshire, or gentlemen of 
 recognised knowledge and taste in Architecture and the kindred 
 arts. Members: Architects who have been in practice at least 
 five years. Associates: Architects’ assistants or pupils who 
 have served or are under Articles to qualified Architects. 
 
 Wolverhampton and District 
 Architectural Association. 
 
 Council, 
 W. Edwards, President. 
 Wm. J. Oliver, M.S.A., Vice-President. 
 Fred. T, Beck, Past Pres. J. Lavender, F.R.I.B.A., Past 
 T. H. Fleeming. Pres. 
 J. Harrison Weller, Hon. Treasuzer. 
 W. J. Oliver, Hon. Secretary, 1 Darlington Street, Wolverhampton, 
 A. Eaton Painter, Audztor. 
 
 The Association consists only of qualified Architects in practice. 
 
 The meetings are held quarterly. 
 
 The York Society. 
 
 Council. 
 Arthur Pollard (f), Preszdent. 
 A. A. Gibson, Vice-President. 
 S. G. Highmoor. 
 Thomas Monkman, Hon. Treas, 
 S. Needham, Vice-Preszdent. 
 E. A. Pollard. 
 J. H. Rutherford. 
 J. O. Thompson. 
 T. W. Whipp. 
 Frank Raney, Hon. Secretary, 50 Stonegate, York. 
 
 The members consist of three classes, viz.—Members: Architects 
 who have been in practice more than two years, or hold chief 
 public appointments ; Associates : Students of Architecture, Assist- 
 ants, or others in the profession who are not eligible as members ; 
 ifonorary Members: Gentlemen distinguished for their attain- 
 ments and those who have an indirect interest in Architecture, or 
 in some of the collateral arts and sciences. 
 
 Royal Institute of Architects 
 of Ireland. 
 
 Council, 
 
 W. E. Barry (a) 
 
 William Bell (/). 
 
 George Benson (a). 
 
 A. B. Burleigh, Hon.Lzbrartan. 
 C. H. Channon (f/f). 
 
 A. Cowman. 
 
 H. Davis (/). 
 
 William M. Mitchell (f), .R.H.A., President (Member R.I.B.A. 
 
 Council). 
 
 H. Allberry (a), Rep. Architec- 
 tural Association of Ireland 
 
 George C. Ashlin (7), R.H.A. 
 
 Charles A. Ashworth, Aon. 
 Treasurer. 
 
 F. Batchelor (7), A.R.H.A. 
 
 J. Rawson Carroll (/). 
 
 Sir Thomas Drew(/), P.R.H.A. 
 
 Charles Geoghegan. 
 
 William Jj. Gilliland, Pres. 
 Ulster Society of Archts. 
 
 W. Kaye-Parry (/), 
 M..1.C.E. 
 Charles J. McCarthy. 
 J. J. McDonnell, Rep. Ulster 
 Society of Architects. 
 W.M. Mitchell (7), R.H.A. 
 Albert E. Murray (7), A.R.H.A. 
 C. A. Owen (/) B.A. 
 George P. Sheridan (a). 
 
 M.A., 
 
 ’ James Henry Webb, Rep. of the Architectural Association of 
 Treland. 
 
 R. Caulfeild Orpen, B.A., Hon. Sec., 13 South Frederick Street, 
 Dublin. 
 
 The Institute consists of four classes of Members, viz :—Fellows 
 and ordinary Members, and Hon. Fellows and Hon. Corresponding 
 Members. Fellows shall be Architects of good repute, being 
 Members of the Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland, and 
 engaged in the practice of Architecture for at least seven years, and 
 who shall he elected to the rank of Fellows by general vote of the 
 Members, on the recommendation of the Council ; Members shall 
 be Architects of good repute, who have attained the age of 23 
 years, and (a) who have been engaged for at least seven years in prac- 
 tice as principals: or (4) seven years in the study of Architecture 
 with a view to practice, including apprenticeship of not less than 
 three years to a Member of the Institute, or of the Royal Institute 
 of British Architects, or of the societies allied to it. or (c) who shall 
 have passed the Associate Examination of the R.I.B.A. for the time 
 being: Honorary Members and Honorary Corresponding Mem- 
 bers, persons eminent for their works or scientific acquirements, 
 not being British Architects. 
 
 The Architectural Association 
 of Ireland. ; 
 
 15 SOUTH FREDERICK LANE, DUBLIN. 
 Officers, 1906-1907. 
 
 J. Holloway, President. 
 Vice- Presidents, E. Bradbury and R. M. Butler. 
 
 Com mittee. 
 H, Allberry. J. Geoghegan. 
 G. F. Beckett. He .G. Weask: 
 M. J. Burke. A. G. C. Millar. 
 P. L. Dickinson. G. L. O’Connor. 
 J. H. Webb. 
 
 Hon. Treasurer, F. Hayes, 24 Nassau Street, Dublin. 
 Hon. Librarian and Registrar, G. G. Lynes. 
 
 Ffon. Secretaries, C. H. Mitchell, 10 Stephen’s Green, Dublin; 
 Lucius O’Callaghan, 26 South Frederick Street, Dublin. 
 ffon. Auditors, J. W. Beckett and C. Harrison. 
 
 The ordinary meetings are held on alternate Tuesdays during the 
 Session from October to May. Papers are read, and discussions 
 take place. In addition, educational advantages are afforded to 
 members by means of Design and Sketching Classes, and by visits 
 to buildings in progress. 
 
 Library open from 11 to 6, Closed on Saturdays. 
 
 Persons seeking election must be nominated by two members of 
 the Association, and must sign a form of Declaration as to their 
 professional training. 
 
 London County Council Central 
 School of Arts and Crafts. 
 
 316 REGENT STREET, Lonpon, W. 
 Principal, Professor W. B. Lethaby (/). 
 Lecturer and Instructor in Architecture, Halsey Ricardo (f) 
 assisted by Sidney B. Caulfield. 
 Building Construction, F. H. Mansford. 
 Curator, C. W. Beckett. 
 
 The instruction in this School is adapted to the needs of those 
 engaged in building work. The following classes are held in 
 the evening:—Drawing, Architectural Design, Building Con- 
 struction, Colour and Decoration, Furniture and Metal Work 
 Design, Wallpaper and Textile Design, Heraldic Drawing, &c., 
 Modelling and Ornament as applied to Architecture and the 
 allied crafts, Drawing and Modelling from Life, Ornamental 
 Leadwork, Stoneworking for Architects, The Theory and Prac- 
 tice of Stained Glass Work. 
 
 Among the principal prizes are 30 School of Art Scholarships 
 and 30 Artisan Art Scholarships. The London County Council 
 prizes—two of £15, two of £10, and two of £5. 
 
 Royal Academy of Arts, 
 Master of the Architectural School, R. PHENE Spiers (/), F.S.A. 
 
 Instruction is given gratuitously in the Architectural School. 
 Students seeking to avail themselves of it must produce proof of 
 having obtained a fair degree of proficiency in Architectural Study 
 and drawing, and submit specimens of their ability, and pass an 
 examination in Perspective and the History of Architecture. 
 
 Successful applicants are admitted as ‘‘ Probationers,” and after 
 satisfying further tests are entered as ‘“‘Students” of the Royal 
 Academy. As such they are entitled to a three years’ course of 
 instruction in the Architectural School, and to a further term of two 
 years if at the end of the first period they have won a place in the 
 Upper Division of the School. Students in the Upper Division are 
 privileged to study in the Antique School, and on certain conditions 
 in the School of Drawing from Life. There is a modelling class 
 for Architects, and a class for Architectural Omament, both of 
 which are open to R.A. Students in Architecture. 
 
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 ARCHITECTURAL SOCIETIES AND INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS. 
 
 King’s College, London. 
 
 ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY, DRAWING, DESIGN. 
 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION, SANITARY SCIENCE, 
 QUANTITY SURVEYING, SPECIFICATIONS AND 
 ESTIMATES, &c.. AND MODERN PRACTICE. 
 
 Session 1906—1907. 
 FACULTY or ARTS—DIVISION or ARCHITECTURE. 
 
 Professor.—R. Evszy SMITH (/). 
 Lecturer.—A. STRATTON (a). 
 Lecturery.—JAMES BARTLETT. 
 
 SYLLABUS OF THE DAY SCHOOL. 
 
 The matriculated course in Architecture occupies three Sessions, 
 and must be taken by all students preparing for the London 
 University Degree of B.A.—Honours in Architecture. 
 
 A two years’ Certificate course is arranged for students not 
 taking the Matriculated course. 
 
 A special course is arranged for Colonial and other students who 
 wish to take all lectures in one year, and have already had office 
 training. 
 
 Students are admitted for shorter terms to one or more courses 
 of lectures with or without Studio instruction. 
 
 The courses are prepared for students requiring a thorough 
 Architectural education; the course of studies recommended by 
 the Board of Architectural Education has been adopted. Students 
 taking the two-years’ Certificate course and obtaining the 1st Class 
 certificate will be exempted from the R.I.B.A. intermediate 
 examination. 
 
 The Architectural Studio is open every day (Saturday excepted) 
 from 10 a.m. till 5 p.m. The studio instruction forms part 
 of the regular course, and Students are able to prepare the 
 Testimonies of Study and finished Drawings as required by the 
 R.I.B.A., the Royal Academy, and other public bodies. 
 
 There is a library of standard Architectural works, and a museum 
 of building materials and models. 
 
 Subjects are set by the Instructor from time to time, and help is 
 given in the practical designing and details of complete buildings. 
 
 Fees.—The fees are as follows:—For either of the regular 
 courses, £15 15s. per term; £42 per session, For each individual 
 course of lectures, £2 2s. per term; £5 5s. per session. For 
 the Studio, {10 Ios. per term: £26 6s. per session. Half-time, 
 £6 6s. per term; £15 15s. per session. 
 
 Prizes..—An examination will be held at the end of each course, 
 and certificates and prizes will be awarded. 
 
 The terms consist of about ten weeks each. Lectures are delivered 
 once a week in each course, as follows -—Architectural History, 
 Thursdays, 2 to 4 p.m.; Building Construction, first year, 
 Tuesdays, 10 to 11; second year, Tuesdays, 2 to 3; third year, 
 including Hygiene, Wednesdays 3 to 4; Specifications, Wednesdays, 
 4to5. For further details consult prospectus to be obtained of 
 the Secretary, at the College, or of Prof. Elsey Smith, 130 Temple 
 Chambers, Whitefriars, E.C. 
 
 The terms usually commence as follows :— 
 
 Michaelmas Term, the first week in October. 
 
 Lent Term, the first week in January. 
 
 Easter Term, the first week in May. 
 
 SYLLABUS OF THE EVENING CLASSES. 
 
 The course of evening instruction is intended to fit Students for 
 professional work as well as to assist them in the preparation for 
 various professional examinations. 
 
 Telegrams: 
 ‘BIVIDITORE, LONDON.” 
 
 ESTABLISHED 1883. 
 
 THE LONDON 
 
 The Evening Studio, open on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, 
 Thursdays and Fridays, from 6 to 9, is intended mainly for those 
 who are engaged ‘n offices throughout the day, and who desire to 
 supplement and extend the knowledge of the designing of buildings, 
 including details and working drawings. 
 
 Lectures on ARCHITECTURAL History are held on Wednes- 
 days from 7 to 8 p.m., and on BUILDING CONSTRUCTION on 
 Monday evening from 7 to 8 p.m. 
 
 CONSTRUCTIONAL DRAWING CLASSES are held each Friday 
 from 6.30 to 9 p.m. The Students are taught the preparation of 
 Working and Detail Drawings of the various subjects dealt with 
 by the Professor in his Lectures, also Building Construction Draw- 
 ing and details of all the several trades. 
 
 A Class for instruction in QUANTITIES is held every Monday 
 evening from 8 to 9. The Students will be instructed how to 
 prepare a complete set of measurements, square and abstract same, 
 and complete the Bills of quantities for a building, from an example, 
 in accordance with the London Practice. 
 
 The Worshipful Company of Carpenters provide Silver and 
 Bronze Medals, prizes in Books and Certificates, which are 
 awarded at the close of the session. The Alderman Faudel 
 Phillips medal is also given for Sanitary Building Construction. 
 
 Fees.—For Architectural History, £1 5s. per term; £2 2s. per 
 course of two terms. For the Evening Studio (three nights a 
 week), £1 5s. per term; 43 3s. per session. For Building Con- 
 struction, I Is. per term; 42 I2s. 6d. per session. For 
 Constructional Drawing, Ios. per term; £1 Is. per session. 
 For Quantities, 12s. 6d. per term ; £1 IIs. 6d. per session. 
 
 Students of limited means are (on application to the Worshipful 
 Company of Carpenters, London Wall) admitted at reduced fees, 
 and the Company grant each year Two Scholarships. 
 
 Students attending the various classes have the use of the 
 Library belonging to the Worshipful Company of Carpenters. 
 
 For Syllabus of all the classes apply to the Secretary, King’s 
 College, or Prof. R. Elsey Smith, 130 Temple Chambers, 
 Whitefriars, E.C: 
 
 University College, London, 
 
 ScHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE. 
 
 Session 1906-7. (From October, 1906 to June, 1907- ) 
 Professor—F¥. M. Simpson (7). 
 Assistant—Alan G. James. 
 
 Instructor in Measuring—E. G. Burr. 
 
 Instructor in Building Construction—A Buchanan. 
 Instructor in Design—R. P. Oglesby. 
 
 Systematic day courses of training for Architectural Students 
 have been started. The certificate course extends over three years 
 (or in the case of Students who have taken their degree, two years), 
 and should be taken by Students before they enter an Architect’s 
 office. The Donaldson Silver Medals are awarded to the two 
 most successful Students at the end of the course. The course 
 includes thorough grounding in Building Construction and Materials, 
 
 | Architectural Development in the past, drawing from Life and 
 
 Antique, &c. Students in_ their first year attend lectures on 
 three general subjects—a Language, Mathematics, Mechanics, 
 &c. A special course is provided by the Professor of Mechanical 
 Engineering on steel and iron construction and the testing of 
 materials. The Studio is open from 10 to 5 (Saturday, 10 to 1). 
 (For fees see College Syllabus.) 
 
 Evening Classes, elementary and advanced, are also held under 
 a grant from the Carpenters’ Company, on Quantity Surveying 
 and Measuring, on Tuesdays and Fridays, and on Building Con- 
 struction on Thursdays. 
 
 Telephone: 
 No. 1011i—-HOLBORN. 
 
 DRAWING AND TRACING OFFICE, 
 
 98 GRAY’S INN RD., HOLBORN, W.C. (Adjoining Holborn Town Hall). 
 eee SS RES PINON AE eR SADIE RL “SRS: 
 
 For the Prompt and Efficient Execution of all work usually required by the Profession, such as :— 
 
 WORKING or 
 COMPETITION 
 
 DRAWINGS 
 
 Worked out and finished up 
 from Architects Rough 
 Sketches. 
 
 In Pen and Ink, 
 Colour, 
 
 On Cloth or 
 
 or Monochrome. 
 
 OFFICE HOURS 
 9.0 to 60, SaTuIzDAY 9.0 to 10. 
 
 PERSPECTIVES | TRACINGS 
 
 Tracing Paper. 
 
 LITHO 
 PRINTING. 
 
 Estate Plans, 
 Quantities, 
 Specifications, 
 &c., &c. 
 
 PHOTO-COPIES MODELS 
 
 (or Sun Privts). 0 miNGSs 
 All kinds, including Ope ac 
 TRUE SCALE 
 
 : Illustrations sent 
 on any material. of work executed. 
 
 Manage, JOHN B. THORP, 4:chitect and Surveyor. 
 
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 — Abbott, E. H., 6 Warwick Court, Holborn, W.C. 
 
 4 Abraham, J. W., 80 Hanley Rd., Stroud Green, N. 
 
 — Abrams, B. P., 18 & 19 Ironmonger Lane, E.C. 
 
 a Absolom, C. C., 198 High Rd., Lee, S.E. 
 
 7 Adams, C. A., 66 Victoria St., S.W. 
 
 + Adams, H., 60 Queen Victoria St., B.C. 
 
 J Adams, H. P., 28 Woburn Plaee, W.C. 
 
 f Adams, M. B., Clement’s Ho., Clement’s Inn Passage, 
 
 Strand, W.C. 
 
 a Adams, P. H., 65 Leadenhall St., E.C. 
 
 Adkin, B. W., 14 Queen St., B.C. 
 Adkins, J. 8. (see Brooks, J., Son, & Adkins) 
 
 f Adshead, 8. D., 46 Great Russell St., W.C. 
 
 J Aickman, W. A., 34 Gresham St., E.C. 
 
 / Aitchison, G., 125, Trinity Ra., Upper Tooting, 8.W. 
 Alder & Turrill, 1 Arundel St., Strand, W.C. 
 Aldwinckle, T.W.(/) & Son (a), 20 Denman St., London 
 
 Bridge, 8.E. 
 
 a Allen, E. J. M., 24 Ladbroke Gardens, W. 
 
 + Allen, G. P., Dacre House, Arundel St., Strand, W.C. 
 Allen, T. (/) & Son (a), 3 Duke St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 Allen-Lodge, A. R., 4 Adelphi Terrace, Strand, W.C. 
 Allsop, R. O., 37 Norfolk St., Strand, W.C. 
 
 Almond, W. J., 10 Union Court, Old Broad 8t., E.C. 
 Alymer-Alymore, G. W., 42 Bloomsbury Square, W.C. 
 
 j Ambler, L., Temple Chmbrs., Temple Avenue, B.C. 
 Ancell, W. J., 3 Stuple Inn, Holborn, W.C. 
 Anderson, F., 18 Adam St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 
 f Anderson, J. M., 6 Stratton St., W. 
 
 Anderson, R., 39 Victoria St., S.W. 
 Angell, R., Garrick House, York Bldgs., Adelphi, W.C. 
 
 a Ansell, W. H., 18 Guildford St., Russell Sq., W.C. 
 
 « Archer, BE, P., 5 John St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 
 Archer, O. (Salvation Army),101 Queen Victoria St.,E.C. 
 a Arding, Bond & Buzzard, 22 Surrey St., Strand, W.C. 
 + Arding, 8. C., 75 Kingsmead Rd., Tulse Hill, 8.W. 
 Ardron (/) & Dawson (a), 6 Old Queen St.,. S.W. 
 Armitage, G. F., 18 Clifford St., Bond St., W. 
 Armitage, J., 15 Queen’s Square, Bloomsbury, W.C, 
 7 Armstrong, R., 18 Westbourne Park Villas, W. 
 a Arpin, J. E.,3 Duke St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 Ashbee, C. R., 37 Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, 8.W. 
 Ashburner, N. L., 12 Jubilee Place, King’s Rd., 
 Chelsea, S.W. 
 monk H. V., & Newman, F. W., 10 Gray's Inn §q., 
 
 Astley, H., 12, Hertslet Rd., Holloway, N. 
 Astley, R., 9 Gracechurch St., E.C. 
 J Atkinson, R. F., 8 Sackville St., W. 
 Attlee, T. S., 32 Craven St.. Strand, W.C. 
 a Austin, R. C., 10 Scarsdale Villas, W. 
 f Ayling, R. 8., 23 Old Queen St., Westminster, 8.W. 
 Bacon, F. P., 4 Copthall Chambers, E.C. 
 a Bacon R. F., 16 John St., Bedford Row, W.C. 
 
 Badger, C.J., 45 Blackheath Rd., Greenwich, 8.E. 
 J Badock, J. B., 7 Staple Inn, W.C. 
 / Baggallay, F. T., 3 Bloomsbury St., W.C. 
 Bailey (7) & Wood (a), 274, Sackville St., W. 
 Bailey, H. G., Bank Chmbrs., Tower Bridge App., S.E. 
 Baines, G. (/) & Son, 5 Clement’s Inn, Strand, W.C. 
 Baker, T. H., 21 Liverpool St., E.C. 
 + Baker, C. G., 5 Bloomsbury Square, W.C. 
 Baldwin, W. W., 35 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, W.C. 
 Balfour, E.J. A. (/), and Turner, T., 10 Buckingham 
 St., Strand, W.C. . 
 / Balfour, R. §., 288 Albermarle St., W. 
 Ball, A. K. & Son, 6 King’s Bench Walk, Temple, B.C. 
 Ball, C. W., 28 Buckingham St., Strand, W.C. 
 a Ball, J. H., 2 Clement’s Inn, Strand, W.C. 
 Ballantine, T., 86 York St., Westminster, 8.W. 
 Balls, J. B., 1994 Grange Rd., Bermondsey, 8.E. 
 a Banfield, E. W., 11 Queen Victoria St., B.C. 
 a Banister, F., The Outer Temple, W.C. 
 Banks, G. F., 16 John St,, Bedford Row. W.C. 
 Banks, W. C., & Son, 5 Adelaide Pl., London Bdg., E.C. 
 + Banks-Martin, R., 121 Plashet Grove, East Ham, HE. 
 + Bare, R. G., 7 John St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 Barker, A. R. (a) & Son (a), 11 Buckingham St., 
 Strand, W.C. 
 Bee L., & Son,11 Bloomsbury Mansions, Hart St., 
 
 a Barlow, W. T., 4 Queen St. Place, E.C. 
 
 | Barrett (+) & Driver, 23 York Place, Baker St., W. 
 
 | Barrett, F.,4&5 Mason’s Ay., Basinghall St., B.C. 
 
 | a Barrow, E. R., Amberley Ho., Norfolk St.,Strand,W.C. 
 
 Barry, cay & Son, Parliament Mansions, Victoria 
 
 Bartleet, W.G. & Son (/) 8 Great Winchester St., E.C. 
 
 / Bartlett, A., 11 Adam St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 
 + Bartlett & Ross,8 Breams Bldgs.,Chancery Lane, W.C. 
 Bartlett & Theobald, 10 Duke 8t., Adelphi, W.C. 
 
 | + Bassett-Smith, W., 10 John St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 Batchelor (/) & Hicks (/), 1 Verulam Bldgs, Gray’s 
 
 Inn, W.C. 
 
 / Bateman & Bateman, 28 Victoria St., 8. W. 
 
 @ Bates, E., 24 Finsbury Square, B.C. 
 
 a Bateson, J. W., 8 Belsize Ter., Fitzjohn’s Av., N.W. 
 
 a Batley, C., 115 Gower St., W.C. 
 Battam & Co., 17 Hart St., Bloomsbury, W.C. 
 Batting, W., 7 John St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 
 a Battley, H.A., Engineers Office, L.B. &S.C.Ry.,London 
 
 Bridge, S.E. 
 
 a Beaumont, C. W., Outer Temple, 222, Strand, W.C. 
 
 + Beaumont, KH. C., 78 Fleet St., B.C. 
 Beazley (f) & Burrows (a), 17 Victoria St., S.W. 
 
 a Belcher, A. H., 8 & 9 Martin’s Lane, Cannon St., E.C. 
 
 J Belcher, J., 20 Hanover Square, W. 
 Belcher, W. D., 28 Martin’s Lane, Cannon St., E.C. 
 
 | a Blackbourn, H., 6 Queen Anne’s Gate, S.W. 4— 
 
 a Belfrage, J. H., 9 Trafalgar Square, Chelsea, 8.W. 
 Beli, Withers, & Meredith (a), 50 Cannon St., E.C, 
 7 Bell, E. I., 19 Queen Anne’s Gate, S.W 
 Bell, J. F., 25 John St., Bedford Row, W.C.® % 
 Bembridge, A. N., 26 Essendine Rd., Paddington, W- 
 Benison & Bargman., 16 Essex St., Strand. W.C., 
 @ Bennett, BH. J., 10 Gray’s Inn Square, W.C. 
 Bennett, R.. 72 Cheapside, E.C. 
 Bentley, C. J., 181 Queen Victoria St., E.C. 
 Bentley, J. F., & Son, 13 John St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 Benton, G.S., 28 Victoria St., S.W. 
 a Besant, R.S8., 44 Darenth Rd., Stamford Hill, N.? 
 Best, G. F., 39 Shandon Rd., Peckham, S.E. 
 
 Betenson, F. R., 18 Gt. James St., Bedford Row, W.C. 
 Bethell, F., 3 Broad St. Bldgs., E.C. jes G. ie 
 J Bevan, W., 90 Parliament Chmbrs.,Gt. Smith St., 8. W. 
 Bicubh Pinkeye C. H., 6 Staple Inn, Holborn, 
 
 C. 
 
 Bignold, H., 242 Lavender Hill, 8. W. 
 
 Billing, A., Son (a) & Rowley, 92 Tooley St., S.E. 
 
 Bingham & Broughton, 1 Crofton Terrace, Brockley 
 Rd., S.E. a a 
 
 Bird & Walters,64 Seymour Place,Bryanston Sq.,W. 
 
 Bishop (a) & Etherington Smith, 80 Duke St., 
 Piccadilly, W. 
 
 Bissell, J. J., 12 Buckingham St., Strand, W.C. 
 
 + Blackbourn, C. E., 355 High Rd., Sth. Tottenham, N. 
 4f 
 Blangy & Van Baars, 19 Old Sq., Lincoln’s Inn, W.C. 
 Blomfield, Sir A. (7), & Sons, 6 Montague Place, W. 
 J Blomfield, A. C., Archts. Office, Bank of England, B.C. 
 
 J Blomfield, C. J., 6 Montague Place, W. 
 / Blomfield, R. T., 1 New Court, Temple, E.C. 
 Blow, D. (/) & Billerey, F., 9 King’s Bench Walk, 
 Temple, E.C. 
 f Bodley, G. F. 7 Gray’s Inn Sq., W.C. 
 Boehmer & Gibbs (a), 11 Spring Gardens, 8.W. 
 a Bolton, A. J,, 55 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, W.C. 
 | a Bolton, A. T., 28 Victoria St., S.W. 
 | + Bond, A., Bush Lane House, Cannon St., E.C. 
 | a Bond, A. G., 115 Gower St., W.C. 
 Boney, W. H., 22 Southampton Bldgs., Chancery 
 Lane, W.C. 
 a Bonner, H. T.,13 & 14 King St., E.C. 
 Booth, R. G., 31 York Place, Portland Square, W. 
 Boreham, F., & Son, 75 Finsbury Pavement, E.C. * 
 a Borrowman, J.junr., 10 Serjeant’s Inn, Fleet 8t.,,E.C. 
 | a Bosher, V. E., 17, Pall Mall Fast, S.W. i) 
 Bouchier (f), Burmester (f), & Galsworthy, 13 
 Queen Anne’s Gate, 8.W. 
 Boughton & Son, Thurlow Park Rd., W. Dulwich, S.E- 
 Boulting, F, E., 182 Oxford St., W. 
 Boulting, P. A., 29 John St., Bedford Row, W.C. 
 
 Bourne, J. C., 62 & 63 Basinghall St., E.C. 
 
336 . 
 
 ARCHITECTS. 
 
 Bowie, R.8., 27 Copthall Avenue, E.C. 
 Bowles, F., 14 Gt. St. Thomas Apostle, E.C. 
 Bowyer, A. T. A., 6 & 7 King William St., H.C, 
 Boyland, A. A., 58 Knighton Park Kd.,Sydenham,S. E. 
 Boys, J. C., 52 Queen Victoria St., E.C. 
 f Brace, H. G., 66 Wvod Vale, Lordship Lane, S.B. 
 Bradbear, W., Canonbury Station, N. 
 bradford, W., & Sons, 12 Regent st., 8.W- 
 Bradley, C. C., 10 John St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 Bramham, W., 300 Mare St., Hackney, N.E., and 86 
 Bow Rd., E. 
 + Branch, H., 25 Cheapside, H.C. 
 Breeds, A. O., 62 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, W.C. 
 Brereton, F. S.(/), & Son, 292 High Holborn, W.C. 
 Bressey, J. T. (/), & Son, 70 and 71 Bishopsgate St. 
 Within, E.C. 
 /*Brewer, F.J., 22 Buckingham St., Strand, W.C. 
 Briggs, A. F., 9 Queen Victoria St., B.C. 
 + Briggs, G. H., 26 Churchfield Mans., Hurlingham,S.W. 
 f Briggs, J. P., 1 Arundel St., Strand, W.C. 
 7 Briggs, R. A., 12 Norfolk St., Strand, W.C. 
 a Brocklesby (a), Marchment & East, 116 Jermyn St., W. 
 Brooker, A. E., 13 Railway App., London bridge, S.I. 
 Brooks, J., Son, & Adkins, 35, Wellington St., 
 Strand, W.C. 
 Brooks, C. W., 63 Finsbury Pavement, E.C. 
 Brophy, A. F., 47 Rathbone Place, W. 
 Browett & Taylor, 9 Warwick Ct., High Holborn, W.C. 
 Brown, A. H, & J. H.. 10 Gowan av., Fulham, S.W. 
 Brown & Barrow, 12 Norfolk St., Strand, W.C. 
 ero T ate) & Humphreys, 332 High Rd., Kilburn, 
 
 Q 
 
 Brown, B., & Co., Billiter Square Buildings, E.C. 
 Brown, D., 4 Southampton Row, W.C. 
 Brown, E. C., 5 John St., Bedford Row, W.C. 
 Brown, J. 8., 1 Kings’s Avenue, Muswell Hill, N. 
 Brown, J. T., 42 Pursers Cross Rd., Fulham, 8.W. 
 Brown, BR. F., 5, Falcon $q , Aldersgate St., E.C. 
 Brown, W. E. & F. (a), 71 & 72 Broad St. Av., H.C. 
 Browne, F., 30 Watling St., E.C. 
 Brutton, W. M., 42 Ludgate Hill, E.C. 
 Buckle, E., 179 Oakwood Court, Melbury Rd., W. 
 a Buckle, J. G., 19 York Buildings, Adelphi, W.C. 
 Bucknall & Comper, 35 Old Queen St., S.W. 
 Bull, J. & A. B., 35 Craven St., Strand, W.C. 
 a Bullock, A. E., 43 Chancery Lane, W.C. 
 Bullock, BE. H., 3 Raymond Buildings, Gray’s Inn, W.C. 
 Bulman, H., 67-69 Chancery Lane, W.C. 
 Bunney, M., 28 Queen Aine’s Gate, S.W. 
 Burch, B. R.,1 Gresham Buildings, k.C, 
 Burden (f) & Milnes, 333 Oxfoid St., W. 
 Burdwood, 8. H., 31 York Place, Portman Square, W. 
 Burgess, E., 6 South Square, Gray’s Inn, W.C. 
 Burgess, H., 62 Moorgate St., E.C. 
 Burgh & Forge, Gresham Bldgs.. Basinghall St., IAD 
 Burnell- Burnell, A., 1 Arundel St., S'rand, W.C. 
 Burnett, D., & Co., 15 Nicholas Lane, H.C. 
 Burns, J., 180 Hammersmith Rd., W. 
 Ff Burr, A., 85 Gower St., W.C. 
 + Burr, W. A., 65 & 66 Chancery Lane, W.C. 
 Burrell, W., 11 King William St., E.C. 
 f Burrows, W. J., 704 Basinghall St., B.C. 
 a Burt, W. H., 14 Southampton St., Strand, W.C. 
 a Burton, C., 65-66 Chancery Lane, W.C. 
 Burton, H. R., 9 Walbrook, E.C. 
 Burton, H. W., 5 Bloomsbury Square, W.C. 
 + Bushell, H., 33 New Bridge St., H.C. 
 a Butler, A. M., 16 Finsbury Circus, E.C. 
 + Butler, C. McA., Staple Inn Bldgs., Holborn, W.C. 
 Butt, D., 31 St. Stephen’s Avenue, Kensington, W. 
 a Buxton, W.J., 11 St. Helen’s Pl., Bishopsgate St., B.C. 
 a Cable, J. M., 56 Ludgate Hill. E.C. 
 Calcott, C. W., 58 Theobald’s Rd., W.C. 
 a Callon, C. A., 141 Fenchurch St., B.C. 
 + Cannell, E., 51 Boro’ High St., S.E. 
 a Capell, B. J., 35 & 36 Broad St. Avenue, E.C. 
 Capell, H. J., 20 Lynette Av., Clapham Common, S.W. 
 Carée (/) & Passmore, 3 Gt. College St., Westminster 
 Carpenter & Ingelow (/), 4 Regent St., W. 
 a Carritt, E.. 57 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, W.C. 
 Carter, G., 513 Holloway Rd., N. 
 Carter, T. B., 5 Staple Inn, Holborn. W.C. 
 Cartwright, C. H.,22 Southampton Bldgs., Chancery 
 Lane, W.C. 
 
 Carvill,@. B.,Trfigr. Bldgs.,Northumberland Avenue, 
 W.C. 
 
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 f Cash, J., 22 Surrey St., Strand, W.C. 
 
 a Castello, M. N., 35 Norfolk St., Strand, W.C. 
 Castings, A., 1 Tothill St., Westminster, S.W. 
 Castle, 8. E., 22, Louvaine Rd.. 8.W. 
 Catling, F., 4 & 5 Warwick Court, Holborn, W.c. 
 Caulfield, 8. B., 17, Bedfurd Row, W.C. 
 
 Sf Cave, W., 8 Old Burlington St., W. 
 
 + Chadwick, J., 53 Victoria St., 8.W. 
 Chalcraft, H. T., 48 Bishopsgate St. Without, E.C. 
 Chambers, F. (f), and Son. 114 College Hill, E.C. 
 Chambers, Giet & Ford, 12 Trinity Sq., Tower Hill, E.C. 
 Chambers, W. I., 7 John St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 Champneys, A. L., 19 Buckingham St., Strand, W.C. 
 Champneys, B., 19 Buckingham St., Strand, W.C. 
 Chancellor, F. (/), & Son (+), 20 Finsbury Circus, E.C. 
 Chapman & Shepherd, 130 Inverness Terrace, W 
 Chapman, C. A., 200 Wellmeadow Rd., Catford, 8.E. 
 Chasemore, A. B., 153 High St., Putney, 8.W. 
 Chatterton (a) & Crouch (a), 82. Victoria St., 8.W. 
 Cheston ( / ) and Perkin (7), 5 Union Court, Old Broad 
 
 8t., E.C. 
 + Chidgey, H. T. A., Charing Cross Chambers, W.C. 
 a Childs, W. J., 52 Cannon St., E.C 
 
 7 Chisholm, R. F., 10 John St.. Adelphi, W.C. 
 Christiansen, A. G., 34 Farringdon Rd.. E.C. 
 
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 "Christy, A. E., 12 Great St. Helen’s, B.C. 
 
 f Chubb, J. B., Foundling Hospital, W.C. 
 
 Church, W. D., & Son, 12 Suuth Place, Finsbury, E.C. 
 Chuter, G., 3 Howard »f., Strand, W.0. 
 Clare (+) and Ross, 1 West St., Finsbury Circus, E.C. 
 
 a Clark, UC. J., 25 High St., St. Giles, W.C. 
 
 Clark, H. F., 30 John St., Redford Row, W.C. 
 
 Clarke (Max) (/) & Garbutt (/), 4 Queen Square, 
 Bloomsbury, W.C. 
 
 Clarke, 8.,1 Victoria St., S.W. 
 
 Clarke, T. C., (/), & Son,63 Bishopsgate St. Within, E.C, 
 
 Clarkson, J. (/), & W., 28 Great urmond St., W.C. 
 
 / Clarkson, S. F., 17a Vicarage Gate, Kensington, W. 
 Clarkson, T. P., 7 South Sq., Gray’s Inn, W.C. 
 
 Clay, F., Board of Education, Whitehall, 8.W. 
 
 a Cleveland, C. B., 5 John St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 
 a Cleaver, A. W., 54-55 London Wall, E.C. 
 
 Clifton (/), Son and Hope, 7 East India Avenue, E.C. 
 Cobbett, G. B., 7 St. James St., Bedfurd Row, W.C. 
 Cockerell, A. E., 107 Hammersmith Rd., W. 
 
 a Coggin, C. 'T., 69 Kennington Oval, 8.E. 
 
 Cogswell, W. G., 28 [hevobald’s Rd., W.C. 
 
 Coldwell, E. W.,9 Southampton St., Bloom: bury, W.C. 
 
 Cole, A., 34 Thurlestone Rd., West Norwood, 8.E. 
 
 Cole, J. K., and Wood, K. (a), 17 Hart St., Blooms- 
 bury, W.C. 
 
 fF Cole, K. L., 23 Throgmorton St., B.C. 
 
 Coleman & Holmes, Archway Rd., Highgate Stn., N. 
 Coleridge, J. D., 10 Davies St., Berkeley Square, W. 
 
 a Collard, A. O., 8 Buckingham St., Strand, W.C. 
 Colleutt (/) & Hamp (7), 36 Bloomsbury Sq., W.C. 
 
 fF Collier, R. W., 37 Liucoin’s Inn Fields, W.C. 
 
 + Collins, C. D., L.B. & 8.C.R., London Bridge, S.E. 
 
 a Collins, H. A., 6 Delahay St., S.W. 
 
 f Collins, M. K., 61 Old Broad st , B.C. 
 
 a Collins, L. E., 31 Great St. Helen’s, E.C. 
 
 f Collinson, G. F., 81 Hallam St., Portland Place, W. 
 Colman, E., & Son, 25 Bedford Row, W.C. 
 
 Colson (/), Farrow (/), and Nisbett (a), 29 New Bridge 
 Street, K.C. 
 
 Colthur-t, G. B., 77 Talgarth Mans., Kensington, W. 
 
 Colville, H. L., 4 Queen St. Place, E.C. 
 
 Commin, F.J., Sou & Bulley, 1 Victoria St., 8.W. 
 
 Comyn, ©. H. F., 8 Raymond Bidgs., Gray’s Inn, W.C. 
 
 Ff Conder, A., 9 Bridge St., Westminster, S.W. 
 
 + Condy, P., 9 Newcomen St., S.E. 
 
 a Cooke, W. G.. 35 Walbrook, E C. 
 
 a Cooksey, A. W., 6 Adam St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 
 a Coombs, W. A., 31 Charing Cross, b.w. 
 
 Cooper, C. J. H., 1 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, W.C. 
 Cooper, G. W., 58 Theobald’s Rd., W.C., 
 Cooper, J. S., 14 Serjeants’ Inn, Fleet St., B.C. 
 
 SF Cooper, T. B., 11 Gray’s Inn §q., W.C. 
 
 a Coram, J. H., 60 Chancery Lane, W.C. 
 Corbett & Newson, 17 Gracechurch St., E.C. 
 
 a Cotton, P. P., Grosvenor Mans., Victoria St., S.W. 
 
 + Coulson, G. M., 142 Stoke Newington Rd., N. 
 Couchman, H. 8., 522 High Rd., ‘Tottenham, N. 
 Couves, L. J., 13 Basinghall St., E.C. 
 
 Coward (a) & Kennedy, 25 Bedford Row, W.C. 
 Cowell & Shaw, 69 Moorgate St., E.C. 
 
 Cowlishaw, W.H., 6 Gt. James St., Bedford Row, W.C. 
 Cox, A., 37 Baker St., W. 
 
 JF Cox, A., 4 Adam St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 
 a Cox, R. L., 9 Gt. James’ St., Bedford Row, W.C. 
 Coxon, R., 14 Clifford’s Inn, Fleet Ste H.©: 
 
 Coyle, A. H., 10 John St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 
 a Grace, L. P,, 26 Manchester St., Manchester Sq., W. 
 
 a Cranfield, 8. W., 58 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, W.C. 
 Crawford-Hick, A., 5 John St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 
 JF Creed, R., 11 Finsbury Circus, E.C, 
 
 Cresswell, H., 301 Green Lanes, N. 
 
 Ff Cresswell, H. O., 17 Buckingham St., Strand, W.C. 
 
 Cresswell, W. T., 11 Victoria St.,S.W. 
 
 Crewe, B., 9 Savoy Mansions, Strand, W.C. 
 
 Crickmay & Heath (a), 9 Mitre Court Chambers, 
 Temple, H.C. 
 
 Crickmay, G. R. (7), & Sons (/), 13 Victoria St., 8.W. 
 
 Crimp, A. G., 7 Gray’s Inn Sq., W.Cc 
 
 Cronk, E. E., 12 Pall Mall, S.W. 
 
 a Crook, W. E. F., 64 Thornfield Rd., Uxbridge Rd., W. 
 
 + Crosby, J. P., 110 St. Martin’s Lane, W.C. 
 
 + Crosier, C., 6 Chestnut Rd., West Norwood, §.E. 
 
 JF Cross, A. W.S., 46 New Bond St., W. 
 
 Crosse, B., & Co., 11 Bermondsey Square, 8.E. 
 
 a Crossland, R. E., 29 Ludgate Hill. E.C. : 
 Crothall, H. G., Middlesex Guildhall, Westminster. 
 
 a Crouch, H. A., 12 Gray’s Inn Square, Ww.c. 
 
 f Crow, A., 18 Great Prescot St., E. 
 
 + Cruwys, R., 51 Upper Tulse Hill, S.W. 
 
 Cubitt (/) & Manchip, 2 Broad Street Bldgs., E.C. 
 
 + Culverhouse, P. E., G.W. Ry., Paddington Station, W. 
 Cummings, S., 42 Cranley Gardens, S.W. 
 Cunnington,T. C., 16 Broomwood Gdns.,Clapham, 8. W. 
 Currey, P. (7), & H. W., 37 Norfolk 8t., Strand, W.C. 
 
 a Curtis,S. C.,334 Birkbeck Bank Chmbrs.,Holborn, W.C. 
 
 a Curtis, W. T., ‘ Harbledown,” South Croxted Rd., 
 
 West Dulwich. 8.E. 
 
 a Curwen, R.,:112 Hamilton House, Bishopsgate, E.C. 
 
 + Curzon, H., 6 Lifford St., Putney, S.W. 
 
 JF Cutler, T. W., 5 Queen Sq., Bloomsbury, W.C. 
 
 Cutts, J. BE. K.(/), and J. P. (a), 14 Southampton St., 
 Strand, W.C. : 
 a Cuxson, G. A. P., 5 DukeSt., Adelphi, W.C. 
 Dakers, W. 8., 13 Queen Anne’s Gate, S.W. 
 Dale, D. R. (f), and Gadsdon, 8 Union Court, Old 
 Broad St., E.C. 
 Dalton, F. W., 50 Hitherfield Rd., Streatham, 8.W. 
 
 a Dannatt, P. B., 92 London St., Greenwich, 8.E. 
 Davidson & Phillipson, 148 Aldersgate St., E.C. 
 Davidson, J., 45 Great Russell 8t., W.C. 
 
 Davidson, W. R., 8 New Square, Lincoln’s Inn, W.C. 
 Davis, H. D. & Emanuel, 2 Kinsbury Circus, H.C. 
 a Davis, J. S., Lambe Bldgs., Temple, E.C. 
 Davis, O. W., 41 Pennard Rd., Shepherd’s Bush, W. 
 Davis, W. E., 13 John St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 a Davison, T., 28 Great Ormond St., W.C. 
 SF Dawber, KE. G., 22 Buckingham St., Strand, W.C. 
 Dawkins, A., 420 Fulham Palace Rd., 8.W. 
 Ff Dawson, H., & Son, 6 Finsbury Circus, E.C. 
 Deakin & Cumeron, 16 & 17 Devonshire Sq., Bishops= 
 gate St, Without, H.C. 
 Dennington, J. W., 17 St. Swithin’s Lane, E.C. 
 Denton, Son & North, 9 Bridge St., Westminster, 8.W. 
 Deyerall-Saul, G. P., 112 Beauford St , Chelsea, S.W. 
 4 Devlin, W. J., 12 Buckingham st., Strand, W.C. 
 Dewes, W., 4 Bloomsbury Place, W.C. 
 + Dick, R. W. C., 18 Coleman st., EC. 
 Dickinson, R., 5 John St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 JF Dicksee, B. J., 67 New Kent Rd., 8.B. 
 Dinwiddy, T. (7), & Sons (), 54 Parliament St., 8.W. 
 Dixon, A., care of Whitbread and Co., Ltd., The 
 Brewery, Chiswell St., E.C. 
 a Dixon, Hi. J., 23 Idmiston Rd., Stratford, E. 
 a Dixon-Spain, J. E., 19 Hanover Sq., W. 
 f Doll, C. #.,5 Southampton St., Bloomsbury, W.C. 
 a Dollar, P., Clock House, Arundel St., Strand, W.C. 
 Dolley & Altman,70 & 71 Bishopsgate St. Within, E.C. 
 / Donkin, J., 49 Queen Victoria Street, E.C. 
 a Dottridge, S. 8., 101 Leadenhall St., H.C. 
 a Douglass, H. A., 18 Tuflow St. Westmiaster,S.W. 
 Downes, J. J., 199 Lewisham High Rd.,S.B. 
 of Dow eine, H. P. B., 12 Little College St., Westminster, 
 Dowton, W. Iu., 44 Theobald’s Rd., W.C. 
 D’Oyley, K. H., 10 New 8q., Lincoln’s Inn, W.C. 
 Drew, H. P., 33 King St., Covent Garden, W.C. 
 Drinkwater, G. C., 9 & 10 Queen Anne’s Chmbrs., 
 Tothill St., S.W. 
 + Druery, H., 26 Gt. James St., Bedford Row, w.c. 
 a Drummond, B., 16 Clifford’s Inn, E.C. 
 f Drury, E. D., 25 Queen Anne’s Gate, 8.W. 
 f Duttield, W. H., 5 Budge Kow, E.C. 
 Dunch., C., 27 Clement’s Lane, B.C. 
 + Dunford, J. W., 100c Queen Victoria St., EC. 
 Dunk, W. (a), & Bousefield, Billiter Sa. Bldgs., E.C. 
 Dunkerley, V., 8 Fredezick’s Place, Ola Jewry, E.C. 
 f/ Dunn, J., 1 John St., St. James’s Square, 8.W. 
 Dunn, W. (/), & Watson, R. (/), 35 Lincoin’s Inn 
 Fields, W.C. 
 J Dunn, W.N.,1 and 2 Bucklersbury, E.C. 
 a Dunstall, H. H., 9 John St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 Durrans (7) & Groves, 25 York Place. Baker St., W. 
 Durst, A. 3 Raymond Bldgs., Gray’s Inn, W.C. 
 Duval, M. de H., 11 New Cvurt. Lincoln’s Inn, w.Cc. 
 Dyball, H., 35 Bucklersbury, E.C. 
 Dyer, F. C., 794 Gracechurch St., E.C. 
 Eastman Bros., 31 Walbrook, E.C. 
 a Eastwood, J. H., 42 Cheniston Gduns., Kensington, W. 
 a Eaton, W., Municipal Bldgs., |.avender Hill, S.W. 
 / Kbbetts, W. J., Savoy House, 115 Strand, W.C. 
 Edmeston & Gabriel (a), 42 Old Broad St., B.C. 
 f + Edwards, G., 52 Cannon Street, E.C. 
 7 Edwards, R. C., 37 Nosfolk Street, Strand, W.C. 
 Fedle, F. J. (+), and Meyers, 8. H. (t+), 8 Railway 
 Approach, London Bridge, S.E. 
 Eldridge (Douglas) & Co., Bassishaw House, Basinghall 
 St., E.C. 
 a Elgood, F. M., 98 Wimpole St., Cavendish ‘Sdeaave : 
 Elkiogton, G. (/) & Son (a), 7 Laurence Pountney Hill, 
 E.C 
 
 Eliff, F., 4 Lancaster Place, Strand, W.C. 
 a Ellis, H. B., 18 Fenchurch St., E.C. 
 Ellis, H. O., 46 Fenchurch St., B.C. 
 Ellis, T. M., 28 Essex St., Strand, W.C. 
 Elms (a) & Jupp, 25 Sackville St., W. 
 Llphick, G. H., Broad Street House, E.C. 
 Elwell, G. W., 17 John St., Bedford Row, W.C. 
 Elwood, G. M., 53 Mortimer St., W. 
 Emden (+), Egan & Co, 2. Lancaster Pl., Strand, W.C- 
 f Emerson, Sir W., 76 Victoria St., S.W. 
 Emes, J., 159 Ebury 8t.,S.W. 
 England, A. J., 181 Queen Victoria St., E.C. 
 English,C. W.,StapleInn Bldgs. ,335 High Holborn, W.C. 
 Epps, W. M., 43 Selby Rd., Anerley, 8 E. 
 Essex (/) & Goodman, (+) 25 Bedford Rd., W.C. 
 Evans, E. C. W., 10 Basinghall St., E.C. 
 Evans, E, H., 82 Craven 8t., Strand, W.C. 
 Evans, T. J., 61 Munster Rd_, Fulham, S.W. 
 Eve, W., & Son, 10 Union Court, Old Broad St., E.C. 
 Evill, N., 10 Davies St., Berkeley Square, W. 
 
 Fair, & Myer, (a), 89 Furnival St., E.C. 
 Faraday & Rodgers, 77 Chancery Lane, W.C. 
 Fare, A. C., & Cannon, F., 12 Millman St., Bedford 
 Row, W.C. : i 
 Farquharson, H., 41 Montpelier Sq.,Knightsbridge, W. 
 Farrar, B.,14 Victoria St., 8. W. 
 Farrer, J. 2 Coleman St., B.C. 
 Farthing, W. T., & Son, 46 Strand, W.C. 
 Fasnacht (f/f +) & Beale, 17 Old Queen St., West- 
 minster, 8.W. 
 Faulkner, A. F., 2 Sloane Gardens, 8.W. 
 f Favarger, H., 2 Balfour Place, Park Lane, W. 
 Fedden, H. L., 45 Great Russell St., W.C. 
 Ff Fenning, A. RB. G., 46 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, W.C. 
 Ferrier, ©. W., 11 Waterloo Place, S.W. 
 Ferryman, T. W., 33 Chancery Lane, Ww.Cc. 
 a Fetch, E. E., 20 John St., Adelphi, W. ~ 
 + Fewster, A. E. 7 Carlton Rd., Stroud Green, N. 
 a Field, A. W., The Outer Temple, 222 Strand, W.C. 
 Field Horace (7) & Simmons, 1 Langham Chmbrs., 
 Langham Place, W. 
 
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 ARCHITECES: 
 
 pa ey, A. P.,199 Piccadilly, W. and 43 London Wall, 
 
 Fielding, W., 3 Victoria St., S.W. 
 
 fF Figgis, T. P., 28 Martin’s Lane, Cannon 8t., B.C. 
 
 + Finch, A. R., 41 Ladbroke Grove, W. 
 
 Ff Finch, H. W., 2 New Square, Lincoln’s Inn, W.C. 
 Finch, qe 138 Mercer’s Rd., Upper Holloway, N. 
 Finch, W.A., 76 Finsbury Pavement, B.C. 
 Findlay (+) & Roques (+), 10 Basinghall St., E.C. 
 Fish, J., 75 Gloucester St., Pimlico, 8.W. 
 
 Fisher, E., 10 York Bldgs., Adelphi, W.C. 
 Fisher, F. J., 14 Queen St., Cheapside, B.C. 
 Fitt, R., 35 Farlow Rd., Putney, S.W. | 
 
 a Flack, C. H., 3 Gt. James St., Bedford Row, W.C. | 
 
 a Fleming, J. R.,112 Barcombe Av., Streatham Hill,S.W. 
 
 a Fleming, O., 17 Pall MallEast, S.W. 
 
 Ce Banister, (f) & Sons (f’s), 29 New Bridge St., | 
 
 f Fletcher, B. F., 29 New Bridge St,, B.C. 
 
 F Fletcher, H. P., 29 New Bridge St., E.C. 
 
 Fletcher, H. M., 10 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, W.C. 
 Fletcher, W. H., 50 Alexandra Rd., N.W. 
 Flew, J. P., junr., 199 North End Rd., W. | 
 
 f Flint, E., 80 Coleman St., E.C. 
 
 f Flockhart, W., 180 New Bond St., W. 
 
 Flowers, H. H., 34 Eastbourne Terrace, Hyde Park, W. 
 Follett, J. J., (see Pooley & Follett) 
 
 Forbes & Tate, 88 Great James St., W.C. 
 
 Ford, H. W.. Dist. Ry., St. James’ Park Station, S.W. 
 
 @ Ford, L.R., Bank Chmbs., High St.,Wandsworth, S.W. 
 Ford. Son & Burrows (f). 70a Basinghall St., B.C. | 
 
 « Ford, S., 3 South Sq., Gray’s Inn, W.C. 
 
 Forge, F. L., 28 Martin’s Lane, Cannon S$t., B.C. 
 Forman, A. A., 7 Oldbury Place, Nottingham St., W. | 
 
 Ff Ferrester, A. C., 35 Old Queen St., Westminster, S.W. 
 Forsyth(/) & Maule(/), 16 Great MarlboroughSt., W. | 
 
 @ Foster, F., 8 Duke St., Adelphi, W.C 
 Foster, F., 47 Victoria St., S.W. 
 
 Foster, F. W., 41 Bedford Row, W.C. 
 
 @ Fowler, F. H., 508-509 Birkbeck Bank Chmbrs., W.C. 
 Fowler, 8. (a), & Hugman,F., 9 Adam St.,Adelphi, W.C. 
 
 @ Fox, F.,99 Gresham St., B.C 
 
 a Fox, G., 18 Mecklenburgh Sq., W.C. 
 
 = Fox, G. H., 9 John St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 
 | Foxley, A., 5 Victoria St., 8.W. 
 
 atFrampton, A., 62 & 63 Basinghall St., E.C. 
 
 Francis, F. & H., 84 Old Broad St., B.C. 
 Francis, L. A., 8 John St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 
 a Franck, J. E., 11 Pancras Lane, Queen St., E.C. 
 
 + Freeland, J. J.,19a High St., Clapham, 8.W. 
 
 + eta ° 72 Finsbury Pavement, E.C. 
 
 ‘rend, ouchin (+) & Co., Bloomsbury Mansions, 
 
 8 Hart St,, W.C. Z are 
 
 a Frere, E. C., 298 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, W.C. 
 
 Frost, G. W., 125 Rathcoole Gardens, Hornsey, N. 
 Fry, J. H., 64 Craven Park, N.W. 
 
 Fry, R. C., 12 Clifford’s Inn, Fleet St., E.C. 
 
 Fulford, R. S., 16 Parkhurst Rd., Holloway, N. 
 Fullerton, J. H., 24 Fopstone Rd., Kensington, S.W. 
 Fullerton, W., Falcon Court, 32 Fleet St., E.C. 
 
 a Fulton, J. B., 14 Bedford Row, W.C. 
 
 Galbraith, A. W., 1 Mitre Court, Temple, E.C. 
 
 f Gale, A.J.,4 poe Inn, Fleet St., E.C. 
 
 Gale, Durlacher & Emmett, 33 New Bridge 8t., E.C. 
 
 f Gale, Gotch (f), & Leighton (f), 225 Long Lane 
 
 Bermondsey, S.E. 
 Galloway, R. A., 64 Berners St., W. 
 
 a Gammell, K., 9 Mitre Court Chambers, Temple, H.C. 
 
 / Garbutt, M., Bishop’s Road Station, Paddington, W. 
 Gargery, W. T., 29 Barry Rd., East Dulwich, S.H. 
 Garrood, T. M., 337 & 338 Birkbeck Bank Chmbrs., 
 
 Holborn, W.C. 
 Gelder & Kitchen (/), 7 Poultry, E.C. 
 George (f) & Yeates (Ff), 18 Maddox St., W. 
 
 a Gibbon, W.. J., 57 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, W.C. 
 
 a Gibbs, T. H., 23 Devereux Court, Strand, W.C. 
 Gilbert, H. (a) & Constanduros, 8.,43 Finsbury Sq.,E.C 
 
 f ae Me ae 5 rae Bond St., W. 
 
 iles (a), Gou; a), & Trollope , 28 Cr a 
 Sea aye (a) pe (f), 28 Craven St 
 Gimblette, H. J.,85 St. Helen’sGdns., Notting Hill, W. 
 
 Gimblette, J. A. L., 118 Westbourne Grove, W. 
 Goddard, OC. F., 5 Arlington St., Piccadilly, W. 
 Goddard, R. W. K., 19 Buckingham St., Strand, W.C. 
 Godman, E., 37 Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, 8.W. 
 
 JF Goldie, E., 31 Upper Phillimore Place, Kensington, W. 
 i Goldsmith, F.T.W.,1 Verulam Blds., Gray’sInn, W.C. 
 Goodchild, J. E., & Son, 81 Finsbury Pavement, E.C. 
 
 Goode, C. H., 22 Buckingham St., Strand, W.C. 
 Goodison, I. C., 3 Verulam Bidgs., Gray’s Inn, W.C. 
 Goodman, O. R., 124 Great Dover St., 8.E. 
 Goodwin, H., 403 Old Kent Rd., S.E. 
 
 + Goodwin, W. D.,14 Great St. Thomas Apostle, B.C. 
 Goodwyn, L. W., Granville Chmbrs, Granville Pl., W. 
 Gorton) & Gunton (f), Finsbury House, Blomfield 
 
 + Gordon, A., 97 Queen Victoria St., B.C. 
 
 Gordon, R. C. T., 395 Romford Rd., Forest Gate, E. 
 
 a Goslett, H., 28 Theobald’s Rd., W.C. 
 
 f Gosling, E. J.,1 Verulam Buildings, Gray’s Inn, W.C. 
 Goss (a) & Huxley, 3 Broad St. Buildings, E.C. 
 
 Gover, A. S., 4 Queen St. Place, E.C. 
 a Grace, L. U., 30 John St., Bedford Row, W.C. 
 7 Graham, A.,4 Regent St.,8.W. 
 Graham, R. F., 10 Queen Anne’s Gate, 8.W. 
 Graham, W., 5 John St., Adelphi, W.C. | 
 a Grant, S. W., 63 Finsbury Pavement, E.C. 
 * Graves, W., 50 Old Broad St., B.C. 
 Greatback, G. H,, Broad St. Place, B.C. 
 Greatorex, J. E. A., 3 Adam St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 + Green, G. H., 105 Gt. Russell St., Bloomsbury, W.C. 
 
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 a Green, L. W., 71 & 72 Strand, W.C. 
 
 a Green, P., 113 Finsbury Pavement, E.C. 
 
 a Green, T. F., 12 Regent St., S.W. 
 
 @ Green, T’. K., 70 Finsbury Pavement, E.C. 
 
 a Green, W. C., 14 Gray’s Inn Sq., W.C. 
 
 Greenaway (a) & Newberry (a), 21 Queen Anne’s 
 Gate, S.W. 
 
 Greenop, E., Falcon Court, 32 Fleet St., E.C. 
 
 Greenslade, 8. K., 11 Gray’s Inn Square, W.C. 
 
 Gregg & Detmar (a), 14 St. Helen’s Place, B.C. 
 
 Grellier, H. M. & W. (f), 6 Queen Anne’s Gate, S.W. 
 
 Gridley, J. B., 10 Gray’s Inn Square, W.C. 
 
 Grierson, F. G., 11 Kitto Rd., Brockley, 8.E. 
 
 Grieve, C., Lambe Bldg., Temple, E.C. 
 
 Griffin & Woollard ( /), 34 Coleman 8t., E.C. 
 
 Griffiths, C. R., 4 & 5 Warwick Crt., Gray’s Inn, W.C. 
 
 Griffiths, W. L., 14-18 Bloomsbury St., W.C. 
 
 Griggs, R., 11 Gray’s Inn Square, W.C. 
 
 Grimshaw, E., 22 Surrey St., Strand, W.C. 
 
 Gritten, H., & Son, 8 Princes St., S.W. 
 
 Gritton, C. E., 39 Victoria St., S.W. 
 
 Groll, J. F.,17 West Gdns., Robinson Rd.,Tooting,S.W. 
 
 Groom, P. J., 3 Broad St. Buildings, E.C. 
 
 Grose, V. J.,18 Railway Approach, London Bridge,S.E. 
 
 Grove, A., 15 Clifford’s Inn, Fleet 8t., E.C. 
 
 Grover, G. F., 8 Southampton St., Bloomsbury, W.C. 
 
 Gruchy, C. de, Heathfield Lodge, Wandsw’th Com.,S.W. 
 
 Gruning. E. A., 25 Gresham House, E.C. 
 
 Guy, A. L., 4 Verulam Bldgs., Gray’s Inn, W.C. 
 
 Habershon, A. E., 4 Queen St. Place, E.C. 
 
 Hack, M. S., 22 Surrey St., W.C. 
 
 Hackford, G., 6 Queen Anne’s Gate, S.W. 
 
 Haigh, B. P., 15 Wilmington Square, W.C. 
 
 Hale, R. H., 33 Old Queen St., S.W. 
 
 Halford, F. E., 8 Southampton St., Bloomsbury, W.C. 
 
 Hall (+) & Phillips,6 Gt. James St.,Theobald’s Rd.,W.C. 
 
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 / Hall, C. R. G., 1 Alma Ter., Allen St., Kensington, W. 
 
 _Hall, E.L., 1 Gresham Bldgs., Basinghall St., E.C. 
 / Hall, E. T., 54 Bedford Square, W.C. 
 Ff Hall, G. A., 1 Victoria St., S.W. 
 f Hall, H., 17 Southampton St., Bloomsbury, W.C. 
 Hall, J., & Son (a), 6 Victoria Grove, Kensington, W. 
 
 | / Hall, J. C., 9 Stone Bldgs., Lincoln’s Inn, W.C. 
 
 Hall, L. K., 38 Victoria St., S.W. 
 
 Hall-Jones & Cummings, Parliament Mansions, 
 Victoria St., 8.W. 
 
 Hames, F. J., 14 Gray’s Inn Square, W.C. 
 
 Hamilton, J., 23 & 24 Wormwood St., E.C. 
 
 Hammack, Lambert, & Son (a), 594 Bishopsgate St. 
 Within, E.C. 
 
 Hammond, F. 8., 63 Fore St., E.C. 
 
 / Hammond, F., 38 Mercer’s Rd., Upper Holloway, N. 
 Hammond, R. G., 16 Essex St., W.C. 
 
 a Hancock, C. R.,14 Godolphin Rd., Shepherd’s Bush, W. 
 Hansom, J. S., 27 Alfred Pl. W., S. Kensington, S.W. 
 Harber, W. F., Lampard House, Royal Hospital Rd., 
 
 Chelsea, S.W. : 
 
 / Hardcastle, W. J., 180 Temple Chmbrs., B.C. 
 
 Hardy, T. E., & Harris, W. A., 7 Great Chapel St., 
 Westminster, 8.W. 
 
 / Hare, H. T.,13 Hart St., Bloomsbury, W.C. 
 Harmer, H. G., 6 York Buildings, Adelphi, W.C. 
 
 a Harnor, E., 5 John St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 
 Harrap, Hewett & Duffield, 5 Budge Row, E.C. 
 Harrington (a) & Ley,65 Bishopsgate St. Without,E.C. 
 
 J Harris, E. S., 40 Chancery Lane, W.C. 
 
 a Harris, G. St. P.,8 Ironmonger Lane, B.C. 
 
 Harrison, E. J., 12 Compton Terrace, Highbury, N. 
 Harrison, O. O., 22 Baker St., W. 
 Harrison, R.C. (/), & Son, 103 Cannon 8t., E.C. 
 
 a Harrison, W., 15 Old Jewry, H.C. 
 
 Harrison, W. H. (/), & Ward, M. S.(/), 66 Victoria 
 St., S.W. 
 
 Harston, W., 3 The Exchange, Southwark St., S.E. 
 
 Hart, A. H. (f) & Waterhouse, P. L. (a), 1 Verulam 
 Bldgs., Gray’s Inn, W.C. 
 
 Hart, 8. C., 22 Philpot Lane, E.C. 
 
 + Hart, T. G., 14 Clifford’s Inn, B.C. 
 
 Harvey, A. J., 94 Royal Parade, Muswell Hill, N. 
 Harvey (/) & Potter, 18 John St., Bedford Row, W.C. 
 
 Jf Harvey, W., 47 Victoria St., S.W. 
 
 Haskins, E. C., 138 Bedford St., Strand, W.C. 
 Haslam, R. H., 32 Essex St., Strand, W.C. 
 Hasluck, F. R., 28 Bush Lane, Cannon St., E.C. 
 
 a Hatcher, G. W., 25 Finsbury Square, E.C. 
 
 Hawkins (a) & Buss, 10 John St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 Hawkins, E. E., 19 York Buildings, Aaelphi, W.C. 
 Hawks, H.N.,H.M.Otfice of Wks., 11 Delahay 8t.,S.W. 
 
 a Hayes, L. A., 1 Brook St., W. 
 
 Haylor, B., 43 Winchester Ay., Brondesbury, N.W. 
 
 Haward (+) & Maynard (a), 20 John 8t., Adelphi, W.C. 
 
 Haywood & Miles, 14 Southampton St., Strand, W.C. 
 
 Hayworth, D. P., 28 Martin’s Lane, Cannon St., E.C. 
 a Hazell, W. E., 5 Tavistock Square, W.C. 
 
 Head, F., 6 Duke St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 
 Heath, J., 6 Norwood Rd., Herne Hill, S.E. 
 
 F Heathcote, C. & Sons, 10 Savoy Court, Strand, W.C. 
 Hebert, R., 4 Raymond Buildings, Gray’s Inn, W.C. 
 Hedderwick, D. B., 38 Gt. James’ St., Bedford Row, 
 
 W.C 
 
 Heelis, W. & Wrightson, F. (+), 26 Budge Row, E.C. 
 a Hellicar, E., 10 Serjeant’s Inn, Fleet St., E.C. 
 J Helsdon, H., 67-69 Chancery Lane, W.C. 
 Henderson, A. R., 46a Pall Mall, S.W. 
 a Henman, C., 64 Cannon St., E.C. 
 / Hennell, A. R., 8 & 9 Essex St., Strand, W.C. 
 Herbert, E., 32 Bedford Row, W.C. 
 Heron (a) & Bellairs, 274 Sackville St., W. 
 Hesketh (f ) & Stokes (f), 110 Cheapside, E.C. 
 Hewitt, C. K., 21 Old Queen St., Westminster, 8.W. 
 a Hewitt, E. R., 182 Blackfriars Rd., 8.E. 
 
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 a Hewitt, J., 90 Cannon St., E.C. 
 Hewitt,R.N., 38 Ashchureh Groye,Shepherd’s Bush, W. 
 
 a Hewitt, W. E., 22 Buckingham St., W.C. 
 
 a Heyes, A., 720 Fulham Rd., 8.W. 
 
 + Hide, H. C. R., 17 Gracechurch St., E.C. 
 
 Hider, E. J. W.,8 Clifford’s Inn, E.C. 
 
 + Higgins, C. J., 30 Norfolk St., Strand, W.C. 
 
 / Highton, G.,6 Franconia Rd., Clapham Common, 8.W. 
 
 a Hill, A., 73 Queen Victoria St., E.C. 
 
 J Hill, R. H., 165 Fenchurch St., E.C. 
 
 a Hill, R. H. E., 58 Chancery Lane, W.C. 
 
 Hill, S., 106 Cannon St., E.C. 
 
 + Hillier, H., 83 Palace Chmbrs., 9 Bridge St., S.W. 
 Hillman, H. W., 28 Martin’s Lane, E.C. 
 
 a Hills, G. P. G., 7 New Court, Carey St., W.C. 
 
 Hine, G. T. (/) & Co., 35 Parliament St., S.W. 
 Hingston, F. W., 73 Basinghall St., E.C. 
 Hoare & Wheeler, 114 Orchard St., W. 
 
 a Hobday, W. H.,62 Moorgate St., B.C. 
 
 Hobden, R. W., 34 Finsbury Square, E.C. 
 
 a Hodges, R. F., 18 John St., Bedford Row, W.C. 
 Hodgkinson & Son, 22 Wellington St., Strand, W.C. 
 Hodson & Whitehead, 7 Finsbury Square, E.C. 
 
 Hoe, W., 39 Wardour St., W. 
 Hoffman, P., Palmerston Bldgs., Old Broad St., B.C. 
 
 a Holden, C. H., 39 Wilson St., Finsbury, E.C. 
 Holdgate, J. T., 6 Gray’s Inn Square, W.C. 
 
 + Holland, T. J., 14 Raleigh Gdns., Brixton Hill, 8.W. 
 Hollis, F. B., 17 Bedford Row, W.C 
 Holman & Goodrham, 6 King’s Bench Walk, E.C. 
 Homer & Lucas, 35 Bucklersbury, E.C. 
 
 Homer & Sharp (a), 11 Old Queen St., 8.W. 
 
 Honnor, T., 28 Theobald’s Rd., W.C. 
 
 Hoole, A. H., 36 Gt. James’ St., Bedford Row, W.C. 
 Hoole, E. (/), & Son, 16 Finsbury Circus, E.C. 
 
 Ff Hooper, F., 12 Norfolk St., Strand, W.C. 
 
 Hopkins & Walker, 5 Staple Inn, Holborn, W.C. 
 Hopkins, A. J., 37 Mortimer St., W. 
 
 / Horder, P. M., 148 New Bond St., W. 
 
 ’ Horle, A. H., 36 Gt. James St., Bedford Row, W.C. 
 
 f Hornblower, G., 2 Devonshire Terr., Portland Pl., W. 
 Horseman, W. G., 274 Sackville St., Piccadilly, W. 
 Horsfield (Nixon) (/) & Sons, Parliament Chambers, 
 
 Great Smith St., Westminster, 8.W. 
 
 Ff Horsley, G. C., 2 Gray’s Inn Square, W.C. 
 
 + Houghton, T. M., 311 Clapham Rd., S.W. 
 
 Houston (a) & Houston (a), 1 Long Acre, W.C. 
 Hovenden & Barber, 30 Bishopsgate St. Without, E.C. 
 
 a Howard, E. P., 89 Cursitor St., Chancery Lane, W.C. 
 
 Howell & Brooks, 4 Queen Victoria St., B.C. 
 
 Howell, G. T., 31 Cock Lane, E.C. 
 
 Hoyland, E. D., 2 Walbrook, E.C. 
 
 Hubbard (/) & Moore, 112 Fenchurch St., E.C. 
 
 Hudson & Booth (a), 16 Godliman St., E.C. 
 
 Hudson, A. W., 87 Finsbury Pavement, E.C. 
 
 Hudson, E. W., 76 Fellowes Rd., 8. Hampstead, N.W. 
 
 Hudson (/) & Hunt (/), 24 York Pl., Portman Sq., W. 
 
 Hughes, A. E. (2), & Son (a), 28 Mortimer St., W. 
 
 Hughes, W. B., 31 Craven St., Charing Cross, W.C. 
 
 Hukins & Mayell (+), 764 Westbourne Grove, W., and 
 87 & 39 Essex St., Strand, W.C. ; 
 
 Hulbert, W. C., 23 Old Queen St., Westminster, S.W. 
 
 Humphreys- Davies & Co.,5LaurencePountneyLa.,E.C. 
 
 Humphry, A. G., 5 Staple Inn, Holborn, W.C. 
 
 Hunt & Steward, 45 Parliament St., S.W. : 
 
 Hunt, E. A., 26 Coalbrook Mansions, Bedford Hill, 
 Balham, S.W. 
 
 Ff Hunt, F. W. H., 30 York Place, Portman Square, W. 
 / Hunt, G. H., 26 Bedford Row, W.C 
 J Hunt, L. V., 34 Queen St., E.C. 
 Hunt, W., 30 Norfolk St., Strand, W.C. 
 J Hunt, W. G., 174 Vicarage Gate, Kensington, W. 
 a Hunter, C. V., Wardrobe Chambers, E.C. 
 f* Huntley-Gordon, H., 123 Cannon St., B:C. 
 Hutchings, A. B., 14 Victoria St., S.W. 
 a Hutchinson, C. E., 29 John St., Bedford Row, W.C. 
 Hyman, W.., 46 Cathcart Rd., West Brompton, S.W. 
 Anson, E., 8 Son(f), 74 Laurence Pountney Hill,E.C. 
 Ibberson, H. G., 28 Martin’s Lane, Cannon St., E.C. 
 Ince, H., 53 Berners St., W. 
 Inglis, J. E., 9 Great Russell St., W.C. 
 + Inglis, T. S., 9 Gray’s Inn Square, W.C. 
 + Ingram, W. G., 4 Verulam Bldgs., Gray’s Inn, W.C. 
 + Inman & Sturdee, 7 Bedford Row, W.C. 
 J Innes, C., 50 Cannon St., E.C. 
 Inskipp, G. (f), & Mackenzie, 5 Bedford Row, W.C. 
 a Instone, E., 68 Addison Rd., Kensington, W. 
 JF Isaacs, L. H., 3 Verulam Bldgs., Gray’s Inn, W.C. 
 + Jack, R. A., Peninsular House, Monument St., E.C. 
 f Jackson, A. B., 3 New Square, Lincoln’s Inn, W.C, 
 + Jackson, C. E., Broad St. House, New Broad St., &.C. 
 Jackson, G., 9 Lebanon Gardens, S.W. 
 + Jackson, M. T. E., 128 Gower St., W.C. 
 Jackson, T. G., 14 Buckingham St., Strand, W.C. 
 a Jacob, L., 493 New Cross Rd., 8.E. 
 James (+) & Laycock (+), 4 Bloomsbury Place, W.C. 
 a James, J. W., 22 Lanercost Rd., Tulse Hill, 8.W. 
 jf+JSames, T. EK. L., 27 Chancery Lane, W.C. 
 Jarvis, H. (7), & Son, 29 Trinity Sq., Borough, S.E. 
 Jarvis (a) & Richards, 36 Victoria St., S.W. 
 ve penne A. R., 11 Little College St., S.W. 
 ennings, A. S., 62 Barry Rd., East Dulwich, S.E. 
 a Jennings, E. W., 34 Osnaburgh St.,N.W. 
 Jennings, P. D., 34 Osnaburgh St., N.W. 
 a Joass, J. J., 20 Hanover Square, W. 
 a Johnson, B. V., 10 Queen Anne’s Gate, S.W. 
 a Johnson, J., 9 Queen Victoria St., E.C. 
 Johnson, J., 22 Buckingham St., Strand, W.C. 
 a Johnson, W.E., 22 Buckingham St., Strand, W.C. 
 Johnston, P. M., 21 De CrespignyPk., Denmark Hill,8,E, 
 
 + 
 
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 Johnstone, J. T., 31 Effra Rd., Brixton, S.W. 
 
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 ARCHITECTS. 
 
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 a Jollye, E. A., 27, Doughty St., Mecklenburgh Sq., W.C. 
 Jones, C. H.,61 St. Mary Axe, E.C. 
 
 a Jones, C. J., 18 Great James’ St., Bedford Row, W.C. 
 
 + Jones, H. L., L.&.N.W. Railway, Euston, N.W. 
 Jones, J. H. (a) & H. E. (a), 94 Dalston Lane, N.E. 
 Jones, J. J.. 14 South Square, Gray’s Inn, W.C. 
 Jones, J. M.,18 Adam St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 
 Jones, R. P., 7 Stone Buildings, Lincoln’s Inn, W.C. 
 f Tones, W C., 32 Bedford Row, W.C. 
 
 f Joseph, D., Portland House, Basinghall St., E.C. 
 Joseph (/), & Smithem (/),83 Queen St., E.C. 
 
 Judge, M H. (a), & Sons, 7 Pall Mall, S.W. 
 
 a Julian, G. R., 62 & 63 Basinghall St., E.C. 
 
 Karslake, L.,&Mortimer,35OldQueenSt., Westmr.,S.W. | 
 + Keates, W. A., 1 Princes St., Westminster, S.W. 
 JF Keen, A., 4 Raymond Bldgs., Gray’s Inn, W.C. 
 
 a Keith, J. M., 46 Berners St., W. 
 
 Keith, W. J., 7 East India Avenue, E.C. | 
 + Kekwick, A. A., 18 & 19 Outer Temple, Strand, W.C. | 
 
 Kelf, J. J., 143 Cannon St., E.C. 
 
 Kelly & Dickie (z), 466 Oxford St., W. 
 
 + Kelly, 8. A., Bloomsbury House, Queen Square, W.C. 
 Kelly, W. E., 34 Wingate Rd., Shepherd’s Bush, W. 
 Kemp, F. N., 52 Bedford Row, W.C. 
 
 Kemp, W. J. (f), & How, W. M., 6 Bloomsbury 
 
 Square, W.C. 
 
 Kennard, H., 23 Devereaux Court, Strand, W C. 
 
 a Kennard, J. M., 18 Railway App., London Bdge., S.E. 
 Kent, A., 83 St. Paul’s Churchyard, E.C. | 
 Keogh, C. G., Bloomsbury Mansions, Hart St., W.C. 
 Kerkham, Burgers & Myers, 65 Bishopsgate St. With- 
 
 out, E.C. 
 
 Kerr, H., 139 Oxford St., W. 
 
 f Kersey, A. H., 21 Finsbury Pavement, E.C. 
 
 Key, IT. E., 5 Bloomsbury Square, W.C. 
 
 Keynes, J. A. J., 5 Gledhow Terrace, Kensington,S.W. 
 
 Kidner, W., & Berry, W. H. A.(/), 23 OldBroad8t.,H.C. 
 + Killik, A. P., 16, Basinghall St., E.C. | 
 + Kinder, A., & Son, Suffolk House, Laurence Pountney 
 
 Hill, E.C. 
 
 a ar 16 & 17 Devonshire Square, Bishopsgate St., 
 a King, C. R. B., 2 Dean’s Yard, Westminster, $.W. 
 
 King, F. W. M., Billiter Square Buildings, E.C. 
 
 King, H. C., 2 Dean’s Yard, Westminster, S.W. 
 
 King, J. C., 41 Eastcheap, E.C. 
 
 King, M. W., & Sons, 6 Holborn Viaduct, E.C. 
 
 a King V.H., 11, New Court, Carey St., W.C. 
 
 King. Z., & Son (a), 171 Victoria St., S.W. 
 
 Kingwell, A. E., 103 & 104 Cheapside, E.C. 
 
 f Kitchin, B. T., Archts. Dept., St. Stephen’s House, 
 
 Westminster, 8.W. 
 
 Knight, E., 39 Great Marlborough St., W. 
 
 Knight, E. W., 57 Halesworth Rd., Lewisham, 8.E. 
 
 f Knight, F. G., 13 Victoria St.,S.W. 
 
 Knight, G. B., 3 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, W.C. 
 
 + Knight, H. E., 75 Aldermanbury, E.C. 
 
 a Knight, J.A.G., Broadway Ho., Walham Green, S.W. 
 Knight, J. M., 35 Bancroft Road, E. 
 
 f Knight, 8., 12 Rossdale Rd., Putney, S.W. 
 
 Knight, W. M., 35 Bancroft Road, E. 
 
 Knightley & Batterbury (/), 334 Birkbeck Bank 
 
 Chambers, Holborn, W.C. 
 
 Knott, S. E., 32 Essex St., Strand, W.C. 
 
 f Knowles, Sir J., K.C.V.O., Queen Anne’s Lodge, St. | 
 
 James’s Park, S.W. 
 
 Koch, A., 58 Theobald’s Road, W.C. 
 
 Kohler, C. J., 56 Cheapside, E.C. 
 
 a Ladds, S. I., 93 Pemberton Rd., Harringay, N. 
 
 Lake, H., 8, Clarges St., Piccadilly, W. 
 
 + Lamb, E. B., $1 Craven St., Strand, W.C. 
 
 Lanchester, H. V. (/), & Rickards, E. A., 47 Bedford 
 
 Square, W.C. 
 Lander, Bedells & Crompton (/), 6 John Street, Bed- 
 ford Row, W.C. 
 
 atLander, H. C., 1 Arundel St., Strand, W.C. 
 
 Langdon, A. G., 17 Craven St., Strand, W.C. 
 
 a Langston, H. H., 6 John St., Bedford Row, W.C. 
 Lansdown, G. A., 9 Regent St., Waterloo Place, S.W. 
 
 f Large, W. A., 83a Chester Square, S.W. 
 
 @ Laurence, G. E. T., 22 Buckingham St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 Law (+) & Allen (+), 5 Arundel St., Strand, W.C. 
 
 Law, B., & Marrott, 72 Cannon Street, EC. 
 
 Lawrence, W. R., 67 and 58 Chancery Lane, Wie. 
 
 Laws, J. T., 51 Oseney Crescent, N.W. 
 
 Lawton, W. J. 8., 24 St. Andrew’s Road, Stoke 
 
 Newington, N. 
 
 a Leach, C. P, 21 Pelham Crescent, Sth. Kensington, W. 
 Lean, G. A., & G.G., 9 Bridge St., Westminster, S.W. 
 Ledger, F. W.; & Co.,8 Philpot Lane, E.C. 
 
 Lee, F., 12 Little College Street, Westminster, 8.W. 
 
 a Lee, J. S., 28 Theobald’s Rd., W.Cc. 
 
 f Lee, J. T., 26 Great James Street, Bedford Row, W.C. 
 Lee, P. B., 89 Warwick St., Belgravia, S. W. 
 
 Lee, 8. W. (/), & Pain-Clark (/), 12 South Sq., 
 
 Gray's Inn, W.C. 
 
 a Leeds, P., Norfolk House, Norfolk St., Strand, W.C. 
 
 Leeming (/) & Leeming (/), 17 Old Queen St., West- 
 minster, 8.W. 
 
 a Lees, W. H., 35 Mecklenburgh Square, W.C. 
 
 Legge, H. 8. (7), & Son (a), 56 Ludgate Hill, H.C. 
 
 a Le Maitre, W. C., 31 Panton St., S.W. 
 Lemon (/) & Blizard, 11 Victoria 8t., S.W. 
 
 Lethaby, W. R., 111 Inverness Terrace, W. 
 
 f Lethbridge,G.,7 Draper’s Gdns., ThrogmortonAy.,E.C. 
 Leverton, W.J. H., 10 Lancaster Place, Strand, W.C. 
 Lewcock, B. W., 35 Methley St., Kennington, S.E. 
 
 a Lewis. W. A., 11 & 12 Finsbury Square, E.C. 
 
 f Lewis, W. G. B., 28 Chatham Place, Hackney, N.E. 
 Liddell, J., 87 Chelsea Gdns., Chelsea Bridge Rd.,S.W. 
 
 Lines, J. T,, 19 St, Anne’s Rd., Wandsworth, 8.W. 
 
 a Ling, H., 31 Charing Cross, 8.W. 
 a Lishman, F., 12 Gray’s Inn Square, W.C. 
 Lister, A. H., 7 Waterloo Place, Pall Mall, 8.W. 
 Lodge, P. D., 16 Craven St., Charing Cross, W.C. 
 Longmore, F. R., Bridge Chmbrs., Hoe St., Waltham- 
 stow, N.E. 
 Lovegrove, G. H., 170 Shoreditch High St., H. 
 
 | a Lovegrove, H., 169 Shoreditch High St.. B. 
 
 Lovell, P. W., Parliament Chambers, Great Smith St., 
 Westminster, 8. W. 
 Lovell, R. J., 46 Queen Victoria St., E.C. 
 a Low, W. R. 10 Basinghall St., E.C. 
 
 | + Lowdell, W., 25 John St., Bedford Row, W.C. 
 
 a Lucas, G., 16 Hart St., Bloomsbury, W.C. 
 
 | a Lucas, W. K., 12 Dalmeny Avenue, Tufnell Park, N. 
 
 Lucas, W. L., 17 Ryder St., St. James’s, 8.W. 
 
 Lucy, H.,4 Albert St., Mornington Crescent, N.W. 
 Lmetehford, G. H., 122 London Wall, H.C. 
 
 Lumb, T. G., &Co., 16 King William St., Strand, W.C. 
 Lutyens, E. L., 29 Bloomsbury Square, W.C. 
 
 Lyon, T. H., 148 High St., Kensington, W. 
 
 f Macartney, M., 10 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, W.C. 
 
 McDonald, W. 8., 2 Fen Court, H.C. 
 Macey, F. W., 49 Queen Victoria St., B.C. 
 McGarel-Hoge, Hon. A.,36 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, W.C. 
 Macintosh & Newman, 456 Birkbeck Bank Chambers, 
 Holborn, W.C. 
 McIntosh & Co., 74 Kennington Park Rd., 8.E. 
 ere A.M. (/), & Son (a), 13 Waterloo Place, 
 Mackmurdo, A. H., “Jewry House,” Old Jewry, B.C. 
 McLachlan, H., 1 Furnival 8t., B.C. 
 Macpherson, C., 101 Gower St., W. 
 Mahomed, O., 34 Bank Buildings, Balham, S.W. 
 Makins, C. C., 23 Queen Anne’s Gate, S.W. 
 Mallandain, A. B., 51 Cheapside, H.C. 
 Mallows ( /) & Grocock, 28 Conduit St., W. 
 Mander, C. J., 165 Gray’s Inn Rd., W.C. 
 Mann, C. J., & Son. 29 Great George St., S.W. 
 Mann, B. A., 89 Benthal Rd., Stoke Newington, N. 
 Manning, G. H., 118 Cannon St., B.C. 
 Manning, J. R.,10 Rollseourt Ave., Herne Hill, 8.4. 
 Anne W.C., & A. §., 22 Buckingham St., Strand, 
 a Marchant, R., 28 Theobald’s Rd., W.C. 
 F Marks, F. W., 3 Staple Inn, Holborn, W.C. 
 Marks, P. L., 49 Queen Victoria St., E.C. 
 Marler & Marler, 176 Sloane St., S.W. 
 Marsh, H., 38 Great James St., W.C. 
 Maree (a), & Bradley, Parliament Mansions, Victoria 
 St., S.W. 
 f Marshall, BE. W., 139 Oxford St., WwW. 
 Ff Marshall, W. C., 4 Bayley St., Bedford Square, W.C. 
 + Marsland, B., 244 Camberwell Rd., 8.B. 
 Marsland, M., 3 Byward St., Great Tower St., B.C. 
 Mart, S., 25 Cheapside, H.C. 
 Martin, A. C., 11 Hart St., Bloomsbury, W.C. 
 Martin, G. D., 3 Pall Mall Hast, S.W. 
 Martin, G. E., Craven House, Kingsway, W.Cc. 
 Martineau & Meller, 180 New Kent Rd., 8.E. 
 Matcham, F. & Co., 9 Warwick Court, Holborn, W.C. 
 Mathews, J. D. (/), & Son 11 Dowgate Hill, E.C. 
 Matts, M. W., 3 Salter’s Hall Court, Cannon St., E.C. 
 Maxwell-Draper & Barker, 3 Bucklersbury, H.C. 
 JF May, E. J., 21 Hart St., Bloomsbury, W.C. 
 + May,J. H.,College Chambers,2493 High Holborn, W.C. 
 May, J. H., 19 Ludgate Hill, E.C. 
 May, S., 85 Southampton St., Strand, W.C. 
 May, W. F., 4 Featherstone Bldgs., High Holborn, W.C. 
 + Mayell, A. Y., 764 Westbourne Grove, W 
 Maylard, M. W., 143 Cannon St., E.C. 
 a Mayston, A. R., 11 Gt. James St., Bedford Row, W.C. 
 + Mead, OC. H., 64 Berners St., W. 
 Meakin Archer (+), 11 & 12 Clement’s Lane, Lombard 
 St., E.C. 
 Meakin, W. F., & Son, 6 Martin’s Lane, Cannon St., B.C. 
 / Measures, H. B., War Office, Atterbury St., Grosvenor 
 Rd., S.W. 
 
 7 Medland, J., 12 South Square, Gray’s Inn, W.C. 
 Medlicott, W. B., 11 Hart St., Bloomsbury, W.C. 
 
 + Merriman, G. F. M., 40 Chancery Lane, W.C. 
 Merrin (a) & Wagstaffe, 31 Fenchurch §8t., E.C. 
 
 + Merson, J. B., 76 High Road, Kilburn, N.W. 
 Metcalf & Greig, 11 Sergeant's Inn, Fleet St., H.C. 
 Mewes & Davis, 6 Dean St., Soho, W. 
 
 aiMiddleton, G. A. T., 19 Craven St., Strand, W.C. 
 Middleton, W. J., 178 Belsize Rd., N.W. 
 Midworth,R.,Bank Chbrs. ,StationRd., Finsbury PEON. 
 Mileham, ©. H. M., 1 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, W.C. 
 Miles, G. R., 14 Southampton St., Strand, W.C. 
 
 a Millard, W. J. N., 10 Gray’s Inn Square, wW.C. 
 
 + Miller, C. G., 65 Chancery Lane, W.C. 
 Miller, F.B.,509 Birkbeck Bank Chmbrs.,Holbom, W.C. 
 
 a Miller, F. T. W., 8 Dartmouth St., S.W. 
 
 a Milne, W. O., 77 Chancery Lane, W.C. 
 Milnes, W. H.,616Birkbeck Bank Chmbs, ,Holborn, W.C. 
 
 f Minty, E. A., 47 Victoria St., 8. W. 
 
 a Minty, J. A., 35 Craven St., Strand, W.C. 
 
 f Mitchell, A., 17 Hanover Square, W. 
 
 4. ‘Mitchell, C. F., The Polytechnic, Regent St., W. 
 
 + Mitchell & Raine, 11 New Court, Lincoln’s Inn, W.C. 
 
 + Mitchell-Husbands, A., 13 South 8q., Gray’s Inn, W.C. 
 Monckton (/) & Gillespie, 32 Walbrook, E.C. 
 
 + 
 
 + 
 
 + 
 
 Monson, E. C. P. (ft), & H., 22 Buckingham 8t., 
 Adelphi, W.C. 
 Moody, T., 2 Haymarket, 8.W. 
 a Moore, A. H., 11 Dowgate Hill, B.C. 
 Moore, B. H., 1000 Queen Victoria St., B.C. 
 
 f Moore, T., 37 Old Queen St., Westminster, 8.W. 
 a Moore, T., 7 Leadenhall St., B.C. “ 
 Moore, T. W., & Nield, H.K., 20 New Bridge St., H.C. 
 
 /#+Moore-Smith, J. R., 14 Union Court, Old Broad St., E.C. 
 a Mootham, D. G., 87 Buckingham Palace Rd., 8.W. 
 Morgan, C. L., 43 Cannon St., B.C. 
 Morley, W.J.(/) & Son,Craven House, Kingsway, W.C, 
 Morphew, R., 10 New Square, Lincoln’s Inn, W.C. 
 a Morrice, A.G., 84 Trinity Rd., Upper Tooting.S.W. 
 Morris (+) & Ryan (+), 1 Metal Exchange Buildings, 
 Whitcington Avenue, H.C. 
 Morris, G. L., 40 Finsbury Square, E.C. 
 Morton, A.C., 124 Chancery Lane, W.C. 
 Moscrop-Young,F.C.,12 Buckingham St.,Strand,W.C. 
 Moss, T. W., 7 Gray’s Inn Place, W.C. 
 Motte, A. O.,7 Selwyn Rd., Craven Park, N.W. 
 Moulds (/) & Porritt, 52 Queen Victoria St., E.C. 
 f Mountford, E. W., Norwich House, Southampton 8t., 
 Bloomsbury, W.C. 
 Mowbray, C. M., 104 Hungerford Rd., N. 
 Muggeridge & Oo., 5 Bury St., Bloomsbury 8q., W.C. 
 Muir & Mellwraith, 42 Bloomsbury Square, W.C. 
 a Muller, J. J.,12 Clevedon Mans., Highgate Rd., N.W. 
 a Mundy, T. E., 6 Lincoln Street, Sloane Square, S.W. 
 Murray, A.(/), & Son, 11 Great James’ St., Bedford 
 Row, W.C. 
 f Murray, J., 11 Suffolk St., Pall Mall, 8.W. 
 Ff Murray, J. C. T.,35 Old Queen St., Westminster, S. W. 
 Murray, R. C., 1 Racquet Court, H.C. 
 Murray, T. E. & Son, 10 Blandford Rd., Bedford Pk.,W 
 o Murrell, H. F., 7 Thurlow Park Rd., Dulwich, 8.E. 
 f Naylor, J. J. S., 19 Hanover Square, W. 
 fF Neale, J., 10 Bloomsbury Square, W.C. 
 Needham, J. G. (+) & H. G., 16 St. Helen’s Place, E.C. 
 a Nelson, C. O., 1 Furnival St., W.C. 
 Nevinson, E. (a), & Newton (a), 7 Staple Inn, Hol- 
 
 . (a) & Son, 62 George St., Manchester 
 Square, W. 
 
 Newborn, C. R., Outer Temple, Strand, W.C. 
 
 Nepcoue & Womersley, 2A Pembroke Rd., Kensing- 
 ton, W. 
 
 Newell, T., 159 Fenchurch St., H.C. 
 
 Newlyn, H. M., 40 Old Broad St., E.C. 
 
 Ronen A. H.(/), and Newman, D.(/), 31 Tooley 
 
 Newman (a) & Jacques (a), 2 Fen Court,Fenchurch 8t., 
 
 a Newman, P.C., 4Trefoil Rd., Wandsworth Com., S.W. 
 
 a Newnham, J., 89 Chancery Lane, W.C. 
 
 JF Newton, E., 4 Raymond Bldgs., Gray’s Inn, W.C. 
 Newton, F. G., 8 Clifford’s Inn, W.C. 
 
 Newton-Mason, H. T. C., 166-167 Birkbeck Bank 
 Chambers, Holborn, W.C. 
 Newton, P. E., 16 Russell Sq., W.C. 
 
 a Nicholas, C., 19 Hanover Square, W. 
 
 Migielss D. C., Sons & Chuter, 3 Howard St., Strand, 
 
 Nicholson (/) & Corlette (/), 2 New Square, Lincoln's 
 Inn, W.C. 
 
 Nicholson, E. J., 18 Heathcote St., W.C. 
 
 Nicks, A. E.. 1 Thurleigh Mansions, Thurleigh Rd. 
 Wandsworth Common, 8.W. 
 
 7 Nield, G. E., The Outer Temple, Strand, W.C. 
 
 Nightingale, A. E., ‘‘ Rossignol,’’ Chartfleld Avenue, 
 Putney, 8.W. 
 
 Nightingale, H. C., 27 King William St., E.C. 
 
 Niven (/) & Wigglesworth (/),104 High Holborn, W.C. 
 
 Nodes-Lello, M., 100 Belsize Rd., S. Hampstead, N.W. 
 
 North, D. H., 62 & 63 Basinghall St., H.C. 
 
 North (a) & Robin, 203 Strand, W.C. 
 
 a Northcote, A.B., 17&18 Tothill St., Westminster, S.W. 
 Norton, C. H., 14 Bedford Row, W.C. 
 
 Notley & Taylor, Finsbury Pavement House, E.C. 
 
 a Notley, A. C., St. Lawrence House, Trump St., H.C. 
 
 f Notley, R. P., 11 Paradise Row, Cambridge Rd., . 
 Noyes, J. G. F., 42 Half-moon S8t., Pieeadilly, W. 
 Nunn, 8. T.. 23 King’s Rd., Willesden Green, N.W. 
 Nutter, A. E., 13Chelmsford Rd., Leytonstone, H. 
 Oakley, W., 29 Charles St., St. James’s, 8. W. 
 Oakley, W. H.,14 Henrietta St., Covent Garden, W.C. 
 Ogden, M. G., 80 Coleman St., E.C. 
 
 Oglesby, R. P., 28 Upper Bedford Place, W.C. 
 Oldacre, R. §., 104 High Holborn, W.C. 
 Oliver, B. D., 38 Soho Square, W. 
 
 + Osborn, A. W., 90 Queen St., Cheapside, E.C. 
 
 a Page, K. G., 2 Old Serjeant’s Inn, Fleet St., B.C. 
 Pailthorpe, 8. G.,50 Finsbury Square, E.C. : 
 Paine, E.J., 11 Great James St., Ww.C. 
 
 + Paine, G. H., 62 Moorgate St., H.C. 
 
 Palgrave, P., & Co., 28 Victoria St., S.W. 
 
 a Palmer, OC. T., 42 Castlewood Rd., Stamford Hill, N. 
 
 + Palmer, H. W. H., The Outer Temple, 222 Strand, W.C 
 Pamphilon, W. J., 21 Finsbury Pavement, H.C. 
 
 a Papworth, A. W., 115 St. Mary’s Mansions, Maida 
 
 Hill West, W. 
 Pargeter, G. H., 95-7 Finsbury 
 Parker & Unwin (+), ‘‘ Wyles, 
 stead, N.W. 
 
 + Parker, J. F., 18 Coleman St., E.C. 
 
 Parker, S., 313 Birkbeck Bank Chmbrs, Holborn, W.C. 
 
 Parker, W. J., 88 Great James St., W.C. 
 
 Parkes, E, H.,15St. James Mans., W. End Lane, N.W. 
 
 Parkinson, A. K., 120 Sunny Hill Rd., Streatham, 8.W. 
 a Parkinson, C. E. L., 44 Bedford Row, W.C. 
 
 Parr & Sons, New Broad St. House, E.C. 
 
 Parry, A. W., & Son, 82 Victoria St., 8.W. 
 
 a Parry, 8. G., 34 Victoria St., 8.W. 
 
 a Patrick, G., 1 Gresham Bldgs., Basinghall St., H.C. 
 
 Paul, J. 8. (a), & Son, 31 Bedford Row, W.C. 
 Paul, R. W., 3 Arundel 8t., Strand, W.C. : 
 Paull, A., 6 Quality Court, Chancery Lane, W.C. 
 Pawley, C. J. C., 25 Victoria St., S.W. 
 
 a Paxon, J., & Witt, F,, Colchester Av., Manor Park, BE. 
 
 Pavement, E.C. 
 ”” North End, Hamp- 
 
London. ] 
 
 ARCHITECTS, 
 
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 / Payne, A , Norfolk House, Norfolk St., Strand, W.C. 
 a Payne, E. H., 11 John St., Bedford Row, W.C. 
 a Payne, J., Broad St. House, New Broad 8t., E.C. 
 a Payne, W.8., 10 City Road, Finsbury 8q., E.C. 
 / Peach, C.8., 28 Victoria St., S.W. 
 Peache,G.A., Broad SanctuaryChmbs.,Tothill St.,9.W. 
 Pearce, KE. A., Engineer’s Office, L.B. & §.C. Ry., Lon- 
 don Bridge, S.E. 
 Pearce, R. L., 100c Queen Victoria St., B.C. 
 f Pearson, F. L., 12 Mansfield St., Portland Place, W. 
 Pearson, G. (a), & Son, 58 Moorgate St., B.C. 
 Pearson (a) & Milburn, 27 Chancery Lane, W.C. 
 Pearson, L. L., 142 Norwood Rd., West Norwood, S.E. 
 Pechell, M. G., 7 John St., Bedford Row, W.C. 
 a Peck, F., 27 Old Queen St., Westminster, S.W. 
 J Peel, F. W., 2 Priory Gdns., Bedford Park, W. 
 Peers, C. R., 4 North St., Westminster, S.W. 
 f Pelly, H. A., 145 Gresham House, E.C. 
 / Penfold, J. W., 34 Gt. George St., S.W. 
 Pennington & Son, 17 Hanover Square, W. 
 Penty, A. J., 57 Weltje Rd., Hammersmith, W. 
 Percival, H., 12 Craven St., Strand, W.C. 
 / Perks, 8., The Guildhall, B.C. 
 Perry & Angell, 7 York Bldgs., Adelphi, W.C. 
 Perry & Reed (7), 9 John Street, Adelphi, W.C. 
 + Pertwee, W. H., 14 Clifford’s Inn, E.C. 
 Petch, W., 181 Queen Victoria St., B.C. 
 Peters, R., Wool Exchange, Coleman St., B.C. 
 Pett, A. E.,18 Powerscroft Rd., Lower Clapton, N.E. 
 Pettit, S. D. T., 159 Fenchurch St., E.C. 
 7 Phene, J. S., 32 Oakley St., Chelsea, S.W. 
 Phillips, H., 145 Walworth Rd., S.E. 
 Phillips, W. C., 40 Bishopgate St., Within, E.C. 
 Phillips, W. R., 114 Church St., Paddington, W. 
 Phipps, P.,9&10 QueenAnne’s Chmbrs., Tothill St.,S.W. 
 Pilditch, Chadwick & Co., 2 Pall Mall East, S.W. 
 Pilkington, A. J., 1 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, W.C. 
 Pinchbeck, J. B., 92 Hampstead Rd., N.W. 
 @ Pinches, F., 5 John St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 Pinhey, W. B., 8 King William St., Strand, W.C. 
 Pinkerton, G., 10 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, W.C. 
 a Piper, C. W., 46 Shooter’s Hill Rd., Blackheath, S.E. 
 Pippette, R. I. H., 457 Brixton Rd., S.W. 
 f Pite, A. B., 2 York Gate, Baker St., N.W. 
 / Pite, W. A., 116 Jermyn St., S.W. 
 Pither, F. L, 91 Tollington Park, N. 
 Plumbe (/) & Harvey (a), 13 Fitzroy Square, W. 
 Poland, C.F. A., 6 John St., Bedford Row, W.C. 
 a Pole, T. A., 10 Gray’s Inn Square, W.C. 
 @ Poley, E. W., 6 Lancaster Place, Strand, W.C. 
 Pollard, H. E., 13 Henrietta St., Covent Garden, W.C. 
 a Poole, W. C., 62 Belleville Rd., Wandsworth Com.,8.W. 
 Pooley & Follett, 21 John St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 Porter, F. W., & Hill, $., 16 Russell Square, W.C. 
 Porter, O. J., 51 Moorgate St., B.C. 
 Poston, H., 39 Lombard St., B.C. 
 a Potter, F. I., 44 Great Russell St., W.C. 
 Potter, W.F.,18 York Grove, Queen’s Rd.,Hatcham,S.E. 
 Powell & Co., 89 Chancery Lane, W.C. 
 Powell, C. E., 16 Clifford's Inn, Fleet St., E.C. 
 J Powell, E. T., 25 Queen Anne’s Gate, S.W. 
 f Powell, F. A., 344 Kennington Rd., 8.E. 
 a Power, ©. E., 97 Queen Victoria St., H.C. 
 Power, E., 97 Queen Victoria St., E.C. 
 Pownall, F. H., Guildhall, Westminster, S.W. 
 F Poynter, A., 8 Southampton St.,Bloomsbury Sq.,W.C. 
 a Pratt, G. P., 44 Theobald’s Rd., W.C. 
 SJ Pratt, H. W., 168 Fleet St., B.C. 
 J Prentice, A. N., 10 Norfolk St., Strand, W.C. 
 Prickett & Ellis, 57 Chancery Lane, W.C. 
 Pridmore (+), & Anderson (a), 2 Broad St. Bldgs., B.C. 
 Pridmore, A. §., 140 Junction Rd., N. 
 a Prince, H., 15 Clifford’s Inn, Fleet St., E.C. 
 Prior, E. S., 3 Old Serjeant’s Inn, Chancery Lane, W.C. 
 Proctor, B., 17 Surrey St., Strand, W.C. 
 Procter, E., 83 St. Paul’s Churchyard, E.C. : 
 + Prosser, H., Archts. Dept., Education Committee 
 Offices, High Street, Walthamstow, N.E. 
 a Protheroe, F., 25 Old Queen St., Westminster, 8. W. 
 a Pryce, T. E., 10 Gray’s Inn Square, W.C. 
 7 Prynne, G. H. F., 6 Queen Anne’s Gate, 8.W. 
 Pugh, J., 11 Poultry, B.C. 
 Pugin & Pugin, 159 Kensington High St., W. 
 Punnett, W. H., 63 Moorgate St., B.C. 
 7 Purchase, E. K., 20-22 Maddox St., W. 
 Putley, F. M., 18 Adam St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 + Pye, G. G., 10 Ranelagh Gardens, S.W. 
 Pye, H. W., 16 John St., Bedford Row, W.C 
 
 Quennell, C. H. B., 17 Vietoria St., S.W. ’ 
 Quilter, J.S.(/), & Son, 1&2 Adam St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 
 Radford, A. A., 28 Great College St., N.W. 
 
 Radford, J. C., 189 Up. Richmond Rd., Putney, 8.W. 
 Raffles, W. H., 10 Gray’s Inn Square, W.C, 
 Rawlings, E., 16 Victoria St., S.W. 
 
 a Rawlins & Co., 46 Queen Victoria St., E.C. 
 
 a Rawlinson, J., 11 Adam St., Strand, W.C. 
 
 Ray & Murrells, 7 Pont St., Belgrave Square, S.W. 
 Read, H.(f), & MacDonald, R. F. (/), 4a Cork St., 
 Bond 8t., W. 
 a Rees, S. P., 25 Bartholomew Rd., N.W. 
 Reeve, J. A., 10 Queen Anne’s Gate, 8.W. 
 
 a Reeves, C. W., 3 Gray’s Inn Square, W.C. 
 
 @ Reilly, Prof. C. H., 23 St. Swithin’s Lane, E.C. 
 Rhodes, J. W., 4 Mitre Court, B.C. 
 
 7 Ricardo, H., 13 Bedford Sq., W.C. 
 
 Richards, 8., 43 Elmwood Rd., Herne Hill, 8.E. 
 
 + Richards, T. R., 42 Theobald’s Rd., W.C. 
 Richardson(+)& White(a),22 KingSt., Hammersmith, W. 
 Richardson, J., 1 Gresham Bldgs., Basinghall St., B.C. 
 Riches, H., 3 Crooked Lane, King William St., B.C. 
 
 Rickman (2) & Burr, 8 Montague St., Russell Sq., W.C. 
 + Ridge, A. M., 123 and 124 Newgate St., B.C. 
 Ridge, L. W. F., & Weymouth, W. C. (a), 104 High 
 Holborn, W.C. 
 Wie Riley, W.E.,London County Council,Spring Gdns.,8.W. 
 Rings & Myers, 21 Railway Apph., London Bridge, 8. E. 
 f Rising,H. W.,Oswoldestre Ho., Norfolk St.,Strand, W.C. 
 a Rix, R. A., 26 Budge Row, B.C. 
 /*+Roberts, A., 92 London St., Greenwich, 8. E. 
 Roberts, H., 118 Lewisham Rd., 8.B. 
 Roberts, P. M., 519 Birkbeck Bk. Chbs., Holborn, W.C. 
 Robertson, R., 45 St. Mary’s Mansions, Paddingtu 1,W. 
 Robertson, W. W., H.M. Office of Works, Storey’s 
 Gate, S.W. 
 a Robinson, K. D. S., 7 Carteret St., Westminster, S W. 
 f Robson, E. R., 9 Bridge St., Westminster, S.W. 
 / Roe, R. M., 62 and 63 Basinghall St., B.C. 
 Rogers, Bone (/) & Coles (a), 7 Carteret St., West 
 minster, S.W. 
 Rogers, F., 10 York Buildings, Adelphi, W.C. 
 Rogers, H. S., 7 Dean's Yard, Westminster, S.W. 
 Rogers, W. H., 53 Clapham Rd., 8.W. 
 Rolfe & Matthews, 3 Adelaide St., Charing Cross, W.C. 
 a Rollo, A., 11 Hammersmith Terrace, W. 
 Romaine- Walker (a) & Besant, 6 Old Bond St., W. 
 Rooke, A. B., 11 Great James St., Bedford Row, W.C. 
 a Roper, F. W., 9 Adam St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 Roumieu (a) & Aitchison (a), 10 Lancaster Place, 
 Strand, W.C. 
 J Rowntree, F., 11 Hammersmith Terrace, W. 
 + Rudkin, F., 25 John St., Bedford Row, W.C. 
 Runtz, E. & Ford, Brook House, Walbrook, E.C. 
 Rushton, H. J., 52 Cannon St., E.C. 
 a Russell, G. L., 7 Manor Rd., Bowes Park, N. 
 J Russell, R. F., 6 Moorgate St., B.C. 
 J Russell, S. B., 11 Gray’s Inn Sq., W.C. 
 Russell, T. H., 3 Bloomsbury St., W.C. 
 Ruthen, C. T., 12 Buckingham St., Strand, W.C. 
 Rutley, C. & F., 11 Dowgate Hill, B.C. 
 a Ryde, F. C., 29 Great George St., Westminster, S.W. 
 Sachs, E. O., 7 Waterloo Place, Pall Mall, S.W. 
 ftSadgrove, E. J., 4 Southampton Row, W.C. 
 a St. Aubyn, F. W., 2 Lambe Building, Temple, E.C. 
 Salmon, C. E. 15 Finsbury Circus, B.C. 
 Salter, Issott & Salter, 13 Phoenix St., N.W. 
 Salter, 8S. (f), & Adams, 28 Woburn Place, W.C. 
 Sanders & Finch, 62 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, W.C. 
 Sanders, W. H., 118 Camden Rd., N.W. 
 Sarel, W., Queen Anne’s Chmbrs., Westminster, 8.W. 
 / Satchell, H. A., 3 Staple Inn, Holborn, W.C. 
 a Saul, H. A., 10 Gray’s Inn Square, W.C. 
 Saunders, G.( f), & Son, 111 King St., Ham'rsmith, W. 
 a Saunders, H.S., 4 Coleman St., B.C. 
 Saunders, J., 4 Coleman St., B.C. 
 a Saunders, M. L., 4 Coleman St.. B.C. 
 Saunders, R., 62 Bishopsgate St. Without, B.C. 
 Saville (+) & Martin (+), Dacre House, Arundel St., 
 Strand, W.C. 
 f Sawyer, J., 63 and 64 Chancery Lane, W.C. 
 a Sayer, C. E., 17 Soho Square, W. 
 Schneider, E., 44 Cheriton Sq., Upper Tooting, S.W. 
 Schultz, R. W., 14 Gray’s Inn Square, W.C. 
 a Scorer, G. O., 22 Surrey St., Strand, W.C. 
 Scott (+), Hanson & Fraser, 10 Basinghall St., B.C. 
 Scott, G. G., 7 Gray’s Inn Square, W.C. 
 Scott, J., 23 Bedford Row, W.C. 
 a Scott, J. D., 23 Bedford Row, W.C. 
 Scott, J. O. (f) & 
 minster, 8.W. 
 J Scott, W. G., 25 Bedford Row, W.C. 
 a Scrymgour, W. H.,13 Lovell’s Ct.,Paternoster Row,E.C. 
 Searle, C. G., & Son, 16 Southwark St., S.B. 
 Searle (a) & Searle (a), Paternoster House, B.C. 
 F Searles- Wood, H. D., 157 Wool Ex., Coleman St., E.C. 
 / Sears, J. B.,214 Birkbeck Bank Chmbrs., Holborn, W.C. 
 Seddon, G. F., 10 Warwick Court, Holborn, W.C. 
 Sedger, G., 26 Great James St., W.C. 
 Selby & Kislingbury, 44 Chancery Lane, W.C. 
 a Selby, E. H., 8 Buckingham St., Strand, W.C. 
 Serle, W., 89 Chancery Lane, W.C. 
 Seth-Smith (7) & Monro (+), 46 Lineoln’s Inn Fields, 
 W.C 
 
 Sewell, C., 101 St. John’s Hill, Wandsworth, S.W. 
 f Sexton, G. A., 42 High Rd., Kilburn, N.W. 
 Sharp, J., 17 De Crespigny Park, Denmark Hill, 8.E. 
 Sharp, L., 3 Duke 8t., Adelphi, W.C. 
 Sharpe, G. F., 57 & 58, Chancery Lane, W.C. 
 Shaw, H , 60 Nicoll Rd., Harlesden, N.W. 
 Sheen, W., 17 Victoria St., S.W. 
 J Sheffield, H. N., ArmitageLodge, Upper Sydenham,8.B. 
 Sheffi ld, J. R. A., 8 Coolhurst Rd., Crouch End, N. 
 a Sheppard, A. W., 43 Chancery Lane, W.C. 
 J Sherrin, G., 44 Finsbury Square, B.C. 
 @ Shield, E., 25 Bedford Row, W.C. 
 a Shiner, C. M., 110 Hamilton House, Bishopgate St. 
 Without, E.C. 
 
 Shirley, W. K., 12 Buckingham St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 Shoppee, C. H. ( f), & Son, 22 John St., Bedford Row, 
 W.C. , 
 
 Silley, A. & G. M., 17 Craven St., Strand, W.C. 
 @ Sills, F., 830 Norfolk St., Strand, W.C. 
 a Sim, E. H., 14 Norfolk St., Strand, W.C. 
 Simmons, H. C., 9, Gray’s Inn Sq., W.C. 
 Simmons, W., 10 John St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 
 Simpson (7) & Ayrton (a), 3 Verulam Bldgs., Gray’s | 
 
 Inn, W.C. 
 J Simpson, F. M., 88 Gower St., W.C. 
 Simpson, G., 2 Princes St., Hanover Square, W. 
 / Sirr, H., 50 Twisden Rd., Highgate Rd., N.W. 
 Skipworth, A. H., 5 Staple Inn, W.C. 
 / Slade, B., 278 Charles St., Berkeley Square, W. 
 
 Son, 2 Dean’s Yard, West- | 
 
 / Tabberer, B., 13 Basinghall St., E.C. 
 f/ Tanner, Sir Henry, H.M. Office of Works, Storey’s 
 Gate, S.W. : 
 a Tanner, H.,junr., 12 Regent St., S.W. 
 a Yanner, H. W. G., Clerk of Works Office, Victoria and 
 Albert Museum, South Kensington, W. 
 Taperall. F., & Haase, 9 John St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 a Tapper, W. J., 10,Melina Place, St. John’s Wood. N.W 
 / Tarring, F. W.. 26 Coolhurst Rd., Crouch End, N. 
 Tasker, (2) & Slater, 2 John St., Bedford Row, W.C. 
 Tasker, G. R., & Sons, 38 John St., Bedford Row, W.C 
 Tasker, H. H., 43 Penton St., Pentonville, N. 
 Tatchell, S. J., 13 Queen Anne’s Gate, S.W. 
 Tatham, S. R., 2 Clement’s Inn, W.C. 
 a Taylor, A. B., 40 Chancery Lane, W.C. 
 a Tayler, A. S., 27 Old Queen St., S.W. 
 
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 JS Slater, J., 46 Berners St., W. 
 
 a Smallman. H. R. G., 8 Queen St., B.C. 
 
 + Smedley, G. P.,110 St. Martin’s Lane, W.C. 
 Smee (+) & Houchin, 82-85, Fleet St., B.C. 
 
 J Smith & Brewer, 2 Gray’s Inn 8q., W.C. 
 Smith, C. G., 56 Cannon St., E.C. 
 
 a Smith, C. W., 16 Finsbury Cireus, E.C. 
 
 J Smith, ©. A., 35 New Broad St., E.C. 
 
 / Smith, F. J., Parliament Mansions, Victoria St., 8.W. 
 
 JS Smith, J. O.,7 Old Queen St., Westminster, 8.W. 
 
 Smith, J. T., 10 York Bldgs., Adelphi, W.C. 
 J Smith, J. H., 41 Moorgate Station Bldgs., E.C. 
 Smith, J. R., 14 Union Court, Old Broad St., E.C. 
 Smith, M. M., 62 Berners St., W. 
 f Smith, S. R. J., York Bidgs., Adelphi, W.C. 
 Smith, T. H., 17 and 18 Basinghall St., B.C. 
 Smith, T. R. (f), and Son (/), 130 Temple Chambers, 
 Whitefriars, B.C, 
 
 a Smith, W., 65 Chancery Lane, W.C. 
 
 J Snell, A. S., 22 Southampton Blgs.,Chancery La.,.W.C. 
 
 J Solomon, L., 16 Union Court, Old Broad St., E.C. 
 
 + Souttar, J. A., 41 Bishopsgate St., B.C. 
 
 Spalding (7) & Spalding (a), 36 & 37 King St., E.C. 
 J Spaull, W. H., 4 Verulam Bldgs., Gray’s Inn, W.C. 
 @ Speed, E., 22 Chancery Lane, W.C. 
 a Spiers, W. L., 18 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, W.C. 
 Spooner & Cobbold, 17 Bedford Row, W.C. 
 Sprague, W.G.R., 10 & 11 Jermyn St., S.W. 
 Spratt, E. F. A., 90-91 Queen St., B.C. 
 Spratt, H. W., 46 Queen Victoria St., E.C. 
 + Stair, W., 9 Queen Victoria St., B.C. 
 Stanger, C., & Son, 21 Finsbury Pavement, E.C. 
 Stanham, G. G., 26 & 27, Bush Lane, Cannon St., E.C. 
 Stanton, 8. J. B., 47 Cavendish Rd.,Brondesbury,N.W. 
 Stark, M., 96 Barrow Rd., Streatham, 8.W. 
 
 / Statham, H. H., ‘‘ Builder” Offiice, Catherine 8t., 
 
 Strand, W.C. 
 
 Stedman, A. J., 133 Finsbury Pavement, B.C. 
 Stenning, A. R. (f), & Partners, 121 Cannon St., E.C. 
 Steljes, W.C., 90 Antill Rd., Tottenham, N. 
 Stephens, A. K., 22 Great Winchester St., E.C. 
 Stephens, C. W., 49 Hans Rd., Chelsea, S.W. 
 Stephenson, G., 14 Queen Victoria St., E.U, 
 
 @ Stevens, J. W., 21 New Bridge St., E.C. 
 
 Stevens, W. H., 21 Ashchurch Grove, Ravenscourt 
 Park, W. 
 
 a Stevenson, G. D., 13 & 14 King St., Cheapside, £.C. 
 
 Stevenson, J. J. (/), & Redfern, H., 4; Porchest 
 Gardens, W. 
 
 Stuart, D., 19 Old Queen St., S.W. 
 
 Stewart, W.,4 & 5 Aldgate, EK. 
 
 Still, W. & L., 19 Basinghall St., E.C. 
 
 a Stimson, E. C., 22 Atherton Rd., Forest Gate, E. 
 
 Stock, H. (/) & Page, R. (/), 9 Denman St., London 
 Bridge, S.E. 
 
 Stockdale, J. C., 16 Hart St., Bloor sbury, W.C. 
 
 Stodart, E. H., & Co., 231 Strand, W.C. 
 
 Stokes, A. P., 1 Addington Road, Bow, E. 
 
 Stokes, 1., 2 Great Smith St., Westminster, S.W. 
 Stone & Co'quhon, 6 York Buildlngs, Adelphi, W.C. 
 Stone, C., 4 & 5 King St., Covent Gardens, W.C. 
 Stone, H. W., 2 Great Winchester St., E.0. 
 
 Stones, E., 1 Trump St., King St., B.C. 
 
 Stonhold, J.W.,334 Birkbeck Bank Chmbrs., Holborn, 
 W.C. 
 
 Stratton, A., 16 Hart St., Bloomsbury Square, W.C. 
 
 Streatfeild, G. E.S., 9 Stone Bldgs., Lincoln's Inn, W.C. 
 
 Street, A. E., 244 Bryanston 8q., W. 
 
 Street, E., 6 King’s Bench Walk, Inner Temple, E.C., 
 and 109 Bow Rd., EB. 
 
 Strevens, E. J., 292 Camberwell New RG Seb 
 
 Strudwick J. H., & Son, Falcon Ct, 82 Fleet St., E.C. 
 Stuart, A., 61, West Smithfield, B.C 
 Stubbs, E. J., 30 Craven St., W.C, 
 
 / Style, A. J., 3 Victoria St., Westminster, 9.\V 
 
 Sutcliffe (a) & Sutcliffe, 11 Argyll Place, W. ~ 
 Swan & Norman, 8 Clifford’s Inn, Fleet St., E.C. 
 
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 ae, 
 
 | / Sykes, A., 45 Finsbury Pavement, E.C. 
 
 _a Taylor, F. 8., 9 Staple Inn, Holborn, W.C. 
 
 Tee, 8, C., 50 Moorgate St., B.C. 
 Telfer, F. P., 9 Southampton St., Bloomsbury, W.C. 
 
 f Tenison, A. H. R., 12 Little Coll. St., Westminster,8.W. 
 Theobald, H., 6 South St., Finsbury Pavement, E.C. 
 Theobalds, F., 14 South Norwood Hill, 8.E. 
 Theobads, W., 26 Budge Row, E.C. 
 
 f Thomas, Sir A. B., 5 Queen Anne’s Gate, S.W. 
 Thomas, E. M., 5 Queen Anne’s Gate, 8. W. 
 
 Thomas, T. G., 36 Gt. James 8t., Bedford Row, W.C. 
 Thompson & Walford (a), Leadenhall Buildings, E.C 
 Thompson, C., 21 Camomile St., E.C. 
 
 @ Thompson, E. P., 25 Finsbury Square, E.C. 
 Thompson, J. A., 4 Lancaster Place, Strand, W.C. 
 Thompson, W. H., 30 John St., Bedford Row, W.C. 
 ahem, Trehearne & Norman, 45 Lincoln’s Inn Fields 
 
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 Thorp, J. B., 98 Gray’s Inn Rd., W.C. 
 Thorpe. Furniss & Elkington, 154 High St., Camden 
 Town, N.W. 
 Tidman, E., & Son, 34, Victoria St., 8.W. 
 f Tiltman, A. H.,1 Raymond Bldgs., Gray’s Inn, W.C. 
 f Todd, F., 34 Essex Street, Strand, W.C. 
 Todd, P., & Wrigley, F. (a), 12 Regent St., W. 
 Tolley, G., Bank Chambers, Forest Hill, 8.E. 
 Tolley, J., & Son (a), 9 Queen Victoria St., E.C. 
 a Torrance, A. M., 28 Budge Row, E.C. 
 Tower, W. E., 27, Nottingham Place, W. 
 f Townsend, C. H., 82 Great George 8t., 8.W. 
 a Towse, 8., 8 New Square, Lincoln’s Inn, W.C. 
 Treacher & Son, 73 Moorgate St., E.C. 
 Treadwell & Martin (f), 294 Charing Cross Rd., W.C. 
 f Tree, P., 63 Queen Victoria St., H.C. 
 Tregelles, J. A., 7 Bishopsgate St. Without, E.C. 
 Trent, W. E., 6 Broad St. Place, E.C. 
 + Tribe, A. W., 120 Clapham Rd., 8.W. 
 a Troup, F. W., 14 Gray’s Inn Square, W.C. 
 POU, ae & Messer, A.A., 121 Westminster Bridge 
 Rd., 8.B. 
 f+ Tubbs, P. B., 68 Aldersgate St., H.C. 
 Tucker (a)& Huntley,22 Buckingham St. ,Strand,W.C. 
 + Tucker, B. R., 41 Sisters Av., Clapham Common, S.W. 
 Tudor, C., 32 Cambridge Gardens, Notting Hill, W. 
 Turner & Holditch, 160 Stoke Newington Rd., N. 
 a Turner, H. G., 58 Theobald’s Rd., W.C. 
 a Turner, P. J., Parliament Mansions, Victoria St.,S.W. 
 Tyas & Jago, 10 John St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 Tyas, F. C., 3 Elm Park, Brixton Hill, S.W. 
 Tyler, R. K., 11 Pancras Lane, Queen St., E.C. 
 f Underwood, E. §., 3 Queen St., E.C. 
 @ Vacher, S., 35 Wellington St., Strand, W.C. 
 Veale, C. L., H.M. Office of Works,Storey’s Gate, S.W. 
 + Veale, L. C., 23 Devereaux Court, Strand, W.C. 
 a Vercoe, W. A., 10 Culverley Crescent, Catford, S.E. 
 f Verity, F. T., 7 Sackville St., W. 
 Vernon, A., 9 Strand, W.C. 
 Vernon, G., 6 Mortimer St., W. 
 Vickers, A. E., 60 Queen Victoria St., B.C. 
 a Vickery, G., 60 Gresham St., E.C. 
 Victor, E. A., 5 Arlington 8t., Piccadilly, W. 
 Vigers, A. F., 4 Frederick Place, Ola Jewry, E.C. 
 f Vigers, E., 9 Bridge St., Westminster, S.W. 
 Vigers, S., Heckfield Place, Walham Green, S.W. 
 Vining, J. R., 89 Chancery Lane, W.C. 
 Voysey, C. F. A., 23 York Place, Baker St., W. 
 Waddell, D. H., 16 John St., Bedford Row, Ww.Cc. 
 7 Wade, F. B., 1484 Sloane St., S.W. 
 f Wadling, H. J., 2 Lambe Bldg., Temple, E.C. 
 a Wadmore, B., 8 New Square, Lincoln’s Inn, W.C. 
 a Wager, J., H.M. Office of Works, Storey’s Gate, 8.W. 
 Waghorn, F., 62 & 63 Basinghall St., B.C. 
 Wakeford, H. & Sons, 267 Clapham Rd., S.W. 
 + Wakelam, H. T., Guildhall, Westminster, S.W. 
 Wakley, H. M., 11 Adam St., Strand, W.C. 
 Walker, J. E., 84 Davenport Rd., Uxbridge 186le5 Aho 
 Walker, W. T,, 40 Finsbury Square, EXC. 
 Wallace, A. G..7 Dean’s Yard, Westminster, 8.W. 
 Wallace, W., 274 Old Bond St., W. 
 Wallen, F., 96 Gower St., W.C. 
 
 + Wallis, T., 36 Maiden Lane, Strand, W.C. 
 
 a Wallis, W. E., 12 Buckingham St., Strand, W.C. 
 Walters, F. A. (a), & H. B. (a), 87 Old Queen St., 
 
 Westminster, S.W. 
 Walton, G., 225 High St., Kensington, W. 
 Ward, S., 59 Archer St., W. 
 
 a Ward, W. H., 28 Theobald’s Rd., W.C. 
 
 Waring & Nicholson, 38 Parliament 8t.,S.W. 
 _Warre, E. L., 19 Old Queen St., Westminster, S.W. 
 J Warren, E. P., 20 Cowley St.. Westminster, S.W. 
 Warwick, 8. (a) & Hall, H. A. (a), 13 South Square, 
 Gray’s Inn, W.C. 
 Ff Waterhouse, P., Staple Inn Bldgs., W.C. 
 + Waterworth, J. H., 2814 Queen’s Rd., New Cross 
 Gate, 8.H. 
 Watkins, C., Glebe House, Sherborne Lane, H.C. 
 Watney, D., 44 Frederick’s Place, Old Jewry, H.C. 
 
 a Watson, A. D., 34 Gt. James St., Bedford Row, W.C. 
 
 Watson, P. H., 4 Adam St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 Watson,T. H.(/),&A. M. (a), 9 Nottingham Place, W. 
 Watts, W. J., 54 Anerley Park, Anerley, S.E. 
 Waymouth, G.,Raymond House, Theobald’s Rd., wW.C. 
 Weatherley (/) & Jones, 30 Cockspur St., S.W. 
 
 FS Webb, Sir Aston, 19 Queen Anne’s Gate, S.W. 
 
 Webb, B. H., 14 South Square, Gray’s Inn, W.C. 
 
 a Webb, W. A., 23 Powis Square, W. 
 
 Webbe, A. A., 2 Romola Rd., Herne Hill, S.E. 
 Webte, T. O.,16 Marsden Rd., Hast Dulwich, S.B. 
 Webber, F. §., 74 South Hill Park, Hampstead, N.W. 
 Webber, H., 523 Birkbeck Bank Chbrs., Holborn, W.C. 
 Webster (a) & Forbes, 487 New Cross Rd., 8.E. 
 
 Weir, Burrows & Weir, 17 Victoria St., 8. W. 
 
 Wells, C. 8., 73 Parkhurst Rd., N. 
 
 West, A. W., 444 & p Maddox St., W. 
 
 West, W., 19 Craven St., Strand, W.C. 
 
 Westcott, J.B.,H.M. Off. of Wks., Storey’s Gate, 8.W. 
 
 a Wetenhall, E. B., 27 Sackville St., W. 
 
 a Weymouth, R. H., 3 Victoria St., 8.W. 
 
 Wheeler, F. (/), & Son, 6 Staple Inn, Holborn, W.C. 
 Whiddington, W., 71 Queen St., Cheapside, H.C. 
 
 F Whinney, T. B., 8 Old Jewry, H.C. 
 
 a Whitaker, E. M., Gresham Bldgs., Basinghall St., H.C. 
 
 + Whitburn, H. A., 22 Surrey St., Strand, W.C. 
 
 a Whitcombe, A., 5 Newman St., Oxford St., W. 
 
 a Whitcombe, C. F., 29 Winchester House, E.C. 
 
 White, E., 7 Oldbury Place, Nottingham St., S.W. 
 White, H. D., 12 Craven Street, Strand, W.C. 
 
 f White, W. H., 144 Cavendish Pl., Cavendish Sq., W. 
 Whitfield, R. O., & Thomas, J. A., 60 Haymarket, S.W. 
 Whyte, E. T., 31 Charing Cross, S.W. 
 
 Wigens, C., 78 Harlsfield Rd., Wandsworth Com.,8.W. 
 Wilkins, E., 26 Budge Row, E.C. 
 
 Wilkins, V., 24 Finsbury Square, E.C. 
 
 Wilkinson, H. D., 7 Yerbury Rd., N. 
 
 f Wilkinson, P. A. C., Craven House, Kingsway, W.C. 
 
 a Wilkinson, R. S., 88 Great James St., W.Cc. 
 
 f Williams, A., 34, Henrietta St., Covent Garden, W.C. 
 Williams, A. C., 14 Gt. James’ 8t., Bedford Row, W.C. 
 
 f Williams, E. J., 29 John 8t., Bedford Row, W.C. 
 
 a Williams, F. E., 34 Henrietta St., Covent Garden, W.C 
 
 f Williams, R., 10 Clifford’s Inn, Fleet St., H.C. 
 
 ) 
 
 Williams, T. E., 181 Victoria St.,8.W. 
 
 a Willock, R., 76 Finsbury Pavement, E.C. 
 Willoughby, R.C., 61 & 62 Chancery Lane, W.C. 
 Wills (a) & Anderson (a}, 24 Bloomsbury 8q., W.C. 
 
 a Wills, F. R. G., 10 John St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 
 Wills, G. B., 7 Stone Buildings, Lincoln’s Inn, W.C. 
 Wilson, A., 3 Old Serjeant’s Inn, Fleet St,, E.C. 
 
 a Wilson, A. N., 28 Martin’s Lane, Cannon 8t., E.C. 
 
 f Wilson, B., 45 Gower St., W.C. 
 
 Wilson, G. L., & Co., Ld., 517 High Rd., Tottenham, N. 
 
 f Wilson, W. G., 24 Hart St., Bloomsbury 8q., W.C. 
 Wilson, W. §., 290 Mount Pleasant Rd., Tottenham, N. 
 Wimperis, E. (/), & Best (a), 6 Vigo St., W. 
 
 + Winder, W. H., 48 Bedford Row, W.C. 
 
 Windsor, F. E., 22 Southampton St., Bloomsbury, W.C. 
 
 a Winstanley, H., 10 Basinghall St., B.C. 
 
 Winterburn, A. H., 118 Victoria St., S.W. 
 Wire, W. T., 29 Great George St., 8. W. 
 
 a Wise, H.J., 7 Great James St., Bedford Row, W.C. 
 Witherington & Hogwood, 33 Great Tower St., E.C. 
 
 a Wonnacott, W., 199 Piccadilly, W. 
 
 Wood, A. J., 22 Surrey St., Strand, W.C. 
 Wood, W. J., 1 Finsbury Circus, B.C. ‘ 
 Woodard, J. T., 138 Bedford St., Strand, W.C. 
 
 f Woodd & Ainslie, 20 Tothill St., Westminster, S.W. 
 Woodhouse, A. B., 46 Siddon’s Rd., Perry Vale, 8.E. 
 
 a Woodington, H. A., 130 Jermyn St., S.W. 
 
 J Woodrooffe, W. H., 32 High St., Southwark, 8.B. 
 Woodrow (/) & Helsdon (f), 67 &69 Chancery Lane, 
 Woodward, G. G., 181 Queen Victoria St., E.C. 
 Woodward, J.A. J.,& Sons; 69 Kennington Oval, S.E. 
 
 7 Woodward, W., 13 Southampton St., Strand, W.C. 
 
 Jf Worley, C. H., 62 Welbeck 8t., W. 
 
 Worley, R. J., 170 Strand, W.C. 
 
 f Wornum, R. 8., 26 Bedford Square, W.C. 
 Worsfold & Hayward, 80 Cannon St., B.C. 
 
 a Worsley, A. H., St. Stephen’s Ho., Westminster, S.W. 
 Wratten, E. L. (a), & Godfrey, W. H., 11 Carteret St., 
 
 Westminster, S.W. 
 Wright, A. G., 2 Old Queen St., Westminster, S.W. 
 Wright, H. A., 21 Buckingham St., Strand, W.C. 
 Wyand, A. G., 33 Marloes Rd., Kensington, WwW. 
 
 + Wyatt, H. P., 18 Angell Rd., Brixton Rd., 8.W. 
 Wyatts, Burgoyne & Wyatts, 14 Wormwood St., H.C. 
 Wyles, J. W., 708 Romford Rd., E. 
 
 Wylson, 0.C. (/), & Long, 16 King William 8t., 
 Strand, W.C. 
 
 a Yates, T. C., 20 Sloane St., S.W. 
 
 Yetts (f), Sturdy (a) & Usher, 45 Finsbury Pavt., B.C. 
 
 + Youlten, W., 159 Victoria St., S.W. 
 
 Young, A., 35 John St., Bedford Row, W.C. 
 
 a Young, C., 6 Lancaster Place, Strand, W.C. 
 
 a Young, E. A., 31 Craven St., Strand, W.C. 
 
 Young, J., Son & Johnson (a), 47 Mark Lane, E.C. 
 Young, K. D. (/), & Hall, H. (/), 17 Southampton 
 St., Bloomsbury, W.C 
 
 Young, V. E., 12 Buckingham St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 SF Young, W. F., 12 Norfolk St., Strand, W.C. 
 
 ; | + Zimmermann, M J., 8 Henrietta St., W.€. 
 
 Willis (a) & Leslie, 34 Ely Place, Holborn Circus, E.C. 
 
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 WRCHITECTS: 
 
 BEDFORDSHIRE. 
 
 BEDFORD. 
 Anderson & Co., 153 Midland Rd. 
 Baillie-Scott, M.H., Fenlake Mnr. 
 a Gammell, K., 21 St. Peter’s. 
 Lund, R., 8 St. Paul’s Sq. 
 Mallows, C. E., & Grocock, G. H., 
 22 Mill St. 
 Usher & Anthony, 9 St. Paul’s Sq. 
 Young, H., 35 Maitland St. 
 BIGGLESWADE. 
 Cockerill, T., Market Sq. 
 LEIGHTON BUZZARD. 
 a Bishop, T. H., Lake St. 
 Bishop, T. H., jun., Grove Rd. 
 Lawrence, J. T., Bridge St. 
 LUTON. 
 Anscombe (a) & Franklin, 
 Market Hill 
 a Blow, P. C., 1 Church St. 
 Brown, J. R. & Son, Castle St, 
 Chambers 
 Godfrey, R. M., 1 Gordon St. 
 Keeling, J. C.,23 Up. George St. 
 Wilkinson, A., 43 Waller St. 
 SANDY. 
 Twelvetrees, E., Bedford Rd. 
 
 TODDINGTON, Dunstable. 
 Stonebridge & Foll 
 WOBURN, S.O. 
 Stonebridge & Foll, Leighton St. 
 WOBURN SANDS, S.O. 
 Stonebridge & Foll 
 
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 BERKSHIRE. 
 
 ABINGDON. 
 + West, J. G. T., The Knowl 
 
 MAIDENHEAD, 
 Davy, BR. C.,.86 High St. 
 
 + Kirk, J. L., 107 Queen St. 
 
 a Shrewsbury,. J., Queen 8t.Chbrs. 
 Vardy, C.8., Cliveden Chmbrs. 
 
 NEWBURY. 
 Bell, W. H., The Market Place 
 Floyd, F. H., 4 Broadway 
 Hill, E. F., 62 Northbrook St. 
 Money, J. H., The Broadway 
 READING. 
 J Albury, F. W., 154 Friar St. 
 Dodd, J. 8., Broadway Bldgs. 
 Goodman, J. H., Town Hall Chbrs. 
 Greenaway (J.), Sons and Slade, 
 37, 38 Market Place. 
 
 Hambling, W.G. A., Forest Ho., 
 Queen’s Rd. 
 
 Haslam, J., 156 Friar St. 
 
 Hoare & Wheeler, 17 Friar St. 
 
 a Howell, W. R., 17 Blagrave St. 
 Lewton, W. G., 6 The Forbury 
 Millers iW. Ge, 0d Cox, 7 An S:, 
 
 Arcade Chmbs., Friar St. 
 
 a Morris, F. 8., Broadway Bldgs. 
 
 Ravenscroft (/), Son & Morris, 22 
 The Forbury : 
 Smith, C.(f/) &Son(/), 164 Friar 
 
 St 
 
 Stallwood, 8. 8., 27 & 28 Market P1. 
 J Webb, G. W., Market Pl. Chmbrs, 
 WINDSOR. 
 Carey, J. G. & Son, 504 Thames St. 
 Edgington & Summerbell, 7 Paik 
 St 
 
 Nutt, A. Y., M.V.O., H.M. Office 
 of Works, Windsor Castle 
 + Wyborn, 8. M., Park St. 
 WOKINGHAM. 
 a Salmon, N. T., Denton Chmbrs. 
 Webb, G. W., Broad St. 
 
 BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. 
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 AYLESBURY. 
 Manning, G. H., 6 Walton St. 
 a Taylor, F., 26 Temple St. 
 Thomas, R. J., County Hall 
 BEACONSFIELD. 
 Kerkham, Burgess & Myers 
 BLETCHLEY. 
 + Chadwick, J., Richmond House 
 BUCKINGHAM. 
 Manning, G. H., Market Sq. 
 CHESHAM, 8.0. 
 Belch, H., High St. 
 Gee, E. J., 62 The Broadway 
 
 ARCH. COM. 30, 
 
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 DATCHET. 
 Carey, J. G., Gloucester House 
 
 ETON. 
 Carter, T. B., 6 High St. 
 Simmonds, J., Bridge Trust Ho., 
 High St. 
 Simmonds, W. G., 118A High St. 
 Willis, E,, High St. 
 FARNHAM ROYAL. 
 Moscrop- Young, F. C. 
 ‘Ward, M, §8., Old Orchard House 
 GERRARD’S CROSS, S.O. 
 Kerkham, Burgess & Myers, 
 Orchehill Estate Office 
 GREAT MARLOW. 
 Thurlow, T., 23 High St. 
 HIGH WYCOMBE. 
 Thurlow, T., 25 High St. 
 Vernon & Son, 41 High St. 
 SLOUGH. 
 Baker, J., 75 High St. 
 Lee & Farr, 65 & 67 High St. 
 Mosley, W. R., 146 High St. 
 Sargeant & Son, 176 High St. 
 STONY STRATFORD. 
 
 JS Harris, E. 8. 
 
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 CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 
 
 CAMBRIDGE. 
 Bausor, P., 7 Petty Cury 
 Bland, J. D., 3 Chesterton Hall 
 Crescent 
 Fawcett, W. M.( 7), & Atkinson, 
 T. D. (a), 4 Trumpington St. 
 French, §., Llandaff Chmbrs., 
 Regent St. 
 MacAlister (/) & Skipper, 20 St. 
 Andrew’s St. 
 Morley, J., 22 St. Andrew’s St. 
 Porter, T. H., 3 Eden St. 
 Tollit, R. J., 1 Sidney St. 
 Waters, F., 2 Sidney St. 
 MARCH. 
 Austin, W.}., Burrowmoor Rd. 
 Stallebrass, J. G., & Sons, Broad St. 
 
 NEWMARKET. 
 Flatman, J., Beaufort Studio, 
 Rous Rd. 
 
 Gibb, J.G., Rutland Chbrs., High 
 St 
 
 Holland & 8on+, Fairstead Cottage 
 Manning, W.C.& A.S8., Rutland 
 Chmbrs. 
 WISBECH. 
 Davis, W. H. H., 2 York Row 
 Kerridge, T. M., Club Chmbrs., 
 Old Market 
 Peck, C. H., Leverington Road 
 Thorpe, G., Post Office Lane 
 Walker & Walker, Lower Hill St. 
 Ward, F. B., 7 York Row 
 
 CHESHIRE. 
 
 ALDERLEY EDGE. 
 Sheldon, H. 
 
 ALTRINCHAM. 
 Armitage, G. F., *‘ Stamford ” 
 Ashton, J. T., 7 Market St. 
 
 Caris, G. W., 29, Bancroft Rd., 
 Hale 
 
 Fairhurst, 8. P., ‘“‘ Grobylawn ” 
 
 Macnamara, J., “ Bancroft,” Hale 
 Rd. 
 
 BIRKENHEAD. 
 
 Clarke, T.C., 6 Rock Park, Rock 
 
 Ferry 
 Cubbon, T. W., 54 Hamilton St. 
 Davies, H. C., 167 Old Chester Rd. 
 Flinn, H. E., 56, Hamilton Sq. 
 Francis, C. O., 26, Harland Rd. 
 Griffiths, Wm., 5 Hamilton §q. 
 Hancock, 8., 574 WoodchurchRd. 
 Holliday, J. D., 46 Dingle Rd. 
 Lownsborough, W., 4 Duncan St. 
 Mewton, J. R., 59 Hamilton Sq. 
 Street, A. W., 37 Hamilton 8q. 
 
 * Walker, J. C., 2 Bank Bldgs., 
 
 Charing Cross 
 
 BOWDON. 
 Dunkerley, F., Hurstdale 
 CHESTER. 
 
 JS Beswick, H., Newgate St. 
 
 Boden, R. W 
 Chmbrs. 
 Cummings, 8. G., Old Bank Bdgs. 
 
 -, 9 Corn Exchange 
 
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 Davies, J.H. & Sons,14 Newgate St. 
 
 Douglas & Minshull, 6 Abbey Sa. 
 
 Lockwood, P. H., Cathedral 
 Chmbrs., St. Werburgh St. 
 
 * Lockwood, W. T., 88 Foregate St. 
 
 Priest, A., Godstall Chmbrs. 
 CREWE, 
 Atkinson, J. A., 18 High Town 
 Bolshaw, G.E., 2 Mill St. 
 Dobson, 8., Brook St. 
 Martin, J., Parr’s Bank Chmbs., 
 Nantwich Rd 
 Shore, G. E., 322 Hungerford Rd. 
 EGREMONT. 
 Swainson, J. H., 66 Church St. 
 FRODSHAM, 
 Davies, S., 5 Alvanley Terrace 
 HOOLE, Chester. 
 Tate, J. E., 2 Gresford Avenue 
 
 MACCLESFIELD. 
 Hall, C. R., King Edward St. 
 Longworth, W. H., Parr’s Bank 
 Chmbrs. 
 Whittaker & Bradburn(t),19 King 
 Edward St. 
 Wright, J., 27 King Edward St 
 MARPLE, 
 Garlick, E., 36 Market St. 
 Longworth, W, H., 1 Hollins 
 Lane 
 MIDDLEWICH. 
 Sheldon, H., Kinderton St. 
 NANTWICH. 
 Bower, T.,& Edleston (a), Bank 
 Chmbrs. 
 NEW BRIGHTON. 
 Keighley, A. R., The Bents 
 NORTHWICH. 
 Cawley, J., Bull Ring 
 Holland, J., Hayhurst St. 
 
 ~ Powles, A. E., 7 Winnington St. 
 
 RUNCORN. 
 Davies, S., Devonshire Bldgs. 
 Wilson, J., Oxford Rd. 
 
 SALE (Manchester). 
 McBeath, R. J., Birnam House 
 SANDBACH. 
 Price, A., Elworth 
 STALYBRIDGE. 
 Farmer, F. Q., 1 Melbourne St. 
 Garlick, E., 121 Stamford St. 
 Rowbottom, G.,Portland Chambs. 
 STOCK PORT. 
 Brady, G. H., Borough Chmbrs. 
 Gould, W. A., 69 St. Petersgate 
 Hunt & Baldwin, 4, Warren St. 
 Jepson, J., Guaidian Chmbrs., 
 Tiviot Dale 
 Locke, C. R., St. Peter's Sq. 
 Peirce, P., & Son, 30 St. Petersgate 
 Swann, W., St. Peter’s Chmbrs. 
 Vaughan & Hatch, Cooper’s Brow 
 Wilkinson, A.G.,Caxton Chmbrs., 
 St. Petersgate 
 Wrathmell & Blackshaw, Queen’s 
 Bldgs., St. Peter’s Sq. 
 
 WHALEY BRIDGE. 
 Johnson, C. W., Market St. 
 
 CORNWALL. 
 
 BODMIN. 
 Jenkins, W. J., St. Nicholas Gate 
 Oliver, M., 2 Fore St. 
 FALMOUTH. 
 Carder, Brooke & Carder 
 LOWERY, : 
 Northcote, W. T. H., 13 Harbour 
 View 
 HEA MOOR, 8.0., Penzance. 
 
 Jf White, H., ‘‘ Keigwidn” 
 
 LAUNCESTON. 
 
 J Peter, O. B., Northern Laye 
 
 Wise & Wise (+), Westgate 
 LISKEARD. 
 
 Sansom, J., Greenbank Lane 
 
 LOSTWITHIEL. 
 
 Skentelbery, A. E., Rose Hill 
 NEWQUAY. 
 
 Card. G. R., Edgeumbe Avenue 
 
 Cowell & Cowell, Central Chmbrs. 
 
 Ennor, E. J., Bank St. 
 
 Ennor, J., jun., Council Chambers 
 
 PENRYN. 
 Jenkins & Co., Broad 8t. 
 
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 PENZANCE. 
 Caldwell, O., Victoria Sq. 
 Maddern, H., 13 Clarence St. 
 REDRUTH, 
 Hill, 8., Green Lane 
 Winn, L. 
 
 ST. AUSTELL. 
 Andrew, B. C., ‘‘ Biddick’s Court”’ 
 Andrew, T. H., Market Hill 
 Jury, F. C., 1 Alma Villas, Tre- 
 
 gonissey Rd. 
 SALTASH, 
 Leest, E. M., 38 Fore St. 
 
 STRATTON (North Cornwall). 
 Crutchett, J., Riverside 
 
 TRURO. 
 Carder, Brooke & Carder 
 Cornelius, A. J., 81 Lemon St. 
 Ingall, Son & Mitton, 1 Cathedral 
 Lane 
 
 Winn, L., 27 Boscawen St. 
 
 WADEBRIDGE, 
 Martyn-Mear, W. T., Rock 
 
 CUMBERLAND. 
 
 CARLISLE. 
 Armstrong, G., 24 Bank St. 
 Benwell, J. W., 33 Lowther St 
 Charlton, T. G., West View 
 Collinge. T. P., 36 Fisher St. 
 Forster,J.,Bldgs. Dept., The Courts 
 Foxall, H., 15 Lowther St. 
 Graham,J., Bank Chmbs.,Bank St. 
 Higginson, H., 3 Lonsdale St.” 
 Hodgkinson, H. H., 9 Lowther St. 
 Hodgson, J. F., Lowther St. 
 Johnston, A. W., 81 Castle St. 
 Johnstone, Bros., 39 Lowther St. 
 Leslie, J., 71 Broad St. 
 Lishman, F., 11 Devonshire St. 
 J. H., Eagilesfield 
 Abbey Rooms, Castle St. 
 Oliver (/) & Dodgshun (f) 5 
 Lowther St. 
 Taylor-Scott, T., 23 Lowther St. 
 Slack, J., 18 Bank St. 
 EGREMONT. 
 Cowan, J., Castle Villas 
 MARYPORT. 
 Eaglesfield,C.& Son,39 SenhouseSt, 
 
 PENRITH. 
 Watson, G.& Son,3 St. Andrew’sPl. 
 WHITEHAVEN. 
 Huddart, A., Lowther St. 
 Moffat, J.S., 538 Church St. 
 Pickering & Crompton, 11 Lowther 
 St., and 83 George St. 
 WORKINGTON. 
 Haglesfield, C., Gordon St. 
 Kden, P. McC., 58 Pow St. 
 Seott, W.G.,; & Co., 2 Park Lane 
 
 DERBYSHIRE. 
 
 ALV ASTON BY DERBY. 
 Leslie, F. A. R., 189 Brighton Rd. 
 Nuttall, J., 1061 London Ra. 
 
 BELPER. 
 Hunter (+) & Woodhouse, Bridge St. 
 BUXTON. 
 
 /+Bryden, W. R., 3 George St. 
 
 + 
 
 Garlick & Flint (+), 5Terrace Rd. 
 
 Gladwin, S., Rutland Chambers, 
 Spring Gardens 
 
 Holland, W., 12 Hardwick St. 
 
 Strain, J. L., Court House Chbrs. 
 
 CHESTERFIELD. 
 
 Allen, S., 73 Salter Gate 
 
 Ashmore, W. M., 4 New Queen St. 
 
 Hopkinson, F., High St.. 
 
 Houfton, P. B., Furnival Chmbrs., 
 Market Place 
 
 Jackson, W.C., 29 Knifesmith Gate 
 
 baer os 8. & Son, 13 Corporation 
 
 Shewbrooks, C., Devonshire Estate 
 Office 
 
 Shewbrooks, 8. B. D., High St. 
 
 Wagstaff, W. H., 57 Salter Gate 
 
 Wilcockson, T. 8.,Knifesmith Gate 
 
 CLAY CROSS. 
 Bramham, W., Market St. 
 Lamb, G., Thanet St. 
 
 DERBY. 
 
 a Ansell, W. H., 3 Kingston St. 
 + Covestick, G. C., County Offices 
 
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 Coulthurst, F., 4 Albert St. 
 
 Currey & Thompson, Market Place 
 
 Eaton, A., 6 St. James’ St. 
 
 Horton, J. W., County Offices 
 
 Hunter & Woodhouse, All Saints’ 
 Chambers, Irongate 
 
 King (+) & Gilbert 12 St. James's 
 St 
 
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 Macpherson, A., 16 Tenant St. 
 Mills, G. Y., St. Mary’s Gate 
 Naylor (f) & Sale (/) Smith’s 
 Bank Chmbrs., Market Place 
 Sherwin, C. B., 16 St. James’ St. 
 Swindell, W., Imperial Chambers, 
 Albert St. 
 Thirby, R. C., Corn Exchange 
 a Widdows, G. H., County Education 
 Office 
 Wills. J. & Sons, Victoria Chmbrs., 
 St. Peter’s Churchyard 
 Wright & Thorpe(/) 23 St. James’ 
 St. 
 DRAYCOOTT, near Derby. 
 Antliff, F. S., 105 Station Road 
 DRONFEIELD (Shefield). 
 Siddall, W. J., 24 High St. 
 DUFFIELD. 
 Mason, J. B. 
 GLOSSOP. _ 
 Hawke, R. G., 12 Ellison St. 
 ILKESTON, 8.0. 
 Haslam, G., Euclid House 
 Hunt, C. W., 132 Station Rd. 
 Nicklin, J. H., 4 Drummond Rd. 
 Richards, S., 10, Bath St. 
 Sudbury, H. T., Estate Offices, 
 Lord Haddon Rd. 
 LONG EATON. 
 Dodd, J. F., Parrs’ Bank Bldgs. 
 Ridgway & Smith, Market Place 
 Ross, C. R., York Chmbrs. 
 Sheldon, J., Darley House 
 Woods, W. H., High St. 
 MATLOCE. 
 + Nuttall, J., Crown Sq., Matlock 
 Bridge 
 NEWBOLD MOOUK. 
 Coates, E, A., Avenue House 
 NEW MILLS (Stockport). 
 Garlick, E., Market St. 
 Pollitt, J. & Son, Town Hall 
 RIPLEY, DERBY. 
 Argile, R., Alfred St. 
 SWADLINCOTE (Burton-on-Trent). 
 Jenkins, T., Market Sq. 
 Underhill, C. F., Glencoe House 
 
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 DEVONSHIRE. 
 
 BARNSTAPLE. 
 Lauder, A., Bridge Bldgs. 
 Oliver, W.C., Bridgend 
 Southecombe, J. U., Bridge Bldgs. 
 f Thorne, A., The Square 
 BIDEFORD. 
 Hookway, BR. T., 12 Bridgeland St. 
 a Smith, J. J., 11 High St. 
 
 BLACK TORRING VON, High 
 Hampton, 8.0. 
 Reichel, L. H., Beara Court 
 BRAUNTON, S.O. 
 Downs, H. B., South St. 
 OHAGFORD. 
 Hooper, E. F., Rock House 
 
 DARTMOUTH. 
 Back, E. H., Victoria St. 
 
 DAWLISH. 
 Dobell, S., Lanherne 
 
 DEVONPORT. 
 Adams, A. J., 14 St. Aubyn St. 
 Gheverton, C., 64a Chapel St. 
 + Leest, E. M., 14 8t. Aubyn St. 
 a Nunn, B. W.., 4 Beyrout Pl., Stoke 
 Snell, H. J., 29 St. Aubyn St. 
 Thornely & Rooke, 29 St. Aubyn St. 
 
 EXETER. 
 Andrew, T. A., 14 Bedford Circus 
 Bulgin, C. J., Richmond Rd. 
 Churchward, §., :‘‘Roslyn,’ St. 
 Thomas 
 + Cole, C., 50 High St. 
 Cathedral Close 
 Commin, F. J. Son & Bulley, 
 7 Bedford Circus 
 f Crocker, J., 98 Queen St. 
 Dobell, 8., Queen St. Chmbrs. 
 a Greenslade, S. K., Powderham 
 Crescent 
 Harbottle, BE. H. (/) & Son,County 
 Chmbrs., Queen St. 
 Harvey, J. E., Bampfylde House 
 Hooper, EH. F., 6 Union Rd., 
 Pennsylvania 
 f Jerman, J., 5 Bedford Circus 
 
 and 20 
 
 ARGHITECTS: 
 a sa anes Guildhall Chmbrs., DORSETSHIRE. 
 ig é ne 
 a Morris, P., County Education BLANDFORD. 
 ve Hunt, C. & Son, The Cl 
 Pinn C. & Son, 3 Wonford Rd. TERY Cee ORs oe ee 
 Pinn, J. M. & A. J. (a), 5 Bedford BRIDPORT. 
 Circus Cooper, F., 77 East St. 
 Ralling & Tonar, 9 Bedford Circus DORCHESTER. 
 
 JS Reed, H., 12 Castle St. 
 a Shearer, J.H., 22 Queen St. 
 f Tait, C. J.. 57 High St. 
 Ware, ©. E. & Son, 18 Bedford 
 Cireus 
 Warren, E. G., Commercial Chbrs. 
 
 EXMOUTH. 
 Beavis, G. 
 Ellis, KE. E., Station Parade 
 Kerley, P., 7 Alexander Terrace 
 Langford, W. B., 4 Brunwick §q. 
 Sherwin, P., Manchester St. 
 
 ILFRACOMBE. 
 Gardner. H. M., ‘“‘ Brooklands” 
 Gould, W. H., Collingwood 
 Hussell, A. 'T., Market Sq. 
 Weir, H. W., 32 Greenclose Rd. 
 
 KINGSBRIDGE., 
 Latham, A., Plymouth Rd. 
 
 NEWTON ABBOT, 
 Downes, F. E. L., 86 Queen St. 
 Rowell, J. W., (+) Sons & Locke, 
 
 (+) 2, St. Paul’s Rd. 
 Segar, 8., 37 Devon Sq. and 26 
 Union St. 
 
 OKEHAMPTON. 
 iucas, J. A., St. James St. 
 
 PAIGNTON. 
 Appleton, E.(/) & Son,Dartmouth 
 Rd 
 
 +h 
 
 Bridgman, N. G. (a), & Bridgman, 
 W. H.(+),Bank Chbs., VictoriaSt. 
 
 Cooper, J. H., Oldway 
 
 Couldrey, W. G.,19 Palace Avenue 
 
 Vanstone, F. W., Palace Chmbrs. 
 
 PLYMOUTH. 
 
 + Adams, BE. C., Bedford Chmbrs. 
 Bazley, M. A., 21 Princess Square 
 
 a Bewes, A. G., 10 Courtenay St. 
 Body (a) & Son, 12 Princess Square 
 Carder, W. J., 23 Lockyer St. 
 Clark, F. A., New Town Chmbrs., 
 
 Old Town St. 
 Deverall-Saul, G. P., 6a Courtenay 
 St. 
 
 a Fouracre, J. L., 4 Tavistock Rd. 
 Harvey, J. (+), & Son, 64 Baring St. 
 Haughton 8. W., 22, Courtenay St. 
 Hine (/), Odgers & May (t+) 23 
 
 Lockyer St. 
 Keats, J. H., Prudential Bldgs. 
 King (/) & Lister, 20 Princess Sq. 
 
 a Kitsell, T. R., 16 George St. 
 Lethbridge, A. E., 8a Westwell St. 
 Luke, R. M., 15 Princess Square 
 Mill, R. A., 21 Princess Square 
 
 f Parker, A.S., 20 George St. 
 Pearce, W. J., Plymouth Law 
 
 Chmbrs., Princess Square 
 a Pethick, B. H. P., 5 Queen’s Gate 
 Villas 
 
 f Sedding, B., Queen Anne’s Ter- 
 
 race, Tavistock Rd. 
 
 f Shires, B. P., 104 Old Town St. 
 Snell, H. J., 11 The Crescent 
 
 a Thomas, N., Plymouth Law Cham- 
 
 bers, Princess Square 
 Thornely & Rooke, 11 The Crescent 
 + Vincent, J. H., Ebrington House, 
 Ebrington St. 
 Vivian-Williams, T., 96 Old Town 
 Bt. 
 Wiblin, F. A., 6 Westwell St. 
 
 SEATON, Axminster. 
 + Gush, G., Manor Office 
 
 SIDMOUTH. 
 + Sampson, R. W., Manor Offices 
 
 SOUTH MOLTON. 
 Sanders, F. F. J., New Rd. 
 
 TIVERTON. 
 Williams, W. E., 19 Newport St. 
 
 TORQUAY. 
 AY B. (7), & Son, 10 Abbey 
 
 Bridgman, N. G. (a), & Bridgman, 
 W. H. (+), Devon Chbs., Fleet St. 
 
 Johnson & Webber, Tormoham 
 Manor Office, Strand 
 
 Watson & Watson, 36 Torwood St. 
 
 Waymouth, C., 74 Fleet St. 
 
 TORRINGTON. 
 Medland, W.C., Windy Cross 
 
 TOTNES. 
 Tollit, W. F., 6 Bridgetown 
 
 Feacey, J., South Walks 
 Sf Fletcher, W.J., Shire Hall 
 Maltby, F. T., South St. 
 + Tilley, A. L. T., Victoria House, 
 Fordington 
 PARKSTONE. 
 Andrew, W., Alton Office 
 Goater, C. H., Edward Rd. Upper 
 Parkstone 
 
 Holland, T. J. B., ‘‘ Summerhill ”’ 
 f Livesay, G. A. B., “Ardmore ”’ 
 f Newman. S. J., “ Wolvesey,”’ 
 North Rd. 
 Smart & Wyeth, 220 Ashley Rd. 
 Smith, A., St. Kitts, St. Osmond’s 
 Rd., Lower Parkstone 
 POOLE. 
 Barnes, H. F.J., Towngate St. 
 Van Schepdael,E.,Tincleton Villa, 
 Wimborne Rd. 
 SHERBORNE. 
 + Farrall, T., Half Moon St. 
 
 SWANAGE. 
 Clifton, J. E. (f) & Robinson, 
 Old Bank House 
 
 WAREHAM. 
 Fookes, W. W., North St. 
 
 WEYMOUTH. 
 + Bennett, A. J., 10 Gloucester Ter. 
 Crickmay, G. R. (/) & Son (/), 
 77 8t. Thomas St. 
 + Jackson, 8., Bridge Chmbrs. 
 Morgan, W. B., Clarence Bldgs. 
 WIMBORNE. 
 + Chinchen, W. T., Crichel Park 
 f Fletcher, W.J., County Surveyor’s 
 Office 
 Leighton, F. B., Broadstone 
 
 DURHAM. 
 
 BARNARD CASTLE. 
 Farrow, T., 7 Market Place 
 
 BISHOP AUCKLAND. 
 f Garry, J., 70 Bondgate 
 Johnston, O., Victoria St. 
 Keenan, J., Victoria Chambers, 
 Market Place 
 Livesay, F. H., 107 Newgate St. 
 Perkins, W., North Bondgate 
 Thompson, R. B., 7 Market Place 
 
 BLACK HILL. 
 Shell, W. S., 4a Roger St. 
 Wilson, G. T., 21 Durham Rd. 
 OHESTER-LE-STREET. 
 Boyd (+) & Groves 
 Cowe, R. G., Murray Terrace 
 Kell, A. T. B., 614 Front St. 
 Wilkinson, S., Pelton House 
 CONSETT, 8.0. 
 Doherty, J., Sherburne 
 Shell, W.S., Taylor St. 
 DARLINGTON. 
 Aggutter, W. T., 7 Horse Market 
 a Bourne, W. H., 94 Northgate 
 Clark, F. (7), & Moscrop, W. J. 
 (f), Feethams 
 + Davis, G. W., 6 Prebend Row 
 Dickinson, G. & Son, 5 Houndgate 
 JF Hoskins, G. G., Court Chmbrs., 
 Coniscliffe Rd. 
 Kitching & Lee, 14 Blackwellgate 
 Martin, F., South End Chmbrs. 
 Pritchett, J. P.(/) & Son, 24 High» 
 Row 
 DURHAM. 
 Burrell, J. G., Market Pl. Chmbrs. 
 Crozier, W., Shire Hall 
 S Fowler, C. H., The College 
 a Gradon, H. T., 22 Market Place 
 
 | f Jones, W. T., 74 North Bailey 
 
 Kell, A. T. B., 53 North Rd. 
 Morson, J., Dunster House 
 Ord, G., 16 The Avenue 
 FENCE HOUSES. 
 Cowe, J.G., Lambton Grange 
 GATESHEAD. 
 Armour, L. H., 16 West St. 
 
 Frazer, J. W. (at) & Corking, 2 ° 
 
 West St. 
 + Purser, F. W., 10 West St. 
 a Wylie, R., 36 West St. 
 
 HARTLEPOOL, West. 
 Barnes, H. (a) & Burton, C. F., 
 Bank Chmbrs., Scarboro’ St. 
 Blackwell, J., 33 Lynn St. 
 Brown, J. W., Church Square 
 
 f Garry, J., 47 Church St. = 
 Wilson, J. J., Victoria Bldgs., 
 Church Square 
 Young, W., Park Rd. 
 JARROW-ON-TYNE. 
 Hanson, J. W., 79 Wear St. 
 
 LEAMSIDE, via Fence Houses. 
 Hardaker, G., Ivy Cottage 
 
 SHILDON, New Shildon, 8.0. 
 Perkins, W., Main St. 
 
 SOUTH SHIELDS. 
 Beazley & Margary, 25 King St. 
 Dingle, J. M., 3 Ocean Rd. 
 Dockwray,J.J.,6 Kensington Ter. 
 
 a Donald, J. W., West Keppel St. 
 a Grieves, H., Albany Chmbrs., 
 King St. 
 Hall, M. & Son, Albany Chmbrs., 
 King St. 
 Hanson, J. W., 79 King St. 
 Hodgson, M. N., Russel St. 
 Ff Morton, J. H., 50 King St. 
 Page, T. A. & Son, Waterloo 
 Chmbrs., 67 King St. 
 Rennoldson, F., 37, King St. 
 a Smith, G. R., 67 King St. 
 Stout, J. H., 72 King St. 
 Wardle, J. W., 33 King St. 
 
 STANLEY, 8.0. 
 Crossling, T. E., Front St. 
 Forster, W., Front St. 
 
 STOCKTON-ON-TEES. 
 Brentnall & Crosby, 16 Finkle St. 
 Bullen, T., Victoria Buildings, 
 
 High St. 
 Fletcher, E. G., Prince Regent St. 
 Harrison & Hunter, 69-70 High St. 
 + Linton, W. H., N.K. Bank Chbrs. 
 + Richardson, T. W. T., 57 High St. 
 Sanderson, J., 134 High St. 
 a Whipham, E. A., 59 High St. 
 
 SUNDERLAND. 
 Bell, C. W., 17 Norfolk St. 
 
 f Brown, G. T., 51 Fawcett St. 
 Caws & Steel, 22 Fawcett St. 
 Christon, C., 57 John St. 
 Clayton-Greene, C. A., 18 Norfolk 
 
 St. 
 
 a Coates, F. H., Frederick 8t. 
 
 Eltringham, J., 62 John St. 
 
 Hall, J., 28 John St. 
 
 Healey A. T. D., 40 West Sunni- 
 side 
 
 Milburn, W. (/) & T. R. (/), 20 
 Faweett St. 
 
 Nicholls, J. H., 18 Fawcett St. 
 
 Potts, J. & Son, 57 John St. 
 
 Robinson, H., Wearmouth Colliery 
 
 a Spain, J., 12 John St. 
 
 Speight, M. A., Deptford Yard 
 
 Vaux & Mark, 29 Norfolk St. 
 
 Wilson, R., Baliol Chambers, West 
 Suninside 
 
 ESSEX. 
 
 BARKING. 
 F Dawson, CO. J., Hast St. 
 
 BILLERIOAY. 
 Bird, H. R., High St. 
 
 BRENTWOOD. 
 Bird, H. R., St. Thomas’ Gate 
 Browne, R. H., High St. 
 + Cubitt, E. N., 6 High St. 
 + Woods, A. T. G., New Rd. 
 BRIGHTLINGSEA. 
 + Butcher, C. H., High St. 
 BUCK HURST HILL. 
 a Tooley, H., Council Offices 
 
 CHELMSFORD. 
 Chancellor, F.(/),&S0n 74, Duke St. 
 Mawhood, R., 17 Market Rd. 
 + Rertwee: W. H.., Institute, London 
 R 
 
 a Town, W. H,, 4 Duke St. 
 Whitmore, F., 73 Duke St. 
 CHINGIORD. 
 Stair, W. 
 
 CLAOTON-ON-SEA, S.O. 
 Baker & Wrightson, Station Rd. 
 Gardiner, G., 11 Marine Parade 
 Hider, E. J. W., Bank Chambers 
 Sinfield, R. J., ‘“‘The Cedars,” 
 
 Colne Road 
 Spencer, A. G., Old Bank House 
 Tighe, A., Town Hall Bldgs. 
 COGGESHALL (Great). 
 Clark, J. W., Church St. 
 COLOHESTER. 
 Baker & May, Head St. 
 + Butcher, C. H., 3 Queen St. 
 Goodey, J. F., & Cressall, W. T. 
 
 (a), 2 Victoria Chmbrs. 
 
 Martin, J. R., 3 Back Lane, Hythe 
 
Essex—Hertfordshire. | 
 
 Page,G. H., Trinity Chmbs.,Culver 
 t 
 
 St. 
 Start, J. W., High St. 
 DOVERCOURT. 
 Packer, H. H. 
 Steward-Watling, H., Kingsway 
 House 
 EPPING. 
 + Hart, T. G., Victoria Buildings, 
 High St. 
 FRINTON-ON-SEA. 
 Harrington, (2) Ley & Tomkins, 
 Frinton Estate Offices 
 Hayne, W., Connaught Avenue 
 Homer & Sharp (a), Fourth Avenue 
 GRAYS. 
 Cobham, C., 3 Shakespeare Villas, 
 High St. 
 a Shiner, C. M., The Gate House 
 ILFORD. 
 Cropper, H. J., 6 Argyle Rd. 
 Dawson, C. J., 11 Cranbrook Rd. 
 Dunn, E. 'T., 7 Roding St. 
 Faunch, F. G.,76, Cranbrook Rd. 
 + Jackson, C.K..39 Grosvenor Rd. 
 Jackson, §., Cranbrook Bldgs. 
 Theobald, H., 19 Cranbrook Gdns. 
 Verlyck, G., Adelaide Chambers 
 
 INGATESTONE., 
 Browne, R. H. 
 
 LEIGH-ON-SEA. 
 Thompson, J., 85 Broadway 
 LOUGHTON, 8.0. 
 a White, H., High Rd. 
 MALDON. 
 + Beaumont, P. M. 
 ROMFORD. 
 Adams & Sparks, 32, High St. 
 Davey, ‘I’., 82 Western Rd. 
 Harrington (7) & Ley, 71 South St. 
 Mortimer, W. & Son, Broadway 
 Chmbrs. 
 SHOEBURY NESS, 8.0. 
 Burles & Harris 
 SOUTHEND-ON-SEA. 
 Adams & Sparks, Weston Chmbs., 
 Weston kd. 
 Burles & Harris,Clarence Chmbrs., 
 Clarence St. 
 Cooke, C., Tower Bldgs., High St. 
 Greenhalgh & Brockbank, Bank 
 Chmbrs., High St. 
 Hobbiss, W. Y., Weston Chmbrs., 
 Weston Rd. 
 Thompson, J., 103 Broadway 
 Winter, F. J.,57 High St. 
 Wood, W. J., 26 Alexandra St. 
 
 STA NFORD-LE-HOPE. 
 a Shiner, C. M., Bank Chambers 
 
 WALTON-ON-NAZE, 
 + Tyas, F. C., Survey & Estate Office 
 WESTCL/IFF-ON-SEA. 
 Bromiley, S., 93 Hamlet Court Rd. 
 Cabuche(+) & Hayward\+), Queen’s 
 House, Hamlet Court Rd: 
 Clare (+) & Ross, Bank Chambers 
 Greenbalgh & Brockbank, 52 
 Hamlet Court Rd. 
 
 ; WOODFORD. 
 Coyne, H. G., Rosebery Lodge, 
 Monkham’s Lane, Woodford Gn. 
 
 GLOUCESTERSHIRE. 
 
 BERKELEY. 
 Bruce, A., Office of Works, Ber- 
 keley Castle 
 BRISTOL, 
 Adlam, G. & Sons, Elbroad St. 
 (Brewers) 
 Barker, L., & Son, 3 Unity St. 
 Bennett, H. M., Liverpool 
 Chmbrs., Corn St. 
 Bernard, W. L. (/) & Son, 4 St. 
 Stephen’s Chmbrs., Baldwin St. 
 Bevan, J., Liverpool Chmbrs., 
 Corn St. 
 Bisset, F., Canada Ho., Baldwin St. 
 / Bond, F. B., Star Life Bldgs., St. 
 Augustine’s Parade 
 / Bryan, H. D., 4 Unity St. 
 Craik, J., 12 St. Stephen St. 
 Cridland, R., Belmont Terrace, 
 Stapleton Rd. 
 Drake & Pizey, Capital & Counties 
 Bank Chmbrs., Baldwin St. 
 Foster, Wood (a) & Awdry (/), 35 
 Park Street 
 Froud, M.,1, St.Stephen’s Chmbrs., 
 Baldwin St. 
 Geen, H., Sun Buildings, Clare St. 
 Gough, W. V.(/), & A. R. (a), 24 
 Bridge St. 
 Gruggen,R. M., 27 Cotham Vale 
 a Harford, A.,6 & 7S8t. Stephen St. 
 
 Hart, J., Liverpool Chbrs.,Corn St. 
 
 a Hirst, H. C. M,, 30 Broad St. 
 Howard-Leaker, — (Llewellins & 
 
 James), Star Lane Offices, Castle 
 Green 
 
 + Jones, H. J. & Son, 12 Bridge St. 
 
 La Trobe (/) and Weston (a), 44 
 Corn St. 
 
 Masters, W., Fishponds 
 
 Munro, P. (+), & Son (+), 2 St. 
 Stephen’s Chmbrs., Baldwin St. 
 
 Nicholson, T., Guildhall Chmbrs., 
 Broad St. 
 
 Oatley (/) & Lawrence, (w) Edin- 
 burgh Chmbrs., Baldwin St. 
 
 Paul, W.S. (a), & James, R.C. (a), 
 3L Nicholas St. 
 
 Rodway (a) & Dening, 28 Baldwin 
 St. 
 
 Rowley, C. A., 314 Corn St. 
 
 Scammell, T., Son & Perkins, 10 
 John St. 
 
 Seoon's, T. J., 3 Unity St. 
 
 Shove, F., 13 Clare St. 
 
 Skinner, W.S., Edinburgh Cham- 
 bers, Baldwin St. 
 
 a Smith, H., 23 Clare St. 
 
 Tarr, H. C. H., 10 St. Stephen's St. 
 
 Thompson, C. & C., Athenssum 
 Chmbrs., Nicholas St. 
 
 Trew, A. R. F., 22 Broad St. 
 
 Wakefield, B., 45 Nicholas St. 
 
 a Watkins, W. H., 15 Clare St. 
 
 + Williams, H., Corn St. 
 
 JS Wills, F. W., 8, St. Stephen St. 
 Wright, J. A., 6 Unity St. 
 CHARLTON KINGS, Cheltenham. 
 Villar, J. 
 
 CHELTENHA M., 
 Chatters, H. W.(/) & Smithson, 
 A. H., 17 Regent St. 
 Crisp, J. G., 6 North St. 
 + Healing & Overbury (+), Lloyd’s 
 Bank Chmbrs. 
 Pearson, A. E., 13 Promenade 
 Prothero & Phillott, 13 Promenade 
 Villar, J., 5 Essex Place 
 CHIPPING CAMPDEN. 
 Ashbee, C. R., Essex House 
 Stevenson, E. G., Westcote House 
 CIRENCESTER. 
 Lawson, V. A., Council Chmbrs. 
 Milne, H., 73, Castle St. 
 
 GLOUCESTER. 
 + Dancey, H. A., 1 Barton St. 
 a Dunn, A. J., 31 St. Michael’s Sq. 
 + Healing & Overbury(t+),26 Clarence 
 St. 
 
 Jones, W. F., 21 George St. 
 Medland, M. H.,(/) & Pryer, 15 
 Clarence St. 
 Niblett, E., 9 Arthur St. 
 Probyn, A. W., 9 Berkeley St. 
 + Trew, J. F., County Chmbrs., 
 Station Rd. 
 Waller (f) & Son, 17 College Gn. 
 a Wood, W. B., 12 Queen St. 
 
 STROUD. 
 Fisher & Milnes, 6 Rowcroft 
 Lawson, V. A., 17 Rowcroft 
 Lewis, J. B., Lansdown 
 
 TEWKESBURY. 
 Gray, B. C., 131 High St. 
 Ridler, W., Station St. 
 
 WICK WAR, S.O. 
 Bentley, J. S. (Arnold Perrett & 
 Co.), Wickwar Brewery 
 
 HAMPSHIRE. 
 
 ALDERSHO T. 
 Friend(+) & Lloyd, 454 Grosvenor 
 Kd. 
 
 Johnson, J. F. & Co., 12 Station 
 Rd. 
 Kingham & Kingham,BankHouse, 
 Grosvenor Rd. 
 ALRESFORD. 
 Hunt, W. H. 
 ALTON. 
 Eggar, J. A., High St. 
 ANDOVER. 
 Bell, W., Winchester Rd. 
 f Rovedino, A., 27 Bridge St. 
 
 BASINGSTOKE. 
 Gibson, J., Winchester Rd. 
 Wallis & Smith, Winchester St. & 
 Potter’s Lane 
 
 BOURNEMOUTH. 
 Aldridge & Thomas, 
 Chmbrs., Hinton Rd. 
 J Brewerton, J. H., 
 Chmbrs., The Square 
 
 Hinton 
 
 Richmond 
 
 Broad, F., Manton Villa, Oxford 
 kd. ; 
 
 ARCHITECTS, 
 
 Brown, J. 8. C. McE., 4 Roumelia 
 Terrace, Christchurch Rd. 
 Creeke, Gifford & Oakley, Hinton 
 Chmbrs. 
 Dancaster & Co., Richmond Park 
 / Donkin, J., 4 Albert Rd. 
 Fogerty (a) & Brumell (a) Belfast 
 House, Gervis Place 
 Hawker(+) &Mitchell(+), St.Peter’s 
 Chmbrs. 
 Hazard, C., Winchester House 
 Lawson & Reynolds, Yelverton 
 Chmbrs, 
 Ling, F. A., 162 Wimborne Rd., 
 Winton 
 / Livesay,G.A.B., Fir Vale Chmbrs:, 
 Old Christchurch Rd. 
 7 Miles, C. T., ‘‘ Observer” Chmbrs. 
 Rudge, W. N., 11 Sedgley Rd., 
 Winton 
 Rumsby & Rodd, 142 Old Christ- 
 church Rd. 
 Shepherd, J. J., Cumnor Bldgs., 
 Old Christchurch Rd. 
 J Stevens, T., Richmond Chmbrs. 
 Sturdy, P., 84 Poole Rd. 
 Be D., 85 Richmond Park 
 
 + Tilley, A. L. T., 189 Richmond 
 Park Rd. 
 
 Tugwell, 8., Richmond Chmbrs. 
 
 Verger, E. A., 14 Lansdowne Rd. 
 
 Wade & Austin, 128 Old Christ- 
 church Rd. 
 
 Ware, A. G., ‘‘ Observer” Chmbrs. 
 
 CHANDLERS FORD. 
 Muir & Mellwraith 
 
 OHRISTCHURCH., 
 Bellairs, E. H., ‘‘ Branegore”’ 
 Burton, E. H. 
 
 HASTILEIGH. 
 Denham, G., 8 Station Hill 
 
 EMSWORTRH. 
 Stringfellow, H. W., North St. 
 FAREHAM, 
 
 Atkins, N. H., 62 West St. 
 Cobbett, W., 89 West St. 
 
 FARNBOROUGH. 
 Clemence & Moon, 2 Park View 
 Guyer, A. H., Alexandra Rd. 
 sennsen; J. F. & Co., Lynchford 
 
 FLEET, 
 Johnson, J. F. & Co., Fleet Rd. 
 GOSPORT. 
 Fry, W. H., 9 High St. 
 Smith, H. A. F., Star Chambers, 
 High 8t. 
 
 HARTLEY WINTNEY. 
 Cable, C. V., The Turret 
 
 HAV ANT. 
 Stallard, A. E., West St 
 
 LANDPORT, See Portsmouth. 
 
 LONGPARISH, Whitchurch, 
 Wilkinson, F. R. 
 LYMINGTON. 
 Parr, IF’, H., High St. 
 Ravenscroft (f), Son & Morris 
 High St. 
 LYNDHURST. 
 White, G. A., High St. 
 
 PETERSFIELD. 
 Keates, H. T., High St. 
 Minty, E. A., Lavant St. 
 Unsworth, W. F. (f) & Son, 6 
 
 Station Rd. 
 
 PORTSMOUTH. 
 
 Ball, C. W., Whittington Chmbrs., 
 
 King’s Rd., Southsea 
 / Bevis, C. W., Elm Grove Chmbrs., 
 
 Southsea 
 
 Bone, A. H., 148 High St. 
 
 E05, (+) & Tutte, 394 Commercial 
 Ri 
 
 Ford, A. H., 11 High St. 
 
 mae & Starkey, 15 Commercial 
 Rd. 
 
 Guy, A. E.J., 24, Kimberley Rd., 
 Southsea 
 
 Rake(+) & Cogswell(+), Prudential 
 Bldgs., Landport 
 
 Smith, G. E., Victoria Rd., South- 
 
 =f. 
 
 + 
 
 “+ 
 
 sea 
 Vernon-Inkpen, G. C., 40 Com- 
 mercial Rd, 
 7 Walmisley, J. W., 7 King’s Ter., 
 Southsea 
 Whitehead & Whitehead, Southsea 
 
 ROMSEY. 
 Jenvey, J., Market Place 
 Smith, J., 25 Market Place 
 
 SOUTHAMPTON. 
 Brightiff, C. H., 13 Portland Terr. 
 Burnett, A. A., 2 High St. 
 
 + Evans, E. W., 16 Portland St. 
 Galbraith, A. W., 47 London Rd., 
 Greenwood, 8. C., 11 Portland St. 
 Hair (a) & Bucknill, 23 Portland 
 
 Terrace 
 Hill, W. B., 81 Above Bar 
 Jurd & Sanders, 23 Portland St. 
 Lemon (/) & Blizard, (/) Lans- 
 downe House, Castle Lane 
 f Lucas, R. M., Bar Gate Chmbs. 
 High St. 
 Mitchell, W.H., Son & Gutteridge, 
 9 Portland St. - 
 
 + Pope, S. K., 27 Portland St. 
 Weston, H. J., 24 Portland St. 
 White, G. A., Prudential Bldgs., 
 
 Above Bar 
 
 SOUTHSEA. See Portsmouth. 
 
 WINCHESTER, 
 
 Barnard, G. A., Upper High St. 
 + Cancellor & Hill (a), 12 Jewry St. 
 
 Colson (/), Farrow (/) & Nisbett 
 
 (a), 45 Jewry St. 
 
 Denham, G., City Rd. 
 
 Kitchen, G. H., 2, Cheesehill St. 
 
 Stopher, T., 57 High St. 
 
 Taylor, W. J., The Castle 
 
 HEREFORDSHIRE. 
 See 
 
 HEREFORD, 
 
 Barker, E. H. L., 146 Owen St. 
 Clarke, W. E. H., Cathedral 
 Chmbrs., King St. 
 + Davies, E. G., 7 Bridge St. 
 Groome (a) & Bettington (+), 
 Palace Chmbrs., King St. 
 Nicholson (a) & Hartree, Offa St. 
 Robinson, W. W., 10 King St. 
 Skyrme, H., 138 Widemarsh St. 
 KINGTON. 
 a Delfosse, C. 8. 
 
 ROSS. 
 
 Pearson, A. H., Warrendale 
 J Small, A. P., 10 Gloucester Rd. 
 
 HERTFORDSHIRE. 
 RC A EN 
 
 BALDOCK, 8.0. 
 
 Parker & Unwin (+) Garden City 
 Estate 
 
 BARNET. 
 Knott, S. E., Abbotsford, East 
 Barnet 
 Siddall, H. P., Granville Rd., High 
 Barnet 
 White, Son & Pill, 13-15 High St. 
 
 BERK HAMPSTEAD, 
 a Hopkins, W. B., 97 High St. 
 Marehall (a) & Bradley, 234 High 
 
 Rew, 0.H.(f) &N.A.,71 High St. 
 BISHOP'S STORTFORD. 
 
 Cooper, J. S., Windhill Rd. 
 
 Pritchett, G. E., Oak Hall 
 
 CHESHUNT. 
 Beeney, H., 45 College Rd. 
 HARPENDEN. 
 a Blow, P. C., Station Rd. 
 Brown, J. R. & Son 
 Salisbury, 8. & A. H., (+) Limbrick 
 Hall 
 
 HEMEL HEMPSTEAD. 
 Harvey, G., 29 Marlowes 
 Robinson & Mead, 66 Marlowes 
 
 HE&TFORD. 
 Farley, J., Old Cross 
 Thorowgood, R. & A. G., 4 Fore8t. 
 HITCHIN. 
 / Allen, W. T., Walsworth Rd. 
 « Treas, G., 83 Bancroft 
 a Millard, W., Benslow Lane 
 Pope, H., 32 Dacre Rd. 
 Shilcock, J., Market Place 
 + Tarte, F. W. K., 3 Bancroft 
 HODDESDON. 
 Tregelles, J. A. 
 LETCHWORTH, Hitchin. 
 Bennett (a) & Bidwell, Leys Avne. 
 @ Martin, A. J., Dent & Co.'s Bite, 
 Works Rd. 
 RICKMANSWORTH. 
 a Dawe, S., High St. 
 Swannell & Sly, High St., and 14 
 Maxwell Rd., Northwood 
 ST. ALBANS. . 
 a Blow, P. C.,7 London Rad. 
 Dudley, F.G4.W—.,11 St. Peter’s St. 
 + Edmunds, 8. D., 79 Victoria St. 
 Godfrey, R. M., 294 Lattimore Rd. 
 Hansell, H. E., Station Rd. 
 Mathison, R. D., 23 Victoria St. 
 
344 
 
 ARCHITECTS. 
 
 {Hertfordshire—Lancashire. 
 
 | 
 Mence, H. F., Town Hall Chmbrs., | 
 Market Place | 
 + Tarte, F. W. K., 12 St. Peter’s St. | 
 STEVENAGE. | 
 7 Allen, W. T. 
 TRING. 
 Huckyale, W., Ardmore 
 WARE. 
 Chinnock, E., 1 Trinity Rd. 
 Thorowgood, R. & A. G., High St. | 
 WATFORD. 
 a Anderson, A. W., 28 High St, 
 Ayres, C. P., Rickmansworth Rd. 
 a Grace, W., 43 High St. 
 Syme, W. H., 4 High St. 
 Williams, T., 107 Gladstone Rd. 
 WELWYN. 
 Holden, C. H., Codicote 
 
 + 
 
 > S 
 
 HUNTINGDONSHIRE 
 
 BRAMPTON. | 
 Bird, J. 
 FENSTANTON. 
 Bunting, G. N. 
 HUNTINGDON. 
 a Ladds, 8. I., Market Place 
 
 ISLE OF MAN. 
 
 DOUGLAS. 
 Horrocks, W., 25 Athol St. | 
 Kay, G. & W. R., 22 Athol St. 
 Kaye, A. G., 31 Castle St. | 
 kigby (/) & Heslop, 23 Athol St. | 
 
 RAMSEY. 
 Boyde, J. T., The Mooragh 
 Kay, G. & W. R., Victoria Bldgs., 
 Parliament St. 
 
 ISLE OF WIGHT, 
 
 COWES, West. 
 Tomkins, S. E., 40 High St. 
 NEWPORT. 
 f/ Stone, P. G. 
 Stratton & Millgate, 21 Quay St. 
 Tomkins, 8.E.,Castlehold Chmbrs. 
 Walden, R. H., 19 Quay St. 
 
 RYDE. 
 Barton, J. I.,1 St. Thomas St. 
 
 + Boughton, G., “‘ Woodlands ”’ 
 Cocks, 8. R., 5 St. Thomas St. 
 Mathew, C., Town Hall 
 Wallis. J., 11 Spencer Rd. 
 
 West, D., “Briarwood,” St. John’s 
 Park 
 
 SANDOWN, 8.0. 
 + Newman, J., Thornton 
 Tomkins, 8. E.,Post Office Chmbrs. 
 
 SHAVIEW. 
 Caws, BE. I., ‘Coronation ’’ House 
 f Salter, S., ‘‘ Pondwell,” near 
 
 SHANKLIN. 
 Colenutt, L.,Bank Bldgs., High St. 
 
 TOTLAND BAY. 
 Swane, HE. A., The Broadway 
 Waterhouse, W. J., Estate Office 
 VENTNOR. 
 Harvey, E. J., Grove Rd. 
 Mitchell, C., Son, & Soutter, Old 
 
 Post Office Chmbrs. 
 + Saunders, T. R., Belgrave Chmbrs. 
 
 KENT. 
 
 ASHFORD. 
 Jeffery & Lacey (a), 13 North St. 
 BECKENHAM. 
 Barker, C. J., 3 Belmont Rd. 
 Dyson, H. K., 4 Southend Rd. 
 BEXLEY HEATH. 
 Box, E., 287 & 289 Broadway 
 BIRCHINGTON. 
 
 + Higes, J. C. P., 1 Beach Avenue 
 BROADSTAIRS, 8.0. 
 Langham & Cole, Bank Chmbrs. 
 
 Moody, E. E., Station Gates 
 + Sadgrove, H. J., West Cliff Rd. 
 BROMLEY. 
 q Jefferson, J. E., 12 Magpie Hall 
 Lane, Bickley. 
 Mallett, W. R., 32 Tweedy Rd. 
 Muggeridge, S., Sandford Rd. 
 CANTERBURY. 
 Cowell and Bromley, Cathedral 
 Precincts 
 Jennings (+) & Gray, 4 St. 
 Margaret’s St. 
 a Messenger, R., 39 St. Margaret’s 
 St. 
 
 7 Purdie, A. E., Meadow Grange, 
 
 Blean, near 
 
 Turley, A. C., 45 High St. 
 
 CHARLTON. 
 
 Ellison, J. L., 2 Inverene Rd. 
 
 Rowland, J., 155 Church Lane, 
 Old Charlton 
 
 Young, T. J., Niton House, Little 
 
 Heath 
 CHATHAM. 
 Betts, E. W., 31 Medway St. 
 Dunstall, H. H., Bank Chambers, 
 Railway St. 
 Randall, W. E. R., jun., 171 High 
 
 St. 
 DARTFORD. 
 Harston, W.,8 Hythe St. 
 Tait & Hobbs, 2 Lowfield St. 
 DEAL. 
 Crowther, OC. L., Queen St. 
 a Hutchinson, E. B., 20 Queen St. 
 
 DOVER. 
 Beeston, W., Eastbrook Place 
 Bowles & Hawkins, 20 Castle St. 
 Creswell & Newman, 54 Castle St. 
 Fry & Miller, 22 Cannon St. 
 Jennings (+) & Duthoit, (a), 6 
 Claremont Place 
 Worsfold & Hayward, Market Sq. 
 EDENBRIDGE. 
 Fox & Co., High St. 
 ERITH, 8.0. 
 + Egerton, W., 12 Queen’s Rd. 
 FARNBOROUGH. 
 Llewellyn & Pawley, “ Tilburstow”’ 
 FAVERSHAM. 
 Coe, W.J., 47 Ospringe Rd. 
 Pover, E. & Son, 54 & 55 Park Rd. 
 
 FOLKESTONE. 
 Bromley, A., Radnor 
 Cheriton Place 
 Harrison, F. R., 62 Guildhall St. 
 Newman, F., 4 Bouverie Square 
 Pope, R., Cheriton Place 
 
 GILLINGHAM, 8.0. 
 + Hammond, B. J., 21 Balmoral Rd. 
 a Redfern, J. L., Corporation Offices 
 Smith, F., 83 High St. 
 
 GRAVESEND. 
 a Bennett, B. J., 191 Parrock St. 
 Clay, G. E., 27 King Street 
 Cobham, C., The Shrubbery, 
 Windmill Hill 
 Cobham, G. W., 4 Woodville Ter. 
 a Dean, W. M., 21 Park Place 
 
 HERNE BAY. 
 Huxtable, J., Station Rd. 
 Messenger, R., Town Hall Chmbrs. 
 Perriam, A. J., Station Avenue 
 
 HYTHE. 
 Wilks, E. 8., Seabrook Rd. 
 
 MAIDSTONE. 
 f Bensted, H., 86 Week St. 
 f Friend, G., 44 Harl St. 
 Ruck, F. W. & Smith, A. W. (/), 
 
 ag 
 
 =e 
 
 Chmbis., 
 
 _s 
 
 ae 
 
 a 
 
 Q 
 
 86 Week St. 
 MARGATE. 
 Burrows, 8. E., 9, Arundel Rd: 
 Cliftonville 
 
 Daunou, F. M., Shirley Villas, 
 Canterbury Rd. 
 
 Griffith, E. J., 10 Cecil Sq. 
 
 Harris, R. A., 102 Northdown Rd., 
 Cliftonville 
 
 Mercer, W. J., 12 Marine Terrace 
 
 Reeve, ©. J., Grosvenor Place 
 
 Reeve, R. D, 7 Cecil Sa. 
 
 NEW BROMPTON, see Gillingham 
 ORPINGTON. 
 Austin, F. W., Estate Office, Hill 
 View 
 a Williams, W. A.‘‘ Copper Beeches’? 
 PLUMSTEAD. 
 Cooke, J. O., 2 Wrottesley Rd. 
 RAINHAM. 
 + Smith, F., London Rd. 
 
 RAMSGATE. 
 Hinds & Son, 57 Queen St. 
 Langham & Cole, 22 Queen St. 
 
 Pite, A. R., Effingham House, 
 Effingham St. 
 
 Stock, W. T., 2 Elms Villas, The 
 Elms 
 
 Tucker, G. G., 1 York Terrace, 
 Harbour Parade 
 
 ROCHESTER. 
 + Bond, G. E., 384 High St. 
 a Cobb, E. F., 20 High St. 
 Drake, Boucher, & Bird, 115 High 
 St. 
 
 Margetts, W. T., ‘‘ Bankside,” 
 Borstal Rd. 
 
 Nash, J. W. (+), & Son, 237 High 
 St. 
 
 =n 
 
 as 
 
 =} 
 
 & 
 
 == 
 
 8 
 
 SEVENOAKS. 
 Cronk, E E., Suffolk Place 
 Harvey (a) & Potter, 49 London Rd. 
 Llewellyn (+) & Pawley, 86 High St. 
 SIDCUP. 
 
 Edlin, V. A., Hadlow Rd. 
 Farnham, W. A., High St. 
 Parker, J. F., Halfway St. 
 Turner, H. H., 2 Woodland Villas 
 
 SITTINGBOURNE. 
 Grant, W. L., High St. 
 Harvey, M., 36 Station St. 
 Pearcey, B. C., 2 Crescent St. 
 
 TONBRIDGE. 
 Little, J. W., 149 High St. 
 
 TUNBRIDGE WELLS. 
 Caley, H. M., 29 Mount Pleasant 
 Cronk, B., 4 Mount Ephraim Rd. 
 Hughes, W. B., Prospect Lodge 
 Palmer, H.W.H.,46MountPleasant 
 Strange, C. H., 20 Dudley Rd. 
 Vinall, B., 28 Mount Pleasant 
 Willard, H., 9 Up. Grosvenor Rad. 
 
 WELLING. 
 Waterworth, J. H., High St. 
 WHITSTABLE. 
 Kemp, A. A., Tankerton Estate 
 Office 
 WOOLWICH, 
 Church, Quick & Whincop, 24 
 William St. 
 Cooke, J. C., 1a Eleanor Rd. 
 
 , Habershon, A. E., 29 Green’s End 
 
 Lacey & Gray, 83 Powis St. 
 Monckton, H. P., Wellington St. 
 
 LANCASHIRE. 
 
 ACCRINGTON. 
 Grimshaw & Cunliffe, 
 Chinbrs., Blackburn Rd. 
 Haywood (a) & Harrison (*), Post 
 Office Chmbrs., Church St. 
 Newton, W. J.. Pendlehurst 
 Ross, H.,15 Cannon St. 
 
 ASHLION-UNDER-LYNE. 
 Burton, J. H., & Percival, J. A., 
 150a Stamford St. 
 Eaton, J. (/),Sons & Cantrell, Bank 
 Chmbrs., Stamford St. 
 George,T.,& Son, 7 Warrington St. 
 Lindley, H., Market Avenue. 
 
 ATHERTON. 
 Grimshaw, F. H., Tyldesley Rd. 
 BACUP. 
 Hitchon & Pritchard, 15 Union St. 
 Hobson, F. J., Market St. 
 Smith & Cross, Bank St. 
 Williams, 8. T., St. Mary’s Chbrs., 
 Bankside 
 Wilson, J.,Orchard Villa, Bankside 
 
 BARROW-IN-FURNESS. 
 Butler, J., Cornwallis St. 
 Fowler, H. T., 6 Cornwallis St. 
 Settle & Brun@rit (a) 127 Rams- 
 den Sq. 
 Young, KE. M., 90 Duke St. 
 
 BLACKBURN. 
 Aspinall, H., 46 Ainsworth St. 
 Bertwistle, J., 1 Tackett’s St. 
 Briggs (/), & Wolstenholme (/), 
 Central Bldgs., Richmond Ter. 
 Briggs, BE. P.,5 Newmarket Chmbs. 
 Cheers & Smith, 24 Richmond Ter. 
 Crook, T.C.M., Old Cross Chmbs., 
 King William St. 
 Duerden, T. H., 32 Richmond Ter. 
 Fairbrother & Hall, 27Richm’dTer. 
 Fairhurst, H. 8., 54 Church St. 
 Gradwell, A. R., 29 Victoria St. 
 Haworth, J., 54a Victoria St. 
 Henshaw, J. 'T., 47 Harcourt St. 
 Lloyd, K. A., 18 Richmond Ter. 
 McCall & Robinson, 7 Tackett’s St. 
 Maxwell & Shaw, 2 Lord 8t., W. 
 Parkinson, F. J., 9 Richmond Ter. 
 Pickup, A., 8 Richmond Terrace 
 Sames & Green, 14 Richmond Ter. 
 Sandbach,J.C.H.,15RichmondTer. 
 Simpson & Duckworth, Richmond 
 Chmbrs. 
 Stirrup, W., 14 Richmond Terrace 
 Stones (7) & Stones({ 7) 10 Rich- 
 mond Terrace 
 Wilkinson, W.W.,22RichmondTer. 
 Woods & Hargreaves, 23 Richmond 
 Terrace 
 Yates, J., 3 Tackett’s St. 
 BLACKLEY. 
 Thorp, J. Higher Blackley 
 BLACK POOL. 
 Burns, J., 5 Birley St. 
 Garlick & Sykes, 22 Birley St. 
 Gorst, R. & Son(+), 7 Birley St. 
 
 Bank 
 
 a 
 
 Ss 
 
 Harker, J.D. (a) & Fieldi 
 12 Birley St. Nhe See 
 Hindle, A., 44 Abingdon St. 
 Lumb, T.G_ & Co., 26 Birley St. 
 Mangan, J. H., Church St., 8. 8. 
 Mee oe 34 Birley St. 
 yres, eevers & 7 
 Birley St. meee 
 Nuttall, J. A., 29 Birley St. 
 Pilling, W. H., 97 Church St. 
 Thornley, J.B., 14 Birley St. 
 Todd, J. T. & Son, 25 Birley St. 
 Waddington, F. T., 10 Birley St. 
 Wade, H., 27 Birley St. 
 Warhurst, T., 8 Maple St., White - 
 gate Drive 
 Wilkinson, J. W., Cumberland Ay. 
 Wolstenholme, J., Church St. 
 
 BOLTON. 
 Foyle TN ee. St. 
 radshaw (/) & Gass al’) 
 Silverwell St. wy 
 ae & Pilling (/), 37 Mawdsley 
 ‘ . 
 Digna & Kirkham,17 Mawdsley 
 
 Fearnhead, R., 17 Mawdsley St. 
 Freeman, F., Smalley’s Chmbrs. 
 Green, D. F., 8 Acresfield 
 Henderson & Brown, 2 Fold St. 
 Houghton, W. H., 21 Mawdsley St. 
 Lomax, W.J., 11 Fold St. 
 McColl,R. B.,22a Lr. Bridgman St. 
 Morris, J. & Son, 15 Mawdsley St. 
 Morris & Profit, 16 Nelson Sq. 
 Ormrod(7)& Pomeroy,21 Acresfield 
 Potts (/), Son (a) & Hennings (a), 
 79 St, George’s Rd. 
 Robinson, M., 24 Nelson Sq. 
 Scaife, E. J., 88 Chorley Old Rd. 
 
 ’ Simpson, J, 14 Acresfield 
 
 Smith, P. E., Ainsworth Hall, 
 Bolton-le-moors 
 
 Smith,T.E.,CentralChbrs.,Fold St. 
 
 stead & Morris, 17 Acresfield 
 
 Temperley, G.,8 Bradford Bldgs., 
 Mawdsley St. 
 
 Tong, M. W., 18 Acresfield 
 
 Weatherley, T., 19 Fold St. 
 
 BURNLEY. 
 Bell, T., 14 Grimshawe St. 
 Henshaw, J. T., 9 Grimshawe St. 
 Hitchon & Pritchard, 46 Man- 
 chester Rd. 
 Jobling, H., & Son, 91 Rectory Rd. 
 Keighley, 8., 25 & 27 Nicholas St. 
 Lancaster, J.,& Son,16 Nicholas St. 
 Nutter, A, 23 Nicholas 8t. 
 Pickup, J., 46 Manchester Rd. 
 Pickup, P., Mercantile Chmbrs. ,St. 
 James’ St. (Mill Archt.) 
 Quarmby,W.A.,[mperialChmbrs., 
 Grimshawe St. 
 Rawcliffe, G. B., 5 Nicholas St. 
 Shaw, A.J. (a), + Vowles, T. H. («), 
 69 St. James’ St. 
 Nee & Landless, 2 & 4 Nicholas 
 
 BURSCOU GH, Ormskirk. 
 Darby, A., Burscough Bridge 
 
 BURY. 
 Burton, G. F., 139 Manchester Rd. 
 Burton, J. H., ‘‘The Starkies,” 
 Manchester Rd. 
 Cartwright, J., Peel Chmbrs. 
 Gill, W. E., 6 Fleet St. 
 Grundy, R., Agur St. 
 Halliwell, P. T., 29 Garden St. 
 Hardman, D., Agur St. 
 Hopkinson, A., 15 Agur St. 
 Moulds (/) & Porritt, Victoria 
 Bldgs. Silver St. 
 Nuttall, T. & Son, 20 Market St. 
 Sellers, J., Son & Orrell, Union 
 Chmbrs., Union St. 
 Simpkin, E,9 Spring St. (Mill Archt) 
 Wood, R.,10 Bolton St. 
 
 CHORLEY. 
 BE, R. E., 19 St. Thomas’s 
 Rd. 
 Dinsley, W. H., 12 Cleveland St. 
 Jolly & Buckley, 9 High St. 
 Leigh, T., Halliwell St. 
 
 OLITHEROEL. 
 Welch, E. T., 10 York St. 
 
 COLNE. 
 Atkinson, W. H., Shaw St. 
 Bower, G., Keighley Rd. 
 Holgate & Spivey, Market St. 
 Mallinson, J., 11 Church St. 
 Pilling, R. 8., Dockray St. 
 
 DARWEN. 
 Sames & Green, Knott St. 
 Thornley, J. B., 45 Market St. 
 Woods, OC. H., Albert Bldgs., 
 Market Sq. 
 
Lancashire, ] 
 
 345 
 
 ARCHITECTS. 
 
 HARLESTOWN. See 
 Willows. 
 
 FAILSW ORTH. 
 Lomax & Lomax, 1 Sisson 8t., 
 Manchester Rd. 
 
 FARNW ORTH. 
 Proffitt, J. T., 115 Market St. 
 
 FLEETWOOD, 
 Andrew, E. J., 6 Albert Sq. 
 a Drummond B., 4 Albert Sq. 
 Lumb, T. G., & Co., Estate Office 
 FORMBY. 
 Sutton, J. H. H., Freshfield Rd. 
 
 GREAT HARWOOD. 
 es & Shaw, 41 St. Hubert’s 
 
 HASLING DEN. 
 Booth, J., & Son, 42 Regent St. 
 Fielding, H., 2 Beaconsfield St. 
 
 HEYSHAM. 
 Charnley, R., Sandilands 
 
 HEYWOOD. 
 Gill, W. E., 5, Church St. 
 Mills, J. E., 25 Market Place 
 
 HORWICH, near Bolton, 
 Dyson, E. W., 17 Lee Lane 
 Palmer, F. M., 3 Lee Lane 
 
 % LANCASTER. 
 Ashworth, C. J.,Market St.Chmbs. 
 Austin & Paley (a), Castle Park 
 Barrow, S. E., Bank Chmbs. ; 
 
 Market St. 
 
 Haregt, Hall & Moore,73 Church 
 
 Parkinson, J., 67 Church St. 
 
 Pearson, OC. B., 12a Cheapside 
 
 Ray, W. B., Arcade Chmbrs. 
 
 Roper, & Procter, 32 Market §q. 
 
 LEIGH, 
 
 Axon, W. E., 14 Church 8t. 
 
 Banks, Fairclough, & Stephen, 
 Church St. 
 
 Crabtree, P., Vi toria Chmbrs,, 
 Bradshawegate 
 
 + Prestwich, J. C., Bradshawgate 
 
 Bldgs. 
 
 Simpson, C., 50 The Avenue 
 
 Travers, T. W., Church St. 
 
 Yates, T., ‘‘ Cheethams ” 
 
 LEYLAND. 
 Moss, H. B., 21 Towngate 
 
 LITTLEBOROUGU. 
 Shuttleworth, F. H., Bridge End 
 
 LIVERPOOL. 
 Aldridge, E. C., 14 Castle St. 
 Allender, @. F., 53 Lord St. 
 Andersson & Crawford, 36 Dale St. 
 Ashworth, T. A., 14 Castle St. 
 Aspinall, H., 36 Dale St. 
 Atkinson, C. A., 11 Tithebarn 8t. 
 Bare,F. B., Central Bldgs., North 
 Jobn St. 
 / Bare, H. B., 142a Islington 
 Beckett, R. T., 24 Dale St. 
 a Berrington, J. A., Dockyard, 
 Coburg Dock 
 Black, O. D., & Milligan, A. F., 
 Central Chmbs., Sth. Castle St. 
 Bradbury. G. & Sons, 14 Cook St. 
 Braham, B., 20 North John St. 
 Briggs (/) & Wolstenholme (/), 
 51 North John 8t. 
 Burroughs, J. & A., Vernon St. 
 * Clarke, J., 34 Castle St. 
 Cox, Whitham & Pritchard, 19 
 Old Hall St. 
 / Culshaw,A.,3 Union Ct., Castle St. 
 Deacon, C.E. (/) & Horsburgh, 12 
 St. George’s Crescent 
 Dod, J., p16 Exchange Bldgs. 
 Doyle, J. F., 4 Harrington St. 
 Dring & Manchester, 67 Lord St. 
 Ebdy, T. C., 30 High St., Wavertree 
 Ellison, C.O. (+), & Son (t+), 22 Sir 
 Thomas St. 
 Farmer, F. Q., 36 Dale St. 
 Finchett,F.W.,Produce Exchange, 
 Victoria St. 
 Fogg, T., & Son. 14 Cook St. 
 Fraser, F. G., 19 Oldhall St. 
 Fraser, G., 20 Castle St. 
 Fry, H. & A. P., 18 Hackins Hey 
 Gibson, J. H.§., 41 North John St. 
 Gilbertson, A., Harrington St. 
 Grayson (a2) & Ould, (/) Pacific 
 Bldgs., 31 James’ St. 
 Green, Knowles & Russell,19 Sou 
 John St. 
 Haigh & Thompson, Imperial 
 Bldgs., Exchange St. East 
 Harris (a) & Hobson (a) Commerce 
 Court, 14 Harrington St. 
 / Harrisson, T. H. Central Bldgs., 
 North John St. 
 f Hartley, H., 8 Harrington St. 
 
 Newton-lee 
 
 a 
 
 a 
 
 Harvey, C. W., 76 Rodney St. 
 Hesketh, W. & Co., 62 Dale St. 
 @ Hinde, E. P., cl7 Queen Avenue, 
 10 Dale St. 
 J Holme, F. U., 1 Crosshall St. 
 Holt, R., 8 Victoria 8t. 
 a Honan, M., 36 Dale St. 
 Howorth, D. & Son, Lord St. 
 Hulme, E., Royal Isu rance 
 Bldgs., North John St. 
 Inchboard, J. A., 42 Church Rd., 
 Stanley 
 a Jones, KE, W., 21 Sydenham Ay. 
 Kirby, E. (7), & Sons, 5 Cook St. 
 Law, W. M., 51 North John St. 
 Lyon, D., 36 Dale St. 
 Marmon, R., 11 Dale St. 
 Matear,H.A.(/), & Simon, F. W. 
 (f), 81 North John St. 
 May, H., 27 King St. 
 McGovern,J. H., 26 North John St. 
 Medealf & Medealf, 7 Moorfields 
 Miller, K., 62 Dale St. 
 Morter & Dobie (a) 24 Dale St. 
 Owen, R. W., 60 Castle St. 
 Pain & Blease, 51 North John St. 
 
 8 
 
 6 
 
 JS Parslow, W., 574 Dale St. 
 
 Peat, F. H., 11 South Castle St. 
 
 Pugin & Pugin, 51 North John St, 
 
 Rathbone, E.. 98 Bedford St. 
 
 Reade,T.M. (/) & Son,28. John St. 
 
 Rees, T. T. (7). & Rimmington, 
 F.. 51 North John St. 
 
 Bey Eor. C.H. (M.A.), 14 Castle 
 
 Qa 
 
 Roberts, O., 24 Dale St. 
 
 Shallcross, T. M,, 6 Dale St. 
 
 Simpson, J., 8 Cook St. 
 
 Solaini Bros., 71 Lord St. 
 
 Smith, C. H., 58 Hale Rd., Walton 
 
 Sproat. W. E., 25 Lord St. 
 
 Story, H., 51 North John St. 
 
 Sutton, J. H. H., 101 Dale St. 
 
 Sykes, R. G., 24 Fenwick St. 
 
 Taylor, E. R., 41 Castle St. 
 
 Thomas, W. A., 14 Dale St. 
 
 Thomas, W. W., 25 Lord St. 
 
 Thornley, A... (a) & Hobbs, F. B. 
 (a), 51 North John St. 
 
 Tonkin, A. E., 36 Dale St. 
 
 Trouzhton & Prescott, 13 North 
 John St. 
 
 Wainwright, T. & Sons, 13 Union 
 Court, Castle St. 
 
 Walker & Strong, 11 Dale St. 
 
 Walker, T. H.W..5 Harrington St. 
 
 Ware, E., 43 Imperial Bldgs., 
 Exchange St. East 
 
 Weightman. W. H. & Son, 24 
 Fenwick St. 
 
 Wilkinson, G. H., 19 Sth. John St. 
 
 Williams, L. O., 70 Victoria St. 
 
 8 
 
 ae 
 
 Williams, O., & Sutcliffe, 10 
 Victoria St. 
 + Williams, T. G., 3 Cable St. 
 Willink (f). & Thicknesse, (/) 
 
 14 Castle St. 
 
 Wise. C., 6 Stanley St. 
 
 Woolfall (7) & Eccles (7), 60 Castle 
 St. 
 
 Wrennall, W., 9 Harrington St. 
 
 Wylie, Robert, 6 Lord St. 
 
 LYTHAM. 
 
 Gledhill, A. S., Bank Chmbrs. 
 
 Grimble, T. C., Bank Chmbrs., 
 Clifton St. 
 
 Haywood (a) and Harrison (+), 
 
 a 
 
 Agnew St. 
 a Pickup, A., 28 Common Side, 
 Ansdell 
 Raweliffe, W., Worsley House, 
 Ansdell 
 Webb, S. G., Beach St. 
 MANCHESTER. 
 a Adshead, C. T., 4 8t. Anne’s Sq. 
 
 Agate, C. G., 14 John Dalton St. 
 Allen, H. H., 48 Cluny St. 
 Almond, F., 16 Kennedy St. 
 Andrews, J. H., & Butterworth, 
 78 King St. 
 Aydon. E. H.,35 Moreton Avenue, 
 Stretford, near 
 + Bagot C., 134 Deansgate 
 Banks, Fairclough & Stephen, 67 
 Princess St. 
 Barker & Ellis. 20 Cooper St. 
 Barker, P., 32 King St. West 
 a Barlow, L., 8 King St. 
 Barton, F. G., 54 Princess Rd., 
 Moss Side 
 Beaumont, J. W. (7) & Son, 10 
 St. James’ Sq. 
 Bindloss, F., 4 Chapel Walks 
 a Bird, D. T., Brazennose St. 
 Birkett. I. R. E., 4 Albert Sq. 
 Booth H., 16 Princess St. 
 Bowden, J. & Co., 14 Ridgefield 
 Brameld ( /) & Smith, 83 Bridge St. 
 a Broadbent, J. B., 15 Cooper St. 
 Brocklehurst, A., 30 Brown’ St, 
 
 a 
 
 +2 
 
 a Brooke, J., 18 Exchange St. 
 Brown, G., 8 Exchange St. 
 + Caine, C., Grosvenor Chmbrs., 
 Deansgate 
 | Chadwick (a) & Booth, 16 Princess 
 
 St. 
 Clegg, C. (f), & Son, Economic 
 Bldgs.. Spring Gardens 
 Clegg & Thorpe, J., 41 Corporation 
 St. 
 + Cook, T. & Sons, 39 Victoria 
 Bldgs., Victoria St. 
 Ounliffe, T. H.,2 John Dalton St. 
 | Darbyshire, A. (f/f) & Son, 17 
 Brazennose St. 
 Deakin, W.. 27 Brazennose St. 
 Dixon, A. F., 65 King St. 
 a Dixon, F. W., Trevelyan Bldgs., 
 Corporation St. 
 a Dunkerley, F. B., 17, St. Anne’s 
 
 eee Daten: L. H., 8 Exchange St. 
 
 | Earnshaw, J. & Son, 16 St. Mary’s 
 
 | Parsonage 
 
 | a Earnshaw. J. R., 4 Chapel Walks 
 Edwards, F., 9 Albert Sq. 
 
 Fllis, H. A.. 5 Cross St. 
 f Bly, J., 32 King St. West 
 ' Evans, F., 83 Manchester Rd., 
 Chorlton-cum-Hardy 
 
 a Fairhurst, H. S., 7 Chapel Walks 
 Fitton, T. A., 29 Corporation St. 
 Flower, E.. 9 Oxford St. 
 
 France, J. H. 7 Chapel Walks 
 
 Gibbons, J. (f) & Son (a), 4 St. 
 Mary’s Passage 
 
 Goldsmith, H., 63 Faulkner St. 
 
 Greaves, R. W., 20 Cross St. 
 
 Greenwood,A.T.,92 Market St. 
 
 a Groome, A. R., 2 St. Peter’s Sq. 
 
 Gunson, W. T. & Son, 10 Marsden 
 St. 
 
 Hacking. N. H., 50 Blackfriars 
 
 Hall. J. H.. 6 South St., Albert Sq. 
 
 / Hardisty,W.C., Queen’s Chmbrs., 
 
 j John Dalton St. 
 
 a Harker, J. D.. 78 King St. 
 
 a Warris, F. BE. L., 1 Balloon St. 
 Hartland, F. G.,3 Spring Gardens 
 Heape, R. G., 2 Ridgefield 
 
 JF Heatheote, C. & Sons, 64 Cross St. 
 Higginbottom, W. (/), & G., 94 
 
 Market St. 
 Hill, 0. C., 9 Albert Sauare 
 
 a Hindle, C. A., 11 Bridge St. 
 Hinnell, H. L., 41 Corporation St. 
 Holden, J.(f) & Son, 5 St. James’ 
 
 Square 
 
 a Holt, J., 9 Albert Square 
 
 a Hooley. T. W., 67 Deansgate 
 Arcade 
 
 f Horsfall. J., 4 Chapel Walks 
 Horefield, T. & Son, 33 Brazennose 
 St. 
 Hudson, T. W., 2 Exchange St. 
 Johnson, W., 27 Oldham Rd., 
 Miles Platting 
 Kirkley, H., 134 Deansgate 
 Tiangham, J.. 9 Albert Sq. 
 Langley, J. B.. 49 Deansgate 
 Leech & Ratcliffe,7 BrazennoseS t. 
 Leeson, E. W.. 49 Princess St. 
 Longworth, W.H., 4 8t. Mary’s 
 Parsonage, Deansgate 
 J Lord. H., 42 Deansgate 
 Maddock, J. W..5 John Dalton St. 
 Mangnall & Littlewood (/), 42 
 Spring Gardens 
 Mangnall, W., 42 Whittaker Lane, 
 Heaton Park 
 Mather & Graves, 9 Mount St. 
 Maxwell & Tuke,25 Brazennose St. 
 Maybury, J. H., 25 Booth St. 
 Mayor. T.. 41 John Dalton St. 
 Mee, F. W. (7), & Jennison, A., 
 82 Victoria St. 
 Meek, G., 4 St. Ann’s Sq. 
 Mills & Murgatroyd, 23 Strutt St. 
 Mills. A. H.. 33 Brazennose St. 
 Moulds ( £) & Porritt. 77 King St. 
 Muirhead, T., 31 Market St. 
 Newby, T. (+), & Son,31 Market St. 
 a Oakley, F. P., Haworth’s Bldgs., 
 Cross St. 
 Ogden & Little (a), 20 Cross St. 
 f Ogden, P., 60 King St. 
 / Oldham, F. H., 16 John Dalton St. 
 Oldham, R., Temple Chmbrs., 
 Brazennose St. 
 a Owen,W.,DuchyChmbrs.,Clarence 
 St., Albert Sq. 
 Parker, A. R.,9 Albert Sq. 
 Potts. (/), Son (a), & Hennings (a), 
 34 Victoria Bldgs., Victoria St. 
 a Preston, R. B., 51 South King St. 
 Price, H. R., 1 & 5 South Corridor, 
 Royal Exchange 
 a Price, J. H., Town Hall 
 Radeliffe & Chadwick, 78 King St. 
 Royle & Bennett, 17 Cooper St, 
 
 + 
 
 a 
 
 by 
 
 a & Steinthal (/), 78 King 
 
 Sankey & Cubbon (a), 4 Chapel 
 Walks 
 Seanor, M. & Son, 15 Cross St. 
 Sellers, J. H., 78 Oross St. 
 Shaw, A.J. (a), & Vowles, T.H. (a), 
 1 Ridgefield 
 
 / Smith, F. B..17 Brazennose St. 
 
 Smith, J., 78 Cross St. 
 
 Stott & Sons, 5 Cross St. 
 
 Swain, C., 12 Exchange St. 
 
 Swarbrick, J. (/), & J. (a), 30 
 St. Ann St. 
 
 Sykes & Evans, 7 Chapel Walks 
 
 Taylor, J. M., 7 Chapel Walks 
 
 Thomson, E. J. & Son, 19 Dickin- 
 son St. 
 
 Timperley, G. K., 121 Rochdale 
 Rd., Harpurhey 
 
 Towle, J. A., 18 Brazennose St. 
 
 Waddington, W. (/), & Sons, 
 Mansfield Chmbs., St. Anne’s Sq. 
 
 Walker, P., Ashton Old Rd., 
 Higher Openshaw, near 
 
 Ward, F. D., 3 Norfolk St. 
 
 Ward, W. H. M., Trlam Rd., 
 Flixton 
 
 Whitelese & 
 Deansgate 
 
 8 
 
 Whittaker, 196 
 
 / Willoughby. G. H., Parr’s Bank 
 
 Chmbrs., York St. 
 « Wood, E., 78 Cross St. 
 Woodhouse, (/) Corbett (a) & Dean 
 100 King St. 
 
 S Woodhouse, E., 88 Mosley St. 
 
 Worthington (/) & Son (/), Brown 
 St. 
 
 MIDDLETON. 
 Wood, Edgar, Rochdale Ra. 
 
 MORECAMBE. 
 Cressey & Keighley, Bank Cham- 
 bers, Euston Rd. 
 Harrison, Hall & Moore, Euston 
 Chmbrs., Euston Rd. 
 Howarth, H., Balmoral Rd. 
 Sharp, R. P., Bank Chmbrs., West 
 
 End. 
 NELSON, 
 
 Bell, T., Craven Bank Chmbrs., 
 
 Carr Rd. 
 Dent, W., 47 Railway St. 
 Harrison, J. T., Station Bldgs. 
 Walmsley, T., 8 Dial St. 
 Whitaker, H., 21 Market Sq. 
 Whitehead, V., Hall St. 
 
 NEW TON-LE-WILLOWS. 
 Curran, R. & Son, Cross Lane, 
 
 a 
 
 es 
 
 Earlestown 
 Dring, S., 98 Wargrave Rd., 
 Earlestown 
 Howarth, H., 21 Bridge St., Earls- 
 town 
 OLDHAM. 
 
 Boyter, T., 36 Clegg St. 
 
 Cheetham, H., 89 Union St. 
 
 Collins, J. & Son, 15 Clegg St. 
 
 Dixon, F. W. & Son, 52 Union St. 
 
 Fitton, E. E., 42 Clegg St. 
 
 Heywood & Ugden, 1 St. Peter’s St. 
 
 Hilton, T., 7 Union St. ~ 
 
 Howcroft, A. J., 2 Waterloo St. 
 
 Jenkins, T. W., 25 Queen St. 
 
 Johnson, H. M., r2 Clegg St. 
 
 Matley, J., 12 Clegg St. 
 
 Potts (7), Son (a), & Hennings (a), 
 Prudential Bldgs., Union St. 
 
 Stott, J. & Son, 34 Clegg St. 
 
 Stott, S., York Chambers. York 
 shire St. 
 
 Taylor, C. T., 10 Clegg St. 
 
 Taylor, T., 29 Queen St. 
 
 Thorpe, F., 7 Clegg St. 
 
 Turner, A., 26 Clegg St. 
 
 Winder & Taylor, 6r Union St. 
 
 ORMSKIRK. 
 Beeston, C. S., Albany Bldgs. 
 Finchett, F. W., Ruff Lane 
 Medcalf & Medcalf, 9 Railway Rd. 
 + Riding, J., Atbert Crescent, South- 
 
 8 
 
 port Rd. 
 Rimmer, H., Wigan Rd. 
 OSWALDTWISTLE, 
 
 Riley, G., 24 Albert St. 
 
 POULTON-LE-FYLDE, nr. Preston 
 Fairbrother & Hall 
 
 PRESTON. 
 Andrew, E. J., 30 Winckley Sq. 
 Bush, E, 102 Fishergate 
 Dixon, F. E., 49 Lune St. 
 Garlick & Sykes (+), 33 Winckley 
 
 Sq. 
 Gilbertson, W. P.,9 Winckley St. 
 Howarth, H., 7 Lune St. 7 
 Harris, J.O., 16 Ribblesdale Place 
 Littler, H. 16 Ribblesdale Place 
 Mangan, J. H., 24 Chapel Walks 
 Munford, W.D, T., 12 Guildhall St, 
 
ARCHITECTS. 
 
 [Lancashire—Norfolk. 
 
 Myres (/), Veevers 
 15 Chapel St. 
 
 Park & Son, 18 Winckley St. 
 
 Seward, J. A., 148 Church St. 
 
 Shepperd, P. H. S., Queen’s 
 Chmbrs., Fishergate 
 
 Swindells & Rawcliffe, 26 Fisher- 
 gate 
 
 & Myres, 
 
 RADCLIFFE. 
 Grundy, J. & Son, Blackburn St. 
 Sellers, J., Son & Orrell, Black- 
 burn St. 
 
 RAMSBOTTOM. 
 Garnett, J., 18 Callender St. 
 
 RAWTENSTALL, Manchester. 
 Hobson, F. J., 19 King St. 
 Spencer, J. H., Bury Rd. 
 
 ROCHDALE. 
 Butterworth, S. & Duncan (/), 4 
 South Parade 
 Chadwick, A. S., St. Albans’ Terr. 
 Clough, H. H., Butts Avenue 
 Smith & Cross, Town Hall Cham- 
 bers, South Parade 
 Sunderland, J. W., Council Offices, 
 Norden, near 
 Townend, ‘T., District Bank 
 Chmbrs., Fleece St. 
 
 ST. ANNE’ S-ON-THE-SEA, 
 
 England, Winstanley & England, 
 Carlton Chmbrs. 
 
 Kelvey, H. E., Cromford House, 
 The Square 
 
 Wade, W., Bank Chmbrs. 
 
 ST. HELEN'S. 
 Baron, J. A., Lytham Chmbrs., 
 Cotham St. 
 Biram, F. S., Windle Chmbrs., 
 Hardshaw St. 
 Gandy, J. & W., Masonic Bldgs. 
 Gandy, J. A., 27 Hardshaw St. 
 Wilson, J. M., & Son,Bank Bldgs. 
 
 SOUTHPORT. 
 Boden, J.,29 Walmer Rd., Birkdale 
 Bolshaw, G. E., 371 Lord St. 
 Brothers, C., 554 Chapel St. 
 Finchett, F. W., 12 Corporation St. 
 a Halsall, F. P., Victoria Bldgs., 
 Chapel St. 
 Halsall, Tonge & Campbell, 120 
 Lord St. 
 Hardman, E., 12 London St. 
 Hodge,T.H., 7Post Office Avenue, 
 Lord St. 
 Johnson, E. W., Albany Bldgs., 
 Lord St. 
 Jones, H., 16 Cambridge Arcade 
 Lomas, A. D., 70 Hawkshead St. 
 Packer, S., Shaftesbury Bldgs., 
 East Bank St. } 
 Peach, H. E., 37 Chapel St. 
 Sanders, J. E., 189 Lord St. 
 Todd & Morris, 283 Lord St. 
 Torr, F., 34 Hartwood Rd. 
 Wilson, G., 10 Nevill St. 
 
 ULV ERSTON. 
 Grundy, J. W. & Sons, Central 
 Bldgs., Brogden St. 
 Settle & Brundrit (a), County Sq. 
 
 WALK DEN, near Manchester. 
 Proffitt, J. T., 9 Longley Rd. 
 
 WARRINGTON, 
 
 Ball, W. J., 12 Pickmere St. 
 Beesley, T.,23 Bold St. 
 
 Curran, R. & Son, Cairo St. . 
 Owen, W.(/)& 5S. (/), 4 Cairo St. 
 
 Chmbrs. 
 
 Silcock, P., 6 Egypt St. 
 Warburton, A., 2 Bold St. Chmbs. 
 
 Q 
 
 eS 
 
 Wright, Garnett & Wright, 45 
 Sankey St. 
 WATERFOOT. 
 Brocklehurst, A., St. James’ 
 Chmbrs. 
 
 WEST HOUGHTON. 
 Suddell, A. E., 204 Church St. 
 Tonge, J., Wigan Rd. 
 
 WHITEFIELD, Manchester. 
 Hinnell, H. L., Church Lane 
 ‘Thorpe, C. 
 
 WIDNES. 
 Baron, J. A., Central Chmbrs., 
 
 Victoria Rd, 
 
 Barlow, F. E.,Ditton Rd. Chmbrs. 
 
 WIGAN. 
 Fleming, R., 20 King St. 
 Halliwell, P. T., 22 Rodney St. 
 + Heaton,(t) Ralph, (/) & Heaton, 
 Victoria Bldgs., King St. 
 Johnson, W. B. & Son, 31 King St. 
 a Ogden, H., Moot Hall Chmbrs. 
 Ormrod & Pomeroy, Moot Hall 
 Chmbrs. 
 
 Pennington, R., Malvern Chmbrs., 
 Library St. 
 Prescott & Bold, 8 King St. 
 
 LEICESTERSHIRE. 
 
 COALVILLE. 
 Goddard & Wain,Station Chmbrs., 
 High St. 
 McCarthy, T., Central Chmbrs. 
 HINCKLEY. 
 Ball & Heaton, 3 The Borough 
 
 LEICESTER. 
 
 Beasley, J. A. L., 35 Friar Lane 
 
 a Bedingfield, R. W., 22 Friar Lane 
 Bown, T. P., Loseby Lane 
 
 a Brand, W., 33 Bowling Green St. 
 Brown, G. L., Spencer Chambers 
 Burgess, E., Berridge St. 
 Carpenter, R. E., 7 Humberstone 
 
 Gate 
 a Cooper, F. B., 34 Friar Lane 
 
 Ff Cowdell, W. M., 12 Grey Friars 
 
 Day, J., 8 New St. 
 
 Draper & Walters, 22 Friar Lane 
 
 Everard (f) Son & Pick (/), 6 
 Millstone Lane 
 
 a Fletcher, J. A., The 
 Chmbrs. 
 
 Goddard, H. L. (/), Paget, A. H. 
 (f), & Catlow, W. A. (/), 8 
 Market St. 
 
 Goodacre, J. F. J., Berridge Chbrs. 
 Berridge St. 
 
 a Grewcock,W. T., 8 New St. 
 Hall, A.,8 St. Martin’s 
 + Hallam, A. H., Denbigh Chmbrs., 
 Bowling Green St, 
 Harding & Topott, 15 Hotel St. 
 Harrison & Hattrell (+), 3 Welford 
 
 Rd, 
 Harrison, S. (/), & Sons (@), 7 St. 
 Martin’s East 
 a Hind, A. H., 3 Greyfriars 
 + Jones, F, H.,5 Greyfriars 
 Keites, Fosbrooke, & Bedingfield, 
 20 Market St. 
 a Kempson, C., Corporation Bldgs. 
 Langley & Baines (a), 16 Friar 
 Lane 
 Langley, S. H., 1 Berridge St. 
 
 Corrider 
 
 f Lohr, C. H., 3 Belmont Villas 
 
 Ogden, C., 4 Welford Place 
 Sawday, A. E.(/), & Sawday, 
 T. T. (a), 6 Market St. 
 Seale, F., 16 Bishop St. 
 Simpson, J. W., Berridge St. 
 Chmbrs, 
 Simpson, W. H., The Corridor 
 Chmbrs., Market Place 
 a Stretton, C., Rowton Bldgs., Bowl- 
 ing Green St. 
 Tait (7) & Herbert, 28 Friar Lane 
 a Thomson, H. H. 4 & 5 Halford 
 Chmbrs. 
 Wakerley (7) & Wells, 14 Market 
 Place 
 Wigg, J., 5 St. Martin’s East 
 
 LOUGHBOROUGH. 
 
 Barrowcliff,G. H.,8 Allcock,E. T., 
 
 (a), Lown Hall Chmbrs. 
 Hampton, W.T., Ashby Rd. 
 Hodson, G. & F. W., Bank Chmbrs. 
 
 + King, A. E., Baxter Gate 
 
 MARKET HARBOROUGH. 
 
 Coales & Johnson (/), Bank Chbrs. 
 
 MELTON MOWBRAY. 
 Jeeves, E., Nottingham St, 
 » Shelbourn, E., Cornhill Chmbrs. 
 Wakerley, J. E., 1o Church St. 
 
 WOODVILLE (Burton-on-Trent). 
 Rowley, J. W., High St. 
 
 LINCOLNSHIRE. 
 
 BOSTON. 
 Rowell, J., Church Lane 
 GAINSBOROUGH. 
 Green, E. F., 24 Silver St. 
 Eyre, W.., Silver St. 
 GRANTHAM, 
 Bond, W., 11 Elmer St. 
 Burt, J. T., Commercial Rd. 
 Mettham, J. A., 19 Market Place 
 + Shelbourn, M., Belvoir, near 
 
 GREAT GRIMSBY. 
 Bentley & Hall, 1 Pelham Chmbs., 
 Old Market Place 
 
 a Cresswell, J. J., 77 Victoria St. 
 Croft, F. W., 87 Victoria St. 
 Goodhand, E., 154 Legsby Avenue 
 Robertson, R. A., 103 Victoria St. 
 Scaping, H. C., Court Chmbrs. 
 Skill, A. E., Macaulay Terrace 
 
 LINCOLN. 
 
 Cooper, J. H., Lindum Rd. 
 
 a Dunn, H. H., St. Peter’s Church- 
 
 yar 
 Halkes, J. R., rr Mint St. 
 Mortimer, W. & Son, 6 Corpora- 
 tion St. 
 Scorer (a) & Gamble (a), Bank St. 
 Chmbrs. 
 Thropp, J., & Harding, C. (a), 
 29 Broadgate 
 Watkins, W. (/), & Son (a), St. 
 Edmond’s Chmbrs., Silver St. 
 OW ir 
 Bentley & Hall, 20 Corn Market 
 Fowler, R. H., Gospelgate 
 MABLETHORPE. 
 a Hunt, C. W., 5 Tennyson Rd. 
 SKEGNESS. 
 Bridges, W. H., 21 Lumley Rd. 
 Jones, S. C., Estate Offices, Roman 
 
 Bank 
 SLEAFORD. 
 Clare, J. 
 Walker, H. & Son, Southgate 
 SPALDING. 
 Hand, R, H. H., 6 Double St. 
 Mills, W. H., 14 Up. Welland Ter. 
 SPILSBY. 
 Butcher, J. E., Boston Rd. 
 STAMFORD. 
 + Corby, J. B. & Son, 15 All Saints’ 
 Place 
 Richardson & Son, 15 Barn Hill 
 Traylen, J. C. (a) & Son (a), 15 
 Broad St. 
 Ward, T. J.,6 Ironmonger St. 
 WOODHALL SPA, 
 a Caine, R. A., ‘‘ Daheim ”’ 
 
 MIDDLESEX. 
 
 ACTON. 
 Easton, W. J.,82 Twyford Avenue, 
 Acton Hill 
 Ff Lohr, C. H., x11 Maldon Rd. 
 Mercer, F. H., ‘‘ Grassmere,’’ 
 Springfield Park 
 Monson @- anol eocmedGs, 
 High St. 
 a Pratt, G. P., 205 High St. 
 BRENTFORD. 
 Woodbridge, S., jun., 210 High St. 
 CHISWICK. 
 + Emerson, H. V. M., Estate Offices, 
 Sutton Court 
 a Gregory, L. C.,2 Burlington Gar- 
 dens 
 
 Hearn, W., Burlington Court, 
 
 Grove Park West 
 Hume, J., 109 High Rd, 
 Mason, I., ‘‘ Ennismore ” 
 
 EALING. 
 
 Best, A. J., 6 Mount Park Rd. 
 
 Hall-Jones, F., 41 The Broadway 
 
 Wornell, J., 40 Northcroft Rd., 
 
 West Ealing 
 
 EDGWARE. 
 Bennett & Richardson, High St. 
 EDMONTON, 
 + Dobb, H. W., Town Hall, Lower 
 Edmonton 
 ENFIELD. 
 Cobb, C. M., Old Vestry Offices, 
 Entheld Town 
 FINCHLEY., 
 
 Bennett & Richardson, The Broad- 
 
 way, Church End 
 
 Blyton, G., 16 The Hawthorns, 
 
 Church End 
 Horsley, H. W., “ Somerville,”’ 
 
 Church Crescent 
 Thompson, F. D., ‘‘The Oaks,” 
 
 Woodside Park 
 
 HADLEY WOOD. 
 
 Kingwell, A. E., Beech Hill Park 
 
 HAMPTON-ON-THAMES. 
 Hughes, F. G., Estate Office, 
 
 Railway Station 
 Rogers, W. H., The Feathers 
 
 HAMPTON HILL. 
 Pearsall, R., 1 Addiscombe Villas 
 HANWELL. 
 
 Barnes, S. W., Cherington House 
 f Pywell, W., Cumberland House 
 a Reid, R. A., 24 Shakespeare Rd., 
 
 Drayton Park 
 Thomas, J. G., 10 Rosebank Rd. 
 
 HARROW. 
 
 Barker, A. R. 
 
 Clarke & Co., Peterborough Road 
 
 Cowell & Shaw 
 
 Kerkham, Burgess & Myers, 
 
 Station Road . 
 Lester, J. M., 9 Hindes Rd. 
 Marsh (Vernon) & Crooke \a), 
 
 Metropolitan Station Approach 
 Quartermain, A. I., 20 Warrington 
 
 182 
 
 HENDON. 
 + Egan, S. H., Rutland Villa, Sunny 
 Gardens oe 
 ISLEW ORTH. 
 Simpson, P., The Poplars, Thorn- 
 bury Rd. 
 . NEASDEN. 
 Willis, E., 9 Prout Grove 
 
 RUISLIP. 
 Mansford, F. H. 
 SOUTHALL. 
 Taylor, E., 3 Broadway Buildings 
 Toombs, E. A., 4 King’s Avenue, 
 Greenford 
 STANMORE. 
 Wilson, W. 
 TEDDINGTON. 
 a Brede, A. R., The Cottage, King- 
 ston Lane 
 Hodge, V., 13 Grand Parade 
 Warren, G., ‘The Studio,’’ Anlaby 
 Road 
 TOUTE NIAM (see London). 
 TWICKENHAM. 
 f Bibby, G. H., 69 Queen’s Rd. 
 Cheers, H. A., 35 Waldegrave Pk. 
 Peace L., “* Cole Croft,’’ London 
 
 Goadby, H., Bank Chambers. 
 UXBRIDGE. 
 Eves W. (a) & F., 54 High St. 
 a Heron, A. H., 153 High St. 
 WEST DRAYTON & YIEWSLE} 
 Winterburn, A. H., High St. 
 WHETSTONE. 
 + Shenton, F. W,, ‘“‘ Penrith”’ 
 
 MONMOUTHSHIRE. 
 
 ABERCARN, near Newport. 
 + Roberts, R.L., The Firs, West End 
 ABERGAVENNY. 
 Foster, E., Bella Vista 
 * Francis, B. J., 12 Cross Street 
 
 Jf Johnson, E. A., St. Mary’s Chmbrs 
 
 ABERTILLERY. 
 Lewis, N., Oak St. 
 BLACKWOOD. 
 Davies, A. H., High St. 
 Thomas, D. J., 99 High St. 
 MONMOUTH. 
 + Davis, E. G., 25 Agincourt Sq. 
 f Powell, F. A., Agincourt Sq. 
 
 NEWPORT. 
 
 f Bain, J., Market Arcade Buildings 
 Bates, F. R., 26 Westgate Chmbrs. 
 Davies, A. H., Albany Chambers 
 Fox, C. J., 26 High St. i 
 Gardner, W., 14 Victora Rd. 
 Graham, Hitchcox & Co., Bank 
 
 Chambers, Bridge St. 
 a Griggs, H. J., Metropolitan Bank 
 Chambers, Commercial St. 
 F Groves; J.k.; Tredegar Estate 
 Office 
 Habershon, Fawckner (+) & Co., 
 4z High St. 
 Hodge, R. J. P., 2 Dock St. 
 Kirby, Son & Brown, 11 Skinner St. 
 
 Lawrence, B. Austen Friars 
 Chambers 
 
 Lawrence, R. F., Austin Friars 
 Chambers 
 
 Linton & Barker, (a) Westgate 
 Chambers 
 
 Rennie, q H. & Co., 6 Skinner St. 
 Sheppard, A. E., 39 High St. 
 Shute, W. H., Western Mail 
 
 Chambers 
 Swalwell & Havard, Steam Pkt. 
 Chambers, Dock St. 
 f+ Swash, A., Midland Bank 
 Chambers, Bridge St. 
 a Ward, C. F., Town Hall 
 PONTYPOOL. 
 
 Fisher & Sons, Club Chambers 
 Lougher, D. J., Bank Chambers 
 TREDEGAR. 
 
 Williams, W.S., Elmwood 
 
 NORFOLK, 
 
 CROMER. 
 Scott, A. F. 
 HUNSTANTON. 
 f Ibberson, H. G. 
 MacAlister (7) & Skipper, Royal 
 Parade 
 KINGS LYNN. 
 Colman, E. E., 41 Railway Rd. 
 a Green, H. J., Paradise Parade 
 MacAlister (7) & Skipper, Bank 
 Buildings 
 
Norfolk—Shropshire.] 
 
 MUNDESLEY, North Walsham, 
 a Goldie, T, I., Osborne House 
 NEW WALSOKEN. 
 Boadee J.; & Sons, 118 Norwich 
 
 NORWICH, 
 Bek C. S., 114 Prince of Wales’ 
 
 Boardman, E.(/),& Son ( f#), Queen 
 t. ‘ 
 
 Bond, J. O., 29 Castle Meadow 
 Brown, C. J., Cathedral Offices, 
 Lower Close 
 Chambers, A. J., St. Giles’ Plain 
 Collins, A. E., Guildhall 
 Dun, J. H., 165, Earlham Rd. 
 Dunham, W. J., Opie St. 
 a Goldie, T. I., Bank Bldgs., Bank 
 Plain 
 @ Green, H. J.,31 Castle Meadow 
 Havers, A. C., 1 Bank Plain | 
 Heslop, T. H. B., 12 Upper KingSt 
 Lacey (+) & Upcher, 6 Up. King St. 
 Morgan & Buckingham, 3 Redwell 
 St. 
 Postle & Webster, Redwell St. 
 Scott, A. F., 24 Castle Meadow 
 rslstaeay (Ee No UA) ae 1k Aye 
 7 London St. 
 a Tench, E, J., 14 Upper King St. 
 
 SHERINGHAM... 
 a Goldie, T. I., Church St. 
 Havers, A. C., High St. 
 WELLS. 
 Plowman, J., High St 
 YARMOUTH, GREAT. 
 Baker, C. G., Town Hall Chmbrs. 
 a Hewitt, A. S,, 23 Regent St. 
 Olley & Haward (a), 5 Queen St. 
 + Rivett, S., 5 South Quay 
 Teasdel, J, E., 3 Queen St. 
 Waller, G., 34 Hall Plain 
 
 ++ 
 
 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE 
 LS 
 
 DAVENTRY, 
 Williams, J. B., Moot Hall 
 
 DESBOROUGH. 
 Cayley (a) & Rochester (a), 1 
 St, Anthony’s Hill 
 
 KETTERING. 
 a Allen, F. H., 28 King St. 
 a Batley, C., Gold St. Chambers 
 Blackwell J. T., 53 High St. 
 + Cooper & Williams, Central 
 Chambers, Market Place 
 Gotch(f) & Saunders, Bank Chbrs, 
 
 NORTHAMPTON. 
 Anderson, A. E., Abington St. 
 Brown & Mayor, 80 Abington St, 
 Brown, F. G. V., 27 Market Sq. 
 Butcher, H. J., 20 Abington St. 
 a Danford, E. R., St. John’s 
 Chambers, Newland 
 Pores; C. & Son, 53 Abington 
 Us 
 a Dorman, F., Market Sq. | 
 Goulding, FE. F., 1 St. Giles Sq. 
 a Holding, M. H., Corn Exchange 
 Hull, W., 12 St. Giles St. 
 Ingman, J., 33 Wood St. 
 Law & Harris (/), 1 Sheep St. 
 Mander, J., Overstone Park, near 
 Norman, H., 14 Market Sq. | 
 Piccaver, J. A., 1 St, Giles Sq. | 
 Scrivener, H. M., 3 Fish St, 
 Shaw, W., 29 Abington St. | 
 Stevenson, G. H., All Saints’ 
 Chmbrs.. Mercers Row. 
 PETERBOROUGH. 
 + Boyer, W., Market Chmbrs., 
 Market Place 
 Dodson, S., Central Chmbrs., 
 Cowgate 
 Ruddle, A.W., Cathedral Gateway 
 eos J.G. & Sons, 26 North 
 i 
 
 Townsend, H. M. (a) & Fordham 
 Cross St. 
 ROTHWELL, Kettering. 
 Cayley (2) & Rochester (a), Bank 
 hmbrs. 
 RUSHDEN. | 
 Cooper, H. A., High St. | 
 Preston & Wilson, High St. 
 WELLINGBOROUGH. 
 Brown, W.T.(/), & Fisher, J. W., 
 (/), “* Burysteed.” 
 Sharman & Archer, Sheep St. 
 
 = 
 
 NORTHUMBERLAND. 
 ee ee 
 
 ALNWICK. 
 Douglas, J. W., 40 Bondgate 
 
 Without 
 
 ARCHITECTS. 
 
 Hindmarsh, W. R., 59 Bondgate 
 Within 
 a Reavell, G., junr., 
 Within, & Market St. 
 Wilson, M. T., 69 Narrowgate 
 AMBLE. 
 Turnbull, G. I., Middleton St. 
 
 ASHINGTON. 
 Blyth, O. 
 BENWELL, OLD, Newcastle-on- 
 Tyne. 
 
 Thompson, J. W. 
 BERWIOK-ON-TWEED. 
 Gray, W. & Nephew, 2 Ivy Place 
 
 Miller, J. L., 39 Hide Hili 
 Stevenson, J. & Son, North Ter. 
 IV OM NISL 
 
 Windle, A. A., 2 Bridge St. 
 CULLERCOATS. 
 
 Hope, W., Beverley Lodge 
 Turnbull, G. I., 28 Beverley Ter. 
 HALTWHISTLE. 
 
 Hastewell, E. 
 
 HEXHAM. 
 Wilson, H. E. G., Orchard Place 
 MORPETH. 
 Loades, L. A,, Market Place 
 Murphy, C. F., Newgate St. 
 a Reavell, G., junr., 51 Bridge St. 
 
 NEW CASTLE-ON-TYNE. 
 Anderson, T. L., 4 Royal Arcade 
 Armstrong (/) & Wright (/), 38 
 
 Grainger St. West 
 Badenoch & Bruce, 
 
 Chambers, Blackett St. 
 Bedlington, W., 23 Eldon Sq. 
 oe W., Central Station, Neville 
 
 t 
 
 Bendle, W. H., 33 Grainger St.W. 
 + Bowman, E., 52 Westgate Rd. 
 Boyd (+) & Groves, Emerson 
 Chmbrs., Blackett St. 
 Cackett, J.T. (/), & Dick, R.B.(/) 
 Pilgrim St, 
 a Chapman, H., 12 Grey St, 
 Crone, J. G., 50 Grainger St. 
 Davidson & Phillipson, Pearl 
 Bldgs., Northumberland St. 
 Dawson, T., 2 Collingwood St. 
 Dotchin, F. E., 61 Westgate Rd. 
 Douglas, J., 1 St. Nicholas Bldgs. 
 Dryden, F. M., 4 Market St. 
 Dunn, Hansome & Fenwicke, Pearl 
 Bldgs., Northumberland St. 
 Dyson, J. W., 67 Grey St. 
 Errington, C. S., 21 Grainger St. 
 West 7 
 Farthing(+)& Dunn, 13 Shakespeare 
 St 
 
 Bondgate 
 
 eee 
 
 Emerson 
 
 ay 
 
 at 
 
 Fatkin, I. N., 1 St. Nicholas Bldgs. 
 Frazer, J. W. (a+), & Corking, 49 
 Grey St. 
 Graham, M. H., 1 Eldon Sq. 
 Gray, J. G., 21 Grainger St. West 
 Hicks & Charlewood (/), 67 West- 
 gate Rd. 
 Will, D., 26 Northumberland St. 
 Hill, J. J., 188 Shields Rd. 
 Hope, W., Trinity Chmbrs., New 
 Bridge St. 
 James, C. D., Pearl Assurance 
 Bldgs. : 
 / Knowles, W.H., 25 Collingwood St. 
 ~ Kyle, A. G., 1 St. Nicholas Bldgs. 
 Liddle (+) & Browne, Prudential 
 Buildings, Mosley St. 
 + Lish, J. J., ‘‘Craigielea,’’ Heaton 
 Rd. North 
 Mackay, T., 34 Oakland Rd, 
 a Maxwell, J. C., 25 Eldon Sq. 
 Morson, J., 77 Westgate Rd. 
 f/ Morton, J. H., 57 Westgate Rd. 
 ~ Mould, S. M., 100 Pilgrim St. 
 Newcombe ( / ) & Newcombe (a), 89 
 Pilgrim St. 
 Nicholson, J. L., 12 Grey St. : 
 Oliver, Leeson & Wood (/), Mil- 
 burn House, Dean St. 
 Orwin, J., 20 Collingwood St. 
 Oswald, J. (7) & Son, Worswick 
 Chmbrs., Worswick St. 
 Parsons, J. C., 21 Grainger St. W. 
 JS Plummer, A. B., 13 Grey St. 
 Reay, T. & Son, 95 Pilgrim St. _ 
 a@Reed, M., 107 Northumberland St. 
 / Rich, F. W., 1 Eldon Sq. 
 * Robins, D., 129 Percy S8t., 
 Barras Bridge 
 Ross-Hunter,A.,75 Rothbury Ter., 
 Heaton 
 a Rounthwaite, J. W., 13 Mosley St. 
 Shewbrooks (f/f) & Hodges, 24 
 Grainger St. West 
 Sharratt & Holt, Murton Chmbrs., 
 Grainger St. 
 Simpson, (/), Lawson & Rayne, 
 Emerson Chmbrs., Blackett St. 
 Spurgin, K.B., 4 New Bridge St. 
 
 ais 
 
 Stobbs, W., Pandon Bldgs., Mel- 
 bourne St. : 
 + Stockwell, A., 11 Pilgrim St. 
 Taylor, H. St. Nicholas 
 Chambers, Side 
 JF Taylor, J. W., St. John’s St. 
 Thompson, J. W., 63 Grey St. 
 Walker, C., Eldon Sq. 
 Watson & Curry, Pearl Buildings, 
 Northumberland St. 
 Watson & Scott, 48 Dean St. 
 Watson, H., Brough’s Chambers, 
 Oxford Street 
 White & Stephenson, 59 Grey St. 
 
 Wilkinson & Crowley (a), 30 
 Mosley St. 
 Wilson, H. E. G., The Hall, 
 
 Forest Hall 
 NORTH SHIELDS. 
 Alexander, J. T., 56 Camden St. 
 Gibson, H., Wellington Chambers 
 / Haswell, F. R. N.,77 Tyne St. 
 Marshall & Tweedy, Camden St. 
 a Maxwell, J. C., 68 Howard St. 
 Spencer, J. P., 30 Howard St. 
 Stienlet, P. J., Rudyard St. 
 Tasker, A. K., Howard Chambers 
 Walker, F. T., 70 Pilgrim St. 
 Wallace, J., Post Office Chambers 
 TYNEMOUTH. 
 / Plummer, A. B., Prior’s Terrace 
 WALLSEND, 
 
 Davidson, J. F., Station Rd. 
 WILLINGTON QUAY. 
 Davidson, J. F., Council Chmbrs. 
 W OOLER, 8.0. 
 
 Hindmarsh, W. R., High St. 
 
 NOTTINGHAMSHIRE, 
 
 ARNOLD. 
 Higginbottom, W. H., Front St. 
 Swift, J. R., Front St, 
 
 BEHESTON. 
 a Mason, C. 
 CARLTON, Nottingham. 
 + Whitbread, R., Station Rd. 
 COLLINGHAM, Newark. 
 Loveday, A., High St. 
 EASTWOOD, 
 Twells, A. E., Nottingham Rd., 
 Hill Top, near 
 
 HUCKNALL TORKARD. 
 Spencer, H., Rhodes Buildings 
 MANSFIELD. 
 Butterworth, J.,124 Stockwell Gate 
 Cook, F. P., 54 Leeming St. 
 Dean, E. B., Market Chambers 
 Dodsley, W., 14 Stockwell Gate 
 Goodacre, J. E., Stockwell Gate 
 Vallance, R. F.(/),& Westwick, 
 L. A.(/), White Hart Chambers 
 Vallance, G. A., Sherwood Chmbs. 
 NEWARK, 
 Bailey & Wood, Carter Gate 
 Saunders (a) & Saunders, Imperial 
 Chambers 
 Sheppard & Lockton, Bargate 
 NOTTINGHAM. 
 Allcock, H., Bentinck Bldgs. 
 Ball, F., 23 King St. 
 Barnes, |. W. J., 32 King St. 
 Booker, W. & R. & F., 32 King St. 
 Brewill (7) & Baily, (/) 44 
 Parliament St. 
 a Bright, L., o St. Peter’s Church 
 Walk, Pepper St. 
 f Bromley, A. N., Prudential Bldgs. 
 Butlers, B. H., Albion Chmbrs., 
 King St. 
 Calvert & Gleave (a), 18 Low Pave- 
 ment 
 Child (a) & Watts, 12 Middle 
 Pavement 
 Collyer, F. H., Bentinck Bldgs., 
 Wheeler Gate 
 Doughty, G. S., 21 Victoria St. 
 Elhott & Brown, Burton Bldgs., 
 Parliament St. ; 
 Evans, (/), & Son (f), Eldon 
 Chmbrs., Wheeler Gate 
 
 + 
 
 + 
 
 Fothergill, W., 18 George St. 
 + Gill, i, 2 Cobden Chmbrs., 
 Pelham St. 
 
 Goodall, H. H., Brougham 
 Chmbrs., Wheeler Gate 
 
 Heazell (/) & Sons (f/f), Burton 
 Bldgs., Parliament St. 
 
 Hendy, A., Milton Chmbrs., Mil- 
 ton St. 
 
 Hickson, W. O., 13 Victoria St. 
 
 Higginbottom, W. H., 2 Friar 
 Yard, Friar Lane* 
 
 J Howitt, J., Bentinck Chambers, 
 
 Wheeler Gate 
 
 Lamb, J., King John’s Chambers, 
 Bridlesmith Gate 
 
 Lambert, A, E., 22 Park Row 
 
 347 
 @ Marshall, A., Russell Chambers, 
 King St. 
 Martin, F. C., Dubley Place,Angel 
 Row 
 
 Parkin, F., Prudential Bldgs. 
 
 Parry, E., 28 Park Row 
 
 Pratt, W. D., Couldon Chambers, 
 Long Row East 
 
 Prior, P. D., Milton Chmbrs. 
 Milton St. 
 a Savidge, W. B., Queen’s Chmbrs. 
 King St. 
 
 Shaw, Son & Hemingway (a), Pel- 
 ham Chmbrs., Angel Row 
 Starr, W. B., 12 St. Peter’s Gate 
 Stevenson, S. R., 12 Burns St. 
 Sutton, E. R. (f) & R.C., Bromley 
 House, Angel Row 
 Swann (a) & Wright, Brougham 
 Chambers, Wheeler Gate 
 Walker, H. (/) & Son, 32 King St. 
 Wright, T., York Chmbrs.,King St. 
 NUTTALL. 
 Taylor, S. 
 RETFORD, 
 Southall, W., Chapel Gate 
 SUTTON-IN- ASHFIELD. 
 Adlington, J. P., High Pavement 
 WEST BRIDG FORD. 
 Holbrook, A. J., Wilford Lane 
 Shepherd, W., 15 Rosebery Ave. 
 Smith, W. A., 138 Holme Rd. 
 WORKSOP, 
 Allsopp, E., 38 Sherwood Rd. 
 Dean, £. B., Bridge St, 
 Flockton (/),Gibbs( /) & Flockton 
 Park St. 
 Hopkinson, F., 40 Bridge St. 
 Pennington, T. H., City Bank 
 Chmbrs., Bridge St. 
 Richardson, A. H., Market Place 
 Shardlow J. T., 61 Carlton Rd. 
 Sorby, F. L., Sherwood Rd. 
 Webster, T., 1 Market St. 
 
 OXFORDSHIRE. 
 
 BANBURY. 
 Allen, A. E., 314 Bridge St. 
 Timms, J., 35 South Parade 
 
 BICESTER. 
 Gibbons, H. J., Launton Rd. 
 CAVERSHAM (Reading). 
 Hambling, W. G. A., 11 Bridge St. 
 
 Wing, W., 11 Bridge St. 
 
 GORING-ON-THAMES. 
 Dodd, J. S. 
 
 HENLEY-ON-7THAMES. 
 Fair & Meyer (a), 5 Reading Rd. 
 Wing, W., 1 Post Office Buildings 
 
 OXFORD, 
 
 Allfrey, E. W., 2 St. Michael’s 
 
 Chmbrs. 
 
 Drinkwater, G. C., 133 High St. 
 
 Gardiner. G., 32 Beaumont St. 
 
 Gray, J. C..& Son, 5 Blackhall Rd. 
 
 Harrison Bros.,6 Turl St. 
 
 Mills, W. E., 18 George St. 
 
 Moore, W. (/) & Warwick, W.H., 
 6 Beaumont St. 
 
 + tear ae F., 13 & 14 Cornmarket 
 
 St. 
 Mowbray, A. M., 117 St. Aldate’s 
 Quinton, H., 22 George St. 
 Rowley, A. J.,7 Turl St. 
 
 " Salter, S., Bank Chambers, Carfax 
 Sidford, A. E., 15 Magdalen St. 
 Tollit (+) & Lee, 7 St. Aldate’s 
 Wilkins, J. R.,137 High St. 
 
 THAME, 
 Manning, G. H., High St. 
 
 WITNEY., 
 Wilkins, J. R. 
 
 Q+ 
 
 aN 
 
 RUTLANDSHIRE. 
 A EN eee 
 
 UPPINGHAM. 
 Corby, J. B. & Son 
 
 as 
 
 SHROPSHIRE, 
 
 CHIRBURY, S.O. 
 Morris, E. H. & Son 
 MARKET DRAYTON. 
 a Beckett, J. H. 
 
 OSWESTRY. 
 Bremner-Smith, E., & Bremner, 
 Oswald Rd. 
 
 | Shayler & Ridge, Bank Chmbrs. 
 J Spaull, W. H., 24 Upper Brook St. 
 SHREWSBURY. 
 Brown, J., 26 Castle St. 
 Davies, F., & Son, 36 Castle St, 
 
ARCHITECTS. 
 
 [Shropshire—Surrey. 
 
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 Deakin (A. B. (+) & W. Scott) (+), 
 12A Pride Hill 
 Dickens-Lewis, G., Talbot Chmbs. 
 Nurse, J., 37 Belle Vue 
 Oswell, A. E., Dana Chambers 
 Shayler, F. H., 16 Pride Hili 
 WELLINGTON. 
 Fleeming,T.H. & Son, Bank Chbrs. 
 Jenkins, A., Market St. 
 WHITCHURCH. 
 Pickard, J. H., Camden House, 
 Talbot St. 
 Webb, W., 14 Bargates 
 
 SOMERSETSHIRE. 
 
 BATH. 
 Brinkworth. R. E., 16 Old Bond St. 
 Gardiner, F. W., 6 &7 Barton St. 
 Gill, W., 1 Fountain Bldgs. 
 Green, M. A., 5 Prince’s Bldgs. 
 Matthews, H. W.. Institute Cham- 
 bers, Terrace Walk 
 Oliver,C. B., & E.K.,16 Green Park 
 Payton, E. S., 3 Wood St. 
 Silcock, T. B., & Reay, S. S. (7), 
 47 Milsom St. 
 Stone, S. J. C., 15 Orange Grove 
 Taylor, A. J.. 18 New Bond St. 
 Willcox, W J., 1 Belmont 
 BRIDGWATER. 
 Gabbutt, F. H. J., 3 St. Mary St. 
 Hill, J. W., King St. Chambers 
 Morris, J., & Miss V. S., Four 
 Oaks, near 
 Samson, C. H. (/), & Cottam, 
 A.B. (a), 43-45 High St. 
 BRUTON. 
 Pictor, A. J. 
 BURNHAM, 8.0. 
 Derrick, G. A., 11-73 College St. 
 Jacques, H. S., 41, College St. 
 Palmer, J. H., & Sons. Alfred St. 
 Press, W. J., College St. 
 Wilde, S. J., & Fry, 24 Victoria St. 
 CHARD. 
 Yeomans, A. W., Cornhill 
 OLEVEDON. 
 Hoddell, J. & Co., Alexandra Rd. 
 Middle, C. R., Lindon Rd. 
 FROME. 
 Beynon, J. A., Nunney Rd. 
 Long & Glass, 9 The Bridge 
 
 | Rigg; P. B., 3 Cork St 
 
 GLASTONBURY. 
 Alves, G., Norbins Rd. 
 Spire, J., ‘‘ Ivydene” 
 MIDSOMER NORTON. 
 Bird, W. F., The Island 
 MINEHEAD. 
 Cox, A. L., 5 The Avenue 
 STREET, 
 Reynolds, W., 46 High St. 
 TAUNTON. 
 
 ftRoberts, F. W., 2 Hammet St. 
 
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 aH 
 
 Samson, C. H. (/), & Cottam, 
 A. B. (a), 1 Hammet St. _ 
 Spencer, J. H., 5 Hammet St. 
 Sprankling & Price, 16 Hammet St. 
 Strawbridge, G. C., Alma St. 
 WELLINGTON, 
 Howard, E. T. & Son 
 WELLS. 
 Brown, C., Chamberlain St. 
 Budd, H. C., & W. E., 27 Sadler 
 St. 
 Hippisley & Sons, Chamberlain St. 
 WESTON-SUPER-MARE. 
 
 ‘Bryan, H. D., 54 Waterloo St. 
 
 Palmer, J. H., & Sons, 22 Regent 
 St. 
 
 Price, H., & Jane, W., Waterloo St. 
 
 Ridgeway, M. S. ‘‘ Wanowrie”’ 
 Manor Rd. 
 
 Smith, R. I., Whitecross Rd. 
 
 Wilde, S. J., & Fry, Boulevard 
 Chmbrs. 
 
 YEOVIL. 
 
 Bellamy, F. J., 18 High St. 
 
 Benson, C. & C. B. (+), 11 Hend- 
 ford 
 
 Johnston, J. N., 21 Princes St. 
 
 STAFFORDSHIRE. 
 
 BILSTON. 
 
 Plant, G. H., Willenhall Rd. 
 BLACKHEATH. 
 
 Edwards, W. F., Station Rd. 
 
 BROW NHILLS. 
 
 Shaw, J. H., High St. 
 
 BUCKNALL, Stoke-on-Trent. 
 
 Beardmore, J., ‘The Poplars” 
 
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 BURSLEM. 
 Ford & Slater (+), Over House 
 Chmbrs. 
 Longden, R. T., Moorland Rd. 
 Mellor, F. A., Moorland Rd. 
 Walley, W. H., 11 Queen St. 
 Wood & Son, Market Place 
 
 BURTON-ON-TRENT. 
 Beck, H., 10 High St. 
 Forshaw, E., Market Hall Chmbrs. 
 Jenkins, T., Arcade Buildings, 
 Station St. 
 Lander, J. M , ‘“‘ Alrewas”’ 
 Stevenson, R., 34 High St. 
 Underhill,C. F., Midland Chmbrs., 
 Station St. 
 CANNOCK. 
 Horton, H.. Bank Chmbrs. Wolver- 
 hampton Rd. 
 CHASETOWN. 
 Horton, H. 
 CRADLEY HEATH, 
 Butler, A. T., High St. 
 Pritchard & Pritchard, High St. 
 
 DARLASTON. 
 Joynson Bros., Butcroft 
 Morgan, W., Pinfold St. Chmbrs. 
 
 FENTON. 
 Ashworth, S. B., 163 Market St. 
 Hallam, J. T., Blurton Rd. 
 Lawson, F. R., Church St. 
 
 FORSBROOK, 
 Maddock, E. L., Blyth Bridge 
 
 HANDSW ORTH (Birmingham). 
 
 Noyes, J. G. F., Heathfield Estate 
 Office 
 
 Oldacre, R.S., 29 Broughton Rd. 
 
 Shaw, J. R., 22 Richmond Rd. 
 
 Silver, T., 120 Soho Hill 
 
 HANLEY. 
 Arrowsmith, R.. 2 Sentinel Bldgs. 
 Brealey, J. T., Piccadilly Bldgs. 
 Campbell, W., 2 Bagnall St. 
 Clark, F. S., Market St. 
 
 Dain, R. & Son, Victoria Chmbrs., 
 Miles Bank 
 
 Jones, E., 19 Albion St. 
 
 Maddock, E. L., & Sons, 30 Albion 
 Place 
 
 Miller, A. P., Frederick St. 
 
 Scrivener, R. & Sons, Howard PI. 
 
 Wood, A., & Son, Snow Hill House 
 
 HEATH TOWN, Wolverhampton. 
 
 Worrall, A. W., 22 Heath St. 
 LEEK. 
 
 Brealey, J. T., 1 Stockwell St. 
 
 Longden, R. T., Church Lane 
 
 Sugden, W., & Son, 13 Derby St. 
 
 LICHFIELD. 
 Rarrett,G,. W., Chesterfield Rd. 
 Marks, D. C., 45 Market Square 
 Perry, W., 39 & 41 Bore St. 
 
 LONGTON, 
 Beckett, J. H., 18 Market St. 
 Bloor, E. H., 2: Furnace Rd., 
 
 Normacot 
 Burgess, H., 129 Stafford St. 
 Jackson, J. F., 11 John St. 
 Taylor, J., Portland Chmbrs., 
 Church St. 
 Tindal, T., District Bank Chmbrs., 
 Market St. 
 Wilshaw. H. J., 6 Market St. 
 Wood, W., Crown Bldgs., Stafford 
 Shee 
 NEWOASTLE-UNDER-LYME. 
 Chapman & Snape, 5 Lad Lane 
 James, T. H., Brunswick St. 
 Jones, A. E., 3 Brunswick St. 
 RUDYARD. 
 Brealey, John T., ‘‘ Holly Bank’’ 
 
 ROGELEY., 
 Rogers, W. E., Anson St. 
 
 SMETHWICK (Birmingham). 
 Bowden, G. & Son, Toll Gate 
 Bldgs., Cape Hill 
 Fenton, W., Bearwood Hill 
 Gill, F. J., 42 High St. 
 Hollier, S. W., 185 Bearwood Hill 
 STAFFORD. 
 Cheadle. W. H., County Bldgs. 
 Glass, R. A., 3 Crabbery St. 
 Miller, C. W., 57A Greengate St. 
 Sandy, H. T., 22 Greengate St. 
 Wormal, G., 19 Greengate St. 
 STOKE-UPON-TRENT. 
 Beardmore, J., 27 Glebe St. 
 Bowen, W. & Son, zo Glebe St. 
 Lynam (/), Beckett (a) & Lynam, 
 Wolfe St. : 
 Moss, A. W., Glebe Bldgs., Glebe 
 ohh 
 Piercy, A.R. P., Old Bank Offices 
 
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 ay, 
 
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 STONE. 
 Arrowsmith, R., Gower St. 
 Chapman, J. J., Lichfield St. 
 Miller, A. P., Airdale Rd. 
 Redman, J. S., Gower St. 
 
 TAMWORTH. 
 Getcoreee: J. W., 4 Bolebridge 
 St. 
 Newton, T. W. F., 
 Victoria Chmbrs. 
 
 GM BIAOSNG 
 Coslett, E. G., Dudley 
 Tividale 
 Pearson, J., Great Bridge 
 Powell & Brown, 3 Owen St. 
 Wenyon, G. H., 9 Owen St. 
 
 TUNSTALL. 
 Dain, H., 116 High St. 
 Wood & Son, Town Hall 
 UTTOXETER, 
 Forshaw, E., Balance St. 
 WALSALD. 
 Bailey (f) & McConnal (/f) 
 “ Kingscourt,”’ Bridge St. 
 Best, N. E. & Son, 145 Lichfield St. 
 Cale, G. H. V., Leicester St. 
 Fleeming,T.H. & Son, Birmingham 
 C 
 
 & Cheatle, 
 
 Rd., 
 
 Rd. 
 
 Frankham & Cresswell, 
 Offices, Bridge St. 
 
 Hickton, J. H.( /),& Farmer,H. E. 
 (f), Bridge St. 
 
 Lavender, H. E., Ye Olde Queen’s 
 Chmbrs., Bridge St. 
 
 Marston & Healey (+), Metro- 
 politan Bank Chmbrs. 
 
 WEDNESBURY. 
 
 Butler, S., Market Place 
 
 Cooper & Day, 8 Springhead 
 
 Joynson Bros., Springhead 
 
 Scott, A. I., Regent»Chmbrs. 
 
 WEST BROMWICH. 
 Allen, J. W., 298 High St. 
 Hadderton, W., 80 Paradise St. 
 Holliday, S. J., New St. 
 
 Long, A., 21 New St. 
 
 Pincher, E., 31 High St. 
 
 Siddaway, S. E., 318 High St. 
 
 Weynon, G. H., Alma House, 
 Great Bridge St. 
 
 Withers, J., 319 High St. 
 
 Wood & Kendrick, 315 High St. 
 
 WILLENHALL. 
 Baker, J. P., 33 Market Place 
 Johnson & Baxter, 1 Walsall St. 
 Law, R., 2 New Rd. 
 
 WOLVERHAMPTON. 
 
 Beck, F. T., Wulfrun Chambers, 
 Darlington St. 
 
 Clark, F. S., Jetfeock Rd. 
 
 Eachus, S. H., Temple Chmbrs., 
 Lichfield St. f 
 
 Edwards, W., 25 Darlington St. 
 
 Fleeming, T. H. & Son, 10 Queen 
 Square 
 
 Johnson, M., 44 Queen St. 
 
 Lavender, J., Gresham Chambers, 
 Lichfield St. 
 
 Lynes, F. H., Gresham Chambers, 
 Lichfield St. 
 
 Oliver, W. J., t Darlington St. 
 
 Painter, A. E.. 43 Lichfield St. 
 
 Shaw, C., Prince’s Chambers, 
 Prince’s Sq. 
 
 Veall, A., 84 Darlington St. 
 
 Weller, J., & Sons, 15 King St. 
 
 Worrall, A. W., Queen’s Chmbrs., 
 North St. 
 
 Estate 
 
 SUFFOLK. 
 
 ALDEBURGH-ON-SEA. 
 Key, T.E. 
 Woodcock & Henry 
 BECOLES. 
 Banham, F. E., Grange Rd. 
 Pells, A!, London Rd. 
 
 BURY ST. EDMUNDS. 
 Ainsworth-Hunt, A., 51 Abbey- 
 gate St. 
 Andrews, A., 8 Lower Baxter St. 
 Flatman, J., 58 Abbeygate St. 
 Naish, S., The Croft 
 Rutter, Sons & Lloyd, 30 Abbey- 
 ga 
 FELINE ROWGE. 
 Buxton, H. W., 26 Hamilton Rd. 
 Leighton, G. W., Orwell Rd. 
 Steward-Watling, H., 24 Victoria 
 Parade 
 Wrinch, R. C., Leopold Rd. 
 
 GORLEST ON, Great Varmouth. 
 Arnott, H. D., 171 High St. 
 Cockrill, W, B,, Post Office 
 
 IPSWICH. 
 
 a Batley, C., Little Roundwood 
 
 ore & Cautléy (a), 32 Museum 
 t 
 
 Brown & Burgess, County Chmbrs., 
 Arcade St. 
 
 Brown, W. H., 6 Museum St. 
 
 Corder, J. S., Wimborne House, 
 Tower St. 
 
 + Cotman, T. W., 7 Northgate St. 
 
 4 
 
 Crossley, F. W., St. Mildred’s 
 Chambers, Cornhill 
 
 Eade, W. (/), x Johns, E. T., 
 Tower Chambers, Tower St. 
 
 Leighton, G. W., 6 Princes St. 
 
 Scheuermann. J. A., 9 Northgate 
 She 
 
 Steward-Watling, H., 4 Tavern St. 
 
 Winkworth. H., Tower Chmbrs., 
 Hatton Court 
 
 Wright, H. J., 4 Museum St. 
 
 a Wrinch, R. C., 16 Museum St. 
 
 Si 
 
 LOWESTOFT. 
 Bignolda H..8 Stemectomsm nda, 
 Kirkley 
 Blyth, H. C. W., Victoria Chmbrs. 
 Clarke, A., 126 London Rd. 
 
 a Cockrill, S. R., Crossley House, 
 
 a, 
 
 Denmark Rd. 
 Knights, G. T., 44 Milton Rd. 
 Richards, F. W., 14 Stanley St. 
 Roberts, W. J., 124 London Rd. 
 IAs a ROPE H., 41 London 
 Rd. 
 
 STOW MARKET. 
 
 + Bishop, H. G., Bury St. 
 
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 au 
 
 1 Turner, P. J., Market Place 
 
 SUDBURY. 
 Ainsworth-Hunt, A., Market Hill 
 
 SURREY. 
 
 BARNES. 
 Spiller, F. C., 18a St. Ann’s Ter. 
 
 CAMBERLEY. 
 Hodgson, W. J., “ Vectis,’’ The 
 Avenue 
 Sarel, W., 63 High St. 
 
 CATERHAM, S.O. 
 Eliff, F., Caterham Valley 
 Kempster, L. J. 
 
 (VMBIRIOSIO NES 
 Brée, C., London St. 
 CROYDON. 
 
 a Bates, E., 2 Imperial Buildings 
 
 Berney (a) & Son, 104 George St. 
 
 a Broad, A., 22 George St. 
 f Brodie, C. H.,17 Sydenham Rd., N 
 
 Chart, (+), Son, & Reading, Union 
 Bank Chambers 
 
 Clark, J. J., 5 Cavendish Rd. 
 
 Crouch, V. F. (Building Dept.). 
 Nalder & Collyer’s Brewery, 
 Ltd., High St. 
 
 Dartnell, A. L., 34 High St. 
 
 Ellis, R. G., 17 Clarendon Rd. 
 
 McClymont, R., 27 Elgin Rd. 
 
 a Monday, C. A., Cathcart Villas 
 
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 +8 
 
 Pepler & Allen (a), 3 George St. 
 Reilly, M. S., 66 Sumner kd. 
 Ridge, C. H., 334 High St. 
 Smith, S. P., 17 South End 
 West, F., 22 Coombe Rd. 
 
 DORKING. 
 Bargman & Benison, 76 South St. 
 Dibble, F. J., ““ Westheld”’ 
 Shearburn, W., South St. 
 
 EPSOM. 
 Cresswell, W. T,, High St. 
 Harding, J. R., High St. 
 
 FARNHAM. 
 
 Eggar, J. A., 74 Castle St. 
 Guyer, A. H., South St. 
 Hendrey, J. H., Frensham Rd. 
 Niven (/), Wigglesworth(/), 
 
 Falkner, 24 West St. 
 Stedman, A. J., South St. Chmbrs. 
 Wells, W. J., 112 West St. 
 
 GODALMING. 
 Day, H. D., Ramsden Rd. 
 Moon, H., 96 High St. 
 
 and 
 
 a Verstage, A. H., 121 Meadrow 
 
 Welman, S. (+), & Glennie, F. F., 
 Church St. 
 GREAT BOOKHAM. 
 Lee, R. 
 
 GUILDFORD. 
 Clemence & Moon, 53 High St. 
 
 a Day, H. D., 100 High St. 
 
 Lake, J., 4 Wellington Pl., Wood- 
 
 bridge Rd. 
 Lower, W. G., 124 High St. 
 
 Ff Nevill, R., Castle Hill 
 
 hoe H., & Lunn, E. L., 36 High 
 t. ; 
 
Surrey-—Warwickshire. ] 
 
 ARCHITECTS. 
 
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 Sidebotham, H. S., 18 Quarry St. 
 Sturges, A. J., 25 High St. 
 Welman, Se lha ees Glennie, Vip | 
 50 High St. | 
 HASLEMERE. 
 Harrison, W., Heatherlie, Hind- 
 head, near 
 Morgan, C. L., 2 Station Chmbrs. 
 HORLEY, S.O. a 
 Burstow, C. H., Station Rd. 
 Nicholas, C., Smallfield, near 
 KEW. 
 
 - Watt, A., 18 Maze Rd., Priory Fk. 
 
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 : Downing, ig PBs 
 
 KINGSTON HILL. 
 
 Garratt, T.,6 Wolverton Avenue | 
 
 KINGSTON-ON-THRAMES. 
 
 Callow, C. F., “St. Malo,’ New 
 Barton Rd. 
 
 Carter (a) & Ashworth,86 Eden St. | 
 
 Chambers, W. O.,24 Knight’s Pk. | 
 
 Hardwick, A. J., Eagle Chmbrs. 
 
 Horsfield (Nixon) (7) & Sons, 
 Victoria Rd. 
 
 Macaulay, H. 
 
 LEATHERHEAD. 
 
 Shearburn, W. 
 
 LINGFIELD, S.O. 
 
 Taylor, R. 
 
 MERTON. 
 
 Brocklesby, J. S. (z), & Rumble, 
 Rie a, pitta Park Estate 
 Office, Kingston Rd. 
 
 “ Avalon” 
 
 MITCHAM, 
 Chart (+t), Son & Reading, Vestry 
 Hall 
 NEW MALDEN. 
 Davison, V., Coombe Chmbrs. 
 PENGE. 
 
 Laslett, W. T., 93 Beckenham Rd. 
 PURLEY. 
 
 Gilford, H., Station Approach 
 REDHILL. 
 
 Hooper, T. R., Station Entrance 
 
 Hooper, V., Elms Rd. 
 
 Quinton, H., Station Rd. 
 
 Rees, L. P., 53 Station Rd. 
 
 Venner, A. W., 7 Station Approach 
 
 REIGATE. | 
 
 Baker & Penfold (a), High St. 
 
 Barry, D. J., High St. 
 
 Pym, J. M., ‘Dood’s Rd. 
 
 Salmon, C. 12 , Bell St. 
 
 RICHMOND. | 
 
 Ashworth, C., 61 Queen’s Rd. | 
 
 Partridge, E. J.,. Bank Chambers 
 
 SURBITON HILL. 
 Veness, A , “! Fairfax,” Berrylands 
 
 SOLON: 
 Burstow, F. G., 61 High St. 
 Kvitt, F.,8 Clinton Terrace, Manor | 
 Lane | 
 Price, R. W:. 
 Cedar Rd. 
 TADWORTH. 
 Hammack, Lambert & Son 
 Station Approach 
 THAMES DITTON. 
 Style, A. J., Manor Rd. 
 THORNTON HEATH. 
 Crewdson, J., 42 Pensburst Rd. 
 
 & Sots, ‘Salatin,” 
 
 (a), | 
 
 J Pegg, H. C.. Brigstock Rd. 
 
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 5 
 
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 ' Webb, G. W. 
 
 Ruddie, W. R., 13 Carew Rd. 
 WALTON-ON-THAMES. 
 
 Jackson, E. A., Thames Cottage 
 
 WEYBRIDGE. | 
 Caryer, G. T., Ellesmere Rd. 
 WHYTELEA FE. 
 Higgins, F. C., *‘ Bournefield ”’ 
 WIMBLEDON. 
 
 Haines, G. F., 57 Merton Rd. 
 
 Hinds, R. A., ‘‘ Wood Nook,’’ 
 Wimbledon Hill 
 
 Luck, H. R., 29 Woodside 
 
 Spooner, J. A.. 86 Alexandra Rd. 
 
 Thomson, R. J. (/), & Pomeroy, 
 A. G., 49 Hill Rd. 
 
 WOKING. 
 
 Drower, J. B., 3 The Pavement 
 
 Jones & Clinton, 3 Broadway 
 
 Ridgeway, S., Lavender Rd., 
 Maybury Hill 
 
 Tubbs, C. B., & Messer, A. A., | 
 5 The Broadway 
 
 Whitburn, H. A., 7 Broadway 
 YORK TOWN, Camberley. 
 
 , Main Rd. 
 
 SUSSEX. 
 
 BEXHILL. 
 Armstrong, C. T., 32 Eversley Rd. 
 Ball, G., Chepbourne Rd. 
 
 Gray, oo H., 21 Sea Rd, 
 
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 Hicks, A. C. D., 4 Sea Rd. 
 Luntley, H., 8 Magdalen Rd. 
 Oakden, A. A., 4 Sea Rd. 
 
 Riches & Gray, 1 Devonshire Ter. 
 Smith, S., 14 Station Rd. 
 
 ’ Wall, J. B., 13 Devonshire Rd. 
 
 BOGNOR. 
 Barlow, W. T., Arcade Chambers 
 Fulford, R. S., Nyewood House 
 Guermonprez,H.L.F.,‘‘ Dalkeith,” 
 Albert Rd. : 
 Pilkington, L., 66 High St. 
 Wade & Austin, 41 & 43 High St. 
 BRIGHTON. 
 Anscombe, J., 110 Elm Grove 
 Anthony, A. E., & Dixon, H. 
 35 East St. 
 Blackman, J. W.B., 
 
 B., 
 24 Old Steine 
 
 Botham, C., Insurance Chmbrs., 
 North St. 
 
 Buckwell, T. H:, 162 and 163 
 North St. 
 
 Carden A., 75 North St. 
 
 Cawthorne, F. T., 170 North St. 
 
 Clayton & Black, to Prince Albert 
 St. 
 
 Denman & Matthews, 27 Queen’s 
 
 Rd. 
 Doll, O. S., 
 Garrett, T., 30 Ship St. 
 Gibbins, J. G. (f), & Son (a), 3 
 Palace Place 
 Gillam, W. C. F., 3 North St. 
 Quadrant 
 Hamilton, E. J., 2 New Rd. 
 Hunt, S., 129 Queen’s Rd. 
 Lainson, A. H., 8 Middle St. 
 Lainson & Son (a), 56 East St. 
 Long, E. W., 40 Marlborough Pl. 
 Munn, W. E., 5 Trafalgar Court 
 Nash, W. H.,8 North St. Quadrant 
 Nye, A. W., 34 Duke St. 
 Overton & Scott. 22 Ship St. 
 Pryke, L. E., 18 Grenville Place 
 Puttick, W., 56 East St. 
 Sanders, H. W., 43 Preston Rd. 
 Scutt, Dn Hs “The, Beeches? 
 Stanford Avenue 
 Simpson, T. & Son (a), 17 Ship St. 
 Southall, B. N., s1 Stanford Av. 
 Udney,A.C., 1 Selborne Rd. Hove 
 
 157 North St. 
 
 Webb, H.. 152 North St. . 
 Williams, W. F., 17 Middle St. 
 Wyon, E., rt & 2 Walpole Rd., 
 
 Kemp Town 
 LHSRIGLESS, LILI SO) 
 Findlay & Roques 
 
 CHICHESTER. 
 Vernon-Inkpen, G. C., 19 South St. 
 Wade & Austen, East St. 
 Whitehead & Whitehead, 
 
 South St. 
 CROWBOROUGH CROSS. 
 Dennis, Eee 
 IPanms, 
 Teulon & Wo od (a) 
 
 EAST BOURNE. 
 Cooke, F. G., 2 Hyde Gardens 
 Coster, J., Selwyn Cottage, Selwyn 
 
 Rd 
 
 Crisford, C., 51 Gildredge Ra. 
 
 15 
 
 Dudley, F. ‘‘ Dunstaffuage,’’ Up. 
 Avenue ; 
 Earp, B., 134 Terminus Rd. 
 
 Mitchell & Ford, 7 Gildredge Rd. 
 
 Oakden, A. A., 10 Cornfield Rd. 
 
 Spurrell & Murray,24Gildredge Rd. 
 
 Wallis, W., 14 Seaside Rd. 
 
 Wood, G -, ‘* Craigdarroch,”’ 
 Whitley Rd. 
 
 EAST GRINSTEAD. 
 Mathews, J. D. (/), & Son, 
 London Rd. 
 Nightingale, H. C.,2 Judge’s Ter., 
 High St. 
 Powell, E. T., London Rd. 
 HASSOCKS, S.O. 
 Clayton & Botham, Stanford Av. 
 Flack, C., H. 
 HASTINGS. 
 Cooper, W. & Coussens 
 Havelock Rd. 
 Gant & Son, 2 Havelock Rd. 
 Hembrow, R., 65 Queen’s Rd. 
 Humphreys, F. H., 6 Trinity St. 
 Jeter: A.W. & Son, 5 Havelock 
 Rd. 
 
 (a), 25 
 
 Lansdell, M. J., 71 Cambridge Rd. 
 Plowman, F., 35 Havelock Rd. 
 Trimming, J., 42 Nelson Rd. 
 Ward, H., 8 Bank Bldgs. 
 Wells, A. (/), & A. R., 1 Trinity 
 
 St: 
 
 HAYWARD’S HEATH. 
 Gibbins) J. (Gai) se son (a), 5 
 
 Roltro’ Rd. 
 Pannett, A. R., 16 Boltro’ Rd, 
 
 HORSHAM. 
 Buck, W., 60 West St. 
 Burstow, C. H., 6 West St. 
 
 Roberts, H. P., Education Offices 
 Wheeler, F. (7) & Goodman, Bank 
 
 Chmbrs. 
 
 LEWES. 
 Curtis-Card, H., 10 North St. 
 Fuller, E. H., 19 High St : 
 Halls, R. H., Seveirg Chmbrs., 
 
 High St. 
 Powell & Co.. Estate Offices 
 + Wood, F. J., County Hall 
 LINDFIELD. 
 
 J Lanchester, H. J. 
 
 LITTLEHAMPTON. 
 
 a Frisch, G., 3 Selborne Place 
 
 Sie LBAONMAR DS. 
 
 a Callow, C. F.. 71 London Rd. 
 Elworthy, T. W., 81 London Rd. 
 Pigott, C. A., & Oxley, Saxon 
 
 Chmbrs., London Rd. 
 
 + Palmer, H. W. H., 
 
 Filsham Park 
 
 “ Belsize,” 
 
 f Tree, P., 59 London Rd. 
 
 SEAFORD. 
 Blackman, J. W. B., 2 Gloucester 
 Place 
 Cooper, W. (+), & Coussens (a), 
 Terminus Bldgs. 
 @ Taylor, F. S. 
 SHOREHAM. 
 Punshon, W. K., 18 Victoria Rd. 
 
 UCKFIELD. 
 Overton & Scott, Town Hall 
 
 WORTHING. 
 Bartlett, H., Hevtesbury House 
 Cogswell, G., 5 Highworth 
 a Doll, O. S., 27 Warwick St. 
 
 Hagger, G. J., Railway Approach 
 Heal, H. G., 2 Chapel Rd. 
 
 + Hyde & Son, 23 Eriswell Rd. 
 Hyde, T. R., Crescent Rd. 
 Lund, J. E.. Christ Church Rd, 
 Potter, H. M., 41a Warwick St. 
 
 a Selby, E. H., 35 Chapel Rd. 
 Whitehead & Whitehead 
 
 2 
 
 WARWICKSHIRE. 
 
 BIRMINGHAM, 
 
 (For Handsworth and Smethwick 
 see Staffordshire.) 
 Adams, J. W., Red Hill Rd., Hay 
 Mills, near 
 Aherne, W. de Lacy.5 Waterloo St. 
 
 a Andrews, F. B., 95 Colmore Row 
 
 a Ashford, W. H., 900 New St. 
 Barker, L. & Son. 11a New St. 
 Bartlam, W. H. E., Leighton Rd., 
 
 Moseley 
 Bassett, J.,63 Witton Rd., Aston 
 / Bateman & Bateman, 83 Edmund 
 St. 
 
 a Bidlake, W. H., 37 Waterloo St. 
 
 Blenkarn, P., 2 Lansdown Villas, 
 High St., Selly Oak 
 
 Bosworth, C. W., Western Rd,, 
 Wylde Green 
 
 Bower, B., 14 Temple St. 
 
 Buckland, H. T., and Haywood- 
 Farmer, E., ‘Norwich Union 
 Chmbrs.. Congreve St. 
 
 Cale. G. H. V., 14 New St. 
 
 Challinor, A., 12 Holborn Chmbrs., 
 Broad St. Corner 
 
 Chatwin, J. A.,(/)&Son,128Colmore 
 Row 
 
 Cheatle, —, 39 New Hall St. 
 
 Collett, C. H., High St. 
 
 Collier, L., 71 Colmore Row 
 
 Cooke, S. N., 14 New St. 
 
 Corser, B., 1 Newhall St. 
 
 Cossins, Peacock & Bewlay, 83 
 Colmore Row 
 
 Cox, G. A., 33 Newhall St. 
 
 + Cross, F. W. F., 71 Temple Row 
 Crouch & Butler, Newhall St. 
 Currall & Chadney, Commercial 
 
 Bldgs., High St., Selly Oak 
 Davis, W. J., Imperial Chmbrs., 
 Colmore Row 
 Dennis, W. L., 224 Mary St., 
 Balsall Heath 
 Devall, G., 86 New St. 
 Dixon, A. S., 297 Broad St. 
 Doubleday, W., 67 Colmore Row 
 
 a Dunn, A. J.,86 Colmore Row 
 
 a Dunn, J. G., 45 Newhall St. 
 Edwards, A.,g Bennett’s Hill 
 Edwards, W. F., 1 Newhall St. 
 Essex (f) & Goodman, 21 Waterloo 
 
 St 
 Eunson, A., 55 Newhall St. 
 Evans, F., 14 Temple St. 
 Faulkner, G. R.,102 Colmore Row 
 Floyd & Salt, 3 Temple Row West 
 
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 f Osborn, F. B., 
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 * Harrison. A., 
 
 Gateley & Parsons, 119 Colmore 
 Row 
 
 Goold, L. W., 5 Corporation St. 
 
 Greatrex, H. J., 3 New St. 
 
 Grew, J. A., 88 Colmore Row 
 
 Grove, A., 72 Dora Rd., Small 
 Heath 
 
 Guest, T., Cobden Bldgs.,Corpora- 
 tion St. 
 
 Hackett, J. J., 32 Paradise St. 
 
 Hale, A., 83 Edmund St. 
 
 Hale, W.,(/)& Son,83 ColmoreRow 
 
 ee A. H., 115 Colmore Row 
 
 Hare, J. 1G.29 43% Gallott: “Rd:, 
 Edgbaston 
 
 Harper, E. & Bro., 191 Corpora- 
 tion St. 
 
 109 Colmore Row 
 
 Harvey, W. A., 5 Bennett’s Hill 
 
 Hawkes, G. F., 82 Trinity Rd., 
 irchfield 
 
 Hawkes, J. H., & Son, 63 
 Temple Row 
 Haywood, W., Norwich Union 
 
 Chmbrs., Congreve St. 
 Heaton, R.. 8 Waterloo St. 
 Henman, W. (), & Cooper, T.(/), 
 19 Temple St. 
 
 Hipkiss and Stephens, 24A 
 De ae Sui 
 Hirst, B. V., 41 Church St. 
 
 33 Newhall St. 
 King’s Court, 115 
 
 Hobbis, 1. W., 
 
 Holliday, S. une 
 Colmore Row 
 
 Hughes, B. C., 5a Temple Row 
 
 Hughes, F. G., rzt Colmore Row 
 
 Humphreys-Jones, J., 17 Bennett’s 
 Hill 
 
 Tnchley, W. P., 2t Waterloo St. 
 
 Ingall & Son, 3 Temple Row West 
 
 Jenkins, W., 19 Bennett’s Hill 
 
 Kenworthy, E., County Chmbrs.13, 
 Martineau St. 
 
 Latham, A. G.,5a Temple Row 
 
 Lea, J. & L. & Sons, 19 Cannon St. 
 
 Lloyd, W. H., 38 Bennett’s Hill 
 
 McKewan. A. E., 95 Colmore Row 
 
 Macer- Wright, A.,23 Temple Row 
 
 McMichael. G., 105 Colmore Row 
 
 Mansell & Mansell, 47 Temple Row 
 
 Martin & Martin, 106 Colmore Row 
 
 Martin, H. & Son, 26 Paradise St. 
 
 Miller, E. M., Hobmoor Rad., 
 Small Heath 
 
 Nicol (a) & Nicol (a), 117 Colmore 
 Row 
 
 Nichols, J. R., King’s Court, 11 
 Colmore Row 
 
 Oldacre, R. S., 26 Paradise St. 
 
 13 Bennett’s Hill 
 
 Osborne, J. P., 95 Colmore Row 
 
 Owen & Berrill (a), King’s Court, 
 115 Colmore Row 
 
 Parsons, O. P., 14 Temple St. 
 
 Payton, G., 58 New St. 
 
 Payton, W. G.,84-6 Colmore Row 
 
 Pepper, G. E.,. 7 Waterloo St. 
 
 Phipson, A. B., sa Temple Row 
 
 Porter, B. A., 88 Colmore Row 
 
 Price, T. G., 63 Temple Row 
 
 Raggett, J. J., 88 Colmore Row 
 
 Rawlings, B., 25 Birchfield Rd., 
 Aston Manor 
 
 Reynolds, E. F., 25a Paradise St 
 
 Rey nolds, H. H., 164 Corporation 
 
 St. 
 
 Riley & Smith, King’s Court, 115 
 Colmore Row 
 
 Robinson, H., Cadogan Chmbrs., 
 Cherry St. 
 
 Round, A., 20 Cannon St. 
 
 Sandy, H. T., 71 Temple Row 
 
 Savage, R., 33 Newhall St. 
 
 Scruton, V., 7 Waterloo St. 
 
 Sharp-Smith, C., 14 Bull St. 
 
 Shaw, J. R., 39 Newhall St. 
 
 Smith, A. F., 44 Waterloo St. 
 
 Smith, G., 55 Newhall St. 
 
 Smith, P. H., Crown Bldgs., 
 James Watt St. 
 
 , Swan, J. A., 56 Newhall St. 
 
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 ‘Ward, L. F., 
 
 Taylor, A. F., Malvern Rd., 
 Acock’s Green 
 
 Thacker, A. D.. 33 Newhall St. 
 
 Thomason, F. H.. 1 Newhall St. 
 
 Titley, E. F., 35 Cannon St. 
 
 Turner, T. A.,54 Temple Row 
 
 Twist, W. N., 7 Temple Chmbrs., 
 Broad St. Corner 
 
 Vickerstaff, 8 Waterloo St. 
 
 Walthew, R. G., 78 Sandford Rd., 
 Moseley 
 
 Ward, D. H.,19 Warwick Chmbrs., 
 Corporation St. 
 
 Ward, G. F., 71 Colmore Row 
 
 1 Waterloo St. 
 
 Ward, W. H., 294 Paradise St. 
 
 Whitcombe, Cie 5a Temple Row 
 Whitwell,C. & Son, 3 Newhall St. 
 Wigley, E. H. -, 121 Colmore Row 
 
350 
 
 ARCHITECTS. 
 
 [Warwickshire— Yorkshire. 
 
 Williams, D. J., County Chmbrs., 
 B. Martineau St. 
 
 Wood & Kendrick,57 ColmoreRow 
 
 Wood, J. D., 3 Newhall St. 
 
 Wykes, E. E., 71 Temple Row 
 
 Yates, F. J., 1 Newhall St. 
 
 COVENTRY. 
 Chattaway,H.W.,Trinity Church- 
 yard 
 Donnelly, T. R., 73 Holyhead Rd. 
 + Foster, F., Masonic Bldgs. 
 Griffiths, T. D., Hertford Chmbrs., 
 Hertford St. 
 Harrison & Hattrell, Hertford St. 
 Jenkins, G. E., Bank Chmbrs., 
 Little Park St. 
 Purnell, E. K., Hertford St. 
 Quick, H., 64 Hertford St. 
 eens G. & I. (a), 22 Little Park 
 St. 
 Tait & Herbert, Bailey Lane 
 + Tickner, T. F., High St. Chmbrs. 
 
 LEAMINGTON. 
 # Cotton, 26 Portland Place 
 + Cundall, F. G., 34 Parade 
 + Foster, F., 4 Euston Place 
 Quick & Lee, 38 Parade 
 NUNEATON. 
 Moreton, A., 1 Bond St. 
 Shepherd, E. E., New Bridge St. 
 
 RUGBY. 
 
 Franklin & Newman, Regent St. 
 Hoper, J. D., 54 Albert St. 
 Liddington, J.H., Ketton Chmbrs. 
 
 Regent St. 
 Willard, T. W., Broughton House, 
 
 Market Place 
 
 SHIRLEY. 
 
 eirst.ulscve 
 
 SOLIHULL, near Birmingham. 
 Endall, F. B., Broomfields 
 
 STRATFORD-ON-AVON. 
 Allen, A. E., 1 Chestnut Walk 
 Callaway, A. H., 3 John St. 
 Holtom, E. G., 58 Henley St. 
 Knight & Hebery, Scholars’ Lane 
 
 SUTTON COLDFIELD. 
 Grigg,S.H.,“‘ Lynton,” JockeyRd. 
 Hodgson, C. J.. Four Oaks 
 Langley, W. J., Coleshill St. 
 Marston & Healey (+), Masonic 
 
 Hall Chmbrs. 
 
 Moxham, E., Lichfield Rd. 
 WARWICK. 
 Armstrong, C. M. C., 5 High St. 
 
 Moore, F. H., 2 Northgate St. 
 Trepess, F. P., 1 Church St. 
 
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 WESTMORELAND. 
 
 AMBLESIDE. 
 Fleming, J., Rothay Garth 
 { Mason, W. L., Kelsick Rd. 
 
 ‘KENDAL. 
 
 Bintley, J., 7 Lowther St. 
 
 jf Curwen, J. F., 26 Highgate 
 Hoggarth, G., 69 Highgate 
 Hutton, J., 224 Highgate 
 
 J Shaw, S., 45 Highgate 
 
 + Stalker, J.,57 Highgate 
 
 a Thompson, J., Finkle St. 
 
 KIRKBY LONSDALE. 
 
 + Kassell, J., ‘‘ Fairbank”’ 
 
 Kassell, L. C., 4 Bective Rd. 
 WINDERMERE. 
 Gibson, D. 
 
 J Mason, W. L., Victoria St.” 
 Pattinson, J., Elim Grove 
 ‘Walker, Carter & Walker, Central 
 
 Bldgs. 
 
 WILTSHIRE, 
 
 CALNE, 
 
 Henly, H. C., Curzon St. 
 CHIPPENHAM. 
 Brinkworth, R. E. : 
 ‘Darley, R. & J., St. Mary’s St. 
 
 Holloway, T. 
 CORSHAM. 
 a Brakspear, H., High St. 
 DEVIZES. 
 + Isborn, E. C., 33 St. John St. 
 + Randell, A. J., Exchange Place 
 MARLBOROUGH. 
 Brooke, J. W., ‘‘ Rosslyn”’ 
 + Ponting, C. E., Wye House 
 SALISBURY. 
 Bath,F., Crown Chmbrs., BridgeSt. 
 Blount, G. L. W.. 39 High St. 
 Bothams, A. C., 32 Chipper Lane 
 Harding, J. & Son, 58 High St. 
 Lemon (/) & Blizard, 29 Market 
 Place 
 
 Reynolds, J. G., Arundel House, 
 Hulse Rd. 
 Webb, E. D., Close Gate, High St. 
 
 SWINDON. 
 Ainsworth & Pilcher, Central 
 Chmbrs. 
 Beswick, R. J., 10 Victoria Rd. 
 Bishop & Fisher, Regent Circus 
 Drew (+) & Sons, 28 Regent Circus 
 Masters, W.A.H., 1 Regent Circus 
 Nicholls (+) & Stockwell (t+), 25 
 Regent Circus 
 Osborne, W. R., Regent Circus 
 
 TROWBRIDGE. : 
 
 Stanley, W. H., Market House 
 Chmbrs. 
 
 WARMINSTER. 
 Hardick, W., & Son, High St. 
 Long & Glass, 53 Market Place 
 
 WESTBURY. 
 Stanley, W. H., Maristowe St. 
 
 + 
 
 WORCESTERSHIRE. 
 
 BOURNVILLE (nr. Birmingham). 
 Tylor, H. B., Estate Office 
 BROMSGROVE. 
 Gadd,G.H.,County Court Chmbrs. 
 DUDLEY. 
 Bailey,P.H.A., Fountain Chmbrs., 
 Market Place 
 cel E. G., 200 Wolverhampton 
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 Gammage, A., 7 Priory St. 
 Garebrade T.,23 Wolverhampton 
 t. 
 Ramsell, A., Scotch Chambers, 
 Market Place 
 ge T., Castle Chmbrs., Castle 
 
 EVESHAM, 
 Hunt, G. H. 
 
 HALESOWEN (Birmingham), 
 Butler, A. T. 
 KIDDERMINSTER. 
 Downton, C. A., 70 Coventry St. 
 Gething & Son, Oxford Chmbrs. 
 Pritchard & Pritchard,BankBldgs. 
 KINGS NORTON. 
 Palmer, F. L., Midland Road 
 MALVERN, GREAT. 
 Baker, A. C., 3A The Exchange 
 Baldwin, E. E., Lyttelton House 
 Griffiths, A. T., The Priory Gate- 
 
 way 
 
 Holds, T. W., 1 Promenade 
 OLDBURY (Birmingham). 
 
 Merryfield, T., 42 Church St. 
 
 Spratling, W. M., 13 Church St. 
 
 REDDITCH. 
 
 Bayliss, F. F., Unicorn Hill 
 
 ae ey J., 21 Unicorn Hill 
 eason & White, Church Rd. 
 
 Perrins, B., Central Chmbrs., 
 Unicorn Hill 
 
 STOURBRIDGE. 
 Folkes, H. E., Waterloo Bldgs., 
 Hagley St. 
 Gething & Son, 2 Union Villas, 
 Queen St. 
 
 Grazebrook, T.,82 Upper High St. 
 Robinson, T., Victoria Chambers 
 TENBURY. 
 
 Jarvis, R. W. 
 WORCESTER. 
 f/ Day, E., 6 Sansome Place 
 Hughes, F., 54 Broad St. 
 Parker) SA gurl ((7)he SceAne Gans 
 Foregate St. 
 Parker, W., 15 Foregate St. 
 Rowe, H., & Son, Worcester 
 Chmbrs., Pierpont St. 
 a Sheppard, G. L., 51 Foregate St. 
 Smith, H. P., 5 Foregate St. 
 a Whitcombe, C. F., Newbury, 
 Upper Broadheath, near 
 Williams, J. H., 15 Foregate St. 
 Yeates & Jones (a), 8 Foregate St. 
 
 YORKSHIRE. 
 
 BARNOLDSWICK., 
 
 Lancaster, F., Pleasant View 
 BARNSLEY. 
 Crawshaw & Wilkinson, 13 Regent 
 Ste 
 Dixon, R. & W., 5 Eastgate 
 Dyson, E. W., 10 Regent St. 
 a Hinchliffe, P. A., 14 Regent St. 
 
 McLintock, C. L., Church St. 
 Moxon, G., 26 Church St. 
 
 J Ledingham, J., 
 
 Raper, H. T., Architect’s Dept., 
 Barnsley Brewery Co., Ltd. 
 Wade & Turner (+), 10 Pitt St. 
 
 BATLEY. 
 Brearley, J. H., Commercial St. 
 Buckley, H. B., 85 Commercial St. 
 Hanstock, W. & Son, Branch Rd. 
 Watson, B. 
 
 BEVERLEY. 
 Hawe & Foley, North Bar St. 
 
 BINGLEY. 
 Nunns, W. R., 13 Market St. 
 
 BIRSTAL, near Leeds. 
 Burrows, J. W., Huddersfield Rd. 
 
 BRADFORD. 
 Adkin & Hill (a), Prudential Bldgs, 
 Armistead, R., 8 Charles St. 
 Atkinson, J. W. C., 1 Ivegate 
 Bailey, W., Tanfield Building, 
 Market St. 
 Barker, T. & Son, London & Mid- 
 land Bank Chambers, Market St. 
 Bracewell,R. W., Exchange Bldgs. 
 Brayshaw & Dixon, 309 Bowling 
 Old Lane 
 Croft, P. K., Dudley Hill 
 J Calvert, R., 4 Forster Square 
 Dobson, B., 5 Charles St. 
 Drake, R., 4 Pearson Lane,Chellow 
 Dean 
 a Edwards, F. E. P., Whitaker 
 Bldgs., Victoria Sq. 
 Empsall & Clarkson, 7 Exchange, 
 Market St. 
 Fairbank & Wall, Craven Bank 
 Chmbrs. 
 Fox, P., Victoria Chmbrs., Vic- 
 toria Square 
 a Gaunt, E. L., 5 Charles St. 
 Hardaker, H., 11 Ivegate 
 Healey, T. H. & F., 42 Tyrrel St. 
 a Hodgson, H., 7 Claremont 
 Holland, F., 11 Parkinson’s 
 Chmbrs., Hustlergate 
 Hope, T. C., & Son, 23 Bank St. 
 + Jackson, J., Barry St. 
 ackson, S. & Son, Tanfield 
 Chmbrs., Piece Hall Yard 
 District Bank 
 Chmbrs., Booth St. 
 Marsden, C. E., 15 Sunbridge Rd. 
 Marten, J. E., Cheapside Chmbrs. 
 Marten, W. H. H., 24 Church Bk. 
 Mawson & Hudson, 2 Exchange 
 Bldgs. 
 Milnes, & France (7), 99 Swan 
 Arcade 
 Moore, F., 40 Sunbridge Rd. 
 Morley, W. J. (7) & Son,269 Swan 
 Arcade 
 Parkinson, E. H., Queensgate 
 Peterson, E. P., 49 Sunbridge Rd. 
 Priestley, H. E., 17 Bertram Rd. 
 Riley, T., 8: Beckside Rd., Lidget 
 Green 
 Robinson, S. & Sens, 15 Cheapside 
 Rogerson, H. W., Tyrrel St. 
 Rycroft, W.,, Bank Buildings, 
 Manchester Rd. 
 Sharp, A., Pearl Assurance Bldgs., 
 Market St. 
 Sharp, H. N., 239 Rooley Lane 
 Thresh, W. E., Thorpe Chambers, 
 Hustlergate 
 Walker & Collinson, Cheapside 
 Chmbrs. 
 Waugh, J., Sunbridge Chambers, 
 Sunbridge Rd. 
 Wilcock, W. & Son, 9 Leeds Rd. 
 Young, J. & Co., 62 Market St. 
 
 BRIDLINGTON. ; 
 Brodrick, Lowther & Walker, 
 Central Chambers 
 Dyer, S., Quay Rd. 
 + Earnshaw, J., Carlton House, 
 Wellington Rd. 
 Martinnale, A. T., 66, Wellington 
 Road 
 Shepherdson, J., 15 Manor St. 
 BRIGHOUSE. 
 Brooke, E. C., 6 Huddersfield Rd, 
 Hepworth, G., 20 Bradford Rd. 
 Rogerson, R. F., 14 Henry St. 
 Sharp & Waller, 32 Bradford Rd. 
 CASTLEFORD. 
 Garside & Pennington (+), Central 
 Chmbrs., Wesley St. 
 Hartley, A., County Chmbrs. 
 McDowall, R. M., Carlton St. 
 OLECK HEATON. 
 Castle, R. & Son, London City and 
 Midland Bank Chmbrs. 
 Howorth & Howorth, Old Bank 
 Chmbrs. 
 DENHOLME, Bradford. 
 Pickels, W., Cliff Terrace 
 
 DEWSBURY. 
 Barton & Sons, Halifax Rd. 
 
 ats 
 
 ais 
 
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 Fox, J. L., Bond St. 
 Hall, H. H., Shaw Cross, near 
 Holton & Fox; Corporation St. 
 a King, E. V., 24 Westgate 
 Kirk, J. & Sons, Market Place 
 Marriott (C. H.), Son & Shaw, 
 Church St. Chmbrs. 
 fF Ridgway, F. W., 11 Union St. 
 Thornton, W., Bond St. 
 DONCASTER. 
 Athron, J., 10 Priory Place 
 Athron & Beck, Dolphin Chmbrs., 
 Market Place 
 + Ballan, E. H., 19 & 20 Baxter Gate 
 Brundell, P. N., 1 Princes St. 
 Johnson, T. H., 6 Priory Place 
 Nicholas, J. C., 15 Priory Place 
 Simmons, J., Bank Chambers 
 Ward, H. J.,6 Priory Place 
 Wilburn, E., St.George’s Chmbrs., 
 St. George’s Gate 
 DRIFFIELD. 
 Shepherdson, J. F., Leo Villa, 
 Beverley Rd. 
 Shepherdson, J., Lockwood St. 
 EOCLESHILL, Bradford. 
 Crawshaw, J., Norman Drive 
 
 FEATHERSTONE. 
 Fearnley, W. H., Station Lane 
 FILEY, 8.0. 
 
 Mallinson, G., Cromwell Avenue 
 
 Petch, J. & Son, Mitford St. 
 + Robson, R. M., 21 Belle Vue St. 
 GOLOAR. 
 Shaw, A., Knowl Rd. 
 GOOLE, 
 Chambers, F., 24 Boothferry Rd. 
 Thorp, H. B., Carlisle St. 
 GREAT HORTON, near Bradford. 
 Spencer, S., 344 Great Horton Rd. 
 
 GREENGATES, Bradford. 
 Wright, E., Sparkbrook 
 
 GUISELEY, Leeds. 
 Chippendale, H., Springfield Ter. 
 Muschamp, H., 3 Queen’s Terrace 
 
 HALIFAX. 
 Beaumont, F. F., Southgate Chbrs. 
 Berry, R., Commercial St. 
 Booth, H. W., Hopwood Hall, 
 Hopwood Lane 
 Buckley,G. & Son, Tower Chmbrs., 
 Silver St. 
 a Coates, L., Central St. 
 Dalzell, A. G., 15 Commercial St. 
 Glendinning & Hanson (a), 37 
 Southgate 
 Gray, W. G. & Son, 28 George St. 
 Hall, M., 1 Harrison Rd. 
 Horsfall, C. F. L. & Son, Lord 
 St. Chmbrs. 
 Horsfall, R. & Son, 224 Com- 
 mercial St. 
 Horsfall, W.H.D., 6 Harrison Rd. 
 Jackson & Fox, 7 Rawson St. 
 KKershaw, T., Lancs. and Yorks. 
 Bank Chmbrs., Commercial St. 
 Longbottom & Culpan, Somerset 
 Chmbrs., George St. 
 Patchett, T. L., George Square 
 Petty, C. H., 12 Waterhouse St. 
 Utley, Hebblethwaite (a) & Utley, 
 to Waterhouse St. 
 Walsh & Nicholas, (/) Museum 
 Chmbs., Harrison Rd. 
 f Williams, W. Newmarket Bldgs., 
 
 as 
 
 R 
 
 Southgate 
 HARROGATE. 
 Bland ,/) & Bown (/), North 
 Park kd. 
 Bown, H. E. & A., Victoria Bldgs., 
 James St. 
 
 Crosland, R., 10 James St. 
 Gibson, A. A., 8 Prospect Cres. 
 Houfe, J., Station Chmbrs. 
 a Illingworth, H.K., Wheatlands Rd. 
 Johnson, A. W., 2 Princes Sq. 
 Jf Marshall, T. E., City Bank Cham- 
 bers, James St. 
 Marten, J. E., Broadbank Chmbrs. 
 + Smetham, J. R., Albert Chmbrs., 
 Albert St. 
 Stead, S., 33 James St. 
 Walsh & Nicholas, 46 James St. 
 + Whitehead, J., Herald Bldgs., 
 Montpellier Parade 
 HAWORTH. 
 Bottomley, T. W., 16 Prince St. 
 Jones, W. E., Manor House 
 HEBDEN BRIDGE. 
 Cockcroft, W. H., West End 
 Sutcliffe & Sutcliffe (a), New Rd. 
 HECK MONDWIKE. 
 Exley-Fisher, T. 
 Stead, H., Kaye St. 
 HOLMFIRTH. 
 Barrowclough, J. & Son, Cross Rd, 
 
Yorkshire. ]} 
 
 ARCHITECTS. 
 
 351 
 
 HOWDEN, FE. Yorks. 
 Blackburn, W. H., Alma House 
 
 HOYLAND, near Barnsley. 
 
 Sykes, W. J., West Bank 
 Wilson, J. W., Middle Ings 
 
 HUDDERSFIELD. 
 
 Abbey, J. B. & Son, 344 New St. 
 
 Berry, J., 3 Market Place 
 
 Brook, Dransfield & Dyson, 12 & 
 13 Estate Bldgs. 
 
 Cocking, J. W.,24 Vances Chmbrs., 
 Cloth Hall St. ° 
 
 7 Cooper, W., 4 Kirkgate Bldgs. 
 
 Hall, J. H., Milton Pl., Fartown 
 
 Kirk, J. & Sons, 36 John William St. 
 
 Lockwood, E. W., Westgate 
 
 Lunn & Kaye, 14 John William St. 
 
 Mallinson, C. F. & Son, Market Pl. 
 
 Stocks & Sykes, St. Peter’s St. 
 
 HULL. 
 Adamson, J. J.,5 Colonial Chmbs., 
 Princes Dock St. 
 Ansdell & Cox, 50 Savile St. 
 + Atkinson, T. B., 11 Trinity House 
 Lane 
 Bingley, W. H., Custom House 
 Bldgs., Whitefriargate 
 Boden, H., Land of Green Ginger 
 Botterill, Son, & Bilson (f), 23 
 Parliament St. 
 Brodrick, Lowther & Walker (/), 
 77 Lowgate 
 a Brooks, T.D., Education Offices, 
 Albion St. 
 @ Dossor, J. M., Manor St. 
 Easton, A.,7 Land of Green Ginger 
 Freeman, Son, & Gaskell, 11 Carr 
 Gelder (/) and Kitchen (/) 
 elder an itchen 120 
 Alfred Gelder St, ‘ 
 f Jacobs, B. S., Lincoln’s Inn Bldgs., 
 Bowlalley Lane 
 Kirton, J. B., Exchange Bldgs., 
 Bowlalley Lane 
 Kitching, W. H., 202 High St, 
 Runton & Barry (a), Victoria 
 Chmbs., Bowlalley Lane 
 Simpson, T. B., Custom House 
 Bldgs., Whitefriargate 
 Thompson, T. B., 15 Parliament St. 
 Thorp, G., 1 St. Mary’s Chmbrs., 
 Lowgate 
 Whitfield, L.W.L., Bank Chmbrs., 
 Scale Lane 
 Whitlock, E., Scale Lane 
 
 ILKLEY. 
 Baxandall, J. W., Church St. 
 Bracewell, R. W.,10 Bolton Bridge 
 Rd 
 
 Critchley, 1a 
 Johnson, E. B., 10 The Grove 
 Marten, W. H. H., Grove Chmbrs. 
 
 KEIGHLEY. 
 Bailey, J. B. & Son, 3 Scott St. 
 Bailey, W., Devonshire St. 
 Broster, R. B. & Sons, Craven 
 Bank Chmbs., NorthSt. 
 Haggas, J. & Sons, North St. 
 Harrison, A. P., 18 Cooke Lane 
 Moore & Crabtree, York Chmbrs. 
 Cavendish St. 
 rich, H., Compton Bldgs., Bow 
 t 
 
 Sugden, W. H. & A., Devonshire 
 Bldgs., North St. 
 
 Turner, T., Kirkgate, Silsden, near 
 
 Weatherhead, D. W., 50 Low St. 
 
 KNARESBOROUGH. 
 Gibson, A. 
 LEEDS. 
 Ambler,T., & Son, 29 Cookridge St. 
 Atkinson, G. W., 1 Mark Lane 
 + Bakes, J. H., Calverley Chmbrs., 
 Victoria Sq. 
 f Bakewell, W., 38 Park Square 
 a Beevers, W. H., 26 Bond St. 
 Bottomley, J. M., 46 Albion St. 
 Bowman, G. F., 5 Greek St. 
 + Braithwaite, W.S.,6 South Parade 
 Broadbent, W., Red Hall Chmbrs., 
 Guildford St. 
 Bromet & Thorman, 16 Park Row 
 Brooke, C. H., 23 Park Row 
 Buttery & Bird, 1 Basinghall Sq. 
 Chattwick & Watson, 9 Albion St. 
 a Chapman, H. A., Prudential 
 Bldgs., Park Row 
 Charles, J. & Sons, 98 Albion St. 
 
 4 
 
 J Thorp, 
 
 Connon, J. W. (7), and Chorley, 
 H.S. (7), 16 Park Place 
 Danby & Simpson, 73 Albion St. 
 JF Davis, H., 10 East Parade 
 a Farrar, R. F., 10 Park Row 
 Fawcett, J. M. & Sons, 26 Albion 
 St. 
 Fraser, J. B., 8 Park Square 
 Hall (7) & Dalby, Prudential 
 Bldgs., Park Row 
 Harris, L., 45 Albion St. 
 + Hill, W. & Son, 38 Albion St. 
 Hobson, W. A., 2 Basinghall Sq., 
 Basinghall St. 
 Howdill & Howdill (a), 7 Oxford 
 Row 
 @ Illingworth, H. E., 8 East Parade 
 Kay, J. P., & Long, H. W., 10 
 St. Paul’s St. 
 Kendall, J., (+), & Sons, 10 East 
 Parade 
 a Kirk, A. E., 13 Bond St. 
 
 / Kitson, S. D., Greek St. Chmbrs. 
 
 Leak, J., 34 Waterloo Rd., Hunslet 
 Mitchell, F.,9 Upper Fountaine St. 
 a Musto, F., Greek St. Chambers 
 Neill, A. (7), & Son, 38 Park Row 
 Nelson, C. S., 15 Park Row 
 Oldroyd, J., 5 Greek St. 
 Oliver (f) & Dodgshun (f), 18 
 Park Row 
 Perkin (/) & Bulmer (/), Central 
 Bank Chmbrs., Toronto St. 
 Porter, J. M., 34 Ebor Place, 
 Hyde Park Rd. 
 Reason, G. E., 14 Park Row 
 + Brodess F, W., 131 Upper Wortley 
 
 Richardson, W. E., Rothwell, near 
 Robinson, P. ). & Jones, W.A., 
 Yorks. Post Chmbs., Albion St. 
 @ Schofleld, W, P., 61 Albion St. 
 
 J Smith, S. E., 12 South Parade 
 
 a Smithson, W, G., 13 Bond St, 
 Spivey, J.C., Bank St. Chmbrs. 
 Swale, C. D., 34 Francis St. 
 Thackray, J. W., 4 Greek St. 
 
 W.H., Phoenix Chambers, 
 
 South Parade 
 
 J Wilson, B., Greek St., Chambers 
 
 Winn, T. B. & Sons, 84 Albion St. 
 
 Winterburn, A. H., 112 Chapel- 
 town Rd. 
 
 a Wood, J., Royal Insurance Bldgs., 
 Park Row 
 
 LIV ERSEDGE. 
 Rhodes, A. E., Norristhorpe Lane 
 
 MALTON. 
 Ff Channon, C. H., Market St. 
 
 MELTHAM, 
 Carter, W, 1 Station St. 
 
 MEX BOROUGH, 
 Gothwaite, W., High St. 
 White, G., Estates Office 
 
 MIDDLESBROUGH. 
 
 Bottomley, J. M., 28 Albert Rd. 
 Costello, J., 54 Albert Rd. 
 Duncan, W., 43 Albert Rd. 
 Forbes, J., 43 Albert Rd. 
 Forrester, A., 20 Albert Rd. 
 Haslock, W. E., 11 Albert Rd. 
 Kitching & Lee, 21 Albert Rd. 
 Lofthouse, R., & Sons (a), 62 
 Albert Rd. 
 Moore & Archibald, 27 Albert Rd. 
 Roberts, W. G., or Albert Rd. 
 Thorrold, S, E. & Son. Westbourne 
 Grove, North Ormesby 
 a Whipham, E. A., 14 Albert Rd. 
 
 MILNSBRIDGE, Huddersfield. 
 Lunn & Kaye 
 
 MIRFIELD. 
 Burrows, J. W., Knowl Rd. 
 
 MORLEY. 
 Anty, J., Scatcherd Lane 
 Buttery & Birds, Exchange Bldgs. 
 Queen St. 
 Clegg, G. B., Queen St. 
 
 OAK WORTH, Keighley. 
 Judson & Hudson, Bogthorn 
 
 OSSETT, 8.0. 
 Kendall, W. A., Bank St. 
 OTLEY. 
 
 Fairbank & Wall, Manor Square 
 + Marshall, A., Craven Bank Chbrs. 
 
 PENISTONE, near Sheffield. 
 Brettoner, H. J 
 
 PONTEFRAOT. 
 
 Bagley, F. S., Ropergate Chmbs. 
 
 Brooks & Kelly 
 
 Garside & Pennington (+), Roper- 
 gate House 
 
 Tennant, W.J., Ropergate Ckmbs. 
 
 PUDSEY. 
 
 a Hodgson, H.,33 Richardshaw Lane 
 Kendall, J. (+), & Sons, 26 Low- 
 town. 
 Nelson, C. S., Fulneck 
 
 QUEENSBURY. 
 Drake, J. & Son, Winter Bank 
 
 RAWMARSH, 
 Platts, J., High St. 
 
 RIPON. 
 
 Hargrave, F. H., Market Place 
 Harrison, S., Kirkgate 
 Wall, T., 10 Market Place 
 
 ROTHERHAM. 
 Higginbottom, R., Thurnscoe,near 
 Johnson, G. H,12 Church St. 
 Knight, J. E., 33 College St. 
 Platts, J., High St. 
 
 Smethurst, H. L., Conisboro’ 
 Tacon, H. L., 11 Westgate 
 Totty, J.. Moorgate St. 
 
 SALTBURN-BY-THE-SEA, 
 
 Tomlinson, W. J. N., Warrior 
 Terrace, Windsor St. 
 
 SCARBOROUGH. 
 Barker, T. C., York Chmbrs., 
 Westborough 
 a Chapman, H. A., 13 Westborough 
 Davis (7) & Baker (+), 7 York Pl. 
 Edeson, C., 25 Huntriss Row 
 Hall, J.,& Son (a), 24 Westborough 
 Petch, J. C., Bar Chmbrs., Hunt- 
 riss Kow 
 Petch, D., Victoria Chambers, 22 
 Huntriss Row 
 Petch, J., Victoria Chmbrs., 22 
 Huntriss Row 
 Petch, J. & Son,, 6 Westborough 
 Runton & Barry (a), Huntriss 
 Chmbrs. 
 + Smith, C. W., 31 St. Nicholas St. 
 a Tugwell, F. A., 102 Westborough 
 a Whipp, T. W., 3 York Place 
 
 SELBY, 
 Ullathorne, T. S., Millgate 
 
 SHEFFIELD. 
 
 Appleby, A., 22 High St. 
 
 Beale, H. W., 166 Ecclesall Rd. 
 
 Benton & Roberts, 57 Surrey St. 
 
 Campsall, W.T., 19 Fig Tree Lane 
 
 Clark, J., 55 Norfolk St. 
 
 Davidson, R., 37 Surrey St. 
 
 + Earle, J. P., Norfolk Chmbrs., 
 
 Norfolk Row 
 
 Ellis Bros., 37 Orchard St. 
 
 Fowler & Marshall, 3 Hartshead 
 
 Gibbs (/) & Flockton (f), 15 St. 
 James’ Row 
 
 Gibson, C.,14 St. James’ St. 
 
 Greenwood, A. J., Beverley House, 
 Wadborough Rd. 
 
 Hadfield, C. (a) & Son (/), 19 St. 
 James’ St. 
 
 Ff Hale, W. J., 13 St. James’ Row 
 Hall & Fenton, 14 St. James’ Row 
 Hemsoll & Chapman, 18 Norfolk 
 
 Row 
 Holmes, E., 16 St. James’ St. 
 a Innocent, C. J. & Son, 22 High St. 
 Lancashire, W. H. & Son, Mont- 
 gomery Chmbrs., Hartshead 
 Lockwood, W. H., 5,6 & 7 Palatine 
 Chmbrs., Pinstone St. 
 a Mitchell- Withers, J. B., 73 Surrey 
 St 
 
 Norton, J., Norton Woodseats 
 a Paterson, H. L., 19 St. James’ St. 
 
 Potter (a) & Sandford, 16 St. 
 James’s Row 
 
 Sampson, G. & Son, Estate Offices, 
 Beauchief Abbey & 17 York St. 
 
 Shepherd, E., 8 Clinton Place, 
 Broomhal] 
 
 Smith (/) & Ensor (a) 1 Hartshead 
 
 @ Smith, S. S., 12 St. James’ St. 
 Stubbs & Brown, 74 High St. 
 Turnell, A. E., 22 High St. 
 Vickers, T., 10 Montgomery 
 
 Mount, Nether Edge 
 
 f Watson, A. F., 38 Church St. 
 
 Webster, H., St. Mary’s Chmbrs., 
 Norfolk Row 
 
 F Webster, J. D., 19 St. James’ St. 
 Wheen, J. T., 9 St. James’ Row 
 
 a Wigfull, J. R., 14 Parade Chmbrs. 
 
 Wilde, G. A., 73 Kendal Rd. 
 Hillsborough. 
 
 Wilson, G. A., Hartshead Chmbrs. 
 
 Wilson, G. M., 37 Surrey St. 
 
 Winder, E., Corn Exchange 
 Chambers, Wharf St. 
 
 Winder, T., Duke of Norfolk’s 
 Estate Office 
 
 SHIPLEY. 
 S., Yorkshire 
 
 ++ 
 
 + 
 
 Bradley, Bank 
 Chmbrs 
 
 Wilcock, W. & Son, 13 Moorhead 
 
 Lane 
 SKIPTON. 
 Broughton, J. W., 19 High St. 
 Hartley, J., Swadford Chmbrs. 
 Varley, H., 15 Swadford St. 
 
 SOWERBY BRIDGE. 
 Wilkinson, S., Town Hall St. 
 
 STANNINGLEY, Leeds. 
 Gill, W D., 2 Summerville Ter. 
 
 TADCASTER. 
 Bromet & Thorman, Station Rd. 
 
 THORNABY-ON-TEES. 
 Smith, W., Mandale Rd. 
 
 THORNTON, Bradford. 
 Pickels, W., 60 New Rd. 
 
 TODMORDEN. 
 Blacka, J. R., Garden St. 
 Mitchell, T. H., Strand 
 Sutcliffe & Sutcliffe (a), 6 Room- 
 field Bldgs. 
 
 UPPER MILL (via Oldham). 
 Howcroft, A. J., Spring Bank 
 
 WAKEFIELD. 
 Crutchley, H.,own Hall Chmbrs., 
 King St. 
 + Edmondson, H., 71 Westgate 
 Edwards, J. V., County Hall 
 Glover, W. H., 80 Westgate 
 Hart, A., Bank St. 
 Newbald, A. H., 21 King St. 
 Nicholson, A. S., City Chmbrs. 
 Richardson, C. W. & Son, 62 
 Westgate 
 Simpson (t+) & Firth, Southgate 
 Chmbs. 
 + Watson, Son & Ellison, Barstow 
 Square 
 a Wrigley, W., 2 King St. 
 WETHERBY. 
 Kelly, G. W. C., St. James’ St. 
 
 WHITBY. 
 French, G. S., Bank Chmbrs. 
 a Smales, E. H., Arundel House 
 Walker, H. G. & H., West Cliff 
 Young, A. E., 77 Baxtergate 
 
 WOMBWELL, near Barnsley. 
 Linford, A. B., Carlton Villa 
 Robinson, J., Park Cottage 
 
 YEADON. 
 Foggitt, G., Ashfield 
 
 = 
 
 + 
 
 VORK. 
 JS Bell, W., Arch’t’s Office, N.E.Ry. 
 
 a Benson, G., Nunthorpe Avenue 
 
 J Brierley, W. H., 13 Lendal. 
 
 Brown, W., & Son, City Chmbrs., 
 Clifford St. 
 
 Brown, W. H., Archts. Office, 
 (Rowntree & Co., Ltd.) 
 
 Everist, A. H., 8 New St. 
 
 Felgate & Hepworth, 3 Stonegate 
 
 Hornsey & Monkman, Railway St. 
 
 Needham, S., 18 Coney St. 
 
 Penty (/) & Penty, Lendal Chmbrs. 
 
 Raney, F., 50 Stonegate 
 
 Tate, E. R., 4 The Crescent 
 
 Taylor, E., 7 Stonegate 
 
=< 
 
 Ss 
 
 ARCHITECTS. 
 
 ABERDEEN. 
 
 Allan, J. A. O., 22 Union Terrace 
 
 Brown & Watt, 17 Union Terrace 
 
 Bruce, A. C., 124 Union St. 
 
 Clyne, A., 123 Union St. 
 
 Coutts, G., 22 John St. 
 
 Gauld, W. E., 258 Union St. 
 
 Ironside, W. D., 3 Golden Square 
 
 Irvine, G. G., 231a Union St. 
 
 Jenkins & Marr, 16 Bridge St. 
 
 Kelly & Nicol, 367 Union St. 
 
 Mackenzie, A. M.(/), & Son (a), 
 343 Union St. 
 
 Mackinnon, A.H.L., 245 Union St. 
 
 McMillan, D. & J. R.,211 UnionSt. 
 
 Mennie, H., 211 Union St. 
 
 Milne, G. F., 137 Union St. 
 
 Mitchell, G. B., 148 Union St. 
 
 Murray, A. J., 124 Union St. 
 
 Rust, J., 224 Union St. 
 
 Ruxton, W., 84 Union St. 
 
 Souttar, J. 42 Union St. 
 
 Sutherland, G. (a), & Pirie, 40 
 Union Terrace 
 
 “valker, G. J. & Duncan, 3 
 Golden Square 
 
 Wilsons & Walker(a), 181A Union 
 Sits 
 
 ABERFELDY. 
 Bell, W. 
 Cameron, R. 
 
 AIRDRIE. 
 Arthur, G. & Son, 4 Graham St. 
 Baird, W., 1 Halleraig St. 
 Scotland, J., 12 Broomknoll St. 
 Thomson, J. & Sons, East Victoria 
 Place 
 
 ALEXANDRIA. 
 Boston, Menzies & Morton, 
 Bank St. 
 ALLOA, 
 
 Frame, T. & Son, 43 Mill St. 
 
 Kerr & McCulloch (a), 30 Mar St. 
 Leishman, J. S., 44 Mill St. 
 Melvin, J. & Son, Mar St. 
 
 ARBROATH. 
 Carver & Symon(), Brothock Bdge. 
 Gavin, H., 42 Hill St. 
 
 ARDROSSAN. 
 Gilfillan, A., 3 Princes St. 
 Shaw, C. J., Burgh Chmbrs. 
 
 ARMADALE, S.O. 
 
 Baird, W., Burgh Bldgs. 
 AAR 
 Cowie, W., Alloway Chmbrs. 
 Eaglesham, H. V. & J. (a), Wel- 
 lington Chmbrs. 
 
 Hunter, J. K., 51 Sandgate 
 McClelland, W., 61 Alloway St. 
 Mercer, A. L..8 Wellington Chbrs. 
 
 * Morris, J. A., Wellington Chmbrs. 
 
 Murdoch, J., & Lockhart, 62 Sand- 
 gate St. 
 
 St. Clair-Williamson, J., 
 gate 
 
 Stevenson, A., 14 Cathcart St. 
 
 Young, J. McH., 62 Sandgate St. 
 
 BANFF. 
 Cosser, C. W., 1 Carmelite St. 
 
 BATHGATE (L LED OUST EN 
 Fulton, W. J., Engine St. 
 
 BEARSDEN, Glasgow. 
 Laskie, A. G. 
 
 PEP EIEI ESI FANEAE) SOs 
 Martin, T. 
 Koss & Sons 
 BIGGAR. 
 Morrison, L. A., Murrayfield 
 Murray, J. L., Heavyside 
 
 BLAIRGOWRIE. 
 Falconer, L., 27 Bank Bldgs. 
 Macdonald,J. 4. R., 16 Newton St. 
 
 BONESS, S.O. 
 Dodds, J., Annieslea Villa 
 BRECHIN. 
 Fettis,W., 31 St. David St. 
 Galloway, D.W., 2 Market St. 
 BROUGHTY FERRY. 
 
 Douglas, B. C., 1 Seafield Place 
 Ower, C., Camperdown St. 
 
 BURNTISLAND. 
 Swanston (+) & Legge, 13 Cromwell 
 Rd 
 
 ’ CAMBUSLANG. 
 Ferguson, W., Wemyss Villa 
 Miller, A. L., “‘ Borgie”’ 
 
 9 Sand- 
 
 = 
 
 Scotland. 
 
 CARNOUSTIE. 
 Bruce, J. P., Commercial Bldgs. 
 
 CASTLE DOUGLAS. 
 Imrie, B. B., 72 King St. 
 Macgregor, J. A., 9 King St. 
 
 COATBRIDGE. 
 
 ‘ Davidson, J., 9 Academy St. 
 
 Martin, T., Main St. 
 
 Mitchell, A. McG., Bank Bldgs. 
 Shaw, J., 50, Main St. 
 
 Smith, T., 3 Church St. 
 
 CUPAR, 
 Bruce, Prondfoot & Macrae, 
 Crossgate 
 Newman, H. A., ‘* Redhurst’’ 
 Storrar, D., 3 St. Catherine St. 
 
 DALKEITH, 
 Greig, C. H., Eskbank 
 Hardie, A. M., Newbattle 
 
 DINGWALL. 
 Joass, W. C., 4 Drynie Court 
 Mackenzie, W., County Bldgs. 
 DUMFRIES. 
 Barbour & Bowie, 53 Buccleuch St. 
 
 67 
 
 * Carruthers, F. J. C., 35 Buccleuch 
 St. 
 Crombie & Mackenzie, Union 
 Chmbrs. 
 
 Dakers, E. J. W., 74 Irish St. 
 Hay, C., 19 Nith Place 
 Kinnear, R. K., 143 Irish St. 
 
 DUNDEE. 
 Blackadder & Allan, 41 Reform St. 
 Bruce, J. & Son,Commercial Bldgs. 
 
 J Cappon, T. M., 32 Bank St. 
 
 Ss 
 
 Findlay, J., 33 Albert Sq. 
 Foggie, J. & Son, 45 Commercial St. 
 Forrest, W., 31 Reform St. 
 Gauldie, W., 23 Panmure St. 
 Gibson, R., 2 India Bldgs. 
 Harris, G. A., 61 Reform St. 
 Hunter, R., 11 Barrack St. 
 Hutton & Tough, 61 Reform St. 
 Johnston & Baxter, 49 Meadowside 
 Keith, R. & Son, 10 Whitehall St. 
 Langlands, J. H., 31 Murraygate 
 Lickely, A., 46 Reform St. 
 Lowe, J., 104 Commercial St. 
 McCulloch & Jamieson, 20 White- 
 hall St. 
 Maclaren, J. & Sons, 24 Bank St. 
 Mann, C., 20 Reform St. 
 Mills & Shepherd, ro Tay St. 
 Murray, R. G., 74 Commercial St. 
 Niven (/) & Wigglesworth (/), 32 
 Bell St. 
 Ower, C. & Co., 70 Seagate 
 Ower, L., 5 Whitehall St. 
 Pyott, G., 27 Bank St. 
 Robertson, T. S., 46 Reform St 
 Salmond, |. & F., 6 High St. 
 Sibbald, J., 35 Commercial St. 
 Soutar, C. G., 30 Whitehall St. 
 Thoms (f/f) & Wilkie (/), 
 Reform St. 
 Thomson, H.,87 Commercial St, 
 
 46 
 
 * Williamson, W., 11 Whitehall St. 
 
 DUNFERMLINE. 
 Houston, J., St. Margaret St. 
 Muirhead, A., 4 Abbey Park PI. 
 Scobie, A., 5 Douglas St. 
 
 Ure, T. H., 43 Carnegie St. 
 
 DUNS. 
 Fortune, G., Kilmeny House 
 
 EAST WEMYSS. 
 Campbell, G. C. 
 
 EDINBURGH & LEITH. 
 Adams, J. G., 34 St. Andrew Sq. 
 Allan, A., 22 Hermitage Drive 
 Aitken, G. S., 33 Castle St. 
 Anderson, Sir R. (f) & Paul, 16 
 
 Rutland Sq. 
 
 Anderson, W., 342 Morningside Rd. 
 Armstrong, W. J., 57 Manor Pl. 
 Baillie, J. T., 34 St. Andrew Sq. 
 Beattie, G. (/), & Son, 136 George 
 
 St 
 
 Beattie-Brown, W., 11 Randolph 
 Place 
 Blackadder, W., R.,5 Alva St. 
 Blanc, H. J., 25 Rutland Square 
 Brechin, W. B., 131 George St. 
 Breingan, J., 29 Queen St. 
 Browne, G. W., 8 Albyn Place 
 Bryce, D. & J. (f), 131 George St. 
 Calvert, E., 16 Nth. St. Andrew St. 
 Cameron, R. M., 53 Great King St. 
 Carfrae, J. A., 3 Queen St. 
 
 ls 
 
 Hf 
 
 SS 
 
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 a 
 
 Cooper & Taylor, 29 Frederick St. 
 
 Cousin, Ormiston & ‘Taylor, 140 
 Princes St. 
 
 Craig, G., 85 Duke St., Leith 
 
 Crawford, A. H., 10 Randolph Pl. 
 
 Donald, G., 92 Polwarth Gardens 
 
 Dunn, J. B.. 42 Frederick St. 
 
 Fairley, J. G., India Bldgs. 
 
 Findlater & Murray, 26 Frederick 
 St 
 
 Findlay, J. L., 34 Queen St. 
 
 Forrester & Brown, 39 Broughton 
 Place 
 
 Greig, Fairbairn & Macniven, 31 
 York Place 
 
 Greig, C. H., 6 York Place 
 
 Grey, W., 13 Fast Preston St. 
 
 Hamilton-Paterson & Paterson, 
 10A George St. 
 
 Hardie, A. M., 20 George St. 
 
 Hardy & Wight, 76 Hamilton Pl 
 
 Hay, Henderson & Tarbolton (/), 
 12 Queen St. 
 
 Henderson, P. L., 122 George St. 
 
 Henry (/) & Maclennan (a),7 South 
 Charlotte St. 
 
 Hope, T., 34 St. Andrew Sq. 
 
 Horsburgh, V. D., 23 Rutland Sq. 
 
 Jerdan, J. & Son, 12 Castle St. 
 
 Johnson, W. H., jun., 20 George 
 
 Johnston, C. S. S., 66 Hanover St. 
 
 Johnston, J. M., 47 Charlotte St., 
 Leith 
 
 Kerr, H. F., 62 Hanover St. 
 
 Kinross, J., 2 Abercromby Place 
 
 Laidlaw, W. C., 4 York Bldgs. 
 
 Leadbetter, T., & Fairley, J. 
 McL. (a), 17 Young St. 
 
 * Lorimer, R. S., 49 Queen St. 
 
 Lumsdaine, J., 69 Inverleith Row 
 Lyle & Constable, 3 Hill St. 
 McArthy, D., 25 Frederick St. 
 MacCulloch, A. & R., 3 Bernard St. 
 M’Ewan & Saintsbury, 20 George 
 
 Shs 
 MacGibbon & Ross, 65 Frederick 
 Shes 
 McIntyre, J., 28 North Bridge St. 
 M’Lachlan, W. H., 1 Saxe-Coburg 
 Place 
 Maclean, J. W., 33 Dundas St. 
 Macnaughtan, A. W., 18 Duke St. 
 Macpherson, A., 7 Young St. 
 Maidman, E, (€y Ay) 13) south 
 Charlotte St. 
 Marwick, T. P., 43 York Place 
 Menzies & Cockburn, 39 York Pl. 
 Miller, J., 31 Bellevue Rd. 
 Mitchell, C., 23 Hill St. 
 Mitchell & Wilson, 13 Young St. 
 Morham, R., City Chmbrs. 
 Murray, R., 50 George St. 
 Nisbet, J. B., 110 Polwarth Gdns. 
 
 “ Oldrieve, W. T., H.M. Office of 
 
 Works. Parliament Square 
 Pearson, J- R. & E. E., 19 Queen 
 Sis 
 Peddie & Washington-Brown, 8 
 Albyn Place 
 Peddie, T., 36 George St. 
 Potts, W., 70 Grange Loan 
 Rhind, T. D., 28 Rutland St. 
 Robertson, D., 19 Shandwick Place 
 Robertson. W. W., 122 George St. 
 Scott, J. N., & Campbell, 44 Queen 
 Shs 
 Steell, W., 216 Morrison St. 
 Thomson, W. N., 85 Constitution 
 Sit 
 Thomson, J. & Son, 53 George St. 
 Thomson, J. M., 63 George St. 
 Walford, J. T., 29 Joppa Rd. 
 Walker, H. W., 12 North St. An- 
 ' drew St. 
 Watson, G. M., 50 Queen St. 
 Watson, G., 6 York Place 
 Watson, J., 24 Castle St. 
 Wilson, G. M., 40 Braid Rd. 
 Wright, G. L., 122 George St. 
 
 ELGIN. 
 Doig, C. C., 149 High St. 
 Jameson, J., 77 High St. 
 Pratt, R. B., County Bank House 
 Wittet, J., 81 High St. 
 
 ELIE, Fife. 
 Currie, J.& T. W., Park Place 
 
 HALKIRK. 
 Black, A. & W., 5 King’s Court 
 Copland, T. M., 76 High St. 
 Gauld, A., High St. West 
 
 SSSt 
 
 Goodsir, J. P., Vicar Chambers, 
 Vicar St. 
 
 Hamilton, P. & C., Commercial 
 Bank Bldgs. 
 
 Page, G. D., Old Glebe Chmbrs., 
 New Market St. 
 
 Strang, J., Vicar St. 
 
 FORFAR. 
 Carver & Symon, 34 Castle St. 
 Gavin & Soutar, 42 East High St. 
 McLean, W. L., 64 North St. 
 
 FORRES. 
 Forrest, J., Cumming St. 
 Fulton, P., Nth, of Scot. Bnk.Bdgs. 
 
 FORT WILLIAM. 
 Falconer, L. & J., 4 Cameron Sq. 
 Mackintosh, C. J. M. 
 
 GALASHIELS. 
 Hall, J. & J., Ladhope Vale 
 
 GALSTON. 
 Macintosh, J., Strath Cottage 
 
 GLASGOW. 
 Abercrombie, B.,131 West Regent 
 Ste 
 Adam, A., 212 St. Vincent St. 
 
 Arthur, J., 131 West Regent St. 
 ‘Balfour, Al, /rr0o) Mains) (st 7 
 
 “ Blythswood Sq. 
 
 Barclay, Ce IDS (Ay aag Sie 
 Vincent St. 
 
 Bell, G., 212 St. Vincent St. 
 
 Bromhead, H. K., 243 St. Vincent 
 he 
 
 Bryden, R. A., & Robertson (a), 
 147 Bath St. 
 
 Bruce & Hay, 261 West George St. 
 
 Burnet, Boston & Carruthers, 180 
 Hope St. 
 
 Burnet, J. (7), & Son (/), 230 St. 
 Vincent St. 
 
 f Campbell, J. A., 44 W. George St. 
 
 IE 
 
 a 
 
 a 
 
 Chalmers, P. M., 95 Bath St. 
 Chalmers, J., 93 Hope St. 
 Clifford, H. E., 225 St. Vincent St. 
 Cowan & Knox, 136 WellingtonSt. 
 Craig, J. J-, 219 St. Vincent St. 
 Cunningham, J., 160 Bath St. 
 Douglas, C. (7), & Paterson, A. N. 
 (a), 266 St. Vincent St. 
 Duncan, R., 102 Bath St. 
 Dykes, T,, & Robertson, A. (a), 65 
 West Regent St. 
 Fwan, R., ror St. Vincent St. 
 Fairweather, J.,136 Wellington St. 
 Ferguson, W., 114 W. Campbell St. 
 Frazer, W., 248 West George St. 
 Gardner & Miller.144 St. Vincentst. 
 Gordon, J., 261 West George St. 
 Gourlay, C., 30 Hamilton Drive, 
 Hillhead 
 Gunn, G., 158 Hill St., Garnet Hill 
 Halley & Neil, 30 Hope St. & 65 
 Kilbowie Rd., Clydebank 
 
 f Hamilton, J., 212 St. Vincent St. 
 
 ¥ 
 
 Honeyman, J. (/), Keppie (/), & 
 Mackintosh, 4 Blythewood Sq. 
 Howie, W.H., 131 West Regent St. 
 Hutchison, J., 127 St. Vincent St. 
 Hutton, D. B. (a), & Tay*or, T. L., 
 
 212 Bath St. 
 Laird, J. A.,213 West Campbell St. 
 
 Ff Leiper, W., 121 West George St. 
 
 a 
 a 
 
 va 
 
 Lindsay, J., 248 West George St. 
 
 M’Gibbon, A., 93 Hope St. 
 
 McGibbon, W. F., 221 West 
 George St. 
 
 JF McKellar, J. C., 45 West Nile St. 
 
 J McNaughton, 
 
 “Miller, J., 
 
 McKissack, J., 68 W. Regent St. 
 
 Diy.) 37) eeWiest 
 Regent St. 
 
 Macwhannell (/) & Rogerson (a), 
 58 West Regent St. 
 
 Miller, A. L. & Son, 122 Welling- 
 ton St. 
 
 15 Blythswood Square 
 
 Miller (/) & Black (/), 58 Renfield 
 S 
 
 ot. 
 Mitchell & Whitelaw, 219 St. 
 Vincent St. i 
 Monro, J. M. (/) & Son (a), 28 Bath 
 Shes 
 Paterson, R. H., 30 Gordon St. 
 Petrie, A., 134 Wellington St. 
 Purdie & Gillespie, 164 Bath St. 
 Ritchie, J., 209 St. Vincent St. 
 Robinson, C. H., 49 Bath St. 
 Rowan, W. G., 234 W. George St. 
 Salmon (// & Son, & Gillespie (/), 
 53 Bothwell St. i 
 Scott, A. H., 188 West Regent St. 
 Simpson, G., 233 St. Vincent St. 
 
Scotland & Wales.) 
 
 @ Sinclair, G. (a), 
 Bath St. 
 
 / Skirving, A., 121 West Regent St. 
 Southern, F., 107 St. Vincent St. 
 Sturrock, D., 95 Bath St. 
 Sturrock & Wilson, 140 Hope St. 
 Sutherland, E. A.. 96 Renteld St. 
 Tennant, W., 219 Hope St. 
 Thomson, J. (/), & Sandilands, 
 
 R. D. (/), Blythwood Square 
 Thomson, D., & Menzies, C., 2 
 West Regent St. 
 Thomson, A., & 
 Wellington St. 
 Walton, H. D.,113 West RegentSt. 
 Watson & Salmond, 225 St. Vin- 
 cent St. 
 
 Ff Watson, T. L., 166 Bath St. 
 Wemyss, R., 103 Bath St. 
 Whitie, W. B., 219 St. Vincent St. 
 Whyte, W. McN., 103 W.RegentSt. 
 Wightman, R. A., 65 W. Regent St. 
 
 a- Wilson, J. B., 92 Bath St. 
 Wyllie, D. V., 102 Bath St. 
 Zamorsksi, C. J.,261 W. George St. 
 
 GOLSPI/E. 
 Horne, D. E. A., Surveyor’s Office 
 
 GOREBRIDGL, S.O., 
 Midlothian. 
 Smith, R 
 
 GOUROCK. 
 Garvie, J.,9 Kempock St. 
 GREENOCK. 
 Boston, Menzies & Morton, 1 
 William St. 
 Buchanan, W.G., 7 Virginia St. 
 Hamilton, T. W., Mansion House 
 McArthur & Orkney, 32 Cathcart 
 St 
 Robson, J., 25 West Burn St. 
 Stewart, Tough, and Alexander, 
 2 Hamilton St. 
 HADDINGTON. 
 Farquharson, J., 3x Court St. 
 McAra, J., Carnock Cottage 
 TAMIL BON. 
 J Cullen, A., Brandon Chambers 
 Paterson, G., 19 Cadzow St. 
 HAWICK. 
 Alison, J. P., 45 Bridge St. 
 HUNTLY. 
 Duncan, R., 9 The Square 
 INVERKEIT HING. 
 a Kerr, H. F., Cruickness 
 Robertson, A., High St. 
 im, jaC., 10 Mich St. 
 
 & Ballantyne, 95 
 
 Turnbull, 122 
 
 ABERAVON. 
 Smith, F. B., High St. 
 ABERDARE. 
 
 + Elford, C. H., 42 Cannon St. 
 Henton, E., 22 Cardiff St. 
 Roderick, T., Clifton St. 
 
 Smith, J. L., 7 Victoria Square 
 ABERYVSTWYTH. 
 
 a Bassett, G. T., Terrace Rd. 
 
 + Dickins-Lewis, G., 12 Terrace Rd. 
 
 + Jones, G. & Son, Llanbadarn Rd. 
 Morgan, T. E., North Rd. 
 
 AMMANFORD, S.O. 
 Burnell, J. E., High St. 
 Evans, W. L. 
 
 f+ Jenkins, D., College St. 
 ‘Lhomas, D., Quay St. 
 
 BALA, 
 Jones, R. L., Mount Place 
 BANGOR. 
 
 Davies, R. & Son, 125 High St. 
 Grierson & Bellis, High St. 
 Hall, R., Masonic Chambers 
 
 a Hughes, H., Arvonia Bldgs. 
 Williams, J., Penrhyn Estate, 
 
 Penlan 
 
 Williams, W. G., 202 High St. 
 
 BARRY. 
 + Birkenhead, G. A., 21 Park Avenue 
 Knapman, W. E., Pembroke 
 Chambers, Holton Rd. 
 Owen, J. A., Main St. 
 
 BETTWS-Y-COED. 
 Griffiths, T. 
 BLACKMILL, Bridgend. 
 Jenkins, A. H. 
 
 Se 
 
 ARCHITECTS. 
 
 353 
 
 INVERNESS. 
 Alexander, S. G., 17 Queen’s Gate 
 Black, R., 22 Union St. 
 Cameron & Burnett, 
 
 Bldgs. 
 Carruthers, W. L., 17 Queensgate 
 Gall, J. H., 4 Lombard St. 
 
 Grant, A., Queensgate 
 Mackenzie, A. F., 15 Union St. 
 Mackintosh, W., 62 Academy St. 
 Macrae, D., 38 Wells St. 
 Munro, T., 62 Academy St. 
 Rhind, J. R., 28 High St. 
 Robertson, J., 39 Union St. 
 Ross (/) & Macbeth (7), Queens- 
 gate Chambers 
 Squair, J., 35 Queensgate 
 INVERURIE. 
 Gray, G., 133 High St. 
 IRVINE. 
 Armour, J. & J., 43 Bridge Gate 
 JOHNSTONE. 
 Kerr & Watson, Union Bank 
 Bldgs., Houston Sq. 
 KEBITL, 
 Corrigall, D. J., 23 Cross St. 
 Robertson, F. D., West End Cot., 
 
 Fifekeith 
 
 Thomson, A.,5 Braco St., Fifekeith 
 KILMARNOCK. 
 
 Andrew & Newlands, 37 Bank St. 
 
 Arthur, J., 7 Bank Place 
 
 Hay, J., 60 Bank St. 
 
 Ingram, J. & R.S., 114 King St. 
 
 Railton, J J.,1 St. Marnock Pl. 
 
 Smellie & Greig, 1 Woodstock St. 
 
 KIRKCALDY. 
 Birrell, W., 200 High St. 
 a Smith, D. F., 210 High St. 
 Swanston & Syme, Redburn Wynd 
 Williamson, W., jun.,King’s Bldgs. 
 
 KIRKCUDBRIGHAT. 
 Macgregor, J.A., St.Cuthbert’s St. 
 KIRKWALL, Orkney Isles. 
 Peace, T. S., Junction Rd. 
 LANARK. 
 Kerr, J., 30 Bloomgate 
 Traill & Stewart, 38 High St. 
 LANGHOLM. 
 Burnet, J., 16 Charles St. 
 LARGS. 
 Fryers & Penman, 22 Bath St. 
 LEITH (see Edinburgh). 
 
 Academy 
 
 Sh 
 
 = 
 
 Dewar, A. C., 10 Durie St. 
 
 LINLITHGOW. 
 Scott, W. M., 112 High St. 
 
 LOCKERBIE. 
 Carruthers, F. J. C., Victoria Sq. 
 
 MON/IFIETH. 
 Munro, J., High St. 
 
 MONTROSE. 
 Anderson, J., 160 High St. 
 Sim, J., 160 High St. 
 
 MOSSEND. 
 Harvie, R., Garfield Avenue 
 
 MOTHERWELL. 
 Bell, J., 8 Merry St. 
 Cowie, J., Brandon St. 
 JF Cullen, A., 4 Clyde St. 
 Dyer, W. L., Cross Stone Place 
 Harvie, R., 8 Clyde St. 
 Wilson, A. V., & Co., Merry St 
 Wilson, J., Oakfield Chmbrs., 
 Brandon St. 
 NEWTON STEWART. 
 Park, D. K., ‘“‘ Lynnwood’’ 
 
 NEWTOWN ST. BOSWELLS. 
 Monteath, G., 2 Langland’s Place 
 
 NORTH BERWICK. 
 Hardie, J. W., “‘ Ravensheugh ”’ 
 OBAN. 
 Brenan, G.W., Albany St. Chmbrs. 
 McIntyre, C., 22 Alexander Place 
 Menzies, W. L., 73 George St. 
 
 PAISLEY. 
 Abercrombie, T. G., 1 County Pl. 
 arr, J. C. & Cook, 13 St. James Pl. 
 Caldwell, P., 12 St. Mirren St. 
 Davidson, C., Verrace Blugs. 
 Donald, J., 99 High St. 
 
 Dunn, J. R., 29 High St. 
 Gibson, A., 12 St. Mirren St. 
 Hamilton, R. A., 19 High St. 
 
 jf Hutchison, J., Fairhill, Park Rd. 
 Lamb, J. B., 12 High St. 
 McGeoch, J. McL., 43 Moss St. 
 McLennan, W. D., 96 High St. 
 Millar, R. b., 16 Moss St. 
 Orchardson, R., 94 High St. 
 Rennison, J. A., 15 Gilmour St. 
 Ross, A., 7 M’Kerrell St. 
 Scott, A. H., 43 Mull St. 
 Whyte, J. B., Ardmillan, Blackhall 
 
 LEVEN, Fife. | 
 | 
 
 Wales. 
 
 BLAENAU FESTINIOG. 
 Jones, R. C., 10 Church St. 
 BORD, S.O% 
 Deakin, [A.B. (+), & W.Scott (+),] 
 Plas Ynys 
 BRECON. 
 Large, C. J. E.58 Lion St, 
 Williams, T., Church St. 
 BRIDGEND. 
 Cook, W. (+), & Edwards, A. G. (+), 
 Masonic Bldgs. 
 Lambert, G. F. & Son, Prudential 
 Bldgs. 
 Thomas, P. J. 
 BUILTH WELLS. 
 Smith, T., 5 Market Hall Bldgs. 
 CAD RP EMA a 
 Davies, D. M., 24 Cardiff Rd. 
 Watkins, G. L., Station Terrace 
 CARDIFF. 
 Batchelor, R. B., 19 Duke St. 
 Benson, L. B., 9 Tydraw Place, 
 Roath Park 
 Birkenhead, G. A., Caledonian 
 Chambers, St. Mary St. 
 Blessley, H. D., 22 Trinity St. 
 / Bruton, E. H,, 119 Queen St. 
 J Budgen, H., 95 St. Mary St. 
 7 Caple, W.H.D., Church St. Chbrs. 
 f Carter, J. C., Bank Bldgs., ‘St. 
 Marvy St. 
 Cornish, H., 197 Castle Rd 
 J Corbett, E. W. M., Bute Estate 
 Office, Castle St. 
 @ Down, E. G. C., 31 High St. 
 J Groves, J. F., Tredegar Estate 
 Office, Pearl St. ° 
 J Halliday, G. E., 14 High St. 
 
 + 
 
 =i 
 
 =n 
 
 Hodkinson, W. B., 1 Wordsworth 
 Avenue 
 James (/) & Morgan(/), Charles 
 St. Chambers 
 James, J. H., 18 Quay St. 
 Jones & Richards, Wharton St. 
 a Jones, I. P., 18 St. Mary St. 
 + Jones, E. J.,47 Westbourne Place, 
 Cowbridge Rd. 
 jf Kempson, F. R., 16 High St. 
 Kempthorne, C. H., 24 High St. 
 Leon, A. M., 20 Working St. 
 J Phillips, J. H., Clive Chmbrs., 
 Windsor Place 
 + Pugh-Jones, D., 62 Charles St. 
 Purnell, I. J., 102 St. Mary St. | 
 Reed, H., Atlas Chbrs., James St. | 
 Robertson, L., & Wilmott (a), 20 | 
 Working St. | 
 + Rodger, J. W., 14 High St. 
 Rooney, S., 9 Quay St. 
 Salmond, D. C., 15 Queen St. 
 Sanders, H. P., 23 St. Mary St. 
 J Seward, E., Queen’s Chambers, 
 Queen St. 
 + Scott, W. H., 18 Queen St. 
 + Smith, J. W., 81 Keppoch St. 
 Speir & Beavan, BoroughChmbrs., 
 Wharton St. 
 a Taylor, C., 12 Fitzalan Place 
 Teather (/) (+) & Wilson (+), An- 
 drew’s Bldgs., Queen St. 
 jf Thomas, G., Queen’s Chambers, 
 Queen St. 
 Ff Vaughan-Bruce, E. M., Dumfries 
 Place 
 Veall oh j., a ccm Sauk. 9s AcaGt)s 
 Arcade Chmbrs., High St. 
 Ware & Williams, Charles St. 
 
 FEU DIIRTE EG 
 Barker, D. M., 9 South Methven St. 
 Chalmers, A. G., 9 High St. 
 Heiton, A. G., 72 George St. 
 Maclaren & Mackay, 56 George St. 
 Marshall, J., New Scott St. 
 Menart & Jarvie, 28 South Methven 
 St. 
 
 Robertson, J. M., 68 St. John St. 
 Smart, D., 8 High St. 
 Smart, J. W., 28 York Place 
 
 a Young, G. P. K., 42 Tay St. 
 
 PITLOCHRY. 
 Bell, W. 
 
 ROTHESA Y. 
 Dewar, D., r5 Castle St. 
 M’ Lintock, G. M., 21 Castle St. 
 Thomson, J. R., 5 High St. 
 
 RUMBLING BRIDGE. 
 Macara, N. 
 
 ST. ANDREW'S. 
 Anderson, C. F., 141 South St. 
 Gillespie, J., & Scott, 4 Queen St. 
 Henry, D., Church Sq. 
 
 SELKATRE., 
 Bartie, J., County Bldgs. 
 
 STIRLING. 
 Allan, J., 11 King St. 
 Crawford & Fraser, 27 Murray PI. 
 Lupton, A. M., 37 Murray Place 
 McLuckie & Walker, 15 Dum- 
 barton Rd. 
 Simpson, E., 16 King St. 
 
 STRANRAER. 
 Adair, A., Harbour St. 
 Torrance, J., jun., Lochryan Place 
 
 STROMNESS. 
 Baikie, S., jun., North End 
 TAIN. 
 Maitland, A. & Sons, Academy St. 
 
 THURSO. 
 Macdonald, S., Olrig St. 
 
 TURRIFF. 
 Duncan, J. & Son, Hallhill 
 
 WICK. 
 Bissett, L., 18 Thurso St. 
 
 WISHA W. 
 Cowie, J., Cleland Rd. 
 Ross, M. & Sons, 50 Main St. 
 Steel, J. F., & King, 23 Hill St. 
 
 f+ Williams, E. J., 17 Quay St. 
 Williams, R. & S. (+t), Borough 
 Chmbrs., Wharton St. 
 
 CARDIGAN, 
 Lewis, L.' 7 Priory St. 
 
 CARMARTHEN. 
 
 Child, F. W., 2 Quay St. 
 
 Collier, E., 4 Quay St. 
 
 Jenkins, W. D., Shire Hall 
 
 Jones, A., Spilman St. 
 
 Morgan, G. & Sons (/ & a), 24 King 
 St 
 
 Monnsey,C. H., County Surveyor’s 
 Office 
 
 CARNARVON. 
 Bowen & Jones, 12 Castle Sq. 
 Evans, E., 8 Castle St. 
 Jones; Lb. Ly Dower Bidss; 
 
 Bridge St. 
 
 Jones, R. L., 14 Market St. 
 Thomas, H., Castle Buildings 
 White, E. F., 27 Bangor St. 
 
 COLWYN BAY. 
 Evans, W. R., Rhos-on-Sea 
 Goldsmith, H., Rhos-on-Sea 
 Hulse, A., Public Hall 
 Porter & Hunter, Estate Office 
 
 +4 
 
 + 
 
 COWBRIDGE. 
 Evans, R. L., Penllyn Court 
 DENBIGH. 
 Hughes, J., Park St. 
 FISHGUARD. 
 Lewis, L., High St. 
 HAVERFORDWEST. 
 
 Thomas,D.E. & Son,17 Victoria Pl. 
 a Thomas, A. H., St. Thomas Green 
 
354 
 
 ARCHITECTS. 
 
 [Wales & Ireland. 
 
 HENLLAN, S.O. 
 Davies, D., Penrhiwllan 
 ; HOLYHEAD. 
 f Owen, J., Exchange Chmbrs. 
 LAMPETER, S.O. 
 Price, L. B., Doldrement 
 LLANDAFF. 
 * Halliday, G. E., The Hermitage 
 + Pugh- Jones, D., Llandaff Yard 
 LLANDILO, 
 Evans, W. L., 34 Rhosmaen St. 
 f+Jenkins, D., Abbot’s Hill 
 + Jones, J. W., Gwily House 
 Williams, A. S., Alan Rd. 
 LLANDRINDOD WELLS. 
 Deakin, [A. B. (+), & W. Scott (+)] 
 Morris, E. P., Park Crescent 
 /+ Thomas, R, W., Victoria Chmbrs. 
 LLANDUDNO. 
 Crockatt, H., Vaughan St. 
 +Humphreys, G. A., Mostyn Estate 
 Office 
 Turner, E., Llewelwyn Chmbrs. 
 VNELCNPDILIONG, 
 Arnold, T., Castle Bldgs. 
 Burnell, J. E., Frederick St. 
 Davies, J. & Son(t), Cowell House 
 Griffiths, W., Falcon Chambers 
 Jones, D. L., Thomas St. 
 + Morgan, J. B., New Rd. 
 LLANFAIR, Pwll Gwyngyll, 
 S.O., Anglesey. 
 Jones, W. E., Anglesey Estate 
 Offices 
 LLANFAIRFECHAN, S.O. 
 a North, H. L., Town Hall 
 LLANIDLOES. 
 Grant, J. 
 LLANRWST. 
 Griffiths. T. 
 Jones, H. P. 
 McIntyre, P., Gwydyr Ucha 
 MACHYNLLETH. 
 a Bassett, G. T. 
 
 MAESTEG, S.O. 
 
 Burnett, E. W., St. Michael’s Rd. 
 Lambert, G. F. 
 
 MENAT BRIDGE. 
 f Owen, J., Uxbridge Square 
 + Thomas, R. G., Victoria Hotel | 
 
 MERTHYR TYDFIL. 
 Davies, C. M., 112 High St. 
 Jf Johnson, E. A., Glebeland House 
 + Marks, A. W. D., Merthyr Ex- 
 press Chmbrs. 
 Smith, J. L., 67 High St. 
 
 MILFORD HAVEN. | 
 
 Blethyn, C. L., Hamilton Terrace 
 Gaskell, J. B. 
 Wood, W. J. 
 MOLD. 
 Evans, S., County Offices, King 
 Ste 
 Roberts, A. B., Gwysaney Estate 
 Office 
 
 MOUNTAIN ASH. 
 Morgan & Elford,t+ 1 Jeffrey St. 
 
 NEATH. 
 Harris, E. H., Victoria Chmbrs., 
 The Parade 
 Jones, E. C., Queen’s Chmbrs., 
 Orchard St. 
 Jones, S. C., Gt. Western Chmbrs 
 a Nash, W. J., The Square 
 Rees, J. C., St. Thomas Chambers, 
 Church Place 
 NEWTOWN. 
 Jones, E., Severn Place 
 Parke, E., Bank Chmbrs., High St. 
 Swettenham, W.N., BankChmbrs., 
 High St. 
 PENARTH. 
 SF Carter, J. C., Victoria Rd. 
 
 Cornish, H., 5 Windsor Terrace 
 
 Purrell, I. J., 56 Plymouth Rd. 
 
 + Snell, H., 13 Hickman Rd. 
 PENCOED. 
 
 Evans, L. V., Court House 
 PENTRE, near Pontypridd. 
 + Rees, J., Hillside Cottage 
 + Morgan, W. D.; PO. Chmbrs: 
 a Richards, T. E., 196 Ystra Rd. 
 
 PONTLOTTYN, vita Cararff. 
 
 Davies, A. & W. 
 
 PONTYCLUN, S.O. 
 Davies, D., Llantrissant Rd. 
 Morgan, W., 11 Bute Crescent, 
 
 Cowbridge Rd. 
 
 PONTYPRIDD. 
 Evans, Williams & Evans, Post 
 Office Chmbrs. 
 John, M. W. R., ‘‘ Dumfries” 
 Lewis & Morgan, Market Sq. 
 Chmbrs. 
 + Phillips, T. R., Old Bank Chmbrs., 
 Market St. 
 Thomas,A.L].,Church St. Chmbrs 
 Williams. J. P., Taff St. 
 PORTH, Rhondda. 
 Jones, E., 257 High St., Cymmer 
 PORT DINORWIC. 
 Williams, W., Ffinfa 
 PORTMADOC. 
 Roberts, O. M. (+), & Son (+), 14 
 Bank Place 
 PORT TALBOT. 
 + Gibb, T., Station St. 
 James, J. A. 
 Jones & Peregrine, Bank Chmbrs. 
 + Smith, F. B., St. Oswald’s Chmbrs. 
 PRESTATYN, near Rhyl. 
 Jf Lavender, J., Constitutional Club 
 Bldgs., High St. 
 Thomas, W., High St. 
 VEN MOI GIEH BITE. 
 Jones, W. W., Salem Place 
 RHAVADER. 
 Jones, J., Penralley Estate Offices 
 
 Ireland. 
 
 BEFORE a name denotes Fellow of the Royal Institute of British 
 
 Architects. 
 
 f AFTER aname denotes Lellow of the Royal Institute of Architects, 
 
 Treland. 
 
 + Denotes Member of the Soctety of Architects. 
 
 ARMAGH. 
 Jervois, W. S.(7), 3 Seven Houses 
 Parkinson, H. C., 11 College St. 
 ATHLONE, 
 Skipton, J. G., Northgate St.. 
 BALLINASLOE. 
 Kempster, W. H., Mount Pleasant 
 Avenue 
 Smith, J. 
 BALLYMENA. 
 Boyd, A., 48 Church St. 
 McCann, FE. J., Broughshaue St. 
 
 BANBRIDGE, Co. Down. 
 Larmor, W. W. 
 
 VEY OIE TESTE. 
 Blackwood (mm) & Jury 
 Donegall Place 
 Boyd, R. A., 22 Lombard St. 
 Brennan, J. V., Belfast 
 Chmbs. 
 Bryne, E. & J., 4 Waring St. 
 Close, 8. P. (/) Donegall Square 
 Buildings 
 f Craig, V. (m), 22 Donegall Place 
 /f Fennell, W. J.(f), Scottish Provi- 
 dent Bldgs., Wellington Place 
 + Ferguson, G. W., 83 Royal Avenue 
 a Fitzsimmons, N., 13 Lombard St. 
 Fraser, J. &Son, 117a Victoria St. 
 J Gilliland, W. J. (#2), 9 Howard St. 
 Grame-Watt & (/) Tulloch (m), 
 774 Victoria St. 
 
 (m), 41 
 
 Bank 
 
 Hanna, J. Ocean Bldgs., 
 Donegall Square 
 Houston, T., King’s Court, 
 
 Wellington Place 
 Lepper (m) & Fennell (m), 33 War- 
 ing St. 
 
 Lynn, W. H. (/), 21 Callender St. 
 McCaul, TIT. H., ‘‘Fairview,” 
 Osborne Park 
 MeDonael J. J. (7), 27 Chichester 
 its 
 Moore, W. J., 35 Royal Avenue 
 Paterson, C. D., Scottish Provi- 
 dent Bldgs. 
 Pentland, T., 50 Wellington Place 
 a Phillips, J. St. J., 16 Donegall Sq., 
 South 
 Robinson, J. B., (mw), 21 Arthur St. 
 Roome, W. J. W., (#) “ Kings- 
 court,’’ Wellington Place 
 Russell, — 22 Waring St. 
 Seaver, H. (wv), Scottish Temp. 
 Assur. Bldgs., Donegall Sq., Sth. 
 Seeds, J., 7 Donegall Sq. West 
 Stevenson, S., 83 Royal Avenue 
 Taggart, W. D.R.., Scottish Provi- 
 dent Bldgs., Donegall Square 
 Tilley, J. W. E., 5 Ashley Avenue 
 Young & Mackenzie, Scottish Pro- 
 vident Bldgs., Donegall Sq. West 
 
 CASTLEBAR, Co. Mayo. 
 Ashton-Haghe, V. 
 COLERAINE. 
 Given, W. J. & M., Diamond 
 CORK. 
 Buckley, D, J., 53 South Mall 
 Coakley, D. J., 1 Charlotte Quay 
 Delany, J. F.(7), Municipal Bldgs. 
 Doran, C. G., 23 Chapel St. 
 Evans, R., 53 South Mali 
 Flanagin, H. W., 2 South Mall 
 Hennessy, M. A., 74 South Mall 
 f Hill, A. (/), 22 Georges St. _ 
 Ff Hill, W.H.(/) & Son,28 South Mall 
 F Hynes, S. F. (/), 2t South Mall 
 
 <r 
 
 Architects. 
 
 Thomas, R. W., County Surveyor’s 
 
 ffice 
 RHYL. 
 Ellis, W. P., Town Hall 
 Hughes, R. E., 158 Wellington Rd. 
 Simcock, W. J., North & South 
 Wales Bank Chmbrs., Bodfor St 
 SWANSEA. 
 Ellis, H. pe. to Fisher St. 
 Jones & Peregrine, 77 Rhyddings 
 Park Rd. f z : 
 f+Moxham, G., 39 Castle St. 
 Peacock, C. R., Metal Exchange, 
 Fisher St. 
 + Portsmouth, H. C., 6 Fisher St. 
 Ruthen, C. T., Bank Chambers 
 Heathfield St. a! 
 Thomas. C. S., 63 Wind St. 
 Thomas, J. M., 20 York St. 
 
 TONDU, Aberkenfig. 
 Burnett, E. W., Jarrow House 
 Hurley, J., 10 Bridgend Rd. 
 
 TONYPANDY, Pontypridd. 
 + Griffiths, R. S., Excelsior Bldgs. 
 Lewis & Morgan, Dunraven St. 
 TOWYN, S.O. 
 Deakin, (A.B. (+) & W.Scott (+)] & 
 Howard- Jones (+) 
 Howarth & Coslett, High St. 
 
 TREFOREST. 
 Cule, W. E., Rose Cottage 
 
 WELSHPOOL. 
 Shayler, F. H., Bridge House 
 Ward, F. D., 38 High St. 
 
 WREXHAM. 
 Bevan, F. A., Queen St. 
 
 a Gummow, M. J., Egerton St. 
 Morison, G., 4 Argyle St. 
 Moss, T., 2 Temple Row 
 Rutter, C. D., 9 High St. 
 Wiles, W. D., 42a High St. 
 
 VSTRAD MYNACH, vita Cardiff. 
 Kemshole, G., Duffryn House 
 
 @ 
 
 | a BEFORE a name denotes Associate of the Royal Institute of British 
 
 m AFTER a name denotes Member of the Royal Institute of Architects 
 
 Treland. 
 
 + McMullen, J. F.,(72), 30SouthMall 
 Roche, K. D., 70 South Mall 
 
 + Ryder, W.C., 13 South Mall 
 
 + Walker, R., & Son, 17 South Mall 
 
 CROSSMOLINA, S.O. 
 Scott, T. M. O., Stone Hall 
 
 CURRAGH CAWP. 
 O’Connell, J., R.E. Offices 
 
 DALKEY, S.O., Co. Dublin. 
 Higginbotham, J. J, (7), 3 Derry- 
 more Terrace, Convent kd. 
 
 DOWNPATRICK. 
 Heron, J., Court House 
 
 DROGHEDA. 
 Shaw, F. (7), 20 St. Lawrence St. 
 Turley, L., 17 St. Lawrence St. 
 
 DROMORE, S.O. 
 Hobart, H. 
 
 DUBLIN. 
 a Allberry, H. (m), Office of Public 
 Works 
 f Ashlin (f) & Coleman (1), 7 Dawson 
 S 
 
 Cs 
 fF Ashworth, C.H.,(/), 12 and 13 
 William St. 
 Baker, L., Eustace St. Bldgs. 
 Barrington, W., 9 Hume St. 
 SF Batchelor (/) & (/) Hicks (/), 86 
 Merion Square South 
 Beater, G. P. (7), 17 Lower Sack- 
 ville St. 
 Bergin, F., 36 Westmoreland St. 
 Bradbury, E. (wz), 7 Nassau St. 
 Bryne, W. H. (/), & Son (m), 20 
 Suffolk St. 
 
 ae F.C. (vz), 2 St. Andrew 
 t 
 
 Clayton, W. G. (7), Kimmage 
 anor, Terenure 
 Ff Cochrane. R. ( f), Office of Public 
 Works 
 Deane, T. M. (f), 15 Ely Place 
 Donnelly & Moore, 19 Nassau St. 
 Doolin (/), Butler (m1), & Donelly 
 (m), 12 Dawson St. 
 Sf Drew, Sir T. (f), 22 Clare St. 
 Farrall, J. J. (7),6 Westmoreland 
 S) 
 
 it: 
 Fuller, J. F. (4), 179 Great Bruns- 
 wick St. 
 Geoghegan, J. A. (mz), 115 Grafton 
 St 
 
 Going, S.R., 17 Nassau St. 
 
 Hayes, F., (m), 24 Nassau St. 
 
 Higginbotham, F. W., 9 Lower 
 Sackville St. 
 
 Holloway, J.. 
 berland Rd. 
 
 f Kaye-Parry (/) & Ross, 63 Dawson 
 
 se 
 
 (m), 21 Northum- 
 
 Livingston, R. A., 1 and 2 West- 
 moreland St. 
 Lowey, Stuart, & Son, 62 Dame St. 
 Lundy, H. J. (7), 38 Dame St. 
 McCarthy, C. J. (7), Municipal 
 Bldg., Cork Hill 
 McDonnell, L. A. (m7), 9 Hume St. 
 f Millar (f )& Symes, 60 Dawson St. 
 Jf Mitchell, W. M. (/), & Sons, lo 
 Stephen’s Green North 
 Morris, E. H. (wz), 43 Dame St. 
 Moyers & Son, 10 Sth. Frederick St. 
 f Murray, A. E. (/), 37 Dawson St. 
 O’Callaghan, L., 26 South Fredk. 
 St. 
 
 ; 
 
ARCHITECTS. 
 
 355 
 
 Ireland. | 
 O’Connor, G. L. (#7), 198 Great 
 Brunswick St. 
 O'Neil, W. P. (m), 200 Great 
 
 Brunswick St. 
 Orpen, R. C. (/), 13 South Fred 
 erick St. 
 O’Sullivan, P. F., Tolka View, 
 Richmond Rd., Fair View 
 / Owen, C. A. va 29 Molesworth St. 
 ip Pentland, J. H., Office of Public 
 Works 
 Powell, C. B., 107 Rathmines 
 Scott, A. (+), & Son (7), 34 Lower 
 Sackville St. 
 taScott, W. A. (m1), 45 Mountjoy Sq. 
 Shaw, F. (72), 36 Sth. Frederick St. 
 
 Shaw, rol ay femor cians St. 
 
 a Sheridan, Gi -(f), 25 Suffolk St. 
 Stirling, R. f), 24 Clare St. 
 Swan, R.S. (7), 27 Mespil Rd. 
 Webb, af Hi vs 2t Clare St. 
 Wilmot, J. C. (wm), Merrion St. 
 
 Wilson, W.C. , St. James’ Terrace, 
 Malahide 
 
 Wrenn, J. P., (m) 189 Gt. Bruns- 
 wick St. ; 
 
 DUNDALK. 
 Barber, W. S., Francis St. 
 Beck, W., Francis St. 
 Cahill, P., Seatown Place 
 McGahon, J. F., Roden Place 
 McNair, A. T., 84 Clanbrassil St. 
 Tuite, C. M., Castletown Rd. 
 
 DUNGARVAN. 
 Barr, J 
 
 DUNLAVIN, Co. 
 Ramsay, J. J. O. 
 
 Wicklow. 
 
 EDENDERRY, King’s Co. 
 Waters, H. R. 
 
 ENNIS, Co. Clare. 
 Carroll, W., jun. 
 GALWAY. 
 Hamilton, T. T., 7 University Rd. 
 Macdonald, 7: (m), Francis St. 
 + Tighe, M. fe ( mt), Merville 
 GARVA GH. 
 McCay, S., Mount Pleasant 
 GREENCAS TLE, Londonderry. 
 Nolan, F. 
 INNISHANNON. 
 Payne, S., Upton House 
 
 KILDARE. 
 Bergin, F., Beech Grove 
 
 KILKEEL, S.O., Co. Down, 
 Page, E. C. 
 
 LARNE HARBOUR. 
 Dellridge, J. H., ‘‘ Dundela”’ 
 
 LETTERKENNY, Co. Donegal. 
 
 O’Callaghan, M. 
 Mc. Intyre, J. 
 
 LIMAVADY, Co. Londonderry. 
 Wilson, J. W. 
 
 LIMERICK. 
 
 | Barrington, W., Clare Chmbs. 
 
 Browne, J. J. F., 23 Glentworth St. 
 
 Chamney, J. E., 20 County View 
 Terrace, Ballinacurra 
 
 DeCourcy, R.W., Cecil St. 
 
 Fogerty, R ., Henry St. 
 
 Horan, J.,82 George St. 
 Lynch, P. J. (7), 8 Mallow St. 
 O’Malley, by, LO, ‘Glentworth St. 
 Sheehy, B. E. F., 57 George St. 
 Slade, M. G., 3 The Crescent 
 
 LISMORE. 
 Fitzgeraid, L. M., Estate Office, 
 Lismore Castle 
 O’Riordan, A. W. 
 
 LONDONDERRY. 
 Buchanan, R. E. & Co., Castle St. 
 Conroy, D., 21 Shipquay St. 
 Elliott, P. H., Property Exchange, 
 
 Castle St. 
 Johnston, T., 11 East Wall 
 Knox, J. M. Ce 2 East Wall 
 McElwee, W., William St. 
 McGrath, J. P. ,Commercial Bdgs., 
 Foyle St. 
 Nolan, R. H., Carlisle Rd. 
 Pinkerton, W. E. (7), Shipquay St. 
 peetaae a! M. A. (wz), 3 Richmond 
 St. 
 Robinson, J. M., 7 East Wall 
 Simmons, R. H., Duke St., W’side 
 Stewart, ie McC., Victoria Chbrs. - 
 Strand Rd. 
 Toye, E. J., 20 Great James St. 
 
 LONGFORD. 
 a Gunnis, J. W., ‘‘ Winston”’ 
 
 MAGHERACASTLE, Co. Antrim. 
 Mackinnon, J. (m), Clogher House 
 
 MULROY, MILFORD, Co. 
 
 Donegal. 
 Wilkinson, J., Leitrim Estates 
 Office 
 
 NAAS. 
 J Glover, E., Court House 
 
 NEWCASTLE WEST, 
 Co. Limerick. 
 
 Leahy, J. 
 NEWTOWNARDS, Co. Down. 
 Chappell, H. (7), Phe Grove 
 
 QUEENSTOWN. 
 Doran, C. G., Dunworth House 
 
 RATHDRUM, Co. Wicklow. 
 Gallagher, S. G. 
 
 RATHKEALE, 'S.O., 
 Co. Limerick. 
 Hartigan, F, C., St. Kyran’s 
 pea es Down. 
 Watson, W. J. (7), Benvenue 
 SLIGO. 
 Gilcriest, J. F. (m7), Wine St. 
 WATERFORD. 
 Duffin, W. E. L’Estrange, Co. 
 Surveyor’ s Office 
 Lovell, A. O. M., 87 Quay. 
 WEXFORD. 
 
 O’Brien, E. S., Westown House 
 The Westgate 
 Webster, H 
 
 WICKLOW. 
 
 Moore, G. T 
 Pansing, J., ‘Church Hill 
 
ECCLESIASTICAL SURVEYORS. . 
 
 2. Ecclesiastical Surveyors. 
 
 (Appointed under the Ecclesiastical Dilapidations Acts, 1871.) 
 
 Those marked (*) ave Members of the Ecclesiastical Surveyors’ Association. 
 
 DIOCESE OF BANGOR. 
 *Hughes, H., A.R.I.B.A., Arvonia Bldgs., Bangor 
 
 DIOCESE OF BATH AND WELLS. 
 
 *Hippisley, E. M., 1o Chamberlain St., Wells (No. 1 
 District) 
 
 * Wainwright, C. R., Shepton Mallet (No. 2 District) 
 
 *Cottam, A. B., 43 & 45 High St., Bridgwater (No. 
 3 District) 
 
 DIOCESE OF BRISTOL. 
 *Ponting, C. E., F.S.A., Marlborough 
 
 DIOCESE OF CANTERBURY. 
 *Jennings, W. J., 4 St. Margaret St., Canterbury 
 
 DIOCESE OF CARLISLE. 
 Ormiston, A., Carlisle 
 *Banks, J., 14 Finkle St., Kendal ° 
 Wadham, W. F. A., Millwood, Dalton-in- Furness 
 
 DIOCESE OF CHESTER. 
 *Hall, C. R., West St., Congleton, Cheshire 
 
 DIOCESE OF CHICHESTER. 
 
 *Ridge, L. W., F.R.I.B.A., 5 Verulam Bldgs., Gray’s 
 Inn, & 104 High Holborn, London, W.C. 
 
 DIOCESE OF DURHAM. 
 *Moscrop, W. J., F.R.I.B.A., Feethams, Darlington 
 
 DIOCESE OF ELY. 
 
 *Fawcett, W. M., F.R.1.B.A.,1 Silver St., Cambridge 
 *Flatman, J., Newmarket 
 
 *Ladds, S.I., Market Place, Huntingdon 
 *Mallows, C. E., Times Bldgs., Bedford 
 
 DIOCESE OF EXETER. 
 
 Andrew, J. M., Ridgway Plympton, Devon 
 (Deaneries of Plympton, Tamerton, Tavistock, 
 and Okehampton, in the Archdeaconry of Totnes) 
 
 *Rowell, W., M.S.A., 10 Devon Square, Newton 
 Abbot (Deaneries of Woodleigh, Totnes, Ipplepen 
 and Moreton, in the Archdeaconry of Totnes) 
 
 *Smyth-Richards, G. C., Barnstaple (Archdeaconry 
 of Barnstaple) 
 
 *Harbottle, E. H., County Chmbrs., Exeter (Arch- 
 deaconry of Exeter) 
 
 DIOCESE OF GLOUCESTER. 
 
 *Waller, F. W., F.R.J.B.A., 17 College Green, 
 Gloucester 
 
 DIOCESE OF HEREFORD. 
 
 “Oswell, A. E. Lloyd, A.R.I.B.A., Dana Chmbrs., 
 Castle Gates, Shrewsbury (Archdeaconry of 
 Ludlow) 
 
 *Nicholson, J. A. T., A.R.I.B.A., Hereford (Arch- 
 deaconry of Hereford) 
 
 DIOCESE OF LICHFIELD. 
 
 *lynam, C., F.R.I.B.A., Stoke-on-Trent (Arch- 
 deaconry of Stoke-on-Trent, and part of Arch- 
 deaconry of Stafford) 
 
 *Beck, F. T., Wulfrun Chmbrs., Darlington St., 
 Wolverhampton (part of Archdeaconry of 
 Stafford) 
 
 *Nevitt, R. A., 574 Greengate, Stafford (part of 
 Archdeaconry of Stafford) 
 
 *Treasure, H. H., 16 Chester St., Shrewsbury (Arch- 
 
 __ deaconry of Salop) 
 
 *Oswell, A. E. Lloyd, A.R.I.B.A., Dana Chmbrs. 
 Castle Gates, Shrewsbury (Archdeaconry of Salop 
 
 DIOCESE OF LINCOLN. 
 
 *Bond, W., 11 Elmer St., Grantham 
 *Gregorie, F. St. B., Lincoln 
 *Scorer, W., Bank St. Chmbrs., Lincoln 
 Walter, S. Horncastle 
 *Tindal, C..W., Wainfleet 
 Traylen, J. C., A.R.I.B.A., Stamford 
 Williams, R., Wragby 
 
 DIOCESE OF LIVERPOOL. 
 *Bradbury, G., 14 Cook St., Liverpool | 
 
 DIOCESE OF LLANDAFF. | 
 
 | 
 
 *Halliday, G. E., F.R.1I.B.A., 14 High St., Cardiff, | 
 
 and Llandaff (Archdeaconry of Llandaff) | 
 
 Caple, W. H. D., Church St. Chmbrs., Cardiff | 
 (Archdeaconry of Monmouth) 
 
 DIOCESE OF LONDON. | 
 
 *Jackson, A. B., 3 New Sq., Lincoln’s Inn, W.C. 
 *Monson, E., F.R.I.B.A., Grosvenor House, Acton | 
 Vale, W., & 22 Buckingham St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 
 DIOCESE OF MANCHESTER. | 
 
 Preston, R. B., 57, South King St., Manchester 
 (Archdeaconry of Manchester) 
 
 Seward, J. A., 148 Church St., Preston (Arch- 
 deaconries of Lancaster and Blackburn) 
 
 DIOCESE OF NEWCASTLE. 
 *Plummer, A. B., F.R.1.B.A., 13 Grey St., Newcastle- | 
 
 on-Tyne 
 
 DIOCESE OF NORWICH. 
 *Green, H. J., A.R.I.B.A., 31 Castle Meadow, | 
 Norwich 
 *Bisshopp, E. F., 32, Museum St., Ipswich | 
 *Lacey, A. J., 6 Upper King St., Norwich | 
 
 DIOCESE OF OXFORD. 
 *Stallwood, S. S., 27 Market Place, Reading ! 
 
 DIOCESE OF PETERBOROUGH. 
 
 *Townsend, H. M., A.R.I.B.A., Cross St., Peter- 
 borough (Archdeaconry of Oakham) 
 
 *Draper, A. T.,Leicester (Archdeaconry of Leicester) 
 
 *Holding, M. H., Corn Exchange, Northampton 
 (Archdeaconry of Northampton) 
 
 DIOCESE OF RIPON. 
 
 *Chorley, H. S., 15 Park Row, Leeds 
 
 *Peterson, E. P., ro The Exchange, Bradford 
 Moscrop, W. J., F.R.1.B.A., Feethams, Darlington 
 
 *Broughton, J. W., 19 High St., Skipton-in-Craven 
 
 DIOCESE OF ROCHESTER. 
 
 *Rawlinson, J., 11 Adam St., Strand, London, W.C 
 *Whinney, T. B., 8 Old Jewry, London, E.C. 
 
 DIOCESE OF SALISBURY. 
 
 *Harding, M., 58 High St., Salisbury (Archdeaconry 
 of Sarum) 
 
 *Ponting, C. E., Marlborough (Archdeaconries of 
 Wilts and Dorset) 
 
 DIOCESE OF ST. ALBANS. 
 
 *Chancellor, F., F.R.I.B.A., Chelmsford ' . 
 * Jackson, A. B., 3 New Sq., Lincoln’s Inn, W.C. 
 *Davys, F. T., Wheathampstead 
 
 *Francis, H. N., PalmerstonBldgs.,OldBroadSt.E.C. 
 *Beaumont, P. M., Maldon, Essex 
 
 *Frere, E. C., 27 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, London, W.C. 
 
 ' DIOCESE OF ST. ASAPH. 
 Hughes, J., Park St., Denbigh (Archdeaconry of 
 St. Asaph) 
 Spaull, W. H., F.R.I.B.A., 24 Upper Brook St., 
 Oswestry (Southern portion of Diocese) 
 
 DIOCESE OF ST. DAVID'S. 
 *Williams, G. G., Ashburnham Estate Office, Burry 
 
 Port, R.S.O., Carmarthenshire 
 *Owen, T. R., Haverfordwest 
 
 DIOCESE OF SODOR AND MAN. 
 Cowle, H., St. George’s St., Douglas. 
 
 DIOCESE OF SOUTHWELL. 4 
 
 *Wigram, J., South Collingham, Newark 
 *Currey, P. H., Market Place, Derby 
 *Brewill, A. W., 44 Parliament St., Nottingham 
 *Hunter, M., Bridge St., Belper ; 
 Coleman, J., Derby 
 *Heazell, A. E., Burton Bldgs., Parliament St., 
 Nottingham 
 
 DIOCESE OF TRURO. 
 
 Strong, J. M., St. Stephen-by-Launceston (Arch- 
 deaconry of Bodmin) 
 
 Jenkins, W. K., 12 Woud Lane, Falmouth (Arch- 
 deaconry of Cornwall) 
 
 DIOCESE OF WAKEFIELD. 
 
 *Fox, C. J., 7 Rawson St., Halifax 
 *Hanson, J. H., Huddersfield 
 
 *Simpson, F., Southgate Chmbrs., Wakefield 
 
 DIOCESE OF WINCHESTER. 
 
 *Barker, A. R., 11 Buckingham St., Strand, W.C. 
 *Cancellor, B. D., 12 Jewry St., Winchester 
 
 DIOCESE OF WORCESTER. 
 
 Mansell, E., 47 Temple Row, Birmingham (County of 
 Warwick) 
 
 _ Parker, A. H., F.R.1.B.A., 5 Foregate St., Worcester 
 
 (remainder of Diocese) 
 
 DIOCESE OF YORK. 
 
 Brierley, W. H., 13 Lendal, York 
 
 *Brodrick, F. S., 77 Lowgate, Hull 
 
 *Demaine, J., 13 Lendal, York 
 
 *Lofthouse, IT. A., 62 Albert Rd., Middlesbrough 
 Walker, W. S., 77 Lowgate, Hull 
 
 *Webster, J. D., ro St. James’ St., Sheffield 
 
357 
 
 BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 3. 
 
 Buitders and Contractors. 
 
 The following List comprises the Builders and Contractors whose names have been supplied by over 2000 Architects 
 
 as Firms who have carried out work under their supervision. In some cases Firms have given lists of works 
 
 executed which should be a guide to the selection of names when putting out Contracts. 
 
 guarantee is given as to the position or qualification of any Firm in the List. 
 
 No 
 
 1. London. 
 
 2. Provincial. 
 
 3. Scotland. 4. 
 
 (R.P.) Indicates Registered Plumber. 
 
 Wales. 5. Ireland. 
 
 Abrams, H. J. S.,8a Canfield Gardens, South Hamp- 
 
 stead, N.W. 
 Abbott, J., 2 Welbourne Rd., Tottenham, N. 
 Adams & Son, King George St., Greenwich, S.E. 
 
 THOMAS ADAMS, 
 Tramway, Road & Sewer Contractor. 
 
 Estimates for Public Works. 
 Crier Orrice— 
 WOOD GREEN, LONDON, N. 
 WHARVES :— 
 Holloway, G.N.R. Thames Wharf. 
 Pepper’s Warehouses. Palace Gates. 
 
 Telegrams: ‘‘ Prprnayine, London.” 
 Telephone : No. 16 Torrznnam. 
 j Bankers : London and County. 
 References trom leading Engineers, Architects and 
 Surveyors. 
 Steam Rollers and Road Scarifiers on Hire. 
 eens 
 
 ESTABLISHED 1852. 
 
 T. H. ADAMSON & SONS, 
 
 BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS, 
 Stone and Marble Masons, 
 
 HIGH STREET, PUTNEY, S.W. 
 Telephone: 45, PUTNEY. 
 
 This is now the only address of the business hitherto 
 carried on at Putney, Chiswick and Ealing. 
 
 Aird, J., & Sons, Belvedere Rd., S.E. 
 
 Aitchinson, T., 181 West End Lane, N.W. 
 
 Akers & Co., 13 High St., South Norwood, S.E. 
 
 Aldin & Johnson, 1 Gloucester Rd., S.W. 
 
 Aldin Bros. & Davies, 39A Queen’s Gate Gdns., S.W. 
 
 Alflatt, 24 Matilda St., Caledonian Rd., N. 
 
 Allen, F. S., 68 Park Lane, Tottenham, N. 
 
 Allen, G. E., 256 Lillie Rd., Fulham, S.W. 
 
 Altria, G., 28 Tavistock Cres., Westbourne Park, W. 
 
 Alwin, J., 23 Ashmead Rd., St. John’s, S.E. 
 
 Ambrose, E., 36 High St., Highgate, N. 
 
 Anderson, H. R., 25 Chilworth St., Paddington, W. 
 
 Anderson, J., 4 Clareville Gds., S. Kensington, S.W. 
 
 Andrew & Nansen, 18 Brixton Rd., S.W. 
 
 Andrews, A., Carlton Rd., Mile End, E. 
 
 Ansell, C., 14 & 15 Chicheley St., York Rd., S.E. 
 
 Appleby, J., & Sons, Aquinas St., Stamford St., S.E. 
 
 Ashby & Horner, 8 Aldgate, E. 
 
 Ashby Bros., 6 Union Court, Old Broad St., E.C. 
 
 Athey, F. (see Advt.) 
 
 Back, W. H., 179 Belsize Rd., Kilburn, N.W. 
 
 Bain, J., Ravenscourt Avenue, King St. West, 
 Hammersmith, W. 
 
 Balaam Bros., Shenton St., Old Kent Rd., S.E. 
 
 Banfield, J. S., 309 King St. W., Hammersmith, W. 
 
 Banks, W., 18 Egerton Rd., Greenwich, S.E. 
 
 Barber, A., & Son, 2 Fetter Lane, E.C. 
 
 Bargman, Son & Co., Bride Lane, Fleet St., E.C. 
 
 Barker, G., 21a Settles St., Commercial Rd., E. 
 
 Barker, J., & Co., 52-56 High St., Kensington, W. 
 
 Barnett, S., 68 Salisbury Rd., Kilburn, N.W. 
 
 CON. COM. U. 
 
 | 
 FRED. ATHEY. 
 
 (Assoc. Royal San. Inst.) 
 BUILDER & DECORATOR, 
 
 52A & 538 HIGH STREET, 
 
 | SOUTH NORWOOD, 
 
 Barrett & Power, 30 Little Trinity Lane, E.C. 
 
 Barrett, H. G. & Co., 59, Fernhead Rd., Harrow 
 Rd., N.W. 
 
 Barrett, W., 65 Myddleton Rd., Bowes Park, N. 
 
 Bartholomew & Co., 11 
 Square, W. 
 
 Bate Bros., 29 Hornsey Rise, N. 
 
 Batt & Hart, 65 Aldersgate St., E.C. 
 
 Battley, Sons, & Holness, 21 Old Kent Rd., S.E. 
 
 Baxter, J., 38 Plashet Rd., Upton Park, E. 
 
 Baylis & Freshwater, 58 Earl’s Court Rd., S.W. 
 
 Beale,G.W.,GroveHo.,Cambridge HeathBdge.,N.E. 
 
 Beaton, W.S., 18 & 19 Hindon St., Pimlico, S. W. 
 
 Beattie, R. P., 191 Victoria Street, S.W. 
 
 Beckey, W., 69 Gloucester Rd., Camberwell, S.E. 
 
 Bell, G., Tottenham Hale, N. 
 
 Portman St., Portman 
 
 TrLEPHONE: No. 1156 HAMMERSMITH. 
 
 oh AS Bey, 
 wy LTD., O 
 Builder and % 
 Contractor, 
 
 CHANCELLOR’S WORKS, 
 HAMMERSMITH, W. 
 
 Architects and Private References if required, 
 
 SSeecetaad 
 Bennet & Son, Hither Green Lane, Lewisham, S.E. 
 Best, S. R., 129 Shardeloes Rd., Brockley, S.E. 
 Bird, S. G., 284 Upper George St., W. 
 Black, A., & Son, Perry Vale, Forest Hill, S.E. 
 Blackmore, T., 10 Rectory Grove, Clapham, S.W. 
 Bloomfield, J. E., 156 West Grn. Rd., Tottenham, N. 
 Blow, S. (R-P.), 3 and 34 Royal Mint St., E. 
 Blyth & Co., 31 Park Ter., Regent’s Park, N.W. 
 Blyton, C., & Sons, 13 and 14 King St., E.C. 
 Boader, J., 2 Hetley Rd., Shepherd’s Bush, W. 
 Bostel, D. T., & Sons, 71 Ebury St., S.W. 
 Bothwell, A., 112 Clifton Rd., Canning Town, E. 
 Boulter, W., 25r Romford Rd., Forest Gate, E. 
 Boulton, S. J., 8 College St., Islington, N. 
 Bovis, C. W., & Co., 1 New St., Dorset Sq., N.W. 
 Bowden Bros., 55 Kilburn Park Rd., N.W. 
 Bowden, C., & Co., 79 Elizabeth St., Eaton Sq., S.W. 
 
 Bowyer, J., & Co., College Rd., Dulwich, S.E. 
 
 J. & C. BOWYER, 
 
 (EsTABLISHED 1860) 
 
 BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS, 
 Westow St., Upper Norwood, S.E. 
 
 Works executed include— 
 
 Penge Vestry Hall, Anerley ; Congregational Church, 
 Anerley; Wesleyan Chapel, Anerley; Wesleyan Chapel 
 and Schools, Upper Norwood ; Tower, Upper Norwood 
 Congregational Church ; Tower and Spire Renovation, 
 All Saints’ Church, Upper Norwood ; Christ Church 
 Schools, Upper Norwood; Wesleyan Chapel and 
 Schools, Roupell Park; Board Schools, UpperNorwood; 
 Additions, Baptist Chapel, Upper Norwood; Congre- 
 gational Church, Addiscombe; Alterations,&c., Wes- 
 leyan Chapel, Addiscombe; Congregational Church 
 Schools, Bromley; St. Mary’s Church (Additions), 
 Balham; Wesleyan Chapel and Schools, Streatham ; 
 Church of Ascension, Balham; St. Luke’s Church, 
 Bermondsey ; St. Anselm’s Church, Streatham; St. 
 Peter’s Church (Additions), Streatham; Alterations, 
 &c., Wesleyan Chapel,Sydenham; Additions, Dulwich 
 Picture Gallery; All Saints’ Church, West Dulwich 
 Additions, Christ Church, Gipsy Hill; St. Mary’s 
 Chapel, Brondesbury; Additions,Christ Church, North 
 Finchley ; Chelsea Casual Wards; Bromley Wesleyan 
 Sunday Schools; Coroner’s Court and Mortuary, 
 Lewisham; Lewisham Town Hall Extension; and 
 various Building Contracts for the School Board for 
 London, etc., ete., and some Hundreds of Residences 
 under various Architects. 
 
 Boxall, E., 5roA High Rd., Tottenham, N. 
 Boyce, T., 8 Hart St., Bloomsbury, W.C. 
 Brading, R. W., 202 South Lambeth Rd., S.W. 
 Bragg, H., & Sons, Robsart St., Brixton, S.W. 
 Braid, Pater & Co., Ld., 9 Bow Churchyard, E.C. 
 
 W.M.BRAND & Co. 
 
 Builders & Contractors, 
 247 West Green Road, 
 
 SOUTH TOTTENHAM, N, 
 
 Telephone No. 1728 Tottenham. 
 (Se RRR AES Ue RRR CORNEA 28 seis NORCO eR 
 
 Brass, W., 13 and 14 Abchurch Lane, E.C. 
 
 Bray & Pope, 12 Cambridge Place, Hyde Park, W. 
 Bridgman, J., 14 Guildford St., Gray’s Inn Rd.,W.C. 
 Brittain, G., 247 Kennington Rd., S.E. 
 
 Britton, F., 44 Bedford Row, W.C, 
 
 Brown & Harris, 24 Devonshire St., W.C. 
 Brown, A. J., 56 Leighton Rd., Kentish Town, N.W. 
 Brown, C. E., 96 Wellfield Rd., Streatham, S.W. 
 Brown, G., 6 Malden Cres., Kentish Town, N.W. 
 Brown, H., 160 Albion Rd., Stoke Newington, N 
 Brown, W., 274 Goswell Rd., E.C. 
 
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 ES’ TABLISHE D 1882. 
 
 WwW. & C. BROWN, 
 
 Builders, Contractors, and Boiler Setters, j 
 POPLAR WORKS, 
 385, Garrett Lane, 
 (Late 1 Inman Road,) 
 
 WANDSWORTH, S.W. 
 
 Telephone No. 364 Battersea. 
 
 Estimates given for all kinds of Boiler 
 Setting. 
 
 Brown, W. G., 190 Mile End Rd., E. 
 
 Bryant, J. J., Bedford Park, Turnham Green, W. 
 
 Bryden, M., 26 Lynmouth Rd., Stamford Hill, N. 
 
 Bucknell, R. & Son, 590 Regent’s Park Rd., N.W. 
 
 Buckeridge, R. S., 37 High St., Manchester Sq., W. 
 
 Bugler & Co., Upper Richmond Rd., Putney, S. Ww. 
 
 Bullers, J., George Row, Be rmondsey, S.E. 
 
 Burdett & Sons, 9 Spring St., Hyde Park, W. 
 
 Burford & Son, 35 High St., Hampstead, NW. 
 
 Burman, H., & Sons, Sharsted St., Kennington, S.E. 
 
 Burton & Tisdale, 72 Cannon St. Rd., E. 
 
 Burton, W., 74A Kensington Park Rd., W. 
 
 Bush, A., & Sons, 6A Ridgmount St., W.C. 
 
 Butland, J., 2 Braden St., Paddington, W. 
 
 Bywaters, G. H. & A., & Sons (R.Ps.), 10 King St., 
 Regent St., W. 
 
 Cains, S., Leytonstone Rd., Leytonstone, E. 
 
 Callingham, W., St. Mary ’Abbott’s Ter., Kensing- 
 ton, W. 
 
 Callow & Wright,Grange Rd., Willesden Grn,, N.W. 
 
 Calnan & Son, 2424 Commercial Rd., E 
 
 Campbell, Smith & Co. Ld., 75 Newman St., W. 
 (Interior Decorators) 
 
 Candler, G., & Son, 258A Brixton Hill, S.W. 
 Carmichael, J., 331 Trinity Rd. , Wandsworth, S.W. 
 Carter & Wise, Crescent Place, Fulham Rd, S.W. 
 Castle, C.,& Son, 6 Clifden Rd. ,Lower Clapton, N.E. 
 Catley, J., Selby Rd., Leytonstone, E. 
 Chafen & Newman, 96 Trundleys Rd., Deptford, 
 S.E. (and Pile Drivers) 
 Chalkley, J..C., 42 Grange Rd., Bermondsey, S.E. 
 Chamberlen Bros., 182 Hammersmith Rd., W. 
 Champion, W. T., 1 Scylla Rd., Peckham, S.E 
 Chapman, W., 36 Black Lion Lane, Hammersmith, W. 
 Chappelow, GA , 274 Charles St., Berkeley Sq., Ww. 
 Chapple, G. J., 163 Vauxhall Bridge Rd., SW. 
 Charlton, W. A., ‘‘ St. Leonards,’”’? Mill Hill, 
 Chatwin, mA , 122 ‘Clarendon Rd. , Notting Hill, Aw. 
 Chessum, J., & Sons, Monier Rad., Bow, E. 
 Child, H., 10 & 11 Harp Alley, Farringdon St.. E.C. 
 Chinchen,F. T. & Co., Berens Rd. , Kensal Green, W. 
 Chirgwin, A. B., 4 Parfitt Rd., S. ‘Bermondsey, S. E. 
 Christmas, io, (ex BGG, Dartmouth Rd., Forest Hill, 
 S.E. 
 
 Chubb, E., Southgate Rd., Islington, N. 
 
 Clare Bros., 182 Romford Rd., B. 
 
 Clarke & Bracey, 64 Coleman St., E.C. 
 
 Clarke & Mannooch, 6 Great Castle Stewie 
 
 Clark, A. C., 225 Camberwell Rd., S.E. 
 
 eo I Ee 15 Lessar Avenue, Clapham Common, 
 S.W 
 
 Clarke, T., 41 Church Rd., Brixton, S.W. 
 
 Clemens. ae Bridge Rd., Stratford, 1D}, 
 
 Clifton, H. CE 24 Cleveland Gdns., Bayswater, W. 
 
 Clinch & Son, 8 Halliford S8t., Essex Rd., N. 
 
 Clogg, H. V., 81 Vallence Rd., N.E. 
 
 Cock, E., 137 Wardour St., W. 
 
 Cockerell, M., & Sons, 107 Hammersmith Rd., W. 
 
 Cocks, J. & H.,Ld., 1 Frederick Pl., Mile End Rd., E. 
 
 Cogman, B. R. yay ‘Lawrence Rd. , Tottenham, N. 
 
 Cole, C., 45 Museum Sts Bloomsbury, Was 
 
 Colley, B. , & Sons, Portland Rd. , Notting Hill, W. 
 
 Collingwood, W. O. , 158 Brockley Rid. 5, Bs 
 
 Collins, Gyib). , 78 Northcote Rd. ’ Battersea, S.w. 
 
 Collins, J. F. "16 Camden Rd., N.W. 
 
 Colls & Sons (Trollope, ¢ G.& Sons, & Colls & Sons, 
 Ltd.), 5 Coleman St., E.C. 
 
 Colman, os C., 389 High Rd., Tottenham, nee 
 
 Cone & ‘Smith; Grove ‘Lane, Stamford Hill, 
 
 Coney, H. & Co., 190, Brockley Rd., S.E. 
 
 Coombs, A., London Rd., Forest Hill, Ss 
 
 Co- operative Bldrs., Ld., "Burton Rd., Brixton, S.W. 
 
 Cooper & Holt, 48 to 50 Bunhill Row, E.C. 
 
 Cooper & Taylor, 35 Duke St., Manchester Sq., W. 
 
 Cooper, J., 78 Lebanon Gdns., Wandsworth, S. Ww. 
 
 Cooper, S., 65 Crystal Palace Rd., S.E. 
 
 Cooper, Ww. ,17 Mortimer St., W. 
 
 Costa, W. & Co., Gresham Rd., Brixton, S.W, 
 
 Cottrell, F., 118 Crouch Hill, N. 
 
 Coulsell Bros., Morpeth St., Bethnal Green, E. 
 
 Coulthard, T., 113 Eaton Terrace, Ebury St., S.W. 
 
 Courtney and Fairbain (see Advt. 
 
 Cowley & Drake,18 Dean Rd., Willesden Green, 
 
 N.W. 
 
 Cowtan & Sons, Ld., 314 Oxford St., W. 
 
 Cox, G., 495 Holloway Rd., N. 
 
 Cox, H. , 14 Parkhouse St., Camberwell, S:E. 
 
 Coxhead, F. J. (see Advt. 
 
 Crabb & Son, 1oo Brixton Hill, S.W. 
 
 Craske, O. (see Advt). 
 
 Creaton & Co., 13 Lancaster St., Hyde Park, W. 
 
 Courtney & Fairbairn 
 
 Builders and Contractors, 
 
 Marlborough Works, 
 Albany Road, 
 CAMBERWELL, S.E. 
 
 Among the works recently executed are the 
 
 following : 
 
 New Bank at corner of Old St: and Clerkenwell 
 Rd,, T. B. Whinney, Esq., Archt,. 
 
 3 Blocks of Premises corner of Sloane St. 
 | Brompton Rd., W. D. Goodwin, Esq., Archt. 
 
 The Cranbourne Hotel, St. Martin’s Lane; Wer 
 R. A. Lewcock, Esq., Archt, 
 
 New Warehouses, Craven St. , East Rd., City Rd., 
 Ernest Newton, Esq., Archt. 
 
 New Factory for Scott’s Emulsion Factory, 
 Southall, C. G. Miller, Esq., Archt. 
 
 New Warehouses, Portpool Lane, Gray’s Inn Rd., 
 W.C., M. T. Saunders, Esq., Archt. 
 
 New Bottling Stores, Canal St. 
 Sel even |ackaaki sce Archt. ; etc. 
 
 and 
 
 Camberwell, 
 
 F. J. COXHEAD, 
 
 Builder and Contractor, 
 LEYTONSTONE, E. 
 
 Among the Works Executed are the following— 
 
 New Schools at Barking; C. J. Dawson, Archt., 
 £12,000. 
 
 New Infants’ School, Stamford Hill, for Tottenham 
 School Board; C. Bell, Archt., £6, 155. 
 
 New Barracks at Sunderland, for the Salvation 
 Army; W. Gilbee Scott, Archt., £3,600. 
 
 Enlargement of Canonbury Rd. Schools, London 
 School Board; T. J. Bailey, archt., £12, 000. 
 
 Enlargement, Kender Street Schools, 
 School Board; T. J. Bailey, Archt., £2,800. 
 
 New Methodist Church, Walthamstow; J. W. 
 Dunford, Archt., £2,500. 
 
 New Presbyterian Church, Leytonstone; W. 
 Wallace, Archt., £3,500. 
 
 New Town Hall and Technical Institute, Leyton; 
 J. Johnson, Areht., £24,250. 
 
 4 Villas, Woodford, £3,300; R. C. Murray, Archt. 
 
 New Schools, Newport Road, Leyton; W. Jacques, 
 Archt., £8,879. 
 
 St. Stephen’s Schools, Upton Park; F. and H. 
 Francis, Archts., £2,700. 
 
 Warehouse, Queenhithe, City; C. Bell, Archt., 
 £4,000. 
 
 Warehouse & Show Rooms, City; C. Bell, Archt., 
 £5,000. 
 
 Electric Light Works and Chimney Shaft for 
 Leyton Council; W. Dawson, Surveyor, £12,000. 
 
 Infants’ School (Central London Schools), Han- 
 well; Newman & Jacques, Archts., £5,489. 
 
 Wesleyan Church, Gospel Oak ; Beresford Pite, 
 Archt., £5,353. 
 
 Suite of "Offices, Devonshire Square; R. M. Roe, 
 Archt., £13,000. 
 
 Davies Lane Schools, for Leyton School Board ; 
 W. Jacques, Archt., £26 000. 
 
 Gordon Calthorpe Memorial Hall, Whitechapel ; 
 W. Wallace, Archt., £5,500. 
 
 Brick Culvert and. Sewer, for Leyton Council; W. 
 Dawson, Surveyor, £6,000. 
 
 Roads and Sewers for London County Council ; 
 £16,000. 
 
 Sewers and Extension of Blectric Light Works for 
 Leyton District Council; W. Dawson, Surv., £8,500. 
 
 Leyton Wesleyan Schools; Gordon & Gunton, 
 Archts., £4,500. 
 
 Leyton Public Baths for Leyton Council; Harrap 
 Duffield, Archt., £25,000. 
 
 Board Schools, Farmers Rd. , Leyton; W. Jacques, 
 Archt., £25,000. 
 
 Board Schools for Walthamstow; H. Prosser, 
 Archt., £6,867. 
 
 ne Bassishaw House ”’ Office Buildings, 106 rooms ; 
 R. M. Roe, Archt. 
 
 Board School for Leyton; W. Jacques, Archt., 
 £26,337. 
 
 L.C.C. Roads and Sewers, Tottenham, £6,000. 
 
 St. Edward’s Church, Leyton; G.E.S. Streatfield, 
 Archt. 
 
 Hospital, Chingford, for Walthamstow Council: 
 G. W. Holmes, Engineer. 
 
 Offices, Fleet St. and Whitefriars St., E.C.; R.M. 
 Roe, Archt. 
 
 High School for Girls, Stratford, the 
 Governors; W. Jacques, ‘Archt. 
 
 Emmanuel Mission Church, Lea Bridge Road, 
 VON S Rate SLs TS E. C. Frere, Archt. 
 
 London 
 
 for 
 
 . Cutting, Hues 
 
 Telephone 394 Western. 
 
 OSWALD CRASKE, 
 
 Builder & Decorator, 
 SYDNEY WORKS, SYDNEY STREET, 
 
 CHELSEA, S.W. 
 
 Contracts recently completed : 
 
 Wesleyan Church and Schools, &c., Chelsea, 
 412,700. Additions to Mansion, Mayfair, New 
 Stables and Garage, Mayfair. £12,000 New Houses 
 on the Cadogan Estate, £3,000 and 44,000. House 
 and Stables, “Hadley Wood, $2,500, &e. 
 
 References to Architects and Clients. 
 
 Personal Supervision of all works. 
 
 ECL TS EES, STE 
 
 Croft, W., 8 Wiverton Rd., Sydenham, S.E. 
 
 Crook, B., 102 Acre Lane, Brixton, S.W. 
 
 Crosser, A. , 9 Great Sutton Str, be. 
 
 Crouch, T., 26 Shouldham St., Edgware Rd., W. 
 
 Cubitt, w., & Co., 258 Gray’s Tnn ‘Rad., W.C. 
 
 Cuddon, Tes Lansdowne Hill, West Norwood, SHE 
 
 Curtis, aie se & Sons, Whitehorse St., Stepney, E. 
 
 Curtiss, W.&E. » 42 Curzon Stis Mayfair, W. 
 
 114 Kensington Park Rd., W. 
 
 Dabbs, W. M., & Son, Goulton Rd. , Clapton, N.E. 
 
 Dainton, Sas Belsize Rd. , Kilburn, N.W. 
 
 Dakin & Co., 151 Up. Richmond Rd., Putney, S.W. 
 
 Davenall, H. G., 49 Roderick Rd. ,Gospel Oak,N.W. 
 
 Davenport, ce (R. P.), 110 Hammersmith Rd. wa 
 
 Davis, R., 33 Wellington Sq., Chelsea, S.W. 
 
 Dawes, EF. »47 Peckham Ryeso.H. 
 
 Day, Ww. , 16, Hindon St., Pimlico, S.W. 
 
 Dearing, C., & Son, 61 Halliford St., Essex Rd., N. 
 
 Dennett, J., on Sydenham Rd. , Sydenham, S.E. 
 
 Dennis, 7. +, 158 Hurlingham Rd., Fulham, S.W. 
 
 Densham & Sons, 17 Circus Rd. , N.W. 
 
 Dickeson, J., The Exchange, Balham, S.W. 
 
 Dixon & Foes. 7 Gray’s Inn Rd., W. G, 
 
 Dixon, W., & Co., Ltd., 31 Westbourne Terrace 
 North, Westbourne Square, W. 
 
 Dobell Bros. , 15 Santley St., Brixton, S.W. 
 
 Dobson,H. M., 13 Barlboro’ St., New Cross Gate,S.E. 
 
 Dolman, jJ.& Co.. 1 Ellerthorpe St., Poplar, E. 
 
 Dorking, A., 65 Edith Grove, Chelsea, S.W. 
 
 Dorrell, Bros. , 25 London Rd., Forest Hill, S.E. 
 
 Douglas, J., 12 Exhibition Rd., S.W. 
 
 Dove Bros. 15 studd)St., Islington, N. 
 
 Dove, H. M., 131 Euston Rd. N.W. 
 
 Downing, J., 22 Stanley St., Deptford, Spade 
 
 Downs, W., ‘Hampton St., Walworth Rd., S.E. 
 
 Dowsing, S., & Sons, 26 Pembridge Rd., Notting 
 Hill, W. 
 
 Drake, E., & Son, Well Rd., Hampstead, N. W. 
 
 Drew & Co. » 245 & 246 High "Holborn, iW.€, 
 
 Drury & Son, 463 Brixton Rd., S.W. 
 
 Duffield & Son ,PalaceWks., Kensington High St.,W. 
 
 Dunn, S. & S., 31 Brewer St., Golden Sq., W. 
 
 Durrant, W. H.. 2 Camden St. , Oakley Sq. ,N.W. 
 
 Eames, H., 135 Hill St., Peckham, S.E. 
 
 Eames, Ww. » OL Highgate Hill, N. 
 
 Eastlakes, Ld., 1 Carteret St., Westminster, S.W. 
 
 Easton, Ww. » 43 ” Sonning SE Barnsbury, N. 
 
 Easun, W. , 59 Fairfax Rd., South Hampstead, N.W. 
 
 Eddie, R., 17 Tyndale Place, Upper St., N. 
 
 Edmondson, I.,& Son, 6 Station Rd. , Muswell Hill, N. 
 
 Edwards & Hobbs, Springfield ers, "Willesden, N. Ww. 
 
 Edwards & Medway, 9 Ethelred Shen Kennington 
 Cross, S.E. 
 
 Edwards, E., 120 Leighton Rd., Kentish Town, N. W. 
 
 Elkington & "Son, Phoenix Works,Roman Rd., Bow,E. 
 
 Ellis, W., & Co., 5 Harp Alley, Gt. Tower St., E.C. 
 
 Ellis & Turner, 90 Aldersgate St., E.C. 
 
 Ellis, F. W., 45 Anerley Rd., S. E. 
 
 Emmett, T., 193 High St., Stoke Newington, N. 
 
 Emmitt, G., 59 Martin St., Jamaica Rd., S.E. 
 
 Evans, R. & E. , 8 Lisford St., Peckham, 'S.E. 
 
 Evans, W., 2 Fulbrook Rd., Upper Holloway, N. 
 
 Eydmann, E. , jun., Holley Rd., Turnham Green, W. 
 
 Fairhead, G. & J., 160 Long Lane, Bermondsey, S.E. 
 
 Falkner, 7: W.,& Sons ,Ossory Rd. "Old Kent Rd. 79. 
 
 Farrell, W., Old Dover Rd., Blackheath, 2B. 
 
 Fearman, H. & F., 11 Charles St., Hatton Gdn., E.C. 
 
 Fellowes, W.W. , 88 Reighton Rd., Up. Clapton, N.E. 
 
 Finch & Son, Duke Sts Grosvenor Sq., W. 
 
 Fletcher, W., 59 Cadogan St.; Chelsea, S.W. 
 
 Flew & Co., 199 North End Rd., W. Kensington, WwW. 
 
 Flint Bros., Bedford Rd. , Clapham, S.W 
 
 Flower Bros., 48 Upper Baker St.; N. Ww. 
 
 Ford & Walton, Ltd. (see Advt. on next page) 
 
 Ford, J. F., 89 Hi¢zalen St., Kennington Rd., S.E. 
 
 Ford, T. , 461 West Green Rd. , Tottenham, N. 
 
 Fortescue, N., & Sons, 215 Mare St:, Hackney, N.E. 
 
 Foster, H. S., Essex St., Whitefriars, E.C. 
 
 Foster & Dicksee, Manresa Rd., Chelsea, S.W. 
 
 Foulger, F. T., 49 Gray’ s Inn Rd., W.C. 
 
 Fowler Bros., 2 Duke’s Rd. , Euston Rd., N.W. 
 
 Fox, E. J., Crown Hill, Upper Norwood, S.E. 
 
 Fox, W.., Milton House, Anerley Park, S.E. 
 
 Foxley, 1s & Co., Leinster Ter., Lancaster Gate, W. 
 
 Foxley, G., & Son, 26 King St., Regent St:, 
 
 Franklin, Se & Son, North Pole Rd., St. Quintin’ s 
 Park, Ww. 
 
 Freeman & Barber, 4 Ivy Rd., Cricklewood, N. W. 
 
 Friggins Bros., Weston St., Bermondsey, 8.E 
 
 Fulcher, E., 33 "High St, Plaistow, i: 
 
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 FORD & WALTON, Ltd. 
 
 Builders and Contractors, 
 242, High Road, Kilburn, 
 LONDON, N.W. 
 
 Telephone, 299 Paddington. 
 List of Works executed :— 
 
 Car Sheds at Mill Hill Park, for the Underground 
 Electric Railways Co., of London, Ltd. 
 
 Sub-station Chimney Shaftand Boiler House, 
 at Golders’ Green, for the Underground Electric 
 Railways Co., of London, Ltd. 
 
 Post Office and Sorting Office, Earl’s Court 
 Road. 
 
 Aerated Bread Company Depot, Earl’s Court 
 Road. 
 
 Antique Furniture Premises, LEarl’s Court 
 Road. 
 
 Barons’ Court Statien, for the District Rail- 
 way Co. 
 
 Queen’s Head Public House and seven Shops 
 adjoining, Whitechapel. 
 
 Black Horse Hotel, Bedfordbury, on new site to 
 make room for Coliseum. 
 
 New Lecture Hall and Additions to Quex 
 Road Wesleyan Church, N.W. 
 
 Drill Hall and Headquarters for the 5th West 
 Middlesex Volunteers. 
 
 Steam Laundry Premises, Child’s Hill. 
 
 Shop Premises adjoining Ealing Common 
 Station. 
 
 Restaurant, Shop Premises and Residential 
 Premises, Wilton Road Victoria Station. 
 
 __ Rebuilding Gloucester Road Station, for the 
 Metropolitan and District Joint Railways. 
 
 New Bank Premises for the London City and 
 Midland Bank, Ltd., High Holborn. 
 
 New Roof over Main Line Departure Platforms, 
 Liverpool Street Station, for the Great Eastern 
 Railway ; and others. 
 
 Windsor Court, Block of Flats, Moscow Road, 
 for Messrs, William Whiteley, Ltd. 
 
 Shops and Flats, Wilton Road, Victoria, for the 
 Metropolitan District Railway. 
 
 London City and Midland Bank, Willesden 
 Green, alterations and additions. 
 
 York Road Tube Station, for the Underground 
 Electric Railways Company. 
 
 Parochial Buildings, Hall and Club, for the 
 Vicar of St. Martin’s Church, Gospel Oak. 
 
 London City and Midland Bank, Ltd., 
 Queen Victoria Street, additions and alterations, 
 
 Country Mansion, additions and alterations, 
 Wykham Park, Banbury. 
 
 Kensington High Street, Additions to Shops, 
 etc., for Messrs. Derry & Toms. 
 
 Kensington High Street, Additions to Shops, 
 etc., for Messrs. Pontings. 
 
 SURAT EAT ASIN SPC a EATEN EE ER (NEE ENESCO 
 
 Garlick & Horton, Ltd., 43 Sloane St., 8.W. 
 
 Garner, E., 222 St. Paul’s Rd., Highbury, N. 
 
 Garner, W., 10 Marlborough Rd.. Old Kent Rd.,S.E. 
 
 Garnham, J., & Sons, Westow St., Norwood, 8.E. 
 
 Garratt & Son, Old Town, Clapham, 8. W. 
 
 Gavin Bros., 61 Wilson St., EC. 
 
 General Builders, Ld., Wharf Rd., Notting Hill, W. 
 
 Gerrard, J., 70 Southwark Park Rd., S.E. 
 
 Gibb,D.,& Co.,1a Birchfield St., W.India DockRd.,E. 
 
 Gibb, J., 183a, West End Lane, N.W. 
 
 Gibbin, W., & Son, 21-24 Pickering Place, West- 
 bourne Grove, W. 
 
 Gad? 31 Upper Richmond Rd., Putney, 8.W. 
 
 Giles, G., & Co., 18 Old Cavendish St., W. 
 
 Giles, W.. 26 Macroom Rd., St. Peter’s Park, 
 Paddington, W. 
 
 Gladding, W. & Co., 188 Whitechapel Rd., E. 
 
 Goad, W. V., 241 Camberwell Rd.. S.E. 
 
 Godden, S., 43 Upper George St., W. 
 
 Godley, H. W., 53 Richford S8t., Hammersmith, W. 
 
 Godson, G., & Sons, Kilburn Lane, W. 
 
 Goodhall,S.,&Son,83 DynevorRd.,Stk. Newington,N. 
 
 Goodman, W.,& Sons, Corporation St., North Rd., 
 Caledonian Rd., N. 
 
 Gorham, F. J., Point Hill, Greenwich, S.E. 
 
 Grant, T., 12 High St., Putney, S.W. 
 
 Gray, C. (see Advt.) ° 
 
 Gray, E., 256 Lillie Rd., Fulham, S.W. 
 
 Gray, J., Danvers St., Chelsea, S.W. (Horticultural) 
 
 Green & Smith, 357 Seven Sisters Rd., N. 
 
 Green, E., Union Sq., Islington, N. 
 
 Green, G., jun, 38 North Rd., Highgate, N. 
 
 Green, H. F., & Co,, 2r7A Upper Thames St., E.C. 
 
 Green, T. L., Eagle St., Holborn, W.C. 
 
 Green, W., 164 Junction Rd., N. 
 
 Greenwood, J. & Co., Ld., ro Arthur St. West, E.C. 
 
 Gregar, W., & Son, Jupp Rd., Stratford, E. 
 
 ton ory & Bence, 35 Winchester Rd., Swiss Cottage, 
 
 Grey, H. & W., 33 Flask Walk, Hampstead, N.W. 
 
 Griggs & Son, 108 Norwood Rd., West Norwood,S.E. 
 
 Grosch, J., 13 Glenthorne Rd., Hammersmith, W. 
 
 Grover, J,, & Son, New North Rd., N. 
 
 C. GRAY, 
 
 CONTRACTOR: | 
 Shepherd’s Bush and 
 
 Kensington. 
 
 Municipal Works, Heston Borough Council, Isle- 
 worth, £10,000; Wandsworth Borough Council, 
 £5,000; Willesden Borough Council, £3,000. Private 
 Works include: Residential Flats, Wellington 
 House, Buckingham Gate, £64,700. Cathedral 
 Mansions, Victoria, S.W., £17,200. Campden Hill 
 Court, Kensington, £58,100. Messrs. Palgrave and 
 Co., Archts. Northern Estates Co., £48,000. 
 Telephone :—1386 Battersea. 
 737 Victoria. 
 581 Kensington. 
 
 HARRY GROVES, 
 | Builder, 
 
 Contractor & Decorator 
 
 Stockwell Street, 
 
 Greenwich, 
 S.E. 
 
 | Telephone: No. 481 DEPTFORD. 
 
 Groves, j. & Sons, Forster Rd., Tottenham, N. 
 Hackforth & Clark, Bentick St., Cavendish Sq., W. 
 Hackworth & Wood, 41 Loudoun Rd., N.W. 
 Hall, Beddall & Co., Waterloo Bridge, S.E. 
 
 Hall Bros., 336A New Cross Rd., S.E. 
 
 Hall, T., 23-25 Great Portland St., W. 
 
 Halse, J., 4 Hestercombe Avenue, Fulham, S.W. 
 Ham, J., & Son, 69-71 Denmark Hill, S.E. 
 Hamlett, F., Cotswold Works, Barking Rd., E. 
 Hammond, W., 72 York Rd., Battersea, S.W. 
 Hampton & Sons, Ltd., 1 Cockspur St., S. W. 
 Hanks, H., 39 Berners St., W. 
 
 Hardie, H., 290 Romford Rd., E. 
 
 Hardy, E., 213 Globe Rd., E. 
 
 Harling, G. N., 79 Brockley Rd., S.E. 
 
 Harris, E., & Sons, 42 Upper Berkeley St., W. 
 Harris & Wardrop, Wallwood St., Limehouse, E. 
 Harrison & Spooner, 26 College St., E.C. 
 Harris, T., 3 Sale St., Paddington, W. 
 
 Hart, P., 212 High Rd., South Tottenham, N. 
 Harvey, E. G., 1 Harvest Rd., West Kilburn, N.W. 
 Havell, G. F., 167 High Rd., Lee, S.E. 
 
 HAWKEY & OLDMAN, 
 
 Builders, Contractors, 
 
 -—é& Decorators, 
 
 10 & 21 Cambridge Road, 
 MILE END, E. 
 
 Established 1798. 
 
 Hawkins, T. G., 26 Mount Pleasant, W.C. 
 
 Hawkins, T. J. & Co., 109 Victoria St., S.W. 
 Hawtrey & Son, 35 Cannon Street, E.C. 
 
 Haylock, T. W., 209 Ebury St., Pimlico, S.W. 
 Hayman Bros., 15 Goldney Rd., St. Peter’s Park, W. 
 Hayworth, S., & Sons, 108 High St., Kingsland, N.E. 
 Head, H., 198 Belsize Rd., N.W. 
 
 Head, W. B., & Sons, 138 High St., Notting Hill, W. 
 Heard, A., & Co., 426 Mile End Rd., E. 
 
 Hearn, G., 257 Upper Richmond Rd., Putney, S.W. 
 Heath, T., 40 South Eaton Place, S.W. 
 
 Heath, T. W., 8 Pembroke Villas, Pembroke Sq., W. 
 Heather, E., Queen’s Rd., Battersea, S. W. 
 Hebblethwaite, J., & Sons, Cumberland Mkt., N.W. 
 Heeps, J. W., London Wall, E.C. 
 
 Hennah, J. A., Tregothan, Vicarage Rd., Leyton, E. 
 Hennessy, W., 10 Charles St.. Commercial St., E. 
 Hensman, W., 38-40 Windmill St., W. 
 Henwood,T.,& Son, New Quebec St., l-ortman Sq., W. 
 Heryet, C. J., Blackheath Hill, S.E. 
 
 Hewitt & Sewell, 30 Bush Lane, Cannon St., E.C. 
 Heywood, R., 444 Bridge Rd., Hammersmith, W. 
 Higgs & Hill,Ld., Crown Wks., S. Lambeth Rd.,S.W. 
 Higgs, F. & H.F.,StationWks., Loughboro’ Junc.,8.E. 
 
 359 
 
 Higgs, J., 100 Clapham Rd., S. W. 
 
 Higgs, J., & Son, 25 Up. Park Pl., Dorset Sq., N.W. 
 
 Hilborn, F., 3 Cambridge Gardens, Kilburn, N.W. 
 
 Hilder & Edge, Bridle Lane, Golden Sq., W. 
 
 Hill, A. B., 116 Earlham Grove, Forest Gate, E. 
 
 Hill, W., & Co., 5 Victoria St., S.W. 
 
 Hoare, J., & Son, 74 Blackfriars Rd., S.E. 
 
 Hobbs, T. E., Woodside Green, South Norwood, S.E. 
 
 Hobson, J. D., 7 Duke St., Adelphi, W.C. 
 
 Hocking, A. J., & Co., 56 Gt. Queen St., W.C. 
 
 Hocking, H., 48 Brewer St., W. ; 
 
 Hodson Bros., Loampit Vale, Lewisham, S.E. 
 
 Holding, W., & Son, 50 Church St., Greenwich, S.E. 
 
 Holdstock, F., 5 Coleherne Ter., Earl’s Court, S.W. 
 
 Holland & Hannen, 12 Hyde St., Bloomsbury, W.C. 
 
 Holland & Son, 9 Mount St., W. 
 
 Holland, W., 106 Birkbeck Rd., Leytonstone, E. 
 
 Holliday & Greenwood, Loughborough Park, S.W. 
 
 Holliday,E.,59 Fulham Palace Rd., Hammersmith, W. 
 
 Holliday, F. J., 47 Anthony St., Commercial Rd., E. 
 
 Hollingsworth, H. H., Battens Yard, High St., 
 Peckham, S.E. 
 
 Holloway Bros., Victoria Wharf, Belvedere Rd., S.E. 
 
 Holloway, H. L., Church St., Deptford, S.E. 
 
 Holmes, H., White House, High St., Highgate, N. 
 
 Holmes, J., 178 Graham Rd., Hackney, N.E. 
 
 Hood, A., 351 Cambridge Rd., E. 
 
 Hooper, T., 59 Wandsworth Rd., S.W. 
 
 Hopkins, T., 61 Great Ormond St., W.C. 
 
 Hornett, W., Houghton St., Strand, W.C. 
 
 Horton, C., Goldsworth Works, Wandsworth, S.W. 
 
 Horwood, F. J., 79 erry Hill, Catford, S.E. 
 
 Hosking, G. J., 27 Sylvan Rd., Forest Gate, E. 
 
 Hoskins, F, C., 1 Tufton St. West, S.W. 
 
 Howard & Co., 28 Russell St., Covent Gdn., W.C. 
 
 Howe, G., 87 New Cavendish St., W. 
 
 Howlett, J., 16 St. Anne’s St., Limehouse, E. 
 
 Howlett, S., & Son, Lindley St., Mile End, E. 
 
 Hubble, B. C., 4 Leander Rd., Brixton, S.W. 
 
 Hudson Bros., 207 St. John’s Hill, S.W. 
 
 Hudson, W. A., 74 High St., Hampstead, N.W. 
 
 Hughes & Stirling, 
 
 General Builders & Qonfractogs, 
 
 AND 
 
 Refuse Destructor Engineers, 
 7 Arundel Street, STRAND, w.c. 
 
 And VICTORIA WORKS, 
 BOOTEE LIVERPOOL. 
 
 Hunt, E., Riffel Rd., Willesden Green, N.W. 
 Hunt, J., & Sons, 8r St. John St., Smithfield, E.C. 
 
 Builders and 
 Contractors, 
 
 oe 
 
 mW o° 
 
 NORWOOD 
 JUNCTION, S.E. 
 
 Telephone 542 Croydon. 
 
 Inglish, G., 132 Ladbroke Grove, Notting Hill, W. 
 Inward & Lovell, 30 King’s Rd., St. Pancras, N. W. 
 Ireland & Sons, 158 Wandsworth Rd., S.W. 
 
 Irwin, W., 303 Essex Rd., N. 
 
 Isaac, EB. J., 85 Fairfax Rd., St. John’s Wood, N.W 
 
 Ivory, J., 102 Great Cambridge St., E. 
 Jackson, E., & Son, 43 and 44 Stepney High St., E. 
 Jackson, J., Broadway, Plaistow, E. (Sewers) 
 Jackson, J., 104 Clova Rd., Forest Gate, E. 
 Jackson, T., 85 Dalling Rd., Hammersmith, W. 
 Jackson, T. H., Grundy Wks., Grundy St., Poplar, E. 
 Jarvis, J., & Sons (see Advt. on next page) 
 Jenkin, J. H., & Co. (see Advt. on page over leaf) 
 Jenner Bros., 9 Belgrave Mansions, S.W. 
 Jenrick & Crocker, 233 Borough High St., S.E. 
 Jerrard, C. J.,5 The Pavement, South Norwood, S.E. 
 Jerrard, S. J., & Sons, 40 Loampit Vale, S.E. 
 ewell, R. A., 30 North St., Wandsworth, S.W. 
 ae & Co., 97 & 99 Southwark Bridge Rd., S.E. 
 Johnson, A. D., 62 Reaston St., New Cross, S.E. 
 Johnson, Bros., 168 Whitechapel Rd., E. 
 
Photograph éy H. C. Remmincton, Swanton Morley. 
 
 NAVAL TRAINING COLLEGE at 
 North Elmham, Norfolk, the gift of 
 the late E. H. Watts, to Dr. 
 Barnardo’s Homes. The Estate covers 
 
 Esq., 
 
 56 acres, and comprises the Schools, 
 Commander’s House, Laundry, Infir- 
 mary,\;Church, Engineer’s Shop, Engine 
 Stabling, 
 
 Buildings, 
 
 House’ and Residence, 
 
 Granary, Farm Fives 
 
 Courts, &c. 
 
 New Buildings erected and exist- 
 
 ing Buildings extensively altered, 
 fitted, decorated and re-drained (under 
 the direction of Richard H. Hill, Esq.. 
 
 F.R.1I.B.A.) in 1902=3 by 
 
 J ® J A RV | S & S ©) N S s GENERAL CONTRACTORS, 
 
 Established 1850,] 
 
 Shops, Warehouses and Stores: 
 
 Offices: 253 G 255 HACKNEY ROAD, N.E. 
 
 Joinery Works and Saw Mills: YORK MEWS, YORK ST., N.E. 
 ‘“PLEVNA WORKS,” 
 SMITH’S ROW, E.; in rear of 253, 255, 257 & 259 HACKNEY 
 
 GOLD- 
 
 RD. ; 2 GT. CAMBRIDGE ST.; and DUNLOE ST., E. 
 Inspection of our Works, replete with up-to-date labour-saving machinery, driven by electrical power, is invited. 
 
 SOME OF THE CONTRACTS 
 
 Additions and Alterations to Kenfield Hall, Canterbury, 
 for Godfrey Samuelson, Esq.; W. J. Tapper, Esq., 
 Architect. 
 
 New Cooling Tower at Central London Railway Depét, 
 Shepherd’s Bush; H. F. Parshall, Esq., Engineer. 
 
 Warehouses, Factory and Offices, for Messrs. Batger and 
 Co., Brook St., Ratcliffe, E.; E. J. Gosling, Esq., 
 F.R.I.B.A., Architect. 
 
 Offices for Amalgamated Press, New Bridge St., E.C.; 
 Messrs. Spalding & Spalding, Architects. 
 
 Esq., F.R.I.B.A., Architect. 
 
 Shops and Factories, Goldsmith Rowand Dove Row, E.; 
 Messrs. Woodrow & Helsdon, F.R.I.B.A., Architects. 
 
 Fireproof Staircases and Alterations to Wildermuth 
 House, Whitechapel, E.; F. T. W. Goldsmith, Esq., 
 F.R.I.B.A., Architect. 
 
 Warehouse and Offices for Messrs. Keeves & Son, 
 Boundary St., Shoreditch; Wm. Stone, Esq., 
 Architect. 
 
 [Telephone No. 221 DALSTON 
 
 PERSONAL SUPERVISION GIVEN TO ALL WORK UNDERTAKEN. 
 ESTIMATES GIVEN for Every Description of BUILDING, DECGRATING, 
 
 or SANITARY WORK. 
 
 IN HAND AT THE TIME OF GOING TO PRESS6 :— 
 New Presbyterian Church, Harrow; W. Gillbee Scott, | 
 
 Alterations to Ridley House, Victoria Park. for Rev. J. E. 
 Watts, Ditchfield; Messrs. Holman & Goodrham, 
 Architects. 
 
 Alterations to Messrs. Reeves & Son’s Factory, Ashwin 
 St., Dalston; F. T. W. Goldsmith, Esq., F.R.I.B.A., 
 Architect. 
 
 Extensive Re-decorations and Alterations at Messrs. J. 
 Rotheram & Co’s., Shoreditch. 
 
 Alterations at The Beehive, Mare St., for Dr. Barnardo’s 
 Homes. 
 
 NEW BUILDINGS RECENTLY ERECTED: 
 
 Erection of 22 Buildings at Dr. Barnardo’s Village 
 Homes for Girls, comprising Cottages, Open-Air 
 Sanatoriums, Hospital, Embroidery School, Water 
 Tower, &c., including New Roads, Sewers, Water 
 Mains, &c.; £50,000; R. H. Hill, Esq., F.R.1.B.A., 
 Architect. 
 
 New Offices, &c., for Abbey Road and St. John’s Wood 
 Building Society, 16 Finchley Rd.; Max Clarke, Esq., 
 F.R.I.B.A., Architect. 
 
 New Factory for Messrs. Reeves & Son, Ashwin St., 
 Dalston; F. T. W. Goldsmith, Esq., A.R.I.B.A.,Archt. 
 
 Extensions and Additions to School Buildings, Assembly 
 Hall, &c., at Dr. Horton’s Church, Lyndhurst Road, 
 Hampstead; Messrs. Spalding & Spalding, Architects. 
 
 New Post Office and Shop adjoining at Harpenden; H. 
 F. Mence, Esq., Architect, 
 
 Additions and Alterations at ‘‘ Montrose,’’ The Ridgway, 
 Enfield ; Messrs. Davis & Emanuel, Architects. 
 
 Reinstatement after fire of London Chamber of Com- 
 merce Offices, Oxford Court, E.C.; Messrs. Woodrow 
 and Helsdon, F.R.I.B.A., Architects. 
 
 Re-drainage of 106 and 106A Westbourne Grove, W.; 
 Max Clarke, Esq., F.R.I.B:A., Architect. 
 
 Alterations and Decorations at Devon Wharf, Mile End; 
 Chas. Reilly, Esq., F.R.I.B.A., Architect. 
 
 Extension of Bartram’s Convent, Hampstead; W. H.S. 
 Styche, Architect. 
 
 Alterations to 15 Bishopsgate St., for Messrs. Anthony 
 Gibbs & Co.; E. B. Ellis, Esq., Architect. 
 
 Block of Shops 231, 233, 235 and 237 Mare St., Hackney; 
 C. Gordon Smith, Esq., Architect. 
 
 Alterations and Additions to *‘ Star Laundry,’’ Hackney 
 Downs; John Hamilton, Esq., Architect. 
 
 Warehouse for Messrs. Clark, Hunt & Co., at Batemans’ 
 Row, Shoreditch; W. Gillbee Scott, Esq., F.R.I.B.A., 
 Architect. 
 
 Erection of Clergy House, Surgery, &c., for the Vicar of 
 St. James-the-Less, Victoria Park, E.; E. Hoole, 
 Esq., Architect. 
 
 Erection of Shop and Flats, St. George’s Place, Hyde 
 Park, W. 
 
 12, 13, & 14 Barbican (after fire), for the ‘‘ Lewis’’ 
 Estate; E. Flint, Esq., F.R.I.B.A., Architect. 
 
 Engineering Dept., People’s Palace, Mile End; Chas. 
 Reilly, Esq., F.R.I.B.A., Architect. 
 
 New Laboratory at Messrs. Knight’s Soap Works, 
 Silvertown; Messrs. Spalding & Spalding, Architects. 
 
 Five Shops, etc., Blackstock and Seven Sisters Rds., 
 Finsbury Pk.; Messrs. Woodrow & Helsdon, Archts. 
 
 London General Omnibus Stables at Crown Yd., 
 Harlesden, N.W.; Singleton St., Hoxton N.; Middle 
 Row, Kensal Green, N.W.; Nisbett’s Yd., Kilburn 
 N.W.; Yon’s Yd., Bow, E. 
 
 London Road Car Co.’s Stables at Brewery Rd., N. 
 
 For more complete list see 
 
 Residence at Palmer’s Green, for Major Taylor; Messrs. 
 Gordon, Lowther & Gunton, Architects. 
 
 Cottage and Sundry Works at Theobald’s Park, for Sir 
 Henry & Lady Meux; Messrs. Tyler & Co., Architects. 
 
 Messrs. Clarkson, Costumiers, Premises, Catherine St., 
 Strand, W.C. 
 
 Bell Punch and Printing Co.’s Works and Offices, 
 Tabernacle and Platina Street, E.C. 
 
 Two Blocks of Model Dwellings, for the London County 
 Council, at Boundary St., E. 
 
 Drapery Stores at Enfield; H. O. Ellis, Esq., Architect. 
 
 Factory at Great Sutton St., for Messrs. Wright & Co. ; 
 R. W. Hobden, Esq., Architect. 
 
 Soup Kitchen at Hoxton; Messrs. Heelis & Wrightson, 
 Architects. 
 
 Warehouses, Ravenscroft St., for Mr. J. Putney; W. A. 
 Finch, Esq., Architect. 
 
 Block of 8 Shops, High Rd., Tottenham, for Harvey T. 
 B. Coombe, Esq.; E. Flint, Esq., Architect. 
 
 Stamford Hill Church Sunday Schools. 
 
 Stabling for Improved London Cab Co., at Chelsea. 
 
 Shops and Warehouses, Northwold Rd., Clapton; G. H. 
 Capper, Esq., Architect. 
 
 Messrs. Keeves’ Factory, Boundary St., E.; Wm. Stone, 
 Esq., Architect. 
 
 Messrs. Mallinson’s Timber Stores, Menotti St., Kings- 
 land, and Hackney Rd. 
 
 Messrs. Masters Bros. Factory, Stores & Bacon Curing 
 Works, Hackney Rd. ° 
 
 St. Matthew’s Schools, Upper Clapton. 
 
 PLACES OF WORSHIP, &c., BUILT, 
 RESTORED, OR RE-DECORATED: 
 
 London Sandemanians’ Chapel, Highbury. 
 
 St. Peter’s Church, Islington. 
 
 St. Luke’s Church and,Rectory, Old St., E.C. 
 
 St. Edmond’s Church, Lombard St. 
 
 Tottenham Wesleyan Church, 
 
 St. Peter’s Church, Peter St., Hackney Rd. 
 
 St. Thomas’ Church, Columbia Rd., E. 
 
 St. Augustine’s Church and Vicarage, York St., E. 
 
 St. James’ Church, Hatcham. 
 
 Woodberry Down Baptist Chapel. 
 
 Wesleyan Chapel, Hackney Rd. 
 
 St. Mary’s Vicarage, Goswell Rd., E.C. 
 
 St. Saviour’s Priory, Great Cambridge St., E.C. 
 
 St. Mark’s Vicarage, Old St., E.C. 
 
 Mintern St. Chapel, New North Rd., N. 
 
 St. Paul’s Vicarage, Bunhill Row, E.C. 
 
 Baptist Church Palmer’s Green, Pott St. Chapel. 
 
 EXTENSIVE RE-DECORATIONS AND 
 ALTERATIONS AT: 
 
 New Offices for the London Chamber of Commerce at 
 Oxford Court, Cannon St. : 
 
 London Improved Dwellings Co., Goldsmiths’ Row ; 
 Howard Chatfeild Clarke, Esq., Architect. 
 
 last year’s 
 
 Royal Masonic Institution for Boys, Wood Green. 
 
 St. Mark’s Hospital, City Rd., E.C. 
 
 North Eastern Hospital for Children, Hackney Rd., N.E. 
 
 Queen Adelaide’s Dispensary, Bethnal Green, E. 
 
 Dr. Barnardo’s Homes at Stepney, Bow, Hackney, 
 Barkingside, Mile End, etc. 
 
 Mrs. A. Hebb, 9 Suffolk St., Pall Mall East, S.W. 
 
 Cecil House, Theobald’s Park, for Sir Henry Meux. 
 
 Mr. Henry Warden’s Premises, Oat Lane, E.C.; Trump 
 St., E.C.; and Hackney Rd., N.E. 
 
 Nichols Square Estate (roo houses). 
 
 Oxford House, University Club, and St. Margaret’s 
 House, Victoria Park Square. 
 
 Taverner’s Hotel, 41-43 Judd St., W.C. 
 
 Messrs. Morgan & Co.’s, Tabernacle St. and Cannon 
 St Ee 
 
 London Soldiers’ Home, Buckingham Gate. 
 
 Messrs. Macnamara’s Premises, Paul St., Finsbury. 
 
 New Teak Floor, Shoreditch Town Hall; &c. 
 
 SUNDRY WORKS FOR LONDON COUNTY 
 COUNCIL AT: 
 
 Hackney, Poplar, Mile End, Walworth, Clerkenwell, 
 Bethnal Green, Homerton, Whitecross St., Holborn, 
 and Kingsland Fire Brigade Stations. Boundary 
 Street Scheme. Technical Education Boards at Bolt 
 
 Court, Fleet St., and Pitfield St., Hoxton. Mayton 
 St., Holloway, N. Streatley Buildings, E. Weights 
 
 and Measures Dept., Dufferin St. Parker St. Lodging 
 House. Rosebery Avenue. Wentworth St., E. 
 Parkhurst Rd., Holloway. 265 Mile End Rd., 114 
 Farringdon Rd., and elsewhere. 
 
 SANITARY AND DRAINAGE WORK AT: 
 
 150 Houses on the Sharpe Estate, Hoxton. 
 
 100 Houses, Nichol’s Square Estate, Hackney Rd. 
 
 50 Village Homes at Barkingside, Ilford. 
 
 Roman Catholic Schools, Homerton, for Rev. Father 
 Dunn; J. Eastwood, Esq., Architect. 
 
 Leopold House, Burdett Rd., E. 
 
 People’s Palace, Mile End, E. 
 
 Messrs. Milns & Co., 18 Victoria Park Square. 
 
 R. C. Martyn, Esq.’s, Estate at Sterry St., &c., S.E., 
 60 Houses. 
 
 FIREPROOF STAIRCASES AT: 
 Messrs. W. P. Griffith & Sons, Prujean Square, Old 
 Bailey, E.C. 
 British Pianoforte Works, Kentish Town. 
 Foresters’ Hall Place, E.C. 
 Bath Buildings, City Road, E.C. 
 7 & 8 Radsworth St., N.E. 
 12 & 14 Barbican. 
 Messrs. Carr’s Blacking Factory, Kentish Town. 
 75 Brook St., Shadwell. 
 
 ‘*Compendium,”’ 
 
JHJENKINEC 
 
 ee 
 E@RRToRS Fy me 
 
 & SANITARY ye 
 ENGINEERS STREATIWM 
 
 36 MITCHAM LAE 
 STREAT HAP1ISW 
 
 Johnson, C., 25 Dalling Rd., Hammersmith, W. 
 ie J., 49 Halton Rd., Canonbury, N. 
 ohnson, J. KE. & Son, 63-64 Chancery Lane, W.C. 
 ohnson, J. H., 785 Commercial Rd., Limehouse, E. 
 ohnson, W., & Co., Ltd., Belle Vue Rd., Wands- 
 worth Common, S. W. 
 Jones & Betts, 37 Chester Terrace, Eaton Sq., S.W. 
 Jones, T., 286 (late 196) Upper Richmond Rd., 
 Putney, S.W. 
 ~ Josolyne & Young, 89 Borough High St., S.E. 
 eee & Son, 152 King’s Rd., Chelsea, S.W. 
 Kearley, C. F.,7B Bath Pl.,Kensington High St.,W. 
 Keen Bros., 11 Amersham Rd., New Cross, S.E. 
 Keene, W. H., 23 Ashmount Rd., Tottenham, N. 
 Kelland, W. H. T.,43 Manor Rd.,Stoke Newington,N. 
 Kemp, G., 13 Sydenham Park, S.E. 
 Kennard, H. E., Lewisham Bridge, S.E. 
 Kent, G. H., 11 Whitehead’s Grove, Chelsea, S.W. 
 Kent, H., 17 Albion Rd., Lewisham, S.E. 
 Kentish, G., Holly Hill, Hampstead, N.W. 
 Kerr, W., 228 & 230 Balham High Rd., S.W. 
 Kerry & Hollidge, 77 Highgate Hill, N. 
 Kerry, E., & Son, Highgate, N. 
 Keyes, Head & Co., 6 Gray St., Manchester Sq., W. 
 Kiddle, J. V., & Son, 24 Elder St., E.C. 
 Killby & Gayford, 87 Worship St., E.C. 
 King, C., 136 Blackfriars Rd., S.E. 
 King, C. B., 28 Church Row, Hampstead, N.W. 
 King, H. A., 8 Little James St.,Gray’s Inn Rd.,W.C. 
 King, H., 20 Constantine Rd., Hampstead, N. W. 
 King, H., & Sons, 45 Park Walk, Chelsea, S.W. 
 King, W., & Son, 3 Vauxhall Bridge Rd., S.W. 
 Kinninmont & Sons, 26 Chilworth St., Paddington, W. 
 Kipps, S., 111 Long Lane, Bermondsey, S.E. 
 
 'TBLBPHONE : No. 1727 NortH. 
 
 GE L. k 
 ge™ Builder : 
 
 QUEENSLAND WORKS, 
 HOLLOWAY, N. 
 
 Three minutes from Holloway Station, G.N.R. 
 
 Architects’ and Private References 
 _ of desired. 
 
 Kirkby, J., 34 York St., Westminster, S.W. 
 
 Kirk & Kirk, Esher St., Westminster, S.W. 
 Knight & Son, 2 Canrobert St., E. 
 
 Knight, H., & Son, 16 Bruce Grove, Tottenham, N. 
 
 Knight, J., 137 Disraeli Rd., Wandsworth, S.W. 
 Knight, S., 347 New King’s Rd., Fulham, S.W. 
 Knight, W., & Son, Gunter Grove,Fulham Rd.,S.W. 
 Kydd, J., 116 Hampton Rd., Forest Gate, E. 
 
 Lambert, W. H., & Son, 24 New St., Dorset Sq.,N. W. 
 Lancaster, E., 22 Yorks St., Hackney Rd., N.E. 
 Langdale, Hallett & Co., Keppell St., Chelsea, S.W. 
 Langham, J., 45 Eden Grove, Holloway, N. 
 Lapthorne, T., & Co., High St., Lambeth, S.E. 
 Larke, W. G., & Son, 4 Tenter St., Moorfields, E.C. 
 Lascelles, W. H., & Co., 121 Bunhill Row, E.C. 
 Lathey Bros., New Rd., South Lambeth, S.W. 
 Lawrance, E.,& Sons, 14-16 Wharf Rd., City Rd., N. 
 Lawrence, W. (R.P.), 10 Tavistock Place, W.C. 
 Laws, T., & Son, 321 Camberwell New Rd., S.E. 
 Lea, H. & E., 3 & 4 Warwick St., Regent St., W- 
 Lee, H. S., 221 St. John’s Hill, S.W. 
 Leng, T. D., Czar St., Evelyn St., Deptford, S.E. 
 Leslie, A., 82 Jeffrey’s Rd., Clapham, S.W. 
 Leslie & Co., St. James’ House, Kensington Sq., W. 
 Liddiatt, J. W., 98 Trinity Rd., Tooting, S.W. 
 Lidstone, J.& Son, 35 Hosier La., W. Smithfield, E.C. 
 * Lidstone, N., 96 Blackstock Rd., Finsbury Park, N. 
 Lillie, E. J., 97 St. John’s Wood Terrace, N. W. 
 Linger, G., 124 Dalling Rd., Hammersmith, W, 
 Lintern, S., 137 Wardour St., Oxford St., W, 
 Lister, W. J., & Co., 37 Snow Hill, E.C, 
 
 BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 BUILDERS AND DECORATORS, 
 Trafalgar Square, 
 
 CHELSEA, S.W. 
 Established 1887. 
 
 Telegrams: — ‘Lightness, London.’’ 
 Telephone: — 409 Kensington. . 
 
 LOLE & CO. have a complete staff of 
 practical and efficient workmen, with 
 machinery and appliances of a modern 
 type, which enables them to carry out 
 work in all Branches with economy and 
 dispatch. 
 
 Building and Contracting. Alterations and Repairs. 
 High-Class Joinery. Shop Fronts and Fittings. 
 Renewals and Renovations. 
 
 Plain and High-class Painting and Decorating. 
 Sanitary and Hot Water Engineering. 
 
 Electric Lighting and Bells, Gasfitting, ete. 
 
 ESTIMATES FREE OF CHARGE. 
 
 Contracts for a large variety of works 
 have recently been carried out 
 under leading Architects, from 
 £500 to £20,000, which include— 
 
 New Banking Premises. 
 
 », Business Premises, with Flats over. 
 », Hlectric Sub-stations. 
 5, West End Clubs and Hotels. 
 
 Alterations and Decorations to Mansions in Park 
 Lane, Lancaster Gate, Hill Street, Hertford 
 Street, ete., etc. 
 
 Alterations to Business Premises, Hotels, etc., in all 
 parts of London. 
 
 Architects’, Surveyors’ and Bankers’ 
 References. 
 
 Lorden, W.H.,&Son,107TrinityRd., Up. Tooting,S. W. 
 
 Love, R., & Co., 2 & 3 Exeter St., Strand, W.C. 
 
 Lown, R. D., & Sons, 12 Ashbrook Rd., Upper 
 Holloway, N. 
 
 Telegrams ; ‘‘ Luscombe, Builder, Amberley Rd., W. 4 
 Telephone ; 3769 Paddington. 
 
 Luscombe & Son, Ltd., 
 (Established 1862). 
 Ecclesiastical and General 
 BUILDERS, 
 
 LONDON. 
 
 WORKS :— 
 
 Amberley Road, Maida Hill, W., 
 
 And at EXETER. 
 
 Lyford, G., 1 Blomfield Villa, Uxbridge Rd., W. 
 Lyne & Sons, 89-91 Crescent Lane, Clapham, S.W. 
 Lyons, E., 19 Navarino Rd., Richmond Rd., N.E. 
 McCormick & Sons, Northampton St., Essex Rd., N. 
 McDowall, A. G., 27 Calais St., Camberwell, S.E. 
 McLaughlin & Harvey,Ltd., 13 Brecknock Rd.,N.W. 
 Macey, J. M., & Sons, 24 Essex St., Strand, W.C. 
 Mackley Bros., Fordwych Rd., N. Cricklewood,N.W. 
 Maddison, W. J., Clarkson St., Canning Town, E. 
 
 ' Malpress & Northcote, 421 Lordship Lane, S.E. 
 Malthouse, C., 98 Hollydale Road, Peckham, S.E. 
 Mannell, J. C., 8 Ladbroke Grove, Notting Hill, W. 
 Manning, C., 249, Browning Rd., Manor Park, E. 
 Mansfield & Son, 169 Upper Thames St., E.C. 
 Manter, C., 52 Church Ra, Tottenham, N. 
 
 Mantor, C., 325 Cable St., St. George’s, E. 
 Maple & Co., Ltd., Tottenham Court Rd., W. 
 
 Mattingley, T., Church Rd., Tottenham, N. 
 
 361 
 
 Marchant & Hirst, 136 Highgate Rd., N. 
 Markham, G., Old Gravel Lane, St. George’s, E. 
 Marshlain, H., 1A Robert St., Bedford Row, W.C. 
 Marsland, J., 1 York St., Walworth, S.E. 
 Martin, J., Warwick Place, Maida Vale, W. 
 Martin, W., 36 Blissett St., Greenwich, S.E. 
 Martin, Wells & Co., Belvedere Rd., S.E. 
 Maskell, R., & Son, 189 New North Rd., N. 
 Mason & Co. (R.P.), 15 Barbican, E.C. 
 
 Mason, J. C., 62 Camberwell New Rd., S.E. 
 Mason, W., Streatham Common, S.W. 
 
 Telephone: 12994 Central. 
 Telegraphic Address: ‘‘ Mattopar, London.”’ 
 
 MATTOCK & PARSONS 
 
 Building Contractors, 
 
 165 Gray’s Inn Rd., W.C. 
 
 And at 
 FINSBURY PARK, N., 
 And MAIDA VALE, W. 
 Some of the Works recently executed— 
 Sorting Office at Winchmore Hill, H.M.O.Works. 
 Semi-detached Residences, Palmer’s Green. 
 Dairy Premises, Holloway. 
 Shop Premises, Westminster Bridge Road. 
 Office Premises, Buckingham Street, Strand. 
 Laundry Buildings, Kew Bridge. 
 Laundry Buildings, Willesden Green. 
 Block of Warehouses, off City Road. 
 Parish Hall, &c., Forest Gate. 
 Additions, &c., Mansion at Highgate. 
 
 Semi-detached Superior Residences, Garden 
 City, Letchworth. 
 
 Shops and Flats, Peckham. 
 
 Mattock, Bros. Established 1870, Winkfield Rd., 
 Wood Green, N. (late of 219 Isledon Rd., Finsbury 
 Park, N.) 
 
 Maxwell Bros., Ltd. (R.P.), 308 Brixton Rd., S.W. 
 
 Mayoh & Haley, Amberley Ho., Norfolk St., W.C. 
 
 Melbourne, W., 1 Queen’s Rd., St. John’s Wood, N.W. 
 
 Mellor, J. W., 33 Willes Rd., Kentish Town, N.W. 
 
 Melson & Campion, 5 Acton St., Gray’s Inn Rd., W.C. 
 
 Mills, W., 4 Ruthin Rd., Westcombe Park, S.E. 
 
 Milman, F. W., 29 New Cross Rd., S.E. 
 
 Milroy, J., 42 Baker St., Lloyd Sq., W.C. 
 
 Minter, F. G., Ferry Works, High St., Putney, S. W 
 
 Mitchell, E. W., 322 Coldharbour Lane, S.E. 
 
 Mitchell, T. E., 108 Drummond St., Euston Sq., N.W. 
 
 Mitchell, W. J., & Son, Dulwich Village, S.E. 
 
 Moon, J., 25 Commercial Rd., Lambeth, S.E. 
 
 Moore, W., Holcombe Rd., Tottenham, N. 
 
 Morley, J., 13x Brixton Hill, S.W. 
 
 Morris & Co., 24 Granville Place, Orchard St., W. 
 
 Morris & Sons, Park Lane, W. 
 
 Mowate, J., ror Clapham Park Rd., S.W. 
 
 Mowlem & Co., Grosvenor Wharf, Millbank, S.W. 
 
 Moyle, J. S. & Son, 16, Great Charlotte St., S.E. 
 
 Munday, J. B., 73 Endell St., Bloomsbury, W.C. 
 
 Munday, G., & Sons, Muscovy Ho., Trinity Sq.,E.C. 
 
 Murgatroyd, T., 14 John’s Mews, Bedford Row, W.C. 
 
 Murray, H. G., 11a Caroline St., Eaton Sq., S.W. 
 (Church Decerator) 
 
 Myring, J., & Co. (R.P.), 69 Abbey Rd., N.W. 
 
 Nash & Sons, 100 Kensington Park Rd., W. 
 
 Nash, W., Childers St., Deptford, S.E. 
 
 Nash, W., 239 Kensington High St., W. 
 
 Neal, G. (see Advt. on next page) 
 
 Neil, W. & Co., 165 Turner’s Rd., E. 
 
 Newby, C. J., & Bros. (see Advt. on next page) 
 
 Newman, W., 3 Bohemia Place, Mare St., N.E. 
 
 _ Nicholls, J. G., 319 Stanstead Rd., Catford, S.E. 
 
 Nichols, F., 34 Cross St., Islington, N. 
 
 Nicks, J., & Co., 92 Falcon Rd., Battersea, S.W. 
 Nightingale, B. E. (see Advt. on next page) 
 Nixon, J., Godliman St., E.C. 
 
 Noakes, J., 10 Hudson Rd., Canning Town, E. 
 Norris & Son, 35 Marchmont St., W.C. 
 
 Norris, J., 40 King’s Rd., Tottenham, N. 
 
 North, C., Manbey Rd., Stratford, E. 
 
 Notman, J., 87 Broad Lane, Tottenham, N. 
 Nottingham, J.,22 Kynaston Rd.,Stk. Newington, N. 
 Nunn, E. L., 425 Edgware Rd., W. 
 
 Oatley & Son, 28 Aldermanbury, E.C. 
 
 Oldman, J. & A., 106 New Cross Rd., S.E. 
 Oldrey, H. B., & Sons, High Rd., Kilburn, N. W. 
 Osborn, T., & Sons, 73-75 Lower Thames St., E.C. 
 Palmer, W. D., 75 Dulwich Rd., Herne Hill, S.E. 
 Pappin, J., 1 Lavers Rd., Stoke Newington, N. 
 Parhtt, J., & Co., Craven Rd., Willesden, N.W. 
 Parker, E., 71 St. Paul’s Rd., Tottenham, N. 
 Parker, G., 124 Sumner Rd., Peckham, 8.E. 
 Parker, W., 44 May 8t., W. Kensington, W. (Drains) 
 
BUILDERS AND: “CONTRACTORS, 
 
 | Telephone No. 4703, Kilburn. 
 
 GEORGE NEAL, 
 
 Builder & Contractor, 
 _ Tennyson Works, Willesden Lane, Kilburn. 
 
 Works executed include— 
 
 New Schools, about £16,000 and £21,000; G. E. I. 
 Lawrence, Esq., Archt. Holland’s Gun Factory, 
 £7,000; Messrs. Done, Hunter & Co., Archts. Public 
 Offices, Willesden, £6,500; O. C. Robson, Esq., 
 Engineer. New Church, Harlesden, £6,500; W. D. 
 Caroe, Esq., Archt. New Schools, Brondesbury, 
 £3,000; C. R. Baker King, Esq., Archt, New 
 Houses, Brondesbury, £4,500 and £3,500; new Gram- 
 mar School, Kilburn, £4,500; G. B. Carvil, Esq., 
 Archt. New House and Stables, Hampstead, £6,500; 
 Messrs. Barrett & Driver, Archts. New Shops, 
 West Hampstead, £5,500; Delissa Joseph, Esq., 
 Archt. New Willesden Polytechnic, £4,500; new 
 Warehouse, Shoreditch, £2,000; A. Lett, Esq., 
 Archt. Church House, St. Pancras, £1,800; C.R. 
 Baker King, Esq., Archt. New Club, Paddington 
 Green, £3,000; Messrs. St. Aubyn & Wadling, 
 | Archts. Block of Flats, Kilburn, £5,000; R. D. 
 | Hanson, Esq., Archt. Block of Flats, Kilburn, 
 | £2,500; A. Lett, Esq., Archt. Alterations and 
 Decorations, Brandon Hall, Suffolk, for the Baron 
 | Baretto ; Messrs. Kingwell, Cole & Mansergh, 
 Archts. New Boiler Houses, ete., Electric Light 
 Station, Brompton, £5,000; H. Ww. Bowden, Esq 
 Engineer. New House, St. Albans, about £2, 500 ; 
 Alterations and Additions to ‘‘ Kenmore,” St. 
 Leonard’s-on-Sea, £3,000; F. N. Reckett, Esq., 
 Archt. Parish Hall, Hammersmith, about £3, 500; 
 W. D. Caroe, Esq. New Studio, St. John’s Wood, 
 Sir A. Bloomfield & Sons, Archts. 
 
 ESTABLISHED 1820. 
 
 ARTHUR PHELPS, 
 
 E. A. Roome«Co., | 
 BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS, 
 
 ° 36 Basinghall St., E.C. 
 Builder, Decorator, BeETA s 
 and Telephone No. 4863 Central. 
 Sanitary Engineer, Works stetund ee 
 Erecti d 1 f Banks, Churches, 
 o; STREATHAM PLACE, Tucniuiee Pde Bee Public Hower Ware! 
 houses, Offices, Electric Railway Stations, etc’, 
 
 under the following Architects :— 
 
 Reginald Blomfield, Esq., M.A.; Vincent joke 
 Grose, Esq., F.R.1I.B.A.; Arthur W. Cooksey, 
 Esq., A.R. I.B.A.; Richard J. Lovell, Esq., 
 
 A.R.I.B.A.;T.B. W hinney, Esq.; Messrs. Woodrow 
 and Helsdon, BR WB yAva sie vie S. Pilkington,Esq. ; 
 Messrs. Augustus E. Hughes & Son, A.R.I.B.A.; 
 Messrs. Still, Wheat & Luker; Messrs. Ernest 
 Runtz & Ford; Leslie W. Green, Esq., A.R.I.B.A. 
 
 BRIXTON HILL, S.W. 
 
 Picken, W. F., 85 King’s Rd., Chelsea, 8.W. 
 
 Pocock, $ 73 Wandsworth Rd. ,S.W. 
 
 Poole, i & Son, 13 St. Alban’s Rd., Kensington, W. 
 Porter, A. » 702 High Rd. , Tottenham, N. 
 
 Potton, @. Fe6°) Gainsford ‘St. , Horselydown, 8.E. 
 Prestige & Co., Grosvenor Rd., Pimlico, 8. W. 
 Preston, W., 116 Grange Rd. , Bermondsey, 8.E. 
 Pritchard & Renwick, QL Tooley 8t., S.E. 
 
 Prosser, D., 23 & 25 Charlotte BE: Fitzroy Sq., W. 
 Pugh, H. E. , 1 Eton Place, Adelaide Rd. bONG W. 
 Quarterman, W. H., 12 Bishopsgate Avenue, E.C. 
 Quibell, A. & H.., 344. W. Green Rd., Tottenham, N. 
 Quilter, W., 51 Banchory Rd. , Blackheath, ribahy 
 
 Pitcher, i ZOSs "8 Son, 251 Goswell Ges. Ce 
 | Pitman & Son, 30 Newgate (Shi DA Cr 
 
 Telephone 13111 Central. 
 Telegrams, ‘‘ Involute, London.”’ 
 
 | 
 
 Tee. No. 23 FINCHLEY. ESTABLISHED 1855. 
 
 C. J. Newby & Bros. 
 
 Builders & Contractors, 
 SOUTHGATE, N. 
 
 Works executed tnclude— 
 
 Vicarage, Southgate. Messrs. Christian & Purday, 
 Arechts. Bridge over New River for Southgate Dis- 
 trict Council, GC. G. Lawson, Engineer. Houses and 
 | Shops under the following Architects :—Messrs. A. 
 R. Barker & Son, A.R.I.B.A.: Messrs. Rawlence 
 and Squarey: A. Morris Butler, Esq., A.R.I.B.A.; 
 G. W. Hatcher, Esq.; J. G. Ensor, Esq.; R. G. Ellis, 
 Esq.; C. H. Mead, Ksq. BSI Salter, Esq., ¥. R.I.B.A.: 
 | Messrs. W. Dunn and R. Watson. 
 
 RAWKINS & JACKSON, 
 
 General Building 
 
 and 
 
 Engineering Contractors, 
 ROWLAND HOUSE, 
 
 6, ELDON STREET, 
 
 Row, S. J. H., & Sons, 211 City Rd., E.C. 
 
 Rowe & Co., 2 Hearn St., Curtain Rd. 7s ERGs 
 
 Rowe & Co. Ltd. , Lansdowne Rde Clapham, S.W. 
 
 Rowe & Sons, 132 "Seven Sisters Rd., N. 
 
 Rugg, J., & Son, 165 Earl’s Court Rd. sus 
 
 Sabey & Sons, 3 St. Peter’s St. , Islington Green, N. 
 
 Saint, G., 254 Edward’s Square, Kensington, W. 
 
 St. John, it H., & Sons, 60 Seymour Place, Bryan- 
 ston Square, Ww. 
 
 Salter, A., 33 Roderick Rd., Kentish Town, N.W. 
 
 Salter, W., Webber St., Lambeth, S.E. (Shopfitter) 
 
 Sanders, ae 92 Crawford St. , Bryanston Square, W. 
 
 Sandon, E., 327 Harrow Rd., W. 
 
 Saunders, F. , 3 Phoenix Yard, 258 Oxford St., W. 
 Sawyer, ie W., 84 Larkhall Rise, Clapham, S.W. 
 Say, H. W., Thorold Rd., Wood Green, N. 
 
 Sayers, Thos., 56 Arabin Rd., Brockley, S.E. 
 Sayers, W., 86 New Kent Rd., S.E. 
 
 Schooley, R. & Son, 7 Appeld St., Finsbury, E.C. 
 Scott, S. J., 139 Bishopsgate St. Without, E.C. 
 Scurrah, W. A., 22 Gower Place, W.C. 
 
 Selby, T. & H., 94 Mare St., Hackney, N.E. 
 Selway, J., & Sons, 45 Upper Kennington Lane, S.E. 
 Senecal & Co., 83 Hatton Garden, E.C. 
 
 Seymour, W., 25 Southville, Wandsworth Rd., S.W. 
 Sharp, W. J. & Son, 31 Anning St., Shoreditch, E. 
 Sharpe, G., Gibbins Rd., Stratford, E. 
 
 Sharpington, T. G., Kimberley Rd., Nunhead, S.E. 
 Shaw, G., 8 Wigmore St., W. 
 
 Shaw, J. S., Cox’s Court, Little Britain, E.C. 
 Sheffield Bros., Mildmay Avenue, Ball’s Pond, N. 
 Shelbourne, J., & Co., 7o Fenchurch St., E.C. 
 
 LONDON, E.C. 
 
 Rayment, J. J., & Son, 4 Pont St., Belgrave Sq., S.W. 
 Rayner, R., 20 Elder St., Norton Folgate, E.C. 
 
 Pocock, J, Finsbury Rd., Wood Green, N. 
 
 Established 1859. 
 
 Builder & Contractor, 
 ALBERT EMBANKMENT, 
 LONDON. 
 
 Telephone—650 Hop. 
 Telegrams—Nightingale, London. 
 
 Parkinson & Son, Fisher St. Pence Row, W.C. 
 , 5-H 
 
 Parkinson, H., 106 Camberwell Rd. 
 Parsons, 1; 190 & 192 Waterloo Rd., 8.E. 
 
 Pascoe, RW. , 37 Quernmore Rd. , Stroud Green, N. 
 
 Patman & Fotheringham, 100 Theobald’s Rd. , W. qe 
 Patten, C. W., 35 Great Ormond St. 5 WAC? 
 Pattinson, W., & Sons, 5 Whitehall, ‘SW. 
 
 Patrick & Son, 28 Westminster Bridge INGE = Sel de 
 
 Patrick, J. & M. , Point Pleasant, Wandsworth, S.W. 
 
 Pavey, W., & Son, Winchmore Hill, N. 
 
 Payne, C. ; & Sons, Barrington Rd., Crouch End, N. 
 
 Payne, G., 101 Barry Rd., ‘East Dulwich, 8.E. 
 Peacock, INE “ Lyndale, 29 Clapham Park, S.W. 
 Peacock, W. & J.,51 Water Lane, Brixton, S.W. 
 Pearce & Co. , 646- 648 Holloway Rd. 
 
 Pearce, W. , & F., Gardener’s Lane, Putney, S.W. 
 Pease & Kentish, Holly Hill, Hampstead, N.W. 
 Perkins & Co. (R. P.), 154 Great Tic hfield St. , Ww: 
 Perry & Co., Tredegar Works, Ordell Rd. , Bow, E. 
 Perry Bros., "or Whitecross St E.G. 
 
 Perry Bros., 11 & 12, Finsbury Square, E.C, 
 Perryman, Gy 5 Park Avenue, Tottenham, N. 
 Phelps, A. (see Advt.) 
 
 Phillips, W., & Son, 10 Baker St., W. 
 
 Philps & Bisiker, 48 Lime St., E.C. 
 
 B. E. NIGHTINGALE, 
 
 Read, J., & Co., 26 Little Chestez St., S.-W 
 
 Read, W., 43 Church Rd., Brixton, S.W. 
 
 Reason, W., Rosebery Avenue, W.C. 
 
 Reid, A. W., & Co., 69 St. Mary Axe, E.C. (Sanitary) 
 Renshaw, Ww. lies 243 Upper Richmond Rd., S.W. 
 Reynolds, F. G., & Son, 4 Brixton Rd., S. Ww. 
 Rhodes, T., 18 Fairholt Rd., Stoke Newington, ING 
 Rice, D. S., & Son, 15 Stockwell Rd., Clapham, S.W. 
 Richards, J.C.,& Co., Croxley Rd., W. Kilburn,N.W. 
 Richardson, J. O., Albert Rd., Peckham, S.E. 
 Riddall, J. C., 154 High St., Poplar, E. 
 
 Rider, T., & Sons, 181 Union St., S.E. 
 
 Ridgway. W. G., 18 Lower Clapton Rd., N.E. 
 Roberts, C. P., 138 St. Paul’s Rd., Highbury, N. 
 Roberts, L. H. & R., 34 Rheidol Ter., Islington, N. 
 
 Roberts, T. R., & Co., 4 Devonshire Rd., Forest 
 all, 3S..6s 
 Robertson, P. S., & Sons, 141 Edgware Rd., W. 
 
 Robey, J. T., 194 Bow Rd., E. 
 Robinson, ry 65 Andover Rd., Holloway, N. 
 Robson, C. , Albion Rd. , Lewisham, S.E. 
 
 Telephone No. 103 P.O. Putney. 
 Telegrams :— Collarbeam, London. 
 
 H. ROFFEY & SONS, 
 
 Builders & Contractors 
 GUILDFORD WORKS, 
 
 PUTNEY, S.A, 
 
 References to Architects and Surveyors 
 if desired. 
 
 Ronald, R. S., 36 St. Ann’s Hill, Wandsworth, S.W. 
 Roome, E. A., & Co, (see Advt.) 
 
 Rose & Son, Beulah Hill, Norwood, S.E. 
 
 Rose, F. G., Catford Bridge, S.E. 
 
 Wm. S. Shepherd & Co., 
 rs Builders & 
 
 Contractors, 
 118 VICTORIA STREET, 
 S.W. 
 
 Telephone - 1579 Victoria. 
 Telegrams—Viveza, London. 
 
 Works— 
 KIMBERLEY ROAD, KILBURN, N.W. 
 
 Telephone—3326 Paddington 
 
 Shepherd, W., 66 Bermondsey New Rd., S.E. 
 Sherwood, —., Leytonstone Rd., Stratford, E. 
 Shiers, R- & J., 5 King St., Regent St., W. 
 Shurmur & Sons, Ltd. (see Advt. on next page) 
 Shute, W., 10 Chelverton Rd., Putney, S.W. 
 Sibley, H. A., Lower Richmond Rd. , Putney, S.W. 
 Silk, W., & Son (see Advt. on next page) 
 Simmonds Bros., 118 Cromwell Rd., S.W. 
 Simmonds, C., Harley IRL, Willesden Junction, 
 N.W. 
 Simmonds, Geo., Pepys Rd., New Cross, S.E. 
 Simmonds, G., & Son, Erlanger Rd., New Cross, 
 S.E. 
 Sims & Woods, Brownlow Mews, Gray’s Inn Road, 
 W.C. (Shop front). 
 Simpson & Annett, 5 Church St., Kensington, W. 
 Simpson, J., & Son, 48 Paddington St., V 
 Slaughter & Son, 10 Sloane St., S.W. 
 Smart, Voy ey Brixton Hill, S. Ww. 
 Smerdon, Re Jie 322 Kentish Town Rd.. N.W. 
 Smith & Brown, 30 Western St., Up. Norwood, 
 S.E: 
 Smith & Co., 6 Grey St., Manchester Sq., W.C. 
 Smith, G., & Sons, Muswell Hill, N. 
 Earl’s Ct., 
 
 Smith, H., & Son, 5 Wetherby Ter., 
 
 S.W. 
 Smith, J., & Sons, Ltd. (see Advt. on next page) 
 Smith, T., 13 Roskell Ter., Lr. Richmond Rd., 
 
 ’ 
 
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 Wm,SHURMUR @ SONS. Ltd.. 
 
 RIVERSIDE WORKS, 
 eerie SCLAPTON, N.E; 
 
 Telegraphic Address: SHURMUR, LONDON. 
 1897 (DALSTON). 
 513 (WALTHAMSTOW). 
 
 Some of the Chief Contracts carried out :— 
 
 Queen's Wharf Rice Mills, Rotherhithe, S.E.; 
 and Reinstatement after fire. £21,500 (re-building), 
 
 54 Gracechurch Street, E.C. Gro. Lxae, Esq., 
 Archt. £0,400. 
 
 Metropolitan Board of Works—Fire Stations at 
 Hackney, Notting Hill, Holloway, Poplar, Lam- 
 beth, and Rotherhithe. £65,000. 
 
 Hackney Board of Guardians—New’ Adminis- 
 trative Block. £38,300. New Dining Hall and 
 Chapel. £12,900. 
 
 Offices for Liverpool Victoria Legal Friendly 
 Society, Holborn. £9,750. F. J. Smiru, Esq., 
 F.R.I.B.A., Archt. 
 
 Metropolitan Asylums Board—New Administra- 
 tive Blocks at Darenth. £62,500. Isolation 
 Blocks, North-Eastern Fever Hospital, Tottenham. 
 A.& C. Harsron, Archts. £3,600. 
 
 School Board for London—Schools at Stepney, 
 Brentwood, Holloway, Limehouse, Bermondsey, 
 Hackney, Poplar, Dalston and Homerton. £ 183,000. 
 
 Mctropolitan Free Hospital, Kingsland Road. 
 James Epmeston and H. H. Cottins, Esqs., Joint 
 Archts. £23,500. 
 
 Poplar Board of Guardians- New Administra- 
 tive Blocks and Dining Hall, £28,600. New 
 Relieving Offices and Workrooms. £20,700. 
 Messrs. W. A. Hitts & Sons, Archts. 
 
 London Parcels Delivery Co.—New Depot, Ful- 
 ham, and New Bank, Fetter Lane. £7,500. Hpnry 
 Poston, Esq., F.R.1.B.A., Archt. 
 
 Rebuilding Premises for Messrs. Sutton and Co.. 
 Carriers, Whitecross Street, E.C. Three Houses, 
 Lincoln’s Inn, W.C. Villas, Stoke Newington, N. 
 “ Rising Sun,’’ Clapham. Workshops, Ash 
 Grove, Hackney, and Mission Hall, Dove Row, 
 Haggerston. Joun Hamicron, Esq., Archt. 
 £21,400. 
 
 City of London Electric Lighting Company — 
 Generating Stations, Bank Side and Lower Thames 
 Street. Cuas. THompson, Esq., Archt. £25,000. 
 
 Model Dwellings, Warehouses and Work- 
 shops, Hackney Road; Factory, Long Acre, W. 
 W. A. Fincu, Esq., Archt. £18,500. 
 
 Rebuilding the ‘‘ Plough’’ Tavern, Mile End, E., 
 and Villa Residence at Malden, Surrey. £15,500. 
 W. D. Cuurcu, Esq., Archt, 
 
 New Banking Premises for City Bank at Lud- 
 gate Hill, E.C., and for the London and County 
 Banking Co., Hammersmith, W., the London and 
 South Western Bank, Ltd., Hackney, N.E. Wwm. 
 BramuaM, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Mission Halls at Hackney, Rotherhithe, 
 Newington, and Lower Clapton. £14,600. 
 
 Rebuilding ‘‘White Hart,’’ Hoxton, N.: ‘‘ Pea- 
 cock,’’ Bethnal Green, E.; “‘ Lion and Wheat- 
 sheaf,’ Deptford, S.E.; *‘Mackworth Arms,” 
 Commercial Road, E.; ‘‘ Grave Maurice,’’ Pop- 
 day, H.;) “Chapel? House,’” Islington, N.; 
 *‘ Yorkshire Grey,’’ Whitechapel, E.; ‘‘ Pilot,” 
 Deptford, S.E.; and ‘‘ Peacock,’’ Islington. 
 Messrs. Wirson, Son & ALDWINKLE. £67,500. 
 
 Factory at Stratford. Epwarp Crosser, Esq., 
 Archt. £6,000. 
 
 Factory, Kingsland Road. Extension, Messrs. 
 Taylor, Walker & Co.’s Brewery, Limehouse. 
 Stansfeld’s Brewery, Walham Green. Wo. 
 BraAprorp & Son, Archts. £28,000. 
 
 Rebuilding *‘ Rose and Crown,’’ Walthamstow; 
 “White Hart,’’ Upton; and ‘*‘ Denmark Arms.” 
 F. A. Asuton, Esq., Archt. £9,500. 
 
 Hackney Free and Parochial Schools. 
 Cox, Esq. £8,400. 
 
 City of London Guardians.—New Blocks and 
 Drainage at Bow Infirmary; Lying-in Wards and 
 Alterations at Homerton Infirmary; Six Dwelling 
 Houses for Lady Holles’ Trust. FReDERICK 
 Hammonp, Esq., F.R.I.B.A., Archt. £17,500. 
 Alterations at Bow Infirmary. A. E. Pripmore, 
 Esq., Archt. £4,000. 
 
 Shacwell Estate.—Block of Artizan Dwellings. 
 W. G. Drew, Esq., Archt. £3,400. 
 
 Hackney Furnishing Co.—New Warehouse and 
 Factory at Mare Street, Hackney. J. Hamicton, 
 Esq., Archt. £7,000. 
 
 Corporation of London. Ped Ross, Esq., M.I.CE., 
 Engineer. Underground nveniences at Golden 
 Lane, Lower Thames Street, Ludgate Circus, Upper 
 Thames Street, Alderman’s Walk, Fenchurch St., 
 Queenhithe. and Aldersgate Street. £18,200. 
 
 East London Waterworks Co.— Pumping Stations 
 at Lea Bridge, Walthamstow, Chingford, Ponder’s 
 End, Waltham, Wanstead, and East Ham, £65,000 ; 
 W. B. Bryan, Esq., M.Inst.C.E., Engineer. 
 
 Salvation Army, Congress Hall, Clapton.—ALEx- 
 ANDER Gorpon, Esq., F.S.I., Archt. Providing 
 Home for 300 Cadets. £6,173. 
 
 Telephone Nos. 
 
 Stoke 
 
 ALFRED 
 
 ESTABLISHED 
 
 1859. 
 
 W. Silk & Son, 
 
 HOMERTON WORKS, 
 Builders, Contractors & Decorators, 
 | SHOP & OFFICE FITTERS, 
 | Electric Power JOINERY WORKS, 
 
 High Street, 
 HOMERTON, N.E. 
 
 Telephone 1345 North. 
 
 363 
 TELEGRAMS: TELEPHONE: 
 ‘ STUARTIANA, LONDON.” 1852 Hop. 
 R. L. STUART & SONS 
 
 Builders, 
 Decorators & Contractors, 
 
 LOWER ROAD, 
 ROTHERHITHE, S.E. 
 
 References to well known London Architects 
 if desired. 
 
 ESTABLISHED 1859. 
 
 JAMES SMITH AND SONS, Ltd., 
 BUILDERS, 
 JUNCTION WORKS, SOUTH NORWOOD, SE. 
 Some of the Work recently executed tncludes— 
 
 Imperial Hotel, Russell Square, W.C.; Archt., 
 C. FitzRoy Doll, Esq. Town House, 41 Harley 
 
 Street. W.; Archt., W. H. White, Esq. Cottage 
 Hospital, Harrow-on-the-Hill; Archt., Arnold 
 Mitchell, Esq. Court House, Rusper; Archts., 
 
 Messrs. Ernest George and Yeates. New Premises, 
 10 Maddox Street, W.; Archts., Messrs. Lander, 
 Bedells & Crompton. 105 and 106 New Bond Street, 
 W.; Archt., E. Keynes Purchase, Esq. New 
 Premises for Midland Furnishing Co., Southampton 
 Row, W.C.; Archt., R. J. Worley, Esq. New 
 Premises, 117, 118 and 120, Fleet Street, E.C.; 
 Archts., Messrs. Griffin & Woollard. Buildings at 
 Nine Elms, 8.W.; Archts., Messrs. Humphreys- 
 Davies & Co. Additions to House, West Hill, 
 Sydenham; Archt., J. N. Randall Vining, Haq. 
 Additions to 'ttondon & South Western Bank, 148 
 Holborn, E.C.: Archt., C. FitzRoy Doll, Esq. 
 House, Avenue Road, Regent’s Park; Archt., W.H. 
 White, Esq. Extension of Patent Office, Furnival 
 Street, E.C., for H. M. Office of Works; Archt., 
 J. B. Westcott, Esq. Veterinary Reserve Store, 
 Woolwich, for the War Office, etc., etc. 
 
 Smith, T. A., & Co., Ltd., 3 Robin Hood Court» 
 Milk St., E.C. 
 
 Smith, W. H., & Son, 480 Fulham Rd., S.W. 
 
 Smith, W., 67 Denmark Hill, S.E. 
 
 Smith, W., Eldon Works, Harleyford Rd., S.E. 
 
 Snewin Bros. & Co., High Rd., Clapton, N.E. 
 
 Snook, A., 71 Liverpool Rd., Islington, N. 
 
 Soanes, J., & Son, 5 Orde Hall St., W.C. 
 
 Sobey, T., 30-34 Lamb’s Conduit St., W.C. 
 
 Somerford, H., & Son, 138 Manor St., Clapham, S. W. 
 
 Southcott, Messrs., Southwood Lane, Highgate, N. 
 
 Sparkes, J., & Son, 14 King St., Tower Hill, E.C. 
 
 Spear, A., 4o Westminster Bridge Rd., S.E. 
 
 Spiers & Son, 3 Hill Rd., Abbey Rd., N.W. 
 
 Sprake, Foreman, & Son, Pont St., Belgrave Sq., W. 
 
 Spreckley, C., & Co., Phcenix Place, Calthorpe St., 
 Gray’s Inn Rd., W.C. 
 
 Stace, E., Rye Lane, Peckham, 8.E. 
 
 Staines & Son, 61 Great Eastern St., E.C. 
 
 Stanford, J., 193 Hither Green Lane, Lewisham, S.E. 
 
 Staples & Son, 90 Well St., Camberwell, S.E. 
 
 Stanley, I. H., 93 Landor Rd., Clapham, 8.W. 
 
 Stapleton, J.,& Sons,112 High St., Stk. Newington,N. 
 
 Steed, P. & F., Sturt St., City Rd., N. 
 
 Steed,T. D. & Son, 2A Langdon Rd., Junction Rd.,N. 
 
 Steel, W., 66 Albion Rd., Dalston, N.E. 
 
 Stevens & Sons, Yonge Park, Seven Sisters Rd., N. 
 
 Stevens, G., 37 Lingham St., Stockwell, S.W. 
 
 Stevens, G. S., 219 Isledon Rd., Finsbury Park, N, 
 
 Stevens, T., 45 South Molton St., S.W. 
 
 Stevenson, T., 6 Sheldon St., Paddington, W. 
 
 Stewart, J., 174 West Green Rd., Tottenham, N. 
 
 Stimpson & Co., 78 Brompton Rd., S.W. 
 
 Stuart, R. L., & Sons (see Advt.) 
 
 Sumner & Co. (see Advt.) 
 
 Swan, E., & Son, Beaufort Works, Walham Grcen, 
 S.W. 
 
 Sweet, W., Loveridge Rd., Hampstead, N.W. 
 
 Sykes & Son, 9 Essex St., Strand, W.C. 
 
 Sykes, A., Perry Hill, Catford, S.E. 
 
 Symes, A. E., Carpenters Rd., Stratford, E. 
 
 Tavener, C., & Son, 8 St. John’s Wood Ter., N. W. 
 
 Taylor, W., & Co.,50 Percy Rd.,Shepherd’s Bush, W. 
 
 Taylor, W. E., & Co., Hurlingham Rd., Fulham, S. W. 
 
 Tennant & Co., Grange Rd., Willesden Green, N.W. 
 
 Thom, W., 40 First St., Chelsea, S.W. 
 
 Thomas, T. W., 318 King St., Hammersmith, W. 
 
 Thomerson & Son (see Advt.) 
 
 ‘Lhompson & Beveridge, 1:1 Harrow Rd., N.W. 
 
 Thompson, A. J., & Co., 49A Brecknock Rd., N. 
 
 Thompson, J. J., 137 Old St., E.C. 
 
 Tinckham, P.,7 St. Helen’s Ter.,St, Quintin’s Pk., W. 
 
 SUMNER & Co., 
 
 BUILDERS. CONTRACTORS, 
 DECORATORS, and 
 
 | SHOPFITTERS. 
 
 Designers and Experts for Exhibition 
 Stands, &c. 
 
 ALPHA PLACE WORKS, 
 CALEDONIAN RD., KING’S CROSS 
 
 Telegrams : Renovation, London. 
 Telephones : 8654 Central. 
 760 North. 
 
 W. THOMERSON & SON, 
 Builders & Contractors, 
 
 TUILERIE STREET, 
 HACKNEY ROAD, 
 
 LONDON, N.E. 
 
 Telephone: 9739 Central. 
 ESTABLISHED 1825, 
 
 Tinson, E., 169 Warwick Rd., Kensington, W. 
 Titmas & Sons, 132 Gower St., W.C. 
 
 TODD & NEWMAN 
 
 Builders& Contractors, 
 
 HACKNEY, 
 
 N.E. 
 
 Established 1870. 
 
 Tomes, W., 6 The Grove, Hammersmith, W. 
 
 Toms, E., 31 Wellington St., Camden Town, N.W. 
 
 Toten, W. H.,1554 Glo’ster Rd., S. Kensington, S.W. 
 
 Tout, A. H., 2 Herbert St., Haverstock Hill, N.W. 
 
 Tozer, F., Uxbridge Rd. Station, W. 
 
 Traies & Sons, 8 Figin Crescent, Notting Hill, W. 
 
 Treasure & Son, Cottenham Rd., Holloway, N. 
 
 Tremain, T., 42 Clyde Rd., lottenham, N. 
 
 Tribe, E., 4 Deodar Rd., Putney, S.W. 
 
 Triggs, E., The Chase, Clapham, S.W. 
 
 Trollope, G., & Sons, & Coles & Sons, Ltd., 
 Grosvenor Rd.. S.W. 
 
 Tucker, E. B., 82 Lavender Hill, Battersea, S.W. 
 
 Tucker, R., Disraeli Rd., Forest Gate, E. 
 
 Tugwell, T. B., & Sons, 4 Belsize Crescent, Hamp- 
 stead, N.W. ’ : 
 
 Tunks, W., 215 Cornwall Rd., Notting Hill, W. 
 
 Turnbull & Sons, 8 Northumberland Alley, E.C. 
 
 Turner & Withers, Stratford Rd., Kensington, Ww. 
 
 77 
 
364 BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS, 
 
 Turner, T., 98 High St., Putney, S.W. 
 
 Turtle & Appleton, 141 St. John’s Hill, S.W. 
 Tydeman, H. J., 27 Viceroy Rd., S. Lambeth, S.W. 
 Vare Bros., 13 Spring St., Paddington, W. 
 Vaughan, R., 48 Spencer St., Goswell Rd., E.C. 
 Vears, J., & Co., 27 Craven Terrace, Bayswater, W. 
 Veitch & Close, 2 Longford St., Munster Sq., N.W. 
 
 | Telephone G.P,O. 13111 Central. 
 { 
 Telegrams ‘‘ Wirebitu,’”’ London. 
 
 VICKERS & FIELD, 
 
 Contractors for Asphalting, LTD., 
 Tar Paving and Dampcoursing, 
 
 ROWLAND HOUSE, 
 6, ELDON STREET, 
 
 E.C. 
 Garden City, near Hitchin. 
 Deport: G.N.Ry. Goods Yard, Highbury Vale, 
 Holloway, N. 
 
 Vigor & Co., 15 King St., Poplar, E. 
 
 Wagstaff, G., & Son, 9 Bartlett’s Bldgs., Holborn 
 Circus, E.C. 
 
 Walford, J., & Son, 73 Knightrider St., E.C. 
 
 Walker, E. T. & F. J.,92 St. Leonard’s Rd., Poplar,E, | 
 
 Wall, C., 51 Upcerne Rd., Lot’s Rd., S.W. 
 
 Wall, H., & Co., Carlton Rd., Kentish Town, N.W. 
 
 Waller & Co., 4 Lyall St., Belgrave Sq., S.W. 
 
 Wallis, W., 207 Balham High Rd., S.W. 
 
 Ward & Lamble, 2 Hornsey St., Holloway Rd., N. 
 
 Wardlow, G., 36 The Grove, Hackney, N.E. 
 
 Waring, S. J., & Sons, 175-181 Oxford St., W. 
 
 Watson & Ellwood, 517 Lordship Lane, Dulwich, S.E. 
 
 Watson Bros., 5 Charlotte St., Portland Place, W. 
 
 Watt, J., Bromley Rd., Catford, S.E. 
 
 Watts, G. N., 147 High St., Notting Hill, W. 
 
 Watts, Johnson & Co., Tile Yard, Commercial Rd., 
 Limehouse, E. 
 
 Wayland, E., 18 White Lion St., Pentonville, N. 
 
 Weatherley & Thompson, back ot 452 Fulham Rd., 
 S.W 
 
 Webb, A., Longthorne Works, Romford Rd., E. 
 
 Webb, J., & Son, 94 St. John’s St. Rd., E.C. 
 
 Webber, A. A., 47 Mortimer St., W. 
 
 Webster, F., 48 Fenwick Rd., Peckham Rye, S.E. 
 
 Weeden & Shrimpton, 50 Church St., Kensington, W. 
 
 Wells, B., 2 Ridley St., Bermondsey, S.E. 
 
 Wells, W., 31 Barnsdale Rd., St. Peter’s Park, W. 
 
 Welsh, T., & Son, Chatsworth Rd., Stratford, E. 
 
 Weston, G. E., 42 Wellclose Sq., St. George’s, E. 
 
 Wheeler, E., 12 Aldred Rd., N.W. 
 
 Wheeler, J. W., Winchmore Hill, N. 
 
 Whitaker, J., & Son, 127 Earl’s Court Rd., S.W. 
 
 Whitby, Bros., Featherstone Bldgs., Holborn, W.C. 
 
 White & Johnson, College Place, Chelsea, S.W. 
 
 Whitehead, L., & Co., Portland Place, N., Clapham 
 Rd., S.W. 
 
 Wilkes Bros., 164 Buckingham Palace Rd., S.W. 
 
 Wilkinson & Sons, 117 Clarendon Rd.,Nottg. Hill, W. 
 
 Wilkinson Bros., 64 and 155 St. Thomas Rd., Fins- 
 bury Park, N. 
 
 Willett, W., 2 Sloane Gardens, S.W. 
 
 Williams, G., 70 Hatton Garden, E.C. 
 
 Williams, G., Ltd., 6 & 8 Portland Rd., Notting 
 Hill, W. 
 
 Williams, G. S., & Sons, Richmond St., Thornhill 
 Square, Islington, N. : 
 
 Williams, H. J., 13 to 18 Bermondsey St., S.E. 
 
 Williams, J. P., 87 Lancaster Rd., W. 
 
 Waiaee Son, & Wallington, 132 Shepherd’s Bush 
 
 Williams, W., & Sons, 17 Benbow Rd., Hammer-_ 
 
 smith, W. 
 Williams, W. R., 98 High St., Putney, S.W. 
 Willott, C. H. & J. W., 63 Goldhawk Rd., W. 
 Willmott, J., & Sons, Tottenham Lane, Hornsey, N. 
 Wills, M. D., 40 Northcote Rd., Battersea, S.W. 
 Wilsher, G., 563 Seven Sisters Rd., N. 
 Wilson,A.&T.,50De Beauvoir Cres.,KingslandRd.,N. 
 Wiltshire, W., Heath St., Hampstead, N.W. 
 Wimpey, G., & Co., 30 The Grove, Hammersmith, W. 
 Windsor & Co., 61 Strathblaine Rd., Clapham, S.W. 
 Wire & Forrest, 57 Church Row, Bethnal Green, E. 
 Witherilt, Lee, & Martin, 10 Chapel St., Mayfair, W. 
 Wood, F.& F. J., 64 Cleveland St., Mile End Rd.,E. 
 Wood, H., 157 Midland Rd., Leyton, E. 
 Woodward, W., & Co.,13 Wilson St., Finsbury, E.C. 
 Wordley, E. W., 60 Godwin Rd., Forest Gate, E. 
 Wore R. E., & Co., Henry St., Gray’s Inn Rd., 
 
 Ww 
 
 Wright & Hurst, 72 Landcroft Rd., E. Dulwich, S.E. 
 
 Wright, H., Dalling Rd., Hammersmith, W. 
 
 Wyand & Sons, 33 Marloes Rd., Kensington, 8.W. 
 
 Yeoman, Spriggs, & Co., 4 Shrubbery Rd., Streat- 
 ham, S.W. 
 
 Young, H., Junction Works, Herne Hill, 8.E. 
 
 Young, C. H., 5 Shedley Rd., Clapham, S.W. 
 
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 2. Provincial. 
 
 Bedfordshire. 
 
 AMPTHILL. 
 Sharpe, W. T., Woburn St. 
 ASPLEY GUISE. 
 Sinfield, C. 
 BEDFORD. 
 Corby J., & Son, 27 Tavistock St. 
 Dawes, A. J. (Exors. of), Priory St. 
 Foster, S., Kempston 
 Freshwater & Sons, 25 Castle Hill 
 Harrison, G., Rutland Rd. 
 Laughton, W., Midland Rd. 
 Warton & Dunstall, AshburnhamRd. 
 White, J. P., Bromham Rd. 
 
 BIGGLESWADE. 
 Daulby Bros., Hitchin St. 
 
 DUNSTABLE. 
 Cheshire, J., 7 Matthew St. 
 Higgs, H., High St., N. 
 Nash, A., Prince’s St. 
 White, F. F., Prince’s St. 
 
 EATON SOCON (St. Neots). 
 Wellham, F., Junr. 
 
 EGGINGTON, Letghton Buzzard. 
 Edwards, H., & Sons 
 
 HARROLD, Sharnbrook. 
 Clayson, C., & Sons 
 
 HOCKLIFFE, Leighton Buzzard. 
 Ayer, J., & Son 
 
 LEIGHTON BUZZARD. 
 
 Adams & Whiting, Ashwell St. 
 Atkins, A., Heath Rd. 
 Claridge, G. D., Albany Rd. 
 Cook, D., & Son, 48 Ashwell St. 
 Dawson, A. E., 18 Heath Rd. 
 Garside, G., & Son, Hockliffe St. 
 Tutt, A. E., Hockliffe St. 
 Yirrell, T., Bridge St. 
 
 LUTON. 
 Abrahams, C., High Town Rd. 
 Angel, G., Melsom St. 
 Attwood, A., 34 Ashton Rd. 
 Barber & George, 11 Regent St. 
 Buckingham, G. W., Crawley Rd. 
 Cain & Co., High Town 
 Chandler, F., 14 Cromwell Rd. 
 Cole, A., 3 Edward St. 
 Dunham, W. G., Guildford St. 
 Foster, E., Cromwell Rd. 
 Frost, J., Dale St. 
 Goodman, H., 32 Crawley Green Rd. 
 Irons & Oakley, Park St. 
 Kingham, G., 106 Old Bedford Rd. 
 Mardle, A., Cowper St. 
 Neville, T. & E., Castle St. 
 Parkins, D., 39 High Town Rd. 
 Piyer, G. W., Moor St. 
 Saunders, J., & Son, Duke &t. 
 Tomkins, J., Langley Rd. 
 Turner, A., Hibbert St. 
 Wood, F., & Co., Grove Rd. 
 OFFLEY. 
 Sharp, C. 
 POTTON. 
 Bartle & Son, Bull St. 
 
 Rainsford Bros. 
 Woodman, S. 
 
 SANDY. 
 Haynes, W. 
 STEWKLEY, Leighton Buzzard. 
 Heley, G. 
 STOTFOLD. 
 Redhouse, 8. 
 
 TODDINGTON, Dunstable. 
 Durham, D. 
 
 WOBURN. 
 Gregory, H., 36 & 37 Bedford St. 
 
 Berkshire. 
 
 ABINGDON. 
 
 Buckle, J., Spring Rd. 
 Cox, A., Victoria Rd. 
 Holloway, G., Spring Rd. 
 Ricketts, J., The Vineyard 
 Thatcher, G., & Son, 63 Stert St. 
 
 ASCOT: 
 Charman, H. 
 Trust, T. 
 
 W. WATSON, 
 
 Builder and - - 
 Contractor, 
 
 - ASCOT, BERKS. 
 
 Telephone :—No. 59, Ascot. 
 
 Works executed include :— 
 
 St. Cyprian’s Church ; Mansions; 
 Large Blocks of Flats in London; 
 Open Air Sanatorium and Council 
 Schools, Wokingham : Council 
 Chambers, Camberley ; County Police 
 Station, Ascot; Fire Station, Eton ; 
 White Hart Hotel, Windsor; Parsee 
 Chapel, Brookwood; Ascot Priory, 
 Bracknell; and hundreds of large and 
 small residences in all parts. 
 
 eR EEE 
 
 BINFIELD, Bracknell. 
 East & Hyde, Popeswood 
 BRACKNELL. 
 Brown, G. 
 CHOLSEY, Wallingford. 
 Bosher, C. W., & Sons 
 
 COOKHAM. 
 Cooper, J. K., & Sons 
 Frewing, J., & Son 
 Harding, W., Cookham Dean 
 Lacey, R. G. 
 Spencer, ~ 
 
 CROWTHORNE. 
 Spear & King 
 
 IES IO TUG MENG. 
 Taylor, E. T., Post Office 
 
 FARINGDON. 
 Cadell Bros. 
 Ritchings, J., Station Rd. 
 
 HUNGERFORD. 
 
 New, F., Chilton Foliat 
 Wooldridge, J., & Son, Canal Wharf 
 
 KINTBURY. 
 Bance, J. 
 Bronsdon, J. 
 
 LAMBOURNE, S.O. 
 Owen, F. } 
 
 MAIDENHEAD. 
 
 Bissley, F., All Saints’ Av. 
 
 Cooper, J. K., & Sons, Castle Hill 
 Cox, C. W., & Sons, Bridge Rd. Wks. 
 Creed, W., Boyne Works 
 
 Edwards, F. W., Queen St. 
 
 Gilroy, W., Queen St. 
 
 Partlo Bros., North Town 
 
 Pymn, F. J., High Town Rd. 
 
 Silver & Sons, Ld., Altwood Works 
 Wells, J., Wellington Rd. 
 
 West Bros., Albert St. 
 
 MIDGHAM, Reading. 
 James, T., Bath Rd. 
 
 NEWBURY. 
 
 Adey & Co., Bartholomew St. 
 Bance, E. A., Ball Hill, East Wood- 
 
 hay 
 Chivers, A. J., 63 Cheap St. 
 Elms, H., Pound St. 
 Head, G., Tot Hill, Burghclere 
 Hoskings Bros. (see Advt.) 
 Houghton, A. H. & Co., Donnington 
 Plumb, T., Greenham 
 Pope & Co., East Woodhay 
 
 PANGBOURNE., 
 
 Boxall, J., & Son 
 Carter, E 
 
 Berkshire—continued. 
 
 | HOSKINGS Bros., 
 
 Builders & Contractors 
 NEWBURY. 
 
 | 
 
 Works executed include: 
 | Additions to Shaw House, Melk- 
 | sham; E. C. May, Esq., Archt. 
 
 | Additions to Notton House, Melk- 
 | sham; A. C, Martin, Esq., Archt. 
 
 | Dauntsey Agricultural College, 
 | Lavington; C. E. Ponting, Esq., 
 | Archt. 
 
 Additions to Fosbury Manor, Hun- 
 gerford; Sir A. Blomfield & Son, 
 Archts. 
 
 Additions to Newton Lodge, Hun- 
 gerford; Messrs. Hubbard & Moore, 
 Archts. 
 
 Shaw Church, Melksham; C. E. 
 Ponting, Esq., Archt. 
 
 New Church, Kingston Lacy, C. BE. 
 Ponting, Esq., Archt. 
 | Additions to Kirby House, Inkpen, 
 
 H. Pete, Esq., Archt. 
 
 READING. 
 
 Allaway Bros., Oxford St. 
 Bourton, W., 103 Watlington St. 
 
 Collier & Catley 
 
 LIMITED, 
 
 BUILDERS, 
 
 Drainage and Road Contractors 
 and Sanitary Experts, 
 
 ST. MARY’S BUTTS, 
 READING. 
 Telephone No. 93 (Reading). 
 
 Contractors for House Drainage 
 and Main Sewers to Reading Cor- 
 poration for 18 years. 
 
 Buildings of every descrip- 
 tion undertaken. 
 
 Curtis, R., r Upper Redlands Rd. 
 Davis, J., & Sons, 121 Queen’s Rd. 
 Faulkes, A., Crown St. 
 
 Fisher Bros., Blenheim Rd. 
 
 Fitt, McCarthy E., Oxford Rd. 
 Godwin, H. W., 93 Castle St. 
 Hawkins, W., Erleigh Rd. 
 
 Lewis, G. S.. & Brother 
 
 F. Newberry, 
 
 BUILEDER, <i": 
 
 | CONTRACTOR, & 
 DECORATOR, . 
 
 Telephone: 382. 
 292 King’s Road, 
 
 READING. 
 
 R/C 
 Church Furniture 
 a Speciality, also 
 Bank & Office Fittings. 
 
 Margetts, J. H. & Son, Richmond 
 Works, Castle St. 
 
 Parsons, G. A., 217 Oxford Rd. 
 
 Patience & Son, Stanshawe Rd. 
 
 Pilgrim, G., 12 Waylen St. 
 
 Searle, H., 32 & 34 King’s Rd. 
 Wheeler Bros., 63 Caversham Rd. 
 Whiting, T. F., The Grove 
 
 SONNING, Reading. 
 Robinson, G. 
 
 STREATLEY, Reading. 
 
 Smallbone, J. 
 
 SUNNINGDALE. 
 Norris, G., & Sons 
 
 TWYFORD, S.O. 
 
 Hussey, R., Kiln Green 
 Wigmore, J. R., London Rd. 
 
 E. 6. HUGHES, 
 BUILDER & CONTRACTOR, 
 Albion Works, 
 
 WOKINGHAM. 
 
 TELEPHONE No. 7. 
 
 Recent Works executed include :— 
 
 Henley - on - Thames, Imperial 
 Hotel and Shops; W. Theobalds, 
 Esq., Archt. Farnborough, Altera- 
 
 tions to the Children’s Home; 
 Messrs. Holman & Goodrham, 
 Archts. Public Hall; Geo. C. 
 
 Sherrin, Esg., Archt. Easthamp- 
 stead, Alterations and Additions to 
 Workhouse; Messrs. C. Smith and 
 Sons, Archts. Restoration after 
 fire at the Mansion for the Marquis 
 of Downshire; F. W. Albury, Esq., 
 Archt. Wokingham, New Police 
 Station and Court Rooms. Resi- 
 dences on the Langboro’ Estate ; 
 Messrs. J. Morris & Son, Archts. 
 Shiplake, Alterations to ‘‘ The 
 Coppice ”? and New Stables, &c. ; 
 W. EF. Cave, Esq., Archt. Guildford, 
 House for Julian Sturges, Esq. at 
 Puttenham; C. F. A. Voysey, Esq., 
 Archt. New Casuals Block and 
 Additions, Guildford Workhouse ; 
 E. L. Lunn, Esq., Archt. New Resi- 
 dence and Stables for Dr. Lancaster, 
 V.E. Young, Esq., Archt. Worth- 
 ing, Alterations and Additions for 
 R. P.Wyatt, Esq. Winkfield, Alter- 
 ations and Additions to the Manor 
 for C. A. Ferard, Esq., Fleet, Hants, 
 Alterations and Additions to House 
 and New Stabling for Major Anstey, 
 Shinfield, Alterations and Additions 
 to House, New Stables and Cottages 
 for R. G. Cobham, Esq. Yateley, 
 Rebuilding Residence after fire, J. 
 P. Stilwell, Esq.; Messrs. C, Smith 
 & Sons, Archts. Alverstoke, Hants, 
 Drainage and Sanitary work, the 
 Children’s Homes; Messrs. Holman 
 and Goodrham, Archts. Petersfield, 
 New Science Room, Petersfield 
 College, and New Bush Hotel, Pri- 
 vett Station; Messrs. Crickmay and 
 Son, Archts. Farnham, New Resi- 
 dence and Stables; Messrs. Kingham 
 and Kingham,Archts.,and New Resi- 
 dence; Messrs. Niven & Wiggles- 
 worth, Archts. Farnborough, New 
 Bank, Shops, and Wesley Hall, for 
 the Wesleyan Trustees; W. F. Bird, 
 Esq., Archt. Farnham, Residence for 
 T. Patterson, Esq.; W. Meyrick, 
 Esq., Archt. Residence for EK. Crund- 
 well, Esq.; A. J. Stedman, Esq., 
 Archt. Alverstoke, New Hospital, 
 Messrs. Holman & Goodrham, 
 Archts. Hook Heath, Woking, 
 Residences under Messrs. Tubbs and 
 Messer, Archts. Cobham, Alter- 
 ation to Bear Inn, E. Lunn, Esq., 
 Archt. Hook, Re-erecting ‘‘ Gar- 
 dener’s Arms’’ and “‘ Jolly Miller”’ 
 Inns, under A. J. Stedman, Esq., 
 Archt. Guildford, Club House for 
 Golf Club, Messrs. Clemence and 
 Moon, Archts. Woking, New 
 Church, W. Caroé, Esq. Archt. 
 Hare Hatch, Mansion, F. Wade, 
 Esq., Archt. Sunningdale, Resi- 
 dence, H. Chalcraft, Esq., Archt. 
 Farley Hill, Residence, under W. 
 Worley, Esq., Archt. And many 
 other works too numerous to enter In 
 detail, but can be had on application 
 
BUILDERS AND 
 
 CONTRACTORS. 
 
 Berkshire—continued. 
 
 WALLINGFORD. 
 Brasher, W., & Sons 
 
 WANTAGE. 
 Wheeler, J., & Son, Mill St. 
 Whiting, Gregory & Stroud 
 
 WINDSOR. 
 Bampfylde, E., Francis Rd. 
 30nd. A., 16 Victoria St. 
 Butcher & Hendry, Arthur Rd 
 Cooper, G., & Son, Ld., Park St. 
 Dickinson, W., Victoria St. (Sanitary 
 
 Engineer) 
 
 Foreman, R., Albany Rd. 
 Green, W., & Son, Clewer 
 
 Hendry, R. A., Grove Rd. 
 Hollis & Sons, St. Leonard’s Rd. 
 Knapp & Son, King’s Rd. 
 Knapp, W., Grove Rd. 
 
 Reavell, A. H., 37 Peascod St. 
 Slaughter, J., Bolton Rd. 
 
 WINKFIELD. 
 Brown, G. 
 Searle, E. 
 
 WOKINGHAM. 
 Culver & Son 
 Hughes, E. C. (see Advt. on 
 vious page) 
 Seward, J. B., Crown Works. 
 
 pre- 
 
 Buckinghamshire. 
 
 AMERSHAM. 
 
 BUILDER, 
 CONTRACTOR, 
 Brick & Lime Manufacturer, 
 HIGH ST., AMERSHAM. 
 Brick Kilns, Hyde Heath. 
 
 List of Works executed lately— 
 
 Residence, Coleshill, near Amer- 
 sham, £9,000. 
 
 Residences, Roughwood Croft and 
 Ballyturin, near Chalfont St. Giles ; 
 Messrs. Read & Macdonald, Archts., 
 £5,295. 
 
 Epileptic Homes, Epileptic Colony, 
 Chalfont St. Giles; Architects, 
 M. B. Adams, Esq., F.R.I.B.A., 
 K. D. Young, Esq., F.R.I.B.A., 
 BE. C. Shearman, Esq., F.R.I.B.A., 
 GC. Grieve, Esq., £13,618. 
 
 Laying Mains, Building Engine 
 House, Deep Well, &c., for the 
 
 Amersham Water Co., £5,500. 
 
 Residences, Highlands, and Under 
 Acre, at Amersham, Alterations, 
 Stoke Mandeville; E. R. Robson, 
 Esq., F.R.I.B.A., £2,000. 
 
 Restoration, Penn Street Church, 
 
 | near Amersham; W. D. Carée, Esq., 
 
 M.A., F.S.A. 
 
 New Road, Fencing and Bridge, 
 at Amersham, for the Metropolitan 
 Railway Company. 
 
 Residence, BoddingtonRise, Wend- 
 over; R.C. Edwards, Esq.,F.R.I.B.A. 
 
 New Grammar School and Head- 
 master’s House, Amersham; H. 
 Belch, Esq., Architect, £5,628. 
 
 Residences, Amersham Common, 
 Chesham Bois Common, and Chal- 
 font St. Giles. 
 
 Connections to Main Sewer, for 
 the Amersham Rural District 
 
 | Council; Taylor, Son & Santo Crimp, 
 
 Engineers. 
 Golf Club House, Edgware, T. 
 Ballantine, Esq., Architect. 
 Residence, Gerrards Cross, L.W.S. 
 Goodbody, Esq., Architect. 
 Alterations, Grove Farm, Ballin- 
 ger; Mesars. Swannell & Sly, Archi- 
 tects. 
 
 Residence, Sonamarg, Great 
 Missenden; F. Adamson, Esq., 
 Architect. 
 
 G. DARLINGTON, 
 
 Williams, F. G. 
 
 AYLESBURY. 
 Cannon, G. & T., High St. 
 Green, W. Y., & Co., 14 Walton St. 
 Mayne & Son, Station St. 
 Webster & Cannon, Cambridge St. 
 
 BEACONSFIELD. 
 Bagley B. & Sons, Wycombe End 
 Bagley, J. W., High St. 
 
 Child & Son 
 Tilbury, E. J., Church Side 
 
 BLETCHLE}. 
 Yirrell, T. 
 BUCKINGHAM. 
 30yse (late Marshall & Boyse) 
 Marshall, J., 26 & 27 High St. 
 Tibbets, J. K., West St. 
 
 Telephone No. P.O. 28. 
 
 G. TOMBS & SONS, 
 
 Builders & Contractors, 
 SALISBURY COTTAGE, 
 
 BUCKINGHAM. 
 
 Office and Workshops: 
 BATH LANE, 
 Special attention given to all kinds 
 
 of Sanitary Work. 
 SAWING, MOULDING, 
 JOINERY WORKS. 
 
 House Painting 
 and Decorating, 
 Pattern Books to choose from. 
 Estimates prepared for all 
 branches of the Building Trade. 
 Works executed include : 
 
 Church, Buckingham, Additions to 
 the Tower; under J. Oldrid Scott, 
 Esq.,Archt. Church, Barton, Harts- 
 horne, Bucks, Restoration and 
 Additions ; under Messrs. Fielding & 
 Horseman, Archts. The Royal Latin 
 Schools, Buckingham; under W. G. 
 Wilson, Esq., F.R.I.B.A. A Resi- 
 dence for Colonel J. Spence, at 
 Turweston, Bucks; under the Hon. 
 A. McGarel-Hogg, Archt. 
 
 AND 
 
 BURNHAM, near Matdenhead. 
 
 Almond, G. 
 Painter, J., Chapel St. 
 
 CHALFONT ST. PETER’S. 
 
 Coleman, J. 
 Ryder, F., Gold Hill 
 
 CHESHAM. 
 Abbott,W., & Son, Berkhamsted Rd. 
 Darvell, R., Berkhamsted Rd. 
 Freeman, W. W., 97 High St. 
 Mead, A. J., & Co., Eskdale R1. 
 
 Telephone — 37, P.O. 
 
 JESSE MEAD, 
 
 Builder, Contractor, and 
 Brick Manufacturer, 
 
 CHESHAM. 
 Brick Kilns, Hyde Heath. 
 
 Works recently executed include— 
 
 Rebuilding Fishery Hotel, Box- 
 moor; Oddfellows’ Arms, Two 
 Waters; Pine Apple, Amersham 
 Common; for the Chesham Brewery, 
 Limited. 
 
 New Shops, Stables, Bake- 
 house and Slaughterhouse for the 
 Chesham Co-operative Society; G. 
 H. Green, Esq., Archt. 
 
 New Engine House for the 
 Chesham Urban District Council; 
 Messrs. Taylor, Son & Santo Crimp, 
 Engineers. 
 
 New Shops and Residence for 
 Edwin Watts, Esq.; W. H. Syme, 
 Esq., F.R.1.B.A., Archt. 
 
 “Red _ Lion,’’ Coleshill, 
 Messrs. W. & G. Weller. 
 
 Stables and Motor House, for 
 Dr AS Paint. Hich Bois sar co. 
 Wilkinson, Esq., A.R.I.B.A., Lon- 
 don, Archt. 
 
 Extensive 
 Additions to 
 
 for 
 
 Alterations and 
 Little Shardiloes, 
 
 Buckinghamshire—continued. 
 
 JESSE MEAD—continued, 
 
 H. Belch, Esq., Archt. 
 
 New Infirmary, Amersham; H. 
 Belch, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Renovation of Latimer Church, 
 forthe Right Hon. Lord Chesham, 
 
 Residence, Codmore Cross, for 
 Mrs. Hickman; Messrs. Stokes and 
 Pinder, Archts., Baker Street, W. 
 
 Residence, Lycrome, Chesham, 
 for J. M. Skinner, Esq.; Archts., 
 A Marshall Mackenzie & Son, 
 London and Aberdeen. 
 
 Additions, Botley House, for 
 E. C. Francis, Esq. ; Archts., Messrs. 
 aone & How, Bloomsbury Square, 
 V 
 
 New Billiard Room and Altera- 
 tions to ‘‘ The Bury,”’ Chesham, for 
 W. F. Lowndes, Esq.; Archts., 
 Messrs. Kemp & How. 
 
 New Billiard Room and Winter 
 Gardens, and other extensive 
 Alterations, “‘ The Grange,’’ Chart- 
 ridge, for H. J. Montifiore, Esq.; 
 Archts., Messrs. Kemp & How. 
 
 House, Bois Lane, for E. J. Gee, 
 Esq. 
 
 Rust, F. G., 1 Higham Rd. 
 Stratford, W., Red Lion St. 
 
 COLNBROOK, Slough. 
 Sargeant, F., High St. 
 
 DATCHE?7. 
 Cleversley, G. 
 Hunt, —, The Green 
 Pearce, J. H. 
 Saunders, F., Eton Rd. 
 Sears, A., Datchet Common 
 Willet, E. K., The Green 
 
 ETON. 
 Goddard, W., & Sons 
 
 ETON WICK. 
 Burfoot, H. & Son 
 
 FARNHAM ROYAL, S.O. 
 Wheeler, H. 
 
 FENNY STRATFORD. 
 Taylor, A., Aylesbury St. 
 GERRARDS CROSS. 
 Brown, H. 
 Richards, J. C. & Co. 
 Williams, F. W. 
 
 GREAT MARLOW. 
 Cove, H.S. 
 Lovell, Y. J. & Son, Steam Joinery 
 Works 
 Sellman, W. & T. 
 
 GREAT MISSENDEN. 
 Gunnell, B. 
 
 HIGH WYCOMBE. 
 Biggs, G., & Sons, Great Kingshill 
 Bond, J., & Son, 'otteridge Rd. 
 
 Boyles, G., Desborough Avenue 
 Chapman, F., Leigh St. 
 
 Dickens, H. T., Easton St. 
 
 Amersham, for T. W. Drake, Esq. ; : 
 
 HENRY FLIN T—continued. 
 
 Right Hon. C. T. Ritchie, M.P. 
 M. E. Macartney, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Country House, Penn, for Dr. 
 Sydney Beauchamp. Julian G. 
 Burgess, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Factory and Offices, Slough, for 
 Messrs. Elliman. Messrs. Nottage 
 & Sammon, Archts. 
 
 General Post Offices at High 
 Wycombe and Esher, for H.M. 
 Office of Works. 
 
 Chimney Shaft and _ Electric 
 Light Station, High Wycombe. 
 C. E. Moxham, Archt. 
 
 Technical Schools, and New 
 Wing to Cottage Hospital, 
 High Wycombe. A. Vernon, Esq., 
 BE Su.; Arche: 
 
 HENRY FLINT, 
 
 Builder & Contractor, 
 
 EASTON STREET, 
 HIGH WYCOMBE. 
 
 Works executed include :— 
 
 Church of St. John’s, High 
 Wycombe. W. D. Caroe, Esq., 
 M.A., F.R.I.B.A., Archt. 
 
 Church of St. Paul, Slough. J. 
 E. K. Cutts, Esq., F.R.I.B.A., and 
 
 SP; (Cuttse ihsqiwy A RU BeAG 
 Archts. 
 
 Church, Loudwater, Bucks, and 
 Restorations and Additions to 
 Ashurst Church, Tunbridge 
 Wells; also 
 
 Stabling and Additions, Hadlow 
 Grange, Sussex, all under G. H. 
 Fellowes-Prynne, Esq., F.R.I.B.A. 
 Archt. 
 
 Catholic Church of St. Augus- 
 tine’s, High Wycombe. A. E. 
 Purdie, Esq., F.R.I.B.A., Archt. 
 
 Baptist Church, Slough. Resta W. 
 Moore, Esq., F.R.I.B.A., Archt. 
 
 Mission Hall, South Ealing. W. 
 A. Pite, Esq., F.R.I B.A., Archt. 
 
 Mansion, Chalfont, Bucks, for the 
 
 Furness, J., Marsh 
 Harris, J. T., 70 Easton St. 
 
 GEO. H. GIBSON, 
 
 Builder, Contractor; 
 ouse Decorator, 
 Corn Market, 
 
 HIGH WYCOMBE, BUCKS. 
 
 Established 1876. Telephone No. 27 Nat. 
 Telegraphic Address: 
 Grsson, BurtpER, High Wycomse. 
 Works executed include— 
 
 Five Arrows Hotel, and Stabling, 
 Waddesdon, for Baron Ferdinand de 
 Rothschild; W. F. Taylor, Esq., 
 Archt., Aylesbury. Restoration, Wy- 
 combe Abbey, for Messrs. J. Carter, 
 Jonas & Sons, Surveyors, Cambridge. 
 Additions, ‘‘ Riverdene,” Cookham, 
 for C. Saxton, Esq.; A. Vernon,EKsq., 
 F.S.1., Archt. Residences, ‘‘ Battle- 
 mead’? and ‘* Whitehouse,’ with 
 Lodges, Stables, &c.,forC.G. Boxall, 
 Esq., Maidenhead Court; F.Wheeler, 
 Esq., F.R.1I.B.A.,Archt.,22 Chancery 
 Lane, W.C. Residence and Stables, 
 Wycombe, for T. Robinson, Esq. ; T 
 Thurlow, Esq., Archt., Wycombe. 
 Residence, Lodge and Stables, 
 Maidenhead Court, for S. DeLissa, 
 Esq.; F.Wheeler, Esq., Archt. Addi- 
 tions to the Platt and two New Resi- 
 dences, Bourne End, for F. C. Frye, 
 Esq.; A.Vernon, Esq., F.S.I.,Archt. 
 Alterations, Wycombe Abbey, Bucks; 
 W. D.Carée, Esq.,M.A.,F.R.I.B.A., 
 Archt. New wing to Hughenden 
 Manor, for Coningsby Disraeli, Esq., 
 M.P.; A.Vernon,F.S.I.,Archt. Busi- 
 ness Premises, High Wycombe, for 
 Messrs. McIlroy; Thos. Thurlow, 
 Archt. New Capital &Counties Bank, 
 High Wycombe ; W. Wallace, Esq., 
 Archt., 274 Old Bond St. Electric 
 Generating Station, Slough; Messrs. 
 Edginton & Summerbell, Archts., 
 Windsor. New wing, Daws Hill, 
 High Wycombe, for Earl Carrington. 
 Residence and Stabling, Delaford 
 Park, Iver, near Uxbridge, for 
 Arthur Chapman, Esq.; Professor 
 F. M. Simpson, F.R.I.B.A., 88 
 Gower St., W.C., Archt. Board 
 Mill, Loudwater, Bucks, for Messrs. 
 Hedley, Ltd.; Thos. Moody, Esq., 
 F.8.1I., 30 Cockspur S8t., 8.W., Archt. 
 Station Hotel, Beaconsfield, Bucks ; 
 A. Vernon, Esq., F.S.I.,Archt. Resi- 
 dence, Knotty Green, Beaconsfield ; 
 G. Julian Burgess, Esq., Archt., 43 
 Theobald Rd.W.C.,and Beaconsfield. 
 New Bank at Hounslow for Messrs. 
 Barclay & Co.; Magistrates’ Court 
 House, Acton, for the Middlesex 
 C.C.; Council Schools, Caversham, 
 for the Oxfordshire C.C.; Council 
 Schools, Maidenhead, for the Berk- 
 shire C.C. 
 
 Hunt, C. H., & Son (see Advt. on 
 next page) 
 
 Lee, W., & Son, London Rd. 
 
 Loosley, Son & Pearce, Oxford Rd. 
 
 Martin, B. W., Oxford Rd. 
 
 Nash, J., & Sons, 28 Temple End 
 
 Pierce, G. C., 41 Temple End 
 
 Steevens, J., & Son, 8 Crendon St. 
 
 IVER (Uxbridge). 
 Chadwell Bros., High St. 
 Jones, H. 
 LANE END, High Wycombe. 
 
 Harris, H. F. 
 mith, G. 
 
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 367 
 
 Buckinghamshire—continued. 
 
 Are the Oldest Estab- 
 
 lished firm of Builders 
 
 in the neighbourhood 
 of 
 
 HIGH WYCOMBE, 
 
 The most recent Works executed 
 are :— 
 
 New Town Hall, High Wycombe, 
 £14,000. 
 
 Board Schools, Reading, £10,000. 
 Works in Progress :— 
 
 Shops at Reading, £7,000. 
 Uxbridge Union Extensions, 
 £12,000. 
 
 Stations on the New Aynho and 
 Ashendon G.W.R. Main Line, 
 about £25,000. 
 
 LANGLEY. 
 Chadwell, B., Horsemoor Green 
 Crook, J. W., Horsemoor Green 
 
 LINSLADE (Letghton Buzzard). 
 Yirrell, T. 
 
 NEWPORT PAGNELL. 
 Wilford, B., 74 High St. 
 
 PRESB OTES Gt. Missenden, 
 S.O. 
 
 Parsons, G. 
 PRINCES RISBOROUGH. 
 Wright, T., Market Sq. 
 
 SLOUGH. 
 Atkins, J. H. R., Ledgers Rd. 
 
 IC. H. Hunt & Son! 
 
 Established 1866. 
 
 H. D. BOWYER, 
 
 Builder, Contractor and 
 Decorator, 
 
 Joinery Works, SLOUGH. 
 
 TeLEPHONE No. 24, SLouaH. 
 
 Works executed tnclude the 
 Sollowing— 
 
 Additions to Factory, £9,000; 
 New Volunteer Drill Hall, 
 Slough, £6,400, for James Elliman, 
 Esq.; Ravenscroft, Son & Morris, 
 Archts. 
 
 New Gas Works, Slough, about 
 £5,000; Additions to Gasworks, 
 Staines, £1,600, for R. & J. 
 Dempster, Ltd. 
 
 Re-building ‘ TheGrapes,’ Slough, 
 £2,200; ‘The Stag,’ East Burn- 
 ham, £1,800; J. H. Deacon, Esq., 
 Archt. 
 
 New Sewers and Roads, Dolphin, 
 Montem and Lansdowne Estates, 
 £5,600; John Baker, Ksq., 
 A.M.I.C.E., Engineer. 
 
 Additions to ‘‘Crown’’ Hotel, 
 Slough, £700; Two new Shops, 
 Slough, £2,600; J. G. Carey, Esq., 
 Archt. 
 
 New Works for Consolidated 
 Engineering Co., about £10,000. 
 
 Residence at Datchet, for Mrs. 
 Green, £4,500; Residence at 
 Datchet, for Gordon Harvey, Esq., 
 £900; Stables at Datchet, £700; 
 late ArthurGreen,Esq.,F.R.I.B.A., 
 Archt. 
 
 New Sewerage Works at Beacons- 
 field, £4,000; Thomas Codrington, 
 Esq., M.I.C.E., Engineer. 
 
 Works, Cliveden Estate, for W. W. 
 Astor, Esq.; F. L. Pearson, Esq., 
 F.R.I.B.A., Archt. 
 
 Additions ‘‘ Riviera’ Hotel, 
 Maidenhead, about £3,0u0 ; Stanley 
 H. Hamp, Esq., A.R.I.B.A., Archt. 
 
 Additions to Brewery, for Messrs. 
 Burge & Co.. Windsor; Messrs. 
 Edgington & Summerbell, Wind- 
 sor, Archts., £1,800. 
 
 H. D. BOWYER—contfinued. 
 
 New Factory and Additions to 
 | Gotha Works, Slough. for Messrs. 
 | G@. D. Peters & Co.; Messrs. Lee 
 
 and Farr, Slough, Archts., £6,000. 
 
 New Infirmary at Eton Union 
 
 Workhouse; Messrs. C. Smith 
 
 and Sons, Reading, Archts., 
 | £5,750. 
 | New House, Windsor Road, 
 
 | Slough, for W. Westmacott, Esq.; 
 Messrs. Ravenscroft, Son and 
 
 Morris, Reading, Archts., £1,600. 
 
 New House at Hedgerley, for 
 Ki. G. Godfrey, Esq.; A. E. Bul- 
 lock, Esq., A.R.I.B.A., Archt., 
 £1,100. 
 
 Burfort & Butler, The Crescent 
 Chennells, A., Cippenham 
 
 2 7 
 Established 1815, 
 
 JOHN DEVERILL, FPS 
 
 » F.I.S.E., 
 Builder and General Contractor, 
 
 75 & 215 HIGH ST., SLOUGH. 
 
 Telephone: No. 17 Slough. 
 
 Works executed include— 
 
 Alterations, etc., at ‘‘ Springfield,” 
 for W. H. Sawyer, Esq., about 
 £3,500; W. Summerbell, Esq.,Archt. 
 Drainage and Sanitary alterations to 
 “ Birchfield,’”? Langley, for Mrs. 
 Swabey; Rogers Field, Esq., C.E., 
 Archt. Alterations, etc., at ‘‘ Fern- 
 hill,’’ for Sir John Stanley Errington, 
 Bart, about £3,000; W. Summerbell, 
 Esq., Archt. New Stables and Sani- 
 tary Works and Drainage at ‘‘ Fern- 
 acres,’’ Fulmer, for E. Dent, Esq., 
 J.P., about £1,600; E. Tidman, Esq., 
 C.E., F.S.I., Archt. New Wing and 
 alterations at “‘ The Chase,”’ Farn- 
 ham Royal, for F. C. Carr-Gomm, 
 Esq., about £1,450. New Main 
 Drainage Works for the Slough 
 Urban District Council, W. White 
 Cooper, Esq., Surveyor. Additions 
 and alterations to “‘ Beechurst,’’ for 
 A. E. Harrison, Esq., about £1,000 ; 
 S. M. Wyborn, Esq., Archt. Ditto, 
 ditto, Messrs. Alder and Turrill. 
 Archts. New Billiard Room and 
 alterations to the ‘‘ Crown Hotel,’’ 
 for Messrs. Neville, Reid & Co., 
 about £750; J. G. Carey, Esq., 
 Archt. Internal decoratlons at 
 ““ Ditton Park,’”’ or the Right Hon. 
 Lord Montagu of Beaulieu, £1,000. 
 Sanitary Works and decorations to 
 ‘‘ Bramcote,’’ Slough, H. G. Turner, 
 Esq.. A.R.I.B.A., Archt. Sanitary 
 Works and Decorations at ‘‘ Upton 
 Towers,”’ for W. J. Herbert, Esq. 
 Decorations and Repairs at ‘‘ Stoke 
 Court,” for H. E. Allhusen. Esq., 
 Contractor to H.M. Office of Works. 
 7 Houses for Sir R. G. Harvey, Bart. 
 Messrs. Edgington and Summerbell, 
 Archts. Swimming Baths for E. H. 
 Parry, Esq., Stoke House, and for 
 Ronald Vickers, Esq., ‘‘ Scaitcliffe,”’ 
 Englefield Green. Additions to 
 House, Eton College, for E.W.Stone, 
 Hsq., T. B. Carter, Esq., Archt. 
 New House, Eton College, for Paul 
 Scoones, Esq., T. B. Carter, Esq.. 
 Archt. Several miles of underground 
 main laying for the Slough Water 
 Works Co., and the Postal Tele- 
 graphs Department. 
 
 Jackaman, A., & Son, High St. 
 
 Langley, & Johnson, Central Cham- 
 bers (Roads) 
 
 Perrin, T., Windsor Rd. 
 
 Rich, W., Alpha St. 
 
 Sargeant, E., Church St. 
 
 Sharp & Co., High St. 
 
 Simmons, C., Stoke Rd. 
 
 Street, H., Church St. 
 
 Warner, A. J., Wellington St. 
 
 SPENCER’S WOOD (Reading). 
 Wheeler, E. 
 STOKE POGES. 
 Carter, J., West End 
 STONY STRATFORD. 
 Betts, T., 28 High St. 
 
 Walker, W., Wolverton St. Mary 
 Whitbread, W., Gold St., Hanslope 
 
 TAPLOW. 
 Wakeman, P. 
 
 Buckinghamshire—continued. 
 
 WADDESDON, Aylesbury. 
 Crook, C., & Sons 
 Holland, J., & Son 
 
 WENDOVER (Tring). 
 Holland, J. S., High St. 
 Senior & Clarke 
 Sharp, W. 
 
 WEXHAM, Slough. 
 Hartley, W. 
 
 WHITCHURCH, Aylesbury. 
 Cannon, W. 
 
 WINSLOW. 
 Matthews Bros., Horn St. 
 
 WOLVERTON, S.O. 
 Robinson, T. P., & Sons, 122 Church 
 Rd 
 
 Wilson & Martin, Church St. 
 
 WOOBURN, Wooburn Green, S.O. 
 Nash & Sons 
 
 WOOBURN GREEN, S.O. 
 Williams Bros. 
 
 Cambridgeshire. 
 
 BASSINGBOURNE (nearRoyston) 
 Worboys, G., & Son 
 
 CAMBRIDGE. 
 Ambrose, H. E., Mawson Rd. 
 Banyard, P. & Son, Gwydir St. 
 Bell, W., & Sons, 2 Downing St. 
 Bennett, R. & Sons, Gwydir St. 
 Brignell, J., Newmarket Rd. 
 Brunney, —., Banton St. 
 
 Clark, W., & Sons, Newmarket Rd. 
 
 Cook, G.. Montague Rd. Chesterton 
 (Plasterer) 
 
 Coulson & Lofts 
 
 Favell, Ellis & Son, 5 St. Andrew’s 
 St. (Plumbers and Decorators) 
 
 Greef, F., & Co., King’s Parade 
 (Plumbers and Decorators) 
 
 Jecees W.N., Glisson Rd. 
 erridge & Shaw, 26 Sturton St. 
 
 Leach, F. R., & Sons, St. Mary’s Pass 
 (Decorators) 
 
 ARTHUR 
 
 NEGUS & SONS 
 
 Building 
 Contractors, 
 
 Decorators, 
 Sanitary Engineers, 
 Shop Fitters, 
 
 CAMBRIDGE. 
 
 Telephone No. 604. 
 
 A ERROR 
 
 Newman, G. J., Newmarket Rd. 
 
 Northfield, E. €., Castle St. 
 
 Oak Bldg. Co., Ltd., 104 Hills Rd. 
 
 Prime, F. J. & T. E., Burleigh St. 
 
 Rattee & Kett, Station Rd. 
 
 Redding & Son, Tennis Court Rd. 
 
 Richer & Wilmott, Cherryhinton 
 Rd. (Horticultural) 
 
 Rooke, H., King St. (Plumber) 
 
 Royall, T. J., Tenison Rd. (Plasterer) 
 
 Saint, W., Devonshire Rd. 
 
 Scales & Robins, 37 Hills Rd. 
 
 Sharman, R., 79 Tenison Rd.’ 
 
 Sindall, W., 9 Mill Lane 
 
 Swann(H.& F.) Bros., Ld., East Rd. 
 
 Williams, F., 64 Victoria Rd., Ches- 
 terton 
 
 Wilmott & Sons, Hope St. 
 
 CHATTERIS. 
 Shanks, R., Station Rd. 
 
 CHEVELEY, Newmarket. 
 Rolfe, S. 
 
 COMBERTON, Cambridge. 
 Worboys, J. 
 ILM 
 Morriss, G., Chief’s Lane. 
 
 MARCH. 
 Barrett, J., High St. 
 Christmas, A., St. Peter’s Rd. 
 Eggitt, J., High St. 
 Heath, G. W., Gaul Rd. 
 Love & Freear, St. John’s Rd. 
 Papworth, H. G., Gaul Drove 
 Redhead, C., Broad St. 
 Swann, J., The Avenue 
 Whittlesey, F., West End 
 Whye, J., City Rd. 
 
 MELBOURN (Royston). 
 Ward Bros. 
 
 NEWMARKET. 
 Bly Bros. 
 Cole & Co., Station Rd. 
 Holland, H., Falmouth St. 
 Hunt, R., Park Lane 
 King, H., Evering Rd. 
 Linzell, H. J. 
 Simpson, J., & Son, Exning Rd. 
 
 SOHAM, Cambridge. 
 Cowell, J. G. 
 Hook & Tebbitt 
 
 STETCHWORTH, Newmarket, 
 Shanks, J. C. 
 
 WILLINGHAM. 
 
 Allen, C. 
 WISBECH. 
 
 Bailey, W., Lynn Rd. 
 Davis Bros., Lynn Rd. (Masons) 
 Farrow, H., Bridge Bldgs. 
 Girling, H. R., Elm Rd. 
 Johnson, J. H., Leverington Rd. 
 Miller & Sons, Elm Rd. (Masons) 
 Rands & Son, Elm Rd. 
 West, G. J., Alexandra Rd. 
 Wilkinson,J. W., High Rd. 
 
 Cheshire. 
 
 ALDERLEY EDGE. 
 Hatch, J. 
 Massey, I., & Son 
 Walton, J., Trafford Rd. 
 White, W., Clifton St. 
 
 ALSAGER. 
 Edwards, G., Crewe Rd. 
 
 ALTRINCHAM. 
 
 Broadbent, T., Grafton St. (Joiner) 
 Brundrett, J., 78 George St. (Joiner) 
 Hamilton, J., & Son, Hale Rd. 
 Holt, J. H., Manor Rd. (Mason) 
 Holt, R. H., 54 New St. (Joiner) 
 Huxley, A., 49 Church St. 
 
 Laidlar, H., 19a Stamford St. 
 Lambert, W., & Son, Hale Rd. 
 McDermot, J.. Manor Rd. 
 
 Potts, R., High St. 
 
 Smallwood, T., Elm Rd. 
 
 Stone, M., Greenwood St. (Joiner) 
 Street, A., Willowtree Rd. 
 Warmisham, R., Springfield Rd. 
 Watson, W., Ashfield Rd. (Brklr.) 
 
 ASTON, Nantwich. 
 Manley, S. 
 
 ASHTON-upon-MERSEY., 
 (See Sale.) 
 
 BARROW, near Chester. 
 Davies, T. 
 
368 
 
 BIRKENHEAD. 
 
 Allen, R., 11 Priory St. 
 
 Bird, J., Dacre St. 
 
 Ellidge, G., 2434 Grange Rd. 
 Forde, W. H., 77 Claughton Rd. 
 Gabbutt, J. E., 49 Hamilton Sq. 
 Grice, A. E., Borough Rd. 
 
 Grice, W. H., 107 Church Rd. 
 Kirkup & Gaskell, 56 Livingstone St. 
 Lee, J. & Son, Higher Bebington 
 McLachlan, P., 413 Borough Rd. 
 Merritt, J., 40 Adelphi St. 
 Richards & Evans, 24-8 Ivy St. 
 Rothwell, P., 174 Conway St. 
 Snape, G. P., 323 Cleveland St. 
 Thomas, J., & Sons, 8 Bidston Rd. 
 
 BOLLINGTON, Macclesfield. 
 
 Beard, W., Aqueduct Wharf 
 Watson, J., High St. 
 
 BOWDON. 
 Ormson & Co. (Joiners) 
 Pennington, J., Exors. of (Joiners) 
 
 BROMBOROUGH, S.O. 
 Hawkins, R. H., Chester Rd. 
 
 BUCKLEY, neav Chester. 
 Davies, R. D., High St. 
 
 CHEADLE (Manchester). 
 Alcock, J., 43 High St. 
 Briscall, J. R., Wilmslow Rd. 
 Newton, W., Lime Grove 
 
 CHESTER. 
 
 Browne, M., Cow Lane Bridge 
 Browne, W., Castle St. 
 Cash, G. & Sons, Capenhurst, near 
 Ducker & Son, (R. P’s), George St. 
 Dutton, W., The Northgate 
 Edwards, G. (R.P.), 102 Boughton 
 Haswell, S. A. (R,P.), Upper North- 
 
 gate St. 
 Jones, E., 7 Mason St. 
 
 | 
 
 BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 Cheshire—continued. 
 
 Established 1866. 
 
 Wu. VERNON & SON 
 
 57 UPPER NORTHGATE ST., 
 CHESTER, 
 
 BUILDERS, 
 
 Manufacturers of ali kinds of 
 
 Woodwork, Woodblock Floor- 
 
 ing, Shop aud Office Fittings, 
 &c. 
 
 PAINTERS & DECORATORS. 
 
 Brick Manufacturers. 
 
 Contractors for Roadways, 
 Sewering & Sanitary Work. 
 
 Telegrams : 
 Vernon’s, Contractors, Chester. 
 Telephone 81. 
 
 JOHN MAYERS, SON & Co. 
 
 Joiners, Builders & Contractors, 
 Canal Side, Queen St., 
 CHESTER. 
 
 Works executed include : 
 
 St. Oswald’s New Parochial Hall, 
 etc.; H. Beswick, Esq., F.R.1.B.A., 
 Archt., Chester. Offices for The 
 Hydraulic Engineering Co., and 
 Alterations to Royalty Theatre, 
 Chester; W. T. Lockwood, Esq., 
 F.R.I.B.A., Archt., Chester. Ad- 
 ditions to Chester Diocesan Training 
 | College, Philip H. Lockwood, Esq., 
 | Archt., Chester. New County 
 Buildings, Colwyn Bay, for the 
 | Denbighshire County Council, 
 Walter D. Wiles, Esq., County 
 Areht., Wrexham. Calvinistic 
 Methodist Church, Bangor, James 
 | Cubitt, Esq., F.R.I.B.A., Archt., 
 London, E.C. New Bank for the 
 National Provincial Bank of Eng- 
 land, Ltd., Holyhead, Jos. Owen, 
 Esq., F.R.I.B.A., Archt., Menai 
 Bridge. Also Contract for Chester 
 District, H.M. Office of Works, 
 Westminster, 8. W. 
 
 McLellan Bros., Cow Lane Bridge 
 Mills, J., Victoria Rd. 
 
 Parker Bros., 8 Shipgate St. 
 Roberts, E. (R.P.), Bridge St. 
 Vernon, W., & Son (see Advt.) 
 Welsh, G., Sellar St. 
 
 Williams, I., & Son(R.P.), 20 Cuppin 
 
 St. 
 Williams, W., West St., Hoole 
 
 CHISTLETON, Chester. 
 Mayers, Thos. 
 
 CONGLETON. 
 -, 17 The Parks 
 -, Brownlow, near 
 
 CREWE. 
 
 Atkinson, C., Walthall St. 
 Bebbington, J., Flag Lane 
 Goulden, J. R., 18 Underwood Lane 
 ervis, A., Coppenhall Terrace 
 ervis, F. & J., 160 Edleston Rd. 
 obnson, D., Camm St. 
 ohnson, Jas. 84 Nantwich Rd. 
 ones, John, 1 Heathfield Avenue 
 Micklewright, J. & Son, Princess St. 
 Micklewright, W. & Sons, John St. 
 Mingay, H., Alton St 
 Morvey, J., Bedford St. 
 Potts, J. B., Market St. 
 Smith, T. & Son, North St. 
 Wooldridge, C. R., 34 Edleston Rd 
 
 Worrall, 
 Proctor, 
 
 DODLESTON, Chester. 
 Edwards, P. 
 
 DUKINFIELD. 
 Emmett, A., Dante St. 
 Gibson, J., & Sons, Crescent Rd. 
 Holmes, E., Cecil St. 
 Taylor, J., King St. 
 Underwood, W., & Brother, HopeSt. 
 
 ECCLESTON. 
 Parker Bros. 
 
 EGREMONT (Liverfoo)l. 
 Burrows, T. V., & Sons, King’s St. 
 Hardwick, H., Rice Lane 
 Mason, J., & Son, 2 Union St. 
 
 FRODSHAM, Warrington. 
 Cleave, R., & Son, Church St. 
 Davies, J. G., Church St. 
 Gleave, G., Main St. 
 
 Littler, J., Fir Bank 
 
 HALE. 
 Aldcroft, W., Hale Barns 
 Berry, J. J., Ashley Rd. 
 Bowker, H. (Brick-setter) 
 
 Fox, A., Cecil Rd. 
 
 Newall, J., & Son, Spring Rd. 
 Robinson, J., Cecil Rd. 
 Simpson, J., Hale Barns (Joiner) 
 
 HANDFORTH (Manchester). 
 Hammond, W. 
 
 HANDLEY. 
 Morgan, J., Aldersey 
 
 HARTFORD, near Northwich. 
 Wood, W., Chester Rd. 
 
 HASLINGTON, near Crewe. 
 Martin, W. 
 
 HESWALL. 
 Dumbell, A., Riverbank Rd. 
 Ellis, E., Sen., Liverpool Rd. 
 Griffith, W., Telegraph Rd. 
 Kitchen, J. & F., TelegraphRd. 
 Lightfoot, R., Jun., Liverpool Rd. 
 Owen, W., Puddydale 
 
 HOYLAKE. 
 
 Francis, I., 2 Prussia Rd. 
 Smith Bros., Stanley Rd. 
 
 HYDE. 
 Burgoine, J., Tower St. 
 Fairbrother, J., Jun., &Co., John St. 
 Robinson, 8., & Sons, Saw Mills 
 Swain, J., Russell St. Iron Works 
 Warrington, M., 129 Ashton Rd. 
 
 KIBIGSAUGIE, 
 Wright, G., & Sons 
 KNUTSFORD. 
 Baird, J., Brook St. 
 
 Beswick, J. & J., Bexton Saw Mills 
 Redfern Bros., Heath Side 
 
 LISCARD. 
 Boughey Bros. 
 Thomas, D. 
 MACCLESFIELD. 
 Berry, H., & Sons, Hurdsfield Rd. 
 Beswick, S., High St. 
 
 Cheshire—continued. 
 
 Bettany, W., Station St., Hibel Ra 
 
 Bradburn, J., & Sons, Peel St. 
 
 Bull, 8., Park St. 
 
 Burgess, G., Cumberland St. 
 
 Clayton, J., Sunderland St. 
 
 Cooke, B., Buxton Rd. 
 
 Dakin, J., Garden St. 
 
 Frith, E. & A., Catherine St. 
 
 Gorton & Wilson, The Daws 
 
 Holland, G., Broken Cross 
 
 Lawton, T. R., Beech Lane 
 
 Millward & Wheeldon, Cross St. 
 
 Rhodes, T., Clegg St. 
 
 Roylance, G.,& Co., Ltd., Waters 
 Green 
 
 Simpson Bros., Windmill St. 
 
 Wellings, J., Derby St. 
 
 MALPAS, Crewe. 
 Huxley, T., Old Hall St. 
 
 MARPLE, Stockport. 
 Bickerton, E., Bowden Lane 
 Edwards, R. 
 
 Hibbert, T. E., Marple Bridge 
 Kellett, J. 
 
 Potts, J. T., Market St. 
 Vessey Bros., Willow Grove 
 Waine, J., Church Lane 
 
 MIDDLEWICH. 
 Birchall Bros. 
 King, C. W., Kinderton St. 
 
 MORETON, Birkenhead. 
 Vaughan, A. 
 
 NANTWICH., 
 Boughey, S., March Lane 
 Harding, J., Pillory St. 
 Matthews, J., Beam St. 
 
 NESTON. 
 Evans, J. & E., Chester Rd. 
 Faulkner, J., Thornton Hough 
 Fleming, W., Park St. 
 Norman, H., Little Neston 
 Pritchard, W., Little Neston 
 Woodward, J., Bridge St. 
 
 NEW BRIGHTON (Liverpeol.) 
 Boughey, W. 
 Cooke, T. F., Rowson St. 
 Ellery, W. G., Victoria Rd. 
 Salisbury, J., Victoria Rd. 
 Williams, W. J. 
 
 NORTHWICH. 
 Appleton, 8. 
 Bostock, A., London Rd. 
 
 ESTABLISHED 1892. 
 
 Telegrams—‘ Bostock, Dane Yard, 
 Northwich.”? TZesephone—9y1. 
 
 ERNEST W. BOSTOCK, 
 
 Builder, Contractor, 
 Plumber, Timber & General 
 Builders’ Merchant. 
 
 Dane Yard, Northwich. 
 
 Shops completely fitted up. All 
 kinds of Air Tight and other Show 
 Cases promptly executed. 
 
 List of numerous Contracts, which 
 may behad on application, include: 
 
 New favings’ Bank, Northwich, 
 for the Trustees, Joseph Cuwley, 
 Esq., M.8.A., Archt., Northwich. 
 New Business Premises for Messrs. 
 Burgoos, Ltd., Northwich, also Shop 
 Fittings to above for Messrs. 
 Burgons, Ltd., Joseph Cawly, Esq.. 
 M.8.A., Archt., Northwich. 
 
 Forster, Wm., Chester Rd. 
 Leicester, T., 137 Witton St. 
 Molyneux, W., Witton St. 
 Stelfox & Son, Witton St. 
 Taylor, P., & Sons, Leftwich 
 
 PARKGATE, Chester. 
 Amery, R. T. 
 
 PULFORD. 
 Edwards, P. 
 
 ROCK FERRY 
 (See Birkenhead). 
 
 ROMILEY, Stockport. 
 Tarr, William 
 
 ROWTON, near Chester. 
 Mayers, T. 
 RUNCORN. 
 Bradshaw, T., Devonshire Sq. 
 Farrell, W., & Son, South Bank 
 Kirkham, J., Greenway Rd. 
 
 Mort, G., Greenway Rd. 
 Nickson, W., Heath Rd. 
 Sefton, J., York St. 
 Wilson, F., & Co., Okell St. 
 
 SALE, and ASHTON-ON- 
 MERSEY. 
 Brownhill, W., Northenden Rd. 
 (Bricklayer) 
 Corrigan, O., Dane Rd. (Plasterer) 
 Cross & Bell, The Grove, Brooklands 
 Dean, J. E., Barker’s Lane, Ashton 
 Gardener, A., Victoria Rd. (Plastr.) 
 Gayter,A.,MerseyRd.,Ashton(Brklr.) 
 Gilchrist, J., Hope Rd. (Plumber) 
 Jones, E. E., Northenden Rd. (Plbr.) 
 Kelsall, A., Washway Rd., Ashton 
 (Plumber) 
 McBeath & Co., 1 Montague Rd. 
 (Road Contractors) 
 Mannion & Cawley, Chapel Rd. 
 (Plasterers) 
 Ray, R., Washway Rd., Ashton 
 Royle, W., Chapel Rd. (Slater) 
 Smith, W., Mersey Rd., Ashton 
 Spence, W., & Sons, Washway Rd., 
 Ashton (Masons) 
 Sutcliffe, W., The Grove, Brooklands 
 (Mason) 
 Webster, J., School Rd. (Joiner) 
 Wilson, J., Dane Rd. (Bricklayer) 
 Wilson, W.,Lynnwood Gr. (Bricklyr.} 
 Winstanley Bros., Northenden Rd. 
 (Jciners) 
 SANDBACH, 
 Street, W. 
 Stringer, J. 
 
 SEACOMBE. 
 Davies, J., Luke St. 
 Hughes, P. M., 13 Belle Vue Rd. 
 McGeogh, J., 84 Buchanan Rd. 
 Montgomery, A., Martin’s Lane 
 Thomas, W., 22 Percy St. 
 
 STALVBRIDGE. 
 Chorlton, A., Knowl 8t. 
 Garside, Barns & Co., Ld., Knowl St. 
 Grayson, J., Knowl St. 
 Myles & Warner, 20 Sett St. (Chim- 
 ney Shaft) 
 Saxon Bros., Mottram Rd. 
 Shaw, T. G., Acres Lane 
 Shuttleworth Bros., Portland Wharf 
 Storrs, W., Sons & Co., Ltd. 
 SLOCKPORT. 
 Adkinson, W. L., Bramhall, near 
 Beattie, W. B., King St. West 
 Bardsley, H., Booth St., Edgeley 
 Bell, W., Portwood 
 Boon & Fryer, Hazel Grove, near 
 Boon, A., Heaton Norris 
 Briggs, J., Lancaskire Hill 
 Broadhurst, J., Shaw Heath 
 Clayton, Bros., Poynton, near 
 Derbyshire, T., Chestergate (Mason) 
 Eadie, D., Lancashire Hill 
 Emerson, J., Wellington Rd., Heaton 
 Norris 
 Goddard, C., Heaton Lane 
 Haigh, J., Albion St., Heaton Norris 
 Hoe, T., Canal St., Hillgate 
 Kitchen, S., Brinksway (Joiner) 
 Lane, M., Heaton Lane 
 Lomas, H., Mile End 
 Meadows, T. & W., George’s Rd. 
 Morton, T., & Sons, All Saints’ Rd., 
 Heaton Norris 
 Mullaney, D., Heaton Lane 
 Oldham, G., Hazel Grove, near 
 Phillips, T., Fox St. 
 
 Pownall, W., Royal George St. 
 Smith, W. G. & Co., Garton Rd., 
 Reddish : 
 Sparrow, L., 8 Sandfold La., Reddish 
 Thompson & Sons, 20 Heaton Lane 
 
 (Plumbers) 
 Vernon & Smith, Hazel Grove, near 
 Williamson, R., 25 Warren St. 
 
 STVAL (Manchester). 
 Renshaw, J. 
 
 TARPORLEY. 
 Parker, C., Beeston, near 
 Reece Bros. 
 Rowland, T., Duddon Lodge, near 
 Vernon, J., Eaton 
 
 TARVIN. 
 Langford, J. 
 TATTENHALL, Chester. 
 
 Woollams, G. 
 
 TIDESWELL, Stockport. 
 Hill, A. (Mason, &c.) 
 TIMPERLEY, near Altrincham. 
 
 Cross & Bell, Stockport Rd. (Joiners 
 Marston, C., & Son, Stockport Rd. 
 
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 BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 369 
 Cheshire—continued. Cornwall—continued. 
 TRANMERE See Birkenhead. WILLASTON, near Nantwich. PENRYN. & ft eo LUMB MINOR. 
 ; WEF, Gresty, J. T. Bennett, W. H., Market St. enney, H. I. 
 ui tea ‘ Woods J., & Son Bunny,A., Lower Market St.(mason) Tinney Bros. 
 Jones B H Bullen, J., Helston Rd. (joiner) ST. IVES. 
 ; r WILMSLOW. Legassick, J., New St. Toy, R., St. Andrew’s St. 
 ee eo pit Brown, L., & Sons, Station Rd PInOE ys Ween Coroner Caine aon) ST. FUST. 
 Christian, W. W., Ronaldsway Caaee TK. Meechosees Rd. Preston, J., Broad St. (joiner) Marks, W. 
 
 Lee, T., North Rd. 
 
 WHALEY BRIDGE. 
 Beard, E. A., Windsor Ter., (Joiner) 
 Beard, J., Market St. (Joiner, &c). 
 Fox & Goddard, Horwich End 
 Goddard, N., Kettleshulme (Joirer) 
 Oakes, F., & Sons, Canal St. 
 Proctor, J., Jun. (Joiner, &c.) 
 
 WHITLEY SUPERIOR, 
 Northwich. 
 
 Walmsley, Frederick 
 
 Cornwall. 
 
 BLACKWATER, Scorrier, S.0. 
 Symons, J., & Son 
 
 BODMIN. 
 
 Bennett, W. J., St. Nicholas St. 
 Brown, J., Beacon Hill 
 Buscombe, J., & Sons, Fore St. 
 Grose, R., Town End 
 
 Han, F., Castle St. 
 
 Harris, E., Fore St. 
 
 Roscorla & Son, Fore St. 
 Shelley, N., & Sons, Castle St. 
 
 BUDE. 
 Hannaford, — 
 Heard, R. McP. & Sons 
 
 {efry, — 
 ethick Bros., Flexbury Park 
 
 BURVAS BRIDGE, S.O. 
 Hosken, J., Senr. 
 
 CALLINGTON, S.O. 
 Hobbs & Bartlett, River Mill 
 
 CAMBORNE. 
 Bennallack, T., Tuckingmill 
 Dellbridge, A., 5 Tehidy Rd. 
 Mills & Son, Wellington Rd. 
 Mitchell, F., 4 Tehidy Rd. 
 Nettle, R. D., Chapel St. 
 Richards, W., Tuckingmill 
 Rouse, J., Concrete Villa 
 Williams, E., 26 North Parade 
 
 CAMELFORD. 
 Hooper, J., Fore St. 
 Lobb, S., Fore St. 
 
 CARN BRAE, S.O. 
 Roberts, J., Pool 
 
 CHACEWATER, Scorrier, S.O. 
 Moyle, W. H. 
 
 CUBERT, Grampound Rd. 
 Chynoweth, S. 
 George, RK. (Stonemason) 
 Rodliff, T. 
 
 DELABOLE, Camelford. 
 Blake, E., & Sons, High Rd. 
 
 DRIFT. 
 Hosking, J. E. 
 McLary, R. 
 
 DULOE, S.O. 
 Tamlyn, T. 
 White, 8., Tredinnick 
 
 FALMOUTH. 
 Bailey & Toy, Gyllyng St. 
 Blight & Sons, 59 High St. 
 Eva, S., 17 Albany Rd. 
 Harvey, H., Wodehouse Ter. 
 Kelway, J. & G., 9 Chapel Ter. 
 Pye, T. J., 7 Woodland Ter. 
 Rogers, C. H., 7 Cambridge Ter. 
 Skinner, H. M., Swanpool St. 
 Stevens & Webb, Gyllyng St. 
 Williams, E., 45 Berkeley Vale 
 FOWEY. 
 Blamey, J:, Victoria Place 
 Good, J. H., Pont, near 
 Hosking, J., Daglands 
 Isbell, J. P., North St. 
 Pearce, J., Bodinnick 
 Wellington, G., Station Rd. 
 AVG 
 Coombs, E. T., Fore St., Cooper Ho. 
 Mitchell, F., Leedstown, near 
 .Richards, J., Cooper House 
 Wearne, J. H., Commercial Rd. 
 
 HEA MOOR, S.O. 
 Davies, G. 
 
 Mellor, 8., Water Lane 
 
 Royle, A. 
 
 Royle, M., & Sons, Knutsford Rd. 
 Slater & Bailey, Church Si. 
 Webb, P., Water Lane 
 
 WINSFORD. 
 Fowles, J., & Son, High St. 
 Hamlett, G., & Sons 
 Sergeant, H., Exors. of, Station Rd. 
 Wilson, J., Ways Green 
 
 HELSTON. 
 Eva, O., Penrose Ter. 
 Eva, J. O., Wendrow St. 
 Ivey, E., Meneage St. 
 Richards, J. M., Meneage St. 
 Winn & Son 
 
 ILLOGAN. 
 Burnett, W. 
 
 LANREATH, Duloe, S.O. 
 
 Pinch, P. 
 LAUNCESTON. 
 
 Broad, J. H., Northgate 
 Doidge, W., St. Thomas 
 Medland, E. ; 
 Sharland, E., Exeter St. 
 Soper & Quick 
 
 I RULUNIE SXD 
 Glasson, T., Corbis Bay 
 
 LISKEARD, 
 Langs Jd. C2 
 Runnalls & Elliott, Barn St. 
 Trehane, S., Fore St. 
 
 LIZARD. 
 Tiddy, J. M. 
 
 LOOE, S.O. 
 Hickey, R., West Looe 
 Whale, R., East Looe 
 
 LOSTWITHIEL. 
 
 Basset, W. T., Parade 
 Bennett, M., Parade 
 Brown, H. T., North St. 
 Quiller, W., Quay 
 Rundle, J., King St 
 Rouse, F. W., Lanlivery 
 Stephens, F., North St. 
 
 MADRON, S.O. 
 Leggo, J. 
 
 MARAZION. 
 Harris, W. G., Fore St. 
 Miners, G. 
 Miners, J., Fore St. 
 Rowe, W. G., Canute Villa, Fore St. 
 
 MAWGAN-IN-MENEAGE, 
 flelston. 
 Cook, J. 
 MOUSEHOLE, 
 Rowe, J. F. 
 Tregenza, J. 
 
 NEWQUAY. 
 Bellingham, C. R., Fore St. 
 Carne & Trenerry, Tower Rd. 
 Carrivick & Furse, Tower Rd. 
 Carrivick, E. T., Spion Kop 
 Clark, G., Marker’s Hill 
 Clemens, R. J., Tower Rd. 
 Ennor, J., Senr. 
 
 Jenkin, H. J., Jubilee St. 
 
 Trebilcock, J., Bay View Terrace 
 
 Vivian, J., lower St. 7 
 NEWLYN. 
 
 Harvey, T. J., St. Peter’s Hill 
 
 Peake, J. & H., Tolearne 
 
 Richards, C. M. 
 
 White, J. & J., Alma House 
 
 PADSTOW, S.C. 
 Champion, H. 
 Derrick, W. 
 PAR GREEN, Par Station, S.O. 
 Bartlett, R. 
 Dunn, J. T. 
 
 PAR STATION, S.O. 
 Mabley, F. J. 
 
 PELYNT, Duloe, S.O. 
 Wakeham, G. 
 
 Richards, W., Chapel Lane (joiner) 
 Rickard, T. & Son, 6 West End 
 PENZANCE. 
 
 Burnett, J., & Son, 9 Penare Ter. 
 Carne, H., 30 Clarence St. 
 Downing, J., Belle Vue Terrace 
 Ford, ., & Son, 42 Belgravia St. 
 Inch, W., Regent Sq. 
 ae J., Victoria Place. 
 
 icholas, J., Belle Vue Terrace 
 Nicholas, S., & Son, 18 Belgravia St. 
 Perkins, Caldwell & Caldwell 
 Pidwell, E., Greenbank Terrace 
 Trounson, W. H., Tolver Place 
 Trythall, A. & W. 
 Walters, R., 14 Clarence St. 
 White, S. E., Park Corner 
 
 PORT ISAAC, Wadebridge, 
 S.O. 
 
 Lobb, R., & Sons 
 
 PRAZE, Camborne. 
 Cara & Edwards 
 REDRUTH. 
 Carkeek, A. 
 Gray, C., Heanton Terrace 
 Gray, J. 
 Gray, W. H., Barncoose Terrace 
 Hancock, T. H., Cardrew Terrace 
 Hodge, W. C., Clinton Rd. 
 qacoR, R., South Gate St. 
 artin, T., Basset St. 
 
 Nicholls, A., & Son, West End 
 Odgers, J., Clinton Rd. 
 Opie, T. 
 Salter, E., 24 West End 
 Tamblyn, W. E. 
 Tiddy, J., Lanner 
 
 Si. AUSTELL. 
 Allen, H., Bugle 
 Bunt, J., Grant’s Walk 
 Gerry, J., Bugle 
 Jacob, J. T., Weston House (Mason' 
 Knight, J., & Son, 14 High Cress &t. 
 Lakeman, J. F., 29 Grant’s Waik 
 Nile, A. J., Polkyth 
 Northcoat, —. 
 Rickard, A., Nanpean 
 Sanders & Son, High Cross St 
 
 (Masons) 
 
 Smith, T. J., 32 Fore Street 
 Smith, W. H., Bodmin Rd 
 Warne Bros., Bugle 
 
 ST. BLAZEY, Par Statin, S.O. 
 Bounsall, E. C., Station Rd. 
 Bunney, T., 8t. Blazey Gate 
 Lewis, A., Station Rd. 
 
 Oliver, N., Fore St. 
 Pearce, N., Fore St. 
 Rowe, W., Station hd. 
 
 ST. BURYVAN. 
 Lugg, J. 
 ST. COLUMB MA FOR. 
 Bond, T. 
 Jenkins, H., Trekenning 
 Martin, W. H. 
 Pearce, S. G. 
 
 Roberts, R. H., Bank Sq. 
 
 ST. KEW, Wadebridge, S.O. 
 Brady, N., Highway 
 Cowling, T., & Son, Perdeggett 
 ST. MABYN, S.O 
 Hamley, A. (Mason) 
 Kelly, T. 
 
 ST. MINVER, Wadebridge, S.O. 
 Male, J. (Mason) 
 Martyn, J 
 
 ST. NEOT, Liskeard. 
 Hamley Bros., Milltowr 
 Henwood, J., Ley 
 
 ST. STEPHEN’ S-in-Branwell, 
 Best, W. 
 Clemens, F. 
 Gilbert, F. G. 
 Richards, T. J., Coombe 
 Rickard, J. 
 Smyth, H. & W. H., Coombe 
 Walters, T., Terras 
 
 ST. TEATH, Camelford 
 Teague, E. 
 
 SLES INGIDN Ge SLO): 
 Hooper, J. 
 Worth, A. 
 
 SALTASH. 
 
 Alford, F., Fore St. 
 Brooking, J., Harbour View Ter. 
 Ough, S. E. D., Southville 
 Rothery, W. H., Home Park 
 
 SOUTH PETHERV IN, neas 
 Launcesicn. 
 
 Oliver, R. 
 
 Strike, J. & W. 
 
 TREGONY, Grampound Road. 
 Tonkin, R. H. 
 
 TRURO. 
 Battershill, T., Lemon St. 
 Clemens, M., 12 High Cross 
 Colliver, J., Carvoza Rd. 
 Harris, C. & J., Kenwyn St. 
 Higgins, J., Kenwyn St. 
 Lobb, W. H. & Son, St. Austell St. 
 Nicholls, W., River St. 
 Parkin, J. F., Parkin Terrace 
 Tippet, H., Lemon St. 
 
 TYVU ARDREATH, Par Station, 
 SO) 
 
 Hewitt, W. H., Lostwithiel St. 
 Johns, W., North St. 
 Mitchell, J. H., North St. 
 Rundell, J., North St. 
 
 WADEBRIDGE. 
 Goodfellow, J. 
 Lobb, J. 
 Pascoe, M. (Mason) 
 Williams, T. 
 
 WARBSTOW, LEgloskerry, S.O. 
 Squire, R. 
 
 ~ Cumberland. 
 
 AS PARRA SiO; 
 Davidson, J., & Son 
 
 BRAMPTON. 
 Milburn & Son (Plumbers) | 
 Penfold, H. & Son (Painters, &c.) 
 
 (CAVIAR DS 
 
 Anderson, W.,West Walls (Plumber) 
 
 Armstrong, D., Finkle St. (Slater) 
 
 Atkinson, H., Castle St. (Plumber) 
 
 Ballantine, W. N., 10 Lonsdale St. 
 
 (Painter) 
 
 Batey, W., The Crescent (Joiner) 
 
 Batey, W., Junr., Henry St. (Plumber) 
 
 Baty, W., West Walls 
 
 Baty, J., & Sons, St. Nicholas 
 
 Beaty Bros., Long Island, James St. 
 
 Beaty, J., 7 Old Post Office Court 
 
 Bell, J., Crown St. (Joiner) 
 
 Bell, J. & R., Nelson St. 
 
 Black, G., Lorne St. (Joiner) 
 
 Black, R., & Sons, West Walls 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Blain, J., Blackfriars St. (Plumber) 
 
 Creighton, T., Albert St. 
 
 Denard, J., Lowther St. (Painter) 
 
 Ferguson & Co. (Plasterers, &c.) 
 
 Gordan & Logan, Long Island, 
 James St. 
 
 Graham & Crawford, Wilson’s Court, 
 Castle St. (Plumbers) 
 
 Harrington, J., E. Nelson St. (Plstr.) 
 
 Hetherington, T. B.,Henry St.(Plbr.) 
 
 Hewitt, J. & Sons, 42 South St. 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Hewitson, J., St. Nicholas St. (Slater) 
 
 Hill, E. J., St. Nicholas 
 
 Hill, G., & Sons, South Henry St. 
 
 Hill, R. M.,& Sons, Castle St.(Plbrs.) 
 
 Hindson, J., Finkle St. 
 
 Hindson, P., Currock Rd. 
 
 Hope & Heward, W. Tower St.(Jnrs.) 
 
 Johnstone Bros., 1 Blencowe 38t. 
 
 Kellett, J. T., 2 Alton St. (Slater) 
 Kirk, R. 8., Warwick Rd. (Painter) 
 Laing, J. & Son, Milbourne St. 
 Laing, W., Murrell Hill 
 
 Latimer, W., Victoria Viaduct \Jnr.) 
 Liddle, C., West Tower St. (Joiner) 
 
370 
 
 ‘BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 Cum berland—continued. 
 
 Ling & Mark, Charlotte St. (Pntrs.) 
 
 Little, J., Denton Holme (Joiner) 
 
 Little, J.,30 Bridge St. (Joiner) ~ 
 
 Little, R., Norfolk Rd. 
 
 Martin, W., 35A Rickergate (Joiner) 
 
 Musgrave, E. M., Court St. (Joiner) 
 
 Nelson, T., & Son, 133 Botchergate 
 (Painters) 
 
 Nixon, T. & J., Nook St. (Joiners) 
 
 Ormerod & Son, Close St.( Plasterers) 
 
 Pape & Simpson, Charlotte St. (Jnrs.) 
 
 Pearson, J., Lowther St. (Painter) 
 
 Plaskett, J., Albert St. 
 
 Reed, J., Edward St. (Joiner) 
 
 Reeves, H., Stanwix 
 
 Scott, T., Stanwix (Joiner) 
 
 Sowerby, T. (R.P.), King’s Arms La. 
 
 Stephenson, W., & Co.,6 Paternoster 
 Row (Painters) 
 
 Taylor, J., Charlotte St. (Plumber) 
 
 Thompson, —, Warwick Rd. (Pntr.) 
 
 Thomson, D. & Sons (R.P.), Barwise 
 Court, English St. 
 
 Ward, —, Kingstown Rd 
 
 Watson, T., Lowther St. (Painter) 
 
 Westray, R.,4o Lowther St. (Painter) 
 
 Wilson & Faulder, Denton St.(Plbrs.) 
 
 Wilson, W. J. (R.P.),38 Lowther St. 
 
 COCKERMOUTH. 
 Lister, MacCartney & Lister, 5 
 Henry St. (Masons) 
 Robinson, P., Main St. (& Joiner) 
 Walker Bros. 
 
 DISTINGTON. 
 Harrison, J., Main St. 
 
 EGREMONT. 
 
 Ellbeck, H., Main St. 
 Smith, J., Main St. 
 
 GOSFORTH, via Carnforth. 
 Tyson, J. 
 HARRINGTON. 
 Ferguson, L. 
 Killip, H., Church Rd. 
 Shackley, J., Ellervale 
 
 HEADS NOOK, Carlisle. 
 Wright, W. 
 
 HESKET. 
 Armstrong, J. 
 
 AESWICK. 
 
 Cowperthwaite, W., Victoria St. 
 Hodgson, H., 24 Stougor St. 
 Hodgson, T., & Son, 25 Blencathra 
 
 St. 
 Milburn, J., & Sons (Joiners) 
 
 KIREROSWALD. 
 Watson, T. 
 
 MARVPORT. 
 Bell, J., Senhouse St. 
 Edmonson, G., Kirkby St. 
 Ferguson, T., Wood St. 
 Gordon, J., Senhouse St. (Painter) 
 Graham, E., Wood St. (Plumber) 
 Kendal, J., 37 Wood St. 
 Kirk, T., Netherton (Plasterer) 
 M’Kay, J., Senhouse St. (Painter) 
 Mackenzie, T., Gavel St. (Painter) 
 Mandle, T., South Quay 
 Marlow, J. H., North Quay 
 Marshall, W., Station St. 
 Skelton, T., John St. (Plumber) 
 Smith, W., Camp St. 
 Thompson Bros. (Plumbers) 
 
 MILLOM, via Carnforth. 
 Bloomfield, A. W., Lapstone Rd. 
 Bradley, R. G. W. 
 
 Bradley, T. 
 
 Bradley, Wm. 
 
 Dawson, J., Haverigg 
 
 Gawne, J. (Joiner) 
 
 Mandall, W. (Plumber & Painter) 
 Miles, Wm. (Painter) 
 Richardson, W. 
 
 Taylor, A. J. (Painter) 
 Thompson, J. W. (Painter) 
 Wilson, G. W., Haverigg 
 
 MOOR ROW, S.O. 
 Chapple & Sons 
 
 PENRITH. 
 
 Bailey, J., Sandgate (Slater) 
 Brown, G., Lowther St. (Joiner) 
 Carruthers, G., Sandgate (Plumber) 
 Dixon, G., Elm Ter. (Mason) 
 Dixon & Gardner, York St. (Masons) 
 Dixon, J. (R.P.), Sandgate 
 Forrester, W., Mill St. (Mason) 
 Grisenthwaite, W., LowtherSt.(Msn.) 
 Jackson, J., & Sons (R.P.), 33 & 34 
 
 Sandgate 
 Lewthwaite, J., Newton Reigney 
 McDonald, J.,, Graham St. (Mason) 
 Moor, J.,&Son,OldLondonRd.(Jurs.) 
 Purdie, J., Queen St. (Plumber) 
 
 Richardson, J., & Son, Elm Grove, 
 Brunswick Rd. (Joiners) 
 Sarginson, J.,Eamont Bdge. (Joiner) 
 Scott, J. (R.P.) & W., Corney Place 
 Smiley, G., 10 Crown Sq. (Plumber) 
 
 PLUMPTON, Penrith. 
 Lowthian, T. (Mason) 
 
 SANTON BRIDGE, Holmrook, 8.0. 
 Crispin, P. 
 
 SILL OTH, Carlisle. 
 Longeake, R. 
 
 WETHERAL. 
 Fisher, E. (Mason) 
 Ingreson, W. (Plumber) 
 Lawson, T. (Joiner) 
 Milburn, J i 
 Roper, J. (Mason) 
 
 WHITEHAVEN. 
 Anderson, A. & T. H. 
 Burns, H., Duke St. (Plumber) 
 Davidson, R., Parton 
 Glaister, J., High Church St. 
 Jackson, R., 10 Fox Lane (Joiner) 
 Kitchen, H., Corkickle 
 Metcalf, R. D., George St. 
 Moorehouse, E., Tangier St. 
 Strathern, W., King St. (Plumber) 
 Walker, J., & Son, Tangier St. 
 
 WIGTON. 
 Nicholson, G. (Plasterer) 
 
 WORKINGTON. 
 
 Brown Bros., Harrington Rd. 
 Carruthers, J., St. John’s Court 
 Chambers, J. H., Fisher St. 
 Douglass, W. R., John St. 
 
 Fletcher, W., Havelock Rd. (Joiner) 
 Hawkins, H. J., Washington St. 
 Hodgson, R. & H. 
 
 Hyde, B., Peter St. 
 
 Johnston, T., Corporation Rd. 
 Mann, G., John St. 
 
 Roper, J., Westfield 
 
 Steel, J., Queen St. 
 
 Wilkinson & Miller, Peter St. 
 Wilson, J. I., & Co., 50 Brayton St. 
 
 Derbyshire. 
 
 ALFRETON. 
 
 Roe, J., Senr., King St. 
 Wilson, S., Hilcote, near (Joiner) 
 
 ALVASTON, Derby. 
 
 Armitage, H. G., 1129 London Rd 
 (Plumber) 
 
 Kelham, T., Brighton Rd. 
 
 Raynes, R., Commerce St. 
 (Painter) 
 
 Smith, L., London Rd. (Joiner) 
 
 Smith, W., London Rd. (Joiner) 
 
 Sutton, T. H., & Co., London Rd. 
 
 Wormleighton, E. (Joiner) 
 
 ASHBOURNE. 
 
 Bassett, J. T., Hartington 
 Coates, R. 
 Woolley, T., Hulland Ward, near 
 
 ASHFORD, Bakewell. 
 Wilson, Cox & Sons 
 
 ASHOVER. 
 Hopkinson, Bros. 
 Hopkinson, R., Miltown 
 Hopkinson, J. 
 
 BAKEWELL. 
 Allsop, T., & Son, Castle St. 
 Bramwell, W. (Mason) 
 Broomhead, Mrs. M. (Plumber) 
 Frost, W. S. (Painter) 
 Mettam, J. W. & J. (Joiners) 
 Roberts, F. (Plumber) 
 Sellors, J., & Son (Slaters) 
 Sellors, H. & W. (Slaters) 
 Sheppard, W. (Painter) 
 Skevington, H., & Sons (Painters) 
 Smith, R. (Joiner) 
 
 Derbyshire—continued. 
 
 BAMFORD (Sheffield). 
 Marsden, R., Mytham Bridge 
 
 BARLOW. 
 Boler, H. 
 Margereson, G. 
 Wright, J. 
 
 BASLOW. 
 Sheldon, G. (Mason) 
 Staley, S., & Sons (Joiners) 
 
 BEIGHTON (Sheffjeld.) 
 Staveley, T. 
 Waller, G. 
 
 BELPER. 
 Brown, L., Derby Rd. 
 Haynes, J. W., Strutt St. 
 Wheeldon Bros., Cluster Bldgs. 
 
 BIRCHVALE (near (Stockport). 
 
 Hudson, J. 
 BOLSOVER, 
 
 Antcliffe, C. 
 
 aires 
 
 Cuttles & Hughes 
 
 Handby, @ 
 
 Haynes, G. 
 
 Tradewell, G. 
 
 BONSALL. 
 Axe, A., Manor House 
 Kirkland, C. 
 
 BORROWASH. 
 Brennan, J. 
 
 Clifford, J. 8., Nottingham Rd. 
 
 BRAMPTON. 
 (See Chesterfield.) 
 
 BRASSINGTON, Wirksworth. 
 Knowles, J., & Son 
 
 BRIMINGTON, Chesterfield. 
 Fox, J., & Son 
 Jephson, W. 
 
 BUGSWORTH (near Stockport). 
 Robinson, J. 
 
 BUXTON. 
 Bagshaw, G. J., & Son, Heath St. 
 Bennett, M., Burbage 
 Booth, F. W., Lightwood Rd. 
 Brindley, T., Hogshaw 
 Brocklehurst, G., South St. 
 Brown, E., Bridge St. 
 Brown, J. M., Bridge St. 
 Gill, J., Brown Edge, Fairfield 
 Harrison, J., Market St. 
 Holmes, J. H., & Sons, South St. 
 Hinch & Bennett, Hogshaw 
 Jones, J., West St. 
 Mortin, J., South St. : 
 Oakes, A. & E., 9 Compton Rd. 
 Oldfield, G., & Son, West St. 
 Robinson Bros., Hollins St. 
 Salt, J., Market St. 
 Wall, A. W., Queen’s Rd., Fairfield 
 
 CHAPEL-EN-LE-FRITH 
 (Stockport). 
 Hamer, S., Chinley 
 Lowe, J., Buxton Rd. (Joiner) 
 Simpson, M., Back Lane (Mason) 
 
 CHESTERFIELD. 
 
 Bateman, W. W.., Fairfield Rd. 
 Coates, C., New Brampton 
 Collis, J., & Sons, Salter Gate 
 Dakin, J. R. & Son, Ashgate Rd. 
 Forrest, W., Station Rd. 
 
 Hardy, I. & Son, 80 Saltergate 
 Hattersley, E., Brampton 
 Henstock, J., Wheeldon Lane 
 Holmes, R. & Sons, Sheffield Rd. 
 Hudson, T., Salter Gate 
 
 Lee & Kirk, Foljamb Rd. 
 Margereson, W. H., Stonegravels 
 Marsden Bros., Old Rd. 
 
 Rhodes, A., Brampton 
 
 Rhodes, W., Chatsworth Rd. 
 Rollinson, C., Salter Gate 
 Walker, 8., St. Mary’s Gate 
 Wheatcroft, T., Walton Rd. 
 Wright, J., 51 Rutland Rd. 
 
 CLAVAGROSS: 
 Flavell, I., Market St. 
 Griffin, G., Market St. 
 Jones R., Holmgate Rd. (Plumber) 
 Tinkler, E., Thanet St. 
 
 CODNOR, Derby. 
 Eyre Bros. 
 
 CRICH, Matlock Bath. 
 Haynes, J 
 
 CUTTHORPE, Chesterfield. 
 Nicholls, C. E. 
 
 DARLEY, Matlock Bath. 
 Vaines, J., Darley Dale 
 
 DERBY. 
 
 Bakewell, H., Normanton Rd. 
 
 Beeson, J., Darley Lane 
 
 Beeson, J. H., 76 Woods Lane 
 
 Brown, A., Gt. Northern Rd. 
 
 Brown, I., 13 Upper Madeley St. 
 
 Carson, G., Elton 
 
 Chapman, J. W., St. Thomas’s Rd. 
 
 Chattle, H., Empress Rd. 
 
 Dean & Co., Gerard St. 
 
 Dickinson, J., Ashbourne Rd. 
 
 Durant, G., Grange St. 
 
 Edwards, W., Peet St. 
 
 Fisher & Son, Mansfield Rd. 
 
 Ford J. K., Osmaston Rd. 
 
 Ford, W. & Sons, Victoria St. 
 
 Liggins, W., Forester St. 
 
 Lomas, R. G.,37 King St. (Ecclesias- 
 tical Carver) 
 
 Morley, E., Gerard St. 
 
 Mosedale Bros., 6 Arthur St. 
 
 Mosley, S., Richmond Rd. 
 
 Parker & Cooper, King Alfred St. 
 
 Parker, J., & Son, 70 Friar Gate 
 
 Peach, G., 177 Mansfield Rd. 
 
 Radford & Greaves, Drewery Lane 
 
 Smith, A., 7 Gordon St. 
 
 Smith, G., Kedleston Rd. 
 
 Tomlinson, G. F., City Rd. (Road & 
 Sewerage Contractor) 
 
 Tomlinson, J. T., & Co., Belgrave St. 
 
 Tomlinson, J., Ashbourne Rd. (Rail- 
 way Contractor) 
 
 Vernon, H., 159 Drewery Lane 
 
 Vernon, J., Mansfield Rd. 
 
 Wagg, G., Pear Tree Rd. 
 
 Walker & Slater, Uttoxeter Old Rd. 
 
 Walkerdine, W., Bridge St. 
 
 Weston, & Son, Leacroft Rd. 
 
 Wood, E., & Sons, Park St. 
 
 Young, J., Walbrook Rd. 
 
 DORE (Sheffield). 
 Fletcher, J. 
 Marsden, Joseph 
 
 DRONFIELD (Sheffield). 
 Bingham, R., Snape Hill 
 Davidson, R., & Sons 
 Fletcher, W. H., High St. (Plumber) 
 Margerrison, F., Chesterfield Rd. 
 Margerrison, T., & Sons, Green Lane 
 Oates, T., Quoit Green (Joiner) 
 Smelt Bros., Snape Hill (Joiners) 
 
 DUFFIELD. 
 Bates, J. (Joiner) 
 Hingley, A. 
 Kent, H. (Joiner) 
 ECKINGTON (Rotherham). 
 
 Fidler, J., Ltd. 
 Levick, C. 
 Lund & Swan 
 
 Taylor, T. 
 EDALE. 
 Rowbottom & Sons 
 
 ETWALL, Derby. 
 Goodwin, R. 
 
 GLOSSOP. 
 Bowden, W. H., Howard St. 
 Charlesworth, W., High St. W. 
 Garside, C., & Sons, Ltd., Surrey St. 
 Goddard, 8., The Ashes 
 
 GREATLONGSTONE, Bakewell. 
 Eyre, A. W. J. 
 
 HASLAND. 
 Brailsford, S., Hady 
 Brown, D. & J. 
 Hoole, J. 
 Randall, W. 
 
 HATHERSAGE. 
 Wilson Bros. 
 
 HAYFIELD (near Stockport). 
 Mason, E. 
 HILLSTOWN, Bolsover. 
 Oakey, H. 
 
 HOLLOWAY, Matlock Bath. 
 Clayton, R. 
 
 HOLY MOORSIDE, Chesterfield. 
 Needham, W. 
 HORSLEVWOODHOUSE, near 
 Derby. 
 Booth, A. (Joiner) 
 Walters, F. (Joiner) 
 IDRIDGEHAY, Derby. 
 Stevenson, J. 
 ILKESTON, S.O. 
 
 Beardsley, J. N., North Gate St. 
 Clayton, E. L., Drummond Rd. 
 
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 371 
 
 Derbyshire—continued. 
 
 Earnshaw, A., East St. 
 Hazelwood & Marson, Albert St. 
 Treson, W. V., 5 East St. 
 
 Page, E., Park Drive ; 
 Richards, W., Cotmanhay Rd. 
 Roberts, D., Nottingham Rd. 
 Woollands, A., Manor Rd. 
 
 KIRK IRETON, Derby. 
 Doxey, W. 
 Sherwin, 8. 
 
 KIRKLANGLEY. 
 Cooper, G. 
 
 LITTLE EATON, near Derby. 
 Bates, R. A 
 
 LONG EATON, S.O. 
 Brown, J., & Son, Waverley St. 
 Bull, J., Sawley Rd. 
 
 Perks, F., & Son, Ltd., Bridge St. 
 Warren & Stevens, Oxford St. 
 Youngman, T. W., Craig St. 
 
 MARLPOOT, Derby. 
 Oldershaw, G., Ilkeston Rd. 
 
 MATLOCK. 
 Antliff Bros., M. Bank 
 Ballington, H., M. Bank (& Joiner) 
 Bannister, J., M. Bank (Plumber) 
 Boden, W., M. Bridge (Mason) 
 Dawes, T., M. Green 
 Farnsworth, W. & Son, Cromford, 
 M. Bath 
 Hall & Co., Dale Road, M. Bridge 
 (Plumbers) 
 Higton, F., Cromford, M. Bath 
 Holmes, W., M. (Joiner) 
 Hopkinson, F.,M. Bank (& Slater) 
 Keeling, A., M., Bridge (Plumber) 
 Kirkland, W., M. Bridge (Plumber) 
 Knowles, G., M. Bank 
 Lewis, J., M. Bank 
 Slater, F., M. Bank (Plumber) 
 Wildgoose, J. W., M. Bank 
 
 MELBOURNE, near Derby. 
 Barton, W. 
 
 MOSBOROUGH, Chesterfield. 
 Drabble, J., High St. 
 
 NEWBOLD. 
 
 Alderson, Newbold Moor (Joiner) 
 Ellis, S., Newbold Moor (& Joiner) 
 
 NEWHALL, Burton-on-Trent. 
 Earp, E. S., High St. 
 
 NEW MILLS (via Stockport). 
 Boyle, 8S. & D., High Lee Rd. 
 Hudson, J. & Sons, Low Leighton 
 Scattergood J. T. & Sons, Hurst 
 
 Field Saw Mills 
 Stafford, T. W., Chapel St. 
 
 NORBURY, Ashbourne. 
 Thorley, W. 
 
 NORTON (see Sheffield). 
 
 PILSLEY, near Clay Cross. 
 Reeves, H. (Joiner) 
 Rouse, C. A. 
 Spencer, G. 
 
 REPTON (Burton-on-Trent). 
 Dolman & Sanders 
 
 RIDDINGS, Alfreton. 
 Brentnall, A. C. 
 
 RIPLEY, near Derby. 
 Clower, W. & Sons 
 Gee, S. 
 Harris & Hunt, Marehay 
 
 Harris, W., Marehay 
 Norman, W., Marehay 
 Salt Bros. 
 
 SANDIACRE. 
 Bailey, W., Hill Top, Derby Rd. 
 Bastable, G., Derby Rd. 
 Long, F., Derby Rd. 
 
 SOUTH WINGFIELD, Alfreton. 
 Truman, R. 
 
 SPONDON, near Derby. 
 Kirkland, A. 
 Meakin, E. 
 
 STANTON-BY-DALE (Notting- 
 Brown, R. ham). 
 
 STAVELEY, near Chesterfield. 
 Spiby & Booth 
 Stone, 8., & Sons 
 
 SWADLINCOTE 
 
 (Burton-on-Trent). 
 Dowler, W., Regent St. 
 Venning, C., Coppice Side 
 Ward, W., Market Place 
 
 TANSLEY, Matlock. 
 Dawes, T. 
 
 . TIBSHELF, Alfreton. 
 Richards, T. W. (Joiner) 
 Smith, J (& Joiner) 
 
 _ LIDESWELL, Buxton. 
 Brightmore, R. (Mason) 
 
 Hill, A., & Bro., Litton 
 Lomas, R. (Joiner) 
 
 TOTLEY (Sheffield). 
 Hattersley, R. 
 
 TUPTON, Chesterfield. 
 Berry, H., New Tupton 
 Davenport Bros. ,, ,, 
 
 Madin, J. oie: 
 
 TURNDITCH, near Derby. 
 Clark, C. 
 
 WEST HALLAM, near Derby. 
 Brough, W. 
 Daykin, H. 
 
 WHITTINGTON, Chesterfield. 
 Ditcher, —., Whittington Moor (& 
 Joiner) } 
 Marsden, G., Whittington Moor 
 (Roads and Sewage) 
 Scott, T. Whittington Moor 
 Sims, J., New Whittington 
 Wain, J., & Sons, Whittington Moor 
 
 WHITWELL (Mansfield). 
 Brown, G., Hodthorpe 
 oe V6 
 oyser, W., Hodthorpe 
 WINGFIELD, NORTH, Chester- 
 jield. 
 Beighton & Berry, Hepthorne Lane 
 
 WINSTER, Derby. 
 Carson, G. 
 Heathcote, W., & Sons 
 
 WIRKSWORTH. 
 Baker, J. C. T., Derby Rd. 
 Clark, W., Ecclesbourne Ter. 
 Fox, W., North End 
 Gallimore, J., & Son, West End 
 Smith, J., Bolehill 
 Walker, J., & Sons, North End 
 Walker, J., Bolehill 
 
 VOULGRAVE, Bakewell. 
 Toft, G. & W. 
 
 Devonshire. 
 
 ASHBURTON. 
 Almond, aa 
 Foaden, J. H., Sparnham 
 
 _ ASHWATER, Beaworthy. 
 Biddlecombe & Clifton . 
 Northcott, J. 
 
 AVETON-G/FFORD. 
 Steere Bros. (Masons) 
 
 AXMINSTER. 
 ea: F., Market Sq. 
 Cloud, G., South St. 
 Parsons, W. B., South St. 
 
 BARNSTAPLE. 
 Barwick, T., Fort St. 
 Bryant & Son, Bear St. Rd. 
 Burgess, H., 45 Bear St. 
 Cater, J. & Son, Victoria St. 
 
 Cooke & Sons, Bear St. 
 
 Gammon Bros., Vicarage Lawn, 
 Derby 
 
 Garland, C., Higher Maudlin St. 
 
 Garland, G., Vicarage St. 
 
 Garland, W., & Sons, Boutport St. 
 
 Hancock, G., Hill’s View 
 
 Karslake, E., Bear St. 
 
 Pearce Bros., Newport 
 
 Ridge, R., Strand 
 
 Sillifant, H. & Sons, Fort St. 
 
 Slee, W., Bear St. 
 
 Thorne, J., Bear St. 
 
 Tucker, Bros., Yeo Vale 
 
 Wakley, J. Gloucester Rd. 
 
 Woolaway & Sons, Sticklepath Ter. 
 
 BEER, near Seaton. 
 Perkins, J. 
 
 Devonshire—continued. 
 
 BIDEFORD. 
 Adams & Paddon, 13 Chingswell St. 
 Cock, J., Church Walk 
 Ellis, E., & Son, 47 Mill St. 
 Fulford, W. L., & Son, Honestone St. 
 Glover, H., Abbotsham Road 
 Harding, G., Cold Harbour 
 Me W., Honestone St. 
 
 amerton, J. & V. Cock, High St. 
 
 Shadwick, W., Lime Grove 
 Woolaway & Sons, East the Water 
 
 BISHOP'S TAWTON, 
 Barnstaple. 
 Morrish, J. 
 
 BOVEY TRACEY, S.O. 
 Cleave, A., Fore St. 
 Mardon, W. J. T. (R.P.) 
 Turner, J., Station Rd. 
 Winson, J., Fore St. 
 
 BRADNINCH, Cullompton. 
 Nix Bros. 
 
 BRAUNTON. 
 
 Brimley & Sons 
 BRIXHAM. 
 Cooksley, G., New Rd. 
 Hazlewood Bros., Bolton St. 
 BROADCLYST, Exeter. 
 Fisher, G. 
 BUCKFASTLEIGH. 
 Arscott, G., Plymouth Rd. 
 Furneaux, 8., Silver St. 
 Jackson & Son, Jordan St. 
 BUDLEIGH SALTERTON. 
 Barnes, J., Pebble Lane 
 Bennett, G., High St. 
 Burch, E. O. 
 Palmer, J. C., 9 High St. 
 BURLESCOMBE. 
 
 Frost, W. 
 
 CHAGFORD. 
 Aggett, W., & Sons 
 Brimblecombe, G., New St. 
 Collins, J., Monte Rosa 
 Dawson, J., Mill St. 
 Painter, C. H. & W. S. (Masons) 
 Rice, R., & Son, New St. 
 Stone, W., & Sons, The Quarries 
 Underhill, R. D. & J., Lower St. 
 
 CHERITON BISHOP, Exeter. 
 Harvey, H., Royal Oak 
 CLOVELLY, Bideford. 
 Davey, W. 
 Paddon, R. 
 CLYST HYDON, Exeter. 
 Harris, E. 
 
 CLYST ST. GEORGE, Topsham. 
 Steer, J. L. & H. 
 
 CGLYST ST. UARY, Exeter. 
 Pratt, A. 
 COMBE MARTIN, S.O. 
 
 Burgess, J. 
 Goss, R. & Sons 
 
 Latham, W. 
 
 Lovering, R. 
 
 Sanders, W. 
 CREDITON. 
 
 Berry, W. B. 
 
 Brooke, J. 8., 4 Union Rd. 
 
 Dart & Francis, High St. 
 
 Heath, W. H., Union Rd. 
 
 Jones, T., High St. 
 
 CULLOMPTON. 
 Chick, H., Willand 
 Incledon, J., New 8t. 
 Labdon, E., & Sons, 1 Fore St. 
 Manning, J., Exeter Hill 
 
 DARTMOUTH. 
 Back, J., Charles St. 
 Pillar, R., South Town 
 Voicey, F. J., Fairview Rd. 
 Watts, R., Victoria St. 
 
 DAWLISH. 
 Cox, Bros., Weech 
 Friend, F., High St. 
 Lamacraft, J. H. G., & Sons 
 Shapter, T. & F. H., Brook St. 
 DEVONPORT. 
 Allen & Tozer, 33 Maurice Park St. 
 Budeaux 
 Crockerell, J., Richmond Walk 
 Healy, J., 33 Princes St. 
 Heard, A. J., Chapel St. 
 Jackson, Sir John, Keyham Exten- 
 sion Works 
 Jenkin, T., & Son, Marlboro’ Works 
 Littleton, W., & Son, 44 Garden S8t., 
 Morice Town 
 Matcham & Co., Ltd., Naval Bar- 
 racks Extension 
 Pearce Bros., 11 Alma Rd. 
 
 Smith, G. H., & Son, 7 Tavistock 
 Rd., Stoke 
 
 Stanbury, F. J., St. Levan’s Rd. 
 
 Veale, D., Chapel St. 
 
 DOLTON. 
 Halls, S., & Son 
 
 EXETER. 
 
 Baker, G., & Sons, 1 Leighton Ter. 
 
 Baker, W., College Avenue 
 
 Blatchford, J., 19 Cleveland St., St. 
 Thomas 
 
 Bradbeer & Sons, 144A Sidwell St. 
 
 Brealey, W., 163 Cowick St., St 
 Thomas 
 
 Bunclark & Stephens, 26 Paris St. 
 
 Coles, W. G., 1 Devonia Terrace 
 Alphington 
 
 Diggines, G., Roberts Rd. 
 
 Eveleigh, A. E., St. David’s Hill 
 
 Gibbard, J. R. & Son, Old Tiverton 
 Rd. 
 
 Ham & Passmore, 17 Sidwell St. 
 
 Herbert, G., 24 Bartholomew St.,W. 
 
 Hicks, W. H., Union Rd. 
 
 Telegrams : 
 ‘“¢Tuscombe, Builder, Exeter. 
 
 Telephone : 
 290 Exeter. 
 
 LUSCOMBE and 
 . . SON, Ltd. 
 | (Established 1862). 
 
 Ecclesiastical & General 
 BUILDERS, 
 EXETER. 
 
 AND AT 
 Amberley Road, Maida Hill, London, 
 
 W 
 
 CRNA AEA AS OTSA ARIE, 
 
 | Mills, H. M., 44 Paris St. 
 
 | Mitchell, G., 16 Paris St. 
 
 | Mudge, E., 25 Catherine St. 
 
 Oliver, W. H., & Sons, Alphington 
 St., St. Thomas 
 
 Popman & Sons, Belgrave Rd. 
 Reynolds, C. F. & E., 25 Bath Rd. 
 Saunders & Biss, Howell Rd. 
 Setter, G., Oakhampton Place 
 Sleeman, M. T., 5r Summerland St. 
 Smale, L., 1 Topsham Rd. 
 Stephens & Son, Ld., 116 Fore St. 
 Stile, G. L., & Son, Summerland St. 
 Stocker, J., 66 Cowick St., St. Thos. 
 Triggs, J., 38 Summerland St. 
 Wescott, Austin & White, Summer- 
 land Crescent 
 Wheaton, —., Priory Rd., Heavitree 
 Woodman & Son, Bartholomew St. 
 
 EX MINSTER, Exeter. 
 Manley, G. 
 Reddaway, W. 
 
 EXMOUTH. 
 Abell, T., 8 Rolle St. 
 Carter, F. E., 1 Johnson’s Place 
 Cooper & Son, Rolle St. 
 Dart, H., Meadow 8t. 
 Grace, F., Manchester St. 
 Hayman, A., Chapel St. 
 Hooper, G., Victoria St. 
 Hooper & Stooke, Raleigh Ter. 
 Perry, W. H., 18 Morton Rd. 
 Ponsford, R. B., Exeter Rd. 
 
 HAL WILL, Lifton, S.O. 
 White, M. 
 
 HARTLAND, Bideford. 
 Cann, 8. 
 
 HATHERLEIGH. 
 Heard, J., Hall Court 
 Hooper, R., Bridge St. 
 Petherick, 8., High St. 
 
 HOLSWORTHY. 
 Beckley, R., Crimpa, St. Pancrass 
 Week 
 Beckley, W., Church St. 
 Wiffin, W., Station Rd. 
 
 HONITON. 
 Berry, W. T., High St. 
 Pope & Son, High St. 
 
 Screech, F., Granby St. 
 
 Turner, H. 
 
372 
 
 BUILDERS AND 
 
 CONTRACTORS. 
 
 Devonshire—continued. 
 
 HORRABRIDGE, S.O. 
 Toop, H. W., & Sons 
 
 ILFRACOMBE. 
 
 Gammon, G., & Son, 90 Chamber- 
 combe Rd. 
 
 Goss, J. R., 30 Oxford Grove 
 Knill, T. B., 6 Oxford Grove 
 Pearce, W., 3 Wilder Rd. 
 Pickett, R., 71 Fore St. 
 Reed, F. J., 30 Green Close Rd. 
 Reed, G. H., 3 Sandringham 
 Scamp, G., Church St. 
 Smith, W. B., Bickliscombe Rd. 
 Underhill, W., Northfield Cottages 
 Upton, T. 
 Vickery, W. J., Wilder Rd. 
 
 INSTOW. 
 Lock, T., Black Lane 
 Pidler, J. D., Lane End 
 Yeo, H., Marsh Cottages 
 
 IVVBRIDGE. 
 Andrews, G., Park House 
 Sincock & Blight, Costly St. 
 
 KENNFORD, Exeter. 
 Page Bros. 
 Mayne, E. 
 
 KENTISBEARE. 
 Goff, C., Gudisford 
 
 KINGSBRIDGE. 
 Chapman, F., West Alvington 
 Clements, T., Chillington 
 Farr Bros., West Alvington 
 Head, C., Brooke House 
 Kelland, W. H., Ebrington St. 
 Luckraft, J., Avetongiffard 
 Nunn, J., Church St., Dodbrook 
 Pearce, E., Fore St. 
 Perrott, J., Phoenix Pl., Fore St. 
 Rhymes, J. W., Chillington 
 Veale, R., W. Alvington Hill 
 Wingate, H., Belle Vue Rd. 
 
 KINGSTEIGNTON. 
 
 Yeoman, A. P., Chudleigh Rd. 
 
 KINGSWEAR. 
 Short, J. H., Burham Rd. 
 Short, J. 
 
 LANDKEY NEWLAND, 
 Barnstaple. 
 
 Southwood, J. 
 
 LET ONG SO. 
 Rich, H., Cawdron Cottage 
 Rich, H. & J., Tinhay 
 LYDFORD, Bridestowe, S.O. 
 
 Bickle, W. 
 
 LYMPSTONE, Exeter. 
 Vedman, E. G. 
 
 LYNTON, Barnstaple. 
 
 Jones Bros. 
 
 MONKLEIGH. 
 Beer, T. & Son 
 
 MORTON HAMPSTEAD, 
 Newton Abbot. 
 Blackmore, A., Courtlands 
 
 NEWTON ABBOT. 
 Bearne, L., Highweek St. 
 Hicks, G., Abbotsbury. 
 
 Mills, H., 64 Queen St. 
 Parker Bros., 12 Courtenay St. 
 Sampson, A., 89 Queen St. 
 Stacey, F. A., The Avenue 
 Stevens, Bros. 46 Courtenay St. 
 Stokes, J. J., Keyberry Rd. 
 Zeally, F. J., Powderham Rd. 
 
 NORTHAM, Bideford. 
 Goss, J. G. 
 Cook, T. 
 Lock, J. 
 
 OKEHAMPTON. 
 
 Ball, W., East St. 
 Geen, H. 
 Harris, H., Sharphill 
 Harris, M., Castleford 
 Sleeman, J., Kempley Rd. 
 Worden & Sons, West St. 
 
 OTIERY ST. MARY. 
 
 Carnell, E. 
 Channa, W. 
 Luxton, W., & Son, Tip Hill. 
 Williams, F. 
 
 PAIGNTON. 
 Drew, C. & R. E., Totnes Rd. 
 Drew H., Conway Rd. 
 Harris, R. & Sons, Hyde Rd. 
 Narracott, J., Stoke Gabriel 
 Rabbich, H. P., St. Andrew’s Rd. 
 Webber, G., Torquay Rd. 
 Webber, H., & Sons, Dartmouth Rd. 
 Westlake, E., Palace Place 
 
 PARKHAM. 
 Jewell, H. 
 
 PLYMOUTH. 
 Andrews, A., 3 Evelyn Place 
 Blake, W. E., Sutton Bldg. Yard 
 Coles, A. N., New Town Chambers, 
 Old Town St. 
 Cook Bros., Florence Ter., Embank- 
 ment Rd. 
 Crews, T., Emma Place, Stonehouse 
 Duke, C. L., Plym Stone Works 
 Foot, I., 10 Notte St. 
 Gourd & Son, 3 Providence St. 
 Griffin, Jas., 14 Coburg Lane (War 
 Department Contractor) 
 Ham, W., Elm Villa, Mannamead 
 Hoskin, W. G., Park Rd., Compton, 
 
 near 
 illard & Son, 38 Cobourg St. 
 inkin, W. T., Endsleigh Bldg. Yard 
 
 Lapthorn & Co., 1 Clarendon Place, 
 
 itadel Rd. 
 
 Lester, E. R., 13 Whitefield Ter. 
 
 Lethbridge, A. R,, & Son, Tracy 
 Building Yard 
 
 Marshall, H. E., Hoe Gate St. 
 
 Martin, R. H., 27 Seymour Av., E. 
 
 Matcham, & Co., Ltd., Mt. Pleasant 
 
 Neal, R. H. B., Bolitho Bank 
 Chmbrs., Princess Sq. (Public 
 Works Contractor) 
 
 Palmer, J. H., Richmond St. 
 
 Palk & Son, 5 Hundiscombe Rd. 
 
 Palk, W., 34 Cobourg St. 
 
 Parkhouse, R. C., Flora St. 
 
 Parson & Sons, 23 King Gardens 
 
 Parson, J. W., Brunswick House 
 
 Pearce Bros., 14 Greville Rd., N. 
 
 Pearn Bros., Gilwill St. 
 
 Pethick Bros., Laira Bridge (and 
 Railway Contractors) 
 
 Piper, F. J., Windsor Lane 
 
 Relf, R. T., & Son. 2 Portland Sq. 
 
 Richards, A. J., Mutley 
 
 Roberts, 8., New Town Chmbs., Old 
 Town St. 
 
 Shaddock, W., Bryntirion, Mutley 
 
 Shellabear,G., & Son, 27 Mutley Plain 
 
 Shepperd, J. T., 4o Richmond St. 
 
 Smith, A. R., Emma P1., Stonehouse. 
 
 Stanlake, R., Salisbury Rd. 
 
 Taylor, F., 13 Battery St.,Stonehouse 
 
 Taylor, R., 13 Frederick St. E. 
 
 Taylor, T., & Son, 6 St. Mary’s St., 
 Stonehouse : 
 
 Tozer & Son, 1 Alderney Terrace, 
 Beaumont Rd. 
 
 Truscott, F. A., 27 Mutley Rd., 
 Mutley 
 
 Turpin, G. B., 4 Courtenay St. 
 
 Wakeham Bros., Friary Yd., Tothili 
 
 SALCOMBE. 
 Cranch, J. P., Rockville 
 
 SAMFORD COURTENAY, S.O. 
 Ash, W., & Sons 
 
 SAUNTON, Braunton, S.O. 
 
 Slee, H. 
 
 SEATON. 
 Abbott, H., Marine Parade 
 Gollop, S., Sidmouth St. 
 Newton & White, Seaview Terrace. 
 Richards, A., Beer Rd. 
 Richards, G. 
 
 STDMOUTH. 
 
 Skinner, R. W. & J., Jubilee Terrace 
 Tucker & Sons 
 Turner, G., & Sons 
 
 SOUTH BRENT. 
 Veale, R., & Son 
 
 SOUTH MOLTON. 
 
 Sanders & Son, 119 East St. 
 
 SLAR CROSS. SiO} 
 Cole, J. B. 
 TAMERTON FOLIOTT, 
 
 Crown Fill, S.O. 
 Maddock, G. 
 
 TAVISTOCK. 
 Higman, W. H., 7 Bank Sq. 
 Menhinrick & Sons. Brook St. 
 
 TAWTON, NORTH. 
 Ellis, S., & Sons 
 Fisher Bros. 
 
 TEIGNMOUTH. 
 Andrews, E., 18 Northumberland Pl. 
 Cornelius, J., 9 Ferndale Rd. 
 Cox, J., Salisbury Ter. 
 Curtis, G., Higher Brooke St. 
 Esworthy, —, Fore St. 
 Francis, C., 41 Northumberland Pl. 
 Hayman, G., Higher Brook St. 
 Hayman, J. J.,& Son, 4 Holland Rd. 
 Lee, G., 30 Dawlish Rd. 
 Mortimer, C., Brook Hill 
 Slocombe, A. H., 4 Den Crescent 
 Turpin, W., Woodway Rd. 
 
 Devonshire—continued. 
 
 THORVERTON. 
 Short, J. 
 Westcott, J. 
 
 TIVERTON. 
 Deering, W., & Son, Barrington St. 
 Grater, J., & Sons, Silver St. 
 Grater, R., & Sons, 16 Townsend 
 Holcombe, J., 44 West Exe South 
 Loosemore, W., Gold St. 
 Manning, 8., Barrington St. 
 Parr, J., 22 Newport St. 
 Perry & Son, Bolham 
 Physick G. C., Beck’s Sq. 
 Taylor, F., 31 Leat St. 
 Tucker, A., Bolham 
 Tucker, A. J., 1 Ivy Ter. 
 Ware, H., West Exe, South 
 
 TOPSHAM. 
 Gould, H., Monmouth St. 
 Tremlett, J. Fore St. 
 TORQUAY. 
 Blatchford, S., Upton 
 Bovey, E. P., & Son (see Advyt.) 
 Chubb, J., Elstow Works 
 Harris, A., St. Mary Church 
 Hawkins, 8., & Son, Chelston Vale 
 Leaman, T., Torre Cottage 
 McKellar, J. W., Warren Rd. 
 Mumford, J., Church St., Torre 
 Pack, S., 7 Pilimuir Crescent 
 Pike, E., Hatfield Rd. 
 Smale, G. K., St. Mary Chprch 
 Smerdon, J., Warren Rd. 
 Vanstone, T., Belgrave Rd. 
 Watson, J. C. & W., Union St. 
 Wyatt, 8. D., Ellacombe Ch. Rd. 
 Yeo, R. F. & Sons, Rock Rd. 
 
 TORRINGTON. 
 
 Bowden, T., New St. 
 Grant, H., South St. 
 
 TOTNES. 
 Brook, T., Bridgetown 
 Leaman & Kinsman, High St. 
 Reeves, J., South St. 
 Reeves, W., & Sons, High St. 
 
 EDWARD P. BOVEY & SON, 
 
 Contractors, Builders, 
 and Decorators, = - 
 
 TORQUAY. 
 
 Works executed include : 
 
 National Provincial Bank, Torquay ; 
 C. R. Gribble, Archt., London. 
 St. Vincent’s Chapel, Torquay; Very 
 Rev. Canon Scholes, Archt., Basing- 
 stoke. Natural History Museum, 
 Torquay; W. Harvey,Archt.,London. 
 Central Hotel, Torquay, and St. 
 Andrew’s Schools, Paignton; E. 
 Appleton & Son, Archts., Torquay. 
 St. Matthew’s Church, Chelston, 
 Torquay; Nicholson & Corlette, 
 Archts., London. 2 Lloyd’s Banks, 
 Torquay; Waller & Son, Archts., 
 Gloucester. Mallock Memorial Clock 
 Tower, Torquay; J. Donkin, Archt., 
 Bournemouth. All Saints’ Church 
 (Lyte Memorial), Brixham; Mickle- 
 thwaite and Summers, Archts., 
 London. 
 
 UMBERLEIGH, S.O. 
 Darch, A., Yarnscombe 
 
 WESTWARD HO! 
 Prior, tisa@s 
 
 WHIMPLE, Exeter. 
 Grainger, W. J. 
 
 WOODBURY, Exeter. 
 Pearce, J. 
 Phillips, A. E. 
 Stokes, —. 
 WOOLACOMBE, Morthoe. 
 Beer, T., & Son, Dorsetshire 
 
 Dorsetshire. 
 
 BEAMINSTER. 
 Chambers, B. B., Fleet St. 
 HANN, CHAS. & A., Prout 
 Bridge. 
 Sprackling, J. G.. Netherbury 
 
 BERE REGIS, Wareham. 
 Sheppard, F. T. 
 
 BISHOPS CAUNDLE, 
 Sherborne. 
 Penny, H. 
 
 BLANDFORD. 
 Archer, J. W., & Sons 
 Green, C. H., North Place 
 Hayward, G., & Son, Queen’s Rd. 
 Norman & Sons, 16 East St. 
 
 BRIDPORT. 
 Bartlett & Sons, Shipton Gorge 
 Brooks, R. B., 46 South St. 
 Cooper, W. J., Fulbrooks 
 Hawkins, J., 68 Bradpole Rd. 
 Patten, T., 62 East St. 
 Spencer, J., Chard’s Mead Rd. 
 Williams, R. B., Walditch 
 
 BROAD MAYVNE, Dorchester. 
 Selby, J. 
 
 BROADWAY, Dorchester. 
 Spicer, C. 
 Strange, A. 
 BUCKLAND NEWTON, 
 Dorchester. 
 Russell, J., & Son 
 
 CERNE ABBAS, Dorchester. 
 Northover,,W. G. 
 
 CHARMINSTER, Dorchester. 
 Harvey, A. 
 
 CHICKERELL. 
 Raishley, W. H. 
 
 CORFE CASTLE. 
 Luther, T., East St. 
 
 CRANBORNE. 
 Coombs, T. 
 Vincent, J. 
 DORCHESTER. 
 Davis, R., & Son, Trinity*St. 
 Palmer, W., Wollaston Rd. 
 
 Pickett, A. E., Dagmar Rd. 
 Selby, J., Broadmayne 
 
 Slade, C. E., Acland Rd. 
 Tilley, L., 31 Fordington Hill 
 Tilley, T. H., Princes St. 
 Watkins, W. J., Damers Rd. 
 Watts Bros., Fordington Green 
 
 EVERSHOT, 
 Conway, H. 
 
 FONTMELL MAGNA. 
 Edwards, G. 
 
 GILLINGHAM. 
 Barnes, A., The Square 
 Doggrell, L. 
 
 HASLEBURY BRYAN, Blandford 
 Hutchings, W. 
 
 KINGTON MAGNA, Gillingham. 
 Bricknell, H. 
 
 LONG BREDY, Dorchester. 
 Fry, W., & Son 
 
 LOUGHAM, Wimborne. 
 Froud, R. 
 
 LULWORTH, West. 
 Dorey, J. 
 LYME REGIS. 
 Cooper, H. T., Silver St. 
 Randall, H., Nuremburg House 
 
 MARNHALL, Blandford. 
 Wilkins, W., Church Farm 
 
 MILBORNE PORT, Sherborne. 
 Pitman, G., North St. 
 Reynolds, A., & Son 
 MILTON ABBAS. 
 George, E. : 
 OSMINGTON. 
 Miller, J. 
 
 PARKSTONE. 
 Abbott, L. F., Wellington Rd. 
 Allen, E. J., Ashley Rd. 
 Allner, A., Commercial Rd, 
 Allner, R., Victoria Rd. 
 Baker & Pearcy, Commercial Rd. 
 Challis, J., Ashley Rd. 
 Chinchen & Co., Commercial Rd. 
 Crabb, E. H., Poole Rd. 
 Cross, W. J., Commercial Rd. 
 Hillman, J., Ashley Rd. 
 
BUILDERS AND 
 
 CONTRACTORS. 
 
 373 
 
 Dorsetshire—continued. 
 
 Lawford, C. 
 
 Newbury, J.,Sea View House, Upper 
 Pond, C. W., Phyldon Rd., Upper 
 Rogers, A. E., Buckland Rd., Upper 
 Scott, S., Victoria Rd., Upper 
 Southgate, W., Poole Rd. 
 Whitelock, J., Lilliput 
 
 Wilson, A. & F., Sandbanks Rd. 
 Wilson, J. H., Britannia Rd. 
 Yeatman, S., Albert Rd., Upper 
 
 PIDDLETOWN, Dorchester. 
 Hardy, W. 
 
 PIDDLETRENTHIDE, Dorchester 
 
 Symes, S. 
 IHONQUELR:, 
 Barfoot, C., Longfleet 
 Best & Son, Market St. 
 Burt & Vick, Market St. 
 Crane, W. G., Victoria Rd.,Longfleet 
 Gray, W. H., Market St. 
 Knight, G. F., Kingland Rd. 
 Rigler & Sons, Victoria Rd., Longfleet 
 Rigler, A., Kingston Rd., Longfleet 
 Rigler, J., West St. 
 Saunders, A. D., Longfleet 
 Stokes, E. J. S., Baiter 
 Wheeler, C., Longfleet 
 
 PORTLAND, ISLE OF. 
 Conway, G. J. 
 Lynham, R., The Straits 
 Patten, J., Junr., Albert Ter. 
 
 SHAFTESBURY. 
 Dean, R. 
 Hiscock & Dean 
 Osborne, F. W., Victoria St. 
 
 SHERBORINE. 
 Croft, W., Newland 
 Gillingham, H., Coldharbour 
 Guppy & Son, Bristol Rd. 
 Penny, L. A., Newland. 
 
 STALBRIDGE. 
 Curtis, R., Exors. of, Farm St. 
 Curtiss, S., High St. 
 Parsons, F., Ring St. 
 
 STOKE, East. 
 Dorey, G., Holner Bridge 
 
 STRATTON, Dorchester. 
 Shepard, A. 
 
 STURMINSTER NEWTON. 
 Parsons, G., Rivers Corner 
 
 SWANAGE. 
 Burt & Burt, Railway Depot 
 Hardy, H. & J., Gilbert Works 
 Hardy, W. M., Central Works 
 Linnington, G. 
 Parsons & Hayter, Station Rd. 
 Smith, F., Northbrook House 
 
 TOLLER. 
 Legg, G., Great Toller 
 
 UPWAY, Dorchester. 
 Spicer, C. R. 
 Strange, A. 
 
 WAREHAM. 
 Gillingham, P. P., Stoborough 
 Hobbs, G., East St. 
 
 Laws, J., West St. 
 Marsh, A., St. Michael’s Rd. 
 
 WEYMOUTH. 
 
 Bagg, J. & H., Commercial Rd. 
 Bartlett, J. A., 4 Franchise Terrace 
 Board, 8. J., & Son, 13 Ranelagh Rd. 
 Bowring, G. F., 86 St. Thomas St. 
 Conway, T., Commercial Rd. 
 Holmes, G. R. & Co., 101 Abbots- 
 
 bury Rd. 
 Mace, E. B., 2 Johnstone Row 
 Smith, S. J., Commercial Rd. 
 Stevens, T. J., High St. 
 Stone & King, Park St. 
 Whettam, J. T., Jun., Grange Rd. 
 
 WIMBORNE MINSTER. 
 Cobb, H., Station Rd. 
 Norman & Son, West Boro’ 
 Smith, J., Colehill 
 Street, H., King St. 
 
 WINTERBOURNE ABBAS, 
 Dorchester. 
 
 Atkins, H, J. 
 
 WYVKE REGIS, Weymouth. 
 Bishop, J. 
 Selby, F. 
 
 Durham. 
 
 BARNARD CASTLE. 
 Appleby, J., Galgate (Mason) 
 Borrowdale, R. & Sons, Newgate 
 
 (Joiners) 
 Brown, J., The Bank (Joiner) 
 Hedley, C., Galgate (Plumber) 
 Hunter, J., & Son, Galgate (Joiners) 
 Jackson,G. W.Horse Mrkt.( Plumber) 
 Kyle, J., & Son, Bede Terrace 
 Raine, C., Horse Market (Plumber) 
 Robinson, G. P., Larlington (Joiner) 
 Scott, G., Marshall Place 
 Welford, F., Galgate (Plasterer) 
 Wilson, R., Victoria Terrace, E. 
 
 BIRTLEY. 
 
 Burnett, J., & Son, Durham Rd. 
 Davison & Bolam, Station Rd. 
 Jobling, L. 
 
 . BISHOP AUCKLAND. 
 Abbott, W., 13 High Bondgate 
 Bell, G. H., 22 Waldron St. 
 Blackett, R., & Son, South Rd. 
 Braithwaite, J., & Son, 98 Newgate 
 
 St. (Joiners) 
 Dawson, G. W., South Rd. (Joi 
 
 Gibson, J. & W., Chester St- (J ner) 
 Hilton, T. 
 
 Hudson, W., Etherley Lane (Joiner) 
 Manners, T., Peel St. (Joiner) 
 Ryder, J. & R., South Rd. 
 
 alker, R. & J. C., Tenters 8t. 
 
 BLACK HILL. 
 Ayton, W., & Sons, Benfieldside 
 Egglestone, G., 9 St. Cuthbert’s 
 Terrace, Benfieldside 
 Eltringham, Ld., Derwent St. 
 Jones & Brown, 8 Queen St. 
 Snowdon, W., Durham Rd. 
 Taylor, E. & J. R., St. Cuthbert’s 
 Terrace, Benfieldside Rd. 
 Westgarth, J., 37 Durham Rd. 
 BLAYDON-ON-TYNE. 
 Browell, J. 
 Davison & Bolam 
 Lishman, Hugh 
 . Lockey, J 
 Thompson & Co. 
 BOLDON, West. 
 Storey, R. M., Bank House 
 
 ECON? COAL. V. 
 
 BYERS GREEN, Spennymoor. 
 Hewitson, J. 
 BURNOPHFIELD, S.O. 
 
 Davis Bros. 
 Robinson, T. (Joiner) 
 
 CHESTER-LE-STREET. 
 Rolam, J. W., Pelton 
 Dyson, E., Newfield 
 Groves, C., Poplar St. 
 Lodge, W., & Son, Plawsworth 
 Norman, W. 
 Oates, I., Picktree 
 Thompson, T., & Son 
 
 COCKFIELD, S.O. 
 Rutherford, E., Coronation St. 
 Walker, S., The Green 
 
 CONSETT. 
 Maxwell, G., Park Rd. 
 Ridley, W., Palmerston St. 
 Routledge, J., Edith St. 
 Walton, T., Taylor St. 
 
 CORNFORTH, Ferry Hill. 
 Mann, J. T. 
 
 COXHOE. 
 Sanderson, T. 
 
 CROOK, S.O. 
 Buston, W., Hope St. 
 Hare, J., Gladstone St. 
 Hinchley & Sons (R.P.), Church St. 
 Walton, Bros., Commercial St. 
 
 CROXDALE. 
 Forster, William 
 
 DARLING7 ON. 
 Armistead, T., 9 Arden St. (Plumber) 
 Airey. J. & J., 5 Mowden Terrace 
 Bowe, G., Priestgate (Painter, &c.) 
 Coates, W.,Mechanics Yd.(Plumber) 
 Dougill, H., Archer St. 
 
 Dryden & Wood, Tubwell Row 
 (Painters) 
 
 Easby, T., 37 Northgate (Painter) 
 
 Fowler, J., 13 Station Rd. 
 
 Guthrie, J., & Son, Corporation Rd. 
 
 Hoskins, W. H. & W., Blackwellgate 
 (Painters & Decorators) 
 
 jamiesos, W., Duke St. 
 ancaster, W., 1’Anson Sq. (Slater, 
 
 Lishman, T. (R. P.), & Son, 35 & 36 
 Bondgate 
 
 McDermid, B., & Son, Russell St. 
 (Painters) 
 
 McKenzie Bros., Duke St. 
 
 Marshall, G. M., 23 Greenbank Cres. 
 
 ees Haughton Rd. 
 
 Mossom & Son, Bondgate (Pntrs.,&c.) 
 
 | Petch, H., Parkgate (Plumber) 
 
 | Rennison, J. C. (R.P.); Bondgate 
 
 | Renshaw, T., Westmoreland St. 
 
 Robinson, T., & Son, Victoria Em- | 
 bankment (Plasterers) 
 
 Scott & Armistead, Leadenhall St., 
 Northgate (Painters) 
 
 Smith, E. (R.P.), Blackwellgate 
 
 Smith, R., Skinnergate (Plumber) 
 
 RIC. T. SNAITH, 
 
 Contractor & Builder, and 
 Steam Joinery Works, 
 
 DARLINGTON. 
 
 Established 1846. 
 
 Contractor to H.M. Office of Works. 
 
 Speciality—Oak, Walnut and 
 Mahogany Interior Fittings, 
 Staircases, &c. 
 
 Works recently executed— 
 Nunthorpe Hall, Kirklevington 
 
 Hall, Over Dinsdale Hall, New 
 Ballroom, &c., Aske Hall, Town 
 Hall and Municipal Buildings, 
 
 Middlesbrough, New Banks at Bar- 
 nard Castle, Northallerton, West 
 Hartlepool, Richmond, &c. 
 
 Sykes & Co., Blackwellgate (Plmbrs.) 
 
 Thornton Bros., NorthLodge Terrace 
 
 Wandless, J., 42 Cleasby Terrace 
 Corporation Rd. (Slater) ¢ 
 
 DIPTON, S.O., vid Lintz Green. 
 Cooper, W., Beechwood (Joiner) 
 Mordue, T. (Joiner) 
 
 DUNSTON-ON-TYNE. 
 Bewlay, I. 
 Noble, A., 4 Livingstone Terrace 
 
 DURHAM. 
 Almond, N. W., Church St. (Plmbr.) 
 Askew, J., North Bailey (Joiner) 
 Bradley, P., Easington Lane 
 Bradley, J. G., 30 The Avenue 
 Brown & Co., 74 Sadler St. 
 Caldcleugh, F., & Son, 35 Old Elvet 
 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Carrick, J., Crossgate Peth 
 Coates, T., Hallgarth St. 
 Dickson, Elliott, Sunderland Rd. 
 Gibson, C. W., 49 Atherton St. 
 
 feo. ARADOW & SON, 
 
 Builders & Contractors, 
 DURHAM. 
 
 Works executed include— 
 
 Technical Schools, Durham; Guar- 
 dian Offices, West Hartlepool ; 
 New Post Office, Durham; New 
 Bank, Sunderland ; Royal Insurance 
 Offices, Newcastle; Additions to 
 H.M. Prison, Durham; Assize 
 Courts, Durham and Newcastle 
 Ushaw R.C. College and Grammar 
 School, Durham; County Asylum ; 
 Aske Hall (Lord Zetland). Castle 
 Eden, Mitford, Leadgate, Norham, 
 Brandon,and other Churches, &c.,&c., 
 for following Architects: Sir A. 
 Blomfield,A.Waterhouse,P.P.Pugin, 
 Late Ewan Christian, Messrs. Dunn 
 and Hansom; C. Hodgson Fowler, 
 G. G. Hoskins, E. R. Robson, Esqs. ; 
 Messrs. Oliver and Leeson, Hicks 
 and Charlewood, H.T. Gradon, Esq., 
 8. Wilkinson, Esq., and others. 
 
 Hodgson, E., Claypath (Painter) 
 
 Kell, J., & Sons, North Rd. 
 
 Laidler, J.. & Sons (R.P.), 
 Elvet 
 
 Lodge, W., Dryburn View 
 
 Lowes, J., & Son, Steam MarbleW ks 
 
 Manners, G. T., Gilesgate 
 
 New 
 
 Heron & Brown, North Rd. (Plmbrs) | 
 
 Durham—continued. 
 
 Mowbray, J. W., & Sons, 2 Western 
 Hill (Wood Carvers & Joiners) 
 Nelson, H. J., Holly St. (Joiner) 
 Nelson, S., Western Hill (Joiner) 
 Newby, T., North Bailey (Plumber) 
 Pearson, R., Back Lane (Plasterer) 
 Rhodes, W., jun., Neville’s Cross, nr. 
 Shepherd, J., Gilesgate 
 Smurthwaite, J., New Elvet (Painter) 
 Taylor, E., Hill Crescent 
 Taylor, J., 19 New Elvet 
 Walton, W., Hawthorne Terrace 
 Wilson & Clark, New Elvet (Plastrs.) 
 
 EAGLESCLIFFE, S.O., Stockton” 
 on-Tees. 
 
 Jones, H. T., Station Hotel 
 
 EASINGTON LANE. 
 Bradley, P. B. (Mason) 
 EAST BOLDON. 
 Davidson, J. 
 
 EGGLESTONE, Darlington. 
 Hetherington, P. O. (Mason) 
 
 ELWICK, Castle Eden Station, 
 SOs 
 
 Gibbon, G. 
 
 EVENWOOD, Bishop Auckland. 
 Howe, J., Swan’s Row 
 Teasdale, G. 
 Willan, T. 
 ESH, Durham. 
 Rutter & Son 
 FATFIELD, Washington, S.O. 
 Bemman, I., River Terrace 
 
 FELLING, S.O. 
 Boyd, E., Gosforth St. (Painter, &c.) 
 
 FENCE HOUSES. 
 Latimer, T., Bankheal 
 Wardropper, G., Old Penshaw 
 
 FERRY HILL. 
 Lazenby, G. W., Chilton Lane 
 
 GAINFORD, Darlington. 
 Adamson, R. & 8. 
 Gent, G. R. (R.P.) 
 
 GATESHEAD. 
 Allinson & Sons, 92 High West St. 
 (Plumbers) 
 Bailey, G., 56 High 8t. 
 Bewley, I., Clavering Avenue 
 Bradshaw, J., & Son, Cuthbert St. 
 Briggs, H. F., Coburg St. 
 Corking, J. T.,42 Jackson St.(Plmbr.) 
 Coxon, W. A., 46 Brunswick Terrace 
 Elliott, J., High West St. 
 Ferguson, F., Nelson St. 
 Greason, Bros., High St. 
 Hall, W., Derwentwater Rd. 
 Haswell & Waugh, Askew Rd. W. 
 Merilees & Denton, West St. (Dctrs.) 
 Milne, J., Coatsworth Rd. 
 Nicholson & Wakefield, Morn Gdns., 
 Joicey Rd. 
 Pratt, H., & Sons, 24 West St. (Pbrs. 
 Pringle, A., Cramer Dykes 
 Raven & Hitcham, Poplar Cresce 
 Robson, T., Back Tower St. 
 Ross, W., 44 Brunwick Terrace 
 Shell, J. W., 115 Hyde Park St. 
 Stephenson, R. & J., Low Fell 
 Thomson, S., Sunderland Rd. 
 
 HARTLEPOOL. 
 Marshall, R. J., Bell St. 
 Sudron, W., Northgate 
 Watson, C. T., Cleveland Rd. 
 Watt, W., Olive St. 
 
 HARTLEPOOL, West. 
 Atkinson, W. T., Thornton St. 
 Beetham, T. & Sons, Villiers St. 
 Brown, J. G., Park Rd. 
 
 Dickinson, T., & Son (see Advt. on 
 next page) 
 
 Howe, H. C., Park Row (Shop- 
 fitter) 
 
 Howe, J., & Co., Whitby St. 
 
 Pearson, W., Burn Rd. 
 
 Proud, J., Carsline 8t. 
 
 Turnbull & Son, Redworth St. (Shop - 
 fitters) 
 
 Tweddle, E. M., Osborne Rd. 
 
 Tweddle, J. A., South Rd. 
 
 Watt Bros., Park Rd. 
 
 Watt, R., & Son, 3 & 5 Thornton St. 
 
 HEBBURN-ON-TYNE. 
 Gordan, G., 58 St. Rollox St. 
 
 Munroe, T., 9 Newton Terrace 
 Young, M. D., Red House 
 
 HETTON-LE-HOLE, S.O. 
 Sparrow & Lamb 
 Tremble, J. (Mason) 
 
 HEWORTH, S.O. 
 Loraine, 8. B., St. Mary’sTerrace 
 
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 Durham—continued. 
 
 Thomas Dickinson & Son, 
 
 Builders & Contractors, 
 
 MILTON WORKS, 
 WEST HARTLEPOOL. 
 | Some Contracts completed— 
 | Mansion, Stables, etc., near Loftus 
 Alfred Waterhouse, Esq., Archt. 
 
 N. P. Bank, Loftus, Town Hall; 
 E. Robson, Esq., Archt. 
 
 North Eastern Banks,Middlesbrough 
 and Loftus; A. L. Newcombe, 
 Esq.. Archt. 
 
 Bank, 
 
 | Messrs. Lampton’s Sun- 
 derland; A. Gribbe, Esq , Archt. 
 
 Church of Emmanuel, Saltburn-by- 
 
 Sea; Mansion, etc., Saltburn; C. 
 Johnson, Esq., Archt, 
 
 Victoria Schools, Middlesbrough + 
 Messrs. Dorman & Long’s Offices, 
 Middlesbrough. 
 
 Mansion, Stables, & Lodge, Middles- 
 brough ; J. M. Bottomley, Esq., 
 Archt. 
 
 St. Joseph’s Catholic Church; Messrs. 
 Dunn & Hansom, Archts. 
 
 Public Abattoirs, West Hartlepool ; 
 J. W. Brown, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Technical Schools, West Hartlepool ; 
 Town Hall, West Hartlepool; 
 H. A. Cheers, Esq., Archt. 
 
 | St. Peter's Catholic Church, Castle 
 
 Eden; John Kelly, Esq., Archt. 
 
 | Mansion, Stables, ete., near North- 
 
 allerton; Messrs. Demaine & 
 Brierly, Archts. 
 
 North Eastern Gazette Offices, Mid- 
 dlesbrough; R. Lofthouse, Esq., 
 Archt. 
 
 | Kirklevyington Hall, Sir T. Rich- 
 
 ardson, M.P.; E. May, Esq., Archt. 
 
 | Tunstall Manor, W.C. Gray, Esq., 
 
 West Hartlepool; T. Lewis Banks, 
 Esq., F.R.1I.B.A., Archt. 
 
 York City and County Bank, West 
 Hartlepool; Messrs. Barnes and 
 Coates, Archts. 
 
 St. Oswald’s Church, West Hartle- 
 pool; Messrs. Hicks & Charlewood, 
 Archts. 
 
 Tees Conservancy Commissioners’ 
 Offices, Middlesbrough; Messrs. 
 Bottomley & Whipham, Archts. 
 
 Bridge Hotel, Thornaby-on-Tees ; 
 Messrs. Oliver Leeson & Wood, 
 Architects. 
 
 York City & County Bank, Middles- 
 brough ; Harry Barnes,Esq.,Archt. 
 
 OY TE ES 
 
 HOUGHTON-LE-SPRING, S.O. 
 Balmer, P., & Son 
 
 Brown, J., Edwin St. 
 
 Harrison, R. D., William St. 
 
 HURWORTH-ON-TEES. 
 Hodgson, R. 
 FARROW-ON-TYVNE. 
 Craig, S., 283 High St. 
 Glen & Moffett, rr Queen’s Rd. 
 Henderson, J. A. M., Grange Rd. W. 
 Kennedy, W., Monkton Lodge 
 Lumsden, T., 84 Albert Rd. 
 Marr, C., Bede Burn Rd. 
 Marr, J. G., 1o Bede Burn Rd. 
 Shields, H., 12 Suffolk St. 
 Yeeles, J., Henry St. 
 LEADGATE. 
 Robson, M., Watling St. 
 LEAMSI/IDE, Fence Houses. 
 Draper, M. R., & Sons 
 Grainger, W. 
 MEDOMSLEY, S.O. 
 Taylor, R. F. 
 Thompson, J., Medomsley Edge, vié 
 Ebchester 
 MOORSLEY, | Hon ee 
 
 On 
 Wade, R., High Moorsley 
 PELAW-ON-TYNE. 
 Foster, W. 
 PITTINGTON. 
 Heslop, J. 
 
 RYTON-ON-TYNE, 
 Jefferson, F.W. (R.P.), 12 Dean Ter. 
 Joicey, E., 4 Elvaston Rd. (Plumber) 
 Rutler, M. J. (Painter) 
 
 Sample, E., & Son, St,Mary’s Terrace 
 Turnbull, J. A., & Son 
 
 SACRISTON, near Durham. 
 Craig, Bros. 
 
 ST. JOHN S CHAPEL, Dar- 
 lington. 
 
 Lee, T., Dadree Shield 
 
 SEATON CAREW. 
 Noddings, R., Charles St. 
 
 SHILDON. 
 Adamson, J. F., Church St. 
 Dennis, L. M., Church St. (& Joiner) 
 Metcalfe, A., Albert St. 
 Moore, J., New Shildon 
 
 SHOTLEY BRIDGE. 
 Houliston, A. 
 Surtees, W., & Sons 
 
 SOUTH HYLTON. 
 Carr, G., Church St. 
 Grierson, J., High St. 
 Jodd, T., Vicarage Terrace 
 
 SOLA SHUI S: 
 
 Atkin, J. T., Broughton Rd. 
 Banks, T., Roman Rd. 
 Bell & Matthews, 6 Queen St. 
 Brown, R. & Sons, Harton 
 Carruthers, J., 44 Winchester St. 
 Christie, J., Commercial Rd. 
 Crane, R. N., Woodland Terrace 
 Fawens, W. & Son, Albermarle St. 
 Gilfillan, J., 13 Eglesfield Rd. 
 Hall, M., jun., Coronation St. 
 Harper, R., Back Charlotte Terrace 
 Hunter, J., 4 St. Michael’s Terrace 
 Mann, T., Salmon St. 
 Moore, J., Alice St. 
 Robertson, & Sons, 14 Mowbray Rd. 
 Ross, A., 29 Osborne Avenue 
 Sheriff, 8S. & Sons, Back Woodbine 8t. 
 Shewan, J., 18 Burrow St. 
 Summerbell, R., & Son, Rutland St., 
 
 Tyne Dock 
 Thornton & Co., 14 Eglesfield Rd. 
 Wilson, W. & Sons, 71 Brunswick 
 
 St. (Drainage Contractors) 
 Winter, T. S., & Co., Mile End Rd. 
 Yellowley, W. & A., Vespasian St. 
 Young, J., Tyne Dock 
 
 STANLEY, S.O. 
 
 Birtley, R. 
 Duffy, P. 
 Dunwoodie, See 
 Forster, G., Clifford Rd. (Joiner) 
 Johnson, W. 
 Routledge, A., Station Rd. 
 
 STOCKTON-ON-TEES. 
 Atkinson & Son, Yarm Rd. 
 Atterby, T. E., Newby Terrace 
 Brown, T., The Square 
 Colpitt, Bros., Norton 
 Cooke, A. J., Millfield House 
 Craggs & Benson, 12 Hume St. 
 Fletcher, J., Page Terrace, Norton 
 Davison, J., Springholme 
 Grey, G. E., East St. 
 Hanby, T.,5a Lightfoot Grove 
 Johnson, R., & Sons, Lightfoot Grove 
 Pickersgill, R., & Sons, (Plumbers) 
 Race, G., & Sons, Hartington Rd. 
 Taylor, F. W., 31 Park Rd. 
 Thompson, G., & Son, 15 The Green, 
 
 Norton 
 
 Watson Bros., Central Bldgs. 
 
 SUNDERLAND. 
 
 Armitage, J., Southwick 
 
 Armstrong, R.W., Queen’s Crescent 
 
 Arnison, G. N. & Sons, 42 Borough- 
 road (Plumbers, &c.) 
 
 Arniston, A. S., Stockton Rd. (Pntr.) 
 
 Cooper, W. B., Park Place East 
 
 Davison, W. (R.P.), High St., 
 Southwick 
 
 Dawson, —, St. Mark’s Cres. (Slater) 
 
 Dunwoodie, T., Millfield 
 
 Elrick, J., Whickham St., Monk- 
 wearmouth 
 
 Fairclough,W. H., 4 General Gordon 
 Terrace (Plumber) 
 
 Foster, G. H., 16 Villiers St. 
 
 Graham, T. E., Paul’s Rd. 
 
 Hodgson & Russell, Cowan Terrace 
 
 Howarth, M., Borough Rd. 
 
 Hudson, R., & Sons, St. Mark’s Cres. 
 
 Huntley, J., Hendon 
 
 Kirtley, J. G., Ld., Borough Rd. 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 Nelson, D., Hudson Rd. (Slater) 
 
 Nelson, J. E., Homeside (Slater) 
 
 Pitt, H. E., Fox St. 
 
 Ranken, D. & J., Stockton Rd. 
 
 Rule, J., Park Lane (Plasterer) 
 
 Stott, J. B., Easington St., Monk- 
 wearmouth 
 
 Swan, G., & Co., Thomas St., Monk- 
 wearmouth 
 
 Tawse, Geo., 22 Blandford St. (Pntr.) 
 
 Taylor, J., Wycliffe Rd. 
 
 Tiffin, J. W., North Grange Works 
 
 White, J. W., General Graham St. 
 
 Wilkinson, J. B., Bedford St. (Plbrs.) 
 
 Woodhill, H. A., 60 Ormonde St. 
 
 Young, G., & Sons, Newcastle Rd. 
 Saw Mills, Monkwearmouth 
 
 Durham—continued. 
 
 SWALWELL, S.O. 
 Shield, J. 
 
 TANTOBIE, S.O. 
 Johnson, W. 
 
 TOW LAW, S.O. 
 Westgarth, T. 
 
 WASHINGTON, S.O. 
 Bruce, R 
 Hunter, T. 
 Robinson, T., Lambeth Place 
 
 WEST RAINTON, Fence Houses. 
 Draper, M. R., & Sons 
 
 WHICKHAM-ON-7TYNE. 
 Collins, W. B. 
 
 WHITBURN, Sunderland. 
 Allison, W. D. 
 Ivison, R. W. 
 Robertson, G., Victoria Rd. 
 
 WINLATON. 
 Smith, R., Tyne 8t. 
 
 Essex. 
 
 BARKING. 
 Garbett, J. C., Cambridge Rd. 
 Goodey, J. R., Kennedy Rd. 
 Smith, J., Longbridge Rd. 
 BARKINGSIDE, Llford. 
 Gowen, F., Victoria Rd. 
 Walter, R. G. 
 
 BILLERICAY, Brentwood. 
 Gentry, G. 
 
 BRAINTREE. 
 Brown, A., & Son 
 Brown, W. 
 Letch & Bowtell 
 Parmenter, S., Belle Vue 
 
 Parmenter, W.,Steam Joinery Works 
 
 BRENTWOOD. 
 Burtwell, F. W., 41 High St. 
 Claydon, R., Queen’s Rd. 
 Dix, E., Ongar Rd. 
 
 Haws, T. W., King’s Rd. 
 Jarvis, F. W., Ongar Rd. 
 Robson, I. H., Shenfield Rd. 
 Scrivener Bros., Crescent Rd. 
 Sowray, W., Queen’s Rd. 
 Winter Bros., High St. 
 
 BUCKHURST HILL. 
 French, W. & C., New Rd. (Road & 
 Sewer Contractors) 
 Heard, T. W., Queen’s Rd. 
 Tavener, H. W., Hills Rd. 
 Wells, H., & Sons, Queen’s Rd. 
 
 BURNHAM-ON-CROUCH, S.O. 
 Cook, J., New Rd. 
 Read Bros. 
 
 CHADWELL HEATH. 
 Death, W. G., London Rd. 
 Holiday & Son 
 
 CHAPPEL, Earl's Colne. 
 Theobald, W. C. 
 
 CHELMSFORD. 
 Allen & Gowers, Baddow Rd. 
 Beckett Bros., Moulsham St. (Hortl.) 
 Choat & Son, Mildmay Rd. 
 Cracknell, F., Baddow Rd. 
 Crompton & Fawkes (Horticultural) 
 Fincham, W., Baddow Rd. 
 Gowers, J., Park Rd. 
 Johnson, F., Phoenix Works, New St. 
 Linn, J., Great Baddow 
 Moss, A., & Co., Springfield Rd. 
 Potter, H., & Son, Fairfield Works 
 Samms, W., Rainsford End 
 Weight, F., Springfield Rd. 
 
 CHIGWELL. 
 Holder Bros., Chigwell Rd. 
 Radley, W., High Rd. 
 
 CHINGFORD. 
 Allen Bros. 
 Martin, W. A., Handworth Avenue, 
 
 Heigham Park 
 CLACTON-ON-SEA. 
 
 Bray, W. H., Wellesley Rd. 
 Ellis & Co., Electric Parade 
 McKay, J., Ellis Rd. 
 Moore, W. S., Hayes Rd. 
 Myall & Upson, St. Andrew’s Rd. 
 Neighbour, W. & H., 11 Old Rd. 
 Newing, 8. H., 13 Marine Parade 
 Pennick & Nephew, Wellesley Rd. 
 Smith, H., Pier Avenue 
 
 COGGESHALL. 
 Sach, E., Church 8t. 
 
 COLCHESTER. 
 Beaumont, R., London Rd., Lexden 
 Chambers, W., Magdalen St. 
 
 Diss, A., Stanwell St. 
 
 Diss, A. E., Bergholt Rd. 
 Dobson, G., & Son, Butt Rd. 
 Everett, H., & Son, Hythe Hill 
 Oak Bldg. Co., North Gate St. 
 Ward, T. J., St. John’s St. 
 
 DANBURY, Chelmsford. 
 
 BAKER & SONS 
 
 —-Builders and 
 Contractors, 
 
 IDANBURY, 
 ESSEX. 
 
 | Special attention given to 
 | Alterations, Extensions, 
 Repairs, and 
 Sanitary Work. 
 
 Distance no Object. 
 
 ESTABLISHED 1878. 
 
 DEDHAM. 
 Saunders, N., & Son 
 
 DUNMOW. 
 Harmon, F. 
 
 EARLS COLNE, Halstead. 
 Rogers, Z., High St. 
 
 LAST HAM. 
 
 JAMES W. JERRAM, 
 
 BUILDER 
 
 AND 
 
 CONTRACTOR, 
 
 Orrick & Works: 
 
 ‘Grown Works,’ 
 
 BOUNDARY ROAD, 
 
 East Ham. 
 
 Telephone :— 
 543 BARKING. 
 
 au 
 EAST HANNINGFIELD. 
 
 Rayner, J. 
 
 ELSENHAM, Bishop's Stortford 
 
 Robinson, D., Sen. 
 
 EPPING. 
 
 Cable & Sons, High St. 
 Keen, T., Theydon Bois, near 
 Knights, A., St. John’s Rd. 
 Palmer Bros., High St. 
 Whiffin, J., & Sons, High St. 
 
 FRINTON-ON-SEA. 
 
 Farr, A. E., Old Rd. 
 
 Hudson, A. & Co., Second Avenue 
 
 | Jones, C. H., Old Rd. 
 
 Wash, T. W., ‘“‘ Coolmore,” Upper 
 Fourth Avenue 
 
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 375 
 
 Essex—continued. 
 
 GRAYS. 
 Brown, J., Bridge Rd. 
 Lawrence, J., Corse Hill 
 Rons, G. B., Bridge Rd. 
 Rons, H.R. 
 
 GREAT LEIGHS, Chelmsford. 
 Smith, J., & Son 
 Wright, J. S., Little Leighs 
 
 GREAT TOTHAM, Witham. 
 Ward, A., & Sons 
 
 GREAT WAKERING, Southend. 
 Burgess, E., White Hart Cottages 
 Ventriss, G. 
 
 GREAT WALTHAM,Chelmsforad 
 Drewry, W. 
 Milbank & Sons 
 
 HADLEIGH. 
 
 Stibbards, S., Rose Cottage 
 Upson, L. S., Leith Cottage 
 
 HALSTEAD. 
 Runnacles, C. E., Factory Lane 
 Suckling, A. J., Colchester Rd. 
 Sudbury, G., & Sons, Colchester Rd. 
 
 HARLOW. 
 Newton, J., High St. 
 Nicholls, J., High St. 
 Tate, J., Churchgate St. 
 Winch, W. 
 
 HARWICH. 
 Lewes, W. G., 33 Esplanade 
 Moran, J., & Son, Dovercourt Rd. 
 Newton, E. E., Main Rd. 
 Saunders, E., Hill Crescent Works, 
 Dovercourt 
 Smith & Beaumont, Coke St. 
 
 HATFIELD, BROAD OAK. 
 Barker & Sons 
 Hockley, E. H. 
 
 HOCKLEY, S.O. 
 Howard & Ruffel 
 
 HORNCHURCH. 
 Bruty, T., Joinery Mills & Works 
 
 HUTTON, Brentwood. 
 Cross, A. & J. 
 
 ILFORD. 
 Hall, W., 107 Lansdown Rd., Seven 
 Kings 
 yey, R.8., Roden St. 
 ey, W. G., 5 The Drive, Cran- 
 brooke Park 
 Lewin, G., Hainualt St. 
 Pettigrew, J., Clark Rd. 
 Willmott, F., High Rd. 
 
 INGATESTONE. 
 Avey, S., High St. 
 Jennings, C., Margretting Tye 
 INGRAVE. 
 Boardman, W., Salmons Farm 
 
 KELVEDON. 
 Siggers, W. 
 
 LANGENHOE, Colchester. 
 
 May, J 
 
 LEIGH, S.O. 
 Green, F. J., Elm Rd. 
 Johnson, H., North St. 
 Thorpe & Sons, Church Hill 
 
 LOUGHTON. 
 Davey, D., Meadow Rd. 
 
 CHAS. S. FOSTER & SON, 
 
 Builders & Contractors, 
 
 High Beech Rd. & Smarts Lane, 
 
 LOUGHTON, Essex. 
 TELEPHONE No. 41 LOUGHTON. 
 
 Works executed include : 
 
 Erection and completion of Banks, 
 Churches, Houses, Hotels, Institutes, 
 Schools, Warehouses, Offices, Shops, 
 ete., under the following Architects : 
 Sir A. Blomfield & Sons, Messrs. A. 
 Waterhouse & Son, F. & H. Francis, 
 Cubitt & Collinson, G. Elkington & 
 Son, F. Baggallay, W. J. Gibbon, 
 R. C. Harrison, T. G. Hart, J. G. 
 Houghton, J. M. Knight, E. W. 
 Long, C. Spooner, G. E.8. Streatfield, 
 W. Stair, W. Stewart, H. Tooley, 
 H. White. 
 
 Greenaway, J., Baldwin’s Hill 
 Warriner, R., Golding’s Hill 
 
 MALDON. 
 Baxter, A., High St. 
 Dines & Son, High St. 
 Smith, D., Beeleigh Rd. 
 Smith, J., 106 Wantz Rd. 
 Wilding, T., 35 Market Hill 
 
 NAYLAND. 
 Deayes, W. 
 NEWPORT. 
 Staines, J. H. 
 
 ONGAR. 
 Barlow, H. 
 
 Noble, F. M. 
 RAINHAM. 
 Howell, W., The Hollies 
 
 RALEIGH. 
 Baker Bros., Leslie Rd. 
 Baldwin, T., High St. 
 Byford, J. 
 Shelley, J. & M., Thundesley 
 
 ROCHFORD. 
 Allen, J., Stanbridge Rd. 
 Golding, — 
 Kemp, N., Prittlewell Rd. 
 Norden, S., Prittlewell Rd. 
 
 ROMFORD. 
 Dowsing & Davis, Mawney 
 Earl, W., Dagenham 
 Hammond, J. 8., & Son, Hill House 
 Hunnable, W., Eastern Rd. 
 Partridge Bros., North St. 
 Pearcey, G., Dagenham 
 Westgate, W. E., Mawney’s Rd. 
 
 SAFPFRON-WALDEN. 
 Bell, W., & Sons, South Rd. 
 
 SHOEBURYVNESS. 
 Alp, J., High St. 
 Harris, A. J., Rampart St. 
 Simpson, M., St. Andrew’s Rd. 
 Ventriss, —, High St. 
 
 SOUTHEND-ON-SEA. 
 Baker & Wiseman, Tyler’s Avenue 
 Carter & Co., Valkyrie Rd. 
 Chignell, E., 32 Scratton Rd. 
 Darke, W. T., 54 Alexander St. , 
 
 F. & E. DAVEY, Limited 
 (ERNEST DAVEY, Managing Director) 
 Builders & Contractors, 
 Timber Merchants, Bank, Shop, 
 
 Bar and Office Fitters, : 
 Sawing, Moulding & Planing Miils 
 
 Elmer Avenue, 5 . 
 SOUTHEND-ON-SEA. 
 
 GLO Sins eh ah 
 Telephone —76 Southend-on-Sea 
 Works recently executed include :— 
 
 Baptist Chapel, Southend; Elec- 
 tric Generating Station, Car Sheds, 
 
 Chimney Shaft, &c., Southend; 
 Nelson Hotel, Southend; Board 
 Schools, Hornchurch; Chimney 
 
 Shaft, Kingston ; Factoryand Ware- 
 houses, Chiswick; Westcliff-on-Sea 
 Hotel, Re-building after fire; Roch- 
 ford Workhouse, Additions, Laundry, 
 Chimney Shaft. &c.; Bank Buildings, 
 London & Provincial, Southend-on- 
 Sea; Cemetery Chapel and Lodge, 
 Southend ; Steam Tandey, South- 
 end; Southchurch Hall Elementary 
 Schools, Southend; Higher Grade 
 Schools, Finchley; Board Schools, 
 Tilbury ; Additions to Small Pox 
 Hospital, Sutton; Steam Laundry, 
 &c., Tottenham; Isolation Hospital, 
 Epping; St. Erkenwald’s Church, 
 Southend; Court House, Police 
 Station, Southend; Board Schools, 
 Walton-on-Naze; L. and P. Bank, 
 Leigh-on-Sea ; Public _ Library, 
 Southend-on-Sea ; Underground 
 Conveniences, Stepney; Schoo!s at 
 Children’s Homes, Ongar, for 
 Hackney Guardians; Alterations 
 
 and Additions to Cliff Town Church, 
 
 Southend. 
 
 ED 
 
 Elvy, R., London Rd. 
 
 Flaxman, J., Southchurch Rd. 
 
 Grainger, —., Southchureh 
 
 Leaney, W. G., Lancaster Gardens 
 
 Moss, S. E., & Co., Bournemouth 
 Park Rd. 
 
 Whur & Campkin, 
 Park Rd 
 
 Whur, A. R., Princes St. 
 
 Wilkinson, H. R., Wesley Rd. 
 
 Bournemouth 
 
 a _—~,)  Woodhams, F. H., Southchurch Rd. 
 
 Essex—continued. 
 
 SOUTHMINSTER, S.O. 
 Bishop, J. 
 Stammers, W. 
 
 STANFORD-LE-HOPE. 
 Sullings, T. H., Copland Rd. 
 
 STANSTED. 
 Robinson, D., jun. 
 
 STEEPLE BUMPSTEAD. 
 Humphrey, T. 
 
 STOCK. 
 Jarvis, H. 
 Jarvis, J. 
 Woodward, A. 
 UPMINSTER. 
 Hock, W. 
 Wilson, T. L. 
 
 WALTHAM ABBEY. 
 
 Bentley, J., Sun St. 
 Paulick. 
 
 WALTHAMSTOW. 
 
 Amey, T. E., 102 Beulah Rd. 
 Attwell, A. T., Forest Rd. 
 Baker, D. T., 2 Priory Avenue 
 Baker, T. & W., Highams Park 
 Barker, G., Hoe St. North 
 
 A.G. BARTON, 
 
 Builder & Contractor, 
 and 
 
 Electrical Engineer, 
 
 DAVENTRY WORKS, 
 HOE STREET, 
 
 Walthamstow. 
 
 >> 
 
 Telephone Nos.:— 
 547 Walthamstow. 
 8 Walthamstow. 
 
 Crisp, A. G., 37 Wingfield Rd. 
 Dean, J. & J., 32 Addison Rd. 
 English, E. J., Erskine Rd. 
 
 Fuller, E., & Son, Beulah Rd. 
 
 Good, E., 67 Pembroke Rd. 
 
 Grove, R., 17 Westbury Rd. 
 
 Lee, R., & Co., Higham Hill 
 Mortimer, F., 40 Queen’s Rd. Siding 
 Page, G. M., 40 Church Hill Rd. 
 Peachey, R. F. & W., Boundary Rd. 
 Poole, T. 14 Queen’s Rd. West 
 Reed, J. A., Church End 
 Richmond, P., Queen’s Rd. 
 
 Rippin, J., 5 Carisbrook Rd. 
 
 Sand & Burley, 125 Longfellow Rd. 
 Scott, S. J., Shernhall St. 
 
 Sizer, W., 46 Church Hill. Rd. 
 Tuckwell, C., Forest Rise 
 
 Watling, O.H., Hale End 
 
 West Bros. & Pettet, Pearl Rd. 
 Wilson, G. S., Westbury Rd. 
 
 WALTON-ON-NAZE. 
 Gladwell, H. W., jun., Kirby Rd. 
 Oxley, P. G., 15 High St. 
 
 WANSTEAD. 
 Hutchings, J. B., Sidney Rd. 
 Jolliffe, J., Wellington Rd. 
 Mundy, W., George Lane 
 Robins, A. W., High St. 
 Wilmott, F. L., Church Path 
 
 WEELEY, Colchester. 
 Canham, T., & Son 
 
 WESTCLIFFE-ON-SEA. 
 Arnold. A. J., Leigh Rd. 
 Comber, C., Albion Rd. 
 Fairhead, A., Round Park. Avenne 
 Jay & Co., Ranuz Drive 
 Padley, A., Round Park Avenue 
 WEST MERSEA, Colchester. 
 Thorp, M. M. 
 WITHAM. 
 Gamble, J., Maldon Rd. 
 Smith, ]., & Son, Chipping Hill 
 WOODFORD. 
 Osborn, T., & Sons, High Rd., South 
 ‘Woodford 
 Parry & Jones, Stanley Rd. 
 Ranger, F., George Lane 
 Wells, H., & Sons, The Green 
 
 WRITTLE, Chelmsford. 
 Kennell, H. 
 Moss, F. 
 Wood, R. 
 
 Gloucestershire. 
 
 ADLESTROP, Chipping Norton. 
 Turner, R. & Son 
 
 AVONMOUTH. 
 Stride & Davis 
 
 i BERKELEY. 
 Dimery, G., & Sons, Wanswell, near 
 
 BITTON, Bristol. 
 King & Son 
 
 BOURTON-ON-THE-WATER, 
 
 SG 
 Clifford, A., & Son 
 Hartwell & Sons 
 
 BRIMSCOMBE, near Stroud. 
 Wall & Hook 
 
 BRISTOL. 
 
 Bale and Westlake, Clifton Down 
 
 Bennett, W. & J., Pennywell Rd. 
 
 Chorley, C., & Sons, Gloucester Rd., 
 Bishopston 
 
 Chown. F., Wellington Rd., St. 
 Paul’s 
 
 Clark, E., & Sons, Fishponds 
 
 Cowlin, W., & Son, Stratton St., St. 
 Paul’s 
 
 Denby, A. E., & Co., Great George 
 St. Park) st. 
 
 Dowling, <A., 125 North Rd., 
 Bishopston 
 
 Downs, G., & Son, 193 Newfound- 
 land Rd. 
 
 Durnford, J., & Son, Upton Rd., 
 Bedminster 
 
 Eastabrook & Sons, Pennywell Rd. 
 
 Forse, H. A., & Sons, 143 Ashley Rd. 
 
 Foster, W., 26 City Rd. 
 
 Gay, E., 110 Thomas St. 
 
 Hayes, C. A., Thomas St., Redcliff 
 
 Humpbhreys,G., & Son, Woodborough 
 St., Stapleton Rd. 
 
 James, J., 166 Stapleton Rd. 
 
 Krauss, A., & Son, 4 Unity St. 
 College Green 
 
 Lewis, T. R., 
 Bishopston 
 
 Love, E., Hampton Rd., Redland 
 
 Lovell, T., & Son, Park Row, Clifton 
 
 Martin, S. & Son, Orchard St. 
 
 Neale, H. W. & E. I., Guinea St., 
 Redcliffe 
 
 Norris, E. C., Bath Bridge 
 
 eae J., & Son, 62 Lr. Redland 
 
 Somerville Road, 
 
 Poole, G. L., Brislington 
 
 Ridd, R. F., 18 Wilder St. 
 
 Robertson, S., Pennywell Rd. 
 
 Stephens, Bastow & Co., Ld., Mont- 
 
 pelier 
 
 Thomas, L., & Son, 42-44 Triangle, 
 Clifton 
 
 Walters, E. & Son, St. Andrew’s 
 Rd., Montpelier 
 
 Walters, W. E., Sneyd Park 
 
 Wilkins & Gosling, 143 Ashley Rd. 
 
 Wilkins, R., & Sons, 20 Bishop St., 
 Portland Square 
 
 Woodward, T. H. R., Southwell St. 
 Kingsdown 
 
 CAMPDEN. 
 Hartwell, W. 
 Smith, J. 
 CHARFIELD, S.O. 
 Roach, J., & Sons 
 CHARLTON KINGS, 
 Cheltenham. 
 
 Cleevely, J. 
 CHELTENHAM. 
 
 Baker, J., 68 Winchcombe St. 
 Benda D., & Sons, Leekhampton 
 Rd. 
 
 Billings, A. C. & Sons, Ltd., Winch- 
 combe St, 
 
376 
 
 BUILDERS AND 
 
 CONTRACTORS. 
 
 Boulton & Sons, Bath Rd. (Sculptors) 
 
 Channon, C. H., & Son, Montpellier 
 Si 
 
 Channon, W. C., St. George’s Place 
 
 Collins & Godfrey, Grosvenor St. 
 
 Hunt, W. T. & R. A., 22 Carlton St. 
 
 Malvern, C., & Sons, Winchcombe St. 
 
 Martyn, H.H. & Co., “Sunningend,”’ 
 and 59 High St. (Sculptors) 
 
 Millard & Sons, 6 Otago Terrace 
 
 Moore, E. W., & W. J., Bath Parade 
 
 Pates, W. I., Hewlett Rd. 
 
 Price & Co., Keynsham St. 
 
 Rainger, C. H., ro Bath Place 
 
 Saunders, E., & Sons, 2 Southend 
 Villas, Painswick Rd. 
 
 Skemp, R. R., Gratton St. 
 
 Wilson, Amos, Swindon Rd. 
 
 CHIPPING CAMPDEN. 
 
 Skey, J. G., ‘‘ The Swan” 
 
 CINDERFORD, Newnham. 
 Freeman, 8. 
 Mills, J., High St. 
 
 CIRENCESTER. 
 
 Drew, G., Victoria Rd. 
 Newcombe, G. F. & E., Cricklade St. 
 
 Unpver Messrs. WALLER & Son, 
 ARCHITECTS, GLOUCESTER. 
 Powell’s Endowed Schools, Ciren- 
 cester; Bailiffs’ Lodge, The Dairy, 
 Out Students’ Room, Farm Buildings 
 and Fives Courts at Royal Agricul- 
 tural College, Cirencester; Detached 
 Villa, Ashcroft, Cirencester. Semi- 
 detached Villas. Additions to The 
 Beeches. Additions to the King’s 
 Head Hotel. New Infants’ Room 
 and Cloak Rooms, Board Schools. 
 Alteration of Factory into Work- 
 men’s Cottages, Cirencester. Par- 
 sonage House, Watermoor. Addi- 
 tions to the Grammar School, Ciren- 
 cester. 
 UnveER Joun Bircu, Esg., ARcHI- 
 tEcT, 8 Joun St., ADELPHI, W.C. 
 Repairs and Renovations to King 
 Alfred’s Hall, Earl Bathurst’s Park, 
 
 Cirencester. Three Blocks of Arti- 
 
 zans’ Dwellings, Cirencester. Keep-- 
 
 er’s Lodge, Hampton Rd. Municipal 
 Buildings. Shops, corner of Market 
 Pl. and Castle St., for Earl Bathurst. 
 Unber E. M. Pirkineton, Esq., 
 ARCHITECT, Westminster. 
 Bishop Blaize Inn, Cricklade St., 
 Cirencester. House and Shop 
 adjoining. Brewery Offices 
 Unver V. A. Lawson, Esq., 
 ArcuitEecr and Civir ENGINEER. 
 CIRENCESTER and Srroup. 
 The Cirencester Sanitary Laundry. 
 
 Stables, Men’s Rooms, Water 
 Supply, and Sewage Disposal, at 
 Cove ouse, Ashton Keynes, 
 
 Wilts., for Col. A. W. H. Hay. 
 One Block of Artizans’ Dwellings 
 
 | for the Right Hon. Earl Bathurst, 
 
 C.M.G. 
 Unpber G. M. Sitiry, Esa., ARCHI- 
 TECT, 17 CRAVEN ST., STRAND, W.C. 
 Bank and two Shops, Cirencester. 
 Alterations of Shop and House into 
 Bank, ete., at Clifton, near Bristol ; 
 and Bank and two Shops at Ludger- 
 shall, Wilts., all for the Wilts. and 
 Dorset Banking Co.; also Altera- 
 tions, Additions, and Decorations to 
 the Abbey House, Malmesbury, for 
 Dr. White, 1 Highbury Place, 
 London. 
 Unprr J. FARRER, Esq., ARCHI- 
 TECT, COLEMAN STREET, E.C. 
 Alterations and Additions to the 
 Close, Tetbury, Gloucestershire, and 
 
 | New Stables tor same. 
 
 Unper J. Ortprip Scort, Esq., 
 ARCHITECT, 2 DEAN’s YARD, 
 WESTMINSTER. 
 
 New Dormer Windows and Vestry 
 to Holy Trinity Church, Watermoor, 
 
 Cirencester. 
 UnpeER Messrs. W. Drew & Sons, 
 
 ARCHITECTS, SWINDON, WILTS. 
 
 Saunders & Sons, Ltd., 
 Builders. Contractors and 
 Decorators, 
 CIRENCESTER. 
 Works executed tnclude— 
 
 SRE SLAP SSS LE TS DIS Ec EE SE, 
 
 Gloucestershire— continued. 
 
 SAUNDERS & SONS, Ltd. 
 continued. 
 
 The Brewers’ Arms Inn, Ciren- 
 cester. 
 Unprr Mussrs. Ernest GEorGE & 
 Yeates, ARCHITECTS, LONDON. 
 Additions, Alterations, Redecora- 
 tion, Drainage, and Stable Additions, 
 at Chedglow Manor, for Lawrence J. 
 Baker, Esq. 
 Unnber F. W. Taytor, Esq. Arcur. 
 Beechgrove House for W. Ormond, 
 Esq., Cirencester. 
 
 COLEFORD. 
 Nelmes, W., Berry Hill 
 Wilding, E. 
 
 CORSE, near Gloucester. 
 Salisbury, L. 
 
 DOYNTON, Bristol. 
 
 Hinton, S. 
 
 DURSLEY. 
 Bloodworth, S., & Son 
 Malpas, C., Quarry, near 
 Workman, G., Cam, near. 
 
 FA/IRFORD, S.O. 
 Baldwin, F. 
 
 FALFIELD, S.O. 
 Bruton, J. 
 Sheppard, G. 
 
 FOSSBRIDGE, Northleach. 
 Mills, W 
 
 GLOUCESTER. 
 
 Byard & Son, Stroud Rd. 
 Cullis, J., Park Rd. 
 Dolman, A. J., Ryecroft St. 
 Estcourt & Sons, 278 Barton St. 
 Fream, W., & Son, 17 London Rd. 
 Freeman & Jones, Sherborne 
 Godwin & Bassington, Henry Rd. 
 Gurney, J., Barton St. 
 ones, W., Worcester St. 
 
 ing, A., & Sons, Russell St. 
 Kingscott & Winfield, Whitfield St. 
 Nicholls, W. T., 10 St. Paul’s Rd. 
 Simmonds, J., Conduit St. 
 Williams, T. J., Bristol Rd. 
 
 HANHAM, Bristol. 
 Painter, A. 
 
 HONEYVBOURNE, 
 near Broadway. 
 Sheppard, J. T. 
 
 KEMPSFORD, near Fairford. 
 Bowley, J., & Son 
 
 LECHLADE, Gloucester. 
 Bowley, J., & Son 
 
 MATSEMORE, near Gloucester. 
 Wicks, W. 
 
 MICKLETON, Chipping Camden. 
 Lissaman’s Moulding & Joinery Co. 
 
 MORETON-IN-MARSH. 
 Gill, J., Church St. 
 Gray, G. H., jun., High 8t. 
 
 NAILSWORTH, Stroud. 
 
 Cox; LT: 
 
 NEWNHAM, 
 Coleman, J., Chaxhill 
 Simmonds, A. 
 
 NEWENT. 
 
 Bidmead, J. 
 Cole, J. 
 Wood, A. H., Culvert St. 
 
 PAINSWICK. 
 Burdock, W. H., New St. 
 Swain, W. H., The Park 
 
 PAULTON, Bristol. 
 Ings, D., & Sons 
 
 PRESTBURY, Cheltenham. 
 Davies, D. 
 Hulin, —. 
 
 QUENINGTON, Fairford, S.O. 
 Godwin, W. J. 
 
 S7. BRIAVELS, Coleford. 
 Davies, J. 
 
 SLIMBRIDGE, Stonehouse. 
 Morgan, H. J., & Son 
 
 STAPLE HILL, Fishponds, S.O. 
 Edwards, P. & J., Victoria St. 
 
 Hill, F., Downend 
 
 Payne & Rice 
 
 STONEHOUSE. 
 Griffiths, G. 
 STOW-ON-THE-WOLD. 
 Hookham, M., Park St. 
 Howman, J. & G. 
 
 Gloucestershire—continued. 
 
 STROUD. 
 Baxter, N., & Sons, Lansdown 
 Beavis, E., Spillmans, Rodborough 
 Beavis, H. R., & Son, Slad Rd. 
 Clarke,#l., Bisley Rd. 
 Cooke, A. S., Pagan Hill. 
 Cox, S., Lightpill 
 Drew, Wm., Chalford, near 
 Gardner & Sons, 6 King St. 
 Ford, P., & Son, Slad Rd. 
 Harper, G., Paganhill St. 
 Lewis, I., & Sons, Bath Rd. 
 Orchard & Peer, Bowbridge Wharf 
 Pitt, T. G., Ebley, near 
 
 TETBURY. 
 Crew, T. S. 
 Jenkins, W. 
 
 TEWKESBURY. 
 Collins & Godfrey, The Cross 
 Coutts & Howell, Barton St. 
 Denley, Bros., East St. 
 Sweet, B., & Son, Oldbury Rd. 
 
 UPTON ST. LEONARDS, 
 Gloucester. 
 
 Tombs, L. H., Winneycroft 
 
 WARMLEY, Kingswood, S.O, 
 Field, W. 
 
 WESTBURY-ON-TRYM, Bristol. 
 Williams, E. 
 WILLERSLEY, Broadway. 
 Billey, W. 
 WILLSBRIDGE, Kingswood, 
 SG 
 
 Short, G., Longwell Green 
 
 WOTTON-UNDER-EDGE. 
 Fisher, R. 
 Jotcham, A., Haw St. 
 Jotcham, J., Market St. 
 
 VATE, Chipping Sodbury. 
 Hudson, J. B. 
 
 Hampshire. 
 
 ALDERSHOT. 
 Clifford, H., Union St. 
 Edgoose, W., Albion Works, Church 
 Lane 
 Hall & Warner, Victoria Rd. 
 
 | 
 Harland & Co., 7 Union St. 
 
 Harrison, S., Newport Rd. 
 
 GEORGE KEMP, 
 
 Builder and Contractor, 
 Steam Joinery Works, 
 
 ALDERSHOT. 
 
 Established Half a Century. 
 
 Works recently executed include ?— 
 
 New Board Schools, Convent 
 Schools, Churches, Institutes, Man- 
 sions, Residences, Additions and 
 Alterations, Gas Works, Electric 
 Light Stations, Post Offices (H.M. 
 Office of Works), War Office Con- 
 tracts, Business Premises, &c., &c., 
 under eminent London and Provin- 
 cial Architects. 
 
 Knight, F., 119 Grosvenor Rd. 
 Martin, Wells & Co.,Ltd., VictoriaRd 
 Snuggs, W. J., 11 Frederick St. 
 ALRESFORD. 
 Eddolls, F. J., Broad St. 
 Hewitt Bros., East St. 
 ALTON. 
 Dyer, J. H. & E., High St. 
 Merrett, T. & W., Newtown 
 ANDOVER. 
 Annett, H. A., & Son, 7 West St. 
 Beale, F. & Sons, Adelaide Rd. 
 Bell, S., London St. 
 Grace, C., & Sons, Ltd., Clatford 
 
 BARTON STACEY, 
 Micheldever Station. 
 Knight, G. 
 
 BASINGSTOKE. 
 Goodall, H. J., & Sons, Queen’s Rd. 
 Harris, J., Basing Rd. 
 
 Heddersley & Purdue, Alexandra Rd. 
 Hooker, G., Chiddesden Rd. 
 Mundy, H., Essex Rd. 
 
 Musselwhite & Sapp, Cross 8t. 
 Tarrant, S. A., Jubilee Rd. 
 Thumwood, J., Chequers Rd. 
 Tigwell, W:, Wote St. 
 
 BISHOPSTOKE, Eastleigh. 
 Whitehead, H., Hamilton Rd. 
 
 BISHOP'S WALTHAM. 
 Apps, G. 
 Clarke & Sons, Station Rd. 
 ype W.., Station Rd. 
 ichol, J., Harcourt Rd. 
 Witt Bros., Inkerman Rd. 
 
 BOTLEY, S.O. 
 Bailey, W. J. C., & Son 
 
 BOURNEMOUTH. 
 Bindon & Dyer, 9 Oxford Rd. 
 
 Brown, 8., & Sons, 9 Queen’s Rd. 
 Davis & Lambert, The Triangle 
 Dolman, G., Shaftesbury Rd. 
 
 George and Harding, 
 
 Builders & Contractors, 
 Lansdowne Road, 
 Bournemouth. 
 
 Works executed include— 
 
 Holy Trinity Church Tower, Com- 
 letion St. Paul’s Church, St. 
 ark’s_ Presbyterian Church, 
 Parish Rooms, HolyTrinityChurch, 
 St. Swithin’s Church, and other 
 Church Premises. 
 
 New Schools, Secondary Schools, 
 Malmesbury Park, and Charmin- 
 ster Road, and Alterations many 
 local Schools. 
 
 Alterations and Additions, National 
 Provincial Bank, Bournemouth, 
 Wilts. & Dorset Bank, Salisbury, 
 Bournemouth and _ Boscombe, 
 Capital & Counties Bank, Bourne- 
 mouth. 
 
 Many of the largest Public Buildings, 
 such as Bournemouth Post Office, 
 Shaftesbury Hall, Royal Victoria 
 Hospital, Orphanage, Sisters of 
 Bethany (Infirmary Porch), &c., 
 Gas & Water Co. (Coal Stores, 
 Workshops, Filter Bed, Reservoir), 
 Business Premises; Messrs. Plum- 
 mer & Roddis, and Messrs. Allen, 
 &e. 
 
 Numerous Private Residences, in- 
 cluding ‘‘ Crag Head”’ (temporary 
 residence of the King and Queen 
 of Sweden), Rebuilding Branksea 
 Castle, Poole Harbour, Steam 
 Laundry, Weymouth, Residences— 
 Wandsworth, Brockenhurst, Dor- 
 chester, and works at Wimbledon, 
 Surbiton, Winchester, &c. 
 
 ‘Works have been done under most of 
 the Local Archts., and several 
 London and Provincial ones. 
 
 Hayward, W., Richmond Park 
 Hoare, F. & Sons, 3 Wharf Rd. 
 Hoare, W., Holdenhurst Rd. 
 
 Jones & Sons, Ltd., 43 Holdenhurst 
 
 Jones & Seward (see Advt. on next 
 page). 
 
 Jones, W. E., & Son (see Advt. on 
 next page). 
 
 Jones, W. & Son,260 Holdenhurst Rd. 
 
 McWilliam, J. & Son, West Station 
 Works 
 
 Miller & Sons, Lansdowne 
 
 Minty, 8., Beaulieu Works, Triangle 
 
 Mitchell, G., Palmerston  Bad., 
 Boscombe 
 
 Newlyn, C. J., St. John’s Wood Rd. 
 
 Norris-Cox, T. A., Arcade, West- 
 bourne 
 
 Shears & Son, Stafford Rd. 
 
 BROCKENAURST. 
 Jenvy, F. 
 
 4 
 j 
 
BUILDERS 
 
 AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 377 
 
 Hampshire—continued. 
 
 Telegrams: ‘‘ Redecorate, Bourne- 
 mouth.’”’ Telephone, Nat. 296. 
 
 JONES & SEWARD, 
 
 Builders, Contractors, Decorators, 
 Sanitary Engineers, 
 SEAMOooR Rp. anp Crown Works, 
 
 BOURNEMOUTH WEST. 
 
 Works executed include— 
 
 Council Offices, Technical School, 
 and Clock Tower, Branksome, Dor- 
 set; Mr..S. J. Newman, Archt. 
 
 Elementary Schools for 800 child- 
 ren, Inquest and Postmortem Rooms, 
 3 Electric Car Sheds and Repairing 
 Shops, forthe Bournemouth Corpora- 
 tion; F, W. Lacey, M.I.C.E., Engr. 
 
 Decorations, Bourne Hall Hotel, 
 Bournemouth. 
 
 Additions and Renovations, Ald- 
 erney Manor, Dorset; and 5 Belvi- 
 dere Terrace, Weymouth. 
 
 Structural Alterations and Bar 
 Fittings, Prince of Wales’ Hotel, 
 Bournemouth, 
 
 New Hotel, Moordown,for Messrs. 
 Strong & Co., Romsey. 
 
 New Hotel, Redhill, for Messrs. 
 Eldridge, Pope & Co., Ltd. 
 
 Eleven Shops at Winton. 
 
 Ten Houses and Three Shops at 
 Westbourne; Messrs. Hawker aud 
 Mitchell, Archts. 
 
 aE PS EES 
 
 ESTABLISHED 1867. 
 
 W. E. JONES & SON, 
 
 BUILDERS and 
 CONTRACTORS, 
 
 Granville Steam Joinery 
 Works, 
 
 BOURNEMOUTH WEST. 
 
 Offices: 1 Grosvenor Buildings. 
 
 Telephone—No. 288. 
 Telegrams— 
 Buitpers, Bournemoutu 
 WEsr.”’ 
 
 | “ Jongs, 
 
 Estimates for Contract and Shop- 
 fitting Work of every description. 
 
 List of Works executed sent 
 on application. 
 
 BURTON, Christchurch. 
 Lander & Co. 
 
 CHANDLER'S FORD, 
 Southampton. 
 Hammerton, L., Hursley Rd. 
 Nobes, G., Hursley Rd. 
 
 CHRISTCHURCH. 
 Jenkins & Sons, Bridge St. 
 
 COSHAM. 
 Carter Bros. & Co., High St. 
 
 CROOKHAM, Winchfield. 
 Liming Bros. 
 
 EASTLEIGH. 
 Evans, H., Desborough Rd. 
 Hedges, G., Desborough Rd. 
 Hutchings & Son, High St. 
 Stagg, H., Market St. 
 Treherne, J., Newtown 
 White, E., Newtown Rd. 
 Wickham, A. E., & Son 
 Wright, D., Chamberlayne Rd. 
 
 EAST MEON, Petersfield 
 Coles, H. 
 LAST WOODHAY. 
 
 Bance, E. A., Ball Hill 
 Pope & Co. 
 EMSWORTH. 
 
 . Poate, W., Westbourne 
 Sparks, H., King St. 
 Wiggins, H. W., North St. 
 
 FAREHAM. 
 Plummer, H., West St. 
 Willcox, E., 77 High St. 
 FARNBOROUGH. 
 - Hughes, W., Netley St. 
 Smith, W. 
 
 FLEET. 
 
 Gale & Savage, Fleet Rd. 
 Pool & Son 
 
 FORDINGBRIDGE: 
 Sherring, J., Exors. of 
 
 GOSPORT. 
 Croad, J., 98 High St. 
 Dash, C. M., 34 Clarence Sq. 
 Gibbons, T. E., 40 Forton Rd. 
 Hunt, J., South Walk,Cleveland Rd. 
 pure, -, 138 High St. 
 ane, Bros., 185 Forton Rd. 
 
 Lear, C. J., & Son, Alverstoke 
 Middelton, R.M.,& Co.,Elmhurst Rd. 
 
 GRAYSHOTT, near Liphook. 
 Chapman & Lowry, Ltd. 
 HAMBLEDON. 
 Banting Bros. 
 Meredith, H. 
 HARTLEY WINTNEY. 
 
 Pool & Son, Hartley Row 
 HAVANT. 
 
 Carrell, G. & R., The Pallant 
 
 Munday, H., West St. 
 
 Rogers Bros., Park Rd. 
 
 HAYLING. 
 Apps, G. 
 
 Clinker, J. B., West Town 
 Eames, J. B., West Town 
 HOLYVBOURNE, Alton. 
 Fudge, J 
 HOOK, Fareham. 
 Newbury, C. J 
 
 HORNDEAN, Rowlands Castle. 
 Edney, J. 
 
 HORTON HEATH, Eastleigh. 
 Denham, E. & H. 
 
 HURSTBOURNE TARRANT, 
 
 Andover. 
 Godwin, E. 
 
 HYTHE, Southampton. 
 Bowman & Son, Hardley 
 Keigham, E. J. 
 LTCHEN, Southampton. 
 Baghaw & Son, Bridge Rd. 
 Cately & Son, Obelisk Rd. 
 Chapman, W. H., Oak Rd. 
 Dewey, T. J., Mayor Rd., Pear Tree 
 Green 
 Hinton Bros., Burstow House 
 Pettit, F. W., Brook Rd. 
 Spencer, C., Bridge Rd., Pear Tree 
 Green 
 West, A. P., Portsmouth Rd. 
 
 KING’S CLERE, Newbury. 
 Garrett, W. & C. 
 
 KING’ SSOMBORNE, Stockbridge 
 Hatcher, W. 
 Noyce, W. 
 
 LANDPORT (see Portsmouth). 
 
 LIPHOORKR. 
 Czesar, A. 
 Whitmore, W. 
 
 LISS. 
 
 Brading, W., West Liss 
 Finch, E., East Liss 
 Jenkins, W., West Liss 
 Legg, W., Greatham 
 
 LONGPARISH, Whttchurch, S.O. 
 Broad, J. 
 LYMINGTON. 
 Cole, G., New St. 
 Preston, H., Highfield 
 Rashley & Son, High St. 
 Reeks, F., Stanford Works 
 White, J. (R.P.), Pennington 
 LYNDHURST, 
 Gale, I. E., Pike’s Hill 
 Hayter, C., Queen’s Rd. 
 Holley, H., High St. 
 MEON STOKE, Bishop's 
 Waltham. 
 Green, W. 
 
 MILFORD-ON-SEA. 
 Rashley & Son 
 Springer, J. G. 
 Walker, G. W. 
 
 MILTON. 
 
 Egg, W. 
 
 NETLEY, Southampton. 
 Smith, W., Water Lane 
 
 PETERSFIELD. 
 Holder, J. & Sons, Sheet, near 
 Mould, W., jun., Dragon St. 
 Pocock Bros., Dragon St. 
 Wright & Hurst 
 
 POKESDOWN, Bournemouth. 
 Elcock, F., Morley Rd. 
 Edwards, J., Colville Rd. 
 Heal & Co., Morley Rd. 
 
 Hampshire—continued. 
 
 Leake & Sons, Christchurch Rd. 
 Saunders & Co., Parkwood Rd. 
 Taylor, 8., Southbourne Rd. 
 Travers, —, Parkhurst Rd. 
 
 PORTSEA (see Portsmouth). 
 
 PORTSMOUTH. 
 Bevis, A., St Thomas St. 
 
 Clark, H., & Sons, Claxton St., 
 Landport 
 
 Coltherup, M., Lombard St. 
 
 Corke, F., Froddington Road, 
 Southsea 
 
 Croad, J., Portland St. 
 
 Crockerell, J., Victoria Rd. North, 
 Southsea 
 
 Davis, G. J., 7 Cottage Grove, 
 Southsea 
 
 Dowdell, P. H., 174 Wingfield St. 
 
 Dugan, W. T., 8 Prince George St., 
 Portsea 
 
 Evans, W. W., Brougham Rd., 
 Southsea 
 
 Harding, J., Victoria Rd. North, 
 Southsea 
 
 panes, H., 37 Broad St., Southsea 
 earmouth, W., Emsworth Rd. 
 
 Behe, W.R., & Son, 475 Commercial 
 
 d. 
 
 Perkins, —, Clive Rd., Fratton 
 Privett, F. J., Playfair Rd., Southsea 
 Quick, T. W., 32 Exmouth Rd., 
 Southsea 
 SALTER, S., Government 
 Contractor. Office and 
 Works, Yorke St., St. Paul’s 
 Rd., Southsea. 
 Scammell, G., 81 Lake Rd., Land- 
 port 
 Spriggins, E. & A., Winstanley Rd., 
 Stamshaw 
 Tanner Bros., Castle Rd., Southsea 
 Ward, W., Coburg St., Fratton 
 RINGWOOD, 
 Alexander, W.E. 
 Barrow, H. 
 ROMSEY. 
 Goulding & Son, The Hundred 
 Grace, J., Braishfield (& Wellsinker) 
 Grace, J., Station Rd., (Stonemason) 
 Gradidge, W., Michelmersh 
 Read, W. H., & Son, Broadwater 
 Roles & Son, Bell St. 
 Wheeler, G., & Sons, 
 Bridge St. 
 ST. MARY BOURNE. 
 Broad, J. 
 
 SHOLING, Southampton. 
 Musselwhite, W., Church Rd, 
 
 SILCHESTER, Mortimer, S.O. 
 Goddard & Son 
 
 SOUTHAMPTON. 
 Bagshaw & Son, Bellevue Rd., New- 
 town 
 Bailey, J., 9 and 11 Bridge Rd. 
 Barrett, I., High St., Bitterne 
 Barter, C., 50 High St., Shirley 
 Brazier & Son, 23 Canal Walk 
 Brinton & Bone, 17 Marsh Lane. 
 Cawte, H.. Church St., Shirley 
 Clark & Son, Bitterne Park 
 Coston & Co., Ltd., 14 Millbrook Rd. 
 Daysh, C., Grove Rd., Freemantle 
 Doggrell, A., & Son, 22 Park Rd., 
 Belle Vue 
 Domoney, P. R., 129 St. Mary’s 
 Dyer & Sons, Bevois Hill Rd. 
 Franklin, W. (Exors. of), Portswood 
 Golding & Ansell, Richmond Wks. 
 Harris & Son, Charlton Rd., Free- 
 mantle 
 Holt, J., & Son, Shirley Rd., Free- 
 mantle 
 Houghton & Small, Bitterne 
 Tipe, ¥ & Sons, Ltd. 149 Above Bar. 
 
 Porters’ 
 
 upe, W., Cobbett Rd., Bitterne 
 imber, F., Portswood Rd. 
 Lawrence, H., Bitterne Park 
 Neale, W. H., 29 South Front 
 Nichol, J., Bitterne Park 
 Oake & Sons, Bargate St. 
 Osman, F., Commercial Rd., Four 
 Posts 
 Perrin, W., 100 Regent St. 
 Potts J., Bargate St. 
 Playfair & Toole, Northam Bridge 
 Rashley, & Son, 14 Archer’s Rd. 
 Rowland, J., 62 Cedar Rd. 
 Russell, 8., 14 & 15 Windsor Terrace 
 Stevens, H., & Co., 126 Above Bar 
 Stiles, T. H., 9 St. Mary’s Rd. 
 Udall, J. J. & Co., 36 Carlton Place 
 Ward, W., 113 Avenue Road 
 
 @ Warden, A., 24 Silverdale Rd. 
 
 Wright, A., & Son, York Bldgs. 
 Young, F. & J., Clovelly Rd, 
 
 SOUTHBOURNE-ON-SEA. 
 Butler, H. J., The Undercliffe 
 
 SOUTHSEA (see Portsmouth). 
 
 STOCKBRIDGE, 
 
 Gilbert, H. 
 Heaven, G., Chilbolton, near 
 Palmer, — 
 
 SWANWICK, Southampton. 
 Hackett, G. H. 
 
 TITCHFIELD, 
 
 Beer, A. S., Bridge Rd. 
 Chase, W., East St. 
 
 TOTTON, near Southampton. 
 Roles, W., & Son, Rumbridge St. 
 
 WATERLOOVILLE, Cosham. 
 Edwards, J., & Son 
 
 WESTMEON, Petersfield. 
 Read, W., Steam Joinery Works 
 
 WHITCHURCH, Petersfield. 
 
 Gilbert, J. W., Fair Close Villa 
 Weeks, G. 
 
 WICKHAM, Fareham. 
 
 Conway, C. 
 Knight Bros, 
 
 WINCHESTER. 
 
 Avery, E., 3 St. James’s St, 
 Bascomb, F., St. Cross 
 
 Carter, A., St. Thomas St. 
 Carter, E., & Son, 69 Eastgate St. 
 Fielder & Son, Westgate Works 
 Grace, T., Wyke Rd. 
 
 Hughes, A., 3 St. John’s St. 
 Jacob, J. W., Fulflood 
 
 Lay, A., 18 Parchment St. 
 Savage, F., & Sons, Cheesehill St. 
 Shearman, W.,& Son, Southgate Rd, 
 Weeks, G., 53 Parchment St. 
 
 J. J. Wise, 
 
 Ecclesiastical and 
 General Builder, 
 and Contractor, . 
 
 WINCHESTER, 
 
 P AND AT 
 DEAL AND WALMER. 
 ESTABLISHED 1790. 
 
 Recent Works: 
 
 Music School, Science School, and 
 Additions Southgate House, Win- 
 chester College, £22,000. Boots 
 Premises, Winchester. Organ Fac- 
 tory, Winchester, Messrs. King- 
 dom’s Warehouse, Winchester; 
 Residences, Sleepers Hill and Bere- 
 weke Road, Winchester. 
 High Cliff, Winchester, 
 &c., The Grove, Exton. Extension 
 Chartham Asylum, £40,000. 8. EB. 
 Hotel and Decorations, Deal, £25,000. 
 
 References to the leading Archi- 
 
 Cottages, 
 Drainage, 
 
 tects in London and the Provinces. 
 
 WINTON, Bournemouth. 
 
 Belbin, C. H. 
 
 Cox, A., Waterloo Rd. 
 Holly, F., Wood End Rd. 
 Long, A. J. 
 
 WOOLSTON (see Itchen). 
 
CONTRACTORS. 
 
 378 BUILDERS AND 
 H 
 erefordshire. 
 
 j BROMYARD. Rowberry, W., 131 St. Owen’s St. 
 Amiss, A., Milvern St. Taylor, Re St. Nicholas St. 
 pee ee nepe Wilks, E. W., Whitecross St. 
 
 ewis, G., Sheriord St. ‘| 
 
 Newbold, A., High St. Hamer 2. ING ON, 
 Rouse Bros., New Rd, Morgan, R. 
 Welsh, W., New Rd. > “LEDBUR y. 
 
 COLWALL. 
 Oatridge, F., Upper Wyche 
 
 FOWNHOPE, Hereford. 
 
 Stone Bros. 
 HEREFORD, 
 
 Beavan & Hodges, Victoria St. 
 Bowers, W., & Co., Bath St. 
 Cooke, C., St. Owen’s St. 
 Court, G., Lyston, near 
 Davies, Evan, Bath St. 
 Friend, R. L., Victoria St. 
 Lewis, W. P., & Co., Commercial Rd. 
 Powell, W., White Horse St. 
 
 Hill, G., Homend St. 
 Smith D., Homend St. 
 
 LEOMINSTER. 
 eed: H., The Vinery 
 Edwards, C., Mill St. 
 Watkins, J., Bridge St. 
 
 ROSS. 
 
 Kemp, J. B., & Sons, Millpond 8t. 
 Lewis, W. E., Broad St. 
 Peachey, W. R., Wilton 
 Ryall, T. W., Station St. 
 WESTON-UNDER-PENYARD. 
 Smith, W. H. 
 
 Hertfordshire. 
 
 ABBOTS LANGLEY, King’s 
 Langley, S.O. 
 Busby, — 
 
 Glenister, E., High St. 
 
 ASHWELL, near Baldock. 
 Bailey, F. J. 
 BALDOCK. 
 peckson, R., High St. 
 aban, T., & Sons 
 
 BARLEY, Royston. 
 
 Parker, T. 
 Savill, T. 
 
 BARNET, 
 Bartlett, H. F., Sebright Rd. 
 Baughen, J., & Son, Church Passage, 
 
 High St. 
 
 Baughen Bros., High St. 
 Harrisson,H., Dury Rd.,Hadley Grn. 
 James, W., 177 High St. 
 Pearson & Son, Stafford Rd. 
 
 W.H. SHARPE, 
 
 121 and 123 
 Salisbury Road, 
 
 BARNET, 
 HERTS. 
 
 Works executed and tn progress in 
 
 Billiard Room, Hot Water Fitting, 
 Underpinning, Stables and Drainage 
 to Arkley House, Arkley. Labor- 
 atory at Girls’ Grammar School, and 
 addition to Hardwick House, Manor 
 Road, Barnet. 
 
 Williams, R., 47 Salisbury Rd. 
 
 BERKHAMPSTEAD 
 
 Harrowell, W., High St. 
 Jones, A., High St. 
 Matthews, H. & J., Castle St. 
 Osborn & Son, 292 High St. 
 Young & Horne, High St. 
 
 BISHOP’S STORTFORD. 
 Cannon, F., Hockerill 
 Franklin, A., Hadham Rd. 
 Glasscock, 
 Levey, A., Rye St. 
 
 Martin, C., South St. 
 BRAUGHING, Ware. 
 Marshall J. 
 
 BREACHWOOD GREEN, 
 
 Welwyn. 
 Mardle, W. 
 
 BROXBOURNE. 
 Hunt, J. A., High St. 
 
 BUNTINGFORD. 
 Nevett, W., High St. 
 
 BUSHEY. 
 Beeson, — 
 
 . L., & Son, Station Rd. 
 
 John Field, 
 
 BUILDER, &c., 
 Bushey, Herts. 
 
 Estimates for Repairs, 
 Alterations, Decorative 
 and Sanitary Works. 
 
 Established upwards of 
 50 Years. 
 
 Jaggard, G., Aldenham Rd. 
 Pratt, B., High St. 
 CHESHUNT. 
 Archer, C. & R., Turner’s Hill 
 Walker, A. C., High St. 
 CHORLEY WOOD. 
 Bates, A. J. 
 
 Established 1860. 
 
 GEO. DARVELL, 
 
 Builder, Contractor, 
 Decorator, and... 
 Sanitary Engineer, . 
 a) @ 
 Steam Joinery Works, 
 
 CHORLEY WOOD, 
 HERTS. 
 
 Telephone: No. 7 P.O. 
 Telegrams: Darvell, 
 Chorleywood. 
 
 ST (CR PRED NE SINE LD, 
 
 COTTERED, Buntingford. 
 Beamiss Bros. 
 
 DATCHWORTH, Stevenage. 
 Lawrance, F. A, 
 
 Hertfordshire—continued. 
 
 ELSTREE. 
 Brown, W., & Son, High St. 
 Staples, L., Barnet Lane 
 ' HARPENDEN. 
 Coburn, G., Cowper Rd. 
 Foot, J., Crown Works 
 Hall, H. & R., Cowper Rd. 
 Jarvis, E. C., Estate Office, Moreton 
 Avenue 
 Phillips & Blake, High St. 
 Salisbury, H., & Son, Leyton Rd. 
 HEMEL HEMPSTEAD. 
 Honour, J., & Son, Alexandra Rd. 
 Horn, E., & Son, 35 Marlowes 
 Sear, W., 7 Marlowes 
 Smith, 8. C., 72 Picotts End 
 Youngman, H., 61 Marlowes 
 HERTFORD. 
 Ekins & Co., Ltd., Old Cross 
 Ginn, R., & Son, St. Andrew’s Works 
 Gray, W., Hertford Heath 
 Green, R. W.,Trinity Works, Bengeo 
 Kemp, E. R., Talbot St. 
 Rayment, J.J.,& Son, Maidenhead St. 
 Scales, A., Hertingfordbury Rd. 
 HITCHIN. 
 Allen, W., Bancroft 
 Barker, P. H., & Son, Bancroft 
 
 EstTaBLisHED 1880. 
 
 M. Foster & Co., 
 
 BUILDERS & GONTRACTORS, 
 YORK ROAD, ... 
 HITCHIN, Herts. 
 
 Telephone :—No. 12 P.O. 
 Telegrame ;— 
 
 FOSTER & Co., Hitchin. 
 
 The whole staff of the Building 
 trade employed; no work sublet. 
 Estimates given and Contracts 
 taken in any branch of the Trade 
 
 List of the numerous contracts 
 finished, which include The New 
 Post Office, Hitchin, may be had on 
 application. 
 
 French, W., Whinbush Rd. 
 Jeeves, W., 40 Queen St. 
 
 Knight, J., 65 Nightingale Rd. 
 
 Established 1728. 
 
 FRANK NEWTON, 
 
 Builder & Decorator, 
 HITCHIN, STEVENAGE, 
 and WELWYN. 
 
 Works in hand and recently carried 
 out for 
 Marquis of Salisbury. 
 Earl Cowper. 
 Lord Mount Stephen. 
 Lord Hampden. 
 Earl of Lytton. 
 Late Lord Lock. 
 Baron Manners. 
 Lord Brampton, 
 C. W. Talbot Ponsonby, Esq. 
 Lady Jane Van Koughnet. 
 Lady Marjorie Grahum. 
 His Grace the Duke of Bedford. 
 F. Delmé Radcliffe, Esq. 
 Frederic Macmillan, Esq. 
 T. F. Harrison, Esq. 
 F. C. Selous, Esq. 
 Lieut.-Col. Sir H. E. Clarke, 
 Westfield, Hatfield. 
 Messrs. Powell & Co., Lewes. 
 Miss Antrobus, Farnham. 
 Messrs. Rutter, Son & Lloyd, 
 AbbeyGate, Bury St.Edmunds, 
 L. E. Tubbs, Esq., Potters Bar. 
 A.C. Hunter,Esq.,6 Westbourne 
 Terrace, Hyde Park, London. 
 Detmar Blow, Esq., F.R.1.B.A., 
 9 King’s Bench Walk, The 
 Temple, London. 
 W. Lintott, Esq. 
 Sir Alfred Reynolds, 
 And many others. 
 References from Architects and 
 others on Application. 
 SAD EPCRA EMA TIS 
 
 Seymour, W., & Son, Queen St. 
 Warren, G., Walsworth Rd. 
 Willmott, J., & Sons, Walsworth Rd. 
 
 HODDESDON. 
 Hampton, J. 
 Hunt, J. A. (R.P.), High St. 
 Nicholls, J. W., High St. 
 KIMPTON, Welwyn. 
 Goldhawk & Son 
 LETCH WORTH, near Hitchin. 
 
 Openshaw & Co. 
 
 MUCH HADHAM. 
 
 G. L. THURGOOD, 
 
 Builder and 
 Contractor, 
 
 MUCH HADHAM, 
 
 HERTS. 
 
 ESTABLISHED OVER 70 YEARS. 
 
 List of Works executed 
 under various eminent 
 Architects can be sub- 
 mitted if desired. 
 
 NEW BARNET. 
 Bradley, W., & Son, Cockfosters,near 
 Butcher, T., Lancaster Rd. 
 
 Daniels & Son, Victoria Rd. 
 Ellwood, J., East Barnet Rd. 
 Porter, J., Plantagenet Rd. 
 Prentice, A. E., Lancaster Rd. 
 
 NORTHAW, Potters Bar. 
 Howlin, E. J. 
 NORTHCHURCH, Berkhampst d. 
 King, W. D., New Rd. 
 
 PUCKERIDGE. 
 Cates, F., High St. 
 REDBOURN, St. Albans. 
 Pratt, J. 
 RICKMANSWORTH. 
 Beeson & Sons, Church St. 
 Davis Bros., Church St. 
 Peddle, J., High St. 
 ROYVSTON. 
 Gimson & Co., Baldock St. 
 Hinkins, W. H., High St, 
 Jacklin & Co., North Works 
 ST. ALBANS. 
 Boft Bros., Park St., near 
 
 J.T. BOSHELL, 
 
 Builder & Contractor, 
 ST. ALBANS. 
 
 Works executed include— 
 
 Alterations and Additions to 
 Heathfield House, Hertford Heath, 
 for Commander Neate, R.N 
 
 New Warehouse and Additions for 
 Messrs. Munt-Brown & Co. 
 
 New Stablesfor W. H. Speer, Esq.; 
 F. W. Kinneir Tarte, Esq., Archt. 
 
 New Factory at St. Albans for the 
 Dangerfield Printing Company. 
 
 New Factory for Edwin Lee, Esq. ; 
 Messrs. Wylson and Long, King 
 William Street, Strand, Archts. 
 
 New Factory and Additions for 
 Messrs. J. Freshwater & Co., Ltd. 
 
 Restoration of Colney HeathChurch 
 
 Alterations and Additions to 
 Colney Heath Board Schools; T. F. 
 Woodman, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Alterations and Additions to 
 London Colney Schools; F. W. 
 Kinneir Tarte, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Additions to Printing Works for 
 Messrs. Gibbs & Bamforth; T. F. 
 Woodman, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Seven New Residences in Bedford 
 Park: T. F. Woodman, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Rookbury, lLyndene, Scarsdale 
 House, Monkbarns, Calthorpe, and 
 
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 379 
 
 Hertfordshire—continued. 
 
 J. T. BUSHELL—continued. 
 
 5 Villas, Gombard’s Estate; P. C. 
 Blow, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Rebuilding Bleaching and Dyeing 
 Works after fire, for Messrs. Hitch- 
 cock & Son; P. C. Blow, Esq., 
 Archt. 
 
 City Saw Mills and Stores, for 
 Messrs. H. Arnold and Co.; W. H. 
 Brown, Esq., Archt. 
 
 New Residence for Edwin Lee, 
 Esq.; P. C. Blow, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Oaklands and Chevington, Clar- 
 ence Rd., for W. A. Clarke, Esq. ; 
 Messrs. Baker and May, Colchester, 
 Archts. 
 
 Boro’ Gate, St. Peter’s Street, for 
 John Pratt, Esq.; Messrs. Cox & Silk, 
 Newhall 8t., Birmingham, Archts. 
 
 46 Houses, Fleetville Estate, for 
 Thomas Smith, Esq.; T. Foster 
 Woodman, Esq., Archt. 
 
 2 Residences in Spencer Park; 
 H.E. Hansell, Esq., Archt. 
 
 3 New Residences in Russell 
 Avenue, for Mrs. Parrott; Messrs. 
 Smee and Mence, Archts. 
 
 Completion and Decoration of 
 Great Red Lion Hotel, and Stables, 
 for Messrs. Benskin, Ltd.; ped We 
 Pollard, Esq., Archt., 6 York Bldgs., 
 Adelphi. 
 
 2 Residences, Hall Place Gardens, 
 for H. Leake, Esq.; Samuel Leake, 
 Esq., Archt., Kettering, 
 
 New Swimming Baths for 8t. 
 Albans Corporation; G. Ford, Esq., 
 Surveyor. 
 
 Dumpleton, C. W., Culver Rd. 
 
 EZRA DUNHAM, 
 
 Builder & Contractor, 
 65 Victoria St., 
 . . St. ALBANS. 
 
 Works recently executed— 
 
 St. Saviour’s Church, St. Alban’s, 
 £14,000. 
 
 Wesleyan Church, St. Alban’s, 
 £5,500. 
 
 House, etec., for Mr. F. Mead, 
 £5,000. 
 
 Sanitary Laundry, St. Alban’s, 
 £3,500. 
 
 Villas in Clarence Rd., Ridgmont 
 Rd., London Rd., St. Peter’s Park, 
 Harpenden, Radlett and elsewhere. 
 
 Additions to ‘“‘Bucknall’s,” for 
 F. Taylor, Esq., £4,500. 
 
 Elwood, J., Spencer Park 
 Goodchild, W., & Son, Catherine St. 
 Hammond & Sons, St. Peter St. 
 
 ESTABLISHED 1790. 
 
 le, MISKIN & SONS, 
 
 Builders & Contractors, 
 
 Romeland, ST. ALBANS. 
 
 Large Works carried out in all 
 Parts of the Country and in 
 London. 
 
 Works executed include— 
 
 ASYLUMS, &c. 
 
 Large Hall and Additions at 
 Leavesden Asylum ; New Staff Block 
 at Darenth Asylum; New Staff 
 Block at St. Pancras Infirmary ; 
 Archts., Mesrrs. A. & C. Harston. 
 Foundations for new Herts County 
 Asylum ; Archt., G. T. Hine, Esq. 
 
 CHURCHES. 
 
 New Church at Luton; J. R. 
 Brown, Esq., and G. Vialls, Esq., 
 joint Archts. Restoration Works at 
 St. Albans Abbey, under Sir Gil- 
 bert Scott, Archt. Rebuilding Bar- 
 net Church; Archt., W. Butterfield, 
 Esq. Additions, ete., to Church at 
 Kings Langley; Arecht., G. P.G. 
 Hills, Esq. New Church at Hackney; 
 Archt., P. Morley Horder, Esq. New 
 Church, Bushey, Herts; P. Morley 
 Horder, Esq., Archt. New Church, 
 St, Albans; Messrs. Smee & Mence, 
 Archts. New RomanCatholicChurch, 
 St. Albans; Claude Kelly, Esq., 
 
 C. MISKIN & SONS—continued. 
 
 Archt. St. George’s Church, Horn- 
 sey; J.8. Alder, Esq., Archt. 
 
 HOSPITALS. 
 
 New Buildings at Gore Farm 
 Hospital; Archts., Messrs. A. & C. 
 Harston. New Hospital, St. Albans; 
 Archt., Alex. Graham, Esq. New 
 Smallpox Hospital at South Mimms ; 
 J. Barnes Williams, Esq., and Keith 
 D. Young, Esq., joint Archts. New 
 Sisters’ Hospital, St. Albans, for Sir 
 J. Blundell Maple, Bart.; M. M. 
 Glover, Esq., Archt. 
 
 HOMES. 
 
 New Epileptic Homes, Chalfont 
 
 St. Peter; Maurice B. Adams, Esq., 
 
 Archt. 
 SCHOOLS. 
 
 New Pupil Teachers’ Centre at 
 Barnsbury ; Additions to Olga Street 
 Schools ; for London School Board ; 
 Archt., T. J. Bailey, Esq. Two New 
 Board Schools, St. Albans; Archts., 
 Messrs. J. & S. F. Clarkson. New 
 Schools at Aldenham and Radlett; 
 Archt., Sir A. W. Blomfield, 
 
 FACTORIES. 
 
 New Printing and Lithographic 
 Works, &c., at St. Albans, for Messrs. 
 Orford Smith, Ltd.; Archt., G. P. 
 Smedley, Esq. New Printing Factory, 
 &ce., at St. Albans, for Smith’s Print- 
 ing and Publishing Agency; Archt., 
 T. Foster Woodman, Esq. New 
 Printing Factory at Willesden, for 
 Messrs. G. Philip & Son; Archts., 
 Messrs. Arding, Bond & Buzzard. 
 New Factory at Edmonton, for 
 Aerators, Ltd.; Archt., R. D. Oliver, 
 Esq. New Brush Factory at Apsley 
 End, for Messrs. G. B. Kent & Sons; 
 Archt., W. Campbell Jones, Esq. 
 
 HOTELS, SHOPS, &o. 
 
 Rebuilding Nos. 369, 371 and 373 
 Oxford St., and Nos. 35 and 36 South 
 Molton St., London; Archt., E. 
 Keynes Purchase, Esq. Rebuilding 
 Peahen Hotel, New Stables, Shops, 
 &c., London Road, St. Albans. 
 
 GAS WORKS. 
 
 New Retort House, &c., at St. 
 Albans Gas Works; Engineer, A. F. 
 Phillips, Esq. New Retort House, 
 &c., at Luton Gas Works; Engineer, 
 W. Rk. Phillips, Esq. New Retort 
 House, &c., at Hemel Hempstead 
 Gas Works; Engineer, A. F. Phillips, 
 
 sq. 
 ESTATE WORK, PRIVATE 
 RESIDENCES, &c. 
 Works at Aldenham, for Lord 
 Aldenham ; Archts., Messrs. Woodd 
 & Ainslie. Additions to Mansion, 
 Childwickbury, for Sir J. Blundell 
 Maple, Bart.; Archt., Col. Edis. 
 New Stud Farm and Estate Build- 
 ings, Childwickbury, for Sir J. 
 Blundell Maple, Bart. Alterations 
 and Additions at Moonhill, Cuck- 
 field, Sussex, for W. Lloyd, Esq.; 
 Archt., P. Morley Horder, Esq. 
 
 And numerous other works. 
 
 Savage, H., Verulam St. 
 
 Skelton, H. J., Lyndhurst, HatfieldRd. 
 Stanley, F. W., Worley Rd. 
 
 Vail & Shore, 58 Culver Rd. 
 
 SAWBRIDGEWORTH. 
 Burton, T. W. & Son 
 
 SOUTH MIMMS,. 
 Potter, J. 
 
 STANDON, Ware. 
 Chapman, C., High St. 
 
 STANSTEAD. 
 Hitch, G., High St. 
 Williams, H., High St. 
 
 STEVENAGE. 
 Austin, W., & Sons, Letchmore Green 
 Newton, F. 
 Shrouder & Matthews 
 Spratt, W. J., High St. 
 Toll, E., Green St. 
 
 TRING. 
 
 Fincher, H., Western Rd, 
 Honour, J., & Son, Akeman St. 
 Smith, E., & Son, Brook St. 
 
 WALTHAM CROSS. 
 Jennings & Grenfell, Freezywater 
 awrence, W., & Son, Canal Works 
 
 WARE, 
 Copsey, J., High Oak Rd. 
 Dewsbury, E., New Rd, 
 Hitch, F., High St. 
 Hunt, T., Baldock St, 
 
 Hertfordshire—continued. 
 
 WARESIDE, Ware. 
 Thake, W. 
 WATFORD. 
 
 Allen, C., Wiggenhall Rd. 
 Andrews & Sons, 140 High St. 
 Bracey & Clark, 129 Leavesden Rd. 
 
 CHARLES BRIGHTMAN. 
 BUILDER 
 
 AND 
 
 HOUSE DECORATOR, 
 WATFORD. 
 Established 1870. 
 
 Works recently executed : 
 Victoria Schools Watford; Chas. 
 
 P. Ayres, Esq., Archt. About 
 £ 10,000. 
 Isolation Hospital, Stanmor ; 
 J. A Webb, Esq., Archt. About 
 $7,000. 
 
 Congregational Church, Watford ; 
 Messrs. Gordon & Gunton, Archts. 
 About £7,000. 
 
 Wesleyan Chuich, London Road, 
 Norbury, Surrey; Messrs. Gordon 
 and Gunton, Archts. About £11,000. 
 
 Large Printing Works, Watford; 
 Messrs. Bartlett and Ross, Archts. 
 About £15,000. 
 
 Wesleyan Mission Hall, Bromley ; 
 Messrs. Gordon & Gunter, Archts. 
 About £11,000. 
 
 Wesleyan Church, Bushey, Herts ; 
 Messrs, Bell, Withers & Meredith, 
 Archts. About £6,000. 
 
 = 
 Brown, H., Whippendell Rd. 
 Clark Bros., Fearnley St. 
 Clifford & Gough 
 
 ESTABLISHED 1888. 
 
 JAMES DARVILL, 
 
 BUJLDER, CONTRACTOR, 
 and DECORATOR, 
 
 Nascot Street, WATFORD. 
 
 Works executed vecently include :— 
 
 Christ Church, Watford, Messrs. 
 Hudson and Hunt, Archts.; £6000. 
 Residences, Watford; W. Wallis 
 Baldwin, Esq., Archt.; £6,000. Resi- 
 dence, Abbots Langley; W. Wallis 
 Baldwin, Esq. Archt.; £3,600. 
 Residence ‘‘Nower Hill,’’ Pinner, 
 for A. Heal, Esq.; Cecil C. Brewer, 
 Esq., Archt.; £3,500. Printing 
 Works, Watford, for Messrs, Bem- 
 rose & Sons, Ltd.; Messrs. Douglas, 
 Matthews & Sons, Archts., £6,000. 
 
 Houses, Upton Road, Watford; 
 Cecil C. Brewer, Esq., Archts.; 
 £3,700. Drainage and Sanitary 
 
 Work, London Orphan Asylum, the 
 London Sanitary Protection Associa- 
 tion Engineer, £2,200. Drainage and 
 Sanitary Work at the Grove, for the 
 Right Hon. The Earl of Clarendon, 
 £850; Messrs, Newman & Blunt, 
 Archts. Additions to Busmess 
 premises, ‘‘8t. John’s House.’’ Clerk- 
 enwell, E.C., for Messrs. Gilbert and 
 Rivington, Ltd., publishers, £1,200. 
 Billiard Room “‘Inveresk,’’ Watford ; 
 Messrs. Gordon & Gunton, Archt. 
 Residence, ‘‘The Fives Court,’’ 
 Pinner, for Ambrose Heal, Esq., 
 jun., Cecil C. Brewer, Esq., Archt., 
 £1,750.; &c., &e., &e. 
 
 Nat. Telephone 0300 Watford. 
 Rabe 
 
 Eames, C., 33a Market St. 
 
 Goss, J. & J., Liverpool Rd. 
 
 Hutt, E., 148 Queen’s Rd. 
 
 Judge, W., 152 High St. 
 
 King, W., 41 Market St. 
 
 Longman, J., King St. 
 
 Murray, J. W., & Son, 186 St. 
 Albans Rd. 
 
 Rodwell, J., Bushey Hall Rd. 
 
 Saw, A. E. & C., Wippendell Rd. 
 
 Tennant, T., Langley Rd. 
 
 Turner, T. & Co. 
 
 WATERMAN, G. & J., 
 Builders and Contractors, 
 WATFORD. 
 
 Works executed include— 
 Houses, Bushey,for Prof.Herkomer, 
 R.A.; C. H. Rew, Esq., Archt. 
 Houses, Westfield Park, Pinner, for 
 T. F. Blackwell, Esq., J.P.; Messrs. 
 
 Roumieu & Aitchison, Archts. 
 
 Metropolitan Police Station, 
 Elstree; J.Butler,Esq.,F.R.I.B.A., 
 Archt. 
 
 Beechen Grove Baptist Chapel & 
 Lecture Hall, Watford; J.Wallis 
 Chapman, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Oxhey Church, Watford; W. H. 
 Syme, Esq., F.R.I.B.A., Archt, 
 Malting, for Messrs. Benskin & Co., 
 Watford; Messrs. A. Kinder & 
 
 Son, Archts, 
 
 House and Stabling, Woodcock 
 Hill, Elstree, for R. Warton, Esq., 
 T. E. Colleutt,Esq., F.R.I.B.A.,At. 
 
 House, Northwood, for A. Richard- 
 son, Esq., P. Leslie Waterhouse, 
 Esq., M.A., A.R.I.B.A., Archt, 
 
 House and Lodge, Harrow Weald 
 for John Dalton, Esq.; Arnold 
 Mitchell, Esq., F.R.1.B.A., Archt. 
 
 The Orchard, Sudbury Hill, Har- 
 row ; Arnold Mitchell, Esq.’s own 
 Residence. 
 
 Extensive Drainage and Sani- 
 tary Works at Aldenham Abbey, 
 near Watford, for J. Pierpont 
 Morgan, Esq.; Messrs. J. D.Wood 
 and Co., Sanitary Engineers. 
 
 House, Royston Park, Pinner, for 
 J. H. Shankland, Esq.; A. N. 
 Prentice, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Additions and Alterations, Caen 
 Wood Towers, Highgate, for Sir 
 C. F. Cory Wright; Geo. Ernest 
 Neild, Esq., Archt. 
 
 The Lawns, Chalfont, Bucks; Geo. 
 Ernest Nield, Esq.’s own Residence. 
 
 St. Paul’s Church. Bushey; 
 Austin Durst, Esq., M.A., Areht. 
 
 Additions and Alterations, 
 Churchill, Boxmoor, Herts, for 
 Edwd. A. Mitchell Innes, Esq., 
 Wm. Wallace, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Residence and Stables, Felden, 
 Boxmoor, for Dudley W. Buxton, 
 Esq., M.D., Arnold Mitchell, Esq., 
 F.R.1.B.A., Archt. 
 
 Residence, Rickmansworth, Edwd. 
 A. Peters, Esq., F.R.C.S., Arnold 
 Mitchell, Esq , F.R.I.B.A., Archt. 
 
 Houses, Bushey Hall and Alden- 
 ham Road, Bushey ; Austin Durst, 
 Esq., M.A., Archt. 
 
 Watkins, H. B., Bruce Grove 
 Wiggs, G., 92 St. Albans Rd. 
 
 WHEATHAMSTEAD. 
 Owen, J. F., Gastard Wood 
 
 Huntin edonshire. 
 
 BRAMPTON. 
 Allen, M. J., & Son 
 
 BUCKDEN. 
 Page, G., & Son 
 
 ELLINGTON. 
 Francis, J. 
 GODMANCHESTER 
 Ashby, W. (Mason) 
 HUNTINGDON. 
 Howard, W., Hartford Rd. 
 Peacock, W., & Sons, 155 High St. 
 Thackray & Co., Ltd. 
 RAMSEY. 
 
 Bateman, A. J. 
 Negus, W. Newtown 
 
 ST. IVES. 
 Giddings, F., North Rd. 
 Saint, J., & Sons, Crown St. 
 Skeeles Bros., East St. 
 
 SHAVE OTS. 
 
 Ashley, H., rr East St. (Mason) 
 Edey & Son, New St. 
 Linford, J., & Son, Russell St. 
 Osborne, 8., Eaton Ford 
 Wade, W., The Ford 
 Wrycroft, G.,& Sons,Huntingdon St, 
 
 SOMERSHAM., 
 Canham, N. 
 
 WARBOYS. 
 Allpress, H., High St, 
 
380 BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 Isle of Man. Isle of Wight. Kent—continued. 
 continued, 
 
 ANDREAS. 
 
 Craine, T., Ballaclucas 
 Harrison, W., Ballaclucas 
 
 BALLAUGH, 
 Corlett, W., Laurel Cottage (Joiner) 
 
 CASTLETOWN. 
 
 Canwell & Blackburn 
 
 Cooper, J. 
 
 Corrin, }. W., 17 College Green 
 Stowell, R. & J. 
 
 DOUGLAS. 
 
 Callow, F., Palatine Rd. 
 Carine, M., Auckland Grove 
 Cain, J., Circular Rd. 
 
 Clarke, D., Peveril House 
 Corlett, R., 3 Woodland Terrace 
 Cowle, J., & Son, St. George’s St. 
 Craine, J. 
 
 Douglas, AF E., 9 Woodbourne Sq. 
 Douglas, R. F., Brunswick Rd. 
 Fargher, W. J., 6 Park Rd. 
 Forrest, F., Woodburn Rd. 
 
 Gill, A., Little Switzerland 
 
 Kaye, A. G.. 31 Castle St. 
 Preston, G., Head Rd. 
 KIRK MICHAEL. 
 Kelley, D., & Son 
 LAXEY. 
 Corlett, R. 
 PEEL. 
 
 Anderson, D., Parade 
 Craine, T., 8 Orry Lane 
 Crowe, F., Christian Rd. 
 
 RAMSEY. 
 Callow, J., Coburg Rd. 
 Callow, J., & Son, West Quay 
 
 Callow, W., Waterloo Rd. (Mason) 
 Christian, E., Parliament Sq.(Mason) 
 Corkhill, R. G., Derby Rd. 
 Corrin, R. E., Brough Hill Rd. 
 Lavery, R., & Sons, Parliament St. 
 (Plumbers, Painters, and Glaziers) 
 Mills, W., Market Pl. (Painter, &c.) 
 Radcliffe, T., Christian Rd. 
 Skillicorn & Co., Parliament St. 
 (Painters, Glaziers, &c.) 
 
 Isle of Wight. 
 
 BINSTE AD, 
 James; E., Glenroy 
 
 owe, E 
 
 BONCHURCH. 
 Day, D., & Sons 
 Jolliffe, T. G. & W. 
 BRADING, 
 
 Jacobs, W., The Mall 
 Simmonds, W. & H. 
 Wheeler, W., Station Rd. 
 
 CALBOURNE. 
 Long, F. T. 
 CHALE. 
 Linnington, J., & Sons, Halls 
 
 COLWELL BAY. 
 Wheeler, W. 
 
 COWES, East. 
 Brading, W. H., & Son 
 
 COWES, West. 
 
 J. BALL & SON 
 
 Victoria Road, 
 COWES. 
 
 Established 1853. 
 
 CONTRACTORS TO 
 War Office, 
 Admiralty, 
 H.M. Prisons, 
 H.M. Office of Works, 
 Ecclesiastic Work, 
 
 &c., &c. 
 
 Telegrams: BALL, COWES. 
 Telephone: No. 0495. 
 
 Beere, J., & Sons, Bernard Rd. 
 Brown, J., Beckford Rd. 
 
 Day, H. E., Tennyson Rd. 
 Gates, G., York St. 
 
 Meader, J., Balmoral House 
 Morris Bros., Park Rd. 
 Tarrant, E., Beckford Rd. 
 Thomas, W. G., Union Rd. 
 Upward, C, R., Market Hill 
 
 FRESHWATER, 
 
 Denham & Jenvey, Norton G 
 Gould, J., Poun ‘: reen Nips 
 Medway, R. D., Church Works 
 Paul, W. H., Clovelly Works 
 
 NEWPORT. 
 Damp, H. & F., 61 Pyle St. 
 Groundsell, G. Y., 29 Lugley St. 
 Jenkins, T. & E. W. (see Advt.) 
 Quinton, G. F., 1 Carisbrooke Rd. 
 Scott, H., Mount Pleasant Rd. 
 
 NITON. 
 Colenutt, S. 
 
 Cotton, G. F., Hillside 
 Creeth, W. E. & E. 
 
 RYDE. 
 Barton, I., High St. 
 Hayden, E. 
 James, O., Well St. 
 Langdon, C., Player St. 
 Newman, M. A., & Co., Anglesea St. 
 Osborne, E. R., Union St. 
 Wheeler Bros., St. John’s Rd. 
 Whitewood, J., George St. 
 
 SANDOWN. 
 
 Attrill, H., ‘‘ Belmont” 
 
 Brown & Corney, Station Avenue 
 Moorman, L. A., Lake St. 
 Payne, J. W., Carter St. 
 
 SEA VIEW. 
 Matthews, H. E. 
 
 SHANKLIN. 
 
 Cooper, F. & Co., Grange Rd. 
 Hayles, G., Wilton Rd. 
 Miller, J., North Rd. 
 
 White, J., Wilton Rd. 
 
 TOTLAND BAY. 
 
 Downer, W. 
 Paul, W. H. 
 
 VENTNOR. 
 
 Brading, T., Grove Rd. 
 Daish, A., Belgrave Rd. 
 Harvey, J., Grove Rd. 
 Ingram, H., & Sons, Albert St. 
 Rousell, J., High St. 
 
 Sims, A., Trinity View 
 Webber, J., & Son, The Grove 
 
 WROXALL, 
 Linington, H. 
 Wallis, J. 
 
 YARMOUTH, 
 Salter, F. S, 
 
 T. & E. W. JENKINS, 
 Late Thomas Fenkins, 
 BulLpers & CONTRACTORS, 
 
 49 UPPER ST. JAMES’S ST., 
 Newport, Isle of Wight. 
 
 Telegrams—Jenkins, Newport, Wight: 
 Telephone No. 101 Y. 
 Works executed include— 
 
 Additions and Alterations, Grant- 
 ham Lodge, for the late John 
 Gretton, Esq. New Wing, Coach 
 House, Stables, Dairy, &c., to Oak- 
 field, Wootton Common, for the 
 late T. C. Clarke, Esq., F.R.I.B.A. 
 New Roof and Renovation of Shal- 
 fleet Church ; thelate W.T. Stratton, 
 Esq., Archt. Residence, Totland 
 Bay, for T. Aitken, Esq.; the late 
 Ernest Turner, Esq., F.R.I.B.A. 
 New Board Schools, Hunny Hill, 
 Newport. Messrs. Stratton and 
 Millgate, Archts. New Board Schools, 
 Barton’s Village, Newport; Mr. K. 
 A. Swane, Archt. National & Pro- 
 vincial Bank, Newport; the late J. 
 Gibson, Esq., F.R.I.B.A. New Roof, 
 &c., Shorwell Church; P. G. Stone, 
 Esq., F.S.A., Archt. Mission Hall, 
 Newport, for S. Peters, Esq. ; Mr. E. 
 A. Swane, Archt. The Seamen’s 
 Almshouses, East Cowes; Messrs. 
 Somers Clarke and Micklewaithe, 
 F.R.1.B.A., F.S.A., Archts. Resi- 
 dence, Ryde, for Major Murray; S. 
 Salter, Esq., F.R.I.B.A., Archt. 
 Residence, Ryde, for Lieut.-Colonel 
 
 urra, Messrs. Newman and 
 Cocks, Archts. Alterations to Nettle- 
 stone House, for T. O’Hagon, Esq. ; 
 J. W. Walmisley, Esq., F.R.I.B.A., 
 Archt. Residence, ootton Com- 
 mon, for Canon Phillips; Messrs. 
 T. C. Clarke & Son, Archts. Swan 
 Hotel, Newport; W. West, Esq., 
 Archt. New Residence, Brighstone, 
 I.W.; W. C. Street, Esq., F.R.I. 
 B.A., F.S.1., Archt. Restoration 
 Works at Carisbrooke Castle, for 
 H.M. Office of Works. Alterations 
 to “‘ Westcliff,’’ Bembridge, I. W., 
 for Captain Davenport; Paxtor 
 Watson Esq., A.R.1.B.A., Archt. 
 
 Recent Works : Pavilion, Entrance 
 Lodge and Gates to Recreation 
 Ground, for the Corporation of New- 
 port, I.W.; Messrs. Lemon and 
 Blizard, Archts. New Residence at 
 Shorwell, I.W., for R. Way, Esq.; 
 P. G. Stone, Esq., F.R.1.B.A., 
 ¥.8.A., Archt. Free Library and 
 Technical Institute, for I.W. County 
 Council; W. V. Gough, Esq., Archt. 
 Additions to ‘‘ Bellecroft,’’ Newport, 
 I.W., for the late William Russell 
 Cooke, Esq.; P. G. Stone, Esq., 
 F.R.I.B.A., F.S.A., Archt.  Alter- 
 ations Osborne House, for H.M. Office 
 of Works. Alterations & Additions 
 I. W. Infirmary and County Hospi- 
 tal; T. W. Cutler, Esq., F.R.I.B.A., 
 F. San. I.; New Coast Guard Build- 
 ings, Sea View, I.W., for the Lords 
 Commissioners of the Admiralty. 
 Alterations and Additions to ‘‘The 
 Grange,’’ near Newport, I.W., for 
 E. C. Langton, Hsq.;: Messrs. 
 Stratton & Millgate, Archts. Alter- 
 ations and additions to ‘‘North- 
 court,’’ Shorwell, for Mrs. Disney 
 Leith ; P. G. Stone, Esq.,F.R.I.B.A., 
 F.8.A., Archt. Restoration Caris- 
 brooke Church Tower; Edward J. 
 Prior, Esq., F.S.A., Archt. 
 
 In Progress: Residence, Fish- 
 bourne, for Gordon Sinden, Esq., 
 E. Morley Horder, Esq.,F.R.I.B.A., 
 Archt. Bible Christian Chapel, 
 Gunviille; 8. Tomkins, Esq., Archt, 
 
 Kent. 
 
 ABBEY WOOD. 
 White, T. P., Abbey Rd. 
 
 ASH, Dover. 
 Brisley, Bros. 
 
 ASHFORD. 
 Baker, W., & Co. see Advt.) 
 
 W. BAKER & 6O., 
 
 BUILDERS, 
 CONTRACTORS, 
 DECORATORS, 
 
 AND 
 
 UNDERTAKERS, 
 Ashford, Kent. 
 
 ESTABLISHED 
 
 UPWARDS OF 
 TWENTY YEARS. 
 
 Works Executed, Various, 
 including Eccclesiastic, 
 Public & Pynwate. 
 
 REPAIRS IN ALL BRANCHES. 
 ETA 
 Bowles, E. J., Christchurch Rd 
 
 pps, C. I. 
 Howland, C., North St. 
 
 HENRY KNOCK, 
 
 Builder & Contractor, 
 ASHFORD, KENT. 
 
 Established over a Quarter of a 
 Century. 
 
 Works recently executed for the 
 following Architects : 
 
 Messrs. Chancellor & Son 
 Messrs. Denton, Bailey, Son, and 
 Lawford 
 
 Langton Dennis, Esq. 
 
 Messrs. W. Eve & Son 
 
 Messrs. Ernest George & Yeates 
 Messrs. Evans & Son 
 
 Banister F. Fletcher, Esq. 
 Thurlow Finn, Esq. 
 
 George Friend, Esq. 
 
 W. Duval Goodwin, Esq. 
 
 G. Hornblower, Esq. 
 
 W. J. Jennings, Esq. 
 
 Messrs. Jeffery & Lacey 
 
 Thos. Kissack, Esq. 
 
 Chas. E. Mercer, Esq. 
 
 A. Willmer Pocock, Esq. 
 
 E. Pover, Esq. 
 
 Alex. R. Stenning, Esq. 
 
 The late F. W. Tasker, Esq. 
 
 BECKENHAM. 
 Copeland, H., & Son, 9 Bromley Rd. 
 Graham, T., & Co., Church Hiil 
 Green, F. W., 62 Beckenham Rd. 
 Jacob, F., Avenue Rd. 
 
 ge & Andrews, Crescent Works 
 ick, G. J., 10 Bromley Rd. 
 Palmer, E. R., 17 Wickham Rd. 
 Syme & Duncan, 22 Blakeney Rd. 
 
 BELVEDERE, 
 Chandler, H. E. 
 
 BEXLEY. 
 
 Elms, A. G., High St. + 
 Green, T. B., & Co., 8 Oxford Place 
 Lucas, G. W., High St. 
 
 BEXLEY HEATH. 
 
 Butler, R. & J., The Broadway 
 Clark, A., Broadway 
 
 Ellingham, J., & Sons, The Broadway 
 Smith, W. & A., Chapel Rd. 
 
 BICKLEY. 
 Treasure Bros., 1 Blenheim Rd. 
 BIRCHINGTON-ON-SEA. 
 Pettman, G. H. & Sons 
 Wing, A., Station Rd. , 
 BIRLING, Mazdstone. 
 Bishop, W. J., Birling Rd. 
 
 ii hi 
 
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 381 
 
 Kent—continued. 
 
 BRASTED. 
 Capell, Vy C., Toys Hill 
 Durtnell, R., & Sons 
 
 BOUGHTON MONCHELSEA. 
 
 JAMES WOOD & SONS, 
 
 Gcclesiastical, Residential, 
 Horticulturae, 
 
 And General Wuilders and 
 Gontractors, 
 
 STEAM SAW MILLS AND 
 JOINERY WORKS, 
 
 BOUGHTON MONCHELSEA, 
 
 Near Maidstone, 
 
 KENT. 
 
 List of Contracts carried out : 
 CHURCHES— 
 
 Boughton Monchelsea, Kent. 
 
 Headcorn, Kent. 
 
 Loose, Kent. 
 
 East Sutton, Kent. 
 
 Sutton Valence, Kent. 
 
 Chart, Sutton, Kent. 
 
 Egerton, Kent. 
 
 Hucking, Kent. 
 
 Bicknor, Kent. 
 
 Mission Church, Boughton Mon- 
 chelsea. 
 
 Rosherville Church, Gravesend. 
 
 Blindley Heath Church, Surrey. 
 
 New Mission Church, Godstone, 
 
 Surrey. 
 
 Baptist Chapel, Loose, Kent. 
 
 Detling Church, Kent. 
 
 Ragstone Masonary for East Far- 
 leigh and Ashford Churches, Kent. 
 
 Ragstone Work for New Roman 
 Catholic Church, Stamford Hill, 
 London. ; 
 
 Ragstone Work for New Church 
 at Dorking. 
 
 Ragstone Work for New London 
 and County Bank, Chatham, 
 
 Ragstone Work for New Bank at 
 Margate, &e., &c., &e. 
 
 Conservatory and Vineries, Hast 
 Sutton Park, Sir Robert Filmer, 
 Bart. 
 
 Conservatory & Vineries , Marden, 
 for A. Campbell, Esq. 
 
 Conservatory & Vineries, Wierton, 
 Boughton Monchelsea. H. G. 
 Kleinwort, Esq. 
 
 Conservatory & Vineries, Marden, 
 for Lord Magheramorne, 
 
 Winter Gardens at Gennings, 
 Hunton, for J. Bazley White, Esq. 
 
 RESIDENTIAL WORKS— 
 Enlargement at Wierton House, 
 Boughton Monchelsea. 
 New House at Wrotham, for 
 Tidman & Sons, Architects. 
 Additions to House, at Rumwood, 
 Maidstone, for W. S. Forster, Esq. 
 
 Redheugh, Sutton Valence, for 
 
 Col. Elliott. 
 
 Park House, Marden, for Lord 
 Magheramorne. 
 
 Chantry Place, Marden, for 
 E. A. D. White, Esq. 
 
 Restoration of Husheath Manor, 
 Staplehurst. 
 
 PUBLIC & PRIVATE WORKS— 
 
 New Convalescent Home, Cran- 
 brook, for Passmore Edwards, Esq. 
 
 Additions to Sutton Valence Gram- 
 mar School, for Clothworkers’ Com- 
 pany. 
 
 New Gymnasium and Sanatorium 
 for Clothworkers’ Company. 
 
 New Gas Works at New Romney. 
 
 Additions to Schools at Ashford, 
 Kent. 
 
 Additions to Schools, East Sutton, 
 Kent. 
 
 Additions to Schools,Chart Sutton. 
 
 Additions to Schools, Boughton 
 Monchelsea. 
 
 New Institute, Langley, Kent. 
 
 SANITARY & DRAINAGE WKS. 
 Entirely New ODrainage and 
 Sanitary Works to Clothworkers’ 
 Schools, Sutton Valence. 
 Ditto, with Sewage Outfall and 
 Septic Tanks, at Linton Park 
 Mansion, for F. S. W. Cornwallis, 
 
 Esq. 
 Ditto, to West Malling Union. 
 
 JAMES WOOD & SONS— 
 continued. 
 
 Ditto, to East Sutton Park 
 Mansion. 
 
 Ditto, to Wierton Park Mansion. 
 
 Ditto, to Wierton Grange Mansion. 
 
 New Drainage and Sewage Outfall 
 and Model Farm Buildings at 
 Tongswood, Hawkhurst, Kent. 
 
 New Model Farm Buildings at 
 Wierton Farm and Amberfield 
 Estates, for H. G. Kleinwort, Esq. 
 
 New Administrative Blocks of 
 Buildings at West Malling Union. 
 
 ARCHITECTS, ETC., FOR RE- 
 FERENCES— 
 
 G. Friend, Esq., Maidstone. 
 
 H. Bensted, Esq., Maidstone. 
 
 Ruck & Smith, Maidstone. 
 
 W. & C. Bassett-Smith, Adam St., 
 Adelphi. 
 
 H. Porter, Esq., 16, Russell Square, 
 London, W.C. 
 
 Sir A. Blomfield & Son, 6, Mon- 
 tague Place, Baker Street. 
 
 Chas. Grieve, Esq., Lamb's Bdgs., 
 Temple. 
 
 W. D. Caroé, Esq., Whitehall 
 Place, London. 
 
 E. C, Frere, Esq., Lincoln’s Inn 
 Fields, London. 
 
 Hon, A. McGarel Hogg, Lincoln’s 
 Inn Fields, London. 
 
 A. J. Style, Esq., Victoria Street, 
 Westminster. 
 
 Tidman & Sons, Victoria Street, 
 Westminster. 
 
 Jeffery & Lacey, Ashford, Kent. 
 
 E, B. Ellis, Esq.,Fenchurch Street, 
 London. 
 
 Winch & Sons, Estate Agents, 
 Cranbrook. 
 
 E, H. Kenderdine, Esq., Queen 
 Anne’s Gate, Earl Romney Estate, 
 Westminster. 
 
 Geo. Champion, Esq., Cornwallis 
 Estate, Linton, Maidstone. 
 
 Geo. Smith, Esq., Estate Agent, 
 Boughton Monchelsea. 
 
 Messrs. Chart, Sons, & Reading, 
 Archts., Croydon. 
 
 J. S. Heron, Esq.. 24 Lawrence 
 Lane, Cheapside, E.C. 
 
 BROADSTAIRS. 
 Blackburn, W. S., 1 John St. 
 Brown, E., 17 Alexandra Rd. 
 Goodburn, H., Clarendon Rd. 
 
 ‘JOHN T. MAY, 
 
 Builder, Contractor, Decorator, 
 Sanitary Engineer, and 
 Brickmaker, 
 
 26 ALBION STREET, 
 BROADSTAIRS. 
 
 Workshops - - HicH STREET. 
 
 Works executed tnclude— 
 
 Victoria Gardens, £4,000; Carlton 
 Hotel, £2,500; G. Graham Tucker, 
 Esq., Archt., Ramsgate. Four Resi- 
 dences on North Foreland Estate, 
 £5,000; Messrs. Francis Chambers, 
 & Son, Archts., 11a College Hill, 
 E.C. Bungalow, North Foreland, 
 £1,200; EE. Moodey, Esq., Archt., 
 Broadstairs. Girls’ and Infants’ 
 School, St. Peter’s, Thanet, £2,800; 
 
 . E. Newberry, Esq., 21 Queen 
 Anne’s Gate, S.W., and H. B. Lang- 
 ham, Esq., Ramsgate, Joint Archts. 
 Alterations to Boys’ School, St. 
 Peter’s, £1,200; H.B.Langham, Esq., 
 Archt. New Wing to St. Peter’s 
 Orphanage and Convalescent Home, 
 £600; A. J. Style, Esq., Archt., 
 3 Victoria Street, S.W. “ Elmwood,” 
 St. Peter’s, Billiard Room, Stables 
 and Coach House for Lord 
 Northcliffe; Rebuilding Old Callis 
 Grange, St. Peter’s, for N. B. 
 Garstin, Esq. Alterations and 
 additions to Callis Court House; 
 Ernest Flint, Esq., Archt., 80 Cole- 
 man Street, E.C. Stone Farm 
 House; Chas. Reeve, Esq., Archt., 
 Margate; Villa Residence, St. 
 Peter’s, for B. Beach, Esq., £2,200 ; 
 E. E. Moodey, Esq., Arch., Broad- 
 stairs. Villa Residence, for T. B. 
 Robinson, Esq., £1,800; Chas, 
 Reeve, Esq., Archt., Margate. Re- 
 modelling and Re-roofing to ‘‘ West- 
 cliffe,’’ Broadstairs, for ‘I. Pockling- 
 ton, Esq., £2,000; G. Hamblin Fox, 
 
 Kent—continued. 
 
 JOHN T. MAY—continued. 
 
 Esgq., Archt., 9 John St., W.C. Two 
 New Shops, High St., Broadstairs, 
 for Jacob Lewis, Esq., Margate, 
 £890; Chas. Reeve, Esq., Archt., 
 Grosvenor Place, Margate. New 
 Villa, St. Peter’s Rd., Broadstairs, 
 for Miss Marshall, Stanmore Villa, 
 Broadstairs; £850. Re-draining 
 Dane Court, under Messrs. Rogers, 
 Field & Bean, Civil Engineers, 124, 
 Victoria St., Westminster, S.W. 
 
 Northover, W. H., John St. 
 Price Bros., Prospect Place 
 
 BROMLEY. 
 Arnaud, J. C., & Son, 149 High St. 
 Crossley, T., & Son 
 Duthoit, F. P., Westmoreland Rd. 
 Evans, L., 84 College Rd. 
 Graty, T. D., 3 East St. 
 Haywood & Reeves, Mason’s Hill 
 Hill & Gurr, West St. 
 Lowe, R. A., Tylney Rd. 
 Payne, D., 111 High St. 
 Podger, J., & Son, College Rd. 
 
 Smith, W., & Sons, Gravel Rd., 
 Bromley Common 
 BURHAM. 
 George, R. 
 CANTERBURY. 
 W. J. ADCOCK, 
 CONTRACTOR, 
 CANTERBURY. 
 
 Among the important works 
 executed are the followzng : 
 GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS. 
 Reigate Hill, Fort W.D. 
 New Forts, Westerham Hill. 
 New Coastguard Station, Dunge- 
 ness, No. 2 Battery. 
 Officers’ Quarters, Inkerman Bar- 
 racks, Woking. 
 East Tilbury, Battery and Forts. 
 Drainage Cavalry Barracks, Can- 
 terbury and Shorncliffe Camps. 
 BREWERIES. 
 Alterations and additions, Star 
 Brewery, Canterbury, 
 Alterations and additions, Phoenix 
 Brewery, Dover. 
 
 HOTELS, &c. 
 Metropole Hotel, Folkestone, 
 £54,000. 
 Granville Hotel, Ramsgate, 
 £48,500. 
 
 Queen’s Hotel, Herne Bay. 
 
 White Lion Hotel, Cheriton, 
 Folkestone. 
 
 CHURCHES. 
 
 Additions, including seating, Holy 
 Trinity Church, Margate, £13,000. 
 
 Restoration Parapets, St.George’s 
 Church, Ramsgate. 
 
 Restoration, St. Mary’s Church, 
 Dover. 
 
 Restoration, Ickham Church near 
 Dover. 
 
 SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. 
 
 New Junior School, St. Edmund’s 
 School, Northdown Hill School, 
 Cliftonville, Margate. 
 
 Reconstructional Works, St. 
 Augustine’s College, Canterbury. 
 
 MANSIONS, &c. 
 
 Kingswalden Bury, Herts, £ 26,800. 
 
 Canterbury Lunatic Asylum, 
 £40,000. 
 
 Alterations and additions to High- 
 ham, Canterbury, £8,000. 
 
 New Buildings,Queenboro’ Copper 
 Co. 
 
 New Septic Tank Drainage 
 Works for Harbledown Parish, 
 Canterbury. 
 
 BANKS. 
 New London and County Bank, 
 Chatham. 
 Union of London and Smith’s 
 Bank, Canterbury. 
 
 Bateman, H. W., St. Dunstan’s St. 
 Belsey, H. J., 43 Norman Rd. 
 Brewster, A. J., 12 St. Peter’s St. 
 Browning, G. (see Advt.) 
 
 Cozens (see Adyt.) 
 
 Dadds, J., Beer Cart Lane 
 
 Gaskin, H., Victoria Rd. 
 
 Gentry, F. T., 44 Broad St. 
 
 Harris, W. R., 112 Northgate St. 
 Mount, C., 48 St. Dunstan’s 
 
 HENRY BELL WILSON, 
 
 Established over 100 Years, 
 BUILDER & CONTRACTOR, 
 Steam Saw & Fotnery Mills, 
 General Stone Mason, 
 
 [ CANTERBURY. J== 
 
 Works tnclude— 
 Underground Convenience for the 
 Canterbury Corporation. 
 Roman Catholic Schools, Canter- 
 
 bury (43,500). 
 Billiard Room and Renovation of 
 
 Private Residence, Bourne Park, 
 
 | Bishopsbourne. 
 
 Engine and Boiler House, Shaft, 
 Engineer’s Residence, and 4 Cot- 
 tages for the Margate Corporation 
 New Waterworks (£10,000). 
 
 Renovation of Residence and New 
 Stabling for the Rev. Dr. Moore, 
 Cathedral Precincts, Canterbury. 
 
 Drainage System & Sanitary Work, 
 Junior King’s School, Canterbury. 
 
 Additional Wing, Simon Langton 
 Schools, Canterbury (£5,000). 
 
 Coastguard Station for Admiralty, 
 Rye, Sussex (£2,400). 
 
 OZENS, 
 
 ontractor, 
 anterbury. 
 
 Works executed include— 
 
 Schools, Laboratories, Gym- 
 nasiums, Parish Rooms, Tan- 
 
 _nery Buildings, Depositories, 
 
 Hospitals, Official Quarters, 
 Farm Buildings, Villas, Shop 
 Fronts, Sanitary Arrangements 
 and New Drainage to Colleges, 
 Unions, and Public Buildings, 
 under various Architects, Sur- 
 veyors, and Engineers. 
 
 Parker, J., Black Griffin Lane 
 Sturry Building Co., Ltd., Sturry 
 Wiltshire, G., 13 St. John’s Lane 
 Wiltshire, J. E., Stour St. 
 
 CHARLTON. 
 
 Carter, G.,5 Clifton Villas, Lt. Heath 
 Dodd, W. G., Antigallican Yard 
 Grant, F., The Village 
 
 Purton & Johnson, Woolwich Rd. 
 Sanford, J. B., & Co., Woodland Ter. 
 Tamsett & Co., The Village 
 
 CHATHAM. 
 Clother, G., & Son, 19 Fair Row 
 Skinner, C. E., Railway St. 
 Warner, — The Brook 
 
 CHISLEHURST. 
 Lowe, R. A. (see Advt. on next 
 
 page) 
 Otway, J., Mead House Estate 
 White, B. J., & Son, Camden Ter., 
 Chislehurst West 
 
 CRANBROOK. 
 Marshall, F., & Son, High St. 
 
 CROCKENAILL, Swanley Func: 
 Everest Bros., The Village 
 
 DARTFORD. 
 
 Blay, W. F. (see Advt. on next page) 
 Ellingham, J. & Sons, Spital St. 
 Hewett, E. W., St. Albans Rd. 
 
 Dees 
 Cotten, G. B., New St. 
 Denne, G. H. & Son (see Advt. on 
 next page) 
 Hayward,J.G.,&Son, Wellington Rd. 
 Wise, J. J. (see Advt. on next page) 
 
 DOVER. 
 Adcock, W. J., Ladywell 
 Austen & Lewis, 17 Randolph Gdns. 
 Beaufoy, C. E., 35 High St. 
 Bromley, W., Charlton Green 
 
382 
 
 BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 Kent—continued. 
 
 /BUILDER & CONTRACTOR, 
 Chislehurst. 
 | Works executed include— 
 
 | Chislehurst—Addition to ‘Chure- 
 hill,’ Sir Aston Webb,R.A.,Archt. 
 Cookham Dene; Sir Aston Webb, 
 R.A., Archt. Mansion, “ Holly 
 |  Bowers,’”’ £9,000; G. Lethbridge, 
 Esq., Archt. Mansion, ‘‘ Braken- 
 side,” £6,000; G. Lethbridge,Esq., 
 | Archt. 
 Bickley—‘‘ Gordon Lodge,” Messrs. 
 Hudson & Booth, Archts. 
 Mottingham—“ The Grange” (addi- 
 tions) ; Messrs. Joseph & Smith- 
 em, Archts. 
 Bromley—Additions to ‘‘ Aveley,” 
 SirArthurBlomfield & Sons,Archts. 
 | London—Additions & decorations to 
 11 Kensington Palace Gardens, 
 £8,400; Chas. Bell, Esq., Archt. 
 
 | Bickley— Addition to ‘‘Coombe Lea;”’ 
 
 H. A. Pelly, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Poplar—New Clergy House, Follett 
 St. ; Messrs. Clarkson, Archts. 
 
 Bickley—New Villas, Southborough 
 Road and Shawfield Park; Messrs. 
 Tapp & Jones, Archts. New Semi- 
 detached Villas, Shawfield Park; 
 B. W. Adkin, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Sunbridge Park Estate—New villa 
 for Sir Samuel Scott, Bart.; Peter 
 Dollar, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Shops & Flats, High Street Improve- 
 ment,Bromley,Kent, £10,000; Allan 
 Stuart, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Additions, Farnborough Church, W. 
 D. Carée, Esq., M.A., Archt. 
 
 | Additions, Bermondsey Town Hall, 
 
 | RJ. Angel, Esq., A.M.I.C.E. 
 
 | Business Premises, Rye Lane, Peck- 
 ham, H.C., £5,000; Allan Stuart, 
 Esq., Archt. 
 
 Vicarage, Sidcup: W. D. Carée, 
 Esq., M.A., Archt., £2,500. 
 
 Warehouses and Stores for Sapon, 
 Ltd., Cubitt Town. 
 
 New Residence at Sundridge Park, 
 
 Bromley; T. P. Figgis, Esq., 
 F.R.1I.B.A., Archt., £2,500. 
 EARS COMA 
 
 Win. F. Blay, 
 Builder, 
 
 DARTFORD 
 
 NAT. TELEPHONE, 8 DARTFORD, 
 
 P.O. TeterHONe, 18 DARTFORD, 
 
 Chamberlain, A. T., 23 Castle St. 
 Grigg, W. H., 14 Worthington’s St. 
 
 Hayward & Paramor, 320 LondonRd. 
 
 Jackson, W., Heathfield Avenue 
 Lewis, G. & Sons, Wedred Rd. 
 Lewis, W. G., 5 Cranbrook Villas 
 Munro, G., Union Rd. 
 
 Parsons, J., Beaconsfield Rd. 
 
 DYMCHURCH, Folkestone. 
 Wraight Bros. 
 
 ELASTCHURCH, Sheerness. 
 Bligh, J. R. 
 
 EDENBRIDGE. 
 
 Goodwin Bros., High St. 
 Langridge, P. W., Station Rd. 
 Leigh, F. & H., High St. 
 West, J. L., Lingfield Rd. 
 
 ROBERT A. LOWE, | 
 
 'G. H. DENNE & SON, 
 
 Builders & Contractors, 
 
 DEAL. 
 
 Telegrams :—‘‘ Dennes, Contractors» 
 Deal.”’ 
 Telephone :—16 Deal. 
 
 Recent Works include :— 
 General Hospital, Walmer Bar- 
 racks. Director of Works, Admiralty 
 £ 26,000. 
 Additions to the Royal Asylum 
 for the Deaf and Dumb; Messrs. 
 
 Ven Pe Se Jeo Cutts sArchts.. 
 £14,000. 
 | Carnegie Library, Ramsgate ; 
 |S. D. Adshead, Esq., Archt., 
 £6,700. 
 
 | _ Morley House ConvalescentHome, 
 
 St. Margaret’s; G. D. Stevenson, 
 
 Esq., Archt., £11,000. 
 
 Royal Sailors’ Rest, Ramsgate; 
 
 Messrs. A. R. Pite & Sons, Archts., 
 | £5400. 
 | Tower Block at South Eastern 
 
 College, Ramsgate; Messrs. T. B. 
 | Whinney and W.T. Stock, Archts., 
 | £7,000. 
 
 Additions to St. Edmund’s School, 
 Canterbury; Sir A. Blomfield and 
 Sons, Archts., £3,000. 
 
 New Augustinian Convent, West- 
 
 ate-on-Sea; F. A. Walters, Esq., 
 
 rcht., £20,000, 
 
 Mortuary Chapel and other Works 
 at the Royal Sea Bathing Hospital, 
 Margate; Messrs. J. Oldrid Scott 
 and Sons, Archts. 
 
 Residence, St. Margaret’s Bay; 
 
 Messrs. T. Dinwiddy & Sons, Archts 
 
 Kent—continued. 
 
 J. J. Wise, 
 
 Ecclesiastical and 
 General Builder, 
 and Contractor, . 
 
 * DEAL, 
 
 AND AT 
 
 WALMER AND WINCHESTER 
 
 ESTABLISHED 1790. 
 
 Recent Works :— 
 
 Extension Chartham Asylum, 
 £40,000. S. E. Hotel, Deal, £25,000. 
 First Portion Canterbury Asylum, 
 £13,000. Buckmaster Convalescent 
 Home, £13,000. Additions Wye 
 College, £10,000. Charlton Church, 
 £11,000. Vine Hospital, Sevenoaks, 
 £8,000. County Hotel, Canterbury, 
 £10,000. Cottage Homes, Manstone, 
 £8,000. Artizan’s Dwellings, Dept- 
 ford and Bermondsey, £12,000. The 
 Great Screen, St. John the Baptist, 
 Kensington, Cloisters, St. Mary of 
 Nazareth, Edgware. Queen’s Head, 
 Ramsgate. Croydon County Court 
 Fittings, Church at Wembley. 
 
 References to the leading Archi- 
 tects in London and the Provinces. 
 
 ERITH. 
 Friday & Ling (see Advt.) 
 Gunning, H., & Sons, Park Crescent 
 Wiles, S. & Son, Pembroke Rd. 
 
 FARNBOROUGH, S.O. 
 Owen, W. 
 FARNINGHAM. 
 Marchant, H. 
 
 FAVERSHAM. 
 Brenchley, E. B., Athelstan Rd. 
 Dawson, W. G., 40 Ospringe Rd. 
 Fuller & Reeve, Boughton, near 
 Fuller, E., & Sons, Stone St. 
 Johnson, G., Newton Rd. 
 
 FRIDAY & LING 
 
 Builders & Contractors, 
 15 NURSERY, 
 
 NORTHEND, ERITH 
 
 List of Works executed :— 
 
 Northend Schools, Crayford, Kent, 
 for Kent Educational Committee; 
 ALCHi iGo iu.) Morzany Psqe 143 
 Cannon St.,London,contract, £5,500. 
 Harrow Beer House, Northend, Cray- 
 ford, Kent; Surveyor, W. Lucas, 
 Esq., of firm of Dann & Lucas, 23 
 Bridge Row, Cannon St., London ; 
 contract £1,126. Electric Light Ex- 
 tension, for Erith Urban Council; 
 Harold Hind, Esq., Surveyor, con- 
 tract, £2,200. Rebuilding 42 High 
 St., Dartford, for Sir James White- 
 head, Bart; W. Harston,Esq.,Archt., 
 A.M.I.C.E. Dartford and London, 
 contract, £1,071. Latrines and Uri- 
 nals, for Vickers, Sons, and Maxim, 
 Erith, under Works Dept.; Supt., 
 C, R. Matthews, Esq., contract, 
 4890. Foresters’ Homes, Bexley 
 Heath, for the Committee; A. C. 
 Bloomfield, Esq., Archt., Bank of 
 England, contract, £1,230. Various 
 works under Messrs. Tait and Hobbs, 
 Architects and Surveyors, Dartford, 
 contracts, £1,676. Extension of 
 Bexley Car Sheds, contract, £700. 
 
 Judges, W., Boughton, near 
 Ratcliff Bros. (R.P.), 16 West St. 
 Whiting, Bros., Ospringe, near 
 
 FOLKESTONE. 
 Baker, D,, The Plain 
 Binfield, S., Dover Rd. 
 Camburn, A. J., 1 Dover Rd. 
 Castle, G., & Sons, 2 Broadmead Rd. 
 Crosswell, F. E.,Bournemouth Gdns. 
 Dunk, W., Tontine St. 
 Fearon, T. L., Martin Rd. 
 Gosly, J., 59 Dover Rd. 
 Hall Bros., Linden Crescent. 
 Hayward & Paramor, Radnor Rd. 
 Holden, E. J., 61 Sandgate Rd. 
 Jenner, C., 49 Broadmead Rd. 
 Mercer, H. R., 88 Guildhall St. 
 Moody, T., 51 Brockman Rd. 
 Newman, J., Dover Rd. 
 Nicholls, F., 24 Bradstone Avenue 
 Petts Bros., Dover Rd. 
 Parsons, —, Radnor Park Crescent 
 Tunbridge, T., Bournemouth Rd. 
 Vant, —, Radnor Park Crescent 
 Webster, R., 47 Brockman Rd. 
 White, W., 3 Cheriton Place 
 
 FRINDSBURY, Rochester. 
 Gates, G., & Son, Frindsbury Hill 
 Williams, H. 
 
 GILLINGHAM. 
 Cornelius, T., & Son, Balmoral Rd. 
 Dobson, W., Linden Rd. 
 
 Goodwin, E. J., Canterbury St. 
 
 Hogg, R. W., College Avenue 
 
 King, W., Prospect House, River St. 
 
 Newnham, R. “Chicago,’’ Bal- 
 moral Rd. 
 
 H. E. PHILLIPS, 
 
 Builder and Contractor, 
 NEW BROMPTON, 
 
 CHATHAM, KENT. 
 
 Contractor to H.M. War 
 Office. 
 
 Works recently executed— 
 
 Royal Sailors’ Home, Chatham; 
 Archt., G. E. Bond, Esq., Chatham. 
 Barrack Blocks and Mobilisation 
 Stores for the War Department. 
 Salvation Army, Naval and Military 
 Home, Chatham; Archt., Alex. 
 Gordon, Esq., F.S.1I., Queen Victoria 
 St., E.C. Board Schools, Glencoe 
 Rd., Chatham; Arch., H. H. Dun- 
 stall, Eisq.,) AUK BvA.. iE .Selk, 
 Chatham. 
 
 Snow, W. C., 91 High St. 
 Watchurst, Son & Jackman, Middle 
 St. 
 
 GOUDHURST. 
 
 DAVIS & LEANEY, 
 
 Builders & Contractors to 
 H.M. Office of Works, 
 
 GOUDHURST, KENT. 
 
 Works executed tnclude— 
 
 Roman Catholic School, Goud- 
 hurst; A. E. Purdy, Archt., London. 
 
 Post Office, East Grinstead, H.M. 
 Office of Works. 
 
 Post Office, Southend-on-Sea, 
 H.M. Office of Works. 
 
 Drainage, Horsmonden, Kent. 
 
 Additions, Tongswood, Hawk- 
 hurst; Messrs. A. Waterhouse & 
 Son, Archts., London. 
 
 New Farm Buildings and House, 
 Goudhurst, for R. H. Alexander, 
 Esq.; Reg. Blomfield, Esq., Archt., 
 London. 
 
 London & County Bank, South- 
 end-on-Sea. 
 
 Capital & Counties Bank, South- 
 end-on-Sea. 
 
 Shop and Stores, Messrs. Haward, 
 TunbridgeWells; Messrs.H.H. & E. 
 Cronk, Archts. 
 
 New Schools, Orpington; G. St. 
 Pierre Harris, Esq., Archt., London. 
 
 Additions, Skinner’s Schools, Tun- 
 bridge Wells; W. Campbell Jones, 
 Esq., Archt., London, 
 
 Now Lodge, New Stables and New 
 Wing to House for the Lady Mar- 
 garet Cecil Burwash. 
 
 London & County Bank, West- 
 cliff-on-Sea. ; 
 
 Capital & Counties Bank, West- 
 cliff-on-Sea. 
 
 Roman Catholic Schools and 
 Presbytery, Red Hill; W. Bevan, 
 Esq., Peas London. 
 
 New House, Westgate-on-Sea ; 
 S. I. Adams, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Additional Storey to Connaught 
 Hotel, Herne Bay. : 
 
 Technical Schools, Tunbridge 
 Wells; Henry T. Hare, Esq., Archt., 
 London. 
 
 Victorian Hospital, Southend-on- 
 Sea. 
 
 Baptist Church, Southend-on-Sea. 
 
 Parish Hall, Goudhurst; W. L. 
 Lucas, Esq., Archt., London. : 
 
 Works for the Admiralty, Fair- 
 light, Hastings. 
 
 Presbyterian Church, Southend- 
 on-Sea. 
 
 GRAVESEND. 
 
 W. H. ARCHER & SON, 
 
 Builders and Contractors, 
 GRAVESEND. 
 
 Works executed include :— 
 PUBLIC BUILDINGS. 
 
 Jubilee Memorial Clock Tower, 
 Gravesend; J. Johnson, Esq,, 
 A.R.I.B.A., Archt. \ 
 
 Fire Station at Grays ; C. Cobham, 
 Esq., Archt. 
 
 New Almshouses at Gravesend, 
 for Trustees, Pinnock’s Charity, 
 £5,000; Messrs. Farrow and Nisbett, 
 A.R.I.B.A., Archts. 
 
 Additions to Gravesend Hospital 
 and New Children’s Ward; Messrs. 
 W. M. Dean, A.R.I.B.A., and Wad- 
 more & Baker, A.R.I.B.A., Archts. 
 
 CHURCHES. 
 
 St. Paul’s New Church, Erith; R. 
 P. Day, Esq., A.R.I.B.A., Archt. 
 St. Luke’s New Church, Gravesend ; 
 Messrs. W. and C. A. Bassett Smith, 
 Archts. 
 
 St. George’s, New Aisle and Chan- 
 cel, Gravesend; Messrs. W. and C. 
 A. Bassett Smith, Archts. 
 
 RESTORATIONS. 
 
 East Wickham Church; Gordon 
 P. G. Hills, Esq., A.R.I.B.A., Archt. 
 
 East Tilbury Church; G. Patrick, 
 Esq., A.R.I.B.A., Archt. 
 
 St. John’s Church, Meopham; G. 
 Friend, Esq., F.R.I.B.A., Archt. 
 
 Kingsdown Church ; Gordon Hills, 
 Esq., A.R.I.B.A., Archt. 
 
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 383 
 
 Kent—continued. 
 
 W.H. ARCHER & SON 
 
 continued. 
 St. Margaret’s Church, Ifleld; E. 
 
 HERNE BAY. 
 Adams, E. T. J., Market St. 
 Griggs, R. & E., High St. 
 Harris, T., Brunswick Square 
 
 Kent—continued. 
 
 J. Bennett, Esq., A.R.I.B.A., Archt. 
 WORKS. 
 
 New Pumping Station for Graves- 
 end and Milton Waterworks Co.; 
 J. Mansergh, Esq., V.P.I.C.E., 
 Engineer. New Generating Station 
 for Gravesend and Milton Gas- 
 light Co.; J. Davis, Esq., Engineer. 
 New Powder Magazines at Lower 
 Hope Point, for Messrs. Hay, Mer- 
 ricks & Co.; C. J. Dawson, Esq., 
 Archt. New Plant Buildings for 
 Ekman Pulp & Paper Co., North- 
 fleet; W.H. Salmon, Esq., Engineer. 
 New Offices at Strood for Messrs. 
 
 | Aveling & Porter, £7,500; G. E. 
 Bond, Esq., Archt. 
 BREWERIES & MALTINGS. 
 
 New Maltings, Additions to 
 Brewery, and New Offices for Messrs. 
 Russell’s Gravesend Brewery, Ltd., 
 £16,000. New Maltings for Messrs. 
 Walker & Sons, and New Brewery, 
 £9,000. New Maltings for Messrs. 
 G. Wood & Son, £8,000; Messrs. A. 
 Kinder & Son, and E. J. Bennett, 
 Esq., A.R.I.B.A., Engs. and Archts. 
 New Brewery at Lewes for Messrs. 
 Ballard & Co., £6,500 ; Messrs. G. J. 
 Worssam, Engineers. 
 
 HOTELS & PUBLIC HOUSES. 
 
 Several New Buildings at Graves- 
 end, Northfleet, Rosherville, Horton 
 Kirby, Isle of Grain, Faverstam and 
 Ramagate,for Messrs. C. Arkcoll and 
 Co., Messrs. Charrington & Co., 
 Messrs. Russell’s Gravesend Brewery, 
 Ltd., Messrs. G. Wood & Son, &c., 
 
 £30,000. 
 MANSIONS. 
 
 Woodlands, Gravesend, for G. 
 Wood, Esq.; E. J. Bennett, Esq., 
 A.R.I.B.A., Archt. Hillside, 
 Gravesend, for J. Russell, Esq. 
 Elmfield,Gravesend, for W. Fletcher, 
 Esq. Rectory at Chelsfield ; Messrs. 
 Somers - Clarke & Micklethwaite, 
 
 Archts. 
 | SHOPS. 
 
 Shops, Gravesend, for E. C. Paine, 
 Esq.; A. G. Smith, Esq., Arch. £4,500. 
 Shops, Gravesend, for G. M. Arnold, 
 Esq.; A.G. Smith, Esq.,Arch.,£3,000. 
 Shop, Gravesend, for R. J. Beamish, 
 Esq. ; J. Johnson, Esq., A.R.I.B.A., 
 Archt., £2,000. Shop, Gravesend, for 
 Dayid Greig, Esq.; W. H. Duffield, 
 Esq., F.R.I.B.A., Archt., £4,000. 
 
 Beal & Hubbard, OldRd. 
 Dering, J. M., 20 Princes St. 
 Goose, W. P., 124 Milton Rd. 
 Hooker, T. W., 20 Whitehill Rd. 
 Martin, H. W., 5 Royal Pier Rd. 
 Tong, A. E., Darnley Rd. 
 Tuffee, W. & F., The Grove \ 
 
 GREENHITHE, 
 Lockyer, R., High St. 
 
 HAWKHURST. 
 Davis, T., High Gate 
 
 LEWIS EDWARDS, [| 
 
 Builder and Contractor, 
 HAWKHURST. 
 
 TrLEPHoNE—3 Hawkhurst. 
 
 Works recently executed tuclude :— 
 
 Entrance Lodgeand various Works 
 for C. E. Gunther, Esq., Tongswood, 
 Hawkhurst, £3,000; Ed. B. Ellis, 
 Esq., Archt., 18, Fenchurch Street, 
 E.C. Vicarage and Stables for 
 Lord Ashcombe, £3,000; Lacy Ridge, 
 Esq,, Archt., 104, High Holborn, 
 W.C. Cottages, Sheds, Stables, &c., 
 for Lord Iveagh, £3,500. Cottages, 
 Oasthouse and Buildings, for Lord 
 Enfield. _Almshouses and various 
 Works for the Earl of Cranbrook. 
 Hawkhurst Wesleyan and Baptist 
 Chapels. Ticehurst Wesleyan Chapel. 
 Doctor’s House and Stables at 
 Northiam; R. Griggs, Esq., Archt., 
 11, Gray’s Inn Square, W.C. Major 
 H. Fothergill, Copt Hall, Hawk- 
 hurst, £3,000, various works. 
 
 Se GE ITI 
 Maskell, T., & Brother, The Moor 
 Hill 
 
 Piper, F., The Moor 
 
 A. 8. INGLETON, 
 
 Builder, Contractor, 
 and Surveyor, 
 
 5 High St., HERNE BAY. 
 
 EsTaBLISHED 1879. 
 
 Works recently executed :— 
 
 New Church, St. John the Evangel- 
 ist, Herne Bay; W. H. James, Esq., 
 Architect ; £12,000. 
 
 New Church, St. Philip, Nera e 
 W. H. James, Esq., and the late R. 
 P. Day, Esq., Architects; £4,500. 
 
 Parr’s Banking Premises, Herne 
 Bay; R. Messenger, Esq., A.R.I.B.A., 
 Architect ; £4,000. 
 
 New Pavilion and Bandstand, East 
 Cliff, Herne Bay, for the Urban 
 District Council; F. W. J. Palmer, 
 sou C.E., Architect ; £5,000. 
 
 umerous Domestic buildings and 
 Business premises. 
 
 Culvert, Sewers and Roads, Herne 
 Bay, for the Rev. F. Hopkins, £7,700. 
 
 Church Schools, Minster, Thanet ; 
 W. Leonard Grant, Esq., Architect, 
 £2,200. 
 
 Faversham Borough Council 
 Schools, Faversham; W. Leonard 
 Grant, Esq., Architect, £14,000. 
 
 Peacock, W., Canterbury Rd. 
 Welby, C. W., Beach St. 
 Woolf, A., High St. 
 
 HEXTABLE. 
 Mundy, H. (Horticultural) 
 
 HYTHE. 
 Hoskins, P. 
 Jeal, J. J., Seabrook 
 Jenner, J. J. 
 Longly, F. S. 
 Scott Bros. 
 LEE. 
 Burke, J.,7RembrandtTer., HighRd. 
 Cottell, H., Manor Lane 
 Gates, W. T., St. Peter’s Court, Lee 
 Green 
 
 Havell, G. F. & F. C., 167 High Rd. 
 Kulse, K., 108 High Rd. 
 
 LENHAM, Maztdstone. 
 Clark, J. & Ss: 
 
 LONGFIELD, Dartford. 
 Gilham, R. W., Station Rd. 
 Longhurst, E., Station Rd. 
 
 LOOSE, Mazdstone. 
 Wilkins, E. 
 WOOD, JAMES, & SONS. 
 
 LYNSTED, Sittingbourne. 
 Back, T. 
 MAIDSTONE. 
 Ansett & Son, 121 Union St. 
 Avard, R., West Borough 
 Barden & Head, 12 Union St. 
 Bridge, W. J., 6 Brewer St. 
 
 | Woo 
 
 Telephone : 
 No. 36. 
 
 WR. Corben 
 and Co., 
 
 Builders & Decorators, 
 WEST BOROUGH, 
 
 MAIDSTONE. 
 
 SPECIALITIES———_ 
 
 High-Class Joinery, 
 Sanitary and Heating 
 Engineers, 
 
 Telegrams: 
 Corben, Maidstone. 
 
 Cox Bros., 22 Stone St. 
 
 Elmore & & Son, 62-66 King St. 
 Goodwin, H., Station Rd. 
 Pearce, G., & Sons, Mill St. 
 
 G. E. Wallis & Sons, 
 
 LTD., 
 Builders & Contractors, 
 
 Broadmead Works, 
 MAIDSTONE. . . 
 
 Recent works executed include: 
 
 ASYLUMS. 
 
 Barming Heath Asylum, near 
 Maidstone, New Hospital Buildings, 
 etc.; W. J. Jennings, Esq., Archt., 
 Canterbury- 
 
 BARRACKS. 
 
 R.M. Barracks, Walmer, £15,000; 
 and Police Quarters, Upnor, for the 
 Admiralty. Chattenden Magazines, 
 
 £60,000. 
 
 R.H.A. Barracks, Aldershot, 
 £30,000. Offcers’ Quarters and 
 Huts, Shorncliffe Camp, £75,000. 
 Soldiers’ Quarters, | Woolwich, 
 £33,000. 
 
 Soldiers’ Quarters, Blackdown 
 
 Barracks, Frimley, £90,000. 
 Hants Depét Barracks, £46,000. 
 Caterham Barracks, £26,000. 
 
 BREWERIES. 
 
 Fremlin’s Brewery, Maidstone. 
 Oak Brewery, Farnboro’, and new 
 Brewery for the Forest Hill Brewery 
 Co.; Wm. Bradford, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Wares’ Brewery, Frant, Hodgsons’ 
 Brewery, Kingston - on - Thames, 
 Abbey Brewery, Malling. Hall & 
 ouse’s Brewery, Blandford; 
 Messrs, A. Kinder & Sons, Archts. 
 
 Hope Brewery, Weymouth; A. 
 Kinder & Son, Archts. 
 
 Mann, Crossman & Paulins’ Beer 
 Stores, Croydon; Messrs. W. Brad- 
 ford & Sons, Archts. 
 
 Lower Brewery,Maidstone; Messrs. 
 Harrap and Duttield, Archts. 
 
 BRIDGES. 
 
 New Bridge at Tonbridge and 
 Yalding, and undersetting bridge at 
 Aylesford, over the Medway; F. 
 W. Ruck, Esq., County Surveyor. 
 
 BANKS. 
 London & Provincial Bank, Maid- 
 stone; G. E. Bond, Esq., Archt. 
 
 PUBLIC BUILDINGS. 
 The Royal Horticultural Hall, 
 Westminster, £34.000; E. J. Stubbs, 
 
 Esq., Archt. 
 Post Office, Bromley; Sir H. 
 Tanner, Archt. 
 
 CHURCHES. 
 
 Holy Trinity Church, Red Hill; 
 R. H. Mew, Esq., Archt., 121 Cannon 
 St., E.C. 
 
 St. Luke’s, Maidstone; W. H. 
 Seth- Smith, Esq., F.R.1.B.A., 
 Archt. St. Mary’s Church, West 
 Malling, re-building; J. T. Mickle- 
 thwaite, Esq., Archt. 
 
 St. Faith’s and St. Philip’s, Maid- 
 stone; E. W.Stevens, Esq., Archt. 
 
 GASWORKS. 
 
 Boiler House, etc., for the Croydon 
 Gas Co., Croydor. 
 
 DRAINAGE anv SANITARY 
 WORKS. 
 
 AshfordTown Sewerage and Tanks. 
 
 Outfall Sewer, Chatham Dockyard. 
 
 Reconstruction of Drainage, Cav- 
 alry Barracks, Windsor, and R.H.A. 
 Barracks, Aldershot, for the W.D., 
 including renewing all fittings. 
 
 Reconstruction of Drainage at 
 Hants County Hospital, Winchester ; 
 H. Percy Adams, Esq., Archt. 
 
 HOSPITALS. 
 Royal CambridgeHospital, £26,000, 
 
 and lJLouise-Margaret Hospital, 
 £12,000, Aldershot, for the War 
 Department. 
 
 Hospital for Guardians of Folke- 
 stone Union; Messrs. Ladds and 
 Gardner, Archts. 
 
 Hospital for Guardians of Ton- 
 
 bridge Union; Messrs. Cronk, 
 Archts. 
 
 R.N. Hospital, Sheerness, for the 
 Admiralty. 
 
 Otford [solation Hospital, for the 
 | Sevenoaks Rural District Council, 
 M, Maberley-Smith, Esq., Archt. 
 
 G. E. WALLIS & SONS, Ltd., 
 continued. 
 
 Additions, Hampstead General 
 Hospital, Haverstock Hill, N.W., 
 Messrs. Young & Hall, Archts. 
 
 SHOPS. 
 
 New Shops, High Street, Eltham, 
 for D. Greig, Esq.; W.H. Duffield, 
 Esq., Archt., 5 Budge Row, E.C. 
 
 Shops, King’s Road, Chelsea,S.W., 
 for the Vale Estate, Ltd.; W. H. 
 Stephens, Esq., Archt., 49 Hans 
 Road, 8.W. 
 
 MALTINGS. 
 
 Complete Maltings at Maidstone, 
 for Messrs. Pine & Sons, and at 
 Ashford, for Messrs. T. Chapman 
 and Son; at Hertford, for Messrs. 
 Gripper, Sons, and Wightman; 
 Messrs. A. Kinder and Son, Archts. 
 At Chiswick, W., for Messrs. Fuller, 
 Smith & Turner; Messrs. Inskipp 
 and Mackenzie, Archts.; Messrs. 
 Nicholson’s Malting, Maidenhead; 
 
 | Messrs. A. Kinder & Son, Archts. 
 
 Malting for J. L. Marsh, Esq., 
 Blandford; Messrs. W. Bradford 
 
 | and Sons, Engineers. 
 
 RESIDENCES. 
 
 Residence at Lympne, for W. H. 
 Upjohn, Esq., K.C.; G. B. Carvill, 
 Esq., Archt., Trafalgar Buildings, 
 Northumberland Avenue, W.C. 
 
 Bracknell Lodge, Frognal Lane, 
 Hampstead, N.W., for T. Blake 
 Frost, Esq.; Messrs. Barrett and 
 Driver, Archts. 
 Bebe: House, Boxley, for Major 
 
 est. 
 Addington Park; J. Mac-Vicar 
 Anderson, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Harwarton, Speldhurst; C, HE. 
 Powell, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Hopkinson House,for the Brabazon 
 House Co.; R. Stephen Ayling, Esq., 
 Archt. 
 
 HOTELS. 
 
 Castle Hotel, Tonbridge; @. 
 Friend, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Hotel Wampach, West Cliffe, and 
 Hunderts Hotel, Folkestone; A. 
 Bromley, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Red Lion Hotel, High Street, 
 Rochester, for Messrs. Arkcoll & Co., 
 Chatham ; Geo. Friend, Esq.,Archt., 
 
 | Maidstone. 
 
 SCHOOLS. 
 Science and Art Schools, Maid- 
 
 | stone; A.W.Smith, Esq.,F.R.I.B.A., 
 
 Archt. 
 
 Schools at Blackheath, Deptford, 
 Plumstead, Poplar, Dulwich, and 
 Hammersmith. for the London 
 
 | School Board; T. J. Bailey, Esq., 
 
 Archt. 
 | _ Schools for Borough of Weymouth 
 Education Committee; Messrs. 
 
 Crickmay & Sons, Archts. 
 
 Schools at Fulham for the L.C.C. 
 
 Preetoria House School, Folke- 
 stone, for M. Roderick, Esq.; A. E. 
 Thompson, Hsq., Archt., £10,000. 
 
 AgriculturalCollege, Wye; Messrs. 
 Coleutt & Hamp, Archts. 
 
 Salters Hill Schools, W. Norwood, 
 for L.C.C. ; T. J. Bailey, Archt. 
 
 New Schools at Tonbridge, for the 
 Kent County Education Committee. 
 
 National Schools, Hythe, Addi- 
 tions A. Bromley, Esq., Archt., 
 Folkestone. 
 
 WATERWORKS. 
 
 Reservoir, Collecting Tanks, Pump- 
 ing Stations, etc., for the Maidstone 
 Waterworks Co.; Messrs. 
 and Co., Engineers. 
 
 Reservoir at Detling, and Pumping 
 Station at Aylesford, for Maidstone 
 Waterworks Co.; W. B. Bryan Esq., 
 Engineer. 
 
 Reservoir and Pumping Station at 
 Merstham and Kenley, for the Kast 
 Surrey WaterCo.; M. B. W. Ffolkes, 
 Esq., Engineer. 
 
 New Reservoir for The Chatham 
 Waterworks Co., Chatham; Messrs. 
 
 | Taylor, Son & Santo Crimp, Engi- 
 
 neers. 
 WHARVES, &c. 
 River wall for the Maidstone Gas 
 
 Company. 
 New Wharf for Messrs. Hilton 
 Anderson and Co., Halling. 
 
 Easton | 
 
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 384 
 
 BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 Kent—continued. 
 
 G. E. WALLIS & SONS, Ltd. 
 continued. 
 
 WORKHOUSES. 
 
 Casual Wards Administrative 
 block, Kitchen, Chapel, &c., £23,000, 
 at Elham, near Folkestone ; Messrs. 
 Ladds and Gardner, Archts. 
 
 New Casual wards, &c., at Pem- 
 bury ; Messrs. Cronk, Archts. 
 
 ELECTRICITY GENERATING 
 STATIONS. 
 Maidstone, Chatham Dockyard, 
 £30,000, Erith, Sheerness Dockyard, 
 
 MALLING, East. 
 Allchin, W. H., Mill St. 
 Pye, E. H., The Laurels 
 
 MALLING, West. 
 Hodges, G. 
 
 MARGATE. 
 
 Amos, J., Victoria Rd. 
 Anderson Bros., Fort Paragon 
 Bowchier, W. H., King St. 
 Brown, J., & Sons, 26 Clifton St. 
 Doughty, F. J., 9 Queen St. 
 Elliott, R., Lombard St. 
 Gore Bros., Addington Rd. 
 House, E., Thanet Rd. 
 Jenkins, T,, Norfolk Rd. 
 Padget, E., & Sons, Eaton Rd. 
 Paramor & Sons, Eaton Rd. 
 Strand, J., 15 Buckingham Rd. 
 Stiff, 8. W., Addington Rd. 
 Wales, J., Union Crescent 
 Woodward, A., 24 Zion Place 
 
 MEOPHAM. 
 Durling, J. 
 
 MILTON, next Sittingbourne. 
 Bowes, G., 52 Chalkwell Rd. 
 Gardler, H., 27 Chalkwell Rd. 
 
 NEWINGTON, ur. Sittingbourne. 
 Brittenden, W., High St. 
 
 NORTHFLEET. 
 Rayfield, W. H., 7 London Rd. 
 
 ORPINGTON. 
 
 Somerford, H., & Son, High St. 
 PENGE. 
 
 Leney, H., & Son 
 Pledge Bros., 7 Beckenham Rd. 
 
 PENSHURST. 
 Constable, H. 
 
 PLAXTOL, Sevenoaks. 
 
 Allcorn, W. & Sons. 
 
 PLUMSTEAD. 
 Coril, E. G., 48 Paget Rd. 
 Hodgin, J. H., 66 Sandy Hill Rd. 
 Hutton, A., 25 Chestnut Rd. 
 Kitley, C., 36 High St. 
 Lonergan, Messrs. 
 Proctor, E. & Son, 326 High St. 
 Ware, A. J., 105 Park Rd. 
 
 RAMSGATE. 
 Forwalk, J. H., Ellen Villa, Elms 
 Goodburn, A. E., Church Rd. 
 Grummant Bros., Grange Rd. 
 Home, C., Denmark Rd. 
 Knight, W., Cannon Rd. 
 Miriams, G., Hereson Works 
 
 W. W. MARTIN, 
 
 BUILDER & CONTRACTOR, 
 
 Steam Saw Mills, 
 Joinery Works, . 
 And Offices, ahh 
 
 RAMSGATE. 
 UNGUSO\ras 
 BRICKFIELDS at 
 West Dumpton, Ramsgate, and 
 Rumfields, Broadstairs, 
 sO. 
 
 Telephone : Ramsgate, No. 22 x. 
 
 Newby, E. J., Eastcliff 
 Newby, J., Grange Rd. 
 Port, W. H., St. Lawrance 
 White, H., Meeting St. 
 
 White, J., South Eastern Rd. 
 Woodhall, J. W. & Co.Ld.,Boundary 
 Rd. 
 
 ROCHESTER. 
 Darby, J., & Son, 158 High St. 
 Durrant, J. H., St. Margaret Banks 
 
 Patrick, J. & M., Star Hill 
 
 West Bros., 
 BUILDERS &... 
 
 ... » CONTRACTORS, 
 
 131 High St., Rochester, and 
 Cuxton Road, Strood, 
 
 KENT. 
 
 Town Hall and Municipal Offices, 
 Chatham ;, G. E. Bond, Esq., Archt. 
 
 New Board Schools. Troy Town, 
 Rochester, and Gordon Road, Strood; 
 G@. E. Bond, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Villa Residence, Sidcup; F.T. W. 
 Goldsmith, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Club House for R.C.Y.C., Port 
 Victoria; Messrs. Henry Ough & Son, 
 
 Archts. 
 
 Brewery, Strood; J. McMullen 
 Brooks, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Stores, Acorn Wharf, Rochester ; 
 G. E. Bond, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Power Station and Car Sheds for 
 
 Tramways; Messrs. J. W. Nash and 
 Son, Archts. 
 
 ST. MARY CRAY. 
 Glassup Bros., Anglesea Rd. 
 
 EsTaBLISHED 1879. 
 
 W. R. TAYLOR, 
 
 Huilder, Decorator, 
 and 
 
 Sanitary Engineer, etc. 
 ANGLESEA ROAD, 
 ST. MARY CRAY, 
 
 and 
 
 ORPINGTON, 
 
 Kent. 
 Telephone—Nat. 32 Cray. 
 
 SANDGATE. 
 
 Brissenden, J. 
 SEALCHART, Sevenoaks. 
 
 Saxby, G. 
 
 SEVENOAKS. 
 Banks, W. G., Dunton Green 
 Bentley, C., High St. 
 Corben & Co., Argyle Rd. 
 Eeles, H., Eardley Rd. 
 Hodges, W., St. John’s 
 Wiltshire & Son (see Advt.) 
 
 SHEERNESS. 
 Hughes, E. F., Broadway 
 Pavey & Son, 151 High St. 
 
 SHOREHAM, Sevenoaks. 
 Richardson, T. 
 
 SD CURE 
 Beale, S., Longlands. 
 Clark & Dunnam, Station Rd. 
 Dunn, H., Halfway St. 
 Knight, T. (see Advt.) 
 
 SITTINGBOURNE. 
 Bishop, E., Albany St. 
 George, S. & G., Greenstreet, near 
 Luckett, S., 76 William St. 
 Monk, T., 9 Canterbury Rd. 
 Pavey & Sons, 52 West St, 
 Seager, L., London Rd. 
 Tidy, H. J., x Bell Rd. 
 
 SNODLAND., 
 Langridge, R., Ham Hill 
 
 SOUTHBOROUGH. 
 Hudson, T., Holden Park 
 Wallis & Harmer, Pennington Rd, 
 
 Kent—continued. 
 
 Builders & Contractors, 
 Sevenoaks, Kent. 
 
 | WILTSHIRE & SON, 
 
 Works executed include— 
 
 Additions, Riverhead Church ; Sir 
 Arthur Blomfield, A.R.A. Altera- 
 tions and Additions, Kemsing 
 Church; T. G. Jackson, Esq., 
 A.R.A., M.A., F.S.A. Mansion,Oak 
 Bank Seal, Kent; Messrs. Hooker 
 and Hemmings. Baptist Chapel and 
 Sehools, Sevenoaks; John Wills,Esq. 
 Board School and Master’s House, 
 Sevenoaks ; Thos. Potter, Esq. Seven- 
 oaks Constitutional Club; Thos. 
 Potter, Esq. Metropolitan Police 
 Station, Chislehurst ; J. Butler, Esq. 
 | New Business Premises, Sevenoaks ; 
 J. W. Brooker, Esq., F.R.I.B.A. 
 House at Sevenoaks; Messrs. Niven 
 and Wigglesworth. Houses at Seven- 
 oaks; EK. E. Cronk, Esq. House at 
 Sevenoaks; Ernest Turner, Esq. 
 Stables, BWimba,Sevenoaks; Messrs. 
 Salimons and Steinthall. Additions 
 Ide Hill Schools; St. Aubyn and 
 Wadling. Additions, Royal Crown 
 Hotel, Sevenoaks; T. H. Wyatt, Esq. 
 Drainage Works, Sevenoaks; Dr. 
 Corfield. House, Limpsfield, Kent ; 
 Arthur Keene, Esq. Alterations and 
 Additions to the Hatch, Sevenoaks, 
 for Lady Brabourne. Alterations 
 and Additions, Lullingstone Castle, 
 Eynsford, for Sir William Hart 
 Dyke. Entrance Lodge and Model 
 Cottages for Lord Hillingdon, Re- 
 storation to Ash Church, Kent; 
 T. G. Jackson, Esq., A.R.A., M.A., 
 F.8.A., Archt. Rebuilding of St. 
 John’s Church, Sevenoaks; Messrs. 
 Hoole and Thomas, Archts. Build- 
 ing New Electric Lighting Station 
 at Knole, for the Rt. Hon. Lord 
 Sackville. New Swimming Bath for 
 the Sevenoaks Grammar School. 
 New House at Eynsford; Messrs. 
 Rogers, Bone & Coles, Archts. New 
 Wesleyan Schools and the Retreat, 
 Sevenoaks; Messrs. Potter and 
 Harvey, Archts. Free Library, 
 Sevenoaks, EK. E. Cronk, Esq., Archt. 
 New London and County Bank at 
 New Brompton; W. Campbell 
 Jones, Esq., A.R.I.B.A., Archt. 
 
 SUTTON VALENCE. 
 WOOD, JAMES, & SONS. 
 
 SWANLEY FUNCTION. 
 Broadbridge, C., High Croft 
 Lonsdale, J. 
 
 SWANSCOMBE. 
 Combes, J., Eglington Rd. 
 Ramsay, J. W., Ivy Cottage 
 
 TONBRIDGE. 
 eee: C., 58 High St. 
 Jarvis, K. C., 21 Baltic Rd. 
 
 BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, 
 
 STEAM SAW MILLS 
 JOINERY WORKS, 
 
 Craybrooke House, Main Road, 
 
 S/DCUP. 
 
 WORKS EXECUTED INCLUDE— 
 Dartford Infirmary, £6,500. Mar- 
 tin’s Bank, £3,500. Flats, Stoke 
 Newington, £30,000. Northwood, 
 | Middlesex, Additions, £2,500. Re- 
 building ‘Fox,’ Keston, £2,900. 
 Public Hall, Bexley, £2,000. Wes- 
 leyan Church, Sidcup, £4,000. Police 
 Station, St. Mary Cray, £3,500. Lord 
 Bexley Arms, £4,200. Martin’s Bank, 
 Sideup, £1,600. London & Provincial 
 Bank, Sideup. Dartford Union, 
 £19,009. High School for Girls, 
 Sidcup, £5,000. Additions to Dart- 
 ford Brewery, £1,500. Building 
 Fulwick Hotel, Dartford, £3,000. 
 High School (Boys’), Sidcup, £3,000. 
 Villas, Sidcup, £10,000. Training 
 College, Dartford Heath, £5,500. 
 Works, City London Asylum, Stowe, 
 £2,000. Dartford Union, £15,000. 
 Farm Works, Crown, £20,000. Villa, 
 Gravesend,£1,800. DartfordBrewery, 
 £2,000. Catholic Church, Sidcup, 
 £3,000. Tilling’s Stables, Eltham, 
 £4,000; Cottage Hospital, Eltham, 
 £900. 
 ROSAS RSA 
 SOUTHFLEET. 
 Lucas, C., High St. 
 
 STROOD, Rochester. 
 Baker, G., High St. 
 Gates, G., Frindsbury Rd. 
 Robert, C. S., Jersey Rd. 
 West Bros., Cuxton Rd. 
 West, G., Frindsbury Rd. 
 
 T. KNIGHT, | 
 
 MARTIN & Co., 
 
 Builders & Contractors, 
 
 Are prepared to execute work in 
 all parts. Invitations to tender 
 are solicited. 
 
 Offices—AveBury AVENUE. 
 Steam Joinery Works—BarpEN. 
 
 TONBRIDGE. 
 
 Works executed & in hand include : 
 
 Residence, Guildford; Messrs. Peak 
 and Lunn, Archts. Residence, Guild- 
 ford; G. H. Hunt, Esq., F.R.I.B.A., 
 Archt. Residence, Ightham, Kent; 
 H.Percy Monckton,Esq., F.R.1.B.A. 
 Archt. Waterworks, &c., under 
 river; Messrs. Wadmore & Mallett, 
 A.R.I.B.A., M.S.A., Engineers. 
 Sewer, Tonbridge, for Tonbridge 
 Urban District Council; W. L 
 Bradley, Esq., Engineer. Sewer for 
 Southborough Urban District Coun- 
 cil; W. Harmer, Esq., Surveyor. 
 Electric Light Generating Station, 
 Tonbridge, for the Tonbridge Urban 
 District Council; Robert Hammond, 
 Esq., M.I.C.E., Engineer. Royal 
 Victoria Schools, Tunbridge Wells ; 
 Messrs. H. H. & E. Cronk, Archts. 
 Wesleyan Schools, Tonbridge; John 
 Fagg, Esq., Archt. The Station 
 Tavern, High Street, Tonbridge ; 
 Messrs. H. H. & E. Cronk, Archts. 
 New Billiard Room and Additions, 
 “‘Loampits,” Tonbridge, for F. W. 
 Franks, Esq. Shops, High St., and 
 Barden Park Estate, Tonbridge. 
 Septic Tanks and _ Drainage, 
 “* Oakfield,’”? Ightham; Messrs. 
 Henry Ough & Sons, Engineers. 
 Additions and Alterations ‘‘ Free 
 Press’’ Office, Tonbridge; Messrs. 
 Hoare & Wheeler, Archts. House 
 and Shop, Edenbridge; Messrs. Fagg 
 & Gribble, Archts. New Residenee, 
 Sevenoaks; Messrs. Potter & Harvey, 
 Archts. Residences, Yardley Park, 
 Tonbridge; Messrs. Wadmore and 
 Mallett, Archts., Residence, Yardley 
 Park, Tonbridge; E. Pawley, Esq., 
 Archt. Billiard Room, etc., Seven- 
 oaks; Messrs. Wadmore & Mallett, 
 Archts. Roman Catholic Church, 
 Tonbridge ; W. Barnsley Hughes, 
 Esq., Archt. Additions to Sorting 
 Office, Tonbridge, for His Majesty’s 
 Office of Works. Motor Car Factory ; 
 Messrs. Fagg & Gribble, Archts. 
 Roads, Tonbridge. New Presbytery, 
 Tonbridge; W. Barnsley Hughes, 
 Esq., Archt. Business Premises, 
 Grove Hill Rd., Tunbridge Wells ; 
 Egbert Cronk, Esq., Archt. Roller 
 Houses, at Dunton Green, West 
 Malling, Staplehurst, Headcorn, and 
 Tonbridge, for the Kent County 
 Council; H. P. Maybury, Esq., 
 County Surveyor. Strong Room, 
 Tonbridge Castle, for the Tonbridge 
 Urban District Council; W. L. 
 Bradley, Esq., Surveyor. Residence, 
 Coach House and Stables, Borough 
 Green, Kent; Messrs. Monckton and 
 Gillespie, Archts. Residence, Kip- 
 pington Park,Sevenoaks; J.Augustus 
 Souttar, Esq., Archt. Mansion, 
 Entrance Lodge and Stables, High 
 Hilden, Tonbridge. Residence, Vine 
 Court Road, Sevenoaks; T.G. Hart, 
 Esq., Archt. Five Courts Grammar 
 School, Tonbridge; W. Campbell 
 Jones, Esq., F.R.I.B.A:, Archt. 
 Additions Frampost,East Grinstead ; 
 Messrs. Tubbs & Messer, Archts. 
 Additions Claydene, Edenbridge ; 
 Messrs. Tubbs & Messer, Archts. 
 Ee 
 Meads, H., Woodside Rd. 
 Punnett, E., & Son, Tile House Wks. 
 
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 ESTABLISHED 1824. 
 
 STRANGE & SONS, Ltd., 
 
 Residences. 
 
 At Tunbridge Wells.—£8,700: W. 
 B. Hughes, Esq., Architect. 
 anos col. RW. Edis, C.B.: 
 F.S.A., Architect. £12,500, 
 Messrs. H. H. & E. Cronk, Archi- 
 tects. £3,400: H. C. Lander, 
 Esq., A.R.I.B.A., Architect, 
 £6,300: W. S. Putland, Esq., 
 £3,000: C. H. Strange, Esq., 
 A.R.I.B.A.,Architect. £3,250: W. 
 Campbell Jones, Esq., A-R.I.B.A., 
 Architect. £4,7co: Messrs. 
 Douglass Mathews & Son, Archi- 
 tects. £4,156: Messrs. Seale, 
 Swan & Seale, Surveyors. Music 
 Room, etc., £6,455 : C.H. Strange, 
 Esq., Architect. Vicarage, £4,165 : 
 P. K. Allen, Esq., Architect. 
 £4,026: W. Hay Murray, Esq., 
 Architect. 
 
 At Beaconsfield, Bucks.—£1,700: 
 P. Morley Horder,Esq.,F.R.I.B.A. 
 Architect. 
 
 At Biddenden, Kent.—3,600: W. 
 Hay Murray, Esq., Architect. 
 
 At Crowborough.—£7,000: A. 
 Strong, Esq., A.R.I.B.A., Archi- 
 tect. 
 
 At Ticehurst. — £11,000: Sir 
 
 Aston Webb, R.A., Architect. 
 2,3000 El. M. Caley, Esq., 
 Architect. 
 
 At Buxted.—£ 1,500: A. Blomfield 
 Jackson, Esq., Architect. 
 At  Wimbledon.—£2,650: 4H. 
 
 Ffennell, Esq. 
 
 At Canterbury.— £4,365 : Col. R. 
 W. Edis, C.B., F.S.A., Architect. 
 
 At Goudhurst.—£4,156: Messrs. 
 Rogers, Bone & Coles, Architects. 
 
 At Wadhurst.—£15,000 : Messrs. 
 H. H. & E. Cronk, Architects. 
 44,040: E.C. Macpherson, Esq., 
 Architect. £3,086: for Baron 
 Knoop. 
 
 At Limpsfield.—£4,250: Messrs. 
 Wills & Anderson, Architects. 
 42,293: Messrs. Leaning & Sons, 
 Surveyors. 
 
 Joinery Works & Saw Mills, 
 UNBRIDGE WELLS. 
 
 CRESCENT ROAD, T 
 
 TONBRIDGE SCHOOL. 
 
 The Stone used in the Additions to these Schools, including the 
 Central Tower, New Big School and New Chapel, costing upwards 
 of £36,000, was supplied by the Builders from their Tunbridge Wells 
 
 Quarries. 
 
 Residences continued. 
 
 At Walton Heath,— £3,800: P. 
 
 Morley Horder, Esq., Architect. 
 At Buxted.—OldlandsHall: £6,618. 
 
 At Godstone.— Music Room, 
 41,041: Messrs. Wills & Anderson, 
 Architects. 
 
 At Pembury. — £4,380: Messrs. 
 Mallows & Grocock, Architects. 
 
 Builders & Decorators, 
 
 34, London Road, TUNBRIDGE WELLS. 
 
 At Ashdown Forest.—{£3,280: A. 
 Colpoys Wood, Esq., A.R.I.B.A., 
 Architect. 
 
 At Groombridge.—£2,400: H.C, 
 Lander, Esq., Architect. 
 
 At Dormans Park.—£1,734: Philip 
 Robson, Esq., A.R.I.B.A., Archi- 
 tect. 
 
 At Westerham.—£1,150: Messrs. 
 Wills & Anderson, Architects. 
 
 All works receive the personal attention of one of the Directors. 
 
 DPS ET EN TT I PSE IIS iF EE OS LAN ST OD EO PEE SENT, 
 Kent—continued. 
 
 Kent—continued. 
 
 TUNBRIDGE WELLS. 
 Beale & Son, Birling Rd. 
 Crates, J., & Son, Grosvenor Rd. 
 
 j. Jarvis g Son, 
 6 & 8, Vale Road, 
 TUNBRIDGE WELLS. 
 
 London Office: 
 Eifingham House, Arundel St., W.C. 
 
 Builders & Contractors 
 
 Are prepared to execute work 
 in all parts. Invitations to Ten- 
 der are solicited 
 
 Leney, J., & Son (see Advt.) 
 
 Mansfield, G. & Son, London Rd. 
 
 Penn, G. & F., Pembury, near 
 
 Soper & Jones, 73 Calverley Rd. 
 
 Strange & Sons, Ltd. (see Advt.) 
 WALMER. 
 
 Denne, T. T. 
 
 Turner, J. E., Cornwall Rd. 
 
 Wise, J. J 
 
 WATERINGBURY. 
 Benfield, C. B. 
 Dray, W. J. 
 
 WELLING. 
 Garlick & Co., High St. 
 
 WESTGATE-ON-SEA. 
 
 * Brown, E., Belmont Rd. 
 
 Lockwood, A. G., & Co., The Grove 
 
 | J. LENEY & SON, 
 
 Builders and Contractors. 
 
 Works — Woopspury Park Roap, 
 Office—63 Sr. JoHn’s Roan, 
 
 TUNBRIDGE WELLS. 
 National Telephone 0384. 
 
 Variety List of a few of the Works 
 carried out within the last few years 
 in Tunbridge Wells and neighbour- 
 hood :— 
 
 Additions to Carlton and Castle 
 Hotels.£7,000 ; New Hotel,£3,500, 
 W.B.Hughes,Esq..Archt.; Resi- 
 dences inMolyneux Park, £4,000, 
 W. B. Hughes, Esq., Archt. ; 
 Business Premises, £3,000, Messrs 
 Norton & Little, Archts.; Ladies’ 
 School, £2,500, J. W. Little, Esq., 
 A.R.I.B.A., Archt. ; Additions to 
 Bank, £2,500, H. M. Caley, Esq., 
 
 | Archt.; BusinessPremises, £2,000, 
 | H.M.Caley, Esq., Archt. ; 
 
 Busi- 
 ness Premises, £1,400, H. M. 
 Caley,Esq.,Archt.; BusinessPre- 
 mises, £3,500,W. B.Hughes,Esq., 
 Archt.; Carriage Factory, £1,300, 
 Messrs. H. H. and E. Cronk, 
 Archts.; Memorial Hall, £5,000 
 Messrs. H. H. and &. Cronk, 
 
 Archts.; Additions to Hotels, 
 £1,500) Awe Ji. styles si sq... 
 F.R.1.B.A., Archt.; Residence, 
 
 £1,000, C. Norton, Esq., Archt. ; 
 
 | Residence, £4,000, A. William 
 
 West, Esq., Archt.; Residential 
 Hotel, £12,000, E. Cronk, Archt. ; 
 Business Premises, £1,500, H. M. 
 Caley, Esq., Archt.; Residence, 
 £3,000, H.M.Caley, Esq., Archt. ; 
 Residence, £3,500, J. S. Ellison, 
 Esq., Archt.; Post Office, &c., 
 £2,500, C.H. Mead, Esq., Archt. ; 
 
 | Furniture Warehouse, £1,600, C. 
 
 H. Strange, Esq., A.R.I.B.A., 
 Archt.; Brewery Offices, £2,500 
 
 J. LENEY & SON—coxtinued. 
 
 | J. W. Little, Esq., A.R.I.B.A., 
 Archt.; Additions to House, 
 Frederic W. Ledger, Esq., 
 A.R.1.B.A., Archt.; Estate Re- 
 
 | pairs, H. CurtisCard,Esq.,Archt 
 
 ARAN, CALETA TEE E TL 
 
 WESTERHAM. 
 
 Martin, E., & Son 
 
 | WEST WICKHAM. 
 Killick, J. 
 
 | 
 
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 | WHITSTABLE. 
 
 Amos & Foad, Oxford St. 
 
 Gann & Co., Ltd. 
 
 BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS 
 
 (Contractors to H.M. War 
 
 Office and Admiralty), 
 Prince of Wales Hotel, Herne 
 Bay, £4,300. 
 
 CRE EE DEES 
 Jolly, E., jun., Cromwell Rd. | 
 Porter, T. W., Harbour St. 
 Reeves, G., Oxford St. 
 
 WILMINGTON, Dartford. 
 Martin, T., Orange Tree Terrace 
 
 Tankerton Works, 
 
 WHITSTABLE. 
 
 Works recently executed :— 
 
 | Canterbury Board Schools, 
 £17,000. 
 
 Kent and Canterbury Hospital, 
 Alterations, £10,000. 
 Bleak House, 
 
 £4,200. 
 
 Broadstairs, 
 
 At Tonbridge.—Acme 
 
 At Battle.— Waterworks: 
 
 Churches, Factories, &c. 
 
 At Tunbridge Wells.—Carriage 
 
 Factory; £6,500: Messrs. H. H. 
 & E. Cronk, Architects. Carriage 
 Factory: £1,300: C. H. Strange, 
 Esq., A.R.I.B.A., Architect. 
 Mineral Water Factory : £2,200: 
 Messrs. Clayton & Black, Archi- 
 tects. Canon Hoare Memorial: 
 £900 : Oldrid Scott, Esq., 
 Architect. Christ Church Parish 
 Room: £1,300: Messrs. H. H. & 
 
 E. Cronk, Architects. Bank: 
 42,800: Messrs. H. H. & E. 
 Cronk, Architects. Homco- 
 
 pathic Hospital: £2,000: C. H. 
 Strange, Esq., A.R.I.B.A., Archi- 
 tect. Gas Works: £1,890: A. 
 Dougall, Esq., C.E., Engineer. 
 
 At Southborough.—Victoria Hall: 
 
 44,000: W. Harmer, Esq., Archi- 
 tect. Board Schools: £6,250: C. 
 H, Strange, Esq., A.R.1.B.A., 
 Architect. 
 
 Chemical 
 Works: £1,900: A. W. Lunt, Esq. 
 Tonbridge School: £25,000: W. 
 Campbell Jones, Esq.,A.R.I.B.A., 
 Architect. Sc.Chapel: £16,000: W. 
 Campbell Jones, Esq., A.R.I.B.A., 
 Architect. Commercial School: 
 %1,900: W. Campbell Jones, Esq., 
 Architect. 
 
 At  Goudhurst.—Model Farm : 
 412,000: T H. Smith, Esq., 
 Architect. 
 
 At Ticehurst.—Stabling: £6,500: 
 
 Ernest Emerson, Esq., Architect. 
 
 At Crowboro’.—Bank: £3,400: W. 
 
 Campbell Jones, Esq.,A.R.I.B.A., 
 Architect. 
 
 13h 1 
 Phillips, Esq., C.E., Engineer. 
 
 At Edenbridge.—Gas Works: A. 
 
 Dougall, Esq., C.E., Engineer. 
 
 At Eastbourne.—Laundry, £4,050: 
 
 P. D. Stonham, Esq., Architect. 
 
 WOODCHURCH, Ashford. 
 Bourne, W. H., & Son 
 
 WOOLWICH. 
 
 Fenn, J. S., 42 William St. 
 Harris, W., Elizabeth St., North 
 
 Woolwich . 
 Hodgin, J. H., 45 Thomas St. 
 Kirk & Randall, Warren Lane Wks. 
 Stephens, H. J., & Son, 47 Hill St. 
 Thomas & Edge 
 
 Lancashire. 
 
 ACCRINGTON. 
 Barnes, J., & Son, Lower Antley St. 
 (Plasterers) 
 Berry, W. L., & Son, Whalley Rd. 
 (Joiners) 
 Brooks, J., Blackburn Rd. 
 (Plumber) 
 
 Carter & Sons (R.P.), 54 Blackburn 
 
 Rd. 
 Cowell, J., School St. (Joiner) 
 Cronshaw, T., Burnley Rd. (Plastr. 
 Cronshaw, T.,26 Spencer St. (Mason 
 Cunliffe, G.,& Son,Sydney St.(Msns. 
 Dean, H., Back Abbey St. (Plumber 
 Dickinson, J., &Son,39 Whalley Rd. 
 (Plumbers) 
 Dixon, W. H., Bold St. (Mason) 
 Douthwaite, J. W.,86 Whalley Rd. 
 (Plasterer) 
 Eastwood, G., Horne St. (Plastr.) 
 Evans & Co., Ry. Station (Slaters) 
 Fish,L. F., 2 Knowlmere St.( Painter) 
 Foden Bros., 22 Ormerod St. (Plbrs.) 
 Foster,S.,& Son, 43 Abbey St.(Pntrs. ) 
 Foster, J., & Sons, Clayton-le-Moors 
 (Masons) 
 Grimshaw, J., Dill Hall 
 Church (Mason) 
 Hodgson, J. W., Victoria St. (Joiner) 
 Houlgrawe, H., 166 Blackburn Rd. 
 (Painter) 
 Nuttall, R., Malt St. (Joiner) 
 
 Lane, 
 
386 
 
 BUILDERS AND 
 
 CONTRACTORS. 
 
 Deancashicey an, 
 
 Meee Bros., Gordon St., Church 
 (Joiners) 
 Porter, J. J.,377 BlackburnRd.(Plbr.) 
 Ramsbottom, H., Whalley Rd. 
 (Bricklayer & Mason) 
 Ramsbottam, H., 74 Devonshire St. 
 (Mason) 
 Riley, B.,& Sons,Grange Lane (Jnrs.) 
 Roberts, ise. Barnes St. aes 
 Roberts, L , Barnes St. (Joiner) 
 Sy ae Vs 16 Bridge St. (Plmbr.) 
 Scott, W., 63 Avenue Parade (Joiner) 
 Stewart, R., 36 Oakwood Rd. (Mason) 
 Swan, J., & W. R., Charter St. (Jnr.) 
 Waddington, H. , Burnley Rd. (Jnr.) 
 Waddington, ae Whalley Rd. (Msn.) 
 Welch, E. , Eagle St. Siding (Slater) 
 Whittaker, J.,77 Abbey St. (Painter) 
 Wilkinson M. , Bank St. (Painter) 
 Wilson, A., Lindhurst, Whalley Rd., 
 (Painter). 
 
 ADLINGTON. 
 Blackledge & Sons, Market St. 
 Brownley, A. , Bolton Rd. 
 Fairclough, Te! Cemetery Rd. 
 
 AIGBURTH (see Liverpool). 
 AINTREE (see Liverpool). 
 
 ASHTON-IN-MAKERFIELD. 
 Green, W., Wigan Rd., Bryun 
 Humphreys & ‘Rampling, Golhorie 
 Rd., Stubshaw Cross 
 Pennington, J., Gerard St. (Plmbr.) 
 Pennington, P., Heath Rd. 
 Unsworth & Roberts (Plumbers) 
 
 ASHTON- ON-RIBBLE, Preston. 
 Fazakerly, N., jun. (Bricklayer) 
 Jackson, W., Stocks Rd. (Brklr. &c.) 
 Jopping Bros. (Bricklayers) 
 
 ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE. 
 Ashton, J. E., Henry Square 
 Dean, a Hurst Brook 
 Fitton & ‘Bowness, Dean St. 
 Kirkby, E., Newman St. 
 Marland, F., St. Michael’s Square 
 
 ED. MARSHALL & SONS, 
 
 Ltd., 
 Joiners, 
 Builders & General Contractors, 
 Chapel St. Saw Mills, 
 Ashton = under = Lyne. 
 Church, Bank, and Shop Fittings 
 of every description. 
 Telephone — 274 (National). 
 Works executed include— 
 Improvements Old Street, Ashton- 
 
 under-Lyne, including two Hotels 
 and four large Shops; Bank for 
 Manchester and County at Glossop; 
 Bank forParrs at Stalybridge; Head- 
 quarters and Drill Hall for 8rd V.B. 
 Fusiliers at Salford ; Highland Lad- 
 die Hotel,Mossley ; Bush Inn ,Droyls- 
 den ; Joiner Work, Board School, 
 Dukinfield ; Refreshment Room and 
 Ice Storage for Stamford Park Com- 
 mittee, Ashton-under-Lyne; Gentle- 
 “men’s Residences, Romiley, Woodley 
 and Clayton Bridge; Shops at Fair- 
 field; Joiner Work, Shops, for 
 Stalybridge Corporation ; Gun 
 Store and Headquarters for the 
 Manchester Artillery ; Engine Beds, 
 Feed Pump Room, Boiler House, 
 and Multitubular Boilers for Cor- 
 poration Electricity Works, Ashton- 
 under-Lyne; Gentleman’s Residence, 
 Stalybridge Road, Ashton-under- 
 Lyne; Isolation Hospital, for the 
 Runeorn U.D.C.; Weaving Shed and 
 Mill, Wigan ; Ring Spinning Mill, 
 Ashton- under-Lyne. 
 
 PTE) PF IEEE ROIS IE EE IE ER 
 
 Ridyard, J., Railway Saw Mills 
 Robinson) 1 Cavendish St. 
 Swallow & Taylor, Cockbrook 
 Woolley, F., Oldham Rd. 
 
 ui THERTON. 
 Annette, A., 94 High St. 
 Croft, TS & Sons, Be Tydesley Rd. 
 Gregson’ s (H.) Exors. ., Meal House 
 Lane (Masons) 
 Langley, J., Morley St. 
 Manley, J., "ee Sots. St. John St. 
 Mullineux, oe Stanley St. 
 Rathbone, ~ ig. & Sons, 
 New Rd. (Masons) 
 Tildesley, J., Flapper Fold Lane 
 Whittle, T., Market St. 
 
 BAOUP, Manchester. 
 
 Ashworth, J. W., 70 Bankside Lane 
 (Plumber) 
 
 Bolton 
 
 Ashworth, W.,Lumb Cottages (Mns.) 
 
 Brearley, J., &S on 
 
 Carty, J., Bankside (Plasterer and 
 Painter) 
 
 Clegg, R., Burnley Rd. (Plumber) 
 
 Cowgill, H. , Burnley Rd. 
 
 Cropper Bros., L. Rockliffe (Masons) 
 
 Dyer, J., Newchurch Rd. 
 
 Fielding & Son, Rochdale Rd. 
 (Plasterers & Painters) 
 
 Gibbon, W., & Son (R.P.), Pipping 
 Bank 
 
 Graham, F., Lee Mill 
 
 Greenwood iG. New Line End (Jnrs.) 
 
 Hargreaves, J & Co., Burnley Rd. 
 
 Harrison, W., Britannia 
 
 Hoyle, A., Stacksteads ( (Joiner) 
 
 Hoyle, W., Newchurch Rd., Stack- 
 steads (Painter) 
 
 Jackson, W., Rochdale’ Rd. 
 (Plasterer and Painter) 
 
 Law, J., & Sons, Rockliffe (Joiners) 
 
 Madden, D., Plantation Rd. ee 
 age Contractor) 
 
 Nuttall, J., Brandwood Rd., Stack- 
 steads (& Sewage) 
 
 Platt & Castle, Forest Mil! 
 
 Sutcliffe, J. Ww. (and Joiner) 
 
 Whitehéad & Sons, Stacksteads 
 (Masons) 
 
 BARDSLEY, Ashton-under-Lyne. 
 Woodward, F. (Bricklayer) 
 
 BARROW-IN-FURNESS. 
 
 Barrett, W., Duke St. 
 Britton, H., Whittaker St. (Joiner) 
 Brown, ar Hindpool Rd. (Brklr.) 
 Clark & Robinson, Greengate Bridge 
 Cox, J-, Hindpool Rd. 
 Cox, J., Croslands Pk. (Bricklayer) 
 Dawson, W.&J., Union St. ( es 
 Dockeray,R.T. ,Manchester St.(Jnr.) 
 Fairbairn & Co. "Rawlinson St.(Msn.) 
 Gradwell, W.., & Co., Hindpool Rd. 
 Huddlestone, H., Carlisle St. 
 Tackson, J. H. , Storey Square 
 Last, E., Greengate St. (Joiner) 
 Lloyd, at. Dalton Rd. (Painter, &c.) 
 Morris, M. , Cavendish St. (Plumber) 
 Neal rig H. Abbey Rd. Bridge(Brklr.) 
 Ormandy& Sons,103Church St.(Jnrs.) 
 Paul, J., Paxton Terrace (Plasterer) 
 Ramsey, W., Ramsden Sq. (Plumber) 
 Ross, D. , Rawlinson St. (Plumber) 
 Saddler, W. , High St. (and Joiner) 
 Slee, T. , Warwick St. (and Joiner) 
 Thirlwall, J., Whitehead St. (Plstr.) 
 Tickle, J.,& Sons, William St. (Jurs.) 
 Varley, Ge Marsh St. (Mason) 
 Walker, ie Storey Sq. (Plasterer) 
 Ward, ine -, 221 Dalton Rd. (Plbr. &c.) 
 BARROWFORD, Nelson. 
 
 Bowler, J., & Sons, Gisburn Rd. 
 
 Butler. E E. (Plasterer) 
 BIRKDALE (see Southport). 
 BLACKBURN. 
 
 Ainsworth, W., 1or Preston New 
 Rd. (Plasterer) 
 Airey, A., Hanson St. (Plasterer) 
 Airey, F., 49 Northgate (Plumber) 
 Angles, BH (R.P.), Audley Range 
 Bailey, T., Granville Rd. (Plumber) 
 Barton, E., 96 Moss St. (Plasterer) 
 Boland, ile -» 143 Whalley New Rd. 
 (Mason) 
 Bolton, J., Regent St. (and Joiner) 
 Bonnell) is Alice St. (Slater, &c.) 
 Brooks, © , Darwen St. (and Joiner) 
 Caton, “8 Sr Fielden St. (Carpenter) 
 Catterall, J., 49 Nab Lane (Plumber) 
 Chadburn, is (R.P.), 24 Salford St. 
 Chadwick, ‘W., Chorlton St. (Pavior) 
 Charles, , New Park St. (Joiner) 
 Gane bi 18 Caroline St., Mill 
 Hill (Bricksetter) 
 Charnley, T., & Son, 147 Queen’s 
 Rd. (Masons & Bricksetters) 
 Cheetham, C. (R.P.), 49 Darwen St. 
 Coultherd, T., Mitton (Joiner) 
 Cronshaw, J ” Llynwood Rd. 
 Cronshaw, Ww. J. W., Pump St. 
 Cunliffe, E. (R.P.), 3 King St. 
 Cunliffe, W. H., 22 New Market St. 
 (Painter) 
 Davies, R., Limbrick (Plumber) 
 Dewhurst, G., 13 Garden St. (Pavior) 
 Dickenson, W., 13 Town Hall St. 
 (Painter) 
 Dixon, C., 52 Mincing Lane (Painter) 
 Duerden, R. J.,58 Victoria St. (Pntr.) 
 Eastwood, Rit , Regent St. (Slater) 
 Edmundson, W., Bolton Rd. 
 Fecitt, J., & Sons, Weir St. (Masons) 
 Foster Bros. , AudleyRd. (Slaters,&c.) 
 Garstang,L.,111 Bastwell Ter. (Pntr. ) 
 Gillibrand, i: +, 163 Downham St. 
 (Bricksetter) 
 
 Lan cashire—continued. 
 
 Gillibrand, W., 
 (Bricksetter) 
 Gregson, T., & Son, Higher Eanam 
 Grime, J. Ww. , 101 Snig Brook (Plstr.) 
 Grimshaw, T +, 50 Whalley Banks 
 (Plumber) 
 Harden, S. J., 23 Snape St. (Joiner) 
 Hargreaves, ip -,49 King St. (Painter) 
 Harrison, T.,&Son, BirleySt.(Joiners) 
 Highton, J., ‘& Sons, Byron Terrace, 
 Witton (and Joiners) 
 Highton, J., jun., 1 Redland Brow, 
 Witton (Plumber) 
 Higson, T., & Son, Byron St. 
 Hilton, C., 80 Highton Ter. (Brklr.) 
 Hilton, R. B., & Sons, Byron Ter., 
 Witton 
 Hodgson,G.&G.,Snig Brook(Joiners) 
 Hodgson, R., Bold St. .(Plasterer) 
 Holden, T., Booth St: (Mason) 
 Hollis, R., 6 Sour Milk Hall Lane 
 (Plasterer) 
 Hubberstey, R., Larkhill (Plumber) 
 Isherwood, W. & J. +54 Darwen St. 
 (Painters) 
 Jenkins, W., 61 Queen’s Rd. WERE 
 Johnson, J., 82 Azalea Rd. (& Jnr.) 
 Kenyon, H., Snig Brook (Joiner) 
 Kenyon, J., 72 Dientagte St. (Plmbr.) 
 Law, W. H. (R.P.), 35 King St. 
 Leaver, J., & Son, 47 Northgate 
 
 (Painters) 
 & Sons, Shorrock Delph 
 
 Lewis, E., 
 (Masons) 
 Livesey, Wi Galligreaves St. (Joiner) 
 Livesey, Hall St. (Joiner) 
 Marshall & Dent, Limbrick (Joiners) 
 Miller, J., Randal St. (Slater, &c.) 
 Moulding & Co., Duke’s Brow(Jnrs.) 
 Ormerod, J., & Son, 118 Lambeth St. 
 (Plasterers) 
 Parker, J.,6 Town Hall St. (Painter) 
 Pickup, H. , 68 Northgate (Painter) 
 Pye, J., Lambeth St. (Joiner) 
 Riding, J., Osbalderstone, near 
 Robinson, "Heys & Co., 76 Earl St. 
 (Asphalters) 
 
 Salisbury, E., 13 Freme St. (Brkstr.) 
 Sharples, J., "Shaw St. (and Joiner) 
 Shorrock, J., Randal St. (Joiner, &c.) 
 Smith, H. , Whalley Range (Joiner) 
 Southworth Bros., Merchant St., 
 Salford Bridge (Carpenters) 
 Stones, W., & Sons, Darwen St. 
 Talbot, T. , Batswell Rd. (Joiner) 
 Thompson, H., Regent St. (Slater) 
 Thompson, St. PeterSt.(Slater,&c.) 
 TORE ie Bastwell (Plumber) 
 Varley, T. , & Son, King St., Whalley 
 Walkden, Ales 15 Ainsworth St. 
 (Painter) 
 Walsh, J.. H., Duke’s Brow (Joiner) 
 Walsh, P., & Son, 194 Water St., 
 River Side (Plumbers) 
 Welsby, W., Ash St. (Joiner) 
 Whalley, W. & J., 63 Limbrick 
 (Plasterers) 
 Whewell, E., Bromley St. Joiner) 
 Whittaker, Crs 339 Preston New Rd. 
 (Plumber) 
 Whittaker, J., & Sons, Canterbury 
 St. (and Joiners) 
 Whittaker, R., & 
 (and Joiners) 
 Williams, W., 5 Ross (Mason) 
 
 BLACKPOOL. 
 ea oe H. (R.P.), 111 Lytham 
 Ainsworth, W., 78 & 80 Elizabeth St. 
 Angus, T. , Regent Rd. 
 Ayre, T. , Reed’s Rd. 
 Blacow, Say 48 Cambridge Rd. 
 (Bricklayer) 
 Bonny,R.W.,& Sons,ChurchSt.(Jnr.) 
 Butterworth, S., Sons, Living- 
 stone Rd. (Masons) 
 Coe J., & Bros., 161 Church 
 
 ChadwickBros.,129 TalbotRd.(Jnrs.) 
 
 Chadwick, W., 7 Cedar St. (Joiner) 
 
 Challoner, T.,& Son(R.P.), Parker St. 
 
 Clough & Pendlebury, Coronation St. 
 
 Collins, G., & Son, 6 Palatine Rd. 
 (Masons) 
 
 Cookson, H., 23 Shaw Rd., South 
 Shore (Bricklayer) 
 
 Coop, J.,& Sons, 5A Lower King St. 
 (Painters, &c.) 
 
 Coulston, J. (Junr.), Bank Hey St. 
 
 Crook, T. , Highfield Rd. 
 
 Dewhurst, hie Upper Braithwaite St., 
 Claremont. ub aneteres) 
 
 Docking, J. W., General St. (Joiner) 
 
 Dodds auevicks (R.P.s), St.Ann’s St. 
 
 Dodd, W., & Son, Lytham Rd., 
 South Shore (Plumber) 
 
 Dootson, W., Back Church St. 
 
 Eaves, J., 49 BoothleyRd. (Bricklyr.) 
 
 13 Hardman St. 
 
 Sons, Hope St. 
 
 Eaves, W., oy Ld., Springfield 
 
 Escolme, ‘Adelaide St. (Roads 
 and ple 
 
 Fenton, J. & R., Caunce St. 
 
 Fielding, uy: ,& Sons, Birley St. (Msns.) 
 
 Fisher, G. H., 43 Crystal Rd., S.S. 
 
 Gaskell & Tilley, 219 Lytham Rd. 
 S.S. (Masons) 
 
 Gregson, J., 202 Central 
 (Bricklayer) 
 
 Hall, W., Cleveland Rd. (Brklr.) 
 
 Hargraves, J., Milbourne St. 
 
 Hartley, D., 75 Park Rd. 
 
 Hartley, J. H., S. Edward St. 
 (Joiner) 
 
 Hartley, T., Middle St. (Joiner) 
 
 Heywood, R. » Cookson St. (Plumber) 
 
 Hill & Sons, Gt. Marton (Bricklyrs. ) 
 
 Hodgson, Te Milbourne St. (Brklr.) 
 
 Hull, W. , Grosvenor St. (Plasterer 
 
 Judson, T., a. Caunce St. (Plumber) 
 
 Drive 
 
 ay, J., & Sons, 31 Elizabeth St. 
 (Slaters) 
 Ke on, J. (Exors. of), Waterloo 
 
 , South Shore (Plumber) 
 
 icedece S., 7 Whitegate Drive 
 (Bricklayer) 
 Lawson, T., & Co., Church St., 
 
 South Shore (and Joiners) 
 
 Leach, R., eon Cleveleys 
 
 Lindley, G E., Church St. 
 
 Lumb, F., St. ‘Alban’s Rd. (Plstrer. ) 
 
 Maybury & Son, Bath St. (Joiners&c.) 
 
 Moister, W., & Co., Park Avenue 
 (Bricksetters and Joiners) 
 
 Morris, G., Lowrey Ter. ene 
 
 Myles, J., 2 Livingstone R 
 
 Nickson, Re Palatine Rd. 
 
 Orme, Sh. 8 Carshalton Rd. 
 
 Parkinson, J., & Sons, Ld., Kent Rd. 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Polland,A.,Middle La., S.S.(Mason) 
 
 Porter, The Hill St., S. S, (Joiner) 
 
 Potts & Pickford, Clare St., S.S. 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Preston & Dryland, Clifford Rd. 
 (Bricklayers) 
 
 Pye, Bros., Catshaw St. (Joiners &c.) 
 
 Frye, Tees 117 Adelaide St. (Slater) 
 
 Richardson, R., 125 Caunce St. 
 (Bricklayer) 
 
 Robinson, H.,14 Hill St., S.S. (Slater) 
 
 Saville, Be St. Heiler’s Rd, S.S. 
 
 Seed, J:, "Warbreck Rd. (Flagger 
 Slater) 
 
 Smith Bros., Boothley Rd. (Masons) 
 
 Smith, T. H., Raikes Rd. Pee 
 
 Stafford & Sons, 76 Lytham R 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 Talbot & Walton, Palatine Rd. 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Taylor, E.,7 Brighton Par. (Drainer) 
 
 Thomas & ‘Eden, Ribble Rd. 
 
 Turner, J., Talbot Rd. (Plumber) 
 
 Walker, W.. & Co., Ld., General St. 
 
 Walmsley & Sons (R. 12. ’) Birley St. 
 
 Walsh,S., 82 Buchanan St. (Plumber) 
 
 Ward, ye 121 High St. (Bricklayer) 
 
 Ward, W., 8 Lowrey Ter. (Plastr.) ~ 
 
 Whiteside, J., Charles St. (Joiner) 
 
 Whiteside, Te 48 Buchanan St. 
 (Drainer) 
 
 Worthington & Sons, 23 Birley St 
 (Decorators, Plumbers, &c.) 
 
 Worthington, G: (R.P.), 44 Bonny St 
 
 Wray, Rros., New Rd. (Masons) 
 
 BLACKROD, Chorley. 
 Latham, H., 263 Manchester Rd. 
 (Plasterer) 
 
 BLUNDELLSANDS. 
 Bate, J. 
 Costain, R., & Sons 
 Taylor, J., 2 Mersey View 
 
 BOLTON. 
 Altham, W., Westbrook St. (Slater) 
 
 Aspinall, E., 33 Mornington Rd. 
 (Plumber) 
 Batten, A. R., Kay St. 
 
 Blakely, T., 38 Swan Lane (Joiner) 
 
 Bocock, R. & J., Howard St. (Stone- 
 masons) 
 
 Booth, J., & Sons, Marsden Rd. 
 (Ironfixer) 
 
 Bourne & Son, Castle St. (Painters) 
 
 Bradbury, J., & Sons, 84 Orlando St. 
 (Masons and Bricklayers) 
 
 Brown & Naylor, 71 John Brown 
 St. (Bricklayers) 
 
 Brown, R., School Hill (Plumber) 
 
 Burrow, « & Son, Ruth St. (St: 
 George’s Rd. (& Joiners) 
 
 Cartwright, F. f: 283 St. Helen’s 
 Rd. (Joiner) 
 
 Clapham, W.., 20-22 CastleSt.(Slater) 
 
 Collier, H., 8 Arrowsmith Terrace 
 (Bricklayer) 
 
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 387 
 
 Lancashire—continued. 
 
 Critchley, H., 19 Palace St. (Plas- 
 terer and Painter) 
 
 Cuerden, R. (R.P.), & Sons, 212 St. 
 George’s Rd. 
 
 Cunliffe, W., Deane Rd. (Joiner) 
 
 Dawson T., 51 Harper’s Lane(Joiner) 
 
 Dewhirst, J., Beverley Rd. (Brklr.) 
 
 Dickinson, J., Ltd., Bark St. (Stone- 
 masons) 
 
 Dobie, W., & Sons, Nelson St. (Jnrs.) 
 
 Draper, F., Back Newport St. 
 
 Dunning & Morris, 166 & 168 Crook 
 St. (Plasterers and Painters) 
 
 Edwards & Sons, 27 Duke St.( Joiners) 
 
 Glover Bros., Dawes St. (Stonemsns) 
 
 Gooden, E., 3 Rose Hill (Joiner) 
 
 Gornall, J., & Son, 111 Ellesmere S. 
 (Bricklayers) 
 
 Gregory, J., Fletcher St. (Slater) 
 
 Gregson & Smith, Merehall St. 
 (Masons) 
 
 Gregson, G., Bath St. (Plasterer) 
 
 Hardie, ae, 68) Sons, '2° St. 
 Bartholemew St. (& Joiners) 
 
 Hare, W.,56 ClarenceSt. (Ironfixer) 
 
 Hargreaves, E., 80 Hampden St. 
 (Slater) 
 
 Harker, J., & Sons, 146 Blackburn 
 Rd. (Painters) 
 
 Hart, J. O., 8 Manor St. (Plbr. &c.) 
 
 Harwood, T., 75 Kay St. (Plumber) 
 
 Haywood, H, 21 Church St. 
 
 Heyes, P., Eskrick St., Halliwell 
 (Sewers) 
 
 Higginson, J. S., Kirk St. (& Joiner) 
 
 Hind, R., Willows Lane, Derby St. 
 
 Hindley, J.,6 Nuttall Ter. (Bricklyr.) 
 
 Hirst, R. G., Steele St. (& Joiner) 
 
 Hodson, A St. George’s Rd.(Slater) 
 
 Holden, G., 125 Derby St. (Plumber) 
 
 Howorth, T., 258 Halliwell Rd. 
 (Plumber) 
 ackson, F., 206 Bark St. (Joiner) 
 ackson, N., 4 Poole St. (Joiner) 
 ones,K.,231 DeanRd.(Plasterer, &c.) 
 ones, H. & R., Gibbon St. (Plstrs.) 
 ones, H., St. George’s Rd. (Painter) 
 ones, I. (R.P.), 80 School Hill 
 earns, W., Belmont Rd. (Sewers) 
 
 Keatley, J., 1 Greenwood St.( Joiner) 
 
 Kenyon, R. W., Spa Rd. (Joiner) 
 
 Kilburn,T., ArrowsmithTer. (Sewers) 
 
 Lee, W., Church Bank (Plumber, &c.) 
 
 Maginnis, E. & D., Bow St. 
 
 Rene TUR bd Bow St. (Plbr.) 
 
 Marsden, J. H. & G., Bridge St. 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Marshall, W., 2 Waterloo St. (Plbr.) 
 
 Massey, J., & Son, Chorley Old Rd. 
 (& Joiners) 
 
 Merrick, J.,57BridgmanSt.(Bricklyr.) 
 
 Mosley, R., Charnock St. 
 
 Orrell, I., & Son, 9 Pemberton St., 
 Eagley (& Joiners) 
 
 Page, C., & Son, Reformation St. 
 
 Paiton, R. & Son, 5 Bradford St. 
 (& Joiners) 
 
 Pearse, G., Hampden St. (Bricklyr.) 
 
 Pickersgill, W., 1 Darbishire St. 
 (Stonemason) 
 
 Pollitt, W., & Co., Ltd., 47 Pool St. 
 (Sewers) 
 
 Ramsden, T., Rigby Saw Mills, 
 
 Eagley 
 
 Ratcliffe Bros., 55 Knowsley St. 
 (Decorators) 
 
 Rayner, R., Fold’s Rd. (Joiner) 
 
 Roberts, H., 142 Bradshawgate 
 (Decorator) 
 
 Rogers, A. H. N., 135 St. George’s 
 Rd, (Painter) 
 
 Rogers, T. W., 107 Bury New Rd. 
 (Decorator) 
 
 Roscoe, R., Kirkhall Lane (& Joiner) 
 
 Rothwell, J., 90 Derby St. (Plumber) 
 
 Ryley, G., Derby St. 
 
 Scholes, F., 242 Blackburn Rd.(Plbr.) 
 
 Scholes, R., & Son, 701 Blackburn 
 Rd. (Plumbers and Glaziers) 
 
 Scholes, T., Hibbert St. (Mason) 
 
 Scowcroft, J., 346 Deane Rd. (Brklr.) 
 
 Seddon, S., 116 Manchester Rd. 
 
 Seddon, W. Z., Foundry Yd., Black- 
 horse St. (Bricksetter) 
 
 Sharples, W.,25 Brown St. (Bricklyr.) 
 
 Shaw, W., Wallace St. 
 
 Simcock, J., & Son, 19 Great Moor 
 St. (and Bricklayers) 
 
 Skinner, A.,131 ChorleyOldRd.(Pibr.) 
 
 Slater & Russell, 48 Bridge St. 
 
 (Plumbers and Glaziers) 
 
 Slater, J., 111 Higher Bridge St. 
 
 ae C. E. (Plumber), St. George’s 
 
 Smith, D., Salisbury St. (Bricklayer) 
 
 Southern, H. B., Bury Rd. (Slater) 
 
 Stewart, J., & Sons, 114 Nelson St. 
 (Plasterers and Painters) 
 
 Talbot, J., Bertrand Rd.(Bricksetter) 
 
 Taylor, J. & Co., Victoria Sq: (Plbrs.) 
 
 Taylor, J. W., Ld., Bury New Rd. 
 (and Joiners) 
 
 Thomason, W., & Sons, 111 Gt. Moor 
 St. (Plumbers and Glaziers) 
 
 Townson, W., & Sons, Ltd., Park 
 Hill St., Chorley Rd. (Joiners) 
 
 Turner, J., 16 Ralph St. (Plasterer) 
 
 Tyson, R. J., Wellington Saw Mill, 
 Great Lever (Joiner) 
 
 Vause, J., & Son (R.P.), 54 Duke St. 
 
 Waddicor, T. H., 252 Darwen Rd. 
 Bromley Cross 
 
 Walsh, R., Daubhill (Plumber, &c.) 
 
 Warburton, A., 53 St. Helen’s Rd. 
 (Plasterer and Painter) 
 
 Ward, W.,7 Crook St. (Plasterer, &e.) 
 
 Warr & Co., Ld., Church Bk. (Sltrs.) 
 
 Watson & Watson, Bowker’s Row 
 (Decorators) 
 
 Williams, J., Dorset St. (Painter) 
 
 Witter & Son, Crown St. (Plumbers) 
 
 Witter, J. W., Spa Rd. (Plumber) 
 
 Wood, R., Halliwell Rd. 
 
 Woods, J. C. & F., Darbishire St. 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Worthington, E.,145DeaneRd.(Plbr.y 
 
 BOOTLE, Liverpool. 
 
 Chesters, T., & Son, Ltd., 41 Oriel 
 Rd. (Painters and Decorators) 
 
 Fowler, S., 60 Irlam Rd. 
 
 Hughes & Stirling, Victoria Works 
 
 Litt, W., 93 Millers Bridge 
 
 Musker, W., Exors of, Langdale St. 
 
 Riddock, J., 106 Brasenose Rd. 
 
 Webster, S., 10 & 12 Brasenose Rd. 
 
 Wood, G., & Son, 268 Stanley Rd. 
 
 BRIERCLIFFE, Burnley. 
 Dent, W., Bend Hill 
 
 BRIERFIELD, Burnley. 
 
 Boothman, T., Exors. of, Humphrey 
 St. (Joiners) 
 Guest, R., Halifax Rd. (Plasterer) 
 Howarth, W., Chapel St. (Mason) 
 Hudson, J., Thomas St. (Joiner) 
 Leaver, IT., Halifax Rd. (Mason) 
 Quinn & Deveraux,Colne Rd. (Plbrs.) 
 Renoldson, T,., Townley St. (Mason) 
 Robinson, A., Victoria Av. (Mason) 
 Shutt, J., Berry St. (Mason) 
 Stanworth, W., & Son, Clitheroe 
 Rd. (Slaters) 
 Tattersall, C. (R.P.), Railway St. 
 
 BRINSCALL, Chorley. 
 Brown, R. 
 Counsell, J., Railway Rd. (Joiner) 
 Grundy, J., Harbour Farm 
 
 Leigh, J. 
 BURNLEY. 
 
 Aspinall, W., 7 St. James’s Row 
 (Painter and Plasterer) 
 
 Binns & Sons (Painters & Plasterers), 
 16 Hargreaves St. 
 
 Bracewell, W., Padiham Rd. 
 
 Bridge, A., 308 Colne Rd. (Plumber) 
 
 Brown, R., Boro’ Saw Mills (Joiner) 
 
 Bullock, T., 8 Hart St. (Stonemason) 
 
 Clegge Bros., Fullege (Joiners) 
 
 Collinge Bros., 1 & 3 Briercliffe Rd. 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 Cudworth, G., 75 Temple St. 
 
 Cunliffe, S., Bank Parade (Joiner) 
 
 Dean, R., & Sons, Plumbe Street Saw 
 Mills (Joiners) 
 
 Gill, F., 62 Elm St. (Joiner) 
 
 Gill, W., 20 Mary St. (Plumber) 
 
 Hanson, J., Stanley St. (Joiner) 
 
 Hardaker, G., 52 Raglan Rd. (Pntr. 
 
 Harlow, S., 140 St. James’s St. 
 
 Haworth, J., Calder Vale Rd. 
 
 Heap, E., Thursby Sq. (Mason) 
 
 Heap, H., 126 Todmorden Rd. 
 
 Heap, J., 171 Woodside 
 
 Heap, M. & J. W., 22 Clifton St. 
 (Masons) 
 
 Heap, T., & Son, 56 Colne Rd. 
 (Masons) 
 
 Howarth, J., Brunswick St. (Joiner) 
 
 Kelshaw & Lee, Gannow Lane 
 
 Kippax, R., 4 Leyland Rd. (Mason) 
 
 Leslie, J., 223 Manchester Rd. (Msn.) 
 
 Marshall, J., Hirst St. 
 
 Nightingale, T.,Coalclough La(Msn.) 
 
 Nuttall & Co., Turner St. (Joiners) 
 
 Ormerod Bros., 1 Broughton St., 
 Padiham Rd. (Masons) 
 
 Owen & Co., Ltd., 7 Yorke St. 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 Parker, A. & R., 13 Thursby Rd. 
 (Masons) 
 
 Parker, J. & A., 14 Hawk St. (Msns. 
 
 Rawlinson, R., & Sons, 23 Brougham 
 St. (Painters and Plasterers) 
 
 Read, G., & Son, 36 Clifton St. 
 (Masons) 
 
 Lancashire—continued. 
 
 Schofield, R., 4 Westgate Mason) 
 
 Schofield, W., Colne Rd. (Slater, &c.) 
 
 Scott, W., 25 Yorkshire St. (Plumber) 
 
 Shackleton,A.,BankhouseSt.(Plmbr. ) 
 
 Shoesmith, J., 79 Manchester Rd. 
 (Plumber) 
 
 Simpson, M., 93 Thursby Rd. 
 
 Skeath, Kenyon & Clegg, 32 Ivy St. 
 (Masons) 
 
 Smith, B., & Son, 71 Cavour St. 
 (Masons) 
 
 Smith Bros. (Burnley), Ld., Turf 
 Moor (Masons and Bricklayers) 
 Smith, G., & Son, Ltd., Redruth St. 
 
 (Joiners) 
 Smith, J., 2x Curzon St. (Plumber) 
 Smith, J., Plumbe St. (Mason) 
 Smith, L. & J. W., Raglan Rd. 
 (Joiners) 
 Stanworth & Son, Curzon St. (Sltrs.) 
 Stanworth, J. & Bros., Colne Rd. 
 (Joiners) 
 Watterson & Hargreaves (R.P.s) 11 
 Bank Parade 
 Whitaker, O., Manchester Rd. 
 (Slater and Concreter) 
 Wilkinson, R., Thursby Rd. 
 Wiseman, T. & A., Wiseman St. 
 (Joiners) 
 RY, 
 
 BURY. 
 
 Birtwistle, A., & Sons, Bolton St. 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Brierley, C., Brierley St. Saw Mills, 
 Fishpool (all trades) 
 
 Byrom, J., Ltd., Woolfold near (all 
 trades) 
 
 Chesters & Co., Bank Place, Totting- 
 ton Rd. (all trades) 
 
 Clough, S., School Brow (Bricklyr.) 
 
 Crawshaw, J., Parsonage St. (Brklr.) 
 
 Dennis,C.,ManchesterRd.(Bricklyr. 
 
 Fitton, T., Knowsley St. 
 
 Fletcher, S., Tottington Rd. (all 
 trades) 
 
 Hall, R. & J. H., Limefield, near 
 (Bricklayers and Masons) 
 
 Hutchinson & Holt, Croft St. (Jurs.) 
 
 Inman, J., Exors. of, Bolton St. 
 (all trades) 
 
 New Bury Saw Mill Co., Ld., Fern- 
 hill (all trades) 
 
 Newhouse, T. & Sons, Tottington 
 Rd., Elton (Bricklayers & Masons) 
 
 Porter, F., Walmersley Rd. (Joiner) 
 
 Smith, J., & Sons, East St. (Joiners) 
 
 Taylor, J.,Buckley Wells (all trades) 
 
 Thompson & Brierley, Boundary St. 
 (all trades) 
 
 Tinline, J., Parker St. (all trades) 
 
 CADISHEAD, Manchester. 
 Drew, E 
 CARNFORTH. 
 
 Billington, G., & Son, North Rd. 
 
 (Plumbers and Painters) 
 Bolton, T., Jun., Warton, near 
 Brearley, W., Lancaster Rd. (Joiner) 
 Rigg, J., & Sons 
 Walmesley, J., & Son, Scotland Rd. 
 
 (Plumbers and Painters) 
 Wilson, W., Worton, near (& Joiner) 
 
 CASTLETON, Mancheste. 
 Logan, J. A., 52 Church St. 
 
 CHADDERTON, near Oldham. 
 Partington, J. T., Victoria St. 
 
 CHORE EY: 
 
 Baxendale, R., & Sons, Victoria Saw 
 Mills (Joiners) 
 
 Bennison, W. 2 Bolton St., (Plumber) 
 
 Brindle, J., & Sons, Alexandra St. 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Carr Bros., Harrison Rd., (Brick- 
 layers) 
 
 Fairclough, J., & Sons, Clifford St. 
 (Slater) 
 
 Fairclough, L., Westminster Rd. 
 
 Gartside, S., Sons, 5 Queen’s 
 Rd. (Plumbers and Painters) 
 
 Hall, T., Peel St. (Joiner) 
 
 Hampson, W., 81 Pall Mall . 
 
 Heald, A., Exors. of, Pall Mall 
 (Plumbers and Painters) 
 
 Heald, G., George St. (Joiner) 
 
 Lucas, J., Exors. of, Market Place 
 (Plumbers and Painters) 
 
 Lucas, J. R., St. Thomas Sq. (Joiner) 
 
 Nightingale, H. Clifford St.(Plumber) 
 
 Yates, T. P., Chapel St. (Plumber) 
 
 CLITHEROE. 
 Altham & Silverwood, Waddington, 
 W. (Masons) 
 Bleazard, J., & Sons, Railway View 
 (Masons) 
 Bond, H., Back Commons (Joiner) 
 Calverley, G., Chatburn Rd. (Joiner) 
 Davies, E., Shaw Bridge (Slater) 
 Fairweather & Son, Wellgate (Plbrs.) 
 
 Ford, J.,67 Woone Lane (Slater) 
 
 Hargreaves & Son, Lowergate 
 
 Higson, J., Wellford (Joiner) 
 
 Porter R., Woone Lane (Plumber) 
 
 Robinson, J., Eshton Terrace (Slater) 
 
 Satterthwaite, T., York St. (Joiner) 
 
 Scott, J., Eshton Terrace (Mason) 
 
 Sharpe, H., Montague St. (Joiner) 
 
 Thexton, J., 13 Brownlow St. (Joiner) 
 
 Thomber & Dixon, Waterloo( Masons) 
 
 Veevers, A., & Sons, Shaw Bridge 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Watson, J., & Sons (R.P.s) 2 YorkSt. 
 
 Whiteside, J. (R.P.), & Son, Castle- 
 gate 
 
 W.lliams, C., Moor Lane 
 
 Wilson, J., Wheat Sheaf, Salford 
 (Mason) 
 
 COCKERHAM, Garstang, S.O. 
 Cortess, J. & T. (and Stonemasons) 
 Moore, G., & Sons (Carpenters) 
 
 COLNE. 
 Atkinson, J. R., Shaw St. (Mason) 
 Berry & Duckworth, 9 New Market 
 St. (Painters) 
 Berry J., Hall St. (Plasterer) 
 Bottomley, J., Clayton St. (Mason) 
 Brotherton, R., Ludgate Circus 
 (Plumber) 
 Caddy, E. J., Skipton Rd. (Joiner) 
 Capstick, R. & Sons, North Valley 
 Rd. (Joiners) 
 Cottam & Thornton, Ivegate (Jnrs.) 
 Crossley, J., 40 Windsor St. 
 Dempsey, J. O. S., Primet Hill (Ptr.) 
 Hartley, H., Chapel St. (Plasterer) 
 Hey, J. & J., Albert Rd. (Painters) 
 Heyworth, A., Albert Rd. (Painter) 
 Higgin & Payne, Gosling Yard 
 Hill, J., Windsor St. 
 Holroyd & Riley, 12 Derby St. 
 Horsfield & Jackson, Keighley Rd. 
 (and Joiners) 
 Howarth, E., Skelton St. (Plasterer) 
 Howarth, M., Skipton Rd.(Plasterer) 
 Irving, J., Windsor St. (Painter) 
 Laycock, J.,Grosvenor St. (Plasterer) 
 Penwarden, R. J., Windsor St. (Msn.) 
 Priestley, H., West St. (Joiner) 
 Prince J., Primet Hill (Plumber) 
 Riddiough, J., & Co., 9 Stanley St. 
 (and Joiners) 4 
 Riddiough, W., Stanley St. (Joiner) 
 Ridehaigh, R. & J., North Valley Rd. 
 (Plumbers) 
 Roberts, J., Swanfield Joinery Works 
 Robinson, P., Foulridge, near (Mason) 
 Thompson, H., Foulridge, nr. (Joiner) 
 Townson, W., 10 Grovnr. St. (Mason) 
 Varley, W., & Sons, Market St. 
 (Plumbers) 
 Watson, I., Cloth Hall (Joiner) 
 Wooster, F., Albert Rd. (Painter) 
 
 CRAWSHAWBOOTH, 
 Manchester. 
 Ashworth, O., Burnley Rd. 
 Birtwistle, A., Burnley Rd. 
 Trickett, H., Burnley Rd. 
 
 CROSBY, GREAT, Liverpool. 
 Gleaves, W. (and Bricklayer) 
 Leonard, P. (Plumber) 
 
 Lunt, P., Liverpool Rd. (and Joiner) 
 Mulholland, G. E., 51 Alexandra Rd. 
 Pyett, J., Myer’s Rd. West 
 
 CROSTON, Preston. 
 Rigbye, J., Station Rd. 
 Smith, T., Station Rd. 
 
 DALTON-IN-FURNESS. 
 Burrows, I., Market St. (Joiner) 
 Coomber, W., Station Rd.(Mason) 
 Fisher, J. (Plumber and Painter) 
 Garden, J., Exors. of, Market St. 
 High, J. (Waller) 
 
 Lawn, J. (Plumber and Painter) 
 Martin, G. Slater St. (Mason) 
 
 DARWEN. 
 Baxendale, H., Earnsdale Saw Mills 
 Bentley, J., Holme Saw Mills (Jnr.) 
 Bentley, W., 6: Gillibrand Street, 
 (Plasterer and Painter) 
 Battersby,A.,28 BoltonRd.(Plasterer 
 and Painter) 
 Booth, J., Bolton Rd. (Plumber) 
 Bowling, T., Bolton Rd. (Joiner) 
 Bridgehouse, S.,Grimshaw St. (Plbr.) 
 Duffy, J., 2 Marsh Ter. (Plumber) 
 Duxbury & Son, St. John St. 
 (Plasterers and Painters) 
 Fish, F., & Co. (R.P’s), Union St. 
 Gadfield, T., & Son, Gadfield St. 
 (Masons) 
 Harwood, S., Hindle St. (Mason) 
 Hodgkinson, T. & G., Duckworth St. 
 (Plumbers) 
 Hutchinson, W., Cavendish St.(Sltr.) 
 
388 
 
 BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 Lancashire—continued. 
 
 Jepson, H. C., Commercial Bldgs., 
 Bolton Rd. (Plumber) 
 
 Johnstone, T., Hollins Grove (Mason) 
 
 Knowles, J., 533 Bolton Rd. (Msn.) 
 
 Knowles,J. R., 9 Foundry St. (Plbr.) 
 
 Knowles, R. & W., Epworth St. 
 (Masons and Joiners) 
 
 Lightbown, T.. Radfield Saw Mill 
 (Mason and Joiner) 
 
 Lloyd & Millward, Blackburn Rd. 
 (Masons and Joiners) 
 
 Lomax, R. T., Nancy St. (Painter) 
 
 Marsh & Fretwell, Redearth Road 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Orrell, T., Astley St. (Mason) 
 
 Parkinson, T.,10 Sudell Rd.(Painter) 
 
 Shorrock, R., Union St. (Mason) 
 
 Watson, E., Hollins Grove (Plstr.) 
 
 Wild, J. J., Lodge Bank (Painter) 
 
 Willson, T. P., & Sons, Branch Rd., 
 Lower Darwen (Masons & Joiners) 
 
 Wrighton, E. (Exors. of), Green St. 
 (Plumber) 
 
 DENTON. 
 
 Storer, T., Exors. of, Ruby St. 
 DROYLSDEN, Manchester. 
 
 Bates, T., & Co. 
 
 EARLESTOWN. 
 Bunting, E., Wargrave Rd. 
 Burchall, J. A., Back Market St. 
 Finning, G., Wargrave Rd. 
 Fitzgerald Bros., Wargrave Rd. 
 
 ECCLES, near Manchester. 
 Irlam, J. (Bricklayer) 
 Moore, J. F., Chadwick Rd. 
 Moore, T., & Sons, Monton Rd. 
 Moore, W., 45 Mayfield Rd. 
 Ward, W., Monton Rd. 
 Woodler & Hardman, 161 Church St. 
 
 ECCLESTON, Chorley. 
 Hayes, T., Lawrence Lane 
 
 EDENFIELD, Bury. 
 Pilling & Halliwell 
 Wolstenholme, J. & H. 
 
 FACIT, Rochdale. 
 Hoyle, A. (Mason) 
 
 FAILSWORTH, Manchester. 
 Taylor, T., 19 Wrigley Head 
 
 FARNWORTH. 
 Berry, S. & T., Market St. (Painters) 
 Brooks, J., 21 Blackhorse Street 
 (Plumber) 
 Bullough, E., Albert Rd. (Plumber 
 Coope, Bros., Bank St. (Carpenters 
 Entwisle,J. B. & J., Kearsley (Cpts.) 
 Hodgkiss, S. J., Longcauseway 
 Rovley, J., Bridgwater (Carpenter) 
 Shaw, W., Albert Rd. (Painter, &c.) 
 Steventon, W., Market St. (Plumber) 
 Watson, J., Frederick St. 
 Wiggins, J., Brackley St. (Painter) 
 Wright, —., Peel St. (Painter) 
 FLEETWOOD. 
 Cox & Gregg, Styan St. (Masons) 
 Drummond, T. A., & Sons, Preston 
 St. (Masons) 
 Preston, J. & Sons(R.P.),AdelaideSt. 
 Riley, T. 
 Roskell, W., Blackiston St. 
 Swarbrick, E. (Plumber and Painter) 
 Westby, R. (Mason and Joiner) 
 Whittaker, T., Poulton Rd. (Mason) 
 
 FLIXTON, Manchester. 
 Williams & Whittaker 
 
 FORMBY. 
 Dean Bros., Gores Lane Wee es 
 Formby Bros., Cross House (Masons 
 Swift, R., Cummings Avenue 
 Taylor, J., Ryeground Lane (Mason) 
 Ward, J., Chapel Lane 
 Whitehead, R.,ChapelLa. (Carpntr.) 
 
 FORTON, Garstang. 
 Hall, M. 
 Hall, R., & Sons 
 Hall, S. 
 
 FULWOOD, Preston. 
 Battersby, T. 
 Topping Bros. (and Bricksetters) 
 
 GALGATE, Lancaster. 
 Bentley, R. (Joiner) 
 ponnson, J. (Mason & Slater) 
 Jolleys, W. (Joiner) 
 Musgrave, J. (Mason & Slater) 
 
 GARSTANG. 
 
 Barton, R., Bridge St. 
 Collinson, J., & Sons, Nateby Works 
 Greenhow, J., Market Place 
 Lang, R. W., Bridge St. (Plumber) 
 
 GARSTON, Liverpool. 
 Rawlinson, J., & Sons 
 Turner & Moss (Bricklayers) 
 
 GATEACRE, Liverpool. 
 Dale, G. 
 Rimmer, J. & E., Sandfield Rd. 
 
 GOLBORNE. 
 Wakefield, J. 
 
 GORTON, Manchester. 
 Harrop, J., Abbey Hey Lane 
 
 GRANGE-OVER-SANDS. 
 Bush, R., Heather Glen (Joiner,&c.) 
 Chippendale, J. (Slater & Plastr.) 
 Crankshaw, A. C. 
 
 Thompson, G. 
 
 Thoms, J. 
 
 Till, W. (Joiner) 
 
 Ward, B. (R.P.), Kents Bank Rd. 
 
 GREAT HARWOOD. 
 Lewis, E., & Sons, Railway View 
 Mercer, F., Club St. (Joiner) 
 
 GREAT MARTON, near 
 Blackpool. 
 Sanderson & Sawyers (Bricklayers) 
 Smith, G., & Sons (Joiners) 
 
 HASLINGDEN. 
 
 Bridge, J.,Church St.(Plstr.& Paintr.) 
 Clark, J. C., Blackburn Rd. (Plmbr.) 
 Collinge, T., Victoria St. (Mason) 
 Constantine & Lindsay, Parkinson 
 St. (Joiners) 
 Green, ].T., HargreavesSt.(Plstr.&c.) 
 Grindrod, J., Warwick St. (Joiner) 
 Hargreaves, J. R. (S.P.), Market Pl. 
 Holden & Son, Helmshore 
 Holt, A., Warwick St. (Slater) 
 Hoyle, J.E.,PleasantSt.( Plaster. ,&c.) 
 Jenkinson, J.,11ChapelSt.(Plstr.,&c.) 
 each,— Manchester Rd. (Plasterer) 
 Mead, J.M.,BlackburnRd.(Plstr.&c.) 
 Milne, J., 133 ManchesterRd. (Joiner) 
 Nuttall, J., Syke Side (Plasterer) 
 Patterson & Malpas, 37 & 39 Black- 
 burn Rd. (Plumbers) 
 Pickup, G., Hua Hey Rd. (Mason) 
 Pyle, J., Manchester Rd., (Plstr. &c.) 
 Schofield, J., Helmshore (Plumber) 
 Tattersall, T., Manchester Rd. (all 
 trades) 
 Tomlinson, H., Union St. (Slater) 
 Tomlinson, J., 93 Manchester Rd. 
 (Slater) 
 Tomlinson, J., Park St. (Mason) 
 
 HEATON MERSEY, Manchester. 
 Padmore, J., & Sons, Didsbury Rd. 
 
 HEATON NORRIS (see Stockport) 
 Cheshi? e. 
 
 HESKETH BANK, Preston. 
 Alty, H. 
 
 HESKIN, Chov ley. 
 
 Wane, W. 
 Waring, T. 
 
 HEVSHAM, Lancaster. 
 Harrison, J., Woborrow Rd. 
 Hinchcliffe, D., & Co., Sandylands 
 
 (Masons) 
 HEYWOOD. 
 Barker, S., Pilsworth Rd. 
 Berry, J., Gorsey Hill St. 
 Blakeley & Wilde, Gregge St. 
 Calvert & Parker, Wood St. 
 Taylor & Livsey, Miller St. 
 Twelves, J.,RochdaleLa. (andJoiner) 
 
 HIGHAM, near Burnley. 
 Boothman, W. & Sons (Joiners) 
 
 HINDLEY, near Wigan. 
 Dootson, J., Castle Hill 
 HOOLEY HILL, Manchester. 
 Pike, Z., & Son, 35 Paradise St. 
 
 HORWICH. 
 Barker J., & Co., Chorley New Rd. 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 Bentley, A., Wood St. 
 Glover, W. W., Wood St. (Joiner) 
 Makinson, W. & Sons, Railway Saw 
 Mills ; 
 Murray, A., Brownlow Rd. (Joiner) 
 Murray, Jo Church St. (Plumber) 
 Offord, I’., Lee Lane (Plumber) 
 Seddon, J., Alexandra Rd. 
 Slater, W. J., 14 Longworth Rd. 
 Ware, uF J., 73 Chorley New Rd. 
 Yates, E., Scholes Bank 
 
 INCE, WIGAN. 
 Knowles, W., Lower Ince 
 Wigan, A., Rose Bridge 
 
 IRALMS’-O'-TH’-HEIGHT, 
 Manchester. 
 
 Garner, W., Liverpool Rd. 
 
 Lancashire—continued. 
 
 LANCASTER. 
 Abbott, W., Brock St. (Plbr., &c.) 
 Calvert & Heald, Market St. (Plbrs.) 
 Calvert, H., George St. (Plumber) 
 Cross T., & Sons, 35 King St., (Sltrs.) 
 Dilworth, J. L., peor 
 Eaton & Bulfield, King St. (Painters 
 Gardner, W. T. & J., 26 Castle St. 
 (Slaters & Plasterers) 
 Gillows Factories, North Rd. (Dctrs.) 
 Goad, J. A. (R.P.), 19 Brock St. 
 Hall, R., & Son, Friar St. (Slaters) 
 Harrison, W., Exors. of, Moor Lane 
 (Mason) 
 Hartley, J., 54 Rydal Rd. (Joiner) 
 Hatch, J Sons, Queen’s Place 
 Huntington, W., & Sons, King St. 
 (Joiners) 
 Johnson, J., Aldcliffe Rd. (Roads) 
 Johnson, J. C., 100 Ulleswater Rd. 
 (Slater & Plasterer) 
 Kay, J. (R.P.), Common Garden St. 
 Kitchen, J. B., North Rd. (Plumber) 
 Knapp, A., 29 Lune St. (Mason) 
 Mattinson, J., Common Garden St. 
 Parkinson, J., James St. (Joiner) 
 Parr, E. C., Market St. (Painter) 
 Payne, E., Church St. (Painter) 
 Richardson, W. (Exors. of), Germany 
 St. (Joiners) 
 Rushton & Pinch, James St. (Plmbrs.) 
 Seward, A., & Co., Market Street 
 (Plumbers & Glaziers) 
 Shrigley & Hunt(Pntrs. & Std.Glass) 
 Simpson, S., Moor Lane (Plumber) 
 Stephenson, A. R.,King St. (Painter) 
 Stoneham, N. W., Skerton (Mason) 
 Swainson, J.,&Son,21Brock St.(Pntrs) 
 Taylor, J., 9 Cable St. (Painter) 
 Thompson, E., Gage St. (Joiner) 
 Thompson, R., 13 Dalton Sq. (Msn.) 
 Thoms, A. O., Ashton Rd. (Mason) 
 Thoms, J., & Sons, Brunton Rd. 
 Till, T. & J., Common Garden St. 
 (Slaters and Plasterers) 
 Walker, P.A., Plumb St. (Plastr,&c). 
 Warbrick, H., 103 King St. (Painter) 
 Wells, J. (R.P.), 25 St. Nicholas St. 
 Whittle, C., Lr. Church St. (Plmbr.) 
 Wilson, R., Skerton (Joiner) 
 Wilson, R. P. (R.P.), 22 King St. 
 Wiper, J. R., 9 King St. (Plumber) 
 Wright, R. S., & Sons, Queen’s Sq. 
 (Joiners) 
 LEIGH. 
 
 Battersby, J. (R.P.), Bradshawgate 
 Billington, E., Silk St., (Joiner) 
 Boydell, J., Princess St. (and Joiner) 
 Collier, T., Chester St. (Bricklayer) 
 Cowburn, J. W.,BrackleySt.(& Joinr.) 
 Ewan, L., 43 Railway Rd. (Plumber) 
 Fairclough Bros., King St. (Masons) 
 Harvey, H., Brown St. (Plumber) 
 Hindley,T., The Avenue (Drainer &c.) 
 Leech, A., 74 Twist Lane (Plstr.) 
 Lonsdale, T. R., Chester St. (Plstr.) 
 Oldham, S., 24 Twist Lane (Brklyr.) 
 Pennington, W. H., & Son (R.P’s.), 
 Leigh Rd. 
 Platt & Balshaw, Plank La.(& Joiners) 
 Prescott, A. E., Avenue (Bricklayer) 
 Shaw, W., Sefton St. (Slater, &c.) 
 Shepherd, C., Cook St. (Plasterer) 
 Slater, T., Jaffrey St. (Drainer, &c.) 
 Whitfield & Son, Union St. 
 Wild, Darlington & Smith, Church 
 St. (Masons) 
 Woods, J.C., & F., Leigh Rd.(Jnrs.) 
 
 LEVLAND, Preston. 
 Barrow, W. (Slater) 
 Bennison, T. (Plumber) 
 Berry, R. (Mason) 
 Brailsford & Hayes (Bricklayers) 
 Bretherton, T. (Joiner) 
 Cocker, T.,& Sons, fownGate (Plbrs.) 
 Jackson, T. (Bricklayer) 
 Knowles, T. (Drainer, &c.) 
 Langton, W. (Joiner) 
 Marland, C. (Bricklayer) 
 Rose, F. (Plumber) 
 Tomlinson, J., Church Rd. (Plastr.) 
 Tomlinson, J., Town Gate (Joiner) 
 Tomlinson, T., Church Ter. 
 
 LITTLEBOROUGH. 
 Butterworth, S., Peel St. (Joiner) 
 Cockcroft, H.,HareHill Rd. (Plmbr.) 
 Dryland & Preston 
 England, J., Victoria St. (Joiner) 
 England, W., Dearnley (Joiner) 
 Fletcher, F., Hare Hill-Rd. (Plmbr.) 
 Fletcher,R., & Sons, Whitelees(Jnrs.) 
 Henderson, W., Stubley (Bricksetter) 
 Hudson, R., Hare Hill Rd. (Plumber) 
 Poole, J., 21 RailwaySt. (Bricksetter) 
 Rushton, J., Todmorden Rd. (Slater) 
 Schofield, E., Hare Hill Rd. (Slater) 
 Taylor,E.,&Co.,Ld.,EborSt.(&Jnrs.) 
 
 Whitworth, J., Paddock Head(Pistr.) 
 Woodhead, Wm.,75ChurchSt,(Plbr.) 
 
 LIVERPOOL. 
 Alcock & Backhouse, 30 St. James’s 
 Rd. (Plumbers) 
 Beecham, G. C., 31 Paradise St. 
 Bowman, D., 18 Norfolk St. 
 Bromley, J., & Son, 1A Cornwallis St. 
 (Slaters & Plasterers) 
 Rrown & Backhouse, Chatham St. 
 
 Butten Bros. & Sons, 
 General Building heat 
 
 242 UPPER PARLIAMENT STREET. 
 
 Telegrams: Invincipie, LivERPOOL. 
 | Telephone: 83 Royau. 
 
 Churches, Schools, Factories, Resi- 
 dences, etc., have been erected by 
 us under many of the leading local 
 Architects. 
 
 SPECIALITIES : 
 Development of Building Estates. 
 Hollow Concrete Block Building 
 on the American system. 
 Drainage Works. 
 Church and Bank Fittings. 
 Joinery for the Trade. 
 
 Burns, E., & Son, 31 Lit. Woolton St. 
 ate Tee Rd., Tue Brook 
 appell, J. +» 174 & 176 Count 
 Rd., Walton ~ eth q, 
 Ceopets R., & Sons, 87 London 
 Rd. (Heating Engineers) 
 Cox, R. M., Junr., 73 Oxford St. 
 Dargue, Griffiths, & Co.,51 N. John 
 St. (Heating Engineers) 
 Desoer, G. L., 1 Crosshall St. 
 Dilworth, I., 1 Childwall Rd.,Waver- 
 tree 
 Duthie & Dobson. 24 Comus St. 
 Eaton & Bulfield, x Victoria Rd., 
 = Tue Brook 
 ogarty, M., 552 & Prescot Rd. 
 Gil ceeat 55 554 , 
 Goodall, W., & Co., 38 Hope St. 
 (Slaters and Plasterers) 
 Greene, H. E. B., & Co., Knight St. 
 Griffiths, W., & Son, 6 Gt. George St. 
 (Plumbers and Painters) 
 Guy & Hunter, Tempest Hey (Iron- 
 founders) 
 Haigh & Co., r3 & 15 Gill St. 
 Hall, W., 60 Christian St. 
 Haugh & Pilling, 9 Watmough St. 
 (and Joiners) 
 Henshaw (R.P.)&Son, 14Colquitt St. 
 Henshaw, J., & Sons, 8 Chatham St. 
 Holme & Green, 10 Benson St. 
 Holme, J., 4 Hicks Rd., Seaforth 
 Hughes & Stirling, 6 Stanley St. 
 Johnson, E., 51 Bridge Rd., Lither- 
 land 
 ohnson, G., 3 Seaforth Rd., Seaforth 
 ohnson, Henry, & Sons, Primrose 
 Hill (Slaters and Plasterers) 
 Johnson, J. B., & Co., 108 Crown 
 St. (Slaters and Plasterers) 
 Jones & Hughes, Olney St., Walton 
 Jones & Sons, 25 Pleasant St. 
 Jones, E., 40 Kelvin Grove 
 Jones, T., 4o Mount Pleasant 
 Kelly Bros., 465 Rice Lane, Walton 
 Kennah, T., 52 Fern Grove 
 Killick & Cochran, Seel St. (Heating 
 Engineers) 
 Knight, W., 358 West Derby Rd., 
 Tue Brook 
 Laurie & Co., Boswell St. 
 Lewis, J., 103 Arundel Avenue 
 Lewthwaite & Kewley, 178 White- 
 field Rd. 
 Lothian, W., 62 Broad Green Rd. 
 
 McDermott, J., 25 Hale Rd.,.Walton 
 McFall, J., West Derby 
 
 McGaul, J. H., 32 Ormond St. 
 Maddock, T., & Son, 52 Roscoe St. 
 Marr, L., & Son, Lodge Lane 
 Marshall, G. E., 3 Campbell St. 
 Mason, T., & Sons, 50 Old Hall St. 
 Mather, R., & Sons, 70 Miles St. 
 Mayor, F. W., & Co., 87 Tithebarn St. 
 Merrick, W. (R.P.) 18 Benson St. 
 Morgan, E., 189 Edge Lane 
 
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 Lancashire—continued. 
 
 Morrison & Sons, t Pearson St., 
 
 Wavertree 
 
 Morton, G. H., & Son, Ltd., 79 Bold | 
 
 St. (Decorators) 
 Myles, R., 30 and 32 Bridport St. 
 Naylor, C., 28 Neptune St. 
 Earners G. & Co., 4 Nelson Rd.,Edge 
 Hill 
 Paterson, J., & Son, 60 Soho St. 
 Price & Rogers, Redcross St. 
 Raffle, J. & Co., 25 Shaw St. (Jnrs.) 
 Readdie, J.,5 Cambridge St. 
 
 WILLIAM RAIN, 
 
 Plumber, Painter, General Contrac- 
 tor, & Sanitary Engineer, 
 71 Everton Road, Liverpool. 
 TELEPHONE No. 2394 Roya. 
 
 Various Contracts completed under 
 the following Architects at 
 Liverpool :— 
 
 John Clarke, C.E., 34 Castle St.; 
 E. Kirby, Cook St.; Fk. U. Holme, 
 rt Crosshall Stes H. Hartley, Har- 
 rington St.; C. H. Lancaster, 
 Brougham Ter.; Messrs. Pugin & 
 Pugin, North John St.; D. Powell, 
 “The Arcade,’’ Lord St. ; Messrs. 
 W. W. Thomas & Fraser, 25 Lord 
 St.; E. Ware, Exchange St. East; 
 Messrs. T. Wainwright & Sons, 
 Union Court, Castle St.; J. & A. 
 Boroughs, Vernon Steg Messrs. R. 
 Owens & Sons,( rosshall St.; Osborne 
 
 Williams, Victoria St. 
 
 A list of works completed would be 
 forwarded on application. 
 
 Roberts & Robinson, Ltd., Bevington 
 Bush 
 
 Roberts & Thomas, Whitefield La., 
 ‘Westminster Rd. (and Joiners) 
 
 Roberts, R. (Exors. a tz Milk St. 
 
 Roberts, W. , WellingtonRd.,Seaforth 
 
 Rogers, Ww. R., 18 Gladstone Rd., 
 Seaforth 
 
 Rowlands, J. V., & Co., 24 Slater St., 
 Bold St. (Glaziers) 
 
 Sanders, J., 10 Helena St., Edge Hill 
 (Mason) 
 Slater & Co., Rawcliffe Rd., Walton 
 
 Spencer, T., Bull Bridge, Aintree 
 
 Stubbs, J., & Co., 266 Crown St. 
 (Marble Masons) 
 
 Tanner, J., & Son, 3 Gill St. (Slaters 
 and Plasterers) 
 
 Thornton, W., & Sons, 38 Wellington 
 Rd., Toxteth Park 
 Tomkinson, J., & Co., 
 
 mon St. 
 
 Tomkinson, W., & Sons, 21 Dansie 
 St., Brownlow Hill 
 
 Tyson, P., 43 Dryden St. 
 
 22 Roscom- 
 
 Walker, Son & Co., 59 Bold St. 
 ( Decorators) 
 
 Wannop & Son, 65 Renshaw St. 
 (Decorators) 
 
 Ward, W. ay Selbourne St. (Joiner) 
 Weare, K , & Son, West poy 
 
 “SML, WEBSTER” ! 
 
 (H. LEVER & H. WILSON), 
 
 10 & 12 Brasenose Road, 
 Bootle, Liverpool. 
 
 Telephone No. 127 BOOTLE. 
 
 Contractors & Steam 
 Joinery Works. 
 
 Municipal Buildings, Churches, 
 Factories, Schools, Warehouses, 
 Residences, &e., "erected under 
 
 leading Architects in various parts 
 of the Country, a list of which will 
 be forwarded on a | 
 
 Weeks, JW, & Son, s70Westninster | J.W., & Son, 276 Westminster 
 
 Whitby, W., & Son, 20 The Elms, 
 Peel St. 
 
 White, A., & Sons, 119 Duke St. 
 
 Wilby, AG (R.P.), & Sons, 68 
 
 . Falkner St. 
 
 Williams & Watson, Victoria St. 
 (Glaziers) 
 
 Woosey, W. J., 44 Norton St. 
 (Plumber & Painter) 
 
 LONGRIDGE, Preston. 
 Almond, W., ror Pitt St. (Mason) 
 Kay, T. "(Mason) 
 
 Ro inson, R., Chapel Hill 
 Sanderson, J., Pitt St. (Joiner) 
 
 LONGTON, Preston. 
 Wade, J., Chapel Lane (Joiner) 
 
 LOSTOCK, Bolton. 
 Dootson, W., & Sons, Chew Moor 
 
 LYTHAM., 
 
 Allinson, J., 2 South Clifton St. 
 (Bricklayers) 
 
 Cartmell, O., 64 Clifton St. (Plmbr.) 
 
 Cartmell, W., Rey St. (Brklyr.) 
 
 Challoner, C. (R.P.), 13 Queen St. 
 
 Etherington, Ss. ,N. *Clifton St. (Plstr.) 
 
 Forshaw,T. ,NorthClifton St.(Plastr.) 
 
 Hall, J. W. , 31 Clifton St. (Plumber) 
 
 Hallett, A. Victoria St. (Stone-msn.) 
 
 Hesketh & Son, Willows Av. (Plbrs.) 
 
 Hughes & Morris, StationRd. (Plbrs.) 
 
 Johnson, R. , Beach St. (Bricklayer) 
 
 Lawson, Ww. , Chapel St. 
 
 Lewis, (co WEN St. (and Joiner) 
 
 Mackenzie, W., & aa Rossall Rd. 
 (Plasterers) 
 
 Matthews, J.,Common Side 
 
 Miller, T. ; & Sons, Pleasant St. fate 
 
 Mogridge, 1a Serpentine (Brklyr.) 
 
 Myers, G., & Son, 9 Pleasant St. 
 (Bricklayers) 
 
 Myrescough, J. E. & B., Nth. Clifton 
 St. (and Joiners) 
 
 Paes J.& A. Morice car Joiners) 
 
 Scott, M. , Nth. Clifton St. (@ foie} 
 
 Stother, ple & Sons, Station Rd. 
 (Stonemasons) 
 
 Webster, J., East Cliff (and Joiner) 
 
 Wilson, BE. , & Son ‘Pleasant sh Geen 
 
 Wilson, F. , Woodlands, Ansdell 
 
 MANCHESTER. 
 Aldcroft, J., Anes St., Stretford 
 Armstrong, E., & Son , Broughton La. 
 Ashcroft, R., 28A Wilmslow Rd., 
 
 Rusholme ae & Painter) 
 Ashcroft, W. H. (R.P.), 2 Wood St., 
 Deansgate (& Glazier) 
 Ashmore, J., 5 Minshull St. 
 
 Bailey, W., & Co., 20 St. Mary’s 
 Parsonage (Sanitary Engineers) 
 Ballantyne, T., & Co., 26 King St., 
 
 W. (Plumbers, Ke.) | 
 Batley, W., & Sons, 50 Highfield 
 Ter., Mossley 
 Bellhouse, J. & W., Whitworth St. 
 Benson & Sons, Bloom St., Salford 
 Berry, W., &Sons(R. Bay 62DowningSt 
 
 Bird, R. W., Grey Mare Lane, 
 Bradford 
 
 Bladon, W. A., Birch Lane, Long- 
 sight 
 
 Bland, J., 8 Lloyd St. City (Joiner) 
 
 Booth, J., & Son, Ten Acres Lane 
 (Bricklayers) 
 
 Brady, G. & Son, 49 Pott St. VAncoats 
 
 Bradley & Lonsdale, 89BroughtonLa. 
 
 Bridge, C., 67 Bristol St., Hulme 
 
 Brown, WwW. , & Son, Trafford Road, 
 Salford 
 
 sriggs,W., Waterloo Rd.,Cheetham 
 
 Bullivant, A. R., & Sons, Moston 
 Lane, Blackley 
 
 Burgess & Galt, Upton St., Ardwick 
 
 Butterworth, F., Market St., Blackley 
 
 Cain. J. & P., Pool End, Stretford 
 
 Carlyle R. (see Advt.) 
 
 Chapman & McMurdo, West Wynd- 
 ford St., Weaste 
 
 Chorlton, R., 1 Oliver St., C-on-M. 
 
 Cordingley & Stopford, Royd St., 
 Stockport Rd. 
 
 Cosgrove & Aspey, Cromwell Bridge, 
 Broughton 
 
 Cottrell,J., Portland Grove, Fallow- 
 field 
 
 Crook,G.H., 197 Denmark Rd. (Jnr.) 
 
 Cuffley, & Co., Ltd., King St. W. 
 (Decorators) 
 
 Dale, W., 43 Cannon St. 
 
 Dales, W., 26 Bishop St., Moss Side 
 
 Daniels, J., & Sons (see Advt.) 
 
 Dawson, R. S., 3 York St., C.-on-M. 
 
 Dollin, W., Sidney St., Oxford St. 
 
 Eastwood, L., & Sons, Charles St., 
 Princess St. (and Joiners) 
 
 Edmondson & cek 2 Doddington 
 St., Salford 
 
 Embleton, J., & Sons, 58 Oxford St., 
 Chorlton-on-Medlock (Painters) 
 
 Evans, T. W., Chapel St., Didsbury 
 (Bricklayer) 
 Ferguson, J., & Co., 55 Lower Mos- 
 
 ley St. (Plasterers & Painters) 
 
 389 
 
 Lancashire—continued. 
 
 ESTABLISHED 1849. 
 
 Robert Carlyle 
 
 Builder and 
 Contractor, 
 
 ELSINGRE RD. SAW MILLS, 
 
 Seymour Grove, 
 
 OLD TRAFFORD 
 
 MANGHESTER. 
 
 Works cover 2% acres. 
 National Telephone No. 100, Docks. 
 
 Works executed include: 
 
 GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS: 
 Head Quarters 3rd Lancashire 
 Royal Fusiliers [Vols.]. 
 Head Quarters rst Cadet Bat- 
 talion Manchester Regiment. 
 
 MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS : 
 
 Police and Fire Station, Mill St., 
 
 Bradford, Manchester. 
 
 Leaf Street Baths, Leaf Street, 
 Manchester. 
 
 Tea Rooms, The Hall, 
 Park, Manchester. 
 
 Gas Meter Depot, Whitworth 
 Street., Manchester. 
 
 Tramp and Casual Wards Tame 
 Street, Manchester. 
 
 Withington Workhouse Infirm- 
 ary and Nurses Homes, Man- 
 chester. 
 
 Town Hall, Stretford. 
 
 BANKS: 
 
 Manchester and County Bank, at 
 Old Trafford, Horwich, Altrinc- 
 ham and Pendleton. 
 
 Williams Deacon’s Bank, at 
 Fleetwood, Lytham, Preston, 
 Salford, Chorlton-Cum-Hardy 
 and Longsight. 
 
 National Provincial 
 Newton Heath. 
 
 RESIDENCES : 
 
 Chorlton-Cum-Hardy,Alexandra 
 Park, Didsbury, Ashton-on- 
 Mersey and Timperley. 
 
 Heaton 
 
 Bank at 
 
 CHURCHES: 
 Church of St. Aidans’, Bradford, 
 Manchester. 
 Church of St. David’s, Manches- 
 
 ter. 
 
 Free Church, Gorton, Manchester 
 
 Votive Basilica, Miles Platting, 
 Manchester. 
 
 St. Werburghs, Chorlton-Cum- 
 Hardy, Manchester. 
 
 St. Ambrose, Higher Chatham 
 St. Manchester, 
 
 SCHOOLS: 
 
 Seymour Park, Stretford Urban 
 District Council. 
 
 Stamford Park, Cheshire County 
 Council. 
 
 St. Oswald’s School, 
 Manchester. 
 
 Dark Lane Ragged School, Ard- 
 wick, Manchester. 
 
 St. Augustine’s School, Miles 
 Platting, Manchester. 
 
 St. Gabriel’s School. 
 
 Brookfields School, Gorton, Man- 
 chester. 
 
 Gorton, 
 
 HOTELS : 
 50 Hotels in Manchester and 
 
 District. 
 FOUNDRYS, WORKS, 
 LAUNDRYS, &c.: 
 Savilles Works, MunslowsFoun- 
 
 dry, Bangor St., Clock Works, 
 Norbury, Natzio & Co., Ltd, ; 
 
 New American Laundry, 
 Levenshulme. 
 RESTAURANTS : 
 
 Hippodrome Restaurant, Con- 
 cert Inn, Oxford Street, Man- 
 chester. 
 
 Palace of Varieties, Oxford St., 
 Manchester. 
 
 | Almond’s 
 
 ROBERT CARLYLE—cont. 
 
 BAKERIES : 
 Bakery, Horrocks’ 
 Bakery,Shorrocks,Ltd. Bakery 
 Whitby Street Bakery, &c. 
 WAREHOUSES AND OFFICES. 
 Dunn & Linfoot, Shudehill, Man- 
 chester. 
 93 Market Street, Manchester. 
 Victoria Street, Manchester. 
 Corporation Street, Offices, Man- 
 chester. 
 Princess Street, Manchester. 
 FOOTBALL GROUNDS: 
 Manchester United. 
 CO-OPERATIVE STORES: 
 Central Stores, Rowsley Street, 
 Beswick, Manchester. 
 
 Contracts executed for 1906, 
 amounted to £125,000. 
 
 Established I 1865. 
 
 JAS. DANIELS 
 
 AND SONS, 
 JOINERS, BUILDERS, 
 
 AND CONTRACTORS, 
 LEAF SQ., Broad Street, 
 
 PENDLETON, 
 MANCHESTER. 
 
 NAT TEL, 2944. 
 
 Works executed tnclude— 
 
 Contracts for H.M’s Government, 
 Banks, Libraries, Public Buildings, 
 Warehouses, Clubs, Schools, Shops, 
 Bakeries, Mansions, Villas, Cot- 
 tages, and all kinds of Fittings. 
 Alterations, Extensions, Repairs 
 
 and Sanitary Work. 
 
 References from the 
 Leading Architects of Manchester. 
 
 Your Enquiries are Solicited. 
 
 Gabites, G., Bishop St., Brook’s Bar 
 (Joiner) 
 
 Gibbon, ]., 21 Drake St.,Stretford Rd. 
 
 Giddings & Dacre, Victoria Works 
 Salford (Plumbers) 
 
 Ginger, G., Junr., 35 Richmond 
 Grove, East Longsight 
 
 Graham, J. W., & Sons, Varley St., 
 Oldham Rd. (Masons) 
 
 Hale, W., 25 Howard St., Eccles 
 New Rd., Salford (Painter) 
 
 Harrop, T., 9 Wood St., Ashton Old 
 Rd., Openshaw 
 
 Harwood, J., Bury New Rd. (Dectr.) 
 
 Haynes, F., Wilton St., Oxford Rd. 
 (Joiner) 
 
 Heyworth, R. & Co., 59 Faulkner St. 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 Hibbert, J., 54 Fernleaf St., 
 Side 
 
 Hill & Heys, Grafton St. 
 
 Hodkinson, P., Chapman St., Hulme 
 (Bricklayer, &c.) 
 
 Holt, W., Elizabeth St., Cheetham 
 
 Hoyland, B., Grey Mare La., Brad- 
 ford 
 
 Hoyland, F. & A., 163 Ashton New 
 Rd., Beswick 
 
 Huddleston & Wilson, Atkinson St., 
 Deansgate (and Joiners) 
 
 Huntley, J., Smith St., Cornbrook 
 
 Moss 
 
 Hurrell, D, 53 Varley St., Miles 
 Plattin 
 Hyslop, -, 27 Shakespeare St. 
 
 Ardwick (and Joiner) 
 
 Jackson, E. & C., Old Lane, Higher 
 Openshaw 
 
 Jaffrey, J., & Co. (R.P.), 27 Booth 
 St. , Moseley St. 
 
 Johnson, S. & Son, New Bailey St., 
 Salford 
 
 Kenworthy, J. P., Green St., Ard- 
 wick (Decorator) 
 
 Kirkley, J. (R.P.), Hampton St.,Old- 
 field Rd., Salford (and Contractor) 
 
 Kirkpatrick Bros., Trafford Park, 
 (Masons) 
 
 Knight, J. J., Bolton St., Salford 
 
 Lambert, C. R. R., Dutton St. 
 Cheetham (and Joiner) 
 
 Lawton, J., St. Silas St., Ardwick 
 
| 
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 390 
 
 BUILDERS AND 
 
 CONTRACTORS. 
 
 Lancashire—continued. 
 
 Leaversuch, W., 51 Sos 
 Cheetham 
 Lightfoot Bros. (R.P.),15 Cooper St. 
 Lister, McCartney & Lister, Eliza- 
 beth St., Cheetham (Stonemasons) 
 Lord & Holland, Fenney St., 
 Broughton (Bricklayers) 
 Macfarlane, G., & Son. New York 
 St., Chorlton-on-Medlock 
 Macfarlane, J., Holland St., ButlerSt. 
 McGee, E., 425 Oldham Rd. 
 
 Stanley 
 
 Mawdsley, T., 190 Granby Row, 
 Princess St. 
 Megarity, §., & Co., Higher 
 
 Broughton (and Joiners) 
 
 Morton, B., 78 Quay St. 
 
 Neill, R., & Sons, Broughton Lane, 
 Strangeways 
 
 Normanton, C. H., & Son, Dolphin 
 St., Ardwick 
 
 Nuttall, E., Trafford Wharf 
 
 Oakley, S., & Sons (R.P.), 19 Bur- 
 lington St., Greenheys 
 
 Oldfield, J. H., 42 Barkwell Lane, 
 Mossley (Slater) 
 
 Pamphilon,E. J., 116A Portland St., 
 (Plumber) 
 
 TeLEPHONE No. 89 Dipspury. 
 
 J. & J. Parish, 
 
 JOINERS and 
 BUILDERS, 
 
 Horticultural Builders and 
 General Contractors. 
 
 Special attention given to ALTERA- 
 TIONS and RE-CONSTRUCTIONS in all 
 Branches. 
 
 | SHOP AND OFFICE FITTERS. 
 
 BURTON ROAD, 
 WITHINGTON, 
 
 MANCHESTER. 
 
 Parkinson, E. (R.P.), 30 Cannon St. 
 Pateson, J. & H., 36 Oxford St. 
 (Stonemasons) : 
 Peace & Norquoy, Steam Joinery 
 Works, New Islington 
 
 Pearson & Brown, Eccles New Rd., 
 Weaste, near 
 
 Pritchard, J. M., Moreton Avenue, 
 Stretford 
 
 Quarmby & Co., Hyde Rd., Gorton 
 
 Ramsbottom, J., Church St., Pen- 
 dleton (Joiner) 
 
 Rider, G.,110A Wilmstow Rd.,Rush- 
 holme 
 
 Roberts (Evan) & Son, 288 Upper 
 Brook St. (Bricklayers) 
 
 Rowland, J., 14 & 16 Waggon Rd., 
 Mossley (Plumber) 
 
 Scott Bros., Gravel Lane, Salford. 
 
 Scott, T., Atherton St., Quay St. 
 
 Scott, W. D., 126 Broughton St.. 
 Cheetham 
 
 Sharratt, A. V., Whitley St., Roch- 
 dale Road (Joiner) 
 
 get T., 520 Stockport Rd., Long- 
 sight 
 
 Shaw, W., Fern Leaf St., Greenheys 
 
 Sidebottom, S., 278 Stockport Rd., 
 Levenshulme 
 
 Smith, F. S., 357 StrettordRd.(Pntr.) 
 
 Smith & Goodwin, 151 Great Clowes 
 St., Broughton 
 
 Smith & Thompson, 2 Brook St., 
 Chorlton-on-Medlock (& Joiners) 
 
 Sutcliffe, H., & Sons, 30 Manchester 
 Rd., Mossley (Painters) 
 
 Choday, W.,71 WoodSt.(Bricklayer) 
 
 Thomas, T. H., 121A Gt. Ancoats St. 
 
 Thorpe, W., 380 Chester Rd., Corn- 
 brook 
 
 Wainwright, J., Earl St., Longsight 
 
 Warburton, S., Clifton St., Miles 
 Platting 
 
 Whittaker, C.. 9 Old Rd., Blackley 
 
 Williams. F. (R.P.), 119 Grosvenor 
 St., Chorlton-on-Medlock 
 
 Willison, G.. 24 Whittaker Lane, 
 Heaton Park 
 
 Wilson & Toft, Polygon Avenue, 
 Stockport Rd. 
 
 Wilson, J., 264 Hamilton St.,Queen’s 
 Rd. (and Joiner) 
 
 ; 
 
 Wood & Huddleston, 53 Hardman 
 St., Deansgate (and Joiners) 
 
 Wootton, W. (Exors. of), 6 Barton 
 St., Moss Side (Bricklayers) 
 
 Worthington. W. H., 594 Rush- 
 holme Rd. 
 
 Young, Tinker & Young, Monsall 
 St., Queen’s Rd. 
 
 MAW DESLEY, Ormskirk. 
 Marsden, T. 
 
 MIDDLETON. 
 
 Dempsey, J., Suffield St. (& Joiner) 
 Grundy, Sons & Co. (Masons) 
 Jackson, T., & Sons, 110 Manchester 
 
 Old Rd. 
 Ogden & Holland, Oldham Rd. 
 Ogden, W., Long St. (Plumber) 
 Partington, R., & Sons, The Lodge 
 Robertson, J., Manchester Old Rd. 
 Sexey, E.S., Corporation St. (Joiner) 
 Simpson, J., Baker St. 
 Skellem, T., Gas St. (Plumber) 
 Wellens, W., Higher Wood St. 
 
 MIDDLETON FUNCTION, 
 ham. 
 Partington, J. 
 MORECAMBE. 
 
 Baxter, F. J., Union St. (Joiner) 
 Brear, J., Yorkshire St. ( Joiner) 
 Burrow, E., Pedder St. (Painter) 
 Cross, W. J., Euston Rd. (Slater 
 
 and Plasterer) 
 Edmonson & Co., Queen St. Saw 
 
 Mills (and Masons) 
 Escolme, R., Lancaster Rd. (Roads) 
 Hadwin, T., Primrose St. (Slater) 
 Hodgson, W. B., Euston Rd. (Plmr.) 
 Morrell & Son, Regent Rd. (Painters) 
 Shaw, A., Clarence St. (Plumber) 
 Sutcliffe, M., Regent Rd. (Joiner) 
 Wilding, A., Clarence St. (Plumber) 
 Willis Bros., Poulton Sq. (Joiners) 
 Woodhouse, A., Morecambe St.( Ptr.) 
 
 NELSON. 
 
 Anderson, A., 246 Leeds Rd. (Plstr.) 
 
 Armstrong, W., Vernon St. (Mason) 
 
 Baileys, —, Hibson Rd. (Joiners) 
 
 Blackburn, R., Clayton St. (Joiner) 
 
 Boothman, W., & Sons, Spring Bank 
 (and Joiners) 
 
 Dearden, S. & W., Barkerhouse Rd. 
 (Masons) 
 
 Dent, T., & Sons, 51 Hibson Rd. 
 (Masons) 
 
 Dole, J. J., Russell St. (Plumber) 
 
 Downham, T., Bank St., Leeds Rd. 
 (Joiner) 
 
 Hartley Bros., Rd. 
 (Plasterers) 
 
 Heyes, S. & H., Leeds Rd.(Painters) 
 
 Holden, S., Bradley Rd. (Joiner) 
 
 Lambert, W., Cross St. (Joiner) 
 
 Nutter, H.,90 Manchester Rd. ‘Pntr). 
 
 Pollard, G., Garden & Water St. 
 (Joiner) 
 
 Rycroft, T., Railway St. (Plumber) 
 
 Scott, T., 42 Brunswick St. (Plastr.) 
 
 Skelton & Craven, 50 Leeds Rd. 
 (Plumbers, &c.) 
 
 Stanworth, W., & Sons, 14 Hibson 
 Rd. (Slaters) 
 
 Swinglehurst, J. W. (R.P.) 32 Cliffe 
 St 
 
 Walton, A., Raglan St. (& Joiner) 
 Whitaker, O., Canal Wharf (Slater) 
 NEWCHURCH. 
 Ashworth, J., Whitewell Bottom 
 NORDEN, Rochdale. 
 Ashworth, T., & Sons 
 Kershaw, J., & Co. (& Joiners) 
 
 OLDHAM. 
 
 Ashton, S., Plato St. (Joiner) 
 
 Ashton, S., & Sons, Cheapside (& 
 Masons) 
 
 Bates, S., & Sons, Marsland St. 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 Bebbington, T., Taurus St. (Mason) 
 
 Bewley, J., Grantham St. (Bricklyr.) 
 
 Birkenshaw, W., (R.P.), 71 Lees Rd. 
 
 Blunn, J., Ashton Rd. (Bricksetter) 
 
 Buckley, J., Greenacres Rd.(Plmbr.) 
 
 Butterworth & Son, 32 High St., 
 Lees (Plumbers) 
 
 Chadwick, R., & Sons, Henshaw St., 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 Dodd, W., Featherstall Rd. (Joiner) 
 
 Dunkerley,S.,Featherstall Rd.(Msn.) 
 
 Edmondson, R., Union St. (Painter) 
 
 Freeman, G., & Sons, Hollinwood, 
 near (Masons & Excavators) 
 
 Grice, G., 106 Pitt St. (Painter) 
 
 Haines, J., & Sons, Partington St., 
 Regent St., Mumps 
 
 Haines, T., & Son, 145 Union St. 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Hall, J., 103 Henshaw St. (Plasterer) 
 
 Manchester 
 
 Lancashire—continued. 
 
 Halliwell, H., Hollinwood (Joiner) 
 
 Harker Bros., Chester St. Werneth 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 Henshall, W., & Sons, Barker St. (& 
 Joiners) 
 
 Heptonstall, J., 10 Wellington St. 
 
 (Joiner) 
 Heywood, J., Union St. (Painter) 
 
 Horrobin Bros., Hollinwood (Plmr.) 
 ackson, J., Greenwood St. (Joiner) 
 ackson, J., Greaves St. (Slater) 
 
 elly, F., Union St. W. (Plastr.) 
 
 Lees, W., Smith St. (Joiner) 
 
 Lodge, W., Bardsley (Plasterer) 
 
 Mackay, A., Hardinge St. (Mason) 
 
 Mallalieu & Milne, HartleySt(Jnrs.) 
 
 Ogden Bros., 815 MiddletonRd. W. 
 (Bricksetters) 
 
 Partington, J., Werneth 
 
 Partington, T., 6 & 8 Victoria St., 
 Middleton Rd. (Bricksetters) 
 
 Pearce, E., Harmony St. (Plasterer) 
 
 Platt, W. H., Bisley St., Werneth 
 (Joiner) 
 
 Rose, W., & Sons, Rochdale Rd. 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Schofield, C., & Co., Ld., Lees Rd) 
 (& Joiners) 
 
 Smethurst, S., Crossbank St. (Mason) 
 
 Smethurst, S. & J., Rochdale Rd. 
 
 Smith, B. & J., Fielding St. (Joiners) 
 
 Spencer, F. & Co., Moorhey St., 
 Lees Rd. (Joiners) 
 
 Spencer, J., & Bros., Ld., Prince 
 Albert St. (Excavators, &c.) 
 
 W.F. SPENCER 
 
 Heating and .. . 
 Ventilating Engineer, 
 
 Cross Bank Works, 
 OLDHAM. 
 
 Patentee of ‘‘ The Ventilo’’ Radiator. 
 
 Tel. Ad.: “Apparatus,” Oldham. 
 Nat, Tel.: 383. 
 
 Works executed include— 
 
 SCHOOLS. 
 
 9 Board Schools in London. 
 Io An na Oldham. 
 
 8 te 9 Swansea. 
 
 4 aa An Nelson. 
 
 I a5 5 Ulverston. 
 
 2 Bn + Burnley. 
 
 2 aA a Ramsbottom, 
 1o Schools in Hull. 
 
 Over fifty other Schools. 
 
 CO-OPERATIVE STORES. 
 
 At Oldham, Brighouse, Denton, 
 
 Dalton-in-Furness, Barrow-in- 
 Furness, Earlstown, Hebden 
 Bridge, Newton Heath, Roch- 
 dale and Crewe. 
 
 BANKS. 
 2 for Adelphi Banking Co. 
 1 ,, Halifax Joint Stock Bank. 
 1 ,, Metropolitan Bank. 
 4 ,, Manchester & County Bank 
 9 ;, Parr’s Bank. 
 I ,, Lancashire and Yorkshire 
 Bank. 
 2 ,, Lancaster Bank. 
 
 CHURCHES AND CHAPELS. 
 
 Five in London, 11in Hull, rin 
 Nottingham, 28 in Oldham 2 in 
 Newcastle-on-Tyne, 4 in Roch- 
 dale, 2 in Swansea, I in Boston, 
 and over 100 others. 
 
 PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND 
 OFFICES. 
 
 Municipal Bldgs. Douglas, I.M. 
 
 I 
 
 Assembly Hall Ambleside. 
 Town Hall Crompton. 
 Union Offices Sheffield. 
 Reckitts’ Offices Hull. 
 Prudential Bldgs. Oldham. 
 Prudential Bldgs. Hull. 
 Free Library Tooting. 
 Museum Hull. 
 Holstein Hall. Weybridge. 
 Memorial College Brecon. 
 Central Mission 
 
 Hall Hull. 
 
 RESIDENCES. 
 Eighteen in Oldham, 2 in 
 
 W. F. SPENCE R—continued. 
 
 Hull, 5 in Cornwall, 6 in Ches- 
 hire, 4 in Yorkshire, 10 near 
 Manchester, Castle in Belgium, 
 and many others. 
 
 CLUBS AND HOTELS. 
 
 In Nelson, Walsall, Fleet- 
 wood, Newquay, Bacup, Colne, 
 Oldham, Moorside, Blackpool, 
 Burnley, Barrow-in-Furness, etc. 
 
 Stephenson, E., Bagnall St., Union 
 St. W. (& Bricksetter) 
 
 Whitehead, S. & J., Lowermoor 
 (and Masons) 
 
 Whittaker, E., Rochdale Rd. (Jnr.) 
 
 Whittaker, W., Robin Hill Works 
 
 Winterbottom, J. (R.P.), Cheapside 
 
 ORMSKIRK. 
 Chisnall, R., Moor St. 
 Constantine, T., Knowsley Rd. 
 Fyles, W., Wigan Rd. 
 
 Established 1854. Telephone No. 44. 
 
 Thomas Riding 
 
 & Son, joiners, 
 
 BUILDERS, 
 AND CONTRACTORS, 
 
 CHAPEL ST., ORMSKIRK. 
 
 Works executed include: 
 
 Churches, Schools, Hotels, Brewery 
 and Private Dwellings, under Messrs. 
 Pugin and Pugin, Messrs. W. Brad- 
 ford & Sons, London; Messrs. T. 
 Wainwright & Son, Mr. Jas. Dod, 
 Liverpool; Messrs. Simon and 
 Tweedie, Edinburgh; Mr. F. W. 
 Finchett, Southport, and other well- 
 known Architects. 
 
 Trafford, H., Moss Lane, Lathom 
 Whittle, J., Moor St. 
 
 OSWALDTWISTLE. 
 Adams, G., Rhyddings St. 
 Bury, W. H., 8 White Ash Lane 
 - PADIHAM. 
 Bertwistle, J., Railway St. (& Joiner) 
 Bertwisile, S., & Son, Ightenhill St. 
 (Joiners) 
 Foster, W., & Son, 24 Station Rd. 
 PATRICROFT. 
 Brooks, N., & Sons, Ellesmere St. 
 Chapman, Hollingworth, & Son, 
 Green Lane 
 Roper, J., Canal Bank 
 
 PEMBERI0ON. 
 Ashurst & Calderbank, 25 Tunstall 
 Lane, Halfway House 
 Bywater, A. 
 
 PENWORTHAM, Preston. 
 Stickland, T., Back Lane 
 
 POULTON LE FYLDE, near 
 Preston. 
 Tacksors J., Tithebarn St. 
 iding, J., Bank St. 
 Tierman Bros., Derby St. 
 Walker, E., Ball St. 
 Walton & Co. 
 
 PRESCOT, St. Helens. 
 Lucas, J., & Son, Eccleston St. 
 Taylor, S. & A., Squire’s Place 
 
 PRESTON. 
 Arrowsmith, G., Ormskirk Rd. 
 (Plasterer & Tiler) 
 Baines, J., 95 High St. (& Joiner) 
 Baines, P. A., Friargate (Joiner) 
 Bashall, H., Sussex St. E. (Pavior) 
 Beesley, H., 3 Havelock Terrace, 
 Garstang Rd. (Bricklayer) 
 Beetham, W., Walton’sCourt, Fisher- 
 gate (Joiner) 
 Billsborough & Sons, Lune St. 
 Breakell, J., & Son, Maitland St. 
 (Flaggers & Slaters) 
 Brierley, R. (R.P.), 27 Fylde St. 
 Brogden,H., 18 Grimshaw St.(Joiner) 
 Caldetbanite J., Crooked La. (Joiner) 
 Carter Bros.,Castleton Rd.(Brklyrs.) 
 Cartmell, J., & Son,Church St.(Jnrs.) 
 Catterall, W., 15 LancasterRd.(Plstr.) 
 Catterall, R., 51 EmmanuelSt.(Plstr. 
 & Tiler) 
 Christian, J., Grimshaw St. (Brklyr 
 
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 Lancashire—continued. 
 
 Colley, T. & R., St. Thomas’ Rd. 
 (Bricklayers & Masons) 
 
 Cooke, W., & Son, Stanleyfield Rd. 
 (Plasterers & Tilers) 
 
 Cottam, T., Green Bank (Joiner) 
 
 Croft, T., & Sons, Victoria St. (Brick- 
 layers & Masons) 
 
 Croasdale, W.. Glover’s Ct. (Pntr.) 
 
 Dewhurst, R., Tulketh Brow (Joiner) 
 
 Dilworth & Carr, Bow Lane 
 (Heating & Ventilating) 
 
 Fletcher, J., -10 Aqueduct St. E. 
 (Flagger & Slater) 
 
 Gabbott,T., 85 BroughtonSt.(Brkstr.) 
 
 Garnett, T. B., Arthur St. (Joiner) 
 
 Hardman, W.. 45 Cannon St. (Plbr.) 
 
 Hill, G., 36 Glover’s Court (Joiner) 
 
 Jackson, W., Stocks Rd., Ashton 
 (Bricklayer) 
 
 Joy, W., 64 Emmanuel St. (Brklyr.) 
 
 Kellett, T. H., 3 Fishergate Hill 
 (Plumber) 
 
 Lambert J. W., Guildhall St. (Plbr.) 
 
 Lingert, R., Muncaster Rd. (Brklr.) 
 
 Livesey, T. N., Waterloo Rd., Ash- 
 ton (Joiner) 
 
 Lucas, G., Platt’s Court, Fishergate 
 (Joiner) 
 
 Lund, J., Walker St. (Plstr. & Tiler) 
 
 McKerney, H., Hartingdon Rd. 
 (Bricksetter) 
 
 Marsden, Ltd., 187 Lancaster Rd. 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 Metcalf, J., Theatre St. (Heatg.Eng.) 
 
 Moxham, J., 10 Brackenbury St. 
 (Pavior) 
 
 INickson,) D., 153) St. Paul’s Rd. 
 (Flagger & Slater) 
 
 Park, R., & Sons, 2 Fox St. 
 
 Penswick, J., 263 Fylde Rd. (Plstr.) 
 
 Richardson, G. (R.P.), Mount St. 
 
 Robinson, J., Moor Lane (Flagger) 
 
 Salthouse, W. (R.P.), 21 Church St. 
 
 Sanderson & Southworth, Anchor 
 Court (Plumbers) 
 
 Seward, C., & Co., Gt. Shaw St. 
 (Heating & Ventilating Engineers) 
 
 Shorrock, M., 31 Elmsley St., Moor 
 Park (Bricksetter) 
 
 Smith, J., Lowndes St. (Slater) 
 
 Spencer, I., & Son, Herschell St., 
 (Bricklayers) 
 
 Swarbrick, J., Waterloo Rd., Ashton 
 (Bricklayer. &c.) 
 
 Walker, C., River St. (Joiner) 
 
 Whiteside, W., Old Vicarage Saw 
 Mill (& Joiner) 
 
 Wilding, S. B., & Sons, 17 Lune St. 
 (Plumbers & Painters) 
 
 PRESTWICH. 
 
 Barker, G. & J., Rainsough 
 Leach, J., & Son, Warwick St. 
 RADCLIFFE. 
 Allen, J., Railway St. (& Joiner) 
 Ashton, S., Spring Lane (Slater) 
 Beaby, J.. Cross Lane (Plumber) 
 Brierley, W., Church St. (Plumber) 
 Collier & Smith, Church St. (Joiners) 
 jones A., Chapelfield (Joiner) 
 ones, W., Stand Lane (Plumber) 
 Kay, P. N., Blackburn St. (Plumber) 
 Lawrenson, T., Stand Lane (Brklr.) 
 Lomax, J., Knowles St. (Plasterer) 
 Makin & Sandiford, Stand Lane 
 (Bricklayers) 
 Monks, J., Church St. 
 Nuttall & Co. Bolton Rd. 
 Openshaw, G., Parsonage St. (Mason) 
 Rigby, W., Seymour St. (Joiner) 
 Smith, C. W., & Co., 137 Stand Lane 
 (Decorators) 
 RAINHILL. 
 
 The Rainhill Redstone Quarry Co. 
 RAMSBOTTOM. 
 Dearden, J., & Co.,Garnet St.(Jnrs.) 
 
 Foster, T. & J., Derby St. E. 
 Haworth, J. H., Kenyon St. E. (Jnr.) 
 Hillary Bros., Stubbin’s Lane 
 Lomax, C., Ld., Orchard Mill 
 Nuttall, R., & Son, Hazlehurst Saw 
 
 Mills, Bolton Rd. West (Joiners) 
 Pilkington, G., Geofferry St. W. 
 Platt & Castle, Stubbin’s Lane 
 Shilton, D., Holt St. W. (Joiner) 
 Wolstenholme, J.& H., Edenfield N. 
 
 (Joiners) 
 
 RAWTENSTALL. 
 Coupe, T., Bacup Rd. (Plasterer) 
 Fielding, W. G., Schofield Rd. 
 Graham, R., Bank St. (Plumber) 
 Hobson, S., Holmfield Stone Yard 
 Moore Bros., Burnley Rd. 
 RISHTON, Blackburn. 
 
 Butler, R. & J. R., Spring St. (Jnrs.) 
 Godley, E., Knowles St. (Plasterer) 
 Greenwood, A., Fielding St. (Mason) 
 Holden, R., 71, High St. (Painter) 
 
 Kenyon, R. T., 1 High St. (Plumber) 
 Knowles Bros., Ashworth St. (Jnrs.) 
 Moyle, R , Wharf St. (Joiner) 
 Noble. 9 Harwood Rd. (Mason) 
 Scott, R., Bridge St. (Painter) 
 Thompson, T., Hermitage St. (Plbr.) 
 Trengrove, J., 7 High St. (Painter) 
 Wesley, F., Knowles St. (Painter) 
 
 RHODES, Manchester. 
 Thorp, W. & H. 
 Walker, H., Broadman Lane 
 
 ROCHDALE. 
 
 Anderton, W., 135 Edenfield Rd. 
 (Joiner) 
 
 Ashworth & Woolfenden, Moss St. 
 (and Joiners) 
 
 Ashworth, W. H., Deeplish (Joiner) 
 
 Coates, J. & J., Duke St. (Joiners) 
 
 Dewhurst, T., 13 Mark St., Hey- 
 brook 
 
 Endersby, G. F., Hanging Rd. Mill 
 (Joiner and Bricklayer) 
 
 Greenwood, W. (Exors. of), Whit- 
 worth Rd. (Joiners) 
 
 Hargreaves, T., Manch’rRd. (Brklr.) 
 
 Howorth,R.&T.,1530RoydSt.(Brklrs.) 
 
 Kay, R., Bury Rd. (Joiner) 
 
 Kershaw, H., Stoneyfield 
 
 Nicholl, J. & Son, Henry St. (Stone- 
 masons) 
 
 Nicholl, S. & Son, Hudson St. 
 
 Parker, J. & Son,MolesworthSt.(Jrs.) 
 
 Peters, W. A. & Sons, Crossfield 
 (all trades) 
 
 Rigg, E. & L., Willbutts Lane, Spot- 
 land 
 
 Schofield & Mills, Boundary St. 
 
 Taylor, T. (Exors of), 59 Kings Rd. 
 (Bricklayer) 
 
 Turner, T. & Son, Sheriff St. 
 
 Wilkinson, T., Walpole St. (Joiner) 
 
 ROYTON, Oldham. 
 Kent, J. W., Park St. (Joiner) 
 Ledger & Seville, Fleet St. (Joiners) 
 Whittaker, J., Shepherd St. 
 
 SAINT ANNE’ S-ON-THE-SEA. 
 
 Heap, J. & Son, St. Andrew’s Rd. 
 South (& Joiners) 
 
 Hopwood & Sutcliffe,St. David’s Rd. 
 
 Rawstron, C. & Sons, St. Andrew’s 
 Rd. South (Joiners) 
 
 Shepherd, J. & Sons, Park Rd. (Jrs.) 
 
 Walmsley, E., St. Andrew’s Rd. N. 
 (Joiner) 
 
 Whiteside J.,St. Anne’s Rd. E.( Jnr.) 
 
 Wilson, S., St. Andrew’s Rd. S.( Jur.) 
 
 Woodcock, W. & Co., Park Rd. 
 
 SAINT HELENS. 
 Almond, J., Rigby St. 
 Aukland, W. H., Dentons Green 
 Brown, F., North Rd. 
 Crake, J., Crosfield St. 
 Ellison, J., Boundary Rd. 
 Ellison, R., Windle St. 
 Leather, J., 1A Claughton St. 
 Leicester, W., New St., Sutton 
 Middlehurst, C. J., Halefield St. 
 Molyneux, W., 24 AshcroftSt., Parr 
 Pilkington, J., Rainford, near 
 Rothwell, J. & Sons, Knowsley Rd. 
 Tague, J., King St. 
 Taylor, W., Sutton 
 Voce, I., Boundary Rd. 
 Waizbom & Son, Kirkland St. 
 Whittaker, J. 
 SALFORD (see Manchester). 
 SEAHORTH (see Liverpool). 
 SHAWFORTH, Rochdale. 
 Dyer, J. (Mason) 
 SMITHY BRIDGE (see Rochdale). 
 SOUTHPORT. 
 Abram, J., Sussex Rd. (Bricksetter) 
 Ault, R. A., 73 Talbot St. (Plumber) 
 Ball, T. L., 109 Railway St. 
 Betham, J 15 Upper Aughton Rd., 
 Birkdale (Joiner) 
 Boyd, J. Son, 57 Chapel 8t. 
 (Plumbers, &c). 
 Brown & Bird, 52 Kew Rd., Birkdale 
 Buck & Hodson, 824 Shakespeare 
 St. (Bricklayers) 
 Connard & Tetlow, 58 Eastbank St. 
 (Painters and Decorators) 
 Duxfield Bros. Virginia St. 
 Fairbridge & Hatch,9a Aughton Rd., 
 Birkdale 
 Fairbridge Bros., Upper Aughton 
 Rd., Birkdale 
 Fleet, F., Virginia St. 
 Foster, W.H., 41 Shakespeare St.(Jr.) 
 Fyles, A., 2 Brighton Rd., Birkdale 
 Grierson, J., 22 Lesley Rd. (Joiner) 
 Halliwell Bros., 36 Hart St. (Masons) 
 Heyes & Lunt, 37 London St. (Plum- 
 bers and Decorators) 
 
 Lancashire—continued. 
 
 Highton, J., Cambridge Rd. (Brklr.) 
 Irving, A. K., & Sons, Hesketh St. 
 McWhan, J.,East Bank St. (Plumber) 
 Marshall, J., 125 Hampton Rd. 
 (Bricksetter) 
 Morris, P. R., 744 Kensington Rd. 
 (Joiner) ; 
 Orphan, T., 14 Cedar St. (& Joiner) 
 Petrie, J. M. & J., School St. _ 
 Pickup, T. & Co., 95 Linaker St. 
 Porter, T., SeftonSt.(Bricksetter) 
 Rimmer & Lewis, 15 Warwick St. 
 Rimmer, F., Tulketh St. (Mason) 
 Rimmer, J., King St. (Stonemason) 
 Robinson, J., Upper Aughton Rd. 
 Birkdale (Slater & Plasterer) 
 Robinson, W. E., (Exors. of), 109 
 Sefton St. (Bricklayers) 
 Shaw, N., 144 Zetland St. 
 Southworth, P., 3 Ashley Rd. (Pistr.) 
 Southworth, T., 142VirginiaSt. Plstr.) 
 Vaughan Bros., Rose Hill 
 Wainwright, T., 125 Lord St. (Plbr.) 
 Weatherill& Blanchard,46TulkethSt. 
 Whitehead, T., 77A Portland St. 
 Wilkinson, J. G., 12 Forest Rd. 
 Williams Bros., Portland St. (Plas- 
 terers and Slaters) 
 Wright, W., 74 Tithebarn Rd. (Slater) 
 STONECLOUGH, Manchester. 
 Oakes, J. 
 SWINTON, Manchester. 
 Gerrard, J. & Son 
 Rawlinson, S. & Son, Wesley St. 
 
 TONGE, Bolton. 
 
 Atherton, A., Brookfield Saw Mills. | 
 Gibson & Hodgson, TongeMoorRd | 
 Gibson, G., Cecil St. 
 Royle, T., 320 Bury Rd. | 
 TOTTINGTON, Bury. | 
 Byrom, J., Woolfold 
 Hargreaves, J. & J. (Masons, &c.) 
 
 TURTON, Bolton. 
 Martin Bros., Edgworth aes) 
 Melling Bros., Welling’n Rd.(Plstrs.) 
 Ramsden, T., Bromley Cross 
 INAICIBITS LIPS 
 Beck, J., Primrose St. 
 Harrocks, D., Shakerley Rd. 
 Smith, J. T., 19 Castle St. 
 Wilson, —., Shuttle St. 
 Wood, W., Manchester Rd. 
 ULVERSTON. 
 Clayton, J. (R.P.), New Market St. 
 Gardner, Wm., Hart St. 
 Grice, W., Alexander Rd. 
 Grundy, J., Brogden St. (Joiner) 
 Harrison, W. (R.P.), Union St. 
 Higgin, W., Cavendish St. 
 Iddon, T., Sunderland Ter. 
 King, J., Lightburne Av. (Plasterer) 
 Roche, D., 35 King St. (Plumber) 
 Todd, F., The Gill (Painter) 
 Tyson, T. F. & Sons, Church Walk | 
 Wearing, N., Ellers (Joiner) 
 Wren, T. J., Brogden St. 
 URMSTON. 
 Spark, J., Station Rd. 
 WALKDEN, Manchester. 
 Cocker, J., 85 Walkden Rd. 
 Entwisle, T., 11 Memorial Rd. 
 WALTON (see Liverpool). 
 WARRINGTON. 
 Collin, R. W. & Son, Marson St. | 
 Davenport, C. W., Stockton Hth.,nr. 
 Dolan, J., Napier St. 
 Fairclough, H., Howley 
 Wallington, G., Froghall Lane 
 Warburton, F., Stockton Heath 
 WATERFOOT, Manchester. 
 Ashworth, W., Melbourne St. (Ma- 
 son, &c.) 
 
 Birtwistle, J., Burnley Rd. (Plumber) 
 
 Coupe, W. & H. (Masons) 
 
 Holt, E., Piercy 
 
 Hoyle & Bolton, Carr Lane Wks. 
 
 Lord & Hodgson, Bacup Rd. (Plbrs.) 
 
 Simpson, W., St. James St. (Mason) 
 
 Taylor,.Sons & Co., Ltd., Burnley 
 Rd. (Plasterers). 
 
 Watson, W. T., Burnley Rd. (Plstr.) 
 
 WATERLOO, Liverpool. 
 Bailey, R., 13 Gt. George’s Rd. 
 Breckell, T., 34 Mount Pleasant 
 Littleton, J., King St. (Plasterer) 
 Littleton, W., Brighton Rd. (Joiner) 
 Rimmer, J. H., 2 Picton Rd. (Joiner) 
 Telford & Hindson, 41 Mount Plea- 
 
 sant (Plumbers) 
 
 WESTHOUGHTON, Bolton. 
 
 Bateson Bros., Bolton Rd. (Painters) 
 
 Boardman, W., Church St. (Slater) 
 
 Boulton & Sons, Bolton Rd. (Joiners) 
 
 Coop, J., 289 Church St. (Painter) 
 
 Coop, T., Chorley Rd. (and Joiner) 
 
 Dickenson, J., Albion St. 
 
 Dootson, E., Park Rd. (Joiner) 
 
 Gerrard, S., Silk St. (Joiner) 
 
 Green, E., Market St. (Decorator) 
 
 Gregory, C., Church St. (Plasterer) 
 
 Hodkinson & Coop, Church St. (Jrs.) 
 
 Hurst, G., Lwr. Leigh Rd. (Painter) 
 
 Kay, T., Church St. (Plasterer) 
 
 Lee, T., Park Rd. (Joiner) 
 
 Leigh, R., Church St. (Painter, &c. ) 
 
 Watkinson, D., & Sons, Church St. 
 (Stonemasons) 
 
 Wilson,T.,Church St.( Plumber, &c. ) 
 
 WHITEFIELD, Manchester. 
 Evans, T. 
 Jackson, J. & Sons, Livesey St. 
 
 WHITEWELL BOTTOM, 
 Manchester. 
 Ashworth, R., Burnley Rd. 
 Whittaker, R. & Son, Burnley Rd. 
 
 WHITWORTH, near Rochdale. 
 Farrow & Shaw, Market St. (& Joiners) 
 Law, J. (Mason) 
 
 Sutcliffe Bros., Hall St. (Masons) 
 Varley Bros., Market St. (Plumbers) 
 Warmsley, M.,Market St. (Plumber) 
 
 WIDNES. 
 Beech, J., Milton Rd. 
 Hemmingway, C., 16 Church St. 
 Mercer, J., Cow Lane, Ditton, near 
 Sadler, T., Widnes Rd. (Joiner) 
 Sayce, G. E., Appleton Quarry 
 
 WIGAN. 
 Ablett,D.A., Sovereign Rd.SawMills 
 Blackburn & Leyland, 12 Standish 
 gate (Plumbers) 
 Darbishire&Collett, Darlington St.E. 
 Dawson, R. G., Station Rd. 
 France, W., Newtown 
 Gaskell, W. & Son, Millgate (Plms.) 
 Gee, H. L., Millgate 
 Holmes, C. B., Cross St. Saw Mills 
 Johnson, J. & Son, 9 Caroline St. 
 Lea, J. & Son, Rodney St. (Painters) 
 Livesey & Parkinson, Princess St. 
 (Plasterers) 
 Sharples, A., Essex St., Scholes 
 Swift, J., Wallgate (Painter) 
 Webster & Winstanley, Wallgate 
 (Masons) 
 Wilson, J. & Co., Caroline St. 
 Winnard, W., 185 Wallgate 
 
 WOOLTON, Liverpool. 
 Hall, DSBs 
 Jones, T., Allerton Rd. 
 Lawton, ‘T. & Sons (Plumhers) 
 Oliver, W. 
 
 Leicestershire. 
 
 ANSTEY, Leicester. 
 Toone & Son 
 
 ASHBY-DE-LA-ZOUCH. 
 Buck, T., Bath St. 
 Fish, S. T., Wood St. 
 Orton, T. & Son, Kilwardby St. 
 Slate & Harrison, Overseal 
 Slater & Son, Market St. 
 
 BARROW-ON-SOAR. 
 Ball, J. T., Sileby Rd. 
 Scurr, Jowett & Co. 
 
 BARWELL, Hinckley. 
 Lockley, J. 
 
 BLABY, Letcester. 
 Glover, T. & Son 
 Halford, D. & Sons 
 BOTTESFORD, Nottingham. 
 Challands, J. & H. ' 
 BROUGATON ASTLEY( Rugby ) 
 Cooke & Son 
 BRUNTINGTHORPE. 
 Robinson, A. 
 Ward, H. 
 BURBAGE, Hinckley. 
 Chamberlain, E., Sketchley Lane 
 CLAVBROOK MAGNA, 
 Lutterworth. 
 Hall, T. 
 
392 
 
 BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 Leicestershire—continued. 
 
 COALVILLE. 
 
 Hewes Bros., London Rd. 
 Moss, W. (Exors of), Belvoir Rd. 
 Orton, E., London Rd. 
 Roberts, W., Melbourne St. 
 
 COSBY, Leicester. 
 Heighton Bros. 
 Pochin, F. J. 
 
 DUNTON BASSETT, 
 Lutterworth. 
 
 Lord, T. 
 
 EARL SHILTON, Hinckley. 
 Bennett, R. T. 
 Rowley, E. 
 ELLISTOWN, Leicester. 
 Blower, R 
 
 ENDERBY, Leicester. 
 Langton, G. & Sons 
 
 FRISBY-ON-THE-WREAKE. 
 Frisby, C. E. 
 
 GILMORTON. 
 Ward, W. 
 
 GT. DALBY, nur. Melton Mowbray. 
 Bonshor, E. H. 
 GLEN MAGNA, Leicester. 
 Batchelor, J. & Sons 
 Haycock, E. and Sons 
 HALLATON, Uppingham. 
 Butteriss, H. & W. 
 
 HINCKLEY. 
 Cassell, J., Castle St. 
 Clarke, G., Mill View 
 Farmer & Greaves, Mount Rd. 
 Flavell, J. W., 112 Castle St. 
 Garner, T., Mill Hill Rd. 
 Goodman, T. & Sons, 3 Albert Rd. 
 Hall & Son, Queen’s Rd. 
 pete. A., Derby Rd. 
 
 ittler, W. H., Trinity Lane 
 Phillips, E. P., The Spa 
 Rowley, T., Derby Rd. 
 Sutton, E., Hill St. 
 HOSE, Melton Mowbray. 
 Preston, W. 
 HUGGLESCOTE. 
 Griffin Bros., North St. 
 Hutton, T., North St. 
 HUNGARTON. 
 
 Broughton, C. 
 
 HUSBANDS BOSWORTH, 
 
 Rugby. 
 Knight, J. 
 Wells, R. & Son 
 IBSTOCK. 
 Baxter, B. 
 Crane, W. 
 
 Wileman, T. A. 
 
 KEGWORTH, Derby. 
 Savage, G. 
 Wilders, J. & G. 
 KIBWORTH, Leicester. 
 Mason & Fane 
 
 KIRBY MUXLOE. 
 
 Mason, G. F. 
 KNAPTOFT. 
 Godwin, W. 
 
 KNIPT ON (near Grantham). 
 Marriott, E. H. 
 
 KNOSSINGTON (Oakham). 
 
 Lenton, J. B. 
 Lockwood, W. 
 USEV CIB SIS ET 
 
 Bailey, J., Brougham St. 
 
 Beasley, !., 53 Cedar Rd. 
 
 Bellamy, N. B., Waterloo St. 
 
 Bentley & Co., 46 Clarendon Pk. Rd. 
 
 Bland, & Co., Redcross St. 
 
 Bowles & Son, 8 Gladstone St. 
 
 Bradshaw Bros., Tudor Rd. 
 
 Briers, S., Upper Brunswick St. 
 
 Brooks, T.W., Clarendon Rd. 
 
 Brown, T. D. & Son, Church Gates 
 
 Carr, A., Laurel Rd. 
 
 Chambers, A. & W., 163 and 165 
 Belgrave Gate 
 
 Chambers, W. & Co., 12 Melton St., 
 Belgrave Gate 
 
 Chapman, J., Rutland Av., Ayles- 
 tone Rd. 
 
 Clark & Garratt, 7 and 9 Willow St. 
 
 Cole, J., Greenlane Rd. 
 
 Copeland, B., 40 Crafton St. 
 
 Cox & Gilkes, Andrewes St. 
 
 Durance, J., Maynard Rd. 
 
 Duxbury, G. & Son, Church Gate 
 
 Ellingworth, J., East Park Rd. 
 
 Elliott, F., 137 Gt. Holme St. 
 
 Flude, G. F., 94 Curzon St. 
 
 Fox, E., Evington St. 
 
 Garner, F., Loughboro’ Rd.,Belgrave 
 
 Gimson, W. & Son, 47 Welford Rd. 
 
 Haddon, W., Gladstone St. 
 
 ? 
 
 Hanson, W., 34 Sparkenhoe St. 
 
 Hardington & Elliot, Millstone Lane 
 
 Harris, Bros., Marfitt St. 
 
 Haskard, Rudkin & Beck, Brann- 
 stone Gate 
 
 Herbert, H. & Sons, 23 and 25 Mill- 
 stone Lane 
 
 Herbert, T., 100 Welford Rd. 
 
 Hewitt, G.; 48 St. Peter’s Rd. 
 
 Holmes, J., Erskine Rd. 
 
 Holt, G., 18 St. Peter’s Rd. 
 
 Horspool, C., Belgrave Rd. 
 
 Hoult, T., 13 Stoughton St. 
 
 Hutchinson, E. T. & Son, De Mont- 
 fort St. 
 
 patent J..O., 188 London Rd. 
 pincer, J. E. & Son, 90 High Cross 
 
 St. 
 
 Kellett, J. C. & Son, 40 Sthgate. St. 
 
 Lowe, T., Loughborough Rd. 
 
 Marston, J. & Son, Parry St., 
 Humberstone Rd. 
 
 Martin, W., 104 Sherard Rd. 
 
 Mason, J. & Sons, Mere Rd. 
 
 Mattock, F., 36 Charles St. 
 
 Moore, A. W. & Co., 195 Clarendon 
 Park Rd. 
 
 Musgrave, T., Peacock Lane, St. 
 Martin’s 
 
 Neal, F., St. George St. 
 
 Newbury, W., 104 East St. 
 
 Onions, Eo East Bond St. 
 
 Pendleton, J. W., 8 Southgate St. 
 
 Pipes, E. B., 22 Gopsall St. 
 
 Pipes, J., 25 Gopsall St., Highfields 
 
 Poynton, J., New Bridge St. 
 
 Richardson & Son, Western Boule- 
 vard 
 
 Robbins, C., Grafton Place 
 
 Rudkin, F. J., 49 East Bond St. 
 
 Rudkin, J., 35 Albion Hill 
 
 Salter & Son, Gwendolen Rd. 
 
 Sharp, J. & Sons, Queen St. 
 
 Sharp, W. M., 4oc Southampton St. 
 
 Symons, W. G., Bolton Rd. 
 
 Skillington, F., East Park Rd. 
 
 Simpson, J. H., Melton Rd. 
 
 Stevens, & A., 4 Crown Bldgs., 
 Welford Rd. 
 
 Stimpson & Rollston, Donnington St. 
 
 Stretton, T. H., 70 Havelock St. 
 
 Tebbatt, T. R., 55 Stanley St. 
 
 Thrall, W. & Son, Graham St. 
 (Masons) 
 
 Tyers & Yates, Bright St., Humber- 
 stone Rd. 
 
 Tyrell, T., Shaftesbury Rd. 
 
 Widdowson, J., Highcross St. 
 
 Wood, T., St. Nicholas St. 
 
 Woodcock, A. & Son, Asfordby St., 
 North Evington 
 
 Wright, C., Fosse Rd. 
 
 LONG WATTON. 
 Wilkins, J. 
 
 LOUGHBOROUGH. 
 Barker, T., & Son, 14 Swan St. 
 Corah, W., & Son, Pinfold Gate 
 Faulks, A., 4 Sparrow Hill 
 Hammond, H., Toothill Rd. 
 Harding, W. F., Sparrow Hill 
 Moss, W., & Son, Ld., Baxter Gate 
 Read, F., Leopold St. 
 Wileman, A. J., Queen’s Rd. 
 
 LUTTERWORTH. 
 King & Ridley, Bitteswell Rd. 
 
 MARKET HARBOROUGH. 
 Bott, Son, & Palmer, Gladstone St. 
 Brown & Son, Logan St. 
 
 Dexter, F., Coventry Rd. 
 Hickman, T., Gladstone St. 
 Jarman, G., & Sons, Granville St. 
 Leeds, J. C., Heygate St. 
 
 Main, J., Coventry Rd. 
 
 Martin, G. L., Goward St. 
 Martin, W. A., Gt. Bowden 
 
 MEASHAM, Atherstone. 
 Smith, G. 
 
 MELTON MOWBRAY. 
 Barnes, C., Thorpe End 
 Butteriss, C., King St. 
 
 Clarke, E., Snow Hill 
 
 Denman, T. & H., Norman St. 
 Fendell, R., Burton St. 
 Golling, W., & Son, Sagecross St. 
 Goodwin, F. D., Norman St. 
 Holroyd, R., Abkettleby, near 
 Pettifer & Co., Asfordby Rd. 
 Rowe, G., Saltby, near 
 
 Steele, E. J., Leicester St. 
 Steele, T., Holwell, near 
 Wartuaby, J. R., Charlotte St. 
 
 MOUNTSORREL, Loughboro’. 
 Dilkes, J; 
 Morris, H. 
 
 Leicestershire—continued. 
 
 NARBOROUGH, Leicester. 
 Lord, S. 
 Lord, W. 
 
 QUORN, Loughboro’. 
 Fewkes, W., Leicester Rd. 
 Sanders, J., Meeting St. 
 
 RATBY, Leicester. 
 Shipman, B. 
 
 REARSBY, Leicester. 
 Cotton, S. 
 
 ROTHLEY, Leicester. 
 Sleath, F. 
 
 SHARNFORD, Hinckley. 
 Lord, T., & Son 
 
 SHEPSHED. 
 Atkin, S., Sullington Rd. 
 Atkin, Bros., Britannia St. 
 Gent, C., Kirk Hill St. 
 Handford, C. 
 Hall, C., Queen St. 
 Webster, J., Lant St. 
 
 S/ILEBY, Loughboro’. 
 Dilks, J. 
 Walker, J., & Son 
 SOMERBY. 
 
 Hayes & Son 
 Smith, Messrs. 
 
 STOKE GOLDING (Nuneaton). 
 Chaplin, S. 
 SYSTON. 
 Agar, J.&R. 
 Needham Bros. 
 North, F. 
 
 WALTHAM 
 (xear Melton Mowbray). 
 Squires, G. 
 
 WHETSTONE, Letcester. 
 Phipps, J. 
 WHITWICK. 
 Briers, E., Brooks Lane 
 Tompkins, J., Vicarage St. 
 WIGSTON MAGNA 
 (near Letcester). 
 Hurst, C. 
 Sharpe, W. H. 
 Wright, O., & Co. 
 
 WOODHOUSE EAVES. 
 Westley, W. 
 
 WOODVILLE, Burton-on-Trent. 
 Cartwright, Bros., Granville St. 
 Clarke, E., Swadlincote Rd. 
 Peace, T., High St. 
 
 Waterfield, J., Swadlincote Rd. 
 
 WYMONDHAM (near Oakham). 
 Golling, T. W. 
 
 Lincolnshire. 
 
 ALFORD. 
 Fletcher & Taylor 
 Steele, C., Bourne Rd. 
 Wood, A., Commercial Rd. 
 ASHBY, Brigg. 
 Ee ee! S: 
 insley, J., Senr. 
 Kinsley, W., Jun. 
 Marshall, J. 
 BARNETBY. 
 Manders, J. R. 
 BARTON-ON-HUMBER. 
 Davis & Hewitt, 12 Burgate 
 Stamp, J., Brigg Rd. 
 BILLINGHAY. 
 Clarke, J. 
 
 BINBROOKE, Market Rasen. 
 Maultby, H. 
 BOSTON. 
 Cade, T. H.,High St. Joinery Works 
 Clark, H., Horncastle Rd. 
 Comer, J., Pen St. 
 Darby, F., 9 South End 
 Darby, J., 87 High St. 
 
 WM. GREENFIELD, 
 Builder and 
 Contractor, 
 
 BOSTON. 
 
 Sanitary Work 
 . a Spectafity 
 Plans-and Specifications given 
 for any Class of Work. 
 
 Established 1878. 
 
 National Telephone No. 61. 
 
 Handley, J., 20 High St. 
 
 Hill & Son, Red Lion Sq. 
 
 ar) C., Bargate Bridge Works 
 cola 43 Sleaford Rd. 
 
 Leng, W., Main Ridge 
 
 Lucas, J., 55 West St. 
 
 Norris, 5. F., Castle St. 
 
 Parker, G. W.;, Station St. 
 
 Parker, H. W., & Son, 46 Wormgate 
 
 Peck, F., Tawney St. 
 
 Pinder & Son, Main Ridge 
 
 Sherwin, S., & Son, Wide Bargate 
 
 BOURNE. 
 Chappell, H., & Son, North Rd. 
 Gelthare & Sons, North Rd. 
 Wright & Wall, Meadow Lane 
 
 BRANSTON, Lincoln. 
 Cook & Cranham 
 
 BROUGHTON. 
 Holt, T. 
 
 BRIGG. 
 Clark, C., Queen St. 
 Dent, H. G., 12 Bridge St. 
 
 BURGH. 
 Gray, T., Brewery Lane 
 Waite, J. G., Station Rd. 
 
 CAIST OR: 
 Dowe, R. I. 
 
 CANDLESBY, Burgh. 
 Kime, J. 
 
 CARLTON-LE-MOORLAND, 
 Newark. 
 Ash, J. 
 
 CONINGSBY, Lincoln. 
 Jackson, W., Boston Rd. 
 
 CROSBY. 
 Ellis, J. 
 
 DEEPING ST. JAMES, 
 Market Deeping. 
 Smith, J.C. 
 
 DONINGTON, Spalding. 
 Barnsdale, G., Market Place 
 
 BAST HECKINGTON, Boston 
 Newton, J. B. 
 
 FISKERTON, Lincoln. 
 Sharpe, E. 
 
 GAINSBOROUGH. 
 Adlard, H., Rectory Avenue 
 Donson, J. A., Bridge Rd. 
 Dorrington, H., 2 Old Hall Gardens 
 Elmes, A. J., North St. 
 
 Fisher, J., 44 Ropery Rd. 
 Greenwood, C. M., Northolme 
 
 Kirk, C., York Ter., Sandsfield Lane 
 Scott, W., 11 Morton Terrace 
 Woods, E. H., Balfour St. 
 
 Woods, J., Morton Terrace 
 
 GLENTWORTH. 
 Waugh, W. 
 
 GRANTHAM. 
 Bloodworth, E., Barrowby, near 
 Clark & Taylor, Barrowby Rd. 
 Cook, J., Castlegate 
 Cragg, W., Caythorpe, S.O. 
 Hawley, G., Buckminster, near 
 Hawley & Franklin, 21 Swinegate 
 Hockley & Co. 
 
 Miller, J., New St. 
 Parks, D., 5 Swinegate 
 Priest, G., 69 Grantley St. 
 
BUILDERS AND 
 
 CONTRACTORS. 393 
 
 Lincolnshire—continued. 
 
 | BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS, 
 
 GRANTHAM. 
 
 Works executed include— 
 
 New Church, Epping; Ditto, Dane- 
 hill; Chancel to Rangemore Church, 
 for the Right Honourable Lord 
 Burton; Chancel to St. George’s 
 Church, Nottingham ; Lady Chapel to 
 St. Alban’s Church, Nottingham ; 
 Messrs. Bodley & Garner, Architects. 
 
 New Church, Hornsey; New 
 Church and Parsonage, Hamp- 
 stead; Jas. Brooks, Esq., Architect. 
 
 Substructure of MetropolitanFruit 
 and Vegetable Market; Heavy 
 Additions at Foreign Cattle Market, 
 Deptford ; City Architect. 
 
 Denton Manor; New Church, 
 Aslockton; Heavy additions to 
 Chichester Asylum; Sir A. Blom-: 
 field & Sons, Architects. 
 
 New Churches, Llandudno and 
 Harrogate; John Oldrid Scott Esq., 
 Architect. 
 
 St. Stephen’s Schools, Padding- 
 ton ; Ingram House, Stockwell; A. 
 T. Bolton, Esq., Architect. 
 
 Restoration of All Saints’ Church 
 Nave and Tower, Derby; Temple 
 Moore, Esq., Architect. 
 
 Heavy Additions to the Surrey 
 County Asylum, Brookwood, near 
 Woking; F. G. Howell, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Officers’ Quarters, Bordon Camp, 
 Hants, for the War Office. 
 
 New Mansion, Milland, Surrey ; 
 H. Alexander Pelly, Esq., Architect. 
 
 RUDD & SON, Ltd., 
 
 Walker Bros., Little Gonerby 
 
 GRIMSBY, GREAT. 
 Atkinson, A., Welholme Rd. 
 Dixon, C. W., 73 Alexandra Rd. 
 Gilbert, W., 10 Granville St. 
 Guy, E., & Co., Alfred St. 
 Hatcliffe, M., Cross St., Cleethorpes 
 Hewins & Goodhand 
 Hodson, H., Victoria St. W. 
 Hollingworth, W., 40 Victoria St. 
 Ion, W., Sydney St., Cleethorpes 
 Kirton, W., 186 Welholme Rd. 
 Lewis, C., 78 Daubney St. 
 Marrows, H., 84 Garden St. 
 Nightingale& Danby, Convamore Rd. 
 Porkess, U., Clayton St. 
 Smith, G. & J., Lord St. 
 Snowden & Sons, Albion St. 
 Thompson, J. H., & Sons, Victoria St. 
 Wilkinson & Houghton, Sydney St., 
 Cleethorpes 
 
 HABROUGH. 
 
 Waddingham, J. 
 HECKINGTON. 
 Dodson, G. 
 HIBALDSTOW, Brigg. 
 
 Jeffrey, J., & Son 
 
 HOGSTHORPE, Alford. 
 Rose, W. L. 
 
 HORNCASTLE. 
 Bell, F., 38 East St. 
 Belton & Son, ro Lincoln Rd. 
 Heath, J., 7 Stanhope Rd. 
 Hensman, C., & Son, Bank St. 
 Pipe, G. Y., Bridge St. 
 
 HUNDLEBY, Spilsby. 
 Brough, J. 
 
 HUTTOFT, Alford. 
 Robinson, J. 
 
 KIRMINGTON. 
 Havercroft, J. 
 
 KIRTON, Boston. 
 Langley, J. & Son 
 
 KIRTON-IN-LINDSEY. 
 Broughton, J. K., High St. 
 
 LEAKE, Boston. 
 Richardson, J. & Son 
 
 LINCOLN. 
 
 Close, H.S. & W., Brayford Side Nth. 
 Fanthorpe, B., Brayford Side 
 Giles, J. W., 49 Monson St. 
 Halkes Bros., 11 Friar’s Lane 
 Harrison, A., Monk’s Rd. 
 Harrison, J. M., Norman St. 
 Horton, S. & R., 20 Portland St. 
 Lansdown & Son, Melville St. 
 Lincoln Co-operative Society, 
 
 Tanner’s Lane 
 
 Otter, M., & Co., St. Rumbold’s St. 
 
 Scarborough, F., Upper Moor St. 
 Wright, W., & Son, Park St. 
 
 LOUTH. 
 Mawer Bros., Kidgate 
 
 F. M. THOMPSON & SONS, 
 
 BUILDERS AND 
 CONTRACTORS, 
 
 LOUTH, NOTTINGHAM, and 
 SUTTON-ON-SEA. 
 
 Works executed include— 
 
 Wesleyan Chapel, Wragby; John 
 Wills, Esq., Archt., Derby. 
 
 Wilford Church, Nottingham; 
 Messrs. Naylor & Sale, Archts., 
 Derby. 
 
 Orme Bede Houses, Louth; James 
 Fowler, Esq., Archt., Louth. 
 
 Doddington Church, Cambs; H.C. 
 Scaping, Esq., Archt., Grimsby. 
 
 Cresswell, Scarcliffe, Killamarsh, 
 and Spinkhill Stations, L.D. & E.C. 
 Railway; R. Elliott Cooper, Esq., 
 Engineer, Westminster. 
 
 Deighton Close Mansion, Louth; 
 A. A. Oakden, Esq., Archt., East- 
 bourne. 
 
 Stamford & Spalding Bank, Alford; 
 Messrs. Blackwell and Thomson, 
 Archts., Kettering. 
 
 Free Wall Paper Co.’s Mills, 
 Louth; E. E. Bently, Esq., Archt:, 
 Louth. 
 
 Kenwick Hall (New Wing), Louth; 
 Temple Moore, Esq., Archt., London 
 
 St. Thomas’ Church, East Kirkby, 
 Notts; Louis Ambler, Esq., Archt., 
 London. 
 
 New Maltings, at Fakenham and 
 Wells-on-Sea, Norfolk; Messrs. 
 Brewill & Bailey, Archts., Notting- 
 ham. 
 A 
 Vickers, G. H., 34 Queen St. 
 
 LUDDINGTON (Goole). 
 Stothart, W. (Joiner) 
 
 MARKET RASEN. 
 Freeman, F. 
 Scupham & Son 
 
 METHERINGHAM. 
 Greenwood, T. 
 
 NETTLEHAM, Lincoln. 
 Bailey, J. 
 Pask, W., West St. 
 
 RIPPINGALE, Bousne. 
 Wortley, J. 
 
 ROPSLEY, Granthan. 
 Willows, E. 
 RUSKINGTON. 
 Pattinson, F., Brook House 
 Pattinson, W., & Sons, Ld. 
 
 SAXBY, Barton-on-Humber. 
 Ashton, B. 
 
 SAX/ILBY, Lincoln. 
 Middleton, J. B. 
 
 SCOTHERN, Lincoln. 
 
 Lusby, T. 
 SCAMPTON. 
 Hill, J. 
 
 SCUNTHORPE (Doncaster). 
 Brown, E., Frodingham Rd. 
 Close, J., Wells St. 
 Hollingsworth, A. C., Allanby St. 
 Hollingsworth, W. A., Wells St. 
 Skinner, T., Winterton Rd. 
 Thompson, C. E., Clark St. 
 Thompson, H. J., Gilliatt St. 
 
 SKEGNESS. 
 Canning, J. H., Roman Bank 
 Crawshaw, J., Wainfleet Rd. 
 Dunkley, G., & Son, Wainfleet Rd. 
 Holmes, J. G., & Sons, Algitha Rd, 
 
 SLEAFORD. 
 Banks, J., & Son, 79 West Banks 
 Benstead, H. W., & Son 
 Kirk-Knight & Co., Jermyn St. 
 Maxey & oon Eastgate 
 Rose, H., & Son, West Banks 
 Sharpe, J. W., & Son, Eastgate 
 Tapster, A., Castle Causeway 
 
 SPALDING. 
 Baker & Brett, Cross St. 
 Jepson, W., Spring Gardens 
 Peake, S., Double St. 
 
 SPIES B Ys 
 Hunter, J. H., Market St. 
 Lettice, C., Old Bolingbroke 
 
 Lincolnshire—continued. 
 H Rattenbury, F. G., Halton Rd. SUTTON BRIDGE (Wisbech). 
 
 Walker, W., Queen St. Bateman, J. R., & Sons 
 SUTTON-ON-SEA, Alford. 
 STALLINGBOROUGH. Moore, F. : 
 Gian Thompson, J. M., & Sons 
 STAMFORD. SWINSTEAD, Bourne. 
 
 Storey & Sons 
 ULCEBY. 
 Potts, W. 
 
 WAINFLEET, S.O. 
 Turner, J. T., & Son, Barkham St. 
 WINTHORPE, Skegness. 
 Turner, J. 
 WOODHALL SPA, Lincoln, 
 Crookes, B., Witham Rd. 
 WOOTTON. 
 West, W.& R. 
 
 Bowman & Sons, Cherry Holt Lane 
 | Cook, J., Castle Hill 
 
 Corby, H., Foundry Rd. 
 
 Halliday, S. F., Empingham Hill 
 Hilliam, J. W., 9 St. Leonard’s St. 
 Hinson Bros., Cemetery Rd. 
 Peasgood, J., 7 & 8 Austin St. 
 Roberts Bros., Wharf Rd. 
 
 Rouse, J. M., Queen St., Nth. Fields 
 Scholes, R., Empingham Rd. 
 Woolston, J., 31 St. Peter’s St. 
 
 _ Middlesex. 
 
 ACTON. 
 Antill, B., 10 High St. 
 
 FROST &Co.,, 
 Builders & Contractors, 
 Decorators & Domestic 
 
 6. BOLLOM, | 
 
 Contractor, 
 
 144*ESSEX ROAD, 
 HORN LANE, 
 ACTON. 
 
 Telephone: No. 201 Chiswick. 
 
 is 
 References to London and Local 
 Architects under whom various 
 Contracts have been executed. 
 Docent 
 
 Engitieers; ) ease 
 
 SPRINGBRIDGE Rd. 
 
 EALING, W. 
 
 Telegrams : 
 ‘ Frostent, London.’’ 
 
 Telephone :—763 P.O. Ealing. 
 
 ATR PO AG SEPT] 
 EDMONTON. 
 
 Berry, G., 1 Quendon Cottages 
 
 Brown & Sons, Railway Approach 
 
 Brown, H. E., 1 Suffolk Villas 
 
 Cropley, W. W., & Son, Lr. Fore St. 
 
 Jones, F., Silver St. (Road & Sewer) 
 
 Lacy, G. F., Upper Fore St. 
 
 ALBERT MONK, 
 
 Crimp, W., & Co., Avenue Rd. 
 Ferris Bros., Churchfield Parade 
 Herbert & Co., 205 High St. 
 Hooper, G., 27 Avenue Rd. 
 Nicholls, R., Grafton Rd. 
 
 ASHFORD. BUILDER Kor, 
 F is, A. 
 Hawkins, T, J. and Co. Sera Ces 
 Hewitt, G., The Crescent 
 CONTRACTOR, 
 BRENTFORD. 
 Barner, J., 93 High St. Joinery Works, 
 
 Dorey, J., & Co., Ld., Distillery Rd. 
 
 CHISWICK. 
 
 Arundel & Son, Grove Park 
 
 Blackburn, W., 37 Elliott Rd. 
 
 Gunn, C. R., 30 Cranbrook Rd. 
 
 Hammerton, W., Wellesley Rd. 
 
 Heath, D. D., High Rd. 
 
 Hunt, S., Burlington Lane 
 
 Leeder, L. L., & Co., High Rd. 
 
 Morris, T. Y., 16 Heathfield Terrace 
 
 Nicholls, T., Church St. 
 
 Powell, S., Woodstock Rd., Bed- 
 ford Park 
 
 Rogers, C., 348 High Rd. 
 
 Whitman, H. J., 323 High Rd. 
 
 Sawing & Moulding Mills, 
 LOWER EDMONTON. 
 
 Telephone: 98 Tottenham. 
 PERSP LTE ES EES 
 Munt, W., Hertford Rd. 
 Nix, J. W., & Sons, 37 Church St. 
 Raisin, H., Tanner’s End 
 Row, W. F., Grosvenor Rd. 
 Sears, E., 1 Graham Rd. 
 Wyman, C., Hertford Rd. 
 Yates, T. W., Hertford Rd. 
 i ENFIELD. 
 Almond, A. F., High Rd., Enfield 
 Highway 
 Attwood, A., Baker St. 
 Beckett, T., Phipps Ash Lane 
 Camp, C. A., Mandeville Rd., En- 
 field Wash 
 Clark, A. C., 21 Sydney Road 
 Cross, W., Woolpack Bridge 
 Davis, W., Park Rd., Enfield Wash 
 Fairhead, A., & Son, Sydney Rd. 
 Fitch & Cox, 18 Hawthorne Grove, 
 Lancaster Rd. 
 Frost & Coppin, Station Rd. 
 Gibson Bros., Station Rd. 
 Hardman, H. S., Burleigh Rd. 
 Hobbs, W., & Son, Enfield Town 
 Mason, F. W., Bush Hill Park 
 Newcomb, E. F., Great Northern 
 
 COWLEY. 
 Hardy, W. St. A. 
 
 CRANFORD, Hounslow. 
 
 Keen, C, 
 EALING. 
 
 Adamson, & Sons, St. Mary’s Rd. 
 Bailey, A., Westbury Rd. 
 
 Bailey, A. E., Haven Lane 
 
 Dickens, W., Helena Chambers | 
 Frost & Co. ‘see Advt.) | 
 Holland & Sons, 62 Mattock Lane 
 Kimpton, F., Westfield Rd. 
 
 Loving, W., 2 Oxford Rd. 
 
 Myring, B., & Son, The Broadway 
 Pearce, G. W., 1 Broughton Rd. 
 
 Penny & Co., 18 The Mall Station Yard, Windmill Hill 
 
394 
 
 BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 Patman, L. & W. H., Enfield Town 
 
 Poole & Sons, Chase Side 
 
 Sutton, G. F., Holtwhites Av. 
 
 Tweedy, W., St. Mark’s Rd., Bush 
 Hill Park 
 
 Upton, J. R., Bycullah Park Estate 
 Office 
 
 Woodfield, E., Baker St. 
 
 FELTHAM. 
 Lodge, C. 
 Watson, T. C. 
 FINCHLEY., 
 Batchelor, W. T., High Rd., E.F. 
 Dowdall, F.,High St., NorthFinchley 
 Holliday & Son,High St., North F. 
 Johnson, G., & Son, Regent’s Park 
 Rd., Church End 
 Nicholls & Son, Long Lane, Church 
 End 
 Nixon, —., Oakfield Rd. 
 Peake, W.,Torrington Park, North F. 
 Stonnell, J., Park Lodge Villas 
 Market Place, East Finchley 
 Tee, E. E. & A., High Rd., East F. 
 Thrum, R., Finchley Park 
 Willcocks & Son, 2 Park Hall Place 
 
 HAMPTON AILL. 
 Bailey & Son, High St. 
 Richardson, J. 
 
 Singleton & Sons 
 
 HAMPTON-ON-THAMES. 
 March, H., The Avenue, Marling Pk. 
 Wright, J., Station Rd. 
 
 HANWELL. 
 Baker, C. A., Shakespeare Rd. 
 Braybrook, W., Uxbride Rd. 
 amieson, A., High St. 
 males, J. W., Church Rd. 
 
 HAREFIELD, Uxbridge. 
 Brown, C. & Sons 
 
 HARLINGTON, Hounslow. 
 Portsmouth, W., Bath Rd. 
 
 HARMONDSWORTH, Yrewsley, 
 Sh Oe 
 
 Belch, H. C. 
 
 HARROW-ON-THE-HILL. 
 Atkins, J. A., Northolt Rd. 
 Batchelor, A. J., High St. 
 
 Collins & Charles, High St. 
 Lacey & Eyden, Springfield Rd. 
 Rackham, J. C. (see Advt.) 
 
 Simmons, J., 6 Fairholme Rd. 
 Smith, J., Roxeth Hill 
 Woodbridge, H., West St. 
 HAVES: 
 Elder, J. 
 HENDON. 
 
 Allen, J., & Sons, Globe Works 
 Camfield, C. (R. P.), John’s Avenue 
 Gough, F., & Co., Church Rd. 
 Phillips, H., Mill Hill 
 
 Tout, W., Brent St. 
 
 HILLINGDON, Uxéridge. 
 Buttrum, W. 
 
 HOUNSLOW. 
 Hiscock, T., High St. 
 
 ISLEWORTH. 
 Wisdom, Bros., South St. 
 
 NORTHWOOD, S.O. 
 Hill Bros. 
 Page, W. J., May Lodge 
 
 PONDER’S END. 
 Almond, T., & Son, 34 South St. 
 Field & Son, High St. 
 
 Newman, E. W., Durants Rd. 
 
 Middlesex—continued. 
 
 J. G. Rackham, 
 PButlder & Contractor, 
 HARROW WEALD, 
 
 MIDDLESEX. 
 
 Telephone— 
 No. 11, Bushey Heath. 
 
 Works executed tnclude— 
 
 House for R. A. Blackwell, Esq.; 
 Messrs. Roumieu and Aitchison 
 Archts. 
 
 “Duck - in - the- Pond’? Public- 
 house, for Messrs. Benskin’s; R A. 
 Briggs, Esq., F.R.I.B.A., Archt. 
 
 Drill Hall at Wealdstone; T. 
 Vernon, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Extensive Additions, Alterations, 
 &c., to various Gentlemen’s Resi- 
 dences in this neighbouhood. 
 
 Stabling for W. M. Ogilvie, Esq.; 
 Arnold Mitchell, Esq., F.R.I.B.A., 
 Archt. 
 
 House at Harrow Weald for Miss 
 E. Brown; Arnold Mitchell, Esq., 
 F.R.I.B.A., Archt. 
 
 POTTER'S BAR. 
 Worboys, S. 
 
 SHEPPERTON, S.O. 
 Lucas & Son, Station Rd. 
 
 SOUTHALL. 
 Brown, E. C., Northcote Avenue. 
 Brown, 
 Gibson, G. 
 STAINES. 
 Baker, J. A., & Co., Ltd.,Church St. 
 Bone, Messrs., High St. 
 qersoe, A., 4 Clarence St. 
 owell, J., Richmond Rd. 
 Rogers, F. 
 
 STANMORE, GREAT. 
 Kirby, G., & Sons 
 Lawiord, H. 
 
 SUNBURY-ON-THAMES. 
 Gurney, T. 
 
 TEDDINGTON. 
 Collinson, J. F., Walpole Rd. 
 Drake, C., High St. 
 
 Porter, J. W., High St. 
 
 Rice, W., & Sons, High St. 
 Rumsey, A., Little Queen’s Rd. 
 Smith, S., Somerset Rd. 
 
 TWICKENHAM. 
 Eldridge & Son, St. Margaret’s Rd. 
 Messom, T. J., & Sons,Grosvenor Rd. 
 Rose, J. & Sons, 10 The Green. 
 Slade, A., Twickenham Green 
 Slark, W., Heath Rd. 
 
 Snell, J. C., 63 Arragon Rd. 
 
 UXBRIDGE. 
 Borton, H., & Sons, 16 Cowley Rd. 
 Briant, S., & Son, Cowley Rd. 
 Fassnidge & Son, 42-44 St. Andrew’s 
 Grainge, H., 43 High St. 
 Kearley, C. F., 11 High St. 
 Ward & Son., Wellington Rd. 
 Westacott, T., Elthorne Rd. 
 
 WEALDSTONE, S.O. 
 Bailey, J. & J., Claremont Rd. 
 Dymock, M., Canning Rd. 
 
 Monmouthshire. 
 
 ABERBEEG, S.O. 
 Lewis, D., Lianhilleth 
 Williams & Rogers, Cwm 
 ABERCARN. 
 Davies Bros., West End 
 Harris, A., Rhysiog Rd. 
 ABERGAVENNY. 
 Fuster, T. S., Frogmore St. 
 Thomas, J. G., & Sons, Lion St. 
 ABERSYCHAN. 
 Arthur, W., Snatchwood 
 Meara Bros. 
 ABERTILLERY. 
 Bagley, N., & Co. 
 Gaen Bros., Brynteg 
 
 Hall, R., Portland St. 
 
 Skidmore & McWhirter, Princess St. 
 Smith, W., Queen St. 
 
 Tudor, R., Alma St. 
 
 ABERTYSSWG. 
 Warn, A., The Green 
 
 CHEPSTOW. 
 Griffiths, J. & G., Church St. 
 Phillips, J., 27 Welsh St. 
 CWMBRAN, Newport. 
 Simmonds, C. W., The Bridge 
 
 CRUMLIN, S.O. 
 Monks, J., & Co. 
 Moyan, T. L. 
 
 Monmouthshire—continued. 
 
 EBBW VALE,S.O. 
 Davies, S. T., Eureka Place 
 Evans, T., Llebanus Rd. 
 
 Jones, E. 
 Mortimer. J. 
 Thomas, D. E.,7 Victoria Buildings 
 
 GRIFFITHSTOWN. 
 Richards, A. & J. 
 
 MAES-Y-CWMMER. 
 Yeo, W., Fleur-de-lis 
 
 MONMOUTH. 
 yonee, T. H., Monnow St. 
 arry, O., 17 St. Mary St. 
 Pembridge, T. 
 Williams, A. H., 2x Monnow St. 
 
 NANTYGLO, S.O., 
 Monmouth. 
 Aubrey, W., Greenfield 
 Morgan, J. T 
 
 NEWBRIDGE. 
 Morgan, C. F. 
 Williams, E. 
 
 NEWPORT. 
 
 Bambury, H. J., 121 Caerleon Rd. 
 Blackburn, W. M., Mill St. 
 Brownscombe, A. W., Temple St. 
 Case, W. T. 196 Chepstow Rd. 
 Charles, J., 33 Pugsley St. 
 Chick, J. W., & Sons, Capel Crescent 
 Clements & Co., Constance St. 
 Cock, J., 5 Cardiff Rd. 
 Collier, F. J., 17 Barrack Hill 
 Gox, I., Dock St. 
 Davies, D. J., Marlboro’ Rd. 
 Davies, W., 5 St. Woolos Rd. 
 Daymond, ‘he Marlborough Rd. 
 Dean, J., a William St. 
 Garland, T. J., 14 Charlotte St. 
 Hazell, A., 164 Caerleon Rd. 
 Herbert, Constables Lane Commer- 
 ue Rd. 
 
 ooper, J., 45 Bridge St. 
 Hughes, Vi 61 Ring Rd. 
 Jenkins, J., & Son, Clifton Rd. 
 Jenkyn, J. B., 122 Chepstow Rd. 
 occ & Sons, Goodrich Crescent 
 
 ones, W., & Son, Rutland Place 
 
 Jordan, E. C., Harrow Rd. 
 Knowler, J., Corporation Rd. 
 Linton, W. A., 75 Caerleon Rd. 
 Lock, C., Caerleon Rd. 
 MacNab, R., 25 Carlton Chmbrs., 
 
 High St. 
 
 McMullen, A., Gibbs Rd. 
 
 Martin & Son, Clytha Park Rd. 
 Matthias, J., Bryngwyn Rd. 
 Moon, R., 1 Park Sq. 
 
 Moore, W.., 20 Daniel St. 
 
 Morgan, A. S., & Co., 1 Godfrey Rd. 
 Parfitt, H. E., Gibbs Rd. 
 
 Powell. T., 51 Malpas Rd. 
 
 Reed, C. H., 1 Malpas Rd. 
 Richards, E., 39 York Place 
 Shopland C., 95 Victoria Avenue 
 Smith Bros., 143 Commercial Rd. 
 Thomas, H., & Son, Harrow Rd. 
 Weeber, T., 1 Sutton Rd. 
 
 West, C., 287 Caerleon Rd. 
 Whittaker & Reed, 30 Malpas Rd. 
 Williams, W. J., Queen’s Hill 
 
 NEW TREDEGAR, Cardaig. 
 Davies, S. E., Cwmoyfiog, near 
 Williams, W., & Sons 
 
 PANDY, near Abergavenny. 
 Parry, T., Glanant 
 
 PORTLLANFRAITH, 
 near IVewport. 
 Rees, H. 
 
 PONTNEWYDD, near Newport. 
 Morgan & Evans. 
 
 Parfitt, H. 
 
 Poulton & Whiting. 
 
 Sketch, H., Woodside * 
 
 PONTNE WYNYDD, Pontypool, 
 
 Bailey Bros. 
 Morgan & Evans 
 
 PONTYMISTER, near Newport. 
 Lewis, J. 
 Pritchard, J. 
 Thomas, W. 
 
 PONTYPOOL. 
 Burgoyne, A. J. 
 
 RISCA, Newport. 
 Thomas, T. 
 Punchard, A. 
 
 ROCKFIELD. 
 Morgan, J. 
 
 TREDEGAR. 
 Arrowsmith, S., Walter St. 
 Edwards, R., Derwen House 
 Morgan, D., Queen Sq. 
 
 Newcombe, J., Park Rd. 
 Vaughan, D. J.,83 Commercial Rd. 
 
 Norfolk. 
 
 AYLSHAM. 
 
 Botterill, W. J. 
 Tuddenham, J. H., Burgh Rd. 
 Wade, W. 
 
 BANHAM, Attleborough. 
 Ludkin, W. D. 
 
 BERGH APTQN, Norwich. 
 Redgrave, M. 
 
 BILDESTON, S.O. 
 
 Death, J., & Sons, High St. 
 
 BOTESDALE, Diss. 
 Rednall, W. 
 BROCK DISH, Scole. 
 Pollard, J. C. 
 BUXTON Norwtch. 
 
 Watts, R. 
 COSTESSEY. 
 
 Gunton & Palmer 
 
 CROMER. 
 Bullen, H., 24 Alfred Rd. 
 ae Ve 
 orter, W., Holt Rd. 
 Riches, G., Church St. 
 
 DEREHAM. 
 Crane, W., Great Fransham 
 Larner, W. J., Commercial Rd. 
 
 Mack, H., Norwich St. 
 Took, G., Church St. 
 DERSINGHAM, King’s Lynn. 
 
 Chambers, G. 
 Hudson, W. 
 Riches, G. 
 Walden, W. 
 
 DICKLEBURGH, Scole. 
 Limmer, W. 
 Wells, W. 
 
 DITCHINGHAM. 
 
 Morris, R. 
 
 DOWNHAM MARKET. 
 Collins, J. W. 
 Gage, 
 
 FAKENHAM. 
 Fisher, H., Hempton Green 
 Needs, J. 
 Tuthill, C., Wells Rd. 
 
 FORNCETT, Long Stratton. 
 Humphreys, J. 
 
 FOULSHAM, Dereham. 
 
 T. H. BLYTH, 
 
 Builder & Contractor, 
 FOULSHAM, 
 
 NORFOLK. 
 
 Contracts completed in 
 various parts of the country 
 for London and Provincial 
 Architects, Engineers and 
 Corporations include :— 
 
 Churches, Schools, 
 Maltings, Residences, 
 Bridges, etc. 
 
 GORLESTON, Great Yarmouth. 
 Bensley, W., Beccles Rd. 
 Cockrell, J. J., Lowestoft Rd. 
 
 Cockrell, J. W., High St. 
 Cockrell, W., High St. 
 Fuller, E J., 11 Baker St. 
 Fuller, G. J., 135 High St. 
 Fuller, J. L., Nile Rd. 
 
BUILDERS AND 
 
 CONTRACTORS. 
 
 395 
 
 Norfolk—continued. 
 
 Harvey, Ba) 229 High St. 
 Woods, E. S., Drudge Rd. 
 GRIMSTON. 
 Horsley, D., Grimston Rd. 
 Rudd, J. 
 HANWORTH, Norwich. 
 Chapman, R. 
 
 HARLESTON. 
 Hipperson, H. A. 
 
 Rayner, A. F. 
 HOLT. 
 Rush, W., & Son 
 
 HUNSTANTON. 
 peeton, |: W. 
 
 Leach, W. A. 
 Nelson, J. 
 Southgate, F. 
 
 KING’S LYNN. 
 Anderson, H., Tennyson Avenue 
 Dye, R., South Gates 
 Forman, A. F., 31 Railway Rd. 
 Smith, W. F., Albert St. 
 Spaulding & Sons, Broad St. 
 Tash, Leangley, & Co., Friars St. 
 
 LETHERINGSETT, Holt, S.O. 
 Hewitt, G. 
 LONG STRATTON. 
 Wade, J. 
 MARTHAM, Great Yarmouth. 
 
 Kirby, J. 
 MIDDLETON. 
 Gamble, G. 
 
 MUNDESLEY, North Walsham. 
 Gray, G., Paston 
 Wilkins & Randall 
 NORTH WALSHAM. 
 Cornish & Gaymer 
 Eastoe, R 
 Laycock, W. 
 
 Mace, W. 
 
 NORWICH. 
 Barnes, H., a3 Brunswick Rd. 
 Daws, R., & Son, Dereham Rd. 
 Downing Bros., Victoria St. 
 Filby, F. G., 191 Earlham Rd. 
 Gill, T., 28 Rupert St. 
 Greengrass, H. C., 58 Pitt St. 
 Harrison, C. F., Cathedral Close 
 Hawes, G. E., & Sons, Duke St. 
 Holmes, J., Red Lion St. 
 Howes, J. J., 27 Pottergate St. 
 Hurn, J., 37 Surrey St. 
 North, W., & Son, St. Stephens’ St. 
 Podd & Fisher, 33 Dereham Rd. 
 Scarles Bros., Queen’s Rd. 
 Smith, J. S., 24 City Rd. 
 Tinkler, G. S , Sandringham Rd. 
 Tyrrell Bros., 654 Pitt St. 
 Utting, 8S. W., 4 Sandringham Rd. 
 Wilkins, S. R., 37 W. Pottergate St. 
 Youngs, J. & Son, 99 Chapel Field 
 
 Rd. 
 
 POSTWICK, Norwich. * 
 Riches, R. W. 
 
 SHERINGHAM. 
 Blyth, J. & Son 
 Sadler, C. A. 
 
 SNETTISHAM, King’s Lynn. 
 Chambers & Sons 
 Chilvers, J. 
 
 Chilvers, W., & Son 
 Margetts, H., & Son 
 SOUTHERY. 
 Porter & Son 
 STALHAM, Norwich. 
 Batchelor, J.,& Son, Bumstead Hill 
 
 STOKE HOLY CROSS, Norwich. 
 Leggett, G. 
 SWAFFHAM. 
 
 Impson, J. F., Norwich Rd. 
 qe ties, G., Lynn Rd. 
 
 allon, R., Station Works 
 Saddler, C., Station Rd. 
 
 SWANNINGTON, Norwich. 
 Tommas, T. 
 
 SWANTON MORLEY, Last 
 Dereham. 
 Springall, J., & Son 
 THETFORD. 
 Boughton, W., & Sons, King St. 
 Holden, S., Station Rd. 
 
 TILNEY ST. LAWRENCE. 
 Masha Sh 
 Reeder, H. W. 
 UPWELL (Wisbech). 
 Elworthy, E., & Co. 
 
 WALSINGHAM, LITTLE. 
 Dagless, J. 
 
 WALSOKEN. 
 Flood, F. 
 Rawlin, A. W., Park St. 
 Tann, H., Norwich Rd. 
 Walie, W., Norwich Rd. 
 WATTON, S.O. 
 Adcock & Sons 
 Waters & Son 
 WELLS. 
 Hinson, T., Theatre Rd. 
 WINTERTON, Gt. Yarmouth. 
 Beech, A. A. 
 WORSTED, Norwich. 
 Blower, D. 
 WYMONDHAM. 
 Bailey & Son, Hethersett 
 Semmence, E. L., Middleton St. 
 Skipper & Barkham, Fairland St. 
 YARMOUTH, GREAT. 
 Balls, J., 38 Northgate St. 
 Banks, R., Nelson Rd. 
 Beech, G. W., Northgate St. 
 
 Messrs. 
 
 CARTER & WRIGHT, 
 
 Builders & Government Contractors, 
 King St. & Dene Side, 
 GREAT YARMOUTH. 
 
 Works executed include— 
 Joiners’ Work and Fittings for the 
 London and Provincial Bank, Great 
 Yarmouth, under Mr. A. 8S. Hewitt, 
 Archt.; Cold Storage Premises, 
 Great Yarmouth, under Mr. J. 
 Hughes Rice, Engineer; the Two 
 Arcades, Marine Parade, Great 
 Yarmouth, under Mr. A. 8. Hewitt, 
 Archt.; London and Provincial 
 Bank, Gorleston, under Mr. A. S. 
 Hewitt, Archt.; Re-building the 
 Duke’s Head Hotel, Great Yar- 
 mouth, under Messrs. Olley_ and 
 Haward, Archts.; Electric Light 
 Shaft and Extensions, Great Yar- 
 mouth, under Mr. J. W. Cockrill, 
 Borough Surveyor; Messrs. Boning 
 Bros., New Premises, Great Yar- 
 mouth, under Mr. A. 8S. Hewitt, 
 Archt.; The Carnegie Library, Great 
 Yarmouth, under Mr. J. W. Cockrill, 
 porough Surveyor; and several 
 qovernment Contracts. 
 
 SoA EAE SAAN SD 
 
 Chasteney, G., Regent Passage 
 Cooper, I. S., Theatre Plain 
 
 Davy, A. J., 48 Market Rd. 
 
 Easto, R., Dene Side 
 
 Emmerson, F., Friars Lane 
 Flaxman, S. B., 59 St. Peter’s Rd. 
 Grimble, F., 219 Northgate St. 
 Gunns, A., Rampart Rd. 
 
 Harman, J. D., Northgate St. 
 
 Jary, A., Rampart Rd. 
 
 Leggett, J., 39 Dene Side 
 
 Moore & Sons, Anson Rd.,Southtown 
 Newby, A.J., Row 99, Middlegate St. 
 Pestell, J. E., 71 St. Peter’s Rd. 
 Read, J. S., 85 Crown Rd. 
 
 Ward, J, 83 North Quay 
 
 Wiseman, C., 40 Wellesley Rd. 
 
 Northamptonshire. 
 
 BARBY, Rugby. 
 Hopkins & Son, Lr. Hillmorton Rd. 
 
 BLISWORTH. 
 Chester, W. 
 
 BRACKLEY. 
 Hawkins, W. H. & T. 
 
 BROUGHTON, Kettering. 
 Claypole, A, 
 
 BURTON LATIMER, Kettering. 
 Ball Agi. 
 Capps, Rowley, & Keach 
 BYFIELD, Northampton 
 
 Kerred, W. 
 
 COGENHOE. 
 Clayson Bros, 
 
 Northamptonshire—continued. 
 
 CORBY, Kettering. 
 Streather & Son 
 Streather, J., Jur. 
 DAVENTRY. 
 Adams, T., & Son, Ashworth St. 
 Bosworth, J., New St. 
 
 DENFORD, Thrapston. 
 Freeman & Son 
 
 EARLS BARTON, Northampton. 
 Harris, J. 
 
 EASTON, Stamford. 
 Perkins, Ae 
 Perkins, W. 
 EYDON, Byfield, S.O. 
 Kench, T. 
 FINEDON. 
 Abbott, S. 
 
 Henson, F. 
 Titmus, J. 
 
 GEDDINGTON, 
 Patrick, J. 
 IRCHESTER. 
 Berril, T. & C., High St. 
 
 KETTERING. 
 
 Andrews, C., Charles St. 
 Bamford, A., Stamford Rd. 
 Drevor, O. P., Round Hill Rd. 
 Goodwin, J., Gas St. 
 Henson, C. & F., Regent St. 
 Henson,H.F., (Exors of), Eskdaill St. 
 eee H., Regent St. 
 
 etterin Co-operative Builders 
 
 Ltd., Havelock St. 
 Lewin, A., & Son, 1 Duke St. 
 Manby, S., Dalkeith Place 
 Manton, S., Havelock St. 
 Neal, J. C., Station Rd. 
 Norrls, J., St. Peter’s Avenue 
 Payne, W. J., Upper Field St. 
 Phillips & Slow, Bath Rd. 
 Smith & Bunning, Lancaster Rd, 
 Smith, Edmunds & Co., Havelock St. 
 
 MILTON, Northampton. 
 Asplin, J., & Son 
 King, 
 MOULTON, Northampton. 
 Buswell, H. 
 Tanner Bros. 
 
 NORTHAMPTON. 
 Beardsmore, W., Stimpson Avenue 
 Chown,A.J.,Edinburgh Rd.,Queen’s 
 
 Park 
 Cosford, R., Connaught St. 
 Crow, Derngate 
 
 Cetfering. 
 
 Douglas, J., London Rd., Far Cotton , 
 
 Dunham, A., Commercial St. 
 Finnegan, R., Broad St. 
 
 Fisher, G. J., 6 Castilian Terrace 
 Green, E., Palmerston Rd. 
 Green, H., Ashburnham Rd. 
 Green, T., Exeter Rd. 
 
 Hawtin, A. P., 102 Colwyn Rd. 
 Heap, W., Lea Rd. 
 
 Higgins, W., 13 & 15 Gray St. 
 Higgs, T., Cedar Rd. 
 
 Martin, H., Thenford St. 
 Sharman, G. F., Abington Avenue 
 Sharman & Son, Baker St., Semilong 
 Souster, G. W., 46 Lower Mounts 
 
 OUNDLE. 
 Howe, W., & Sons 
 Siddon & Sons 
 
 PEAKTIRK, Peterborough. 
 Neaverson, E. 
 
 PETERBOROUGH. 
 Bailey, T., Eastfield Rd. 
 Beech, E. W., 32 Lincoln Rd. 
 Bridgefoot, J., & Son, Woodstone 
 Brown, G., All Saints’ Rd. 
 Collison, F., Palmerston Rd. 
 Cracknell, J., Huntly Grove 
 Ellington, T., Norfolk St. 
 
 Furnis, T., Cromwell Rd. 
 Gray, D., Lincoln Rd. 
 Guttridge, J., Park Rd. 
 Hammond, H., Eastfield Rd. 
 Hawkins, W., & Son, Old Fletton 
 Hicks, J., Huntly Grove 
 Lucas, J., Dogsthorpe Rd. 
 Measures, T.. 48 Padholme Rd. 
 Nichols, F., Park Rd. 
 Nichols, R. J., Lincoln Rd. 
 Peake, H. 
 Rowe, J. W., Millfield 
 Sibley Bros., Lincoln Rd. 
 Thompson, J. & Co., 43 Wood St. 
 Watson, H., Granville St. 
 Wykes & Sons, All Saints’ Rd. 
 RAUNDS. 
 
 Smith & Son 
 
 ROTHWELL. 
 Barlow, F. 
 Buckley, J. 
 
 RUSHDEN, S.O. 
 
 Bayes, C. E., Griffith St. 
 Dickens Bros., Wentworth Rd. 
 
 Robt. Marriott, 
 
 BUILDER & CONTRACTOR, 
 
 RUSHDEN. 
 Nat. Telephone No. 20. 
 
 Works recently executed: 
 
 Work under Messrs. Talbot- 
 | Brown and Fisher, Archts.: 
 Finedon Cemetery Chapels; Tower 
 Factory; Messrs. Shortland & Sons, 
 {rthlingboro’; Restoration Rushden 
 Church Tower; Restoration Bozeat 
 Church; Parish Rooms and Church 
 Schools, Higham Ferrers; Restora- 
 tion and Additions to Rushden House 
 | for E. C. Browning, Esq.,J.P. Work 
 under Messrs. Sharman & Archer, 
 Archts.: New Schools for Rushden 
 School Board, £4,000, Work under 
 Alex. E. Anderson, Esq., Archt.: 
 London City and Midland Bank, 
 Premises, Rushden ; New Post Office, 
 Rushden. Work under Tom Dyer, 
 Esq., Archt.: Wesleyan Chapel, 
 Higham Ferrers, £5,000.; Wesleyan 
 Chapel, Finedon. Work under J. 
 | Jameson Green, Esq., Archt.: 
 
 Wesleyan Chapel, Rushden, £5,000. 
 
 Nosub-contracting. Trade through- 
 out. 
 
 Sparrow, H., Wellingborough Rd. 
 Swindall, T., Moore Rd. 
 | Whittington & Tomlin, Queen St. 
 | Wilmott, T., jun., Newton Rd. 
 THRAPSTON. 
 Coates, W., & Son 
 Pettit, C; 
 TOWCESTER. 
 
 Heath, T. 
 | Wheeler, T. 
 
 WAKERLEY, Stamford. 
 Roberts, A. S. 
 
 WALTON, Peterborough. 
 Letall, B., 
 
 WEEDON. 
 
 Roberts, E., & Son 
 
 WELLINGBOROUGH. 
 Berrill & Green, Cannon St. 
 Brown, E., & Son, Castle St. 
 Goodman & Murkett, Mill Rd. 
 Hacksley Bros., Regent St. 
 Henson, G., Midland Rd. 
 Marriot, R., Ranelagh Rd. 
 Smith, G. A., Park Rd. 
 Stevens, W., Great Park St. 
 
 Northumberland. 
 
 ALLENDALE, S.O. 
 Richardson, W., Low House 
 
 ALNMOUTH, S.O. 
 Blythe, O. (Mason) 
 Straughan, R. (Joiner) 
 Wilson,G.E. . 
 
 ALNWICK. , 
 
 Archbold, H., Nag’s Hd. Yd. (Joiner) 
 Darling, T. (Slater and Plasterer) 
 Forster, W., & Son (Joiners 
 
 Green, J. &G. 
 
 Purdie, J. (Slater, &c.) 
 Robertson, A. & Son (Painters) 
 Robertson, T. & Sons, Ltd. 
 
 Short, J., & Son (Joiners) 
 
 Smith, W. J., Percy St. (Joiner) 
 Thompson, C., & Son (Masons) 
 Thompson & Wright (Plumbers) 
 Whinham, J. (Mason) 
 
 Wight, J. Hotspur Place (Mason) 
 
396 
 
 BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 Northumberland—continued. 
 
 AMBLE, Ackilington. 
 Brown, R. & G., 13 Dovecote St. 
 Carse, R., & Son, 8 Wellwood St. 
 Earnshaw, R., Middleton St. 
 Gibson, T. (Plumber) 
 
 Green, A. E. (Plumber) 
 Jordan, A., Church St. (Joiner) 
 Young, N. (Painter) 
 
 BELFORD. 
 Muckle, T. 
 
 BELLINGHAM. 
 Martinson, J. 
 BENWELL, Newcastle-on-Tyne 
 
 Dunn, J., New Benwell 
 
 Prudhoe, J., Benwell Village 
 Thirlwell, P., & Son 
 
 Worley, W., jun., Condereum Rd. 
 
 BERWICK-ON-TWEED. 
 Cockburn, J., & Son, Castle Gate, 
 Elliot, H., & Son, Tweed St. 
 Gray, M., & Sons, Ravensdowne 
 Russell, J., Palace St. 
 
 IGE ah 
 
 Barron & Temple, Hodgson’s Mills, 
 Cowpen Quay 
 
 Baxter R.,SalisburySt., CowpenQuay 
 Bower, H., Forster St. 
 Cocks Bros., High St., Waterloo 
 Craggs, T., Simpson St., Waterloo 
 Goulding & Sons, Beaconsfield St. 
 Simpson, J. & W., Waterloo 
 
 CHATHILL. 
 Elliott, Bros., Preston 
 
 CORBRIDGE-ON-TVNE. 
 Davison, J., Bridge Bank 
 
 CULLERCOATS. 
 Carr, W., John St. 
 Douglas, J., Windsor Terrace 
 Dykes, W., Braeside 
 Richley, F., Huddleston St. 
 DED EGE YS Sar 
 Pattison, C. 
 
 EARSDON, Newcastle-on-Tyne. 
 Bertram, J. P. & Son 
 Taylor, J. 
 EMBLETON, Chathill. 
 Appleby, M. 
 
 FOREST HALL, 
 Newcastle-on- Tyne. 
 Nicholson, R. 
 
 GOSFORTH, Newcastle-on-Tyne. 
 Fleck, W.C., 113 High St. 
 
 Robson, W., Elmfield Rd. 
 
 Smith, T., Broomfield Terrace 
 
 HALTWHISTLE, 
 Coulson & Jackson (Masons) 
 Martin, J., & Son (Joiners) 
 Watson Bros. (Masons) 
 
 HEDDON-ON-THE-WALL. 
 Hunter, J. & G. M. 
 
 HEXHAM. 
 Civil, J., 6 Hencotes 
 Darlington, W. & J. 
 Herdman, J., & Son, Broadgate 
 Saint, J., & Sons, Fell Side 
 Snowball, E., Hencotes St. 
 HORSLEYV-ON-TYVNE. 
 Lishman, I. 
 HOWDEN-ON-TYNE 
 (see Wrllington-on-Tyne). 
 
 KILLINGWORTH, Newcastle- 
 on-Tyne. 
 
 Oliver, J., & Son 
 LONGFRAMLINGTON, 
 Morpeth. 
 
 Hilton, J. (Joiner) 
 Robinson, 
 MORPETH. 
 Athey, T. W., Collingwood Lane 
 (Slater & Plasterer) 
 Beattie, W., Pegswood 
 Bowman & Garvie, Bridge St.(Dects.) 
 Carse, R. & Son 
 Fairbairn, T. (Plasterer) 
 Fryer, y Bridge St. 
 Haswell, G. & C., Corporation Yard 
 (Joiners) 
 Middlemiss, T. W., Oldgate (Mason) 
 Routledge, M., High Stanners (Jnr.) 
 Stafford, J., Union St. (Joiner) 
 Waterson, G., sen., High Stanners 
 
 Waterson, G., Son, Dacre St. 
 (Masons) 
 Wood, J. 8., Northborne Avenue 
 
 (Slater and Plasterer) 
 
 NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE. 
 Anderson, J., Cromwell St. 
 Baston, W., 10 Guildford Place 
 Bellwood, R., Moor St. 
 
 Baty & Co., Pottery Lane 
 
 Bloor, G., Liverpool Rd. 
 
 Bowden, J., 65 Jesmond Dene Rd. 
 
 Braithwaite, J. W., Millers Lane 
 
 Brough, Jackson & Harris, 177 
 Stanton St. 
 
 Bruce, A., Back Jefferson St. 
 
 Burnup, J., & Son, 77 Clayton St. 
 
 Common,T. & W., 9 Grainger St. 
 
 Craven, J., Westgate Rd. 
 
 Curry, T., Hanover Square 
 
 S. F. Davidson, 
 BUILDER (All Trades) 
 
 AND 
 
 Public Works Contractor, 
 RIDLEY VILLAS, 
 NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE 
 
 (Contractor to H.M.O. Works). 
 ‘‘ Licensee for Ferre-Con- 
 crete, Hennebique Patent.” 
 
 Contracts completed in various 
 parts of the country for some of the 
 leading London and _ Provincial 
 Architects, Engineers, Railway 
 Companies, and Corporations in- 
 clude :—Theatres,Churches, Schools, 
 Hotels, Banks, Post Offices, Factories, 
 Cold Stores, Business Premises, 
 Villas, Tram Car Works, &c., &c. 
 
 National Telephone No. 328 Central. 
 
 Telegrams : 
 “Bricks, NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE.”’ 
 
 Dinning & Cooke, Percy Ironworks 
 
 Dixon, J. F., West Jesmond 
 
 Donkin, J., Corporation St. 
 
 Douglas, J.G., Northumberland Rd. 
 
 Easten, S., Ltd., Milburn House 
 
 Elliott Bros., Otterburn Ter., Jesmond 
 
 Elliot, J., Hamburgh Chbs., Quayside 
 
 Emley & Sons, Ltd., Westgate Rd. 
 (Plumbers, &c.) 
 
 Fenwick, 8. & Co:, Pilgrim St. 
 
 Ferguson, J. C., St. Mary’s Place 
 
 Ferguson, W., & Son, 13 Prudhoe St. 
 (Plasterers) 
 
 Forsyth, J., Elswick Court 
 
 Franklin, W. & Sons, Ltd., Manor 
 House Rd. 
 
 Gallimore, J., Lower St. 
 
 George, E. T., St. Ann’s Yard, 
 Breamish St. 
 
 Glaholm, W., 98 Grey St. (Plumber) 
 
 Harbottle, R., 170 Heaton Park Rd. 
 
 Harris, J. B., Osborne Rd., Jesmond 
 
 Harris, R., & Son, 79 Gloucester St. 
 
 Hepple,F.,Dunn St., Scotswood Rd. 
 
 EstTABLISHED 1873. 
 
 JOHN HEWITSON, 
 City Slate Works, 
 
 Leazes Park Road, 
 NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE. 
 Branches :— 
 
 Blackhill, Hexham, and Carlisle. 
 
 Contracts Executed :— 
 
 Otterburn Hall, for Sir C. W. 
 Bell. Otterburn Towers, for Howard 
 Pease, Esq. Hartley College, 
 Manchester, for W. P. Hartley, Esq. 
 Bellister Castle, Haltwhistle. Town 
 Hall, Consett. The Riding, Hexham, 
 for C. W. C. Henderson, Esq. Ex- 
 tensions to General Post Office, 
 Newcastle. General Post Office, 
 Carlisle. St. Gabriel’s Church, 
 Heaton, Newcastle. Various Farms 
 
 for Lord Armstrong, and His Grace 
 the Duke of Northumberland. 
 
 Hope, J. C., Elswick Rd. 
 
 Hughes, S., Liverpool Rd. 
 
 Huntiag & George, South St. 
 
 Huntley, J.,53 Shields Rd. 
 
 Hutchinson, T., Elswick Rd. 
 
 st ae J. & Sons, Corporation St. 
 irk & Brown, Pottery Lane 
 
 Lowry, J. & W., 1 Corporation St, 
 
 Lunn, J., 84 Snowdon St. 
 
 Mauchlen, G. H., Moor St. 
 
 Maughan, N. W., 168 Westgate Rd. 
 
 Middlemiss Bros., Stepney Bank 
 
 Moor, G. H., Forth St, 
 
 | 
 
 Northumberland—continued. 
 
 Nixon, E., Crow’s Nest Lane 
 Parkinson, J. & Sons, Ltd., Breamish 
 SS) 
 
 ia 
 Poole, J., West St. 
 Robertson, A., & Son, 36 Market St. 
 (Painters, &c.) 
 Robson, J. J., Shieldfield Lane 
 Robson, J. W. Rosedale Terrace 
 (Sewers) 
 Scott, W., Ltd., 21 Grainger St. W. 
 Simpson, G. E., Ellison Terrace 
 Smart, J., Cails Yard 
 Smurthwaite, T., 46 Kenilworth Rd. 
 Thompson, W., Ayton St. 
 Tweddle & Co. Bath La. (Plumbers) 
 Veitch & Jordan, Barrack Rd. 
 Walker, H., & Son, Ltd., 55 West- 
 gate Rd. (Plumbers, &c.) 
 Weatheritt, T., Worswick St. 
 Weatherley, E., Villa Place 
 Weir, W. T., Northumberland Rd. 
 White, T. & J., Northumberland Rd. 
 Wilkinson, W. B., & Co.,Ltd., 13 St. 
 Mary’s Place (Plaster, Concrete, 
 and Fireproof Works) 
 Wilton, S., jun., Shaw St. 
 
 NORTH SHIELDS. 
 Addison & Son, Coach Lane (Slaters) 
 Bradley, W., 173 Stephenson St. 
 Chrisholm, J., George St. 
 
 Coulson, J., King St. 
 Coulson, T., Victoria Place 
 Dagnan & Rider, Camden St. (Elec. 
 Engineers) 
 Dalziel, T., Tynemouth Rd. (Plumber) 
 Dobinson, J., Preston Village 
 Dunn, J. H.,Pearson Ter. (Plumber) 
 Fleming & Co., Nile St. (Painters) 
 Foster, D. W., Tynemouth Rd. 
 (Mason & Sculptor) 
 Grierson & Co., Howard St. (Plbrs.) 
 Grieve,T.,& Co..Bedford St.(Plmbrs.) 
 Heslop, J. T., Bedford St. (Plumber) 
 Hughes, T., Howden Rd. (Carpenter) 
 Johnson, W., & Son, Suez St. 
 Kent, R. A. & S., 94 Church Way 
 Macintye, J., Bedford St. (Plumber) 
 Middleton, G., 34 Rudyard St. (Ptr.) 
 Morrison, R., Cecil St. (Carpenter) 
 Nicholson, Tynemouth Rd. (Putr.) 
 Norris, J., Russell St. 
 Park, G., Tynemouth Rd. 
 Park, W. H., Bedford St. (Painter) 
 Patterson, N. A., Tyne St. (Plumber) 
 Pearcy & Campbell, Bedford St. 
 (Plumbers) 
 Pelton, i 22 George St. 
 Purvis, H., 78 Saville St. (Plumber) 
 Ritson, J., Camden St. (Plumber) 
 Robson, J., Percy Square 
 Rutherford & Steven, Tynemouth 
 Rd. (Smiths) 
 Scott, R. D., Trinity Lane (Joiner) 
 Simpson, W. & Son, Linskill St.(Ptrs.) 
 Simpson, J. & W., 2 Rudyard St. 
 Steele, J., 162 Stephenson St. (Cptr.) 
 Tait, J., 20 Camden St. (Painter) 
 Taylor, W. B., Railway St.(Plumber) 
 Ward, W. W., 22 Howard St.(Pntr.) 
 Yeeles, W. H., Stephenson St. 
 
 PONTELAND, 
 Newcastle -on-Tyne. 
 
 Henderson, J., & Sons 
 ROTHBURY, Morfeth. 
 
 Davison & Pyle 
 Muckle, T. 
 
 SPIT ATs. 
 Burn, A. C. 
 Storar, D., & Sons (Masons) 
 TWEEDMOUTH. 
 
 Beveridge, M., Main St. (Mason) 
 Brigham, W., & Sons (Joiners) 
 Davidson, T., Main St. (Joiner) 
 Elliott, H., & Son, Main St. (Masons) 
 Hope, J., Main St. (Plumber) 
 Sidey, A. (Slater and Plasterer) 
 Sidey, R. W., Main St. (Plumber) 
 Smart, T., & Sons (Sltrs. & Plastrs.) 
 Turner, J., & Son (Slaters & Plastrs.) 
 TYNEMOUTH. 
 Langland, R., Allendale Terraee 
 Miller, J. L., Prior’s House 
 Robson, T., Percy Square 
 WALLBOTTLE, Newburn. 
 Anderson, J. (Mason) 
 
 Wilson, G. (Joiner) 
 WALKER-ON-TYNE. 
 Roxborough, W.,Low Walker (Plbr.) 
 
 Watson, T. 
 WALLSEND, S.O. 
 Dixon, G., Philiphaugh 
 Duffey, J., Denham Terrace 
 Green, T., North Rd. 
 Hedderley, T., High St. W.(Plumber) 
 MacHarg, J., Renfrew Rd. 
 McGraw, T., Station Rd. 
 Potts, J., Holley St. 
 
 WARK. 
 Welton, W., Mellow Burn 
 
 WARKWORTH, Acklington. 
 Bryson, J. (Joiner) 
 Green, G. 
 WHITLEY BAY. 
 Boaden, W., Beach Avenue 
 Brewis, G., Whitley Rd. 
 Connell, F., Edward Rd. (Painter) 
 Davies, A. L., Park View 
 Gray, W., 25 Park Parade 
 Greenweil, J. H., Redvers Villa, 
 South Parade 
 Hilton, J., Marine Avenue 
 Lisle, G., Stanley Ho., Whitley Rd. 
 Miller, H., Windsor Gardens 
 Nesbit, R. H., & Son, Hills Head, 
 Monkseaton 
 Patterson, T., Brook St. 
 Renner, W., 1 Collingwood Terrace 
 Ritchie, N., Whitley New Rd. 
 Robson, G., Roxburgh Terrrace 
 Rowell, W., 4 Alnwick Avenue 
 Smelt, N., & Son, Victoria Terrace 
 Styan, A., 90 Oxford St. 
 Taylor, A., Norham Rd. (Plumber) 
 Taylor, H. A., Laburnum Avenue 
 (Plumber) 
 Taylor, M., 178 Whitley New Rd. 
 (Painter) 
 Thorr, J., Norham Rd. (Painter) 
 WIDEOPEN, Dudley, S.O. 
 Gray, A. 
 WILLINGTON-ON-7TYNE. 
 Cooke, W., Rose Hill 
 Davidson, J., jun., Rosehill Rd. 
 Weir, W. T., Howdon 
 Wortley, J., Gladstone St. 
 WOOLER, S.O. 
 Beattie, G. & J., High St. 
 Hogarth & Crangle 
 Redpath, J., High St. 
 Todd, J., Tenter Hill 
 Tulley & Sons, Church St. 
 
 Nottinghamshire. 
 
 ANNESLEY WOODHOUSE. 
 
 Tate, J. 
 ARNOLD. 
 
 Allcock, A., Front St. 
 Herring, J. & Son, High St. 
 
 ew, H. & Son 
 
 ayte, A. & Son, Nottingham Rd. 
 
 BALDERTON, Newark. 
 
 Johnson & Vessey, Grove St., New 
 
 Balderton 
 Wand, F., Main St. 
 
 BASFORD, OLD and NEW 
 (see Nottingham). 
 
 BEESTON. 
 Fletcher, W., Humber Rd. 
 Turner, 
 
 BULWELL. 
 Caunt, A. 
 
 Evans, F., Highbury Rd. 
 Holland, J., 18 Main St. (Joiners) 
 Pinkett, W., Crown St. (Brklr.) 
 Smith, J., Sycamore Works 
 
 Stainforth, W., 42 Latimer St. 
 
 Tilley, R 
 CARLTON. 
 Harper, T. H., Gedling Rd. 
 Key, A., Station Rd. 
 Pringle, J. H., Station Rd. 
 Tegerdine, T. G., Urban Rd. 
 EAST MARKHAM, Newark. 
 Wilson, T. 
 EASTWOOD. 
 Allcock, E., & Sons, Hill Top 
 Durant, W., Albert St. 
 Stubbs, F. G., Nottingham Rd. 
 Witham, J., Nottingham Rd., Hill 
 Top 
 EDINGLEY, Southwell. 
 Pettener, S. 
 FARNDON, Newark. 
 Fox, W. 
 GEDLING, 
 Bellamy, T. 
 
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 GOTHAM, Derby. 
 Haywood, J. 
 HUCKNELL-TORKARD. 
 Munks, J. A. 
 KIMBERLEY. 
 Birkin & Rowland, Victoria St. 
 Brassington, T., Main St. 
 Donnelly, W., Station Rd. 
 Green, G., James St. 
 KIRKBY-IN-ASHFIELD. 
 Bains, W., East Kirkby 
 Hoole, A. W., Woodlands 
 KIRELINGTON, Southwell. 
 Rickett, D. 
 LANGWITH, Mansfield. 
 Collingham, J. 
 
 LOWDHAM, Nottingham. 
 Harper, T. H. 
 
 MANSFIELD. 
 Fisher Bros., Westmount Works 
 Frisby, S. & G., Belvedere Rd. 
 Greenwood, J., Wood St. 
 Moore, F.H. and J. W., Shirebrook 
 Moore, T. & R., Central Bldgs. 
 Percival, C. G., Newcastle St. 
 Tweltridge, Bridge St. 
 Vallance & Blythe, Duke St. 
 Vallance, C., Clumber St. 
 Vallance, W.A., Westgate 
 
 MANSFIELD WOODHOUSE. 
 Ashley, J., Park Rd. 
 
 Stevenson, G., Park Rd. 
 NETHERFIELD, Nottingham. 
 Lewin, J., Forester St. 
 
 NEWARK. 
 
 Baines, C., Appletongate 
 
 Brown, G., & Son, London Rd. 
 Cosham, T., Bowbridge Rd. 
 Crossland, F. W., 78 North Gate 
 Dobney, G. E., 15 Victoria St. 
 Duke, F., Victoria St. 
 
 Henderson, G., Barnby Gate 
 Mackenzie, T. G.;& Sons, King’s Rd. 
 Smith, T., & Sons, Beacon Hill 
 
 W. SMITH, 
 
 Builder and Contractor, 
 MILLGATE, 
 
 NEWARK-ON-TRENT. 
 
 Telephone 56. 
 
 Works executed & tn hand include— 
 
 Ossington Coffee Palace, Newark ; 
 Hospital, Newark; J. Hole & Co., 
 Ltd., Brewery, Newark; Unitarian 
 Chapel, Newark; Board Schools, 
 Newark; Science and Art Schools, 
 Newark; New Engineering Works 
 and Offices for Messrs. A. Ransome 
 and Co., Ltd., Newark ; Gas Works, 
 Newark ; Temporary Banking Pre- 
 mises for Messrs. S. Smith and 
 Co. Newark; New Banking Pre- 
 mises, Newark, for the Union of 
 London and Smith’s Bank, 
 Limited; Grove Hotel, Balderton ; 
 St. Alban’s Church, Nottingham; 
 Emmanuel Church, Nottingham; 
 St. Catherine’s Church, Nottingham; 
 New Maltings at Newark, Peterboro’, 
 Loutk, and Barton-on-Humber, for 
 Messrs. J. Thorpe & Sons; New 
 Maltings at Lincoln, for Messrs. J. 
 W.&H. Branston; Midland Hotel, 
 Newark. for Messrs. J. Hole & Co., 
 Ltd.; New Infirmary, Newark, for 
 the Board of Guardians. 
 
 Thrale Bros., Victoria St. 
 
 NORTH COLLINGHAM, 
 Newark. 
 Millns, W. T. 
 
 Nottinghamshire—continued. 
 
 NORWELL. 
 Clipsham, G. & J. 
 
 NOTTINGHAM, 
 Adams, J. J., 194 Colville St. 
 Barlow, T., & Co., Beauvale Rd. 
 Cooper, J., & Son (Nottingham), 
 Ld., Ayr St., Forest Rd. West 
 Crane, W., Ld., 80 Forest Rd. 
 Cuthbert, T., Patterson Rd., Hyson 
 Green 
 Dennett & Ingle, 29% Station St. 
 Evans, F., Mill St., Old Basford 
 Fish, T., & Sons, Pilcher Gate 
 Hind, E., Edgar Rise 
 Hind, S., 82 Mansfield Rd. 
 Hodson, J.,&Son,Castle Meadow Rd. 
 Hutchinson, W. J, Bulwell Lane, 
 Old Basford 
 Hutchinson, J. & Son, Gordon Rd. 
 Long, T., North Church St. 
 Maule, W., & Co., 304 Mansfield Rd 
 Messom, F., Bangor St. 
 Norris, W. T., 333 Lenton Boulevard 
 Parnell, S., 117 Sneinton Dale 
 Pillatt, G. A., 92 Sherwood St. 
 Shaw, J., 33 Sherwood Rise 
 Short, J. G., Newark St. 
 ee F. M.,& Sons, Wollaton 
 ot. 
 Vickers, H., & Son, Waterway St. 
 Ward,S.,7NelsonTer., Hutchinson St. 
 Whittaker, T., Traffic St. 
 Williamson, J. H., & Co., Castle 
 Works, Lenton Boulevard 
 Woodsend, W., Lenton Boulevard 
 Wright, J., 55 Wilford Grove 
 
 PLEASLEY, near Mansfield. 
 Warner, J. 
 
 RADCLIFFE-ON-TRENT. 
 
 Barry, D. 
 RETFORD. 
 
 Fenton, F., Moorgate 
 Fenton, G., North Rd. 
 Hopkinson, G.,& Son, Cannon Sq. 
 Hopkinson, ‘l’., & Son, 108 Carolgate 
 Hurst, G , Carolgate 
 pene’, C., Grove St. 
 
 ichmond, A., & Son, West St. 
 Swannack, C., Bridge Gate 
 Swannack, E., Grove St. 
 
 SKEGBY, Mansfield. 
 Lane, J., & Son 
 Wilson, R. 
 SOUTHWELL. 
 Lee, R., Westgate 
 Noble, R. & G., Church St. 
 
 STAPLEFORD, Nottingham. 
 Martin, F., Bailey St. 
 Moult, H. W., Nottingham Rd. 
 
 SUTTON-IN-ASHFIELD. 
 Beeley, H., High Pavement 
 Boot, G., Mansfield Rd. 
 Hibbert, S. D. (Exors. of), High Pt. 
 Shaw, H., Earlsfield Side 
 
 WARSOP, Mansfield. 
 Eastwood, A., & Sons 
 
 WEST BRIDGFORD. 
 Lovett, G. T., 6 Highfield Rd. 
 
 WORKSOP. 
 Allison, J. Gateford Rd. 
 Bacon, C., Central Aveuue 
 Bowles & Sons, Gateford Rd. 
 Chadwick, A., Welbeck St. 
 Croft, M., Sherwood Rd. 
 Doncaster, J., Victoria Rd. 
 Tlett, C., & Sons, Gateford Rd. 
 Leverton, C. A., Watson Rd. 
 McCarrick, J., 83 Lowtown St. 
 Middleton, G. G., Gateford Rd. 
 Rollitt, J., & Son, Newgate St. 
 Rowsell, F., Victoria Rd. 
 Wright, G., Carlton Rd. 
 
 Oxfordshire. 
 
 ADDERBURY, Banbury. 
 Townsend, W. 
 BAMPTON, Faringdon. 
 Stone, J., Broad St. 
 BANBURY. 
 Booth, J. F., 5 Butcher’s Row 
 Bloxham, W. J., 1 Warwick Rd. 
 Kimberley, J. S., Britannia Rd. 
 Orchard, S., & Son, Bridge Bank 
 BICESTER. 
 Grimsley, T., & Son, Causeway 
 Smith, J. W., Sheep St, 
 
 BLOXHAM, Banbury. 
 Adkins, W. 
 BURFORD. 
 Pether, C., High St. 
 Pether, W., The Green 
 
 CASSINGTON. 
 Greene, J. 
 
 CAVERSHAM. 
 Angliss, J. M., Hemdean Rd. 
 Bell, R., & Sons, Church St. 
 Bristow, H., Gosbrook Street 
 
 Oxfordshire—continued. 
 
 Bristow & Son, Queen’s Rd. 
 Dormer, H., & Son, Gosbrook St. 
 Fisher, Bros., Emmer Green 
 Hutton, W. D., Hemdean Rd. 
 Lewis Bros., Church St. 
 Robinson, F. T., Prospect St. 
 Stockwell, G., Gosbrook St. 
 Wyeth, H. A.. Ontario Rd. 
 
 CHACOMBE, Banbury. 
 Watkins, J. 
 
 CHARLBURY, S.O. 
 Burden, W. 
 
 CHIPPING NORTON. 
 Burden Bros., Pembroke St. 
 Hobbs, W. J. 
 
 Lewis, S., Market St. 
 
 CROPREDY (Leamington). 
 Cherry, T., & Sons 
 Smith, A. 
 
 CROWMARSH GIFFORD 
 
 (Wallingford). 
 
 Bowden, H. 
 
 DEDDINGTON, Oxford. 
 Bennett, C. 
 Franklin, H. R., Chapel Square 
 Franklin, W. L. 
 Hopcraft, J. 
 
 DORCHESTER (Wallingford). 
 
 Kirby, J. 
 DUCKLINGTON, Wttney. 
 
 Fisher, N. 
 Lock, A. 
 
 GORING-ON-THAMES. 
 Higgs, T. 
 GORING HEATH, Reading. 
 Winkworth, T. 
 
 HENLEY-ON-THAMES. 
 Hobbs, B., 30 Hart St. 
 Macqueen, H., Bell St. 
 
 Walden & Cox, Market Place 
 HORNTON, Banbury. 
 Miles, W. 
 ISLIP, Oxford. 
 Steele, E. 
 
 MIDDLE BARTON. 
 Grimsley, W. 
 
 MILTON-UNDER- 
 WYCHWOOD. 
 Groves, A., & Sons 
 NETTLEBED, 
 Flenley-on-Thames, 
 Lawrence, W. 
 
 NORTH NEWINGTON, 
 
 Banbury. 
 Busby, G. 
 OXFORD. 
 
 Ashley, G. J., 22 Divinity Rd. 
 Benfield & Co., Bullingdon Rd. 
 Bennett, J., 16 East Avenue 
 Brucker Bros., 8 St. John’s Rd. 
 
 T. He KINGERLEE 
 
 Curtis, C., 31 George St. 
 Fisher, D., 136 Magdalen Rd. 
 Hutchins, S., & Sons, Southmoor Rd. 
 
 AND SONS, 
 
 Builders & Contractors, 
 
 35 QUEEN St., 
 OXFORD. 
 
 National Telephone—145. 
 Telegrams— Kingerlee, Oxford. 
 
 Contractors to 
 H.M. BOARD OF WORKS. 
 
 Knowles & Son, Holywell St. 
 
 Organ Bros., 205 Cowley Rd. 
 
 Simms & Son, 18 Kingston Rd. 
 
 Sturman, H., 17-19 South Parade 
 
 Symm & Co., 43 Little Clarendon St. 
 
 Ward, Bros., 15 Isis St. 
 
 Wooldridge, J., Frenchay Road 
 
 Wyatt, G., & Son, 67 St. Giles 
 PEPPARD. 
 
 Butler, C. 
 
 STEEPLE ASTON, Oxford. 
 Hopcraft, T. 
 STOKE ROW 
 (near Henley-on-Thames). 
 
 Cox, J. 
 
 THAME. 
 Wells & Son 
 
 WHITCHURCH (Reading). 
 
 Goodall, T. 
 
 WITNEY. 
 Barnes, W., & Son, Corn St. 
 Bartlett Bros., High St. 
 Biles, T., Corn St. 
 Bowerman, E., High St. 
 Cantwell, W., High St. 
 Lock, J., Munster Lorell, near 
 Long, J., High St. 
 Paintin, J., Corn St. 
 
 WOODCOTE (Reading). 
 Winkworth, T. 
 WOODSTOCK. 
 
 Mitchell, J. J., & Sons, Bear Lane 
 
 WROXTON, Banbury. 
 Harris, W. 
 
 Rutlandshire. 
 
 COTTESMORE, Oakham. 
 Emerson & Co. 
 
 NORTH LUFFENHAM, 
 Stamford. 
 
 Dickens, T. W. 
 OAKHAM. 
 Emerson, W., Northgate St. 
 
 Higgs, W., Burley Rd. 
 
 Nichols Bros., Station Rd. 
 UPPINGHAM. 
 
 Chapman & Son 
 
 Dalby, J., & Son, High St. 
 
 Dorman, E. M., Adderley St. 
 
 Joyce Bros., Morcott, near 
 
 WHISSENDINE, Oakham. 
 Cunnington, M. 
 
 Shropshire. 
 
 BASCHURCH, Shrewsbury. 
 Payne, J. 
 BISHOP'S CASTLE. 
 Davies, T. R., Welsh St. 
 
 BRIDGNORTH. 
 Head, R., & Son, Whitburn St. 
 Lay, T. E., Underhill St. 
 
 BROSELEY. 
 Smith, C. T., Church St. 
 Smitheman & Co., King St. 
 
 CHURCH STRETTON. 
 Speake, T 
 
 DAWLEY. 
 Lavender, J., Portland House 
 Rushton, J. 
 
 ELLESMERE, 
 Griffiths, W., & Son 
 HANWOOD, Shrewsbury. 
 Chaloner, T. 
 
 HIGHLEY, Bridgnorth. 
 Ellams, J. P. 
 
 IRONBRIDGE. 
 Bailey, T., Madeley Rd. 
 
 Cope, W. 
 Lloyd, W., & Sons 
 
398 
 
 BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 Shropshire—continued. 
 
 KNOCKIN, Oswestry. 
 Griffiths, W. 
 LUDLOW. 
 Turford & Southward, Gravel Hill 
 Weale, B., Gravel Hill 
 
 MEOLE BRACE, Shrewsbury. 
 Rowlands, J., Post Office 
 
 MINSTERLEY. 
 Blakemore, R. 
 NEWPORT. 
 Muirhead, G. H. 
 Whittingham, E. 
 
 OAKENGATES. 
 Blakemore, J., Slaney St. 
 Bowler, J., Oxford St. 
 Millington, R. & J. 
 
 OSWESTRY. 
 Davies, D., Pool Rd. 
 Felton, W., Oswald Rd. 
 Jones & Evans, Willow St. 
 Morgan-Jones, J. E., Smithfield Rd. 
 Thomas, W. H., Salop Rd. 
 
 PREES, Whitchurch. 
 Powell, R. 
 
 SHREWSBURY. 
 Bickerton, G. H., Abbey Foregate 
 Bowdler, & Co., St. Julian’s Friars 
 Bullock, G., Abbey Foregate 
 Morris & Sons, St. Austin’s Friars 
 Nicholas, E. H., Coleham 
 Pace, T., Coton Hill 
 Price. H., Welsh Bridge 
 Pritchard, T. Frankwell 
 Treasure & Son, 16 Chester St. 
 
 WELLINGTON. 
 Bright, J., Tan Bank 
 Carver, J., Victoria St. 
 
 Corbett & Leeds, Park St. 
 Pearce, A., Market St. 
 Roper, A., Walker St. 
 
 WHITCHURCH. 
 Chesters & Holland, Coton, near 
 Corfield, J., Wrexham Rd. 
 
 Dodd, G., & Son, New St. 
 Edge, G., Wrexham Rd. 
 Pickard, J., Dodington 
 Powell, R., Green “End 
 
 PENLEY, near Ellesmere. WOORE. 
 Williams, G., & Son Hope, K. 
 x 
 Somersetshire. 
 
 BARROW GURNEY, 
 
 Bristol. 
 Child, J. 
 
 BATH. 
 Ambrose, S., Green Park . 
 Amery, F., 19 Grove St. 
 
 Bladwell, H. W., Sydenham Wharf, 
 Lower Bristol Rd. (Stonemason) 
 Chancellor, E., & Sons, Green Park 
 
 Erwood & Morris, Railway Place 
 Hayward & Wooster, Walcot St. 
 
 Hopkins, E. A., 33 Belvedere 
 Howard, J., & Sons, 6 Argyle St. 
 Long, J., & Sons, Railway Rd. 
 Mercer, J. B., 31, Morford St. 
 Mould Bros., Westmoreland Rd. 
 Parsons, F. B., Railway Place 
 Smith, B., Widcombe Hill 
 Tovey & Son, Harley St. 
 
 Webb, W., Railway Place 
 Wibley, C., 1o West James St. 
 Wills, A., & Sons, Spring Gardens 
 
 BLAGDON, Bristol. 
 Clark, J., Rickford 
 Stock, E. J., Bath Rd. 
 
 BRIDGWATER. 
 Ashton, R., St. Mary St. 
 
 ¢. BRYER, Jun.. 
 
 Builder and Contractor, 
 
 BRIDGWATER, 
 SOMERSET. 
 
 Works recently executed include— 
 
 Cabinet Showrooms, Bridgwater, 
 J. M. Chick, Esq., Archt., £1,300; 
 New Corn Stores, Bridgwater, £700; 
 Additions to Schools, A. B. Cottam, 
 Esq., Architect, £1,150; Sewerage 
 Works, Bridgwater, F. Parr, Esq., 
 Surveyor, £2,300; Ditto, ditto, 
 £1,400; New Schools, Westonzoy- 
 land, Messrs. Samson & Cottam, 
 Archts., £1,800; New Steam Laun- 
 dry, Bridgwater, Messrs. Samson and 
 Cottam, Archts., £1,500; New Free 
 Library, Bridgwater, E. Godfrey 
 Page, Esq., Archt., £3,300; New 
 Schools, Talworth Chard, Messrs. 
 Sansom & Cottam, Archts , £2,000; 
 3 New Villa Residences, Haygrove, 
 Bridgwater, Messrs. Samson and 
 Cottam, Archts., £2,800; New Co- 
 operative Premises, Bridgwater, 
 
 J. Wyatt Hill, Archt., £1,800; New 
 Residence, Brent Knoll, Messrs. 
 Samson & Cottam, Archts., £6,000; 
 New Electric Works, Bridgwater, 
 D. West, Esq., Archt., £1,800. 
 
 Fursland, J. E., Bristol Rd. 
 Gleed Bros. 
 
 Green, A., Cranleigh Gardens 
 Kitch, J. H., Salmon Parade 
 Pollard, H. W., Monmouth St. 
 
 Scott, F., West St. 
 Squire, J., Monmouth St. 
 
 T. STOCKHAM, 
 
 Builder & Contractor, 
 BRIDGWATER, 
 SOMERSET. 
 
 Works recently executed include— 
 
 New Collar Factory, Bridgwater, 
 £2,250; A.B. Cottam, Esq., Archt. 
 
 New Banking Premises, Bridgwater, 
 £2,500. 
 
 New Post Office and Fittings, £1,000; 
 H. Tanner, Esq., Archt., H. M. 
 Office of Works. 
 
 Block of Shops, Eastover, Bridg- 
 water, £1,500. 
 
 Villa Residences, Haygrove. 
 
 New Church and Vicarage, Langford, 
 £3,500 ; Messrs. Samson & Cottam, 
 Archts. 
 
 New Bonded Stores and Dwelling 
 Houses, Highbridge, £1,700, for J. 
 Burnett, Esq. 
 
 New House and Stabling, Minehead, 
 £3,000. 
 
 New Vestry. St. Mary’s Church, 
 Bridgwater, &c. 
 
 New Motor Garage, Bridgwater, 
 $2,000. 
 
 New Lodge, Timbercombe, R. Stark- 
 Wilkinson, A.R.I.B.A., Archt. 
 
 Westbury, H., St. John St. 
 Willis, J., & Son, St. Mary St. 
 
 BRISLINGTON, Bristol. 
 Poole, G. L. 
 
 BRUTON. 
 Hobbs, T. S., High St. 
 
 BURNHAM. 
 Hurley, T., Victoria St. 
 Keats, J., Victoria St. 
 Poarch, F., Catharine Terrace 
 Pople, W. J., Victoria St. 
 Roberts, F., Abingdon St. 
 
 CASTLE CARY. 
 
 Francis, L. R. 
 Lydford, T. 
 
 CHEDDAR. 
 Ford & Sons 
 
 CLEVEDON. 
 Drewett, W. H., Old Church Rd. 
 Green, W. A., St. John’s Avenue 
 Hardwidge, J., Copse Rd. 
 Ha De Old st: 
 Tanner, R., Old Church Rd. 
 
 COOMBE ST. NICHOLAS, 
 Chard. 
 Fowler & Strickland 
 Shire, J. H., New Town 
 
 CREECH ST. MICHAEL, 
 Taunton. 
 
 Way, B. 
 
 Somersetshire—continued. 
 
 CREWKERNE. 
 Bond, J. R., North St. 
 Lye & Sons 
 Parsons, W., Lye Water 
 
 CURRY RIVEL, Taunton. 
 Webb, S. S., Wiltown 
 
 DOULTING, Shepton Mallet. 
 Hodges, J. C., Manor Farm 
 Thrask & Son 
 
 DUNSTER. 
 Hine & Sons 
 
 DULVERTON, S.O. 
 
 Fisher, G. B. 
 
 EVERCREECH. 
 Allen & Son 
 
 FROME. 
 
 Barnes, H., & Son, Lock’s Hill 
 Barnes, C., 8 Long Ground 
 Chislett, Z.S.,& Son, 32 Catherine St. 
 Hibberd, J.S., Christchurch St. East 
 Hodder, J., & Sons, Broadway 
 Hutchings, W., Wallbridge 
 Seward, F., Bull’s Hill 
 
 GLASTONBURY. 
 Dunthorn, D. R., Norbins Rd. 
 Fisher, R. T., Benedict St. 
 Merrick, F., & Son, High St. 
 Stead, R. J., Station Rd. 
 
 HENLADE, Taunton. 
 Willment, J. 
 HENSTRIDGE, Blandford. 
 Case, J., High St. 
 
 HIGHBRIDGE, S.O. 
 Horne, G. 
 Hucker, F., Church St. 
 Marsh, J., Church St. 
 
 HOLCOMBE, Bath. 
 Badman & Son 
 James, F. & Son 
 
 ILCHESTER. 
 Beaton, W., Yeovilton 
 
 ILMINSTER. 
 Coombs, W., Ditton St. * 
 Hutchings & Son, Silver St. 
 Larywell, J., Broadway Hill 
 
 EsTaBLIsHmMp 1875. 
 
 ALEXANDER POOLE, 
 
 Builder & Contractor, 
 ILMINSTER. 
 
 Works executed include— 
 
 Blundell's School, Tiverton; 
 Messrs. Hayward & Son, Archts. 
 Town Hall, Wellington; E. J. 
 Howard, Esq., Archt. Corn Ex- 
 change, Chard; H. Williams, Esq., 
 Archt. Works for the Duchy of 
 Cornwall, Samuel Hooper, Ksq., 
 Archt. Works for the Right Hon. 
 Viscount Portman. Wilts & Dorset 
 Banking Co.’s Banks at Yeovil and 
 Wiveliscombe; G. M. Seeley, Esq., 
 Archt. Endowed and Technical 
 Schools at Ilminster; Messrs. Price 
 and Wooler, Archts. The Abbots’ 
 Vicarage; E. Buckle, Esq., Archt. 
 Works for G.W.Ry. Co. New Bank 
 at Gillingham, Dorset; Messrs. 
 Stuckey’s Banking Co.; G. H. 
 Oatley, Esq., Archt. New Wing to 
 Little Ven, for Lady Medlycott ; 
 Messrs. Ernest George & Yeates, 
 Archts. ; and numerous other works. 
 
 Woodland, A., Windmill Hill, Ashill 
 
 KEVNSHAM. 
 Carter, W., Bath Rd. 
 LANGPORT, S.O. 
 Pittard, H., & Son, Bow St. 
 LEIGH-UPON-MEWNDIP, 
 Coleford, Bath. 
 Wilcox, J. & U. 
 MARTOCK, S.O. 
 Yandle, H. J., & Sons 
 
 MEARE, Glastonbury. 
 Stevens, A., Oxenpill 
 MIDSOMER NORTON. 
 Catley, W. A. 3 North Rd. 
 
 Tovey, J. H. 
 Tovey, Ww 
 
 MILBORNE PORT. 
 Reynolds, A., & Son 
 MILTON, Weston-super-Mare. 
 Sprake, G 
 
 MILVERTON, S.O.- 
 Andrews Bros. 
 Vickery & Poole 
 
 MINEHEAD. 
 Burgess, J. 
 Burt, J., & Son 
 Harrison, W. 
 Hurford, —. 
 Marley, J. B. 
 Parker, F. & Sons 
 Passmore & Derrick 
 
 NORTH PETHERTON. 
 Clatworthy, J., & Son 
 Slocombe, Bros. 
 
 Townsend, F., & Son, Fore St. 
 
 NUNNEY, Frome. 
 Holley, Bros. 
 Russell, R. T., & Son 
 
 PEASEDOWN ST. FOHN. 
 Coles Bros. 
 
 OAKHILL, near Bath. 
 Emery, S., & Son 
 
 ODCOMBE, Stoke-under-Ham, 
 SO) 
 Kimber, G. 
 
 OVER STOWEY, Bridgwater. 
 Selleck, G. 
 
 PILL, Bristol. 
 Porter, W. H. 
 
 PORLOCK, Taunton. 
 Bond, H. 
 Huish & Cooksley 
 
 PORTISHEAD. 
 Biss, G., & Sons, High St. 
 Thomas, C. L. 
 RADSTOCK. 
 Bird, J., Frome Hill 
 Foster, T., Radstock Hill 
 
 SHEPTON MALLET. 
 Banfield, F., Field 
 Dodimead, S. 
 
 STOKE-UNDER-HAM. 
 Guppy, W. 
 Trask, C. & Sons, Norton 
 STREET. 
 Hartrey, J., High St. 
 Huish, F., Glastonbury Rd. 
 Withers, W., Cranhill Rd. 
 TAUNTON. 
 Chapman, J., Staplegrove 
 Coles, E. G., Mary St. 
 Fox, C. O., 1 Eastbourne Rd. 
 Gibbs, F. W., Mary St. 
 Handford, G., Haydon Rd. 
 Hartnell, F., Park St. 
 Jones, H., East Reach 
 Lowe, W. & Son, Staplegrove 
 Manning, T. & Son, 10 St. James St. 
 Moggridge, T. H., Queen St. 
 Payne, W. J., Canon St. 
 Pollard, G., & Co., Ltd., Wood St. 
 Poole, J., Station Rd. 
 Potter, W., Watcombe House 
 Prout, P. J., East Reach 
 Rendell, W., St. James’s St. 
 Rowsell, F. W., 17 Alma St. 
 Small, F., Staplegrove Rd. 
 Smith, H. G., East Reach 
 Smith, W. C., Mansfield Rd. 
 Spear, J., Kingston 
 Spiller, A. j., 12 Magdalen St. 
 Spiller, H. J., & Son, 31 Bridge St. 
 Weaver Bros., Trull 
 UPHILL, Weston-Super-Mare. 
 Hart, P., & Son 
 WEDMORE, 
 Weston-Super-Mare. 
 Wall, S. 
 WELLINGION. 
 Bond, T., High St. 
 Follett Bros., Mantle St. 
 Sweet & Burge, Mantle St. 
 Twyford, J., Mantle St. 
 WELLS. 
 Bray, W., 54 St. Thomas St. 
 Cock, R. C., Portway 
 Dell Bros., 24 Union St. 
 Gardner, J., Chamberlain St. 
 Richards, S. T., High St. 
 Sheppard, H. A., South St. 
 Webb, F. S., Broad St. 
 Wicks, T., & Son, Sadler St. 
 WESTBURY. Wells. 
 Dennis, J., & Son 
 WESTON-SUPER-MARF. 
 Addicott, C., Locking Rd. 
 Dyer, W., & Son, Manor House 
 Gibbs, L., & Sons, Orchard St. 
 Hando, J., Oxford St. 
 
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 399 
 
 Somersetshire—continued. 
 
 Harvey, F. L., Waterloo St. 
 Palmer, J., Bambridge Ho., Boulevard 
 Palmer, T., & Son, Boulevard 
 Stokes, G. & J. E., Jubilee Rd. 
 Stradling & Son, Oxford St. 
 Taylor, C., & Son (see Advt.) 
 WHITCHURCH, Bristol. 
 
 Kingston, W. 
 
 WILLITON, S.O. 
 Chibbett & Son 
 
 WINCANTON. 
 
 Green, T. 
 
 WIVELISCOMBE. 
 Nurcombe, E. 
 Richards, T., Russell’s Buildings 
 
 WORLE, 
 near Weston-super-Mare. 
 
 Phippen, H., & Son 
 
 WRAXALL, Bristol. 
 Stevens, F. 
 
 YEOVIL. 
 
 Bartlett & Sons, Hendford 
 
 Bird & Pippard, Middle St. 
 
 Childs, J. W. & H., Kingston Wks. 
 Wallbridge, W., 9 Vicarage St. 
 
 Staffordshire—continued. 
 
 Charles Taylor & Son, 
 
 Builders & Contractors, 
 Ash Cottage, MILTON RD., 
 WES TON-SUPER-MARE. 
 
 Works executed include— 
 
 Printing Offices, ‘‘ Weston-super- 
 Mare Gazette” ; contract, £3,300. 
 
 Several Villas, Grove Park Estate. 
 
 Fourteen large Villas, Trewartha 
 Park Estate; H. Dare Bryan, Esq., 
 Archt. 
 
 Electrical Power Station, contract, 
 £4,700. 
 
 Large Villas, Uphill Manor Estate ; 
 H. Dare Bryan, Hsq., Archt. 
 
 And various others. 
 
 Staffordshire. 
 
 ALDRIDGE, near Walsall. 
 Insley, J. 
 ALREWAS, Burton-on-Trent. 
 May, T. 
 
 Fielding, J. 
 BARTON-UNDER-NEED- 
 WOOD, Burton-on-Trent. 
 Sharp, W., & Son 
 BIDDULPH. 
 Machin, C., High St. 
 BILSTON. 
 
 Jordan, A. J., Church St. 
 Lowe, T., 43 Cambridge St. 
 
 ALTON. 
 
 Marchant, Herbert Thomas, Builder 
 
 and Contractor, Mount Pleasant 
 Perks & Gould, Cambridge St. 
 Twigg, T., Stafford St. 
 
 BLACKHEATH. 
 Cooper, W., West St. 
 Dallow, J., & Sons 
 BLOXWICH. 
 Wootton, S., The Green 
 
 BRIBRIEBY: HITCE. 
 Bennett, S., & Son 
 Bishop, J., & Sons, Albion St. 
 Horton, C. A. 
 
 BROWNAILLS. 
 Goodall, E., Chester Rd. 
 Twist, H., & Son, Lichfield Rd, 
 
 BUCKNALL. 
 
 Jackson, S. 
 
 BURSLEM. 
 Bennett Bros., Newcastle St. 
 Bott, W., 60 Newcastle St. 
 Broadhurst, J. H. & Son, High Lane 
 Cooke, W., 55 Newcastle St. 
 Grant, J., Waterloo Rd. 
 Grant, W., & Sons, Moorland Rd. 
 
 BURTON-ON-TRENT. 
 Edwards, H., 55 Blackpool St. 
 Hodges, G., Horninglow St. 
 Hunter, J., 91 Moor St. 
 Kennard, G., Stapenhill 
 Kershaw, R., 90 Princess St. 
 Lowe, T., & Sons, Curzon St. 
 Maddocks, J., 90 Moor St. 
 Selby, J. & T. W., Edward St. 
 Stevenson, W. A., Horninglow Rd. 
 
 North 
 West, T., Horninglow Rd. North 
 
 CANNOCK. 
 Holmes & Fletcher, Stafford Rd. 
 Reynolds, John 
 
 CAVERSWALL, near Longton. 
 Jewell, W. 
 
 CHASE TOWN, Walsall. 
 Hens F. W., Queen St. 
 ealey, M. 
 CHEADLE, Stoke-on-Trent. 
 Alcock, W., 3 Bank St. 
 ~ Ball, W., Tape St. 
 Pattinson, J., Oakamoor 
 
 COBRIDGE, 
 Grant, C. &J. 
 
 COSELEY. 
 Joss: T: 
 
 aylor, T. 
 
 CRADLEY HEATH, S.O. 
 Hadley E. & Sons, Old Hill 
 Meredith, J. A. 
 
 Tate, J. M., Colley Gate 
 
 DARLASTON. 
 Hammonds Bros., Mill Lane 
 Huskison, M., 46 Bull St. 
 
 Lees, W. T., Slater St. 
 
 Oakley, J., Perry St. 
 ENDON, Stoke-on-Trent. 
 
 Crichlow, W. 
 
 Heath, J. 
 
 FENTON. 
 Bagnall, J., High St. 
 Challenor & Hughes, Broade St. 
 Thorley, A. E., Victoria Rd. 
 Yozall, TR.) Bigh Sta we 
 
 FORSBROOK, Stoke-on-Trent. 
 Bartholomew, J., Blyth Marsh, Blyth 
 Bridge 
 Ekerratt, W. 
 
 FOXALL, Burton-on-Trent. 
 Raworth, G. 
 
 GORNALL, Lower (Dudley). 
 Buxton, J. 
 Jones B. & Co., Rod Hall Rd. 
 orton, J. 
 
 GORNALL, Upper (Dudley). 
 Watton, T., 4o Clarence St. 
 
 GREAT HAYWOOD, Stafford. 
 Smith, G. H. 
 
 HANDSWORTH 
 (see Birmingham). 
 
 HANLEY. 
 
 Ball, W., Leek Rd. 
 Cornes, C., & Sons, Lichfield St. 
 Colley & Lindop, Park St. 
 Cummings, J., Bucknall New Rd. 
 Ellis, G., High St. 
 Godwin, T. (see Advt.) 
 Groom, F. A., Gill St. 
 Hobbs, S., Jervies St. 
 Leonard, H., Hill St. 
 Roberts, E., Broom St. 
 Ward, A., Jasper St. 
 
 HEATH HOUSE, near Leek. 
 Clarkson, T. 
 
 HEATH TOWN, Wolverhampton. 
 Beard, F. W. 
 
 HEDNESFORD, Stafford. 
 Barton, L. & R. 
 Mason, T., Station St. 
 
 IPSTONES, Stoke-on-Trent. 
 Barks, J. W. 
 
 KINGSWINFORD, Dudley. 
 Meanley, G., Market St. 
 
 LEEK. 
 Bayley & Morris, Mill St. 
 Billing, W. D., Osborne St. 
 Cornes, C., & Son 
 Grace, T., Broad St. 
 
 T. GODWIN, 
 Builder & Contractor, 
 HANLEY, STAFFORDSHIRE 
 
 Works executed include— 
 
 The Abattoirs, Sessions Court 
 and Victoria Hall, Hanley; J. 
 Losey, Esq., Surveyor, £9,000. 
 
 The Roman Catholic Church, 
 Hanley; R. Scrivener & Sons, 
 Archts., £7,031. 
 
 St. Jude’s Church, Hanley; R. 
 ScrivENER & Sons, Archts., 
 £8,000. 
 
 Cauldon Road and Glass Street 
 Board Schools, Hanley; E. 
 E. Scrivener, Esq., Architect, 
 £8,280. 
 
 | New Pumping Station and 
 
 Cottages at Hatton, and 
 Water Tewer at Swynnerton; 
 G. Day Harrison, Esq., En- 
 gineer, £7,000. 
 
 Higher Grade Schools, Birch Ter- 
 race, Hanley; E. EK. Sorivenzr, 
 Esq., Architect, £10,550. 
 
 Grand Theatre, Hanley; the 
 Theatre Royal, Sheffield; the 
 Hippodrome, Stoke - on - 
 Trent; Grand Theatre, Derby. 
 
 Technical Schools, Stafford. 
 
 Generating Station at Wolstan- 
 ton, for Potteries Electric 
 Traction Company. 
 
 New Gasworks at Etruria for 
 the British Gaslight Co. 
 
 Hall, W., 39 Grosvenor St. 
 Heath J., & Sons, Shoobridge St. 
 Hine, G., Fountain St. 
 
 Hudson, W., Bath St. 
 
 Matthews, J. & J., Buxton Rd. 
 Salt, S., High St. 
 
 LICHFIELD. 
 Bridgeman, R., Quonians 
 Deacon, Bros., Lombard St. 
 Walmesley, T., St. John St. 
 
 LONGDON, near Rugeley. 
 
 Marson & Oram 
 
 LONGPORT. 
 Foster, G. A. 
 
 LONGTON. 
 Bennion, P. H., Anchor Ra. 
 Birks, J., King St. 
 Goodwin, H., Heathcote Rd. 
 Tompkinson & Bettelley 
 
 Young & Son, Granville Pl.,StoneRd. 
 
 MILTON, Stoke-on-Trent. 
 Moss, J. 
 
 NEWCASTLE-UNDER-LYME. 
 Gallimore, J., Lower St. 
 
 Hughes, S., Liverpool Rd. 
 
 Plevin, A., Barracks Rd. 
 
 Poole, J., West St. 
 
 Wilton, S., jun., Shaw St. 
 
 OAKEN, 
 Cockerell, F. 
 
 OLD HILL (see Dudley, Worcs.) 
 
 PENKRIDGE. 
 Sprenger, F. 
 
 PORTHILL, Stoke-on-Trent. 
 Cooke, J. 
 Jones, A., 41 Queen St. 
 RUGELEY. 
 Jones, E., Market St. 
 Mason, C., Albion St. 
 Moore, J., Sandy Lane 
 Oram, J., Bereton, near 
 SEDGLEY. 
 Fulwood, B. 
 Hilton, J. 
 SHELFIELD, near Walsall. 
 Harris, R., New Rd. 
 SILVERDALE, 
 Downing, G. K., Vale St. 
 SMALLTHORNE, Stoke-on- 
 Trent. 
 Sherratt, W., Leek Rd. 
 
 SMETHWICK, Birmingham. 
 Beetlestone, W., 37 Bearwood Rd. 
 Cleaver, B.S. 
 pennies T., 69 Union St. 
 
 ees, W., Oldbury Rd. 
 
 Marshall, G. H.,17 Hawthorn St., 
 
 West Smethwick 
 Rollason, J., Three Shires Oak Rd. 
 Walton Bros., 68 Baldwin St. 
 
 STAFFORD. 
 Adams&Pemberton, Wolverhptn.Rd. 
 Chatfield, W., 1 Bridge St. 
 
 Dyke, G., Fancy Walk 
 
 Espley, F., & Sons, 10 Victoria Rd. 
 Herbert, T., 42 Wright St. 
 
 Nevitt, C. J., Bailey St. 
 
 Sandy, Butters & Co. 
 
 STOKE-ON-TRENT. 
 Ball & Robinson, Boothen Rd, 
 Boston, J., Corporation St. 
 Breeze, J., Copeland St. 
 Meiklejohn, J., & Son, Edward St. 
 Price, L., South Wolfe St. 
 Yoxall, T. R., Trent Bridge 
 
 STONE. 
 
 Marson, T., Victoria St. 
 Merrick, H. J., Newcastle St. 
 Moss, T., Newcastle St. 
 Timmis, R., & Son, Lichfield St. 
 Whitfield, W., Newcastle Rd. 
 
 STONNALL, near Walsall. 
 Oakley, W. W. 
 TAMWORTH. 
 Clarson, C.,& Son, 37 Aldersgate Rd. 
 Keen, H., Aldersgate Rd. 
 Musson, B., Glascote 
 Watton, T., & Sons, Albert Rd. 
 Williams, E., The Leys 
 TEAN, Stoke-on-Trent. 
 Faulkner, W. 
 Stainer, J., Moore Leigh Heath 
 Yates, J 
 TIPTON. 
 Bennett, E. & W., Toll End Rd., 
 Ocker Hill 
 Bott, J., Horseley Heath 
 Brain & Son, Princes End 
 Holloway, T., Ocker Hill 
 tac ah C., Waterloo St. 
 endrick, W. H., Dudley Rd. 
 Moore, C., Ocker Hill 
 Round, A., Waterloo St. 
 Sisman, J., Factory Rd. 
 Stonehewer & Son, Horseley Heath 
 Thrift, H., Howe Place 
 Warmer, Old Cross St. 
 Whitehouse Bros., Prince’s End 
 TUNSTALL. 
 Cope, C., High St. 
 Goodwin, T., Forster St. 
 Smith, C., 4 Windmill St. 
 Yorke, J., High St. 
 TUTBURY, Burton-on-Trent. 
 Blood, J., Hatton 
 Gould, W. 
 UTTOXETER, S.O. 
 Ward, I., & Son, Stone Rd. 
 WALSALL. 
 Brockhurst & Wood, Hatherton St. 
 Hall, J., & Son,1 Up. Walhouse St. 
 Hughes, T., West Bromwich Rd. 
 Insley, G., Mount St. 
 Kendrick, W. & Son, Tasker St. 
 Lynex, A., Vicarage Place 
 Wistance, W., Sandwell St. 
 
 WALSALL WOOD. 
 Cresswell, T. & E. 
 
 WALTON-ON-HILL, 
 
 Stafford. 
 Burton, J. S. 
 WEDNESBURY. 
 
 Holloway, J., Bilston Rd. 
 Small, W., jun., Hill St. 
 Smith, F. J., Clarkson Rd. 
 Summerhill, G., Ld., Camp Hill Lane 
 Teece, A. C. S., King’s Hill 
 
 WEDNESFIELD., 
 Purshouse, A., Lichfield Rd. 
 Whyman, T., New St. 
 
 WEST BROMWICH. 
 Chapman, T., 73 Florence Rd. 
 Dallow, J., & Sons, 4 High St. 
 Davis, J., & Sons, 244 Walsall St. 
 Davis, R., 62, New St. 
 
 Davis, W., 104 High St. 
 Hadlington, A., Old Meeting St. 
 Hall, R., Whitehall Rd. 
 
 Hardy, T., Mount Pleasant St. 
 Hazel, J., Victoria St. 
 
 Jones, G., Bromford Lane 
 Pennington, S., Hill Top 
 
 Preston, J., 204 Spon Lane 
 Rowley, J., Great Bridge St. 
 Sadler, J., 31 George St. 
 Shrimpton, J., Lodge Rd. 
 
 Smith, H., & Son, Dial Lane, Hill Top 
 Smith, T., Walsall St. 
 
 Sorrill, G., Trinity Rd. 
 Woodward, R. & E., 7 Walsall St. 
 
 WILLENHALL. 
 Gregg, B. W., Gomer St. 
 Hickin, J., & Sons, Rose Hill 
 Homer, A., Clothier St. 
 Moseley, J., & Sons, Albion Rd. 
 Tildesley, J. M., Portobello 
 Tildesley, T., New Rd. 
 
400 
 
 BUILDERS AND 
 
 CONTRACTORS 
 
 WOLSTANTON, Stoke-on-Trent. 
 Charlesworth, J. 
 Cooke, J. 
 
 WOLVERHAMPTON. 
 Cave, G., & Son, Raby St. 
 Gough, H., & Son, Dudley Rd. 
 Guest, B., 1 Church St. 
 Ham, T. & S., 32 Mander St. 
 Herbert, J., St. Mark’s Rd. 
 Holder, J. C., 170 Gt. Brickkiln St. 
 
 Staffordshire—continued. 
 
 Jones, F. Lindsay, Darlington St. 
 Lovatt, H., Ltd., 68 Darlington St. 
 Perry, T. & G., Horseley Fields 
 Tooby, F. J. E., Castle St. 
 Willcock, H., & Co., Darlington St. 
 
 WORDSLEY, Stourbridge. 
 Guest, J. 
 VYOXALL, Burton-on-Trent. 
 Wright, H. 
 
 Suffolk. 
 
 ALDEBURGH-ON-SEA. 
 Burwood, W. 
 Knowles, G. O., High St. 
 
 BE CCLES. 
 
 Betts, C., Ingate St. 
 Elsey, G., Ravensmeer 
 Hindes, & Co., Station Rd. 
 Hipperson Bros., Pudding Moor 
 Johnson, G., Queen’s Rd. 
 King, H. A., Station Rd. 
 
 BURES, Colchester. 
 Deaves, C. 
 
 BURY ST. EDMUNDS. 
 Allen & Robinson 
 Footer, M., St. Andrew St. North 
 Frost, H. G., Westgate Rd. 
 Hinnels & Son, Churchgate St. 
 Tooke, F., Mill Lane 
 
 CAVENDISH, Bury St. Edmunds. 
 Graham & Brown 
 
 CHEVINGTON. 
 Earnshaw, R., Red Row 
 
 CONEY WESTON, Bury St. 
 Edmunds. 
 Hogg, R., & Son 
 
 EAST BERGHOLT, Colchester. 
 Aldous, W. 
 Wheeler, W. T. 
 FELIXSTOWE and WALTON. 
 Linzell, H. J., Orwell Rd. 
 
 Pratt, R. W., Gainsborough Works 
 
 FREDK. C. THURMAN, 
 
 Practical Sanitary Plumber, 
 Builder & Brickmaker, 
 
 -. FELIXSTOWE.. 
 
 Chief Office: Walton Works, nr. Felixstowe. 
 
 Call Offices; Sea Rd. & Hamilton Rd, ,, 
 
 Brickworks, Avenue Rd. _ ,, 
 Saw and Moulding Mills, Felix- 
 
 towe Dock. 
 Telephone 093, Felixstowe. 
 Some of the jobs executead— 
 
 Renovation of Orwell Hotel, 
 Felixstowe; J. S. Corder, Archt., 
 Ipswich. New Barracks for the 
 War Office, £15,000. New Chancel, 
 &e., to Church, £2,800; Sir Arthur 
 Blomfield & Sons, Archts. Balmoral 
 Hotel Basements, £7,126; T.Cotman, 
 Esq.,Archt. New Infirmary, £11,510; 
 F. Whitmore, Esq., Archt., Chelms- 
 ford. New Convalescent Home, 
 £11380; Messrs. Davis & Emanuel, 
 Archts., Finsbury Circus, London. 
 New Waterworks complete for 
 the following Authorities: Felix- 
 stowe Water Co., Leiston, Chelms- 
 ford; Aldeburgh and Clare Rural 
 Councils. 
 
 Ward, T., & Son 
 
 FRAMLINGHAN. 
 Dale, — 
 Goodwin, C. W. 
 Mallows, H. & S. 
 
 FRESSINGFIELD, Harleston. 
 Etheridge, R. 
 HALESWORTH. 
 Howard, S., & Sons, New Cut 
 
 HAVERHILL. 
 Mason & Son, High St. 
 Wiles S., Hendford House 
 
 IPSWICH. 
 Bennett, F., New St. 
 Bloomfield, W. H., Waveney Rd. 
 Borrett, C., 1 Metz St. 
 
 Catchpole,E., & Sons,Ld.,PrincessSt. 
 
 Crisp & Smith, Orwell Place 
 Cubitt & Gotts, Westerfield 
 Dale, E. G., Bramford Rd. 
 Death, M., 29 Brooks Hall Rd. 
 Death, W. H., Richmond Rd, 
 Girling, R., Wellington St. 
 
 Grayston, W., 24 Argyle St. 
 
 Green, C., Hatfield Rd. 
 
 Grimwood, G., & Son, Princes St. 
 Hudson, W. H., Elliott St. 
 
 Kenney, S. A., Burrell St. 
 
 Linzell, H. J., Cliff Works 
 
 Marriott, V. A., Handford Rd. 
 Parkington. T., & Son, St. Margaret’s 
 Pipe, W., Carr St. 
 
 Roper, C., Waterworks St. 
 
 Rose & Woolnough, Rushmore Rd. 
 Sadler, A., Richmond Rd. 
 
 Stearn, A., & Son(R.P.), King St, 
 
 IXWORTH. 
 Howse, J. 
 
 LELTSTONS SO} 
 Gibbs, W. H., & Son, Bank House 
 Simmonds, G., & Son 
 
 LONG MELFORD, S.O. 
 Theobald, —. 
 
 LOWESTOFT. 
 Ashby, J., London Rd. N. 
 Barham, St. Peter’s St. 
 Beckett, A. G., Machine Joinery 
 
 Works, Oulton Broad 
 Bedwell & Parker, Wollaston Rd. 
 Brett, R., Alexandra Rd. 
 Cole, C. R., 88 St. Peter’s St. 
 Earl, C. E., 56 Alexandra Rd. 
 Ellis & Dodman, Pakefield 
 Elsey, G., Carlton Rd. 
 Gravelling & Sewell, 269 London 
 Rd. S. 
 
 Hawes & Sons, Tell Rd. 
 Lambert Bros., Horn Hill. 
 Mills, F., Southwell Rd., Kirkley. 
 Mobbs, Bros., 56 Beresford Rd. 
 Saunders, J. T., Camden St. 
 Scarle, T., Carlton Colville 
 Swatman Bros., 3 Milton Rd. 
 Todd, R. C., Kendal Rd., Kirkley 
 Wales, J., Essex Rd. 
 Warnes, W. G., Rotterdam Rd. 
 Wilkins, W. (Exors. of), Bevan St. 
 
 METFIELD (Harleston). 
 
 Eastough & Hazel 
 MONK’S ELEIGH, Ipswich. 
 
 Hawkins, G. R. 
 
 NAYVLAND (Colchester). 
 Deaves, W., High St. 
 
 NEEDHAM MARKET. 
 Theobald & Sons, High St. 
 
 RATTLESDEN, Bury St. 
 Ldmunds. 
 Plummer, A. 
 SAXMUNDHAM. 
 Cutting & Sons 
 Gibbs, W. H., & Son 
 SOUTHWOLD. 
 Allen, R. J., & Son, High St. 
 Thompson, J., & Son, East St. 
 STOWMARKET. 
 Death, E., Milton Rd. 
 Gosling & Son, Stowupland Rd. 
 Murray, M. E. 
 Plummer, E. & L., Station Rd. 
 Taylor, A., Milton Rd. 
 SUDBURY. 
 Grimwood, G., & Sons (see Advt.) 
 Howard, A., Cornard Rd. 
 
 WALTON, see Felixstowe. 
 WEVBREAD. 
 Grimwood & Bullen 
 
 WICKHAMBROOK. 
 Parker, J. 
 
 WICKHAM MARKET. 
 Coleman, E. 
 
 WOODBRIDGE. 
 Smith, W. I., Quay St. 
 
 WRENTHAM (Wangfora). 
 Lilly, W. G., High St. 
 
 G. GRIMWOOD & SONS, 
 
 Builders & Contractors, 
 ST. GREGORY’S WORKS, 
 SUDBURY, SUFFOLK. 
 
 Works executed include— 
 
 Foxearth—New Tower and Spire ; 
 H. Woodyer, Esq., Archt. Cam- 
 bridge—Portion of Girton College; 
 A. Waterhouse, Esq.,Archt. Ipswich 
 —New Corn Exchange & Municipal 
 Buildings, £25,000 ; Brightwen 
 Binyon, Esq., Archt. Bury—New 
 Grammar School; Sir Arthur Blom- 
 field, Archt. Sudbury—New Catholic 
 Church; Leonard Stokes, Esq., 
 Areht. Swindon—Mechanics’ In- 
 stitute; Brightwen Binyon, Esq., 
 Archt. Mansion at Stanmore; 
 
 Brightwen Binyon, Esq., Archt. 
 Government Works at Aldershot, 
 Colchester and Ipswich. Numerous 
 Restorations to many Churches, 
 under eminent Architects. 
 
 Surrey.” 
 
 ADDLESTONE. 
 
 Bolton, W., Church Rd. 
 Brown, H., & Sons, off Station Rd. 
 Bullen, F., Liberty Hall Rd. 
 Gosden, W., Chapel Avenue 
 Martin, J., Station Rd. 
 Steer, R., “‘ The Rest ”’ 
 Taylor, W. H., High St. 
 
 ALBURY, Guildford. 
 
 Browne, J. S., Albury Heath 
 Woods, F., Little London 
 
 ASH, Aldershot. 
 Bateman, M. 
 ASHTEAD. 
 Death, J., Barnett Wood Lane 
 Haseman, J. 
 BANSTEAD. 
 Blanche & Daney, High St. 
 Peters, R., Burgh Heath 
 BARNES. 
 Hill, J., 90 Archway St. 
 Sale, A., & Sons, High St. 
 Wyborn, T., Station Rd. 
 BEDDINGTON. 
 Dawson & Sons 
 Trappitt, J. W., Church Lane 
 
 BETCHWORTH. 
 
 Surrey— continued. 
 
 BROOKWOOD, near Woking. 
 Faggetter, E. D., Station Rd. 
 
 BURSTOW, Horley. 
 
 GEORGE CUMMINS 
 and SONS, Ltd., 
 
 Builders & Contractors, 
 
 House Decorators, 
 REGISTERED PLUMBERS, 
 
 Hot Water and Sanitary Engineers, 
 
 Dorking and Betchworth, 
 SURREY. 
 
 Some recent Works satisfactorily 
 
 executed, 
 Winter Gardens, Bushey Hall, 
 Watford. Residence, Bookham, 
 Surrey. Village Hall, Bookham, 
 
 Surrey; R. Lee, Esq., Archt. New 
 Wing and Stabling, Westcott Hall, 
 Dorking ; A. H. Venner.Esq., Archt. 
 Residence, Buckland, Surrey; 
 Messrs. Read & Macdonald, Archt. 
 Enlargement and Alterations, Betch- 
 worth School, Surrey; P. F. Storey, 
 Esq., Surrey County Council. 
 Buckland Rectory, Alterations and 
 Repairs; Kcclesiastical Commis- 
 sioners. 
 (Puone, 12x4, Dorking). 
 
 PEELS OEE I EE ES 
 
 King, J., & Son 
 BLETCHINGLEY. 
 English, T., & Son 
 BRAMLEY, Guildford. 
 
 Ellis, S. 
 Jackson, J. 
 
 ALFRED KING & SON, 
 
 BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS, 
 DECORATORS AND BRICKMAKERS, 
 
 SMALLFIELDS, HORLEY, 
 Also South Godstone. 
 
 ESTABLISHED 1856. 
 Telegrams—‘‘Kingson, Smallfields.”’ 
 
 Works executed include : 
 
 New Wing, Residence, Lodge and 
 Stabling, Outwood, near Nutfield, 
 Surrey, Deeks looper msan, 
 A.R.I.B.A., Archt., Redhill. Alter- 
 ations, Decorations, _ Residence, 
 Outwood. Surrey; W. Henry 
 White, Esq., Archt., F.R.I.B.A., 14 
 Cavendish Place, W. Residence, 
 Burstow; C. Nicholas, Esq., 
 A.R.I.B.A., 19 Hanover Sq., W. 
 Additions, South Gedstone; Paul 
 Phipps, Esq.,Archt.,10 Queen Anne’s 
 Chambers, Westminster, S.W. 
 Residence, Stabling, etc., S. God- 
 stone, A. J. Croughton, Esq., Archt., 
 66 Amner Rd., Clapham Common, 
 S.W. Electric Light Power House, 
 South Nutfield; E. W. Poley, Esq., 
 A.R.I.B.A., Archt. Residence, 
 Stabling, etc., Crawley; V. Dun- 
 kerley, Esq., Archt., 8 Frederick 
 Place, Old Jewry, E.C. Residence, 
 etc., S. Godstone; E. W. Marshall, 
 Esq., F.R.1.B.A., Archt. Restora- 
 tions, New Wing and Billiard Room, 
 Stables and Motor House, Recon- 
 structing 3,000 ft. sup. old oak 
 panelling, Smallfield Place, for Mrs. 
 Leslie Moore; G. A. Hall, Esq., 
 F.R.1.B.A., Archt. Alterations, 
 Decorations, Residence, Outwood; 
 L. P. Rees, Esq., Archt., Redhill. 
 New Lodges, Stabling, etc., New 
 Wing to Residence, Outwood; W. 
 H. Maw, Esq. Engineering, Bedford 
 Street, Strand. New Wing, Resi- 
 dence, S.Nutfield; W. Harvey Esq., 
 F.R.1.B.A., Archt. Four Villas, 
 Decorations to Residence, New 
 Drainage, Vineries, Burstow, J. S. 
 Brown, Esq., Archt., 148 Brecknock 
 Road, N. Cottages, South Godstone; 
 H. W. Finch, Esq., Archt., 2 New 
 Square, Lincoln’s Inn. Additions 
 Decorations, Residence, New Drain- 
 age, S. Godstone; Messrs. A. R. 
 Barker & Son, F.R.I.B.A., Archts. 
 Additions andAlterations, Residence, 
 Horley; Messrs. Whitfield & Thomas, 
 Archts.,60 Haymarket, S.W. Work- 
 men’s Dwellings, Farm Buildings 
 (£3,000), Langshott, Horley ; Messrs. 
 R. H. and R. W. Clutton, Archts., 
 Reigate. Additions and Decorations 
 ($2,000). Horley; Messrs.Baker and 
 Baker, Archts., Horley. 
 
 BYFLEET, Weybridge. 
 Matthews, A. J., Dartnell Park 
 Tarrant, W. G. 
 
 Woodger, E. 
 
 CAMBERLEY. 
 Dungay, J., 63 Princess Rd. 
 
 CARSHALTON. 
 Burnand, E. J. 
 Evans, S. J., West St. 
 
 CATERHAM. 
 
 Cooper, C., High St. 
 Harman, W. 
 Kenworthy, C. E., Caterham Valley 
 Marchant, R., Godstone Rd. 
 Marriott & Salter, Marden Works, 
 
 Caterham Valley 
 Scrivener, C. E., Caterham Valley 
 Thompson, W. 
 Vaughan, T., & Sons 
 
 CHARLWOOD. 
 Gibbs, S. W. 
 Shaw, J., Lowfield Heath 
 Wickins, T., Chapel Rd. 
 CHEAM. 
 Redman, — 
 
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 401 
 
 Surrey—continued. 
 
 CHERTSEY. 
 
 Blayney, J., Windsor St. 
 Hunt, R. J., Windsor St. 
 Ives, T. H., Guildford St. 
 
 T. KNIGHT 
 
 and SONS, 
 BUILDERS, 
 
 Contractors, 
 Sanitary Plumbers, 
 and Decorators. 
 
 UNDERTAKERS and 
 MONUMENTAL MASONS. 
 
 CHERTSEY. 
 
 Wells, G., Grove Rd. 
 
 CHESSINGTON. 
 Kelsey, W., & Son 
 
 CLAYGATE, Esher. 
 Pater & Co., Claremont Park Estate 
 
 COBHAM. 
 Gower, A., Tartar Hill 
 Higgs & Outhwaite 
 
 COMPTON, Gutldford. 
 Heal & Jackson 
 
 CRANLEIGH. 
 Holden, E. & J. H. 
 
 CROYDON. 
 
 Bailey, W. J.,33 Cherry Orchard Rd. 
 Baldwin, —, 10 Kemble Rd. 
 Barker, D. W., Church Rd. 
 Bex, J. R., Wyche Gr., Brighton Rd. 
 Binns, J. & T., 104 Wellesley Rd. 
 Bulled, E. P. & Co., 99 Cromwell Rd. 
 Burton, J., & Son, 87 High St. 
 Everitt, G., 79 Windmill Rd. 
 Hanscomb & Smith, 83 London Rd. 
 Holt, W., & Sons, Windmill Rd. 
 Horrocks, J., The Oval 
 Langridge, W., St. James Rd. (Rds.) 
 Linfoot, A. W., 42 Birdhurst Rd., 
 
 South Croydon 
 Maides & Harper, Albert Rd. 
 Marriage, W., & Co., The Oval 
 Nottle, W., Limes Rd. 
 
 Established over a Quarter of a Century 
 
 SAMUEL PAGE 
 & SON, 
 
 Builders, Contractors, 
 
 Decorators, &c. 
 
 Boro. GH HILL, 
 & WADDON ROAD, 
 
 CROYDON. 
 
 Offlce and Works: BOROUGH HILL. 
 
 Personal Supervision given 
 to all work undertaken. 
 
 Telephone No 383, Croydon. 
 
 Pearson & Co., 16 Park St. 
 
 ' Potter, W., 35 Benson Rd. 
 Saunders. E. J., 48 Wellesley Rd. 
 Smith, W., & Sons, 202 London Rd. 
 Streather, E. (see Advt.) 
 Umlandt & Nicholl, 
 
 Orchard Rd 
 Waller, D. (see Advt.) 
 -Worsfold & Sons, Grant Rd., Ad- 
 discombe 
 Yewen, E. B., St. James’s Rd. (Rds.) 
 
 994 Cherry | 
 
 EDWARD STREATHER, 
 Builder & Contractor, 
 Next Sanderstead Station 
 
 SOUTH GROYDON. 
 
 Telephone 731, Croydon. 
 
 Work executed : 
 _ £8,500 Alteration Pirbright, for 
 Sir H. M. Stanley, G.C.B. 
 
 $2,200 New House, Cobham, 
 Thos. Tipper, Esq., Archt. 
 
 £1,800 Drainage and Lighting, 
 Knowle HiJl, Cobham, Chas. W. 
 Hay, Esq. 
 
 41,000 Villas, Chertsey, Charles 
 Welch, Esq., Archt. 
 
 %1,000 Villas, Woking, David 
 
 | Stevens, Esq. 
 
 4975 Villa, Woking, William 
 Parsons, Esq. 
 
 Works, Caterham Asylum, Metro- 
 politan Asylums Board. 
 
 Hotel, Seaford, £2,500, Archt., 
 J. W. B. Blackman, Esq. 
 
 Shops, Croydon, Archt.,C. Harman 
 Ridge, Esq. 
 
 ESTABLISHED 1853. 
 
 DAVID WALLER, 
 
 Builder & Decorator 
 Old Palace Works, 
 OLD PALACE ROAD, 
 CROYDON. 
 
 Telephone: 120 P.O. Croydon. 
 
 DORKING. 
 Canter, A. J., 2 Falkland Rd. 
 Colls & Son, South St. 
 Cummings & Sons, Ld. 
 Edser, W., Horsham Rd. 
 Goddard & Sons, Station Rd. 
 King, W. & G., Abinger Hammer 
 
 L. & F. PLEDGE 
 
 Builders and 
 
 Contractors, 
 
 27 FALKLAND ROAD, 
 DORKING, 
 
 Works executed 1906 :— 
 
 House at Peaslake for Miss 
 Peake; Messrs. James & Laycock, 
 Archts. Cottage at Westcott, 
 Dorking, for Mr. W. Sharpe: F. J. 
 Dibble, Esq., Archt. Additions to 
 Farm House and Farm Buildings 
 at Newdigate for His Grace the 
 Duke of Norfolk. Two Pairs Villas 
 at Holmwood, Dorking. Drainage 
 Works at Dorking Union. 
 
 DORMANS LAND), E. Grinstead. 
 Ridley, Henry 
 DUNSFOLD, Godalming. 
 Underwood, W. T. & W. 
 EGHAM. 
 Buckeridge, C., 199 High St. 
 Gray, G., Queen’s Rd. 
 Oades, W., The Avenue 
 Sleep, J., & Sons, Station Rd. 
 ENGLEFIELD GREEN 
 (Staines). 
 Beauchamp, W., Victoria St. 
 Harrison, F., Harvest Rd. 
 Jackson, W. 
 
 | 
 Th ib 
 | 
 
 Surrey—continued. 
 
 Leach, E. 
 Rowland, R., St. Jude’s Rd. 
 
 EPSOM. 
 Chuter Bros., High St. 
 Cropley Bros., Ltd., High St. 
 Furniss Bros., High St. 
 Holdsworth, G., East St. 
 the J. A., Ashley Rd. 
 
 onghurst, E., & Sons, East St. 
 
 Mansbridge & Harding, Worple Rd 
 Robins, S., Heathcote Rd 
 
 Telephone: No. 213, P.O. EPSOM. 
 
 Roll & Jaylor, 
 
 Builders, Contractors, 
 Decorators, 
 and Undertakers, 
 
 High Street and 
 Hook Road, 
 
 EPSOM. 
 
 Office: HIGH STREET, EPSOM. 
 
 Skelton, H., South St. 
 Waglan, A., West St. 
 Williams & Taylor, 100 Miles Rd. 
 
 ESHER. 
 
 Shute, F. 
 
 ELWELL. 
 Goodship & Saunders, High St. 
 Killick, W., High St. 
 Newton, — 
 
 FARNHAM., 
 Crosby & Co., South St. 
 Figg, A. J., Castle St. 
 Goddard & Sons, East St. 
 Kimber, J., Guildford Rd. 
 Mardon, A. G., Castle St. 
 
 Tompsett & Co., 
 Bi DE RSs 
 | Steam Joinery Works, 
 
 FARNHAM, 
 SURREY. 
 
 DEPOT FOR ALL KINDS OF 
 BUILDING MATERIAL. 
 
 Timber Merchants, 
 Decorators, 
 Sanitary Plumbers. 
 
 Fotnery and Fencing Prepared for 
 the Trade. 
 
 FRENSHAM, Farnham. 
 Chuter, A., Millbridge 
 FRIMLEY. 
 
 Finch, G. 
 
 Kemp, E., Frimley Green 
 GODALMING. 
 
 Bradley, F., 95 High St. 
 
 Bunning, H. G., Station Rd. 
 
 Fry, D. (see Advt.) 
 
 Humphreys, J. W.,& Sons (see Advt.) 
 
 Lee, J., Rock Place 
 
 Mitchell Bros., Meadrow 
 
 Richardson, G., Wolseley Rd. 
 
 Stedman, A. W., Cleveland Place 
 
 Streeter, A., Co., Meadrow 
 (Roads & Sewers) 
 GODSTONE. 
 
 Christie, D. 
 
 Churchill, T., Godstone Green 
 
 Hitchcock, J., South Godstone 
 
 King, A. & Son (see Advt. previous 
 page). 
 
 Webb, F. J. 
 
 DAVID ERY, 
 
 BUILDER AND 
 
 eX CONTRACTOR; 
 
 STEAM JOINERY WORKS, 
 Bridge St., 
 GODALMING. 
 
 Telephone 99Y, Godalming. 
 
 ‘|. W. HUMPHREYS 
 AND SONS, 
 BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS, 
 
 BOROUGH ROAD WORKS, 
 
 GODALMING. 
 
 | References to well-known 
 Architects in London and 
 the Provinces. 
 
 GUILDFORD. 
 Billimore, F. H., Tunsgate 
 Brand, H., Woodbridge Rd. 
 
 ‘STANLEY ELLIS, | 
 
 Decorator & Sanitary Plumber 
 
 GUILDFORD & BRAMLEY. 
 Telephone: Guildford, 74. 
 
 | Telegrams: Ellis, Builder, Guildford, 
 
 Some of the Works executed :— 
 
 House, Shalford, £1,600; W. G. 
 Lower, Esq., Archt., Guildford. 
 New Stables, &c., Bramley Grange, 
 £3,500; Drainage and Sanitary 
 Works at the Isolation Hospital, 
 Guildford, £1,000; Edwar L. 
 Lunn, Esq., Archt., Guildford. 
 Alterations to Residence, Wey- 
 bridge, £1,500; Edwin O. Sachs, 
 Esq., Archt., Waterloo Place, Pall 
 Mall. New Hospital, Clandon, 
 Guildford, £1,800; Messrs Mar- 
 shall & Vickers, Archts., 28 Bedford 
 Square, W.C. New Reservoir, St. 
 Martha’s, Chilworth, £1,200; F. S. 
 Courtney, Esq., Engineer, Broad 
 Sanctuary Chambers, Westminster. 
 New Hotel, Liphook, Hants, £3,500; 
 Additions to Steam Laundry, 
 
 Guildford, £1,500; New Residence, 
 Guildford, £3,700; A. J. Sturges, 
 Esq., Archt., Guildford. 
 
 Additions Friary Breweries, Guild- 
 ford, £4,000; J. McMullin Brooks, 
 4 Queen Victoria Street. 
 
 Gammon, A. & F., Hayden Place 
 
 Higlett & Hammond (see Advt. on 
 next page) 
 
 Mitchell Bros. (see Advt. on next 
 page) 
 
 Johnson, A., Mill Mead 
 
 Smith, R., 1 Bury Fields 
 
 Smith, W., & Sons. Farnham Rd. 
 
 Swayne & Son, Stoke Rd. 
 
 Tribe & Robinson, Church Rd. 
 
 Wood, R., & Son (see Advt. on next 
 page) 
 
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 402 
 
 BUILDERS AND 
 
 CONTRACTORS. 
 
 Surrey—continued. 
 
 HIGLETT AND 
 HAMMOND, 
 
 BUILDERS and CONTRACTORS, 
 GUILDFORD. 
 
 Works executed tnclude: 
 Drainage: The Surrey County 
 School, Cranleigh ; L. Lunn, 
 Architect, Guildford. 
 Drainage: ‘‘Alderbrook Manor,”’ 
 
 for P. Ralli, Esq., under the 
 Sanitary Protection Society, 
 Westminster, S.W. 
 
 Business Premises: High St., 
 
 Guildford, and two Villas, 
 Warwick Bench, Guildford ; 
 T. P. Figgis, Esq.. F.R.I.B.A., 
 Architect, Martin’s Lane, E.C. 
 **Guildown Grange,” Guildford; 
 John Belcher, Esq., A.R.A., 
 Arch’t., 20 Hanover Square, W. 
 Alterations and Additions to 
 Merrow Croft, Guildford, for 
 H. Pike Pease, Esq., M.P. ; C. 
 Sayers, Esq., Arch’t., Soho Sq. 
 Alterations and Additions to 
 Mansion and Stables, “‘ Corn- 
 bury Park,’’ Charlbury, 
 Oxon., for Vernon Watney, 
 Esq.; John Belcher, Esq., 
 A.R.A., Architect. 
 New Ranger’s Lodge, ‘‘Corn- 
 
 bury Park,’’ Charlbury, 
 Oxon., for Vernon Watney, 
 Esq; John Belcher, Esgq., 
 A.R.A., Architect. 
 
 Drainage, ‘‘Pickhurst,’’ Chid- 
 
 dingfold, Surrey, for J. Ryde 
 Esq. ; S. Welman, Esq., Archt. 
 Godalming. 
 
 Boat House and Club Rooms, 
 Byfleet, Surrey, for F.C. Stoop, 
 Esq.; Messrs. Niven & Wiggles- 
 worth, F.R.J.B.A., Architects, 
 104 High Holborn, London. 
 
 Drainage, &c., The Royal Surrey 
 County Hospital, Guildford; 
 E. L. Lunn, Esq., Architect. 
 
 Drainage, “Holmbury House,”’ 
 Dorking ; Sanitary Protection 
 Seaetys Surveyors, Westminster, 
 
 Electric Light Station, Guild- 
 ford; J. M. V. Money-Kent, 
 Esq., C.E., Engineer. 
 
 Extension Main Drainage and 
 Purification Works, Cran- 
 leigh, for the Hambledon 
 Rural District Council; E. L. 
 Lunn, Esq., Surveyor. 
 
 Mansion, Stabling, Lodges, 
 Farm Buildings,&c., ‘“‘Barnett 
 Hill,’? Wonersh,Surrey; Arnold 
 Mitchell, Esq., Architect. 
 
 aa 
 
 MITCHELL 
 BROS., 
 
 BUILDERS AND 
 CONTRACTORS, 
 
 Steam Joinery Works, 
 
 SHALFORD, 
 GUILDFORD. 
 
 ESTABLISHED 1840. 
 
 References to well-known London 
 
 Architects if required. 
 
 HALE, Farnham, 
 Caesar, P. J., Upper Hale 
 HASLEMERE, 
 Chapman & Lowry, Ltd. 
 Clapshaw, W., Shottermill 
 Harding Bros., Shottermill 
 Haslemere Builders, Ltd. (see Advt.) 
 
 HOLMWOOD, Dorking. 
 
 Pierce, C. F. 
 
 R. Wood & Son, 
 
 Builders and Contractors, 
 GUILDFORD. 
 
 W orks executed and in progress include : 
 Mansion and Stabling near Hasle- 
 
 mere, C. Harrison Townsend, Esq., 
 
 F.R.I.B.A., Archt., London. 
 
 House, Warwick Bench, Guild- 
 ford, for H. P. Smallpeice, Esq.; 
 T. R. Clemence, Esq., Architect, 
 Guildford. 
 
 Guildford Borough Police Build- 
 ings, for the Guildford Corporation, 
 W. G. Lower, Esq., Architect, 
 Guildford. 
 
 Petty Sessional Court, Woking, 
 for the Surrey County Council, F. G. 
 Howell, Esq., County Surveyor. 
 
 Two Houses, Blackheath, near 
 Chilworth, Surrey, C. MHarrison 
 Townsend, Esq., F.R.I.B.A., Areht., 
 London. 
 
 Several large houses in the neigh- 
 bourhood of Guildford; reference 
 can be had from occupiers. 
 
 THE Haslemere 
 Builders, &70- 
 
 (Chairman: 
 
 HERBERT HUTCHINSON, Esq.), 
 
 Builders, Contractors, 
 and Decorators, 
 Brick and Tile Makers. 
 
 Joinery Works : HASLEMERE. 
 
 Brick Works: SHOTTERMILL, 
 Haslemere, and at ROGATE, Sussex. 
 
 Contractors by Appointment to 
 H.M. GoveRNMENT. 
 
 Works executed or in hand :— 
 
 Wenlake Buildings, St. Luke’s, 
 Two Blocks Dwellings for L.C.C. ; 
 Archt., W. E. Riley, Esq. 
 
 Cottage, Kennels, Stables, &c., at 
 Witley, for G. H. Pinckard, Esq. ; 
 Archt., R. H. Butterworth, Esq. 
 
 Barracks, MedicalOfficers’ Quarters, 
 Schools, and other works for H.M. 
 Secretary of State for War. 
 
 New Church, Haslemere; Archts., 
 Messrs. Spooner & Cobbold. 
 
 Mansion, Stables, Workshops, &c., 
 Witley,for Joseph King,Esq.; Archt., 
 
 | F.W. Troup, Esq., F.R.1.B.A. 
 
 Sanatorium and Residence, near 
 Farnham, for Dr. Walters; Archt., 
 — Williams, Esq. 
 
 House at Frensham Vale, for Mrs. 
 Ledeboer; Archts., Messrs. Read 
 and MacDonald. 
 
 Fire Station, Haslemere, for 
 Haslemere Parish Council; J. H. 
 
 | Howard, Esq., Surveyor. 
 
 Mansion, Lodge, and Stables at 
 Haslemere, for Commander Hender- 
 son, R.N.; Archt., Herbert Hutchin- 
 son, Esq. 
 
 Roofing Tiles.—Upwards of one 
 million supplied to King Edward 
 VII.Sanatorium and otherimportant 
 Buildings. 
 
 HORLEY. 
 
 Jennings, A. E., Massetts Rd. 
 King, A. & Son (see Advt., Burstow) 
 Mitchell 
 
 Pinion) sais 
 
 Scott, W., Salfords 
 
 HORSELL, Woking. 
 
 Allard, G., Bromhall Rd. 
 Roake, W. R. 
 
 Cees Sr EE ES 
 
 SR) a eZ EREPT SE DELN RE, BE ESLE TE 
 
 Surrey—continued. 
 
 KENLEY. 
 Bryant & Cheeseman 
 Mowger, J 
 
 KEW. 
 Blasby, B. E., Cumberland Works 
 Elkington, A. W., 308 Sandycombe 
 Rd., Kew Gardens 
 Gibbin, W., & Son, 15-23 Station 
 Parade, Kew Gardens 
 Harper Bros., Kew Gardens 
 Keene, C. E., 338 Kew Rd. 
 
 KINGSTON-ON-THAMES. 
 
 Collings, J. J., Victoria Rd.,Norbiton 
 Gaze, W. H., & Sons, Union St. 
 Havell, G. F., 15 Eden St. 
 
 Judd, D., Manorgate Rd. 
 
 Lane, W., & Son, London Rd. 
 Macrostie, D., 73 Eden St. 
 
 Mundy, W., 45 East Rd. 
 
 Oldridge, C., & Sons, London Rd. 
 
 KINGSWOOD, Epsom. 
 Wells, W. J. 
 
 LEATHERHEAD. 
 Brown, G. & W. 
 Skilton, H., Bridge St. 
 
 LIMPSFIELD. 
 Brazier, J., & Son 
 Loveland, G. E. 
 
 LINGFIELD, 
 Dives, T. E. 
 Head, R. E. 
 Penfold, W. 
 Stanford, E. G. 
 
 MALDEN, NEW. 
 Joyce, H., Kingston Rd. 
 itchell, F. A., Cambridge St. 
 Scofield, J., Coombe Rd. 
 Spinner, S. R., Cambridge Rd. 
 
 MALDEN, OLD. 
 Taylor, H., Church Rd. 
 
 MERROW, Guildford. 
 Edward, W. G., New Down Rd. 
 
 MERSTHAM. 
 Pink, J. J., Endsleigh Rd. 
 Whitaker, R., High St. 
 
 MICKLEHAM, Dorking. 
 Batchelor, G. 
 
 MITCHAM. 
 Drewett, J., Upper Mitcham 
 Haydon, H., Vine House, Church St. 
 Hazell Bros., Beddington Corner 
 Iles, E., Commonside, East (Roads) 
 Sayers, C., Lower Green 
 
 MORTLAKE. 
 Barns, J, 2 Fitzgerald Rd. 
 Brackley, T., 2 Thames Bank 
 Hughes, R. T.,& Co., Ld., Sheen Ln. 
 
 MOLESEY, EAST. 
 Potterton, E. 
 Wheatley, J., & Sons, Ltd., Bridge 
 Rd. 
 
 NORBURY. 
 Gathercote Bros., London Rd. 
 OXTED. 
 Brazier, J., & Son 
 ; PIRBRIGHT. 
 Faggeter, E. D. 
 PURLEY. 
 Saker, W. 
 REDHILL. 
 
 Amos, R. B., Monson Rd. 
 
 Bagaley, W., & Sons, Mead Vale 
 Buckland & Waters, Shrewsbury Rd. 
 Martin, G. (see Advt.) 
 
 Room, E., Beach Ho., Brighton Rd. 
 Room, G., Brighton Rd. 
 
 Wiles, J. B., Station Rd. 
 Wilkinson, W. F., Station Rd. 
 Worssell, E., 73 Grovehill Rd. 
 
 REIGATE. 
 
 Apted, A. B., Dood’s Rd. 
 Bushby, T., & Son, West St. 
 Elsey, G., & Sons, Glover’s Rd. 
 Hodge & Son, West Rd. 
 Jeal, S., Blackborough Rd. 
 Killick, R., Church St. 
 King, J., & Son (see Advt.) 
 Lee, R., & Son, West St. 
 Lovell, A. G., South Park 
 Nightingale, A. H., 26 West St. 
 Nightingale, C., & Sons (see Advt. 
 on next page) 
 Nightingale, T., Park Lane 
 Waycott, J., Holmesdale Rd. 
 Wickman, W., Croydon Rd. 
 
 Contractor & 
 Sanitary Engineer, 
 
 FENGATES ROAD, 
 REDHILL. 
 
 Works recently executed include '— 
 Six Shops in High Street, Redhill, 
 for J. Kent, Esq., Moorfields, 
 London; Archts., Messrs. Clayton & 
 Black. New Billiard Room, Addi- 
 tions and Decorations to Wallfields, 
 West Street, Reigate, for W.Hughes, 
 Esq.; Archt., D. J. Barry, Esq. New 
 Riding Schooi, Woodhatch, for R.P. 
 Evans, Esq.; Archts., Messrs. Baker 
 & Penfold, A.R.I.B.A. New House 
 in Reigate Road, for the Misses 
 Rees; Archt., L. P. Rees, Esq. 
 Additions and Decorations to The 
 Hatch, Reigate Road, for Mrs. 
 Micklem; Archt., T. R. Hooper, 
 Esq., A.R.I.B.A. Additions to 
 Steward’s House, Capenor, Nutfield, 
 
 CG. MARTIN, 
 Builder, Decorator, 
 | 
 
 for C. D. Rudd, Esq.; Archt., T. R. 
 
 Hooper, Esq., A.R.I.B.A. Additions 
 and Stables to Donyngs Place, Link- 
 field Lane, Redhill, for the Misses 
 Wilkinson ; Archts., Messrs. Baker& 
 Penfold, A.R.I.B.A. Carved Oak 
 
 Panelling and Choir Seats at 
 Presbyterian Church, Redhill; 
 Archt., G. Lethbridge, _ Esq., 
 
 F.R.I.B.A. New Stores, Cellars, 
 and Additions to Redhill Brewery, 
 for Messrs. Bransbury & Co. 
 
 J. KING & SON, 
 Builders, Decorators, Be., 
 Reigate & Betchworth. 
 
 Works executed tnclude— 
 
 Alterations and Additions to Pen- 
 dell House, Bletchingley, £2,130, for 
 J. Kenrick, Esq.; Archts., Messrs. 
 Hesketh & Stokes, 110 Cheapside, 
 E.C. House in Reigate Rd., £1,365, 
 for E. G. Feild, Esq.; Archts., Messrs. 
 Baker & Penfold, Reigate. Parish 
 Reading Room and_ Caretaker’s 
 House at Chipstead, £1,043, for J. 
 G. Cattley, Esq.; Archts., Messrs. 
 Hesketh & Stokes. Alterations and 
 Additions to Houses at Santon, for 
 R. G. Clutton, Esq., £1,275; Archt., 
 H. O. Cresswell, tea 17 Bucking- 
 ham St., W. Alterations and Addi- 
 tions to ‘‘ The Queen’s Head”’ P. H. 
 at Nutfield, £563, for Messrs. 
 Mellersh & Neale; Archts., Messrs. 
 Baker & Penfold. House, Cottages, 
 and Stabling, &c.,; at Buckland, 
 45,917, for J. H. Scrutton, Esq. 5 
 Archts., Messrs. Read & MacDonald, 
 4a Cork St., W. Alterations and 
 Additions to ‘“The Knob,”’ Buckland, 
 4393, for F. H. Beaumont, Esq. ; 
 Archts., Messrs. R. H. and R. W. 
 Clutton, Sidlow. Alterations and 
 Additions to “‘ Ivy Bank,’’ Reigate, 
 4850, for R. L. Hesketh, Esq.; 
 Archt., R. L. Hesketh, Esq.; Parish 
 Hall, Reigate, for Rev. F. C. 
 Davies ; Archts., Messrs. Hesketh & 
 Stokes. Sanatorium at Provincial 
 Police Orphanage, Redhill; Archt., 
 Spencer W. Grant, Esq., 63 Fins- 
 bury Pavement, E.C. House in 
 Pilgrims Way, Reigate, for E. 
 Poland, Esq.; Archt.,C. E. Salmon, 
 Esq., Reigate. 
 
 RICHMOND. 
 Brooking, J. W., Eton St. 
 Eldridge & Son (see Advt. next page) 
 Gascoyne & Blake, Onslow Rd. 
 Hampton, F., Marsh Gate 
 Heasler, G. W., Hill Rise 
 Lillywhite, A., Church Rd. 
 Randall, R., Kewfoot Rd. 
 Soole, S. N., & Son, Sheen Rd. 
 Seal & Co., Grove Rd. 
 
 Sims, F., Church Terrace 
 Speechley & Smith, Kew Rd. 
 
 RIMES YE, 
 Kyle, G. 
 Pullen, J. 
 
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 403 
 
 Surrey—continued. 
 
 Surrey—continued. 
 
 Chas. Nightingale & Sons, 
 
 Builders, 
 CONTRACTORS & DECORATORS 
 
 Lesbourne Rd., REIGATE. 
 Telephone—No. 66 (Redhill). 
 Telegrams—' Nightingalson, Reigate.” 
 
 Some recent works executed and in hand 
 include— 
 
 New Racket Court, Stables, addi- 
 tions and alterations and decorations 
 to mansion for Cecil Quentin, Esq., 
 Milland Place, Liphook, Hants; 
 Archt., H. Alex. Pelly, Esq., 
 145 Gresham House, E.C. New 
 Farm Buildings, Stabling, Altera- 
 tions, Decorations, &c. to Gatton Hall 
 Estates, for J. Colman, Esq.; Archt., 
 Anthony R. Cragg, Esq., Gatton. 
 Two Houses for Geo. Taylor, Esq., 
 Manor Road, Reigate; Archt., 
 C. E. Salmon, Esq., Reigate. 
 House for Mrs. Newall, Reigate; 
 Archt., T. Phillips Figgis, Esq., 28 
 Martin’s Lane, B.C. Borough of 
 Reigate, Victoria Alms Houses; 
 Archt., W. H. Prescott, Esq., 
 Borough Surveyor, Reigate. New 
 Stabling, Alterations, Decorations, 
 &c., Nork Park, Epsom Downs; 
 Archt., Garrett Taylor, Esq., Trowse 
 House, Norwich. New Rectory, 
 Stabling, &c.,at Bletchingly; Archt., 
 C. R. Baker King, Esq., 2 Dean’s 
 Yard, S.W. New House, &c., for 
 C.K. Robinson, Esq..Blackboro’ Rd., 
 Reigate; Archts., Messrs. Holland 
 and Son, High Street, Newmarket. 
 House, Stabling, &c., at Horley, for 
 R. E. Way, Esq.; Archt., J. C. Rad- 
 ford, Esq. ,163 Upper Richmond Road, 
 Putney. Additions to Borough of 
 Reigate Electric Lighting Station ; 
 Archt.,Fred T. Clayton,Esq., Borough 
 Engineer, Reigate. House at Merst- 
 ham for Ernest Holah, Esq.; Archt.. 
 Sydney Perks, Esq., 5 Crown Court, 
 Cheapside, E.C. New Coach-houses, 
 | &e., Nork Park, Epsom Downs; 
 Archt , Langton Dennis, Esq.,Crow- 
 borough Cross, Sussex. 
 
 ELDRIDGE & SON, 
 
 DECORATORS, 
 SANITARY ENGINEERS, 
 
 Ormond Road, )<ex. 
 ox RICHMOND, 
 
 AND 
 
 St. Margaret’s Road, 
 TWICKENHAM. 
 
 Telephone: 42 P.O., Richmond. 
 
 Contractors for 
 NEW BUILDINGS, 
 STRUCTURAL ALTERATIONS, 
 DECORATIONS, 
 SANITARY WORK. 
 
 References to Architects under 
 whom works have been executed 
 can be supplied. 
 
 ROEHAMPTON, Barnes. 
 Adkins, W., & Sons, 8 High St. 
 Harvey, J., High St. 
 
 Marlow & Sons, Midfield 
 
 SHALFORD, Guildford. 
 uck, Ws [., station Rd. 
 Mitchel] Bros. 
 
 SHEEN, EAST. 
 Seaber, E., 21a St. Leonards Rd. 
 
 SOUTH NUTFIELD. 
 Bashford, T. 
 Bryant, T. L., Mid St. 
 
 SURBITON. 
 Adkins, T., Brighton Terrace 
 Allwork, J., Tolworth 
 Babbs Bros., 1 Brown’s Rd. 
 Dorley, J., Red Lion Lane 
 Dunn, T., Gate House, Hook Rd. 
 Gaze, W. H. & Sons, Victoria Rd. 
 - Hawkey, F., 81 Brighton Rd. 
 Limpus & Son, Malvern Rd. 
 Scase, E., 3 Berrylands Rd. 
 Scase, R., & Son, Ewell Rd. 
 
 Ceoveshit TRCLaIICR Rd. | B. INGRAM & Co., JAS. BURGES & SONS: 
 
 Freeman, H., Mulgrave Rd. 
 Humpbhris, R. J., Carshalton Rd. 
 
 R. Jones & Son, 
 
 Builders and Contractors, 
 WEST STREET, 
 SUTTON, SURREY. 
 
 Works recently executed : 
 
 Electricity Works, Sutton; £6,500; 
 — Gillam, Esq. 
 
 Solom’s Court, Chipstead, £5,200; 
 E. Guy Dawber, Esq. 
 
 New Post Office, Sutton, £5,000; 
 J. Rutherford, Esq. 
 
 New Schools, Sutton. £4,000; 
 Jarvis & Richards. 
 
 Houses, Christ Church Park, Sut- 
 ton; £30,000; H. D. Searles 
 Wood, Esq. 
 
 Houses, Banstead Road, Ewell; 
 £6,400; R. P. Whellock, Esq. 
 
 Shop, Sainsbury, Norbury; 41,750; 
 P. H. Adams, Esq. 
 
 House, “ Ewell;” £2,250; E. Guy 
 Dawber, Esq. 
 
 Drainage a Speciality. 
 
 Potter, J. B., Carshalton Rd. 
 Rogers, H (R.P.), 113 High St. 
 Shopland, F. J., 76 High St. 
 
 THAMES DITTON. 
 
 Higby, —, Portsmouth Rd. 
 
 Hobbs, E. D., Adelaide Terrace 
 Mills, E.. & Co. 
 
 Sansom & Bishop, Portsmouth Rd. 
 Stokes, S., & Sons, Westville Rd. 
 
 THORNTON HEATH. 
 
 Bacon, H. & Son, 63 Bensham Lane 
 Bird, G. J., Buxton Rd. 
 
 Isnett & Steel, High St. 
 Poulton,G.,&Sons,1o Westbrook Rd. 
 Sedgwick, F. W., Frant Rd. 
 Westbrook, J., Colliers’ Water Lane 
 
 WALLINGTON. 
 
 Anderson, J. N., 1 Boxhall Terrace, 
 Clifton Rd. 
 
 Burnand, E. J., Woodcote Rd. 
 
 Claridge, F. H., Stafford Rd. 
 
 Evans, J., Wallington Corner 
 
 Howe & White, 13 Danbury Terrace, 
 Manor Rd. 
 
 Owen, C., & Co., Ltd. 
 
 DUNGAN STEWART & SONS 
 
 Builders and.. 
 
 . . Contractors, 
 Wallington Steam Saw Mills, 
 WALLINGTON, SURREY. 
 
 Works recently executed include— 
 
 Presbyterian Churches at Dulwich 
 and Wallington; Baptist Churches 
 at Chiswick, Teddington, and Wim- 
 bledon; St. Mark’s Church, Mitcham; 
 Roman Catholic Chapel, &c., at 
 Lyndhurst, and Schools, ditto, at 
 Tooting; Isolation Fever Hospital 
 for Croydon Rural District Coun- 
 cil; Small Pox Hospital for Croy- 
 don and Wimbledon Joint Hos- 
 pital Board ; Schools at Carshalton, 
 Lewes, Mitcham, Wallington, &c. 
 Masonic Temple, &c., Sutton. 
 ‘well Court,” Surrey; St. Paul’s 
 Church, Thornton Heath; Walling- 
 ton Brewery; Carshalton Laundry ; 
 and many private contracts. 
 
 WALTON-ON-HILL. 
 Procter, J. 
 
 WALTON-ON-THAMES. 
 
 Annett, W. F., Church St. 
 Chitty, A. J. & A. 
 
 Gaze, W. H.. & Sons, Bridge St. 
 Ingram, B., & Co. (see Advt.) 
 Smith, E. W., & Co., Station Av. 
 
 WARLINGHAM. 
 
 Quittenton, J. (see Advt.) 
 Ward, J. & J. 
 
 Builders, Contractors, 
 Decorators, Undertakers, Etc., 
 
 HERSHAM, 
 
 WALTON-ON-THAMES, 
 Also at ESHER. 
 Works executed include— 
 
 ‘Penn-Craig,’? Oatlands Park; 
 Wm. Bradford, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Alterations and additions to the 
 Congregational Church, Hersham ; 
 W. Howard Seth-Smith, Esq.,Archt. 
 
 Blue Anchor Hotel, Byfleet; also 
 House at Esher; J’. Walter Moss, 
 Esq., Arch. 
 
 Ashley Park Hotel, late C. H. 
 Sparkes, Esq., Archt. 
 
 The ‘‘Mount,’’ Oatlands Park; 
 H. L. Hill, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Reconstruction of Sanitary Sys- 
 tem at the M.C. Institution; W. 
 Campbell Jones, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Alterations and additions to 
 ““Heatherdene,’’ Weybridge; N. L. 
 Ashburner, Esq., Archt. 
 
 House at Fairmile, Cobham; W. 
 A. Aickman, Esq., Archt. 
 
 House at Esher; Messrs. E. Saun- 
 ders & Son, Archts. 
 
 House and Stables, at Pyrford, 
 for Wm. Shears. Esq. 
 
 JOHN QUITTENTON, 
 
 (EsTasiisHED 1870). 
 
 Builder, Painter, Decorator, 
 Glazier, Gilder, &c., 
 Road Contractor and Carman, 
 
 WARLINGHAM, Surrey. 
 
 Authorised Plumber to the East 
 Surrey Water Co. 
 
 Special attention to Drainage. 
 
 Have carried out Jobs under good 
 Architects, including Roads and 
 Bridges under C. and F. Rutley, 11, 
 Dowgate Hill, E.C. Model Farm 
 Buildings for Sir Walpole Greenwell 
 and others; Private Houses under 
 J. C. King, 41, Eastcheap, E.C.; 
 Harrison & Ward, 66, Victoria St., 
 S.W.; T. P. Figgis. Martin’s Lane, 
 E.C.; Thompson & Pomeroy, Wim- 
 bledon ; Tanner & Church, Regent 
 Street, W,; and many others. 
 
 WEYBRIDGE. 
 Brown, S., Station Rd. 
 Greenfield, W., Baker St. 
 Hill, H. P., Oaklands Park 
 
 CAS 
 Jarvis, G., Church St. 
 
 C. HORSELL, 
 
 Builder, Contractor, 
 
 and Brickmaker. 
 > 
 Chief Offices : 
 ELM GROVE, WEYBRIDGE, 
 
 Brickfields - - 
 Q> 
 
 Works executed include :— 
 Large Private Houses, Shops, 
 Banks, Pubilec Houses, Electric 
 Light Works, Roads and Drainage. 
 
 Sunningdale. 
 
 Ranger, T. C., Dorchester Rd. 
 Wells, G. R., The Quadrant 
 Willis, G., Elm Grove Rd. 
 WHVTELEAFE. 
 Cheeseman, G. 
 WIMBLEDON. 
 Blake, W. T., 40 Denmark Rd. 
 Braiser, J., Strachan Place 
 Burgess, J., & Sons (see Advt.) 
 Dowden, —, 3 Strachan Place 
 Fraser, J. G., 1 & 2 Church Rd 
 
 Builders &» Contractors, 
 
 WYCLIFFE ROAD, 
 WIMBLEDON. 
 Works executed incl ude— 
 New Billiard Room and Rooms 
 
 | over—to Wandle Bank House, Wim- 
 
 bledon, for Ald. Fenwick, J.P, 
 
 Additions and Sanitary Improve- 
 ments to Wimbledon Parochial 
 Schools ; H.G.Quartermain, Esq., At. 
 
 New Vestries and Organ Chamber, 
 to Holy Trinity Church, Wimbledon ; 
 H. G. Quartermain, Esq., Archt. 
 
 New Residence for F. G. Samson, 
 Veterinary Surgeon, Upper Mitcham; 
 R. M. Chart, Esq., Archt. 
 
 New Residence for H. S. Coldicott, 
 Esq., Solicitor, Lower Mitcham; 
 R. M. Chart, Esq., Archt. 
 
 South Wimbledon Girls’ School and 
 Technical Institute for the Surrey 
 County Council; J. T. Micklethwaite, 
 Esq., Archt. 
 
 New Mineral Water Factory for 
 Messrs. H. Tomlin & Co., Morden 
 Rd., Merton; Messrs. Chart, Son, 
 & Reading, Archts. 
 
 Rebuilding ‘‘The King’s Arms,” 
 Mitcham, for Messrs. Young & Co.’s 
 Brewery, Ltd.; R. Cruwys, Esq., 
 Archt. 
 
 Rebuilding the British Queen 
 Public House, Wimbledon ; Messrs. 
 
 | Shoebridge & Rising, Archts. 
 
 New Offices for the Merton Parish 
 Council, Kingston Road; H. G. 
 Quartermain. Esq., Archt. 
 
 Additions to the Merton Parish 
 Schools; H. G. Quartermain, Esq., 
 Archt. 
 
 New House for Walter C. Ryde, 
 Esq., Belvedere Estate, Wimbledon ; 
 C. Harrison Townsend, Esq., Archt. 
 
 New Central Fire Station, Wim- 
 bledon, for the Wimbledon Urban 
 
 | District Council. 
 
 Alterations and Additions to Dun- 
 donald Schools, Wimbledon ; Messrs. 
 Thomson & Pomeroy, Archts. 
 
 New Banking Premises and Shop 
 for the L. and S.W. Bank, Ltd., 
 R. A. Hinds, Esq., Archt. 
 
 New Block of Schools for the 
 Kingston Corporation, cost £15,000 ; 
 F. W. Roper, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Gibbard, T., & Sons, High St. 
 
 Telephone—53 WIMBLEDON. 
 
 THOMAS HOLLOWAY 
 
 Successor to 
 
 PARSONS & TOWNSEND 
 
 Builder & Contractors, 
 25 HIGH STREET, 
 WIMBLEDON COMMON. 
 
 Works executed, amongst others, 
 wnclude :— 
 
 Hétel Metropole, Brighton; A. 
 Waterhouse, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Hotel Great Central, London ; 
 Col. R. W. Edis, F S.A.,C.B., Archt. 
 
 Hétel Majestic, Harrogate, Yorks ; 
 C. D. Martin, Esq., F.S.I., Archt. 
 
 H6tel Victoria, Nottingham; Col. 
 R. W. Edis, F.S.A., C.B., Archt. 
 
 University College Hospital, 
 London; Messrs. A. Waterhouse 
 and Sons, Archts. 
 
 Structural Alterations & Additions 
 at United Forces Club,r117 Piccadilly. 
 
 Rebuilding Corn & Grinding Mills. 
 Bermondsey ; Messrs. Thompson and 
 Pomeroy, Archts. 
 
 Rebuilding 171 Strand, W.C.; 
 Messrs. Thompson&Pomeroy, Archts. 
 
 Stable and Cottage, Wimbledon; 
 T. G. Jackson, Esq., A.R.A., M.A., 
 F.S.A., Archt. 
 
 Alterations and Repairs to Morden 
 Hall Farm; J. S. Brocklesby, Esq., 
 A.R.I.B.A., Archt. 
 
 New Study, Etching Rooms, etc., 
 for the Anglo Engraving Co., Ltd. ; 
 Messrs. Thompson & Pomeroy, 
 Archts. 
 
 New Dining Rooms, Kitchen, 
 Stores, etc., at Queen Alexandra’s 
 Court, Wimbledon; Messrs. Ernest 
 George & Yeates, Archts. 
 
404 
 
 BUILDERS AND 
 
 Surrey—continued. 
 
 THOMAS HOLLOWAY 
 continued. 
 
 House for Dr. Clapham, in Murray 
 Road, Wimbledon Common; 
 Dare Clapham, Esq., Archt. 
 
 House for Mrs. Firth, in Murray 
 Road, Wimbledon Common; T. 
 
 Walter Moss, Esq., Archt. 
 
 poagee H., 42 Hartfield Rd. 
 arman, W. H., Alexandra Rd. 
 Price & Price, 20 St. George’s Rd. 
 Sycamore Works, Ltd., Worple Rd. 
 Whitehead Bros., 21 Hill Rd. 
 Wingett, R., 22 Hartfield Rd. 
 
 WITLEY, Godalming. 
 Milton, F. 
 
 WORCESTER PARK, S.O. 
 Oxenham, A. 
 
 WOKING. 
 Allard & Sons, Church St. 
 Aylot, F., Boundary Rd. 
 Butt, W. J., Goldsworth Rd. 
 Drowley & Co., Chertsey Rd. 
 Gale, A. A., Maybury Rd. 
 Gale, W. W., 5 Market Place 
 Goring, G., Royal Oak Rd., Golds- 
 
 worth 
 
 Harris, J., & Son, High St. 
 Ingram, H., & Son, Goldsworth Wks. 
 Kemp, F. J., Church St. 
 Whitburn, J., Woking Village 
 
 WRECCLESHAM, Farnham. 
 Blake, W., Shortheath 
 
 Sussex. 
 
 ALFRISTON, Polegate, S.O. 
 Pettitt, A. 
 Wilson, J., Market Square 
 ARDINGLY. 
 Box & Turner 
 
 ARUNDEL. 
 Haggett, H. 
 BEXHILL-ON-SEA. 
 Bailey, W. H., Victoria Rd. 
 Balcombe, G. T., Fairmount Rd. 
 Carey, S., Haddock’s Hill Rd. 
 Dexter, T. W., Reginald Rd. 
 Gillham, G. & W., Cooden Down 
 Miles, D., 19 Cernwall Rd. 
 Moon & Garner, Hastings Rd. 
 Ockenden, S., Belle Hill 
 Parker, F. W., 82 Station Rd. 
 Plummer, C. E., Jameson Rd. 
 Rogers, J., Hastings Rd. 
 Sanders, AF & H., Western Rd. 
 Sanders, W. H., Dorset Rd. 
 Thompson, J. H., Wickham Av. 
 BILLINGSHURST. 
 Marden, G., The Haven, near 
 Mitchell, A., South St. 
 Spooner, H., Loxwood, near 
 Wadey, E., Parbrook 
 Wadey, J., Five Oaks 
 BOGNOR. 
 Amory & Sons, Gordon Av. East 
 Booker Bros., Glamis St. 
 Gibbs, H. H., Sylvan Way, W. 
 Harfield, G., High St. 
 Jenkins, F. W., Longford Rd. 
 Oliver, H., Highfield Rd. 
 Tate Bros., Richmond Rd. 
 BRIGHTON. 
 Barnes, J, 99 & 100 North St. 
 Boniface, A., & Son, Alice St., 
 Lansdowne Place 
 Bostel Bros. (R.P.), 18 & 19 Duke 
 St. (and Sanitary Engineers) 
 Botting, W., & Son, 21 Ship St. 
 Brown, W., & Sons, 8 and to Ditch- 
 ling Rise 
 Carter, J.,& Son, 35 St. George’s Rd. 
 Cox, A., & Sons, 80a Preston Rd. 
 Davey Bros., 9 Shaftesbury Place 
 Dawes, T., 54 Springfield Rd. 
 Dean, A., 25 Ditchling Rise 
 Elliott, W. & A., 15 Hampton Place 
 Field, W. A. & Co. (see Advt.) 
 Garrett, W. & T., Ltd., 62 Middle St. 
 Holloway Bros., Preston Rd. 
 Hunt, G., 152 Ditchling Rd. 
 Jay, C., 21 Conway St., Hove 
 Leggatt, T. G., 44 St. James’s St. 
 Lockyer, G. R., 16 King St., Nth. St. 
 Lynn, G., & Sons (see Advt.) 
 Manwaring & Son, 13 Western St. 
 Nye, T. E., 40 St. George’s Rd. 
 Palmer, F., Blucher Place 
 Parsons, A., 25 Sutherland Rd. 
 Parsons, J., & Sons (see Advt.) 
 Patching & Son, 43 & 44 Portland St. 
 Payne, A. W. (R.P.), 134 Gloster St. 
 Penfold, H. J. (see Advt.) 
 Sattin & Evershed, 27 Freshfield Rd. 
 Saunders Bros., 16 Richmond Place 
 Titcombe & Son, 70 High St. 
 Wakefield, B., & Co., 101 George 
 St., Hove 
 Wilson, F. T., 115 St. James’s St. 
 Wiinter, E., 82 Church Rd., Hove 
 Wright, J. J.,29 Centurion Rd. 
 Young, G., 23 & 24 Bath St. 
 
 BROADWATER, Worthing. 
 Herbert, E. 
 Stanbridge, W. 
 
 W. A. FIELD & Co., 
 BWurtlders, Ve., 
 
 20 PRESTON STREET, 
 BRIGHTON. 
 
 SrgEAmM JoINERY WorRKS— 
 D’AVIGDOR ROAD, HOVE. 
 
 Work executed during the last few 
 years under the following London 
 and Local Architects : 
 
 Messrs. Anthony & Dixon, F. T. 
 Cawthorn, Esq., H. T. A. Chidgey, 
 Esq., Messrs. Clayton & Black, F. G. 
 Cooke, Esq., Messrs. Curtis, Green 
 and Dickie, S. Denman, Esq., A. 
 Dixon, Esq., Messrs. Edmeston and 
 Gabriel, Messrs. Eedle & Meyers, 
 ean Gibbins squib) Garrett, 
 IKsqesn) We (C.. By (Gillam, Esq; 
 Messrs. Gordon & Gunton, C. Hen- 
 man, Esq.,C. E. Hewitt, Esq., Messrs. 
 Hoare & Wheeler, F W. Ledger, 
 Esq., F. J.C. May, Esq., W. J. Miller, 
 Esq., Chas. Nye, Esq., G. Pinker- 
 ton. Esq., Lacy W. Ridge, Rsq., 
 Messrs. Sach & Woodrow, Messrs. 
 T. Simpson & Son, Messrs. Truefitt 
 and Watson, A. C. Udny, Esgq., 
 Henry Ward, Esq., Victor Wilkins, 
 Esq. 
 
 G. LYNN & SONS, 
 
 Builders and Decorators, 
 
 Marlboro’ St., Brighton. 
 
 EsTaBLISHED 1830. 
 
 Have successfully carried out many 
 extensive Works in Brighton and 
 neighbourhood under the following 
 eminent Architects :— 
 
 Sir Charles Barry (the late), 
 Charles Barry, Esq., Sir A. Blom- 
 field, Loftus Brock, Esq., Messrs. 
 Somers Clarke & Micklethwaite, 
 Ewan Christian, Esq., H. D. Davis, 
 Esq., R.W. Edis, Esq.,S.W. Grant, 
 Esq., R. C. Harrison, Esq., E. 
 Habershon, Esq., C. Henman, Esq., 
 E. 1’Anson, Esq., W. Lacy Ridge, 
 Esq., Romaine Walker, Esq., and 
 many others, including all the lead- 
 ing local Architects. 
 
 BURGESS HILL. 
 Bryant, W., Dunstall Farm 
 Downer, A. 
 
 Norman & Burt (see Advt.) 
 Oram, W. on next page (see Advt.) 
 
 BUXTED, Uchfield. 
 Miller, J., Potters Green 
 CATSFIELD. 
 Blackman, R., & Son 
 CHICHESTER. 
 Hill, F., St. Paul’s Rd. 
 Holt, J. O., & Sons, Westgate 
 Hooker, C., & Sons, 10 Hornet 
 Rhodes, G. T., St. Martin’s. 
 Tee, L., Oving Rd. 
 Turner, E., 32 Franklin Place 
 Vick, F. M., & Sons, Tower St. 
 
 CONTRACTORS. 
 
 J. PARSONS & SONS, 
 
 Builders, Contractors, 
 Decorators & Sanitary Engineers 
 
 176 Church Road, 
 HOVE. 
 
 Steam Joinery Works & Depot— 
 Fonthill Road, HOVE. 
 
 Have carried out extensive Works 
 under the following Architects :— 
 
 Messrs. Bourchier, Burmester and 
 Galsworthy. R. F. Grantham, Esq. 
 Messrs. Howgate & Henty. P. 
 Lamb, Esq. Godfrey Pinkerton, 
 Esq. Messrs. Rowland, Plumbe and 
 Harvey. Messre.Zephaniah,King and 
 Son. Lacy W. Ridge, Esq. Messrs. 
 Runtz & Ford. Robert Read, Esq. 
 J. G. Sankey, Esq., and all the 
 leading local Architects & Engineers. 
 
 ‘ET Te 
 
 NORMAN & BURT, 
 
 Builders & Contractors, 
 Steam Joinery Works, 
 LONDON RoAD, BurGess HILL, Sussex. 
 
 Works executed include— 
 
 Poynings Church, Sussex, Restora- 
 tion; Ewan Christian, Esq., Archt. 
 
 St. John’s College Chapel, Hurst- 
 pierpoint, Sussex, Oak Fittings and 
 Tower; Messrs. Carpenter & Ingelow, 
 Archts. 
 
 Restoring and Redecorating Arch- 
 bishop Chicheley’s Tomb in Canter- 
 bury Cathedral. Carved Oak 
 Reredoses, Screens, Stalls, Pulpits, 
 &c., in Frome Church, Somerset- 
 shire; All Saints’ Church, Edin- 
 burgh; His Grace the Lord Arch- 
 bishop of York’s Chapel, Bishop- 
 
 thorpe ; St. Mark’s Church, 
 Philadelphia; Universities Mis- 
 sion Church, Calcutta, India; 
 
 Lichfield Cathedral; Reredos and 
 Side Panelling, Trinity Church, St. 
 John’s, New Brunswick; Choir 
 Stalls, Pulpit, Organ Loft, and 
 Pannelling in Woburn Church, for 
 His Grace the Duke of Bedford; 
 Oak Seats at Hoar Cross Church, un- 
 der G. F. Bodley, Esq. ; Inlaid Altar 
 Table to Christ’s Hospital New 
 Schools, under Messrs. Aston Webb 
 and Ingress Bell; Reredos, Win- 
 chester Cathedral; Panelling and 
 Fittings, Chester Cathedral; Screen 
 and Decorating and Rood Cross, St. 
 Andrew’s Church, Worthing; Altar 
 Screen, Chichester Cathedral; Rere- 
 dos and Chancel Panelling, St. 
 Margaret’s Church, Westminster. 
 
 “Wakehurst Place,’’ Sussex, Re- 
 storations; Aston Webb, Esq., Arch. 
 “Borde Hill,’’ Cuckfield, Sussex, 
 Additions and Restorations; Ralph 
 Nevill, Esq., Arch. Sharnden, 
 -Mayfield, Sussex; H. O. Cress- 
 well, Esq., Archt. New Part to 
 Old Place, Lindfield, Sussex; Oak 
 Panelling, Chimney Pieces, Stair- 
 cases, &c., at ‘‘Peverey,’’ Shropshire ; 
 Temple Newsam, Yorks; Hurst- 
 bourne Park, Hants.; and Copped 
 Hall, Epping; Cedar Woodwork for 
 New Library for Lord Llangattock ; 
 Additions to Woodside House, 
 Chenies, for Her Grace the Duchess 
 of Bedford; New House at Epping, 
 for E., J. Wythes, Esq.; and New 
 Chapel at the Holy Cross Home, 
 Hayward’s Heath. Restoration of 
 Petworth Church, for Lord Lecon- 
 field, New House and Stables at 
 Royston, Herts.; Walter E. Tower, 
 Esq., Architect. 
 
 New House, Stables, and Gardens, 
 Little Thakeham, Sussex; New 
 Gardens and Additions, Buckhurst 
 Park, Sussex; New House for 
 W.D. James, Esq.; E. L. Lutyens, 
 Esq., Architect. 
 
 CHIDDINGLY, S.O. 
 
 Carpenter, J., Lower Dicker 
 
 Sussex—continued. 
 
 H. J. PENFOLD, 
 
 BUILDER, 
 
 Contractor, Decorator, 
 and Sanitary Engineer, 
 219 PRESTON ROAD, 
 
 BRIGHTON. 
 
 Works executed include— 
 
 _ Shops in Preston Read, 24 Houses 
 in Lauriston Road, Restoration and 
 Additions and Redrainage to Manor 
 House, Preston, for the Stanford 
 Estate;C.Stanley Peach,Esq.,Archt., 
 London. Alterations to Shops, 
 Western Road,for — Paddison, Esq.; 
 Alterations to 45 Brunswick Sq., for 
 Sir A. Fairbairn, Bart.; Messrs. 
 Anthony & Dixon, Archts., Brighton. 
 Large Residence, Hollingbury Copse, 
 Withdean, for 8S. Witting, Esq,; 
 H.H. Tasker, Esq., Archt., London. 
 Large Residence, Tower House, 
 Withdean, for J. Savage, Esq. ; 
 Messrs. G. Burstow & Sons, Archts., 
 Brighton. Rebuilding the Sussex 
 Evening Times Printing Works, for 
 W. E. Nash, Esq.; R. W. Pollard, 
 Ksq., Archt., Brighton. New Villa, 
 Preston, for G. Lockhart, Esq.; 
 Clayton Botham, Esq., Archt., 
 Brighton. Alterations and Addi- 
 tions to St. James’ Hotel, for —. 
 Lucas, Esq.; Chas. Flack, Esq., 
 Areht., London. Large Residence, 
 ““Woodlands,’”’ Patcham, for H. 
 Blackburn, Esq.; Messrs. Heelis 
 and Wrightsou, Surveyors, London. 
 New Residence, Cromwell Rd., for 
 H. M. Stevens, Esq. Large Resi- 
 dence, Patcham, for E. E. Moreau, 
 Ksq.; E. W. Long, Esq., Archt. 
 New Residence, Patcham, for R. T. 
 Barfoot, Esq.; T. Garrett, Esq., 
 Archt. New Residence, Varndean 
 Rd., for —. Matthews, Esq.; E. W. 
 Long, Esq., Archt., Brighton. 
 Warehouses and Stables, for W. 
 Pitt, Esq.; Thos. Garrett, Esq., 
 Archt., Brighton. New Stables, 17 
 Brunswick §8q., for C. Charlton, 
 Esq.; Messrs. Brown & Barrow, 
 Archts., London. Alterations and 
 Additions, and New Billiard Room, 
 to Lea Hurst, Patcham, for R. J. 
 Billinton, Esq. ; Additions and Re- 
 decoration at Clydesdale, Preston, 
 for A. Collins, Esq.; Messrs. Clay- 
 ton & Black, Archts., Brighton. 
 Erection of the Queen’s Memorial 
 Hall, St. Augustine’s Brighton; G. 
 K. 8. Streatfield, Esq., Archt., 
 London. New,Shop and Residence, 
 Havelock Rd., for E. Dudney, Esq.; 
 W. Gillam, Esq., Archt., Brighton. 
 New Residence in Windlesham Rd., 
 for Charles Paddison, Esq.; Thos. 
 Garrett, Esq., Archt., Brighton. 
 New Shop and Fittings, for the 
 International Tea Co., at Hurst; 
 W. Duvall Goodwin, Esq., Archt., 
 London. New Shop, etc., in London 
 Rd., for Messrs. Sainsbury; C. 
 Carritt, Esq., Archt., London, New 
 Residence at Preston, for J. Little, 
 Esq.; F. Axtell, Esq., Archt., 
 Brighton. Restoration of Old Pres- 
 
 ton Church; P. M. Johnston, Esq., 
 Archt., London. 
 
 COWFOLD. 
 Fowler Bros. 
 CRAWLEY. 
 Bartley & Ward, High St. 
 Cook, R., & Sons, Springfield Rd. 
 Goer, ore . . 
 ongley, J., & Co. 
 Ockendon i, & Son 
 Shaw, J., County Oak 
 Webber, S. (see Advt. on next page) 
 
 CROWBOROUGH. 
 Beard, G., The Beacon 
 
 Connor Bros. (see Advt. on next 
 
 page) ‘ 
 Goldsmith, A., South Point 
 Wickens, D., White Hill 
 CUCKFIELD, 
 
 Knight, S., The Green 
 Rowland, J., Broad St. 
 
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 405 
 
 Sussex—continued. 
 
 |W. ORAM, 
 
 Builder and Contractor, 
 MILL ROAD, 
 
 Burgess Hill, SUSSEX. 
 
 Works executed :— 
 
 House and Stabling, Gallop’s 
 Farm, Plumpton, Sussex, £2,500 
 C. H. B. Quennell, Esq., Archt 
 
 Baptist Chapel, Burgess Hill 
 Sussex, E, J. Hamilton, Archt 
 
 Steam Laundry, Lewes Road 
 Brighton, G. Birstow, Archt 
 
 Steam Bakery, Horsham, G 
 Birstow, Archt. 
 
 Gentleman’s Residence, Brighton 
 
 Main Sewer and Roads for the 
 Burgess Hill Urban Council 
 
 Shops in Church Rd 
 Hill. 
 
 New Stabling, &c., for 8. Tyzack 
 Esq., Haywards Heath, cost £2,500 
 
 Gentleman’s Residence, Ditchling, 
 Messrs Greenaway & Newberry, 
 Archts., London. 
 
 Two Villa Residences, Oakwood 
 Road, Rurgess Hill, cost £3,500 
 Messrs. Findlay & Rogers, Archts 
 10 Basinghall Street, London. 
 
 New Coastguard "Station for the 
 Admiralty at Blatchington, Seaford, 
 Sussex, £5.000. 
 
 New Residence for E. A. Bridge 
 Esq., at Hurstpierpoint, Sussex 
 £7,000 ; Messrs. Findlay & Rogers 
 Archts., 10, Basinghall Street, Len- 
 don, E.C. 
 
 New Stabling for G. W. Ryder, 
 Esq., Burgess Hill. 
 
 New Salvation Army Citadel 
 Burgess Hill O. Archer, Esq., Archt 
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 SAMUEL WEBBER, 
 
 Builder and Contractor. 
 THORNE HOUSE, CRAWLEY DOWN. 
 (Grange Road Station.) 
 Estimates for all kinds of Repairs. 
 EsTaBLISHED 1876. 
 
 Some of the Works executed :— 
 
 Gentleman’s Residence, Oaklawn, 
 Crawley Down, Sussex; T. Maclaren, 
 Esq., Architect. Cottages on Grange 
 Estate, Crawley Down, Sussex; T. 
 Maclaren, Esq., Architect. Additions 
 to the Vicarage House, Crawley 
 Down,Sussex; Ewan Christian, Esq., 
 Architect. Rectory House, Horne, 
 Surrey ; R.J. Lovell, Esq., Architect. 
 Girls’ School, Worth, Sussex ; Ww. 
 Gilbee Scot, Esq., Architect. Insti- 
 tute and Reading Room, Turner’s 
 Hill, Sussex; R. C. Harrison, Esq., 
 Architect. Additions to the Oa ks, 
 
 .| Baleombe, Sussex ; E. Larmer, Esq., 
 
 Architect. Police Station, Turner’ 8 
 Hill, Sussex; A. Castings, Esq., 
 ‘Architect. Wesleyan Chapel and 
 
 School, Crawley Lown, Sussex; T. 
 R. Hooper Esq., Architect, Addi- 
 tions to Copthorne Church, Sussex ; 
 Lacy W. Ridge, Esq., Architect. 
 Additions to Cross-in-Hand Church, 
 Sussex ; Lacy W. Ridge, Esq., Archt. 
 Additions to yriltwood House, Craw- 
 ley Down, Sussex; W. G. Bartlett, 
 Esq., Architect. Additions to Row- 
 fant House, Crawley, Sussex; Post 
 Office, Crawley Down, Sussex ; "R.H. 
 Weymouth, Esq., Architect. Addi- 
 tions to Bankton House, Crawley 
 Down, Sussex; Messrs. Read & Mac- 
 donald, ‘Architects. Additions to The 
 Haven, Crawley Down, Sussex ; 
 Messrs. Douglas Matthews & Son, 
 Architects. Additions to Park Cot- 
 tage, Crawley Down, Sussex; R. H. 
 
 Weymouth, Esq., Architect. New 
 House at Crawley Down; R. H. 
 Weymouth, Esq., Architect. New 
 
 Cottages at Crawley Down. 
 
 SE LE EE ET 
 
 DANE HILL, Uckfield. 
 Bennett, G., Chelwood Common 
 
 DITCHLING, Hassocks. 
 ‘Wood, F. 
 
 CON. COM. X. 
 
 CONNOR BROS., 
 
 Builders & Contractors. 
 
 Private Residences, £7,000. Resi- 
 dence, By. J. Patterson, Esq., £3,000; 
 PS. Parrisepscss Archt. Private 
 Residences, Su, 500. Walsh Manor, 
 43,100; A. Colpoys Wood, Esq., 
 Archt. Alterations and Additions, 
 Rotherfield Hall and House, Gill- 
 ham’s Birch, for Sir Lindsay Hogg, 
 Bart., 5 E.. Ji. May. sEs Archt. 
 Residence, Lady Sianeheld. 3,000 ; 
 Messrs. Crouch and Wood, Archts. 
 Private Residences, £25,000. Resi- 
 dence, £6,500, for J. Kirkwood, Esq. 
 Messrs. Ramsbotham, 
 6,000; Langton Dennis, Esq., 
 Esq., Archt. New Wing to Mark 
 Cross Convent; J. S. Hanson, Esq., 
 Archt. New Tower to High Hurst 
 Wood Church; H. Christian, Esq., 
 Archt. New Vestry, St. Thomas’ 
 Church, Groombridge; G. C. Hors- 
 ley, Esq., Archt. New House and 
 Stables, F. Verrall, Esq., J.P. Alter- 
 ations and Additions, Buxted, for 
 M. H. Baillie Scott, 
 
 Alterations, 
 
 Mrs. Parker; 
 Esq., Archt. 
 Works now tn hand include : 
 Residence for F. Robinson, Esq., 
 £3,500, at Oxted; Langton Dennis, 
 Esq., Archt. House, Misses Powell’ 
 £1, 630, C. Powell, 
 Alterations 
 Augustine’s Church, aici 
 Weils, E. Ingress Bell, Esq., Archt, 
 
 Esq., 
 
 EASTBOURNE. 
 
 Bainbridge, G., & Son, 77 Terminus 
 Rd. (Shopfitters) 
 
 Breach, C., Matlock Rd. 
 Cornwell & Son, 43 Grove Rd. 
 Hart, S.,.26 High Stes 
 Hookham, M. , Springfield’ ‘Rd. 
 Martin, J. Commercial Rd. 
 
 MARK MARTIN & SONS | 
 
 (ESTABLISHED 1870), 
 Builders and Contractors, 
 
 HIGH CLASS DECORATORS, 
 Sanitary & Electrical Engineers, 
 EASTBOURNE. 
 
 Head Office and Showrooms— 
 1 CornFIELD TERRACE. 
 And at 4 Compton Terrace, Meads. 
 Telephone 105. 
 
 Steam Joinery Works: Longstone Rd. 
 Decorating Dept. —Susan’ s Rd. 
 W orks executed include— 
 
 Lewes Old Bank, Eastbourne; 
 Capital and Counties’ Bank; Ratton 
 Mansion, for F. Freeman Thomas, 
 Esq., M. P.; Catholic Church (Kast- 
 bourne), St. Michael’s and All An.- 
 gels’ Church (Eastbourne), Beacon 
 Hotel, Crowborough, Sussex; Caven- 
 dish Hotel (Additions), Eastbourne; 
 Mansion, Hadlow Grange, Sussex ; 
 Works at Uplands, Heathfield ; Bap- 
 tist Church Eastbourne; St. Saviours 
 Church (Baptistry); Schools, Sea- 
 side, Eastbourne ; Mansion, South 
 Cliff, Eastbourne; London & Pro- 
 vincial Bank (Additions) ; Timsbury 
 School ; Stabling for Sir Hart Dyke, 
 at Horebam Road; Eastbourne, 
 General Post Office (Additions) ; 
 Villa Residences Grassington Rd. 
 Buxton Rd., Gandick Rd., Carlisle 
 Rd., Granville Rds Denton Rd., 
 Chesterfield Rd. 
 
 MILLER AND SELMES 
 
 (Zstablished 1878), 
 Builders & Contractors, High-Class 
 Decorators, & Sanitary Engineers, 
 
 EASTBOURNE. 
 Offices & Works: 
 75 TIDESWELL ROAD. 
 TELEPHONE ox. 
 Works executed include: 
 
 Bishopsdown Mansion, Tunbridge 
 Wells; London and County Bank, 
 Meads, Eastbourne; _—_ Barclay’s| 
 
 CROWBOROUGH. 
 Telephone Nos. 15 & 53. 
 Works recently executed tnclude : 
 
 Archt, 
 and "Additions, [ 
 
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 Sussex—continued. 
 
 , MILLER & SELMES—continued 
 
 Bank, Seaside, Eastbourne; Block of 
 20 flats and to shops, South Street, 
 Eastbourne; ‘Eastbourne Chronicle’ 
 Printing Works ; Schools : Belmore 
 Rd. and Green Street, Eastbourne ; 
 Additions to Y.M.C.A. premises, 
 Langney Road, Eastbourne; Con- 
 tracts for L.B. & SIC RE Go, at. Sh 
 Leonards, Lewes, Polegate, and 
 Eastbourne; Detached House and 
 additions to Farmhouse at Horeham 
 Road; Detached House at Ashurst, 
 Kent; 30 Houses for Brighton Cor- 
 poration; Mansion at Willingdon; 
 Large Shop Premises at Hast- 
 ings; Pair of Villa Residences at 
 Battle; Alterations and Improve- 
 ments to Leaf Homceopathic Hos- 
 pital; Additions to Ascham House 
 School, Eastbourne; Mansion, 
 Broadstairs ; Wesleyan Chapel, 
 Greenfield Road, Eastbourne; 100 
 Villas, Southdown Estate, Hove; 
 
 Villa Residences in Saffrons Road, 
 Arlington Road, Orchard Road, 
 Carlisle Road ; Wesley Hall, Sea- 
 side Road, Eastbourne, Kor &e., &e. 
 
 Newman, W., Upperton Rd. 
 
 Peerless Dennisg Co. 
 
 (Established 1850) 
 
 BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS, 
 
 Sanitary Engineers, 
 EASTBOURNE. 
 
 Steam Joinery Works and Chief 
 Offices :— 
 
 LANGNEY ROAD, 
 
 Telephone 40. 
 
 Works executed include— 
 Cavendish Bridge Estate— Roads, 
 Sewers, and 150 Houses, £65,000. 
 Additions at Maze Hill, St. Leo- 
 nards, for A.Burton, Esq., £5,200. 
 St. Barnabas Boys’ School, Bexhill, 
 £1,800. 
 Sussex. Hotel—Additions, £4,500. 
 Royal Hotel—Additions, £4,000. 
 King’s Arms Hotel—Rebuilding, 
 £10,000. 
 Isolation Hospital, Chailey, £4,500. 
 Covered Reservoir and Water Mains, 
 Goodwood House, for His Grace 
 The Duke of Richmond, K.G., 
 
 £3,000. 
 
 Convalescent Hospital, Seaford— 
 Additions, £6,500. 
 
 Sussex Gardens, Eastbourne—Im- 
 
 provements, £12,000. 
 
 Contracts for L. B. & S.C. Ry. Co. 
 
 Contracts for Roads & Sewers, Bex- 
 hill, for Urban District Council. 
 
 Storm Water Sewers, Sevenoaks 
 Urban District Council, £5,000. 
 
 St. Phillip’s Church, Eastbourne, 
 £6,000. 
 
 Guardians’ Offices, Lewes, £3,200. 
 
 Residence for H. B. H. Turner, Esq., 
 C.L.E., ‘‘ Brockworth.’’ 
 
 Residence for W. A. Thornton, Esq., 
 Partridge Green. 
 
 New Roads. and Sewers, Southwick 
 Urban District Council, £3,000. 
 
 Swimming Baths, Eastbourne Cor- 
 poration, £3,500. 
 
 Sewers at Ringmer, Chailey Rural 
 District Council, £4,000. 
 
 Sewers at Roffey, Horsham ‘District 
 Council, £2,000. 
 
 Public Schools, Eastbourne, £6,000. 
 
 St. Saviour’s Church, £17,000. 
 
 St. John’s Church, £12,000. 
 
 All Souls’ Church, £14,000. 
 
 Christ Ce — Alterations, New 
 Roof, ete. 
 
 St.Anne’s Church—A dditions,£5,000. 
 
 Congregational Church, £7,000. 
 
 North Street Chapel—Enlargement. 
 
 The Town Hall, £42,000. 
 
 Grand Hotel, £30, 000 
 
 Cavendish Hotel—A dditions, £22,000. 
 
 Diplock’s Hotel, £10,000. 
 
 Eastbourne Coll.— Additions, £8,000. 
 
 Princess Alice Hospital—A dditions, 
 £3,000 
 
 PEERLESS DENNIS & Co. 
 continued. 
 
 | Lee Workhouse &c., at Chailey, 
 £18,000. 
 
 Residence and Stabling for J. A. 
 Maitland, Esq., £14,000. 
 
 Oak Cottage Estate—10 Shops and 
 Stabling, £12,000. 
 
 Ashford Square—60 Houses, £13,000. 
 
 Forty Residences on the Sea Front, 
 £75,000. 
 
 Alterations and Additions, ‘‘ Culver- 
 wood,”’ Heathfield, for C. D. 
 Harrod, Esq. 
 
 Contracts forH.M. Admiralty (Coast- 
 guard stations, etc.). 
 
 Lifeboat House, Eastbourne. 
 
 Lifeboat House, Littlehampton. 
 
 Alterations and Additions, 
 Deanery, Lewes. 
 
 | Roads, Godalming Corporation. 
 
 Additions, Y.W.C.A.. Eastbourne. 
 
 ‘Additions, “* Adelaide House,’’ St. 
 Leonards, for Messrs. Fare- 
 brother, Ellis & Co. 
 
 Lloyds Bank, Eastbourne. 
 
 | London & South Western Bank, 
 
 | Eastbourne. 
 
 London & S. Western Bank, St. 
 Leonards-on-Sea. 
 ‘* Chatsworth’? Hotel, Eastbourne, 
 
 The 
 
 | £6,000. 
 aia ote Garage, Eastbourne, 
 £5,0 
 St. Geos College, Eastbourne, 
 £10,000. 
 
 Barclay & Co.,New Bank & Premises, 
 Mayfield, Sussex, £2,500. 
 
 Fire Station, Eastbourne Corpora- 
 tion, £4,750. 
 
 Many private houses, etc. 
 
 Stanbridge, K. H., 11 Gore Rd. Ay. 
 Wallis & Co,, 14 Seaside Rd. 
 
 White, J., Willowfield Square 
 Wood, J. & Son, 1oza Tideswell Rd. 
 
 EAST GRINSTEAD. 
 Brooker, Bros., High St. 
 Gasson, C. & H., High St. 
 Morris Bros., Ashurst Wood 
 Norman, A. W., 32 London Rd. 
 Waters, J., Forest Row 
 Young, H., 200 London Rd. 
 
 EAST HOATHLY. 
 Hall, J. 
 Trill, A. 
 FINDON, Worthing. 
 Richardson, H. 
 HAILSHAM. 
 Harding, F. W., 3 Victoria Rd. 
 Rich, T. 
 Stonestreet, B. 
 HANDCROSS, Crawley. 
 Wheatland, G. 
 HASSOCKS. 
 Standing and Gunn 
 
 HASTINGS. 
 Coussens, W., 6 Nelson Rd. 
 Ditch, W. F., 2 Halloway Villas, 
 Old London Rd. 
 Eldridge, W., & Son, Prospect Place 
 Harman, C., 78 Mount Pleasant Rd. 
 Lester, J., Earl St. 
 Small & Co., London Rd., Ore 
 Snow, D. H., London Rd., Ore 
 Tapner, Simmonds, & Co., Water- 
 works Rd. 
 Thorpe, W. E., Ashburnham Rd. 
 HAYWARDS HEATH. 
 Finch, H., Perrymount Rd. 
 Kent, E. J., Perrymount Rd. 
 Purvey, A., Gower Rd. 
 White, T., Franklynn Rd. 
 
 HEATHFIELD. 
 Mepham, H., Church St. 
 Piper, S., Punnett’s Town 
 Rumary, G., & Son 
 Sargeant, G. D., Leicester House 
 Weston, C 
 
 HENFIELD. 
 
 Bishop, J. T., Highclere 
 Blanchard, —., Blackstone 
 Roberts, — 
 
 HOLLINGTON, Hastings. 
 Ashdown, H., Selsey House 
 
 Elliott, I., “ The Elms ”’ 
 Langridge, L. L. 
 HORSHAM. 
 
 Dewdney Bros., 46 Queen St. 
 Hillman & Murrell, Clarence Rd. 
 Murrell, H. , Crawley Rd. 
 Pannett, Ww. Barrington Rd. 
 
406 
 
 . BUILDERS 
 
 AND 
 
 CONTRACTORS. 
 
 Sussex—continued. 
 
 POTTER BROS. 
 
 Builders and Contractors, 
 
 LONDON ROAD, 
 HORSHAM, SUSSEX, 
 Amongst many others— 
 
 Cane Hill Asylum, Additions, 
 for London County Council ; £16,000. 
 Horsham Town Hall; All Saints’ 
 Church, Streatham, 8.W.; National 
 Schools, Streatham ; Block of Shops, 
 West Street, Horsham; Bridge 
 at Storrington, for West Sussex 
 County Council; Technical Schools, 
 
 | Horsham, for ditto; Art and Techni- 
 
 cal Schools and Offices for the Cor- 
 poration of Kingston-upon-Thames. 
 “Gwydyr” Mansions, Hove; Hors- 
 ham Union Infirmary and Adminis- 
 
 | trative Block, Horsham Cemetery 
 
 Chapels and Lodge ; New Inebriates’ 
 Homes, Horley, for London County 
 Council; Fire Brigade Station, 
 Streatham forLondonCountyCouncil 
 Alterations and Additions, Dorking 
 Workhouse; Alterations, Osbrouk’s 
 Farm, Ockley, Surrey ; Alterations, 
 Farm Place, Ockley, Surrey ; Farm 
 Buildi gs, Horton Asylum, for 
 London County Council; Farm 
 Buildings, Epileptic Colony, Ewell, 
 for London County Council; Villas, 
 
 Midhurst, Sussex; A. G. Gibbs, 
 Esq., Archt.; Bath Houses, &c., 
 Lower Sydenham, for Lewisham 
 
 Borough Council. 
 [SEG 
 Potter, G., London Rd. 
 
 Rowland Bros., East St. 
 Sharp, G., Brighton Rd. 
 
 HORSTED KEYNES, near East 
 Grinstead. 
 
 Awcock, I. 
 HOVE 
 
 HURSTPIERPOINT. 
 Godley, A. 
 Hollands, C. F. 
 Pearsey & Sop 
 IFIELD, Crawley. 
 Ockendon, J., & Son, West Green 
 
 ITCHINGFIELD, Horsham. 
 Parker, A. 
 
 (see Brighton). 
 
 LEWES. 
 Bussey, W., 98 Malling St. 
 Constable, H., East St. 
 Cruse, H., New Rd. 
 Hammond, E., North St. 
 Piper, F., St. Anne’s 
 Wells, W., West St. 
 
 LINDFIELD, near Hayward’s 
 Heath. 
 Anscombe & Hedgecock 
 Sharman, W., Walstead 
 
 LITTLEHAMPTON. 
 
 Bicknell, Pile & Co., Bayford Rd. 
 Burrell, A., 24 Arundel Rd. 
 Snewin Bros., High St. 
 
 MAYFIELD, S.O. 
 
 Moon, J. 
 MIDHURST. 
 Duncan, H., South St. 
 Mills, S., Station Rd. 
 Till, J. 
 MILLAND (Liphook). 
 
 Trigg & Son 
 
 NEWHAVEN. 
 Chapman, G. E., High St. 
 Woolgar, M., High St. 
 
 NORTHIAM, Rye, S.O. 
 Comport, A. 
 
 PARTRIDGE GREEN, Brighton. 
 Burdfield, J. 
 
 PLUMPTON, Lewes. 
 Wells, W. 
 
 POLEGATE. 
 Hluggett, W. 
 
 PORTSLADE. 
 
 Baker & Co., North St. 
 
 Barnard, T., & Sons, Joinery Works 
 Dent & Kille, Boundary Rd., 
 Godard, N., 40 Station Rd. 
 Gutteridge, A., St. Nicholas Rd. 
 
 RINGMER. 
 Martin, W. F. 
 
 ROTHERFIELD. 
 Fenner, W., & Son 
 Moon, A., & Sons 
 
 RUDGWICK. 
 
 Reeves & Port 
 Tidy & Sons 
 
 RUSTINGTON. 
 Drake, C. J. 
 
 KVID. 
 Ellis Bros. 
 ST. LEONARDS. 
 
 Adams & Jarrett, 20 Alfred St. 
 Ashdown, H., Battle Rd., Hollington 
 Eldridge & Cruttenden,39 King’s Rd. 
 Harvey, J.,53 King’s Rd. 
 
 Hatton, F. G., 16 Kenilworth Rd. 
 Hughes, C., Mercatoria 
 
 Hutchinson & Co., 255 London Rd. 
 Morgan, W. G., 9 Clyde Rd. 
 
 Salter, T., 2 King’s Rd. 
 
 SEAFORD. 
 Berry, S. H. 
 Godfrey Bros., Sutton Rd. 
 Morling, C., Church Rd. 
 
 SHOREHAM. 
 ee W. A., & Sons, 12 Brunswick 
 d. 
 
 SLINFOLD, Horsham. 
 Ayling, W. 
 
 SOUTHWICK. 
 Rooke, J., 10 White Rock Place 
 
 STEVNING. 
 Chalcraft, G., High St. 
 Duke, F. 
 Rapley, E., High St. 
 Watson, W. T., Station Rd. 
 
 STORRINGTON, Pulborough. 
 BRerry,, sk. 
 
 TICEHURST. 
 Startin, A. C. 
 
 TURNERS HILL. 
 Wells, G. 
 
 UCKFIELD. 
 Chilton, A., High St. 
 ‘eee CG; 
 eckham Bros. 
 Pelham, C. 
 
 WADHURST, S.O. 
 Ashby, C. W. 
 
 WARNHAM, Horsham. 
 Mercer, J., Warnham St. 
 Street, W., Friday St. 
 
 Walder, J. 
 
 WESTBOURNE. 
 Poate & Son 
 
 WEST HOATHLY, East 
 Grinstead. 
 Mighall, G. H. 
 
 WEST TARRING. 
 Duffield, G. 
 Mitchell, H. 
 Skinner, G. 
 
 WILLINGDON, S.O. 
 French, F. 
 
 WORTHING. 
 Apted, G., x Southcourt Rd. 
 Baker, G., Fern Villa, Graham Rd. 
 Blaker & Son, Crescent Rd. 
 Bridger & Son, Salisbury Rd. 
 Crane, A., Sugden Rd. 
 Crouch, A. (R.P.), 20 Montague St. 
 Duffield, A., West Tarring 
 East, |}. A., St. Matthew’s Rd. 
 East, W., 29 Wenban Rd. 
 Herbert, E., Broadwater 
 Hewer, G., Rowland Rd. 
 Jordan & Co. South St. 
 Kellett, E., Warwick Gardens 
 King, E. H., 2 Southcourt Rd. 
 Lelliott, J., 4 Chatsworth Rd. 
 Patching & Co., Chapel Rd. 
 Sandell, F., & Sons. Rly. Approach 
 Sandell, W. W., 19 Warwick St. 
 Selby, S. H., Heene Rd. 
 Snewin, E., & Son, 41 Warwick St. 
 Standing, A., Manor Rd. 
 Steere, G. E., Eastcourt Rd, 
 Twine & Son, Portland Rd. 
 
 VAPTON, Arundel. 
 McCoombe, W. 
 West, H. 
 
 - Clarke, G. 
 
 Warwickshire. 
 
 ALCESTER. 
 Berridge, R., Henley St. 
 Buggins, J., & Sons, Henley St. 
 Hunt, W. H., High St. 
 Smith, E., Butter St. 
 Stanley, J., Broom 
 
 BARFORD. 
 Sheasby, A. E., Wellesbourne Rd. 
 
 BERKSWELL. 
 Hope, J. 
 BIRMINGHAM. 
 (See Staffordshire for Smethwick.) 
 
 Akers & Olorenshaw, 2544 New John 
 St. West 
 
 eepeen, J., Lansdown St., Spring- 
 
 i 
 
 Baker & Warr, Sampson Rd., North 
 Camp Hill 
 
 Barnes, H., Jakeman Rd., Balsall 
 Heath 
 
 Barnsley, J., & Sons, 102 Ryland St. 
 
 Bates, E. Northbrook St. Dudley Rd. 
 
 Bennett, W., 213 Berners Street, 
 Lozells 
 
 Bevins, H. S., 387 Stratford Rd., 
 Sparkhill 
 
 Bikker, A. W., 249 Coventry Rd. 
 
 Bishop, W., 45 High St., King’s Hth. 
 
 Bowen, J., & Sons, 17 George St. 
 Balsall Heath 
 
 Bridges, S., Acocks Green, near 
 
 Briley, F. J., Hay Mills 
 
 Brookes, G., 141 Green Lane, Small 
 Heath 
 
 Brown, E. G., Yardley Fields Rd., 
 Stechford, near 
 
 Bryant, C.,65 Whitmore Rd., Small 
 Heath 
 
 Bullock, J., & Son, Moseley 
 
 Burton, C., Ash Rd., Saltley 
 
 Butler, W. & F., 1 Devonshire Rd., 
 Handsworth Wood 
 
 Castle, J., 164 Broad St. 
 
 Chaffer, W. H., 10 Mary St. 
 
 Channing, W. C., Grosvenor Rd., 
 Handsworth 
 
 Clarke, G. B., 163 Dudley Rd. 
 
 H., Alum Rock Rd., 
 Saltley 
 
 Cole, T. A., & Son, High St., Selly 
 Oak 
 
 Coton, W., 35 Havelock Rd., Saltley 
 
 Cowper, W., Brunswick Rd., Spark- 
 brook 
 
 Cragg, G. E., Selly Oak 
 
 Cunliffe, W., 39 Corporation St. 
 
 Currall, Lewis & Martin, Icknield 
 Port Rd. (Road, &c., Contractors) 
 
 Cutler, Jas., Ravenhurst Rd., Har- 
 borne 
 
 Danks, P., & Sons, 77 Ladywood Rd. 
 
 Danks, T., 87 Ladywood Rd. 
 
 Davies, A., 158 Soho Rd., Hands- 
 
 worth 
 
 Davis, F., College Rd., Moseley 
 
 Davis, G., & Son, Chester Rd., 
 Erdington, near 
 
 Doidge, T., 36 & 37 Ashted Row 
 
 Edmunds ,T., AlumRockRd.,Saltley 
 
 Elvins, T.,5 Naden Rd., Soho Hill 
 
 Evans, W. & J., 205 Highgate Rd. 
 
 Fenwick, R., Ltd., 40 William 
 Edward St. 
 
 Fletcher, J., 5 Inkerman St. 
 
 Fortey, F., Brighton Rd. 
 
 Freeman & Son, Lee Crescent 
 
 Garfield, E., 30 Birchfield Rd., Aston 
 
 Gazy, T., 35 Whittall St. 
 
 Gee, G., Herbert Rd., Handsworth 
 
 George, W., Ld., 163 Bristol St. 
 
 Gibbs, W. H., Alcester Rd., King’s 
 Heath 
 
 Giles, E., & Son, Cherrywood Rd., 
 Small Heath 
 
 Goff, A. H., 187 Mansel Rd., Small 
 Heath 
 
 Goodman, J., Station Rd., Harborne 
 
 Goodwin, G., 41-45 Green Lane 
 
 Gosling, L., 3Palmerston Rd.,Spark- 
 brook 
 
 Gowing & Ingram, 133 Belgrave Rd. 
 
 Grants’ Ltd. (see Advt.) 
 
 Gupwell, A. J., BullRing (Shopfront) 
 
 Hallgarth, T., Lawrence St. 
 
 Halward, W., & Sons, High Street, 
 Selly Oak 
 
 Harper, J. E., Lombard St. 
 
 Farris & Sheldon, Ltd., Stafford St. 
 (Shopfront) 
 
 Hill & Eggington, South Rd., Hock- 
 ley (Shopfront) 
 
 Hood & Hards, 20A Essex St. 
 
 - Hope, H., & Sons, Ltd., 55 Lionel 
 
 St.( Horticultural & Heating Engs.) 
 Hopkins, W., Thorp St. 
 Howard, A. C., Grove Rd., Sparkhill 
 
 GRANTS’ LTD., 
 
 Builders and . , 
 Builders’ Merchants, 
 STEAM JOINERY WORKS, 
 
 Cotteridge, Birmingham. 
 Telephone No. 6 K1xcs Norton. 
 
 Works executed ; 
 
 Development of Cotteridge Estate, 
 £171,000; Development of Grange 
 Estate, Kings Heath, £49,000: Shops 
 and Houses at Stirchley Street, near 
 Birmingham, £61,000; Villas at 
 Northfield, £7,000; Development of 
 Grant’s Estates, Bournville, nr. Bir- 
 mingham, £254,000; Development of 
 Selley Oak Estate, £71,200 ; Houses 
 for the Eadie Manufacturing Co., 
 Limited, Redditch, £16,000; Selly 
 Park and Pebble Mill Estates, Bir- 
 mingham, £405,000; Development 
 of Sir Joshua Mason’s Orphanage 
 Estate, Erdington, £146,400; 
 Stations, Kings Norton and Lifford, 
 Midland Railway Co. 
 
 Telegrams— Grants’, Cotteridge.” 
 
 Hughes & Collins, 54 Stratford Rd. 
 
 Hughes, T., & Son, Sparkhill 
 
 Humphreys, T., & Sons, Tennant St. 
 
 Jeffrey & Son, Forster St., Lawley St. 
 
 Jennings, A., Brunswick Rd., Balsall 
 Heath 
 
 Jevon Co., The, 49 Stafford St. 
 (Horticultural) 
 
 Johnson, T., 60 Great Brook St. 
 
 Jones, B. P. & Son, 217 Hunter’s 
 Rd., Handsworth 
 
 Jones, G. H., 138 Antrobus Rd., 
 Handsworth 
 
 Jones & Fowler, Snow Hill 
 
 Kemp, R., & Sons, 15 Arden Rd., 
 Birchfield 
 
 Lee, W., & Son, Avenue Rd., Aston 
 
 Long, A., Oakwood Rd., Sparkhill 
 
 Loud, T., & Son, Bournbrook 
 
 Ludlow, J., 34 Albion St. 
 
 Mackenzie & Lane, 59 & 61 Burling- 
 ton St., Aston 
 
 Miles & Skinner, Whitehead St., 
 Aston 
 
 Mills, T., & Son, 35 Leopold St. 
 Balsall Heath 
 
 Moffat, J., & Sons, South Rd., Camp 
 Hill 
 
 Moore, W. G., 174 Nechells Park Rd. 
 
 Morriss, G., 91 Gerrard St., Lozells 
 
 Nicholls, F., & Co., Villa St., Lozells 
 
 Painsly, J., & Sons, Ryland St. North 
 
 Pearce, A., 8 Victoria St., Small St. 
 
 Philp, A., Eddystone House, New 
 Dawlish Rd., Bournbrook 
 
 Pitts & Phillips, 25 Bristol Rd. 
 
 Pitts, H. J., 418 Moseley Rd. 
 
 Raby & Silitoe, Lower Dartmouth St. 
 
 Rice, F., 325 Albert Rd., Aston 
 (Shopfront) 
 
 Roberts, D., Grove Lane, Hands- 
 worth 
 
 Robinson, W., 73 Bath Row 
 
 Rowbotham, T., 560 Coventry Rd. 
 Small Heath 
 
 Rushton, A., 91 Bankes Rd., Small 
 Heath 
 
 Sapcote, W., & Sons, 87 Camden St. 
 
 Seamark, W. S., 144 Gt. Lister St. 
 
 Smith Bros., 265 Stratford Rd. 
 
 Smith, E., Great Charles St. 
 
 Smith, J., & Sons, 220 St. Vincent St. 
 
 Smith, T., 21 Charlotte St. 
 
 Smith, T. A., 308 Alcester Rd. 
 
 Squires, G., Chester Rd., Erdington 
 
 Stafford, —., 217 Bloomsbury St. 
 
 Stone, W. J., Clevedon Rd., Balsall 
 Heath 
 
 Stopher, G. T., 
 King’s Heath 
 
 Street, W., & Sons, 184 Bristol St. 
 
 Stretton, W. H., 86 Vyse St., Hockley 
 
 Surman, S., & Son, 241 & 242 
 Great Colmore St. 
 
 Surman, T., & Co., 140 Suffolk St. 
 
 Taylor, A., Malmesbury Rd., Small 
 Heath. 
 
 Teall, A. J., Thimble Mill Lane. 
 
 Thompson, E. H., r10 Bradford St. 
 
 Trentham, G., 38 John Bright St. 
 (Roads) 
 
 Turton, J. A., 1, 2 &3 Wheeleys Rd. 
 
 Twigg, G., 7 Theodore St. 
 
 Webb, G., Soho Hill 
 
 Webb, J., 116 Villa Rd., Handsworth 
 
 Institute Rd., 
 
W arwickshire—continued. 
 
 BUILDERS VAND*~ CONTRACTORS. 
 
 | 
 
 407 
 
 Webb, W. & J., 256 Great King St. 
 
 Weldon, H.,Norwich Union Chmbrs., 
 Chamberlain Square 
 
 Whelan, C., Durham Rd., Sparkhill 
 
 Whitehouse, B., & Sons, Park House 
 Works, Monument Rd. 
 
 Whittall, W. J., & Son, 83 Lan- 
 caster St. 
 
 Williams, C. S., 291 Rotton Park Rd. 
 
 Williams, J. E., 163 Victoria Rd., 
 
 Aston 
 Williams, T. & H., Bolton Rd., 
 Small Heath . 
 Winter & Lyne, Alcester Rd., 
 Moseley | 
 
 Woodward & Mills, Cox St. West, 
 Balsall Heath 
 Wright & Holmes, Moseley Rd. 
 
 CLAVERDON, Warwick. 
 Enston, Geo. 
 
 COVENTRY. 
 Beacham, A., jun., Allesley, near | 
 Broad, E., Foleshill Rd. 
 Bromley, W. J., Holyhead Rd. 
 Cave, A., 44 Much Park St. 
 Chapman, J., jun., Queen Victoria 
 Rd. 
 Coventry Bldrs.,Ld., Springfield Rd. 
 Garlick, C., Exors. of, 140 Far 
 Gosford St. 
 Gray, C., 1 Stockton Rd. | 
 Hallam & Co., New St. | 
 Hancox & Co., Northumberland Rd. 
 Haywood, C., jun., 23 Gosford St. 
 Hill, C. Gray, Godiva St. 
 Isaac, J., & Sons, Foleshill Rd. 
 Kelley & Son, Little Heath, Foleshill 
 Luck, C., Earlsdon 
 McCarthy & Co., 2 Well St. 
 Orr Bros., Cross Rd., Edgwick 
 Stidworthy, A., Lincoln St. 
 Watts, W., Bridge House, Foleshill. 
 Wincott, A. A., Foleshill Rd. 
 -Worwood, J., 116 Much Park St. 
 Wootton, R., White St. 
 
 DUNCHURCH, Rugby. 
 Bracebridge, G. 
 
 EDGBASTON, see Birmingham. 
 ERDINGTON, see Birmingham. 
 FOLESHILL, see Coventry. 
 
 GAYDON, Warwick. 
 Fleming, T. 
 
 HAMPTON-IN-ARDEN, Birming~ 
 
 Ed. SMITH & SON, 
 
 BUILDERS, 
 
 KENILWORTH. 
 
 Established over 60 Years. 
 
 Telephone: 23. 
 Telegrams : Smith’s, Kenilworth. 
 
 Works executed: 
 
 Many New Residences and en- 
 largements to others. 
 
 Public Buildings, First Class 
 Cottages, Lodges, Water Works, 
 and all in connection with the Build- 
 ing trade. 
 
 Works under Messrs. T. R. Dean 
 and Son, Dublin. 
 
 Works under Messrs. 
 Steane, Harry Quick, Esq., Messrs 
 Harrison & Hattrell, Thos. Tickner, 
 Esq., the late E. J. Purnell, Esq., 
 Architects of Coventry. 
 
 Works under De Lacy Aherne, 
 Esq., Messrs. Crouch & Butler, 
 Messrs. Mansell & Mansell, Messrs. 
 Martin and Chamberlain, J. Chat- 
 win, Esq., 5. N. Cooke, Esq,, Archi- 
 tects of Birmingham. 
 
 Works under Messrs. Fogerty and 
 Parnell, Bournemouth. 
 
 Works under H. M. Fletcher, Esq., 
 London. 
 
 Works under E. H. Martineau, 
 Esq., London. 
 
 Works under the late J. Cundall, 
 Esq., F. G. Cundall, Esq., Fredk. 
 Foster, Esq., Leamington. 
 
 Works under C. M. C. Armstrong, 
 Esq., EF. P. Trepess, Esq., Fo H. 
 Moore, Esq., Architects of Warwick. 
 
 Works under Messrs. Naylor and 
 Sale, Derby, and many others. 
 
 Goes iis | 
 
 ham. 
 Candey, J. & S., Eastcote 
 
 HENLE Y-IN-ARDEN, Birmingham 
 Coppage, W. 
 Lord, J. W. 
 KENILW ORTH. 
 Lawrence, W. H., Mill End 
 Lee, E., Priory Rd. 
 Robbins, T., Park Rd. 
 Smith, E., & Son (see Advt.) 
 
 KNOWLE, Birmingham. 
 Corbett, W., & Son 
 
 LEAMINGTON. 
 Bailey, T., 29 Clarendon Avenue 
 Bowen, R., Tavistock St. 
 Pratt, T., 34 Clarendon St. 
 Smith, G. F., & Sons (see Advt.) 
 Thomas, D., 1 Chapel St. 
 
 MARTON, Rugby. 
 Whitehead, F. 
 
 NAPTON-ON-THE-HILL. 
 Ralphs, W. H. 
 Tewkesbury, R. J. 
 
 NUNEATON. 
 Simpson, J., Manor Court Rd. 
 Smith, T., 64 Coton Rd. 
 Smith, T., Wheat St. 
 Streather, C. W., Princes St. 
 Wincott, T., Church St. 
 
 ROWINGTON. 
 Merriman, T. 
 
 Sly, W. 
 
 RUGBY. 
 Cleaver, R., Manor Rd. 
 Foster & Dicksee 
 Harris, A., Dunchurch Rd. 
 Hollowell, J., Clifton Rd. 
 Hopkins & Son, Barby, near 
 Linnell & Son 
 Over, W. H., Little Church St. | 
 Parnell, J., & Son (see Advt.) | 
 Winn & Sons, Oxford St. 
 Young, J., Oxford St. 
 
 SHIRLEY, Birmingham. 
 Bragg T., & Sons, Stratford Rd. 
 
 SOLIHULL, Birmingham. 
 Bragg Bros., Drury Lane 
 
 G. F. SMITH & SONS, 
 
 BUILDERS, 
 CONTRACTORS, 
 and BRICKMAKERS, 
 
 LEAMINGTON. 
 
 Works executed include— 
 St. Mark’s Church and Vicarage, 
 
 | Milverton; G. Gilbert Scott, M.A., 
 
 Archt. Restoration of St. Mary’s 
 Church, Warwick; W. Butterfield, 
 Esq., Archt. Recent Restoration at 
 this Church; J. A. Chatwin, Esq., 
 
 Archt. Holy Innocents’ Church, 
 South Norwood; Additions Sst. 
 Nicholas Church, Chislehurst; 
 
 Messrs. Bodley & Garner, Archts. 
 Alterations and oak seating, Holy 
 Trinity Church, Stratford-on-Avon ; 
 G. F. Bodley, Esq., A.R.A., Archt, 
 
 Additions, All Saints’ Church, 
 Leamington; Sir A. Blomfield 
 and Sons, Archts. Additions, 
 
 Warwick County Asylum; Edward 
 Mansell, Esq., Archt. Covered 
 Reservoirs for the City of Coventry ; 
 Messrs. T. and C. Hawkesley, 
 Engineers. Additions, Leamington 
 Brewery; Messrs. Scamell and 
 Colyer, Archts. Additions Bud- 
 brooke Barracks, Warwick. 
 
 Fairfield, T. W., Drury Lane 
 Thompson, T. & W., Poplar Rd. 
 SOUTHAM, Rugby. 
 Watson, F. G., Coventry St. 
 STOKE, Coventry. 
 Burton & Creave 
 Ellsworth, J., Shakespeare St. 
 STRATFORD-ON-AV ON. 
 Callaway, E., Chapel St. (Painter) 
 Cox, J.,6 Rother St. 
 Fincher, J. G., Ely St. 
 Harris, J. & Son, Evesham Place 
 Kennard, E. T., Gt. William St. 
 Price & Sons, 1 Holtom St. 
 Roberts, J., 2 Mulberry St. 
 Ward, J. H., & Co., Sheep St. 
 Whateley, G. & Sons, Rother St. 
 
 Warwickshire 
 continued. 
 
 J, PARNELL & SON, 
 
 Builders & Contractors, 
 RUGBY. 
 
 W orks executed inciude— 
 
 St. Paul’s Schools, Hammersmith ; 
 School Buildings, Reading; Large 
 Mansions and Stables at various 
 places; A. Waterhouse, Esq., R.A., 
 Architect. | 
 
 Keble College and Chapel, Oxford ; 
 
 Gymnasium, Bath, and Art Museum; 
 St. Andrew’s Parish Church, Rugby; 
 W. Butterfield, Esq., Architect. 
 Mansfield College and Chapel, 
 Oxford; Basil Champneys, Esq., 
 Architect. | 
 
 Oxford; Messrs. 
 Elgood, Architects. 
 
 Municipal Buildings, Oxford; H. 
 T. Hare, Esq., F.R.I.B.A. 
 
 ham School, Library, &.; T. G. 
 Jackson, Ksq., R.A., Architect. 
 St. Marie’sChapel&College Build- 
 Railway Stations, &c., 
 eaton, Llandudno, &c.; London and 
 North Western Railway Company. 
 Mansions and Stables at Winslow, 
 Bicester, &c.; 
 Oxford, Architect. 
 Mansion, Motcombe, for 
 
 & Peto, Architects. 
 
 ton House, Loughborough ; Messrs. 
 Goodacre, Leicester, Architects. 
 Mansion, Ashorne Hill,near Leam- 
 ington ; Chapel and New Buildings 
 Hawkesyard Priory ; 
 Esq., Architect. 
 Mansion, Hartbury, near Glouces- 
 
 Mansion, &c., Ashton Wold, for 
 Hon. N. Chas. Rothschild; W- 
 Huckvale, Esq., Architect. 
 
 Macdonald, Architects. 
 Extension Berkshire Asylum, 
 G. T. Hine, Esq., Architect. 
 
 other Buildings, for 
 Scott, under Clyde Young, Esq., of 
 London. 
 
 Sir George Cooper, under Messrs. 
 Mackenzie & Son, of Aberdeen and 
 London. 
 
 Lytchett Manor, for Sir Elliott y 
 
 Lees, Bart., under W. D. Caroe, 
 Exsq., of London. 
 
 Alderbury Mansion, for Lord 
 Radnor, under Gambier Parry, Esq., 
 of London. 
 
 Cransford Hall, Suffolk, for T. P. 
 Borrett, Esq., under the same 
 Architect? 
 
 Cowley Manor, Gloucester, for Jas. 
 Horlick, Esq., Extensive Additions 
 and Alterations, under R. A. Briggs, 
 Esq., of London. 
 
 Ashby St. Ledgers, for Honour- 
 able Ivor Guest, Extensive Addi- 
 tions, under BE. L. Lutyen, Esq., of 
 London. 
 
 Bilton Grange, Master’s House, 
 Alterations to School Boarding 
 House, with Dormitories and Class 
 Rooms. Malvern, Alterations and 
 Additions to Roslin House. (All 
 three Works under Messrs. Henman 
 & Cooper, Birmingham. ) 
 
 Pinner, Commercial Travellers’ 
 Schools, Large Recreation Room and 
 Class Rooms, under H. O. Cresswell, 
 Esq., London. 
 
 Wood Green Church, under E. 
 Goldie, Esq., of London. 
 
 Chandler’s Ford Church, under 
 G. F. Bodley, Esq., R.A., London. 
 
 AEE ES EEE eR 
 
 STUDLEY, 8.0. (Redditch). 
 
 Lamb, J., Alcester Rd. 
 Young, H., Mapplebro’ Green 
 
 School Buildings and Chapel,Rugby; t 
 
 Manchester College and Chapel, § 
 Worthington & f 
 
 CollegeBuildings,Oxford; Upping- 
 
 ings, Rugby ; B. Whelan, Esq.,Archt. i 
 Rugby, 
 Stafford, Crewe, Holyhead, Nun- } 
 
 H. Tollit, Esq., @ 
 
 Lord 
 Stalbridge; Messrs. Ernest Geoige § 
 
 . Warwickshire 
 
 continued. 
 
 SUTTON COLDFIELD. 
 3ird, J., Station St. 
 Blackband, T., Jockey Rd. 
 Hardy & Mander, Holland St.,Maney 
 James, W. H., 44 High St. 
 Moorhouse, J. E. & Sons, Wylde Gn. 
 Squires, C., Chester Rd. 
 Stephens, G. T., Western Rd., 
 Wylde Green 
 Turville, J., & Sons, Lichfield Rd. 
 Williams, H., Queen St. 
 TAGHBROOK, Leamington. 
 Commander, G. 
 TVBURN, Erdington. 
 Langley, Isaac 
 WARWICK. 
 Cashmore, J. H., Chapel St. 
 Cashmore, T., St. Nicholas Ch. St. 
 Chaplin, A. & J., 52 Smith St. 
 Talliss, E., 13 West St. 
 WELLESBOURNE. 
 
 Hirons, J. 
 
 WOOTTEN WAWEN. 
 Smallwood, J., & Co. 
 
 Westmore- 
 land. 
 
 AMBLESIDE. 
 Backhouse, F. & A. (Masons) 
 Cousins, T., North Rd., (Plasterer) 
 Dixon, W.,LakeRd. (Carpenter, &c. 
 Huddlestone, A. (R.P.). Compston 
 
 Caldecott Hall, Nuneaton ; What- § 
 E. Goldie, | 
 ter; E.Guy Dawber, Esq. Architect. § 
 Stoatley Hall; Messrs. Read and y 
 Westbury Manor, Mansion and 
 
 Sir Samuel § 
 
 Hursley Park, Mansion, &c., for § 
 
 ARTHUR JACKSON, | 
 
 Builder, Contractor, & Quarry 
 Proprietor, 
 AMBLESIDE. 
 
 Works executed tnclude— 
 
 Grizedale Hall,Lancs., for Harold 
 Brocklebank, Esq.; Messrs. 
 Walker, Carter & Walker, of 
 Windermere; and A. P. Fry, 
 Esq., of Liverpool, Archts. 
 
 New Vestry, St. Mary’s, Amble- 
 side; Messrs. Paley, Austin & 
 Paley, Archts., Lancaster. 
 
 New Mansion, Skelwith Fold, 
 Ambleside, for Stephen A. 
 Marshall, Esq.; Messrs. W. C. 
 Marshall & Vickers, Archts., 28 
 Bedford Square, London. 
 
 Mansion, Hammerbank, Winder- 
 mere, for Hubert Contts, Esq., 
 R. Knill Freeman, Esq., Archt., 
 Bolton, Lancs. 
 
 New Residence (Nab Wood), 
 Bowness on Windermere, for 
 G.AshbyPritt, Esq. ; Messrs. Wool- 
 fall & Eccles, Archts., Liverpool. 
 
 New Mansion, Brockhole, Win- 
 dermere, for W. Gaddum, Esq.; 
 Messrs. T. H. Mawson & D 
 Gibson, Archts., Windermere. 
 
 Windermere Hall, Storrs, for 
 Edward Holt,Esq.,; M.H. Baillie- 
 Scott, Esq., Architect, Douglas, 
 Isle of Man. 
 
 Alterations and Additions, Hol- 
 beck, Windermere, for Robert 
 J. Clegg, Esq.; Messrs. Bradshaw 
 & Gass, Archts., Bolton, Lancs. 
 
 Alterations & Additions, Ibbots- 
 holme, Windermere, for James 
 Wrigley, Esq.; Joseph Bintley, 
 Esq., Archt., Kendal. 
 
 Mackereth, R., Kelsick Rd. (Joiner 
 
 Newall, T. (Carpenter & Joiner) 
 
 Newton, T. (f£xors. of), Waller and 
 Mason) 
 
 Stalker, W., & Son, North Rd. 
 (Carpenters & Joiners) ° 
 
 Vitey, Rk. (Plumber & Painter) 
 
 BEETHAM, Milnthorpe, 
 Stephenson, W. (Joiner) 
 
 GRASMERE. 
 
 Hodgson, J. C. 
 Wilson, E. (Joiner) 
 Wilson, J 
 
 Wilson, T. (Joiner) 
 
: BUILDERS 
 
 KENDAL. 
 Anderson,R., Stricklandgate (Plstr.) 
 Airey, L. & Co. (R.P.), 39 Stramon- 
 
 gate 
 Allan,J.. Wildman St.(Carpentr.,&c.) 
 Benson, N., Lowther St. (Joiner) 
 Collett, H., Sandes Avenue, (Cptr.) 
 Davis, B., Highgate (Plasterer) 
 Dixon & Son, Highgate (Masons) 
 Dixon, R., Fellside (Mason) 
 Dixon, W., & Sons, Fellside (Masons) 
 Dobson, T., Arnside. 
 Downhan, S.,Gillingate(Mason,&c.) 
 Hayes & Parkinson, 9 Captain French 
 Lane (Carpenters and Joiners). 
 Hine, J. & Sons, Highgate (Painter) 
 Hine, J., Tower Bldgs., Lowther St., 
 (Mason and Slater) 
 Hine, T., & Son, Serpentine Terrace, 
 (Masons) 
 Howie, J. W., Gillingate (Mason) 
 Hubbard, E., New Bank Yd., (Plbr.) 
 Hutchinson, W., Highgate (Joiner) 
 Jackson, W., &Co., Highgate (Plbr). 
 Lyon, G., & Son, 45 Highgate (Pain- 
 ter, &c.) 
 Martindale, G. F., Entry Lane (Jnr.) 
 Nelson Bros., Entry Lane (Car- 
 penters and Joiners) 
 Park, T. & S., Stricklandgate (Jur.) 
 Parsons, W. (R.P.), 43 Highgate 
 Pennington, R. T., Stricklandgate 
 (Mason) 
 Simpson, J., Bonded Warehouses. 
 Steele, J., & Co., Highgate (Plstrs.) 
 Tanner, P., Highgate (Plumber) 
 Wileman, T., Highgate (Painter) 
 Woodburn & Storey, Low Fell Side 
 (Plasterers) 
 
 Westmoreland—continued. 
 
 =< = 
 
 KIRKEBY LONSDALE. 
 Bayliff, W., New Rd. (Mason) 
 Dean, J., Bective Rd. 
 
 Newsholme & Winder, Ingleton 
 
 KIRKBY STEPHEN. 
 Brockbank, J. (Mason) 
 
 Jackson, W. (Joiner) 
 MILNTHORPE. 
 Hodgson & Nelson (Msns. & Sltrs.) 
 
 Scott, C., Church St. (Mason) 
 Semple, G., Park Rd. (Plumber) 
 Thompson, J. (Plumber) 
 Wilson, T. & W. (Joiners) 
 OLD HUTTON, Kendal. 
 Fawcett, J. W. (Mason) 
 Nelson, A., Junr. (Joiner) 
 
 STAVELEY, Kendal. 
 
 Storey, Bros. (Masons) 
 WINDERMERE. 
 Atkinson, T. & M., Crescent Rd. 
 (Wallers & Slaters) 
 Atkinson, W. (Waller & Slater) 
 Benson, T. J. (& Joiner) 
 Bousfield, H., Lake Rd. (Plumber) 
 Braithwaite, J., Broad St. (Waller 
 & Slater) 
 Cousins, T. H. (Plasterer) 
 Croft, J. G. (Painter) 
 Edmondson, J., Bowness (Joiner) 
 Fleming & Son, Bowness (Wallers) 
 Longmire, J. B. (Joiner) 
 Moore, J., & Sons (Painters) 
 Musgrave, P. (Plumber) 
 Pattinson,G.H., Elim Grove( Waller, 
 Mason, & Slater) 
 Pattinson, J. A. (Plumber) 
 Russell, T., Bowness (Plumber) 
 Thompson, G., Bowness (Joiner) 
 
 Wiltshire. 
 
 ALDBOURN, S.O. 
 Lawrence & Sons 
 Moulding, J. 
 
 AMESBURY, Salisbury. 
 Cole, W. Q. 
 
 AVEBURY, Calne. 
 Shipway, J. 
 
 BRADFORD-ON-AVON. 
 Beaven & Son, Mason’s Hill 
 Knight, J., Trowbridge Rd. 
 Long A. W., Newtown 
 Long, J., 38 Frome Rd. 
 Mayell, A., Bartindale 
 Self, W., 6 Newtown 
 Taylor, J., Junction Rd. 
 Turner, J., 4 New Rd. 
 
 BROMHAM, Chippenham. 
 Webb, W. 
 
 BURBAGE, Marlborough. 
 Bailey, H. 
 
 CALNE. 
 Beazley, W., Wood St. 
 Blackford, H., Shelburne Rd. 
 
 CHIPPENHAM. 
 Downing & Rudman, Old Rd. 
 Light, W., & Son, & Co., New Rd. 
 Salway, G. S., River St. 
 
 Smith, ]., New Rd. 
 Swayne, T., Causeway 
 
 DEVIZES. 
 Ash, H., Northgate St. 
 Chivers, J., Sidmouth St. 
 Chivers, W. E., 29 Sheep St. 
 Rendell, F., & Sons, St. John St. 
 
 DOWNTON. 
 Bailey, J., Radnor House 
 
 HAIGH WORTH. 
 Chick, Carden & Co.. Ltd., Market 
 Square. 
 
 LACOCK, Chippenham. 
 sank ,F. 
 
 ZIMPLEYSTOKE, UPPER,nr.Bath. 
 New, 
 
 MALMESBURY. 
 Wilkins, H., Lower High St. 
 
 MARKET LAVINGTON. 
 Hopkins, W. 
 MARLBOROUGH. 
 Bailey, G. 
 Hillier, B. (see Advt.) 
 Piper, W. E., The Parade 
 Stiles, R., The Green 
 
 AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 Benjamin fiillier, 
 Builder & Contractor, 
 HIGH ST., MARLBOROUGH. 
 
 Works executed tnclude— 
 
 Entrance Lodge and Gates, 
 Marlborough College. G. E. 
 Street, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Upcot House, Marlborough. R. 
 Norman Shaw, Esq., Archt. 
 
 Science Rooms and Physical 
 Laboratories, Marlborough 
 College. C. E. Ponting, Esq., 
 F.S.A,, Archt. 
 
 Domestic Offices, Marlborough 
 College, Messrs. Bodley & Garner 
 and C. E. Ponting, F.S.A., Joint 
 Archts. 
 
 Summerfield House, Marlboro’. 
 
 Racquet Courts, Marlborough 
 College. 
 
 Town Hall, Marlborough. C. E. 
 Ponting, Esq., F.S.A., Archt. 
 
 And various other works. 
 
 MELKSHAM. 
 Bigwood & Co. 
 Davis, G., & Sons, Church Walk 
 
 PURTON. 
 Barns, J., Crickdale Rd. 
 
 RAMSBURY (Hungerford). 
 Alexander, H. N., High St. 
 
 SALISBURY. 
 Billett & Musselwhite, 151 Castle St., 
 Day, W. & G.S, Milford Hill. 
 Dawkins,T., Barford St.Martin, near 
 Harris Bros., St. Paul’s Rd. 
 Kite, H. J., Exors of, Wilton Rd., 
 Fisherton. 
 Pearce, E., & Sons, High St. 
 Roles, W. & Son, Green Croft St. 
 Vincent & Folland, Charles St. 
 Fisherton. 
 Williams, R. R., 8:1 Brown St. 
 Witt, E., 155 Fisherton St. 
 Wort & Way, Castle St. 
 
 Young, W. J.& C.S., 76 Gigant St. 
 
 STANTON ST. QUINTON, 
 Chippenham. 
 Downing, J. 
 
 STRATTON ST. MARGARET, 
 Swindon. 
 
 Looker, H., Swindon Rd. 
 
 SWINDON 
 
 Colborne, A. J. 
 Colborne, T., Drove Rd. 
 Cook, H. C., Devizes Rd. 
 Grainger, W., Manchester Rd. 
 Lay, J., Hythe Rd. 
 Leighfield, R. J., Witney St. 
 Norman, J. G., Victoria Rd. 
 Panting, J., Lethbridge Rd. 
 Ponting, J., Milton Rd. 
 Spackman, H. & C., Victoria Rd. 
 Tarrant, J. W. C., Newport St. 
 Tydeman, Bros., Edgware,Rd. 
 Webb, J., Station Rd. 
 
 TROWBRIDGE. 
 Linzey, E., The Halve 
 Moore, G., Church St. 
 
 Wiltshire—continued. 
 
 WARMINSTER. 
 
 Butcher, R., & Son, George St. 
 Curtis, F. & Son, Portway 
 Franklin, H., Silver St. 
 
 Parsons, B., & Sons, Weymouth St. 
 Pearce, J., Corsley Heath 
 
 Ponton, A. L., Emwell St. 
 
 WESTBURY. 
 Burgess Bros., Station Rd. 
 Parsons Bros., Station Rd. 
 
 WOOTTON BASSETT. 
 Lansdown, T., High St. 
 
 WROUGHTON, Swindon. 
 Cowley, E. 
 
 Worcestershire. 
 
 ACOOK’S GREEN (near 
 Birmingham). 
 Bridges, S. 
 Price, T., & Son, Broad Lane 
 Williams & Boddy, Station Rd. 
 
 ALV ECHURCH, 8.0. 
 Furber, T., Redditch Rd. 
 
 ASTWOOD BANK, Redditch. 
 
 Harris & Wright 
 Huxley, G., Evesham Rd. 
 
 BARNT GREEN, 8.0. 
 Edwards, H. 
 Wood, W. T., The Leys, Rednall 
 BROMSGROVE. 
 Brazier, J. & A., Worcester St. 
 Cook, T. 
 Giles, A., Stourbridge St. 
 Grey, T. & E., Hanover St. 
 Tilt, J. 
 Weaver, W., Central Joinery Works 
 BROUGHTON, Pershore. 
 Panter, D., & Sons 
 
 CRABB’S OROSS, Redditch. 
 Crawford, W. 
 DROITWICH. 
 Small Bros., Ombersley St. 
 
 DUDLEY. 
 Cockin, J., & Son, Old Hill, near 
 Colcott, J., King Edmund St. 
 Crump, A. J., Aston Rd. 
 Deeley, W., Netherton, near 
 Golding, H., & Son, Netherton, near 
 Hadley, E., & Sons, Old Hill, near 
 (Iron Church and House) 
 Holland, J., Brooke St. 
 qakeren & Round, Mafeking St. 
 ove & Flint, 43 Cross St. 
 Oakley & Coulson, Stafford St. 
 Round, M., New St. 
 Seckerson, J. W., Buffery Road 
 Webb Sidney, Porter St. 
 Willetts, W., Old Hill, near 
 
 EVESHAM. 
 Cliff, A. & Co., Merstow Place 
 
 Telegrams :—EsPirys, EVESHAM. 
 Telephone:—Nartionau 52. 
 
 ESPLEY& COMPANY ; 
 
 LIMITED, 
 Builders and 
 Contractors, 
 
 EVESHAM. 
 
 Established nearly half acentury 
 Registered Offices :— 
 77 HIGH STREET. 
 
 Works have recently been executed 
 under the following Architects :— 
 
 C. BR. Ashbee, Esq., E. Guy 
 Dawber, Esq., Richard Creed, Esq., 
 G. H. Hunt, Esq., E. J. May, Esq., 
 A. N. Prentice, Esq., and C. Ford 
 Whitcombe, Esq., London. Fredk. 
 Foster, Esq., Coventry and Leaming- 
 ton. Messrs. A. B. Rowe & Son, 
 Worcester. Messrs. Lewis Sheppard 
 and Son, Worcester. Messrs. Yeates 
 and Jones, Worcester. 
 Speciality—Restoration of Old 
 
 Country Mansions. 
 
 Gardner, F. W., Port St. 
 HALESOWEN. 
 Roberts & Hipkiss 
 HARTLEBURY. 
 Cook & Son 
 
 HEADLESS CROSS. 
 Davis, G. W., Evesham Rd. 
 Rollins, A. E., Birchfield Rd. 
 INKBERROW. 
 
 Barley, R., Little Inkberrow 
 Careless, F. 
 KIDDERMINSTER. 
 Harris, E., Crane St. 
 Howard & Sons, 34 Church St. 
 Smith, H., Worcester Cross 
 Thompson, R., Park Lane 
 Walker, C., Park Lane - 
 Wridgway, W. H., Woodfield St. 
 KING’S NORTON. 
 Hundy, C., Station Rd. 
 
 KNIGHTON-ON-TEME, Tenbury. 
 
 Hill, T. 
 LANGLEY. 
 Beach, J. T., Mill Lane 
 Jackson, W., Barr St. 
 MALVERN. 
 Allen, A., E., Queen’s Rd., Malvern 
 Link 
 
 Baker, F. F., North Malvern 
 
 THOMAS BROAD, Lid., 
 
 Builders and Decorators, 
 Sanitary Engineers, and 
 Steam Joinery Manufacturers, &c. 
 
 Graham Works, MALVERN. 
 
 Contractors by Appointment to 
 HLM. Office of Works. 
 
 Additions to Mansion, New 
 Stables, Model Farm, Fire- 
 mains and appliances, Electric 
 Lifts, &c., at Market Drayton ; 
 Fred. C. Lynde, Esq., C.E., Archt. 
 and Eng., Manchester ; £50,000. 
 
 Restoration of Malvern Abbey ; 
 F. G. Jackson, Esq., R.A., Archt. ; 
 
 £4,500. 
 
 Lloyds’ New Bank, Malvern; T. 
 J. Cuatwin, Esq., Archt.; £7,000. 
 
 Restoration of Mathon Church ; 
 G. H. Frxttowrs Prynne, Esq., 
 F.R.1.B.A., Archt. 
 
 Houses for SirJ. C. Holder, Bart; 
 Wm. Henman, Esq., F.R.I.B.A., 
 Archt.; £12,000. 
 
 Exchange Buildings, Malvern; 
 Apert Baker, Esq., Archt. ; 
 £10,000. 
 
 New Stables, Billiard Rooms, 
 Stables, Drainage, &c., for F. 
 W. G. Greswolde-Williams, 
 Esq. ; £21,000. 
 
 New Gymnasium, Fives Courts, 
 and Racquet Courts for Mal- 
 vern College Council; Messrs. 
 Heyman & Coorzr, F.R.I.B.A., 
 Archts. ; £12,000. 
 
 New Catholic Church, Gt. Mal- 
 vern; Messrs. Puain & Puain, 
 Archts. 
 
 Victoria Memorial Hall, Great 
 Malvern; E. BE. Batpwiny, Esq. 
 Archt. : 
 
 Agent’s House and Stabling fo: 
 the Right Hon. the Ear 
 Beauchamp; Messrs. C. Hratu- 
 corr & Sons, Archts. Manchester 
 
 ENTE LSE 
 
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 Worcestershire—continued. 
 
 Davis, C., Malvern Link 
 
 Hayes, W., & Son, Worcester Rd. 
 Holloway, A., Malvern Wells 
 rei W., The Wyche 
 
 McCann, T., Malvern Link 
 Porter, W., Wells Rd. 
 
 Wilesmith, M., Malvern Link 
 
 NORTHFIELD. 
 Hinks, J., Bristol Rd. 
 Mathews, R., Cofton Common 
 Pegram, C., Bristol Rd. 
 
 OLDBURY. 
 Bagnall, T., & Sons, Portway Rd. 
 Harper, H., Birmingham Rd. 
 Wortley, J., Birmingham St 
 
 OMBERSLEY. 
 Brown, E. 
 
 PERSHORE. 
 Coombe, J., High St. 
 Nicholas Bros. 
 Nicholas, W., 27 Bridge St. 
 Smith, J. W., Priest Lane 
 
 REDDITCH. 
 Avery, A. G., Evesham St. 
 Edkins, W. H., & Son, Alcester St. 
 Holloway, H., 7 Wellington St. 
 Huins, C. G., & Sons, Ipsley St. 
 Huins, G., & Sons, Lodge Rd. 
 Newbold, F., Hill’s Yard 
 Surman, H., Oswald St. 
 Yeomans, T., Ipsley St. 
 SHIPSTON-ON-STOUR. 
 Adams, G. E. 
 Hartwell, T. 
 ‘Ward, B. 
 SPETOCHLEY. 
 Day, H., Kingston, near 
 _ STOURBRIDGE. 
 Bayliss, W., Belbroughton, near 
 
 Freeman, C., Belbroughton, near 
 Griffiths, C., Valley Rd., Lye 
 Guest, A. H., Wollaston 
 
 Guest, J., & Son, Amblecote 
 Mason, T. J., 27 New Rd. 
 Simmonds, A., Pargeter St. 
 Young, W., South Avenue 
 
 STOURPORT. 
 Hodges & Co., York St. 
 Shepherd, J., & Son, 40 High St. 
 Vale, T., & Sons, Ltd. 
 
 TENBURY. 
 Howells, W., Worcester Rd. 
 Hewitt, H., Cross St. 
 
 UPTON-ON-SEV ERN, Worcester. 
 White, R., Old St. 
 
 W OLV ERLEY. 
 Smith, H. 
 
 WORCESTER. 
 Andrews, J., Friar St. 
 Bromage & Evans, London Rd. 
 Hunt, W. W., bridge St. 
 Kendrick, J., Lowesmore 
 Lampitt, J., Wyldes Lane 
 Phelps & Johnson, Little London 
 Probert, H. J., 12 Tything 
 Stokes Bros., Tybridge St. 
 Watts & Co., Lowesmoor 
 Wells, G., Foregate St. 
 Wilkes, R., Banbourne 
 Wood, J., & Sons 
 
 WRIBBENHALL, Bewdley. 
 Parton, W. 
 
 WYTHALL, Redditch. 
 Johnson, C., & Son 
 
 Yorkshire. 
 
 ABERFORD, Leeds. 
 Heaton, H. 
 
 ACKWORTH, near Pontefract. 
 Dixon, M. 
 ACOMB, near York. 
 Braithwaite, J. 
 Hudson, W. 
 
 ADDINGHAN. 
 Emmott, J. & B. 
 
 ALLERTON, Bradford. 
 Cockcroft, S. (Painter) 
 Cockcroft & Jarratt (Plumbers) 
 Drake, H. & G. (Plasterers) 
 Drake, P. (Mason) 
 Foster, J. (Joiner) 
 Graham & Hanson (Masons) 
 Hanson, J., Prescot Ter. (Painter) 
 Noble, J., & Son (Painters) 
 Ross, S., Sandy Lane (Mason) 
 
 ALMONDBURY, Huddersfield. 
 Capper & Sons 
 
 ALOFTS, Normanton. 
 Bramhan, J. 
 
 ANSTON, SOUTH. 
 Kirkby, J. 
 ; ARDSLEY. 
 Bairstow, J., West Ardsley (Mason) 
 Bullock, J. T., East Ardsley (Mason) 
 Furness Bros. 
 
 AYTON, Great, 8.0. 
 Raine, J. 
 
 BAILDON, Shipley. 
 Dyson, J. (Plumber) 
 akeman, —, (Tiler, &c.) 
 obinson, J., & Co. (Joiners) 
 Taylor & Ellis (Masons) 
 Wilks, J., & Son (Plasterers) 
 
 BARNOLDSWIOK, Colne. 
 Barrett, P., Well House Rd. 
 Shaw & Sons, Park Rd. 
 
 Smith, E., Well House Rd. 
 
 BARNSLEY. 
 Ashworth, E., Park Rd. (Joiner) 
 Ashworth, H., Back Queen St. 
 (Plumber) 
 Atkinson, Bros., Grafton St. (Joiner) 
 Beaumont Bros., ShamblesSt.(Pntrs) 
 Beaumont, W., 30 May Day Green 
 (Painter) 
 Broley, E., Park Rd. (Plumber) 
 Brown, A., Regent St. (Plumber) 
 Burnett, G., & Sons, Cheapside 
 (Painters) 
 
 Burrows, G. H., Park Rd. (Mason) 
 
 Chambers, A., Wilby Lane (Joiner) 
 
 Cornes, J. P., Doncaster Rd. 
 
 Dalby, P.,4 RoseburyTer., Brinckman 
 St. (Mason) 
 
 Dawber, Townsley, & Co., Ltd., 
 Eastgate (Slaters) 
 Denison, B., Regent St., South 
 
 (Plumber) 
 Dransfield, W., Dodworth Rd. (Plbr.) 
 Dryden, C.,Doncaster Rd.(Plasterer) 
 Dunk, W., Huddersfield Rd. (Mason) 
 Dwight, B., Town End (Painter) 
 Dyson, W., Kingstone Place (Joiner) 
 England, W. G. & L., Summer Lane 
 Saw Mills (Joiners) 
 Fleming, E., Eastgate (Slater) 
 Fletcher, E. R., Church St. (Painter) 
 Goodyear, W., & Son, Beechfield 
 (Joiners) 
 Haigh, G., 7 Harbro’ Hills (Mason) 
 Hall, J., Stairfoot, near (Joiner) 
 Hey & Pashley, Dodworth Rd. (Jnrs.) 
 Higham & Sons, Doncaster Rd. 
 (Masons) 
 Hood, J., Park Rd. (Aspbalter) 
 Hutchinson Bros.& Co.,Ltd.(R.P.’s), 
 Sackville Street (and Glaziers) 
 Lawton, C., Park Rd. (Mason) 
 Lindley, T., Park Grove (Plasterer) 
 Medley, H., 30 Princess St. (Mason) 
 Mellor,G. H.,Measboro’ Dyke(Msn.) 
 Newton, T., Church St. (Carpenter) 
 Owram, A., Doncaster Rd. (Mason) 
 Plastow, G., & Son, Swift St. 
 Potter, J. & C. D., 15 Longman Rd. 
 (Masons) 
 Robinson, W., & Son, Doncaster Rd. 
 (Masons, Joiners and Slaters) 
 Rogers, F. W., Church St. (Plumber) 
 Ruffles, R., Doncaster Rd. (Mason) 
 Rushforth, S., & Son, Eldon St. 
 (Plumber) 
 Rymer, G., Summer Lane (Mason) 
 Sharpe, J. R., Rymer’s Yd., Sheffield 
 Rd. (Plumber) 
 Shaw, J., 25 Park Rd. (Plasterer) 
 Smith, J., Newton St. (Carpenter) 
 Smith,R.,Race Common Rd.( Joiner) 
 Smith, W. Sheffield Rd. (Painter) 
 Snowdon, J.,& Son(R.P.s)Market St. 
 Squire, C. W., Park Rd. (Mason) 
 Squire, S., & Son, 221 Sheffield Rd. 
 (Masons) 
 Stephenson & Son, Peel St. (Painters) 
 Tasker, J., Western St. (Plumber) 
 Taylor, E.R.,173 oncasterRd.( Msn.) 
 Tuyloc, f.,522fisid Rd. (Mason) 
 
 409 
 
 Yorkshire—continued. 
 
 Taylor, J. K., & Son, Doncaster Rd. 
 (Masons) 
 
 Thornley, J., Shambles St. (Joiner) 
 Tock, G., Fitzwilliam St. (Mason) 
 Turton & Field, Stairfoot,nr.(Masons) 
 Turton Bros. Pontefract Rd.(Joiners) 
 Walker, B. F., 5 Spencer St. (Joiner) 
 Walker,S.,Race Common Rd.(Msn.) 
 Watling, J., Eastgate (Joiner) 
 
 Wilcock,T., Pitt St. West (Plasterer) 
 
 BATLEY. 
 
 Bagshaw, J., & Sons, Ld. (Ironfndrs.) 
 Baines, S., & Sons, Dark La. (Msns.) 
 Banks, J., Talbot St.(Carpenter) 
 Beckwith, W. (Painter) 
 Brook, H., Bradford Rd. (& Joiner) 
 Crawshaw, S., 39 Field Lane (Plastr.) 
 Crosland, H. & Sons, Healey Lane 
 Exley, W. T., 39 Wellington St. 
 (Plumber and Glazier) 
 Field, E. C. (Joiner) 
 Firth, J. (R.P.), Providence St. 
 Fox, S., New St. (Joiner) 
 Goodall Bros., Russell St. 
 Mason) 
 Greenwood, J., Union St. (Plasterer) 
 Hepworth,G.F.,13 Stralan St. (Msn.) 
 Hepworth, J.D.,Bradford Rd.( Msn.) 
 Hustwit, J. T., Up. Taylor St. (Plbr.) 
 Illingworth, C., White Lee (Joiner) 
 Illingworth, T., White Lee (Joiner) 
 Jeffery & Peace (Joiners) 
 Jessop, G. W. (R.P.), 7 Cross Bank 
 Kaye & Scates, Old Mill Lane(Jnrs.) 
 Lambert, T., Station Rd. (Painter) 
 Lockwood, W. (Plasterer) 
 Mann, S., Dark Lane (Joiner) 
 Milnes, E. (Painter) 
 Molineux & Ramm, Beck Lane, 
 Carlinghow (Painters, etc.) 
 
 (and 
 
 Mortimer, G. & J., Carlinghow 
 (Mason) 
 
 Mortimer, T., rx North-Bank Rd. 
 (Mason) 
 
 North, W., Hanover St. (& Joiner) 
 
 Parr, J. H. (Painter) 
 
 Thompson, W. H., Bradford Rd 
 (Slater) 
 
 Tomlinson, G. & Son (Painters) 
 
 Tomlinson, T., & Co., 93 Commercial 
 St. (Painters and Decorators) 
 
 Walker, W. (R.P.), 26 Peel St. 
 
 Walshaw & Wood (R.P.), 195 Com- 
 mercial St. 
 
 BATLEY CARR. 
 
 Brooke, J., Upper Rd. (Joiner) 
 Fothergill & Schofield, Warwick Rd. 
 
 (and Joiners) 
 Hirst, F., Upper Rd. (Plumber) 
 Kershaw, C., Town St. (Painter) 
 Kitson, G., David Lane (Mason) 
 Lodge, J., Warwick Rd. (Painter) 
 Lyles & Son, David Lane (Joiners) 
 Waller, S. (R.P.), Upper Rd. 
 
 BEDALE, 
 Chandler, T., Tanfield (and Joiner) 
 BEEFORD, Hull. 
 Hall, J. 
 BEIGHTON, Rotherham. 
 Staveley, T. 
 BENTHAM, Lancaster. 
 Burrow, J. & T. 
 Cumberland & Holmes 
 Greenep, W., (R.P.) 
 BENTLEY, near Doncaster. 
 Johnson, W. 
 BEVERLEY. 
 
 Burton Bros., Toll Gavel (Painters) 
 Campey Bros., Butcher Row (Pntrs.) 
 Constable, J., Newbegin (all trades) 
 Elwell, J. E., & Son, North Bar St. 
 
 (Joiners and Carvers) 
 Foley, J. R., Toll Gavel (Joiner) 
 Harrison, W.L., Toll Gavel (Plmbr.) 
 Pape, G., & Sons, Walker Gate (all 
 
 trades) 
 Pape, R., Toll Gavel (Mason) 
 Ramshaw, E., Wednesday Market 
 
 (Plumber) 
 Sykes, T., Wood Lane (Bricklayer) 
 
 BINGLEY. 
 
 Atkinson, W.R. & R., Bradford Rd. 
 (Joiners &c.) 
 Brown, J., & Son, Mornington Rd. 
 Foulds, Bros., Ireland Br. (Masons) 
 Foulds, T., Ferrand St. 
 Johnson, E., Johnson St. (Mason) 
 Spurr, H. (Plasterer) 
 Thornton, W., Bromley Rd. (Slater) 
 Town, S., Park Rd. (Mason) 
 Whitley, W., Park Rd. (Joiner) 
 Walton, W. H., & E., Ashfield Ter. 
 Wood, R., Charles St. 
 BIRDWELL, Barnsley. 
 
 Robinson, F. G. (Mason) 
 
 BIRKBY, Huddersjield. 
 Clark, J. B. (Joiner) 
 BIRSTALL, near Leeds. 
 Akeroyd, J., & Sons, Leeds Rd. 
 (Masons, Carpenters, and Joiners) 
 Crossley & Sons (Plasterers) 
 Farrar, B., Brownhill (Mason) 
 Farrar, J., Brownhill (Mason) 
 Firth, J. F. (R.P.), Huddersfield Rd. 
 Foster, —, High St. (Plumber) 
 Hopkinson, A., Jackson St. (Carptr.) 
 Leadbeater, B. (Plasterer) 
 Nelson, I., Gelderd Rd. (Mason) 
 Missey, —, High St. (Plumber) 
 Willans, M., & Son,High St.(Joiners) 
 Yates, A. (Mason) 
 Yates, H. (Carpenter and Joiner) 
 BISHOPSTHORPE, York. 
 Horner, R., & Son 
 BOLTON-UPON-DEARNE. 
 Adams, E. (Joiner) 
 Bradley, G. (Painter) 
 Dickinson, J. (Mason) 
 Horn, G. (Joiner) 
 
 BOROUGHBRIDGE, 
 Waddington, J., Kirby Hall 
 BRADFORD. 
 
 Anderson, J., Naylor’s Yard, Sun- 
 bridge (Heating Engineer) 
 
 Atkins, G.,81ManninghamLa.(Decr.) 
 
 Barker, A., Neal St. (Plasterer) 
 
 Barrand, W., Woodville Ter.(Roads) 
 
 Barrett, H. & Sons, 37 Thornton Rd. 
 (Constl. Steel Works) 
 
 Bassett, A., 76 City Rd. (Painter) 
 
 Bates, J. & W., 827 Manchester Rd. 
 (Plasterers) 
 
 Billington, T., Green Lane, Man- 
 ningham (Plasterer) 
 
 Binns, W. M., 3 Vaughan St., West- 
 gate (Joiner) 
 
 Blythe, W.,-Simes St. (Lead Glazier) 
 
 Bogg, W. G., Church St., Man- 
 ningham (Joiner) 
 
 Bolton, T., 78 Tudor St. (Plasterer) 
 
 Booth C., & Son, Lidget Green, Gt. 
 Horton 
 
 Booth, M.,& Sons, Fox Brow, Clayton 
 
 Booth, O., & Son, Bartle Lane,Great 
 Horton (Masons) 
 
 Bradley, —, Infirmary St. (Plasterer) 
 
 Briggs Bros., Lumb Lane Saw Mill 
 
 Briggs, E. & B., Low Moor, near 
 (Painters and Decorators) 
 
 Brown, T., Leamington St., Man- 
 
 ningham 
 
 Broxup, A., & Son, Cross St., Great 
 Horton 
 
 Bywater Bros., Low Moor, near 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 Clapham, J. H. (R.P.), 314 Bowling 
 Old Lane 
 
 Coates, J., Vignola St., Laisterdyke 
 
 Cordingley, T., & Sons, Thorncliffe 
 Rd. (Asphalters & Concreters) 
 
 Crabtree & Thornton, Havelock St., 
 Great Horton 
 
 Dale, W., Cordingley St., Otley 
 Rd. (Mason) 
 
 Dawson,R.F.,&Son,NobleSt.(Msns.) 
 
 Day, G., 87 Grange Rd. 
 
 Daykin, W., 14 Valley Par. (Mason) 
 
 Demain,G.,&Son, St. Jude’sP1.(Jnrs.) 
 
 Denison & Breaks, Ltd., Preston St. 
 (Ironfounders) 
 
 Dewhirst, R. H., Vaughan St. 
 (Whitesmith) 
 
 Dixon, B., & Co., 15 Chester St. 
 (Plasterers) 
 
 Dobson, J. (R.P.), 40 Church St., 
 Manningham 
 
 Farnish, W., 6 Booth St. (Mason & 
 Bricklayer) 
 
 Fearnley, E., & Sons, Trafalgar St. 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Fortune, J., Adolphus St. (Joiner) 
 
 Foster, J., 120 St. Leonards Rd., 
 Girlington (Mason) 
 
 Gladstone, J., Neal St. (Joiner) 
 
 Grew, J., Fountain St., Manningham 
 (Painter) 
 
 Haigh & Slater,Field Head Bldgs., 
 Lister Hills Rd. (Plumbers) 
 
 Haley, E. & W. H., Lister Hills 
 Foundry (Ironfounders) 
 
 Hallam & Holgate, 48 Manningham 
 Lane (Plumbers) 
 
 Hammond, J., & Sons, Four Lane 
 Ends 
 
 Hardy, S. (R.P.), 75 Roundhill St., 
 Little Horton 
 
 Hargreaves, W. H., 12 Peckover St. 
 
 Harland, J. E. (R.P.), Morley St. 
 
 Harland, E., & Sons, 26 Manor Row 
 (Joiners, Plumbers, & Decorators) 
 
 Hartley, C. V., 61 Manningham 
 Lane (Painter) 
 
410 
 
 BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 Yorkshire—continued. 
 
 Hewitt, T. H., Morley St. (Painter) 
 
 Higginbotham, F. W., Undercliffe 
 Lane (Plumber and Painter) 
 
 Hill, T., & Sons (R.P.), Lumb Lane 
 
 Hill & Nelson, Edmund St. (Slaters) 
 
 Hird, W., & Son, 172 Manningham 
 Lane (Painters) 
 
 Hirst, D., Low Moor, near (Mason) 
 
 Hobson, J., Cornwall Rd., Manning- 
 ham (Painter, &c.) 
 
 Hodgson, E. & S.(R.P.), 43 Lister- 
 hills Rd. 
 
 Hodgson, H.(R.P), Leeds Rd. 
 
 Holroyd, W. H., 50 Holme Top 
 Lane, Horton (Mason) 
 
 Holdsworth, J. W., & Co., Salt St., 
 Manningham (and Joiners) 
 
 Howroyd, C., & Son, 85 Sterling St. 
 (Plasterers) 
 
 Howroyd, C. (R.P.), 5 Clarence St. 
 
 Hullah, G., Wapping Rd. 
 
 Illingworth, T. & Son, 55 Brunswick 
 
 Place (Marble Masons) 
 Jackson Bros., Garfield Avenue, 
 Manningham (Joiners) 
 ackson, S., 23 Hall Lane (Joiner) 
 pon Worthington St.,City Rd. 
 Kellett, W., Fitzwilliam St. (Jnr.) 
 Lawson, J. H., 252 Gt. Horton Rd. 
 (Painter) 
 Lazenby, 
 (Glazier) 
 Lister, S., Leeds Rd. (Ironfounder) 
 Lupton,S.,& Sons,31 John St.(Pntrs.) 
 Lynn, J., 56 Manningham La, (Pntr.) 
 Macdonald, D. G., & Son, Ambler 
 St. (Joiners) 
 Marsland, J.,257WakefieldRd.(Pntr.) 
 Mears, T., Wade St. (Heatg. Engr.) 
 Morrell, L., & Sons, 76 Manningham 
 Lane (Decorators) 
 Moulson, J., & Son, Ld.,86 Bower St. 
 (Masons and Joiners) 
 Nelson, T., & Son, 7 Springfield Pl., 
 Manningham Lane (Slaters) 
 Newell, W., Infirmary St. (Joiner) 
 Nunwick, T. & Sons,12 Valley Parade 
 (Plumbers &c.) 
 Obank, T., & Sons, Thackley 
 Oddy,S.,& Son,55 Market St. (Pntrs.) 
 
 Peel, H., Dudley Hill Rd. 
 
 Perry, T. (R.P.), Great Horton Rd. 
 
 Pickering, W.. Garnett St. (& joiner) 
 
 Pickles, T., Dudley Hill (Plasterer) 
 
 Powell, B., & Son, Lister Hills Rd. 
 (Plumbers and Painters) 
 
 Pratt,C., & Sons, N. Parade (Dectrs.) 
 
 Raper, R., Dudley Hill (Joiner) 
 
 Roberts & Co. Ltd., Cutler Heights 
 Lane (Ironfounders) 
 
 Scarr, J.,350 Gt. Horton Rd. (Plmbr.) 
 
 Schofield, J., 1234 Leeds Rd. (Joiner) 
 
 Shackleton, A., 34 Kingswood St., 
 Gt. Horton (Joiner) 
 
 Shackleton, T., & Co.,CutlerHeights 
 
 Shaw, E., & Son, North Parade 
 (Shop Fitters) 
 
 Shepley, P. (R.P.), 10 Lumb Lane 
 
 Shuttleworth, C., & Co., 354 Man- 
 chester Rd. (Painters & Plasterers) 
 
 Slater, W., Low Moor, near (Slater) 
 
 Small, W., Rushton Rd., Thornbury 
 
 Smethurst, W., 205 High St., Great 
 Horton (Mason) 
 
 W., & Son, Northgate 
 
 NATIONAL TELEPHONE—1803 & 18034 
 
 JAMES SMITHIES, 
 
 CONTRACTOR FOR SLATING, 
 Bradford & Brighouse. 
 
 Works executed tnclude— 
 Midland Railway Company’s Goods 
 Warehouses and Stations, Bradford, 
 Manningham, Bingley, Keighley, 
 Ilkley, Bolton Abbey, Skipton, and 
 Lancaster. 
 
 Public Buildings, Glossop. 
 
 Church, Whaley Bridge. 
 
 Church and Schools, Moss Side, 
 Manchester. 
 
 Welburn Hall, Kirby Moorside. 
 
 Church, Bolton Percy, York. 
 
 Central Stores, Brighouse. 
 
 Fire Station, Elland. 
 
 Residence, New Mills, Derbyshire, 
 Stockfield Park, Wetherby, and 
 several other works in different parts 
 of the Country. 
 
 Speciality :— Yorkshire Stone 
 Slating. Quotations for Slate, de- 
 livered or fixed in any part of the 
 country. List of Buildings given. 
 Telegrams—Smiruigs, Gr. Horton. 
 
 Stanley, W., 38 Jesmond Av. (Mason) 
 Stow, J., Ltd., Otley Rd. (Joiners) 
 Sugden, J. W. & G., Bertram Rd., 
 Manningham (Plasterers) 
 Sutcliffe, T., 71 Northgate (Plumber) 
 
 Taylor, J., Park Rd. (Joiner, &c.) 
 
 Taylor, T., & Son, Salem St. (Joiner) 
 
 Theobould, J., 930 Wakefield Rd. 
 (Plasterer) 
 
 Thompson, Bros., Ward St., Great 
 Horton (Joiners) 
 
 Thornton & Crebbin, Hammerton St. 
 (Ironfounders) 
 
 Thornton, J.,2 Daisy Terrace, Great 
 Horton 
 
 Throp, J., Southfield Lane, Great 
 Horton (Plasterer) 
 
 Toothill & Balmforth, Spicer St. 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Townend, R., Croft St. (Plumber) 
 
 Townson, W., Holme Top St., Man- 
 chester Rd. (Painter) 
 
 Twivy, T., 7 Tennyson Pl., Otley Rd. 
 (and Joiner) 
 
 Varley, C., 7 Girlington Rd. (Plstr.) 
 
 Walker (R.P.) & Pitchers, 4 North- 
 
 gate 
 Wallace, J.,Baptist Place,Westgate 
 (Painter) 
 Walton, J., Edmund St. 
 Waterhouse, H., & Sons, Tong St., 
 Dudley Hill (Carpenters & Joiners) 
 Wear, F., & Son, Burnett Avenue 
 West Bros., Girlington (Joiners) 
 Wilkinson & Dawson, Bowland St. 
 (Joiners) 
 Wilkinson & Kellett, 62 Copley St., 
 Little Horton (Joiners) 
 Wray, S., & Co., John St. (Masons) 
 
 BRAMLEY, near Leeds. 
 Appleyard Bros. 
 Haley, W. W. 
 Lambert, A. 
 Thorpe, R., 9 Hough Grove 
 Trickett, J., & Son (Joiners) 
 
 BRANDESBURTON, Hull. 
 Bielby, E. (Bricklayer) 
 Metcalf, H. (Joiner) 
 BRIDLINGTON. 
 Bailey, R., & Sons, Victoria Rd. 
 Booth, A. A., Tennyson Avenue 
 Dawber & Sons, Ltd., West End 
 Harbour (Slaters) 
 Dodgson, W., Cardigan Rd. (Slater) 
 Earnshaw, A., Trinity Rd. (Mason) 
 Gardam, A., Marshall Avenue 
 Garland, J., Chapel St. (Painter) 
 Gray, T., Quay Rd. 
 Hoggard, W., Nelson St. 
 Hudson, J. H., Princess St. 
 Jarvis, G., Quay Rd. (Plumber) 
 Knaggs, G., Manor St. (Painter) 
 Kneeshaw, F., Richmond St 
 Marsh,E.W.,Hilderthorpe Rd.(Plbr.) 
 Musk, R., The Pavilion 
 Postill, F., Park Avenue (Joiner) 
 Preston, G. R., Flamboro Rd. (Msn.) 
 Sampson & Siddall, Marshall Av. 
 Sawdon, J., Quay Rd. 
 Sawdon, G. W., West St. (Painter) 
 Siddall, T., Windsor Cres. (Painter) 
 Smallwood & Shaw, Marshall Av. 
 Spink, T., Richmond St. 
 Stork, J. R., Station Rd. 
 Storr, W. A., King St. 
 Walker, W. A., Hilderthorpe Rd. 
 (Plumber) 
 Walkington, F., Tennyson Avenue 
 Wilson, E., & Co., Hilderthorpe Rd. 
 (Joiners) 
 Yeoman, E. E., St. John’s Avenue 
 
 BRIGHOUSE. 
 Barraclough, H., & W., Clifton Rd. 
 (Roads) 
 Barraclough, F., Garden Rd. (Joiner) 
 Barraclough, J., Owler Ings (Plastr.) 
 Beckwith Bros., Mill Lane (Elec.) 
 Bottomley & Holmes, Rastrick(Mns.) 
 Bottomley, J.; Rastrick (Mason) 
 Bottomley, T., Railway Saw Mills 
 (Joiner) 
 Briggs, J. (Mason) Marion St. 
 Broughton, H., & Co., Mill Lane 
 (lronfounders) 
 Candellatt, C., Briggate (Plumber) 
 Castle & Co., Owler Ings(Plasterers) 
 Cocksedge, L., Lightcliffe Rd. (Msn.) 
 Cross, J., & Son, Garden Rd. (Mns.) 
 Crossley, W., Bryn Terrace, South 
 Home Lane 
 Fearnley Bros., Clifton Common 
 (Masons) 
 Firth, A., Spring St. (Plasterer) 
 Gledhill, B., Lane Head (Plasterer) 
 Halliwell, W., Wakefield Road (Jnr.) 
 Helliwell & Co., Birds Royd (Patent 
 Glaziers) 
 
 Yorkshire—continued. 
 
 Heponstall, C., 3 Dale St. (Plstr.) 
 Hirst, H., Bradford Rd. (Painter) 
 Hirst, T. A., Owler Ings (Joiner) 
 Jowett, W., Owler Ings (Roads) 
 Kilburn, J., Huddersfield Rd. (Plmr.) 
 Lawson, J., & Sons, (R.P.) Com- 
 mercial St. 
 Marshall & Co., 6 Laverock Lane 
 (Masons) 
 Marshall, A., Rastrick (Painter) 
 Morrell, J., Bridge End (Joiner) 
 Rayner, B., Rastrick (Joiner) 
 Smithies, J.,Clifton Common (Slater) 
 Sykes, B., & Sons, Park St. (Joiners) 
 Thornton, F., Hangram St. (Painter) 
 Tidswell, C., Rastrick (Mason) 
 Turner, J. W., Commercial St.(Pntr.) 
 Waddington, A.L.(R.P.),3 Briggate 
 Wright, C., Bradford Rd. (Painter) 
 
 BROMPTON, York. 
 
 Leaf Bros. 
 
 BROTTON. 
 Gladstone, M., Abbey St. 
 
 BROUGH. 
 Goodwill, T., South Cave ; 
 
 BURLEY-IN-WHARFEDALE 
 Leeds. 
 
 Mounsey, W., Peel Place 
 
 OALVERLEY, near Leeds. 
 Barker, J., & Son (Joiners) 
 Davison, W., Thornhill St. (Painter) 
 Elliott, A. (Plumber & Painter) 
 Firth, W., Chapel St. (Joiner) 
 Holgate, F. (Painter) 
 rae J., Back Lane (Plumber) 
 
 ennings, W. H., Carr Rd. (Mason) 
 
 CARLETON, Skipton. 
 Bradley, G. 
 
 CASTLEFORD. 
 Allison, W. P., CambridgeSt. (Slater) 
 Atkinson, S., Sagar St. 
 
 Bateson & Sons, Wood St.(Plumbers) 
 Beighton, F., Swanthorne La.(Plstr.) 
 Brook, J. H., 198 Glebe St. (Painter) 
 Craven, H., Perseverance Terrace 
 Evison, S., Pontefract Rd. (Slater) 
 Forster, J., North St. (Painter) 
 Gallagher Bros., Morrison St. 
 Gillatt, R., Perseverance St. (Joiner) 
 Hatton, C., The Mount 
 Holland, W., Carlton St. (Joiner) 
 Lockwood, Spencer, Louisa St. 
 
 (Plasterer) 
 Pennington, M. H., Bridge St. (Plbr.) 
 Ramskill, H., Pontefract Rd. 
 Rodgers, J. L., Albion St. (Drainer) 
 Sweeting, W., Bridge St. 
 Thompson, T., 4 Smawthorn Grove 
 Walker Bros., Charles St. 
 Walker, R., & Sons, Beancroft Rd. 
 Watson, T., ror Carlton St. (Painter) 
 Watson, M. H., Leake St. (Painter) 
 Whaley, J. H., & Son, 13 Bradley St. 
 
 (Carpenters and Joiners) 
 Wright, T. G., & Sons, Oxford St. 
 
 (Joiners) 
 
 CATTERICK, S.O. 
 Mackenzie, G., & Son 
 CAWOOD, Selby. 
 
 Acomb, T. (Plumber) 
 Elcock, T., Back Lane (Bricklayer) 
 Stronach, G. (and Joiner) 
 
 OHAPEL-ALLERTON, Leeds. 
 Bedford, J. E. & E. (R.P.) 
 Clarkson, B. 
 
 Richardson, J., 110 Harrogate Rd. 
 
 COHAPELTOWN, Shefiield. 
 Bool, F. & T. (Plumbers, &c.) 
 Hallam, A., Charlton Clough (Jnr.) 
 Marsden, R., Houseley 
 Mellor, G., Medomley (Joiner) 
 
 CHURWELL. 
 
 Wood, J., & Son 
 
 OLAYTON, Bradford. 
 Booth & Sons, Fox Brow (Masons) 
 Kershaw, C., Clayton Lane (Joiner) 
 Robinson, J, Maltkiln (Joiner) 
 Rushworth, I. 
 Ward, J., Bradford Rd. (Mason) 
 Wilman Bros., Green End PI. (Jnrs.) 
 
 OLAYTON, WEST, Huddersfield. 
 Hincliff, G., & Son 
 CLECK HEATON. 
 Bentley, H. H., Westgate (Plumber) 
 Broughton, R., Greenside (Plasterer) 
 Broughton, W., & Son, Brooke St. 
 (Plasterers) 
 Burnhill, J., Old Market Pl. (Painter) 
 Burnhill, J., & Sons, High St., 
 Moorend (Joiners) 
 Clapham & Walker, Bradford Rd. 
 (Painters) 
 Crossland & Mann, Wilby St. (Jnrs). 
 Crowther, H. S., Westgate (Pntrs.) 
 
 Drake,A. &Sons, Whitcliffe(Masons) 
 Greenwood, S., & Son, Pyenot Hall 
 Lane (Masons) 
 Haley, W. T. (R.P.), Cross Crown St. 
 Hirst, J., & Son, Moorend (Masons) 
 Nutter, E., Cheapside (Plumber) 
 Nutter,S.,& Son, Cheapside (Painter) 
 Peel, B., Mount St. (Painter) 
 Peel, J., Albion St. (Painter) 
 Ratcliffe, S., Bradford Rd.(Plumber) 
 Roberts, J., Westgate (Slater) 
 Robinson & Crowther, Whitcliffe Rd. 
 (Masons & Slaters) 
 Rodgers, R., Northgate (Joiner) 
 Sellers Bros., Bradford Rd. (Plstrs.)} 
 Smith, H., & Sons, Cheapside(Ptrs.) 
 Taylor, H., Bradford Rd. (Painter) 
 Taylor, J. W. (R.P.), Albion St. 
 OCLOUGHTON, York. 
 Atkinson, — 
 CONISBOROUGH, near Rotherham. 
 Downing, ]., Exors.of, Doncaster Rd. 
 Earnshaw Bros., Earnshaw Lane 
 Goodlad, W., High St. 
 Greathead, J. E., Park Rd. 
 Richardson, J., Dark Lane 
 Robinson Bros., Tickhill St., Denaby 
 Main 
 Savill, H., New Hill 
 Twiby, J., & Sons. Holy Well Rd. 
 
 COTTINGHAM, Hull. 
 Liversedge, F., King St. (Plasterer) 
 Wright, H., King St. (Joiner) 
 
 CRAMBE. 
 Nicholson, W. (Joiner) 
 
 CROSSHILLS, Keighley. 
 
 Barrett, J. (Mason) 
 Greenwood, J. (Plasterer) 
 Greenwood, J. (Joiner) 
 Petty, R., Sutton (Painter) 
 Smith, W., & Co. 
 Witham, S. (Mason) 
 
 CROSS ROADS, Keighley. 
 Brearley, J. (Plasterer) 
 Greenwood, J. (Mason) 
 
 CUDW ORTH, near Barnsley. 
 Allen, W. (Mason) 
 Binns, J. A. (Plumber) 
 Burton, W., Pontefract Rd. (Slater) 
 Ogley, G. (Mason) 
 Salmon & Co. (All Trades) 
 Seacroft & Son (Plasterers) 
 Straker, A. J. (Mason) 
 Sykes, J. P. W. (Painter) 
 
 CULLINGW ORTH, Bradford. 
 Ackyord, Bros., Halitax Rd. (Plbrs.) 
 Ellison, H., Main St. (Joiner) 
 Stubbs, J. H., Main St. (Plumber) 
 
 DARFIELD. 
 Gamwell, H., Bridge Quarry 
 DARNALL. 
 Whittingham, T., Station Rd. 
 DARTON, Barnsley. 
 Taylor, A. 
 DEEPOAR, Sheffield. 
 
 Brearley, D. (Mason) 
 
 DELPH, Oldham. 
 Winterbottom, P. (Mason) 
 
 DENBY DALE, Huddersjield. 
 Holmes, J. 
 
 DENHOLME, Bradford. 
 Bancroft, A., Main Rd. (Painter) 
 Moore, C., Station Rd. (Plumber) 
 Shaw, F., Stradmore Rd. (Plasterer) 
 
 DEWSBURY. 
 
 Armitage, S., & Sons Bradford Rd. 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Auty, J. (R.P.), West Town 
 
 Binns, J, Tweedale St.(Plasterer) 
 
 Blackburn, H., & Son, 6 Nelson St. 
 
 Bray, T., & Son, Wellington Rd. 
 (Painters) 
 
 Brear, T., & Son, Sharp St. (Slaters) 
 
 Broadbent, J. H., Vulcan Rd. (Plast.) 
 
 Clegg, W. H., Webster Hill (Joiner) 
 
 Coop, S., & Son, Anroyd (Masons) 
 
 Crabtree & Denton, Boothroyd Lane 
 (Masons) 
 
 Crossley, J. 
 (Mason) 
 
 Fawcett, G., Battye St. (Slater) 
 
 Fawcett, T.,& Son, Bond St.( Joiners) 
 
 Firth, J., Bunker Hill, Staincliffe 
 (Mason) 
 
 Hargreaves, G., Cliffe St. (Slater) 
 
 Hodgson, A. & F., Willans Rd. 
 (Plasterers) 
 
 Ineson, W., Ashworth Rd. (Painter) 
 
 Jackson, B., 56 Wellington Rd.(Ptr.) 
 
 Loach, W. W., 33 Willians Rd. 
 (Plumber) 
 
 Lockwood, J., Staincliffe (Plasterer) 
 
 Newsome, F, (R.P.), Union St. 
 
 Junr., Crackenedge 
 
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 411 
 
 Y orkshire—continued. 
 
 Oldroyd, E., Earlsheaton, nr. (Pntr.) 
 Porritt & Bray, WellingtonSt.(Pntrs. ) 
 Ramsden, N., Victoria Rd. (Painter) 
 Richardson, J., Eastboro’ (Plstr.) 
 Richardson, J., & Sons, Staincliffe 
 (and Joiners) 
 Rodden, W.N., Saville Town (Plbr.) 
 Scott, G., Earlsheaton, near (Mason) 
 Scott, J. & A. E., Earlsheaton, nr. 
 (Masons) 
 Scott, W., & Sons, Leeds Rd. (Msns.) 
 Shepley, J. (R.P.), Northgate 
 Smith & Co., 36 Northgate (Painters) 
 Spedding, T., Chickenley,nr.(Joiner) 
 TP HOMpeSn. W. R., Railway St. 
 (Slater) 
 Thornton, G., Cemetery Rd. (Joiner) 
 Thornton, J., 18 George St. (Joiner) 
 Wainwright, R., Earlsheaton, near 
 (Mason) 
 Whitehead, G., N. Park St. (Mason) 
 
 DOBCROSS, Oldham. 
 
 Hewkin Bros. 
 Whitehead, H. A. (Painter) 
 
 DONCASTER. 
 Anelay, W., 18 Silver St. 
 Arnold & Son, Printing Office St. 
 Beastall, F., 54 Cemetery Rd. 
 Beastall, S., & Son, North Union St. 
 Brewitt, T., 12 Cleveland St. 
 Burley, W., Whittaker St. 
 Burton & Jenkinson, 44 Apley Rd. 
 Carr, A., Victorian Crescent 
 Cawood, T., Bentley Rd. 
 Conway, R., Chequer Rd. (Plasterer) 
 Duckitt,T., 41 Beckett Rd., Wheatley 
 Fletcher, W., St. Sepulchre Gate 
 Flowitt, H., Nether Hall 
 Froggatt, T., 904 St. Sepulchre Gate 
 > Gill, D., & Son, 8 Nether Hall Rd. 
 Hague, G., Bennitthorpe 
 Hornsby, H. T., 19 Cleveland St. 
 Innocent, E., 124 Cleveland St. 
 eee W., 24 Printing Office St. 
 amb & Patrick, Beechfield Rd. 
 Liveridge, A., White Bear Yard, 
 Hall Gate 
 Moate & Sons, Cunningham Rd. 
 Moate, R., 54 Littlemoor Terrace 
 Mottram, G., 38 Queen’s Rd. 
 Mullins & Richardson, Shotton St. 
 Patrick, B. & Sons, 6 Low Rd., Balby 
 Patrick, G., 10 Chequer Rd. 
 Roberts, S., East Laith Gate 
 Salmon, W. H., Morley’sYard, 
 Fisher Gate 
 Sprakes, C., & Son, 37 E. Laith Gate 
 Stevenson, G., 2 Shotton St. 
 Stevenson, E. ,2 Shadyside, Hexthorpe 
 Vaux, H., 35 Cleveland St. 
 Waddington, A., St. John’s Rd., 
 Balby 
 Waddington, F., St. John’s Rd., 
 Balby 
 Waddington, L., Balby Rd. 
 Watson, W., 181 Bentinck St. 
 Wortley, B., 12 Nether Hall Rd. 
 Wortley, H., Robert’s Rd., Balby 
 Bridge 
 Wombwell, J. C., 117 Bentinck St. 
 DRIFFTELD. 
 Bishop, W. R., 43 Middle St. N. 
 Dry, C.W.,50 Middle St.N.(Bricklyr) 
 Gage, M., Bridge St. (Bricklayer) 
 Julian & Son, Queen St. (Joiners) 
 Leason, A., Middle St., Sth. (Brklr.) 
 Leason, W., & Son, Middle St. South 
 (Bricklayers) 
 Naylor, H., North St. (Joiner) 
 Rudd, T., George St. (Joiner) 
 Pape, R., & Son, Middle St. South 
 (Stonemasons) 
 Sellers, D. F. & Co. 90 Middle St. 
 South (Stonemasons) 
 Shepherdson, G., & Son, Ltd., 46 
 Middle St. 
 Thornton, F., George St. (Joiner) 
 
 EARRY, Colne. 
 Cowgill, W. (Mason) 
 EASTBURN, Keighley. 
 Atkinson, T. (Mason) 
 HAST KESWICK, Leeds. 
 Brelsford, R. 
 
 ECCLESFIELD, Sheffield. 
 Armitage, R., Ecclesfield Common 
 Calvert, G., Church Lane (Slater) 
 Pye; a. 
 
 ECOLESHILL, Bradford. 
 Bakes & Overend, Ashfield Place 
 
 (Joiners) 
 Close, J., 7 Land’s Lane (Joiner) 
 Hobson, S., & Son, Victoria Rd. 
 . (Masons) 
 Lee, M., Chapel St. (Plasterer) 
 Norton, T.,6 Stoney Lane (Plumber) 
 
 Scott, J. E., Manor Joinery Works 
 Thornton, T. & A., Norman Lane 
 (Slaters) 
 Totty, W., & Son, Undercliffe 
 Wild & Denison 
 ELLAND. 
 Crowther, J. E., Portland St. (Joiner) 
 Gledhill, P., & Sons 
 Hawkyard, F., 6 Timber St. (Joiner) 
 Hutchinson, C., Timber St. (Slater) 
 Mackrill, J. (Ironfounder) 
 Peel, J. D., Church St. (Plumber) 
 Readyhough, G, jun., Up. Langdale 
 St. (Mason) 
 Tattersall, T., & Sons (Ironfounders) 
 Wilson, J., Britannia Joinery Wks. 
 
 ELLOUGHTON, Brough. 
 Dorsey, J. 
 
 ESTON, via Middlesbrough. 
 Bearcroft, H., Old Eston 
 Paley, G. 
 Wilkinson, T., Gladstone St. 
 
 FARSLEY, Leeds. 
 Busfield, W. (Plasterer) 
 Pearson, E. (Plumber) 
 Robinson, J. H. (and Joiner) 
 
 FEATHERSTONE, Pontefract. 
 Sutton, A. 
 
 FERRIPY, 
 Kirby, R. 
 
 FEWSTON, Otley. 
 
 Patrick, T., & Sons 
 FILEY. 
 Barnes, S. E., Belle Vue St. (Plmr.) 
 Cambridge, G., Scarborough Rd.. 
 (Plumber) 
 
 Colley, B., Rutland St. (Bricklayer) 
 Cooper, T., 4 Crescent (Joiner) 
 Durant & Danby, Hope St.( Painters) 
 Fenby, T., Scarboro Rd. (Joiner) 
 Haxby, G., Rutland St. (Joiner) 
 Hill, C., Alma §q. (Joiner) 
 Lindley E. F., Hope St. (Plumber) 
 Rymer, J. P., Rutland St. (Painter) 
 Rymer,O.,15 The Crescent (Brcklyr.) 
 Sawdon Bros., W. Parade (Brcklyrs.) 
 Willis, H., 16 John St. (Painter) 
 
 FIRBECK. 
 
 NORTH, near Brough. 
 
 Hodkin, J. 
 FULFORD, York. 
 Hopkins, H. (Plumber) 
 Thorpe, R. 
 GARGRAVE. 
 Pickles, T. (Mason) 
 Roberts, F. (and Joiner) 
 Varley, J., High St. (Mason) 
 Ward, G., & Son 
 GILDERSOME. 
 Grayshon, J. 
 Holdsworth, G., & Son 
 GOLCAR. 
 Ainley, A., Golcar Edge (Painter) 
 Armitage, W., James St. (Plasterer) 
 Crowther, J., Wellhouse (Joiner) 
 Firth, Bros.. Station Ter ‘Masons 
 Garside, J., & Sons, Clay Well 
 Haigh, A. & T., Town End (Masons) 
 Haigh, D., &Sons, Wellhouse(Msns.) 
 Haigh, J., & Sons, Scarr Green 
 (Masons) 
 Lockwood, W., Townend (Joiner) 
 Shaw, D., Golcar Hill (Plasterer) 
 Taylor & Townend, Knowlkd.(Msns) 
 Walker, W., Knowl Rd. prea 
 Whiteley, J., James St. (Drainer 
 GOLDTHORPEH, near Rotherham. 
 Fletcher, T. & Son 
 Hamilton, S. (Joiner) 
 Leadley & Groves 
 GOOLE. 
 Cox, T., 16 Kingston St. 
 Featherstone, W.. Mariner St. 
 Fletcher, A., Bridge St. 
 Jackson & Dimberline, Estcourt Ter. 
 Kelsey, H., & Son, Burlington Cres. 
 Markham, J., Marshfield Rd. 
 Walker, J., Victoria St, 
 Webster, J., Mariner St. 
 GRANGETOWN, S8.O. 
 Fishwick, W., Whitworth Rd. 
 GRASSINGTON, Skipton. 
 Pletts, T. 
 
 GREASBOROUGH, Rotherham. 
 Cooper, A. (Stonemason) 
 Morley, F. (Joiner) 
 GREENFIELD, Oldham. 
 Bourne, J., & Co. 
 Bradbury, T., Parkfield House 
 Hewkin J., & Co. 
 GREENGATES, Bradford. 
 Elliott, A. (Plumber) 
 Ingle Bros. (Joiners) 
 Thornton, N. (Plumber & Painter) 
 
 Yorkshire—continued. 
 
 GREETLAND. 
 Drinkwater & Schofield (Masons) 
 Furniss, E., The Edge 
 
 GRENOSIDE, Sheffield. 
 Clithero, M., Hill Top 
 Dove, T. (Joiner) 
 Frost, F. (Slater) 
 Taylor, W. (Mason) 
 
 GUISBOROUGH. 
 Cruddas, E., & Sons 
 Heckle, W. (and Joiner) 
 Porteous, J. G. 
 
 GUISELEY. 
 
 Atkinson, J. J., Wells Rd. (Joiner) 
 Hobson, J., Victoria Rd. (Mason) 
 Jackson, R. L., The Green (Painter) 
 Lee, E., Oxford Rd. (Plumber) 
 Lockwood, J., Otley Rd. (Plumber) 
 Mounsey, S., & Sons, Oxford Rd. 
 
 (Masons) 
 Robinson, F., Victoria Rd. (Joiner) 
 Walsh Bros., Cassfield (Plasterer) 
 
 HAIGH, Barnsley. 
 Gordon & Wood (Masons) 
 
 HALIFAX. 
 
 Akroyd, J. S., Pellon Lane (Plmbr.) 
 
 Bancroft, H. & Sons, Hope St. (Jnrs.) 
 
 Bancroft, J., & Son, Winding Rd. 
 (Slaters and Plasterers) 
 
 Barker, F. D., King Cross (Joiner) 
 
 Barker, H., Pellon Lane (Plumber) 
 
 Barrett, S., & Sons, 6 Mount Pellon 
 (Plasterers and Slaters) 
 
 Bentley, T., & Sons, Parkinson Lane 
 (Masons) 
 
 Berry, J., Bank Fndry. (Ironfounder) 
 
 Binns, J., & Sons, 19 Commercial St. 
 (Painters and Decorators) 
 
 Bolton, Bros., (R.P.), 66 Gibbet St. 
 
 Boocock,T.,MarketSt(Plbr.& Glazr.) 
 
 Carr, T., 55 New Crown St. (Painter) 
 
 Charnock, J.,&SonsLtd., Pellon Lane 
 (Masons, Carpenters and Joiners) 
 
 Collins, J., Regent St. (Slater, &c.) 
 
 Crabtree, G., Lister Lane (Joiner) 
 
 Crossley & Radcliffe, 19 Birks Hall 
 Terrace 
 
 Dilworth, H., Akeds Rd. (Mason) 
 
 Earnshaw, S., 7 Ferguson St. (Joiner) 
 
 Fawley, G.,& Son, (R.P.), 3 Savile 
 Park St. (and Glaziers) 
 
 Fawthrop & Son, 65 Haley Hill 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 Fielding & Bottomley,S.Parade(Jnrs) 
 
 Firth, A., Hyde Park Rd.(Slater,&c.) 
 
 Firth, I.,&Sons, Booth Town(Masons) 
 
 Gaines, W., & Sons, 6 Stannary St. 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Gaines, W. H., Hanson Lane (Joiner) 
 
 Greenwood, F., & Son, Gibraltar 
 (and Joiners) 
 
 Greenwood, G., & Sons, New Bruns- 
 wick St. (Concreters) 
 
 Greenwood, S., Booth Town (Joiner) 
 
 Greenwood, W., & Sons, 250 Pellon 
 Lane (Masons) 
 
 Hargreaves, E., & Co., Water Lane 
 (Ironfounders) 
 
 Hirst, S., 34 Haley Hill (Joiner) 
 
 Holdsworth, J., Corporation St. 
 (Plumber and Glazier) 
 
 Holstead,A.,& Son, W.Parade(Jnrs). 
 
 Jenkinson, H., & Sons, 360 Queen’s 
 Rd. (Masons) 
 
 Longbottom, G. W., & Son, 19 Lord 
 St. (Painters & Decorators) 
 
 Lumb Bros., 7 Warley Rd., King 
 Cross (Slaters.) 
 
 Milligan, W., & Sons, 2 Hanson 
 Lane (Painters & Decorators) 
 
 Mitchell, T., Warley Town (Mason) 
 
 Moore, F., & Son,Claremount (Jnrs.) 
 
 Moss Bros., Commercial St. (Pntrs.) 
 
 Naylor, E., & Son, 150 Hopwood 
 Lane (Masons, &c.) 
 
 Naylor, H., Park Dene (Mason) 
 
 Naylor, J., & Son, Cheapside (Plbrs.) 
 
 Nettleship, J. H., 2 Boyne St (Plbr.) 
 
 Norvell, C. J., Bedford St. (Joiner) 
 
 Pollard, J. H., Carlton St. (Plbr.) 
 
 Ratcliffe, W., & Sons, Claremount 
 (& Joiners) 
 
 Raynor, G., Free School Lane( Msn.) 
 
 Riley, B., Lewis St. (Mason) 
 
 Roberts, J., Bell Hall (& Joiner) 
 
 Robinson, C., & Sons, 136 Gibbet St. 
 (Masons and Bricklayers) 
 
 Rushworth & Firth, New Bank 
 (Slaters and Plasterers) 
 
 Simpsons, T. & Sons, Silver St.(Ptrs. ) 
 
 Spencer, J.,&Sons, HaleyHill(Pntrs.) 
 
 Stafford, R. P. (R.P.), 11 King Cross 
 
 Summerscales, T. L., 98 Parkinson 
 Lane (Plumber & Glazier) 
 
 Sutcliffe, S., Queen’s Rd. (Joiner) 
 
 Taylor & Ingham, King Cross St., 
 (Painters) 
 
 Thompson, J., King Cross (Joiner) 
 
 Thompson,S. S., Lister Lane (Plbr.) 
 
 Wadsworth, S., & Sons, 17 Carlton 
 St. (and Joiners) 
 
 Ward, W./R.P.), 5 Victoria St., E. 
 
 Whatmough, J., Eldroth St., King 
 Cross (Mason) 
 
 Wilson, T., & Sons, 
 (Painters) 
 
 HALTON, Leeds. 
 Briggs, G. L., High St. (Bricklayer) 
 
 HANGING HEATON, Dewsbury. 
 
 Day, A. (Joiner) 
 Elliott, G. (Joiner) 
 Summerscales, F. (Plumber) 
 
 HARROGATE. 
 Abbott, H., Walker Rd. 
 Airton,R., 104 West End Av. (Mason) 
 Allen, C. (R.P.), Raglan St. 
 Allen, J. & Son, Mornington Ter., 
 Dragon Parade (& Joiner) 
 Annakin, R., 7 Dragon Avenue 
 Armitage, E., College Rd. (Painter) 
 Barker, W., Westminster Ter.( Joiner) 
 Baynes, J. & W., Station Par.(Sltrs.) 
 Bellerby, W.(R.P.), Robert St. 
 Bielby, R., Station Parade 
 Birkinshaw, W.R., Leadhall Lane 
 Braithwaite, H. & Co., Commercial 
 St. (Plumbers) 
 Broadbank & Sons,Chapel St.(Ptrs.) 
 Brown & Stables, Craven St.(Joiner) 
 Carrick, G. H., New Park (Joiner) 
 Carrick, L., 6 Cheltenham Rd.(Msn.) 
 Cartman, W. H. (R.P.), Cheltenham 
 Mount 
 Casey, P., Mount Parade (Painter) 
 Checkley, J., 30 Robert St. (Joiner) 
 Clapham& Taylor, MowbraySq.(Jnrs) 
 Croft, R., Commercial St. (Plbr.) 
 Dawson, H., 61 Dragon Av. 
 Dickenson, I., 9 Grove Rd. (Mason) 
 Dickinson & Metcalfe, HookstoneRd. 
 Duxbury, G., 12 Cheltenham Parade 
 (Painter) 
 Fawcett, A., 70 Mayfield Gr. (Plstr.) 
 Fortune & Calverley, 9 Dragon Rd. 
 (Plasterers) 
 Foster, C.,Prospect Place (Plumber) 
 Foster, K., 20 Mayfield Grove 
 Gray, A., 38 Unity Grove 
 Greetham, W., Franklin Rd. (Plbr.) 
 Harvey, F., 6 Cornwall Rd. (Joiner) 
 Holmes, H. A., St. James’ Park 
 Estate (Joiner) 
 Horner, J. H., Devonshire Pl. (Jnr.) 
 Ingleby, A. & W., Follifoot, near 
 Jackson, W.,& Sons, Dragon Parade 
 Jessop & Cosgrove, York Place, 
 Robert St. (Painters) 
 Johns, J., Regent Parade (Plumber) 
 Kershaw & Hill, Bilton 
 King, J., Chatsworth Place (Joiner) 
 Knowles, A., & Son, Chapel St. 
 (Painters) 
 
 Laycock, W., & Sons, Bilton Lane 
 (Plasterers) 
 Lawn & Toas, 
 (Painters) 
 Ledger,R.,Strawberry Dale Av.(Jnr.) 
 
 Light, J., Tower St. (Plumber) 
 Linskill, T., Regent Saw Mills 
 Lythe & Clarkson, Back Cheltenham 
 Mount (Painters) 
 Mansley, J. & Sons, High Level 
 Works (Joiners) 
 Nettleton, C. A., Balmoral House, 
 Bilton (Mason) 
 Nodding & Sons, Walker Rd.(Pntrs.) 
 Norman, W., Mount St. (Painter) 
 Parker Bros., 13 Water Lane(Masons 
 & Joiners) 
 Petty, J. R., Dragon Avenue (Pntr.) 
 Pickard, H. W., 127 Valley Drive 
 (Painter) 
 Rayner, T., 4: Franklin Rd. (Slater) 
 Richmond, W.,MayfieldGrove(Plmr.) 
 Rudd, J. W., Skipton Rd. (Joiner) 
 Scholes, C., Eldon House (Plumber) 
 Shepherd, J., 1 Dragon Av. (Slater) 
 Siddall, J., 178 Parkinson Lane 
 (Plumber) 
 Simms,J.W., Westmoreland St.(Ptr.) 
 Simpson, D., Clarence Drive 
 Simpson, J., & Sons, Albany Villas 
 Smith, A. F., 2, Harlow Yard( Joiner) 
 Stott & Alcock, Dragon Rd. (Jnrs.) 
 Thompson, G., Oatlands (Plumber) 
 Thornton, T., Nydd Vale Ter. (Msn). 
 Tomlinson, J.,6 Regent Parade(Plstr) 
 Topham Bros., Chapel St. (Painters) 
 Topham, W., 44 Walker Rd. (Joiner) 
 Tyson, J., Wedderburn Rd. (Plstr) 
 Wilcock, W., Church Sq. (Joiner) 
 Wood, C., Robert St. (Painter) 
 Wray, R., East Parade (Mason) 
 
 King Cross 
 
 Devonshire Place 
 
412 
 
 BUILDERS AND 
 
 CONTRACTORS. 
 
 Yorkshire—continued. 
 
 Wray, W., East Park Rd. 
 Wright, E., Crab Lane (Slater) 
 HAWORTH, Keighley. 
 Bottomley & Sunderland 
 Lambert, B. (Plumber) 
 Lambert, T., & Son (Plumbers) 
 Ratcliffe, R. 
 Wood & Thornton (Joiners) 
 
 HEBDEN BRIDGE. 
 Boocock, J., Commercial St. (Plbr.) 
 Greenwood, R., Hanging Royd(Jnrs) 
 Greenwood, G. H., & Co. (Joiners) 
 Greenwood, W., Market St. (Mason) 
 Haigh, ]., Commercial St. (Joiner) 
 Lord, J., Bridge Gate(Slater & Plstr.) 
 Mortimer, A., & Sons (Masons) 
 Sutcliffe, F., Market St.(Slater& Plstr) 
 Taylor, 8., 87 Market St. (Plumber) 
 Tucker, T., Market St. (Slater) 
 Uttley, T., Bridge Gate 
 Watson, O., Market St. (Mason) 
 Whitham, T., Heptonstall (Slater) 
 Wrigley & Sons, New Rd. (Slaters) 
 
 HECK MONDWIKE. 
 
 Allatt, J. B., Jeremy Lane (Mason) 
 Appleyard, C., Darley St. (Joiner) 
 Archer, F. (R.P.), High St. 
 Blackburn, B., Cemetery Rd. (Msn). 
 Cookson,H.,& Son, Unionkd (Plstr). 
 Dewhurst, T., Albion St. (Painter) 
 Gledhill, J. (R.P.), Greenside 
 Greenwood, J. B., High St. (Plastr.) 
 Mann, G., Battye St. (and Joiner) 
 Milnes, W. & T., Beck Lane Saw 
 Mills (Joiners) 
 Oldroyd, W. & H., Beck La. (Msns.) 
 Parker, W. & Sons, High St. ( Plstrs) 
 Preston, G., 5, Eldon St. (Mason) 
 Spivy, H., Flush (Joiners) 
 Thornton, J.M. & Sons,StaincliffeRd. 
 (Slaters) 
 
 Walker, E. (R.P.), & Co., High St. 
 
 HEDON, Hull. 
 Curtis, W. 
 Fewlass, W. (Mason) 
 Heron, J. (Bricklayer) 
 Rennardson, R. (Joiner) 
 
 HELMSLEY. 
 Todd, J. E. 
 HESSLE. 
 
 Barron, C., Eastgate (Joiner) 
 Brown, J. F. (Mason) 
 Bullock, C., Northgate (Bricklayer) 
 Frost, E. (Bricklayer) 
 Haselhurst, R. (Painter) 
 Parkinson, W. (all trades) 
 
 HICKLETON, Doncaster. 
 Chapman, T. (Joiner) 
 
 HILLSBRO’, Sheffield. 
 Fox, C.,15 Rose St. 
 Longden, J. 
 
 HIPPERHOLME. 
 
 Booth, J., Whitehall (Carpenter, &c.) 
 Drake & Kay (Painters) 
 Constantine, T. (Joiner) 
 Lister & Son (Plasterers and Slaters) 
 Marshall, J. (Slater and Plasterer) 
 Mitchell, S., Springfield (Mason) 
 Smith, W., South Edge Ter. (Mason) 
 Watd, W. (Plumber) 
 Wilkinson, S. (Mason) 
 
 HOLMFIRTH, 
 Bainbridge, G., Newtown (Plumber) 
 Booth, R., Upper Bridge (Joiner) 
 Bottomley, J. (Plasterer) 
 
 Brown & Shaw, Dunford Rd. (Joiners) 
 England, E., & Sons, Station Rd. 
 (Masons) ; 
 
 Haigh Bros. (Plasterers) 
 
 Haigh, J., Hallowgate (Joiner) 
 
 Hinchliffe, D., & Co., New Town 
 (Painters) 
 
 Lawton & Hogley, Town Gate(Ptrs.) 
 
 Marsden, F., & Sons, Mount Pleasant 
 (Masons) 
 
 Milner, J. E., Town Gate 
 
 Quarmby, G., & Son, 16 Hudders- 
 field Rd. (Painters) 
 
 Shaw, J.,Son & Co., Huddersfield 
 Rd. (and Joiners) 
 
 Thorpe, E., Town Gate (Plumber) 
 
 Tolson, J., Upper Bridge (Plumber) 
 
 Turner, J., Dunford Rd. 
 
 Turner, R., Hey Gap (Mason) 
 
 HONLEY, Huddersyield. 
 
 Holdroyd, E., & Sons 
 ee a) 
 
 enkinson, R. 
 Noble, A. & J. 
 
 HORBURY. 
 
 Ackroyd, W. F., Jenkin Rd. (Joiner) 
 Armitage, J., Queen St. (Pntr., &c.) 
 Braine, J., New Rd. (Joiner) 
 Dyson, Fi Park St. (Joiner) 
 Fallas, H., High St. 
 
 Goldthorpe, J., High St. (Joiner) 
 Hancock, J., Victoria St. (Painter) 
 Schofield, E., Tithe Barn St. (Plmbr.) 
 Sheard, J., Horbury Bridge (Joiner) 
 Thickett, W., Ossett Rd. (Joiner) 
 Wainwright, H., Park St. (Mason) 
 
 HORNSEA, near Hull. 
 Barr, H. & W. K., Eastgate 
 Grantham, G., Southgate (Brklyr.) 
 Pickering, J. O., Eastgate 
 Stephenson, W. B., & Sons, New- 
 begin 
 HORSFORTH, Leeds. 
 Dibb, W. (Mason) 
 Horner & Maud, Long Row (Msns.) 
 Lawrence, T. (Mason) 
 Leman, J. (Plasterer) 
 Walker, M., Sandhurst Ter. 
 Walker, N., The Green (Joiner) 
 Whittaker B., Junr. 
 HOW DEN. 
 
 Andrew, T., Market Pl. (Plumber) 
 Hill, H., Hailgate 
 Smith Bros., Hailgate 
 Thompson, H., & Co., Hailgate 
 
 HOYLAND, near Barnsley. 
 Firth,C., & Sons, King St.( Plumbers) 
 Hague, M. A. (Mason) 
 Hague, T. P., 280, King St. (Mason) 
 McPartlain, J., George St. (Plastr.) 
 Rawlin; W. H., King St. (Plumber) 
 HOYLAND COMMON, nr. Barnsley. 
 Brearley, H., Princess St. (Joiner) 
 Cook, G., Stead Lane (Joiner) 
 Corbett, F., Chapel St. (Mason) 
 Hemingway, A. (Mason) 
 
 HUDDERSFIELD. ; 
 Armitage, T.. (R.P.), Buxton Rd. 
 Astley, A., Glebe Pl., Marsh (Joiner) 
 Broadbent Bros., Moldgreen (Plas- 
 
 terers & Slaters) 
 Broadbent, T. W., E. Parade(Electn.) 
 Brook, M., Leeds Rd. (Mason) 
 Brooke, J. B., West Parade (Joiner) 
 Brown & Thomas, Spring St.(Pntrs.) 
 Buckley & Co.,Greenhead Rd.(Jnrs.) 
 Cooke, J., Little Royd (Concreter) 
 Crossley & Bould (R.P.s), 5 Union 
 Bank Yard, New St. 
 Crowther, A., Ltd., John William St. 
 (Plumbers) 
 Crowther & Wilkinson, Marsh(Jnrs.) 
 Dawson & Jones, Moldgreen( Joiners) 
 Dyson, J. E., Lindley (Concreter) 
 Evans, W. B., 20 W. Parade (Pntr.) 
 France, W., Honley (Plumber, &c.) 
 Garton, G. (R.P.), & Son,Market Pl. 
 Gledhill, W., Lockwood (Mason) 
 Graham, A., & Sons, Longroyd Bdge. 
 Graham, B., & Sons, Folly Hall 
 Graham & Jessop, Moldgreen 
 Hale, S., New St. (Plmbr. & Glazier) 
 Hall, H., King St. (Painter) 
 Hampshire & Armitage, Northum- 
 berland St. (Joiners) 
 Heywood, W. H., & Co., Bay Hall 
 (Glazing and Roofing Engineers) 
 Hirst, B., & Sons,Spring St. (Joiners) 
 Holland, H., New North Rd. (Joiner) 
 Hollingsworth, H.,&Sons, Moldgreen 
 Holroyd, W. & P., High St. (Pntrs.) 
 ackson, A., 8 Church St. (Painter) 
 qeente W.E., John William St. 
 (Plasterer and Slater) 
 
 Kaye Bros., Crosland Moor (Roads 
 & Sewers) 
 
 Kendall, S., 6 Bryam St. (Painter) 
 
 Knight, W. E., Bath Bldgs. (Painter) 
 
 Light, D., Leeds Rd. (Joiner) 
 
 Littlewood, W., & Son, Berry Brow 
 (Plasterers and Painters) 
 
 Longbottom, T., & Sons, Lockwood 
 Rd. (Plasterers and Slaters) 
 
 Lunn & Cardno, HighSt.(Decorators ) 
 
 Maffin, F., & Co., Alfred St. 
 
 Mallinson, W., & Sons, Lockwood 
 (Masons) 
 
 Marsden, J. (R.P.), Market Place 
 
 Milnes, J ., Commercial St. (Plasterer) 
 
 Milnes & Garside, West Parade 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 Moody Bros., Albion St.( Joiners, &c.) 
 
 North, A., Fleece Inn Yard (Plumbr.) 
 
 Preston, J., & Sons,Albion St. (Ptrs.) 
 
 Radcliffe, J., & Sons, St. John’s Rd. 
 (Masons) 
 
 Robinson, J., & Son, Cleveland Rd., 
 Marsh (Plasterers) 
 
 Roebuck, H., Newsome 
 
 Roebuck, J., Firth St. (Plumber) 
 
 Royston, J., & Sons, Luck Lane, 
 Marsh (Masons) 
 
 Sanderson Bros., Lockwood Rd., 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 Schofield, A., Dalton (and Mason) 
 
 Shaw, J., Albert Brass Works, 
 Lockwood (Plumber) 
 
 Y orkshire—continued. 
 
 Stead,L., & Son, HillhouseRd.(Msns.) 
 Stead & Kaye,2 Viaduct St. (Masons) 
 Stocks & Sons, Berry Row (Masons) 
 Stuttard, J., Ramsden St, (Painter) 
 Sunderland, J., & Sons, Lockwood 
 (and Joiners) 
 Sykes, J. W., & Sons, Rashcliffe 
 Taylor, D., & Sons, Lockwood 
 (Plumbers) 
 Taylor, J: H., & Co., 17A and 19A 
 Macaulay St. (Plumbers) 
 Tunnacliffe, D., & Son, Fitzwilliam 
 St, East (Plasterers and Slaters) 
 Tunnacliffe, T. B., W. Parade (Sltr.) 
 Waring, W., & Sons, 25 Bow St. 
 Whitaker & Lumb, Mount Longwood 
 (Road & Sewer) 
 Wilby & Jessop, Waterloo (Joiners) 
 Wood Bros., Queen St. South 
 
 HULL. 
 
 Abba, A., Londesborough Rd.(Plbr.) 
 
 Abba, F., Charlotte St. (Plumber) 
 
 Arnold, G., 76, Alicia St. (Bricklyr.) 
 
 Arnott,H. T.,17 Walker St.(Bricklyr) 
 
 Atkinson & Son, 22 Anlaby Rd. 
 (Plmbrs.) 
 
 Bailey, T.W. Bailey St. (Painter) 
 
 Beall, J. (R.P.), 61 Holderness Rd. 
 
 Beal, W. H., Sharp St. 
 
 Beilby, F., 279 St. George’s Rd. 
 (Bricklayer) 
 
 Berridge, G. W., 64 Holderness Rd. 
 (Joiner) 
 
 Bilton, F., Gordon Villa, Welbeck 
 St. (Bricklayer) 
 
 Bilton, J., Albany St. (Joiner 
 
 Blackburn, G., Margaret St. 
 
 Boodie, T. F., 12 Jalland St.(Joiner) 
 
 Bowman & Sons, 70 De Grey St. 
 (all trades) 
 
 Bray,.C,134 Clarendon St. Sth. (Jnr.) 
 
 Brunton, A., & Sons, Queen’s Dock 
 Side 
 
 Caley, J. T., Percy St. (Joiner) 
 
 Carr, J.,59, Chomley St.( Bricklayer) 
 
 Chapman, T. J., Blenheim St. (Sltr.) 
 
 Christie Patent Stone Co., Ltd., 
 Bishop St. (Masons) 
 
 Crane, C., 38 Spring St. (Painter) 
 
 Dalton, W.,9 Portland Pl. (Joiner) 
 
 Darling,H., & Co.,Chariot St.(Ptrs.) 
 
 Darneley, A. J., & Son, 68 Spring 
 St. (Joiners) 
 
 Dawber, Townsley & Co., Ltd., Trip- 
 pett (Slaters) 
 
 Drewery, H., Rugby St., Hessle 
 Rd. (Mason) 
 
 Dreyer & Co., Anlaby Rd. (Painters) 
 
 Drury, B., 17 Wassand St. (Joiner) 
 
 Evington, C.,Barmston St. (Brklyr.) 
 
 Fenwick, J. H., 180, Albert Avenue 
 
 Finch, R., & Co., Trippett St. (Jnrs.) 
 
 Folkard,W., & Son, 83 Spring Bank 
 (Slaters) 
 
 Fussey, R., 29, Witham (Mason) 
 
 Garton, M., 105 Day St. (Joiner) 
 
 Goates, T., Brunswick Av. (Brklyr.) 
 
 Good, E., & Sons, Ltd., Alpha 
 Works, Main St. (all trades) 
 
 Grantham, W., 14 Cambridge St. 
 (Bricklayer) 
 
 Grasby, W., Anlaby Rd. (Plumber) 
 
 Grindell, J., Mason St. (Bricklayer) 
 
 Hall, F., 45 Alexandra Rd. (Brklyr.) 
 
 Hancock, J., 38 Waterloo St. (Joiner) 
 
 Harbron, G., Spring Bank (Painter) 
 
 Harman & Langton, Brazil St. (Pile 
 Drivers) 
 
 Harper, M., 41 Brunswick Avenue 
 (Bricklayer) 
 
 Harrison, W. L.,30 George St.(Plbr.) 
 
 Hebblewhite & Wilson, 38 Sutton 
 St. (Joiners) 
 
 Higgins, A., 65 Clifton St., Bruns- 
 wick Avenue (Brick & Tile Layer) 
 
 Hill & Stephenson, 4 Chestnut Av. 
 (Bricklayers) 
 
 Hockney & Liggins, Witham (Brick- 
 layers and Joiners) 
 
 Hodgson, W. (R.P.), 91 Spring St. 
 
 Houghton, T., 42 Norfolk St. 
 
 Houlton, G. & Sons, 6 Baker St. 
 (Bricklayers) 
 
 Houlton, J., & Son, Ltd., Reform St. 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Jackson, G., & Sons, 36 Witham 
 (Bricklayers, Masons, & Joiners) 
 
 Johnson, S., 1 Blundell St.(Joiner) 
 
 Johnson, W., Cleveland St. (Joiner) 
 
 Kaye, H., Linnzus St. 
 
 Kelsey, C., 26 Pryme St. 
 
 Kemp, J., Walmsley St. (Bricklayer) 
 
 Kenningham, R. H. (R.P.), 91 
 Beverley Rd. 
 
 Kennington, G., 1 Brazil St. (Joiner) 
 
 Kennington, J. H., 17 Wellington 
 Lane (Bricklayer) 
 
 King, J., 32 Todman 8t. (Plumber) 
 
 Knowies, V., Blanket Row (Joiner) 
 
 Lackenby, & Co., 85 Anlaby Rd. 
 (Shopfitters) : 
 
 Lawton, W., Lee Smith St. (Joiner) 
 
 Leake, A., Spring Bank, W.( Mason) 
 
 Leake, G., Anlaby Rd. (Masons) 
 
 Lenham, T., John St. (Bricklayer) 
 
 Levitt, J. T., 84, Holderness Rd. 
 (Bricklayer) 
 
 Lison, W., & Son, 43 Portland Place 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Lusher, G., 187 Newland Av. 
 
 McLeod, W., 17 Midland St. (Joiner 
 
 Marsden & Son, Walton St. (Joiners) 
 
 Medforth, G.,39 Silvester St. (Joiner) 
 
 Metcalfe, R., 7 Pendrill St. (Plastr). 
 
 Morrell & Sons, 2 Lansdowne St. 
 (Bricklayers) 
 
 Neal, H., 64 Lambert St. (Joiner) 
 
 Nicholson, B., Queen’s Rd. (Brceklr.) 
 
 Noble, C., 3 The Avenue, Linnzus 
 St., Anlaby Rd. (Mason) 
 
 Norman, W., 8: Durham St.(Joiner 
 
 Ounsworth, J., Abbey St., Holder- 
 ness Rd. (Mason) 
 
 Padgett, W. G. (R.P.), 89 Great 
 Thornton St. 
 
 Panton, G. H., 206 Anlaby Rd. 
 (Bricklayer and Mason) 
 
 Parkinson, W., Hessle 
 
 Peers, J., 144 Beverley Rd. (Mason) 
 
 Pinder, F.,Cumberland St. (Bricklyr.) 
 
 Quibell, Son & Greenwood, 40 Foun- 
 tain Rd. (Bricklayers and Masons) 
 
 Railton, J. E., 5 Walmsley St. (Jnr.) 
 
 Richardson, R., 5 Thomas St., Dry- 
 pool (Bricklayer) 
 
 Robinson, D., Freehold St. (Brcklyr. 
 
 Rowland, W., CambridgeSt. (Bklyr.) 
 
 Russell, W., 25 Grove St. (Plasterer) 
 
 Sanderson & Goodall, 4% Selby St. 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Sanderson, W., 17 Temple St., Step- 
 ney (Joiner) 
 
 Sangwin, J.,Northumberland Avenue 
 (Bricklayer) 
 
 Sawyer, A., 30 Elm St., Queen’s Rd. 
 
 Saynor, D., Ivy Villas, Dairy Contes 
 (Joiner) 
 
 Scorrer, G. H., Lake St., (Joiner) 
 
 Scott, G. L., 86 Church St., Drypool 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Simpson & Sons, 71 Woodcock St. 
 (Joiners) oy “ 
 
 Simpson J., & Son, 3 Castle St. (Ptrs.) 
 
 Singleton, F., Blenkin St., Witham 
 (Joiner) 
 
 Smith & Hunter, 1x1 Ocean Pl., Carr 
 Lane (Slaters) 
 
 Smith, J. W., Convent Lane (Joiner) 
 
 Southern, F., 17 & 18 Wright St. 
 
 Stephenson & Christopher, 424 Pryme 
 St. (Painters) 
 
 Stephenson, G. W.,Ardwick St.(Jnr.) 
 
 Swale, R., Hessle Rd. (Plumber) 
 
 Sweeting, F., Beverley Rd. (Mason) 
 
 Taylor & Son, Caroline St. 
 
 Templeton,J.,HoldernessRd.(Bklyr) 
 
 Torr, J. Y., & Sons, 12 Anlaby Rd. 
 (Painters) : 
 
 Train, J. E. (Exors. of), 139 Win- 
 colmlee 
 
 Turner, W., Northumberland Av. 
 
 Vickerman, W., 3 Cottage Row, 
 Anlaby Road (Joiner) 
 
 Vokes, H.,51 PulmanSt. (Bricklayer) 
 
 Webb, W., 45 Spring Bank 
 
 Wharram, W., 113 Waterloo St. 
 (Bricklayer) 
 Wilde, T., & Son, Vernon St., 
 
 Queen’s Dock Side (Slaters) 
 Williamson, H. & Co., Ltd , Queen’s 
 Dock Side 4 
 Wilson, E. W., Botanic Station, 
 
 Spring Bank (Mason) 
 Wilson, J., 84 Peel St. (Joiner) 
 Winch, J., Spring Bank (Painter) 
 Windlass, T. W., Hessle Rd.( Joiner) 
 Woodcock & Sons, Wenlock St. 
 
 (slaters) : 
 Woodcock, ©., 82, Goodwin St. 
 
 (Slater) y : 
 Woods, J. R., 96 Witham (Bricklyr.) 
 Wray, F., 26 Nornabell St. (J oiner) 
 Wriglesworth, J. W., 60 Bean ‘Sta 
 
 (Mason) 
 
 HUNMANBY, S.O. 
 
 Campbell, F., Muston 
 
 IDLE. 
 
 Barker & Illingworth, Albion Rd. 
 Higginbotham, A., & Sons (R.P.s) 
 
 Albion Rd. 
 Hollings, F., The Green (Plasterer) 
 Murgatroyd, G., & Sons 
 North, W., 11 Apperley Rd. (Mason) 
 Obank, T., & Sons, Thackley 
 Rundle, J. R., Town Lane (Plumber) 
 Thomas, H. & A., Thackley Rd.(Jrs.) 
 
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 413 
 
 Y orkshire—continued. 
 
 Thornton, J., & Son, LeedsRd.(Msns.) 
 Walker, E. W., Woodhead, Thackley 
 Whitfield, E., Thackley (Mason) 
 
 ILKLEY. 
 
 Boden, J. G., Brook House (Painter) 
 Bramley, A., Leeds Rd., (Painter) 
 ‘Cowling, W., Station Rd. (Joiner) 
 Dean Bros., Leeds Rd. (Masons) 
 Eagle& Mawson, Nelson Rd.( Joiners) 
 Featherstone, D., Wells Walk (Msn.) 
 Graham, S., Brewery Row (Joiner) 
 Hampshire, G. W., Leeds Rd. (Pnr.) 
 Houldsworth, J., Cunliffe Rd. (Pbr.) 
 Hudson, W., Station Rd. (Painter) 
 Lawson, J., Brook St. (Plumber) 
 Learoyd, L. T.,Church St.(all trades) 
 Lister, O., Poplar Grove (Plasterer) 
 Nelson Bros., Wharfe View (Slater) 
 Pease, H. W., & Co., Regent Rd. 
 
 (Masons & Joiners) 
 Richardson, R., Alexandra Crescent 
 
 (Plasterer) 
 Smith, G., Skipton Rd. (Mason) 
 Smith, T., Skipton Rd. (Joiner) 
 Waugh, A., & Sons, Wharfe View 
 
 ‘Terrace (Masons) 
 
 INGLETON, Kirkby Lonsdale. 
 Newsholme & Winder 
 
 INGROW, Keighley. 
 Boot, J. 
 ‘Clark, W. H. 
 Fortune, A., Worth Valley (Joiner) 
 Foster, S., St. John’s Works (Joiner) 
 Wharton, J., Staveley Rd. (Joiner) 
 KEIGHLEY. 
 Binns, R., & Son, Heber St. (Joiners) 
 Booth, M. 
 Bottomley, R., Sand St. (Mason) 
 Bottomley, W., Bow St. (Plumber) 
 Butler, W., North St. (Painter) 
 Dixon, W., Bar Lane (Mason) 
 Driver, J., & Son, Goulbourne St. 
 (Joiners) 
 Emmott, H., & Co., 35 Holker St. 
 (Plasterers 
 Emmott, J., Lawkholme Lane (Pntr.) 
 Foulger (G. M.), Sons, & Co., Alice 
 St. (Joiners) 
 Gill, J., Low Bridge (Ironfounder) 
 Greenhow & Murgatroyd, Townfield 
 Works, Lawkholme Lane (Joiners) 
 Harrison, J., New Bridge St. (Plbr.) 
 Harrison, J. S., Dalton Lane (Plbr.) 
 Harrison, W. & J.(R.P.s), South St. 
 Harrison, T., Compton Bldgs.(Pntr.) 
 Hartley, J., Dalton Lane (Joiner) 
 Heap, T., Alice St. (Joiner) 
 Hird Bros. & Co., King St. (Joiners) 
 Holmes, R., Park Lane (Joiner) 
 Judson & Steel, Apsley St. (Joiners) 
 King, J., Russell St. (Plasterer) 
 Lonsdale,R.,& Sons,Sun St.(Paintrs) 
 Midgley, H., Cavendish St. (Plmbr.) 
 Moore, T., Alice St. (Mason) 
 -Morley, W., & Son, Devonshire St. 
 (Masons) 
 Nelson, T. & Son (Slaters) 
 Park & Lodge, Bridge St. (Plumbers) 
 Pearson, J., Marlboro’ St. (Mason) 
 Petty, F., Lawkholme Cres. (Painter) 
 Petty, R., 46 Church St. (Painter) 
 Robinson, H. V., Ltd., Lawkholme 
 Lane (Masons) 
 Sawley, A., 5 Pheasant St. (Plasterer) 
 Sugden, T. E., Bradford Rd. (Mason) 
 -Sunderland,M.,Mannville Rd.(Msn.) 
 Tatham, A.. Cavendish St. (Decor.) 
 Thornton W., Bradford St. (Slater) 
 Tillotson & Harrison, High St. (Ptrs.) 
 Tomlimson, R., Russell St. (Joiner 
 and Mason) 
 ‘Turner, E., Bradford St. (Mason) 
 Waddington Bros., Bradford St. 
 Wallace, W., Queen’s St. (Plumber) 
 ‘Waterhouse,F., DreweryRd. (Mason) 
 Wilkinson, J., Bow St. (Joiner) 
 Wilson Bros., Oakworth Rd. (Plstrs.) 
 Woodfine, T., North St. (Plumber 
 
 KETTLEWELL. 
 Calvert, F. (Mason) 
 Raw J. & Son (Joiners 
 KILDWICK. 
 Tillotson, J. 
 KIPPAX, Leeds. 
 ‘Green, W., High St. 
 KIRKBURTON, Huddersfield. 
 Moorhouse, W. (Mason) 
 KIRKBY MALHAM, Skipton. 
 Padgett, A. M., Main St. (Joiner) 
 KIRKBY-MALZEARD, Ripon. 
 Dawson, H. (Mason & Bricklayer) 
 Richmond, T. (Joiner) 
 5 KNAPTON, York. 
 Braithwaite, J. (Bricklayer) 
 
 KNARESBOROUGA. 
 Baynes, J., High St. (Slater) 
 Benson, C. (R.P.), Finkle St. 
 Brazier, J., Windsor Lane 
 Cassell, W., Cistern Hill (Slater) 
 Cleman, M., High St. (Plasterer) 
 Kitchen, D., & Son, High St. (Jnrs.)} 
 Naden, J., Raw Gap 
 Sewell, J., York Place (Joiner) 
 Swales, J.,Finkle St. (Joiner) 
 
 LEEDS. 
 
 Airey, W. & Son (all trades) Servia 
 Rd., Camp Rd. 
 
 Ambler, O., Wellington Rd., New 
 Wortley (Plumber) 
 
 Appleby, H., Park Lane 
 
 Armitage & Hodgson, Camp Rd. 
 
 Armitage, F, L., Roundhay (Plmbr.) 
 
 Atkinson & Sons, Carlton Hill (all 
 trades) 
 
 Atkinson, J., & Son, Whitehall Rd. 
 
 (Slaters) 
 Barrand, T., 43 Meanwood St. 
 (Plumber) 
 Barrand, W. (R.P.), & Co., 125 
 
 ‘Woodhouse Lane 
 
 Bateman, A., Columba St. (Painter) 
 
 Beaumont, B., Spence Lane, New 
 Wortley (Painter) 
 
 Benton, T., Skinner Lane (Joiner) 
 
 Binns, J., 1 Victoria Rd. 
 
 Bloomfield, W., & Son, Croton St., 
 Amnley 
 
 Bond, F., 43 Grace St. (R.P. & Glzr.) 
 
 Braithwaite, A.,St. James’ St.(Joiner) 
 
 Braithwaite, H., & Co., Swinegate 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 Bridge, H. J., Coboury St. 
 
 Briggs, E., Park Cross St. (Marble 
 Mason) 
 
 Briggs, W., Hill ‘lop Mount (Plmbr.) 
 
 Brown, W., & Son, 11 St. Mary’s 
 Lane, Quarry Hill 
 
 Butler, J., 28 Mill St. (Painter) 
 
 Clarke, T. & Son, Fenton St. (Jnr.) 
 
 Craven & Umpleby, Hartley Hill 
 
 Curtis, J., & Son, Ld., Oxford Row 
 (Shopfitters) 
 
 Dearden Bros,, 52 Chapeltown Rd. 
 (Painters) 
 
 Dews, W. H., & Co., 8 Skinner Lane 
 
 Dixon, S., & Son, Boar Lane (Elec- 
 trical & Hot Water Engrs.) 
 
 Dobson,J., Carey St., Hunslet (Plst.) 
 
 Dougill, A., & Co., Ltd., 36 Great 
 George St. (Plumbers) 
 
 Eddison Bros., Kirkstall (Joiners) 
 
 Edwards, J., Markham Av., Shep- 
 herds Lane (Tiler) 
 
 Ellison Bros., Amberley Rd., Armley 
 
 Farrall, F., Star Works, Wortley 
 
 Fenton, C., Camden Ter., Wood- 
 house Lane (Painter) 
 
 Frankland, J. W., Great George St. 
 (Tiler) 
 
 Franklin, W. E., Hyde Park Corner 
 (Plumber) 
 
 Fullarton, J. A., Ash Rd., Hedgingly 
 (Joiner) 
 
 Gould, I., Ltd., Hartshed Works, 
 Hillidge Rd., Hunslet (all trades) 
 
 Gozzard, T., Stanley Rd. 
 
 Grant, J., Up. Wortley Rd. (Pntr.) 
 
 Grayson, W.,22CemeteryPl.( Painter) 
 
 Greenwood Bros., Green’s Court, 67 
 Briggate (Painters) 
 
 Haigh, J., Back Portland Crescent 
 (Whitesmith, Bellhanger, etc.) 
 
 Hall, D., St. Ann’s St. (Shopfitter) 
 
 Hannam, T., 9 Raglan Rd., Wood- 
 house 
 
 Harpham, L., 179 Burley Rd. 
 
 Harrod, T., Craven Rd. (Joiner) 
 
 Hind, A.,Roundhay Rd. (Plumber) 
 
 Horsman, J., Up.Mead Row(Carptr.) 
 
 Horsman, T.,& Co.,Ltd., Mark Lane 
 (Joiners & Shopfitters) 
 
 Hoyle, A., Burley Village (Painter) 
 
 Hoyle, J. (R.P.), Town End, Wortley 
 
 Hummerston, J., Cookridge St. (De- 
 corator) 
 
 Irwin, W., & Co., 2 Burley Rd. (all 
 trades) 
 
 Jackson, F., & Co., 17 Park Row 
 (Painters & Decorators) 
 ackson, C. E., Carlton Hill 
 ackson, H., Westfield Rd.( Plumber) 
 ackson, J. Hyde Pk. Cor.(Plumber) 
 
 Jenkins, Tollerton & Co., 32 Merrion 
 St. (Decorators) 
 
 Jones, W. H.,& Co.,10 Leighton Lane 
 
 Judd & James, Joseph St., Hunslet 
 
 Knapton, A., Upper Wortley St. 
 
 Knighton, R., Marsh Lane (Bricklr.) 
 
 Lazenby Bros., Willow Ter. Rd.(Jrs.) 
 
 Ledgard, J.. & Son, Ventnor St. 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Lindley, H. (R.P.), 18 Neville St. 
 
 Yorkshire—continued. 
 
 Lindley, J. & Son (R.P.), 22 Gt. 
 Wilson St. 
 
 Lolley, W., Harehills Lane 
 
 Lucas, C., & Son, Burley Rd. | 
 
 McFarlane, S.,. Cookridge St. | 
 
 (Concreter) | 
 Marsh, Jones, Cribb & Co., Boar 
 Lane (Decorators) 
 Mason, G., Wellington Rd., New 
 Wortley (Painter) 
 Mason, W., & Son, 150 Woodhouse 
 Lane (Joiners) ' 
 Mawson, B., Manor St. (Joiner) _ | 
 Milthorpe & Hodgson, Harehills 
 Rd. (Stonemasons) 
 Moore, T., 5 Concord St. (Plasterer) 
 Mountain, P., & Son, 47 St. Paul’s 
 St. (Plasterers) 
 Myers, C., & Sons, Woodhouse St. 
 Nettleton & Son, Roundhay ; 
 Nettleton, W., Tenter Lane (Joiner) 
 
 W. NICHOLSON & SON: 
 BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS, 
 
 Stone Saw Mills, 9 South Brook St. 
 TimpeR Saw MIL1s, 
 
 Crown Point Road, LEEDS. 
 Contractors to the Midland Rly. Co. 
 G.N. Rly. Co. 
 
 N. E. Rly. Co. 
 L. & N. W.R. Co. 
 
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 Fy Nunley es Luly. Co; 
 Works executed include— 
 
 The Yorkshire Penny Bank, Leeds, 
 £50,000; The York, City and County 
 Bank, Leeds, £12,000 ; The London 
 and Midland Bank, Leeds, £5,000; 
 Beckett’s Bank, Goole, £13,000; En- 
 gine Sheds for the M. R. Co., Stour- 
 ton, £20,000; Restoration of Newby 
 Hall for R. C. Vyner, Esq., £11,000; 
 Empire Theatre (part) ; Ossett Street 
 and Bridge, G@. N. R. Co., £16,000; 
 Restoration of Messrs. Fowler and 
 Co.’s Works after Fire, in 6 Weeks, 
 £5,000; Trestle Bridge for the M.R. 
 Co., temporarily after Fire, in 54 
 Days, £8,600; Leeds Electric Light 
 Works, £5,000; N. E. Extension, 
 Leeds, £33,000; Lotherton Hall, 
 £7,000; M. R. Co.’s Extension Hotel, 
 £20,000; M. R. Co.’s Extension, 
 Holbeck, £4,000 ; Buck Inn Syndicate, 
 £8,000; Westminster Fire Office, 
 £10,000; Leeds Public Baths, £8,000; 
 Shannon & Son, Extension of Cloth- 
 ing Factory, Walsall, £10,000. 
 
 Also many other Contracts in 
 various parts of the Country. We 
 can supply photosif necessary. 
 
 Extension to Griffin Hotel, Leeds, 
 for Arthur Fenwick, Esq., £15,200 ; 
 Residence on Esplanade, Scarboro’, 
 for Colonel F. W. Tannett Walker, 
 £9,000; Royal Arcade, Shops, and 
 Tea Room, for the Leeds Estate Co., 
 £73,700; and Home for Incurables 
 Harrogate, £6,900; Storthes Hall 
 Asylum (part), £50,000; Leeds 
 Estates Café, £13,000; Stores at 
 Willesden for Messrs. Whitbread & 
 Co., £30,000 ; Extension to Lotherton 
 Hall for Lieut. -Col. 
 
 D.S.0., £10,000. 
 
 Gascoigne, 
 
 Oakes, G., 
 Hunslet 
 Pashley, J., & Son, Bruce St., New 
 Wortley 
 
 Pearson, J. E., 2t Regent Terrace, 
 Burley Fields (Joiner) 
 
 Pennington, W., & Sons, Melville 
 Rd., Woodhouse (Plasterers) 
 
 Pickard, J., 10 Dorrington St. 
 
 Pickersgill, F. J., 213 Woodhouse 
 Lane (Painter) 
 
 Pickles Bros. 
 
 Pollard J., T.,& Son, ro East Parade 
 (Painters and Decorators) 
 
 Puffet, F., Church St., Hunslet 
 
 Pullan, J., Noster House, Beeston 
 
 Peele Bros., Alfred St., Burman- 
 toits : 
 
 & Son, Anchor St. 
 
 Rhodes, C. H., 92 Otley Rd., Head- 
 ingley 
 
 Rhodes, M. & G., North Lane, 
 Headingley 
 
 Rhodes, P., Skinner Lane 
 
 Richmond, J. W., Elland Rd., 
 Holbeck (Slater) 
 
 Ringrose & Carr, Skilbeck St., New 
 Wortley (Joiners) 
 
 Robinson, J., 15 Wellington St.(Ptr.) 
 
 Roylance & Horsman, 50 St. Mark’s 
 Rd. (Painters) 
 
 Sanderson, J., Hunslet Lane (Joiner) ! 
 
 Schofield, J., Sons & Co., Viaduct 
 Works, Kirkstall Rd. 
 Season, J., Hunslet Rd. (Slater) 
 Sharp & Harper, Bath St. (Slaters) 
 Simpkiss, W., Swan Junct., Hunslet 
 Skirrow, J. (R.P.), 65 North St. 
 Slater & Son, Hyde Park Corner 
 (Plumbers) 
 Smith, H., MoorSt.,Armley (Painter) 
 Sowry & Martin, Bond St. (Plmbrs.) 
 Speke, J. W., 77 Spencer Place, 
 Roundhay Rd., (Electrician) 
 Spencer, W., & Sons, Pinfold Lane, 
 Armley 
 Stevhens, A. (R.P.), 19 East St. 
 Story, T., & Co., 50 Cookridge St. 
 Sutton, T. (R.P.), Dodsworth Court, 
 40 Briggate 
 Symington’s, Ltd., Carlton Mills, 
 Woodhouse Lane (Shopfitters) 
 Thackray Bros., Cliff Place, Wood- 
 house 
 Thackray, W. & Son, Hartley Av., 
 Woodhouse (Mason & Joiner) 
 Thompson, G., 69 Park La. (Plmr.) 
 Thompson, W., & Sons, Skinner La. 
 Tillotson, W. R., Victoria Rd., 
 Headingley (Painter) 
 Todd Bros., Lowerhead Row 
 Tomlinson, J., & Son, Camp Fields, 
 Holbeck (Joiners) 
 Townsend, J., Tong Rd., Wortley 
 (Plumber) 
 Wade, W., 125 Hyde Park Rd. 
 Wales. C., & Son, Lovell St., North 
 St. (Painters) 
 Wales, E.. Wortley Rd., Armley 
 Walker, E., Cardigan Rd., Head- 
 ingly 
 Walker, J., Wesley Rd., Armley 
 Walker, J., 59 Otley Rd. (Painter) 
 Walsh, W., & Sons, 52 Wade Lane 
 (Painters) 
 Watson, J. (R.P.), Butt’s Court, 
 Albion St. 
 Watson & Worsnop, 254 Whitehall 
 Rd. (Slaters) 
 Watson, W., Granby Ter., Heading- 
 ley (Plasterer) 
 Wheater,A.& S., 85 Hunslet NewRd. 
 Wilby, J.,& Son, Wellington Rd., 
 New Wortley 
 Wilson & Sons, Bennett Rd., Head- 
 ingley 
 Wottenden, J., Hunslet Rd. (Plmbr.) 
 Wood & Smith, King’s Av. (Joiners) 
 Wood, B., St. Michael’s Works, 
 Headingley (& Joiner) 
 Wood, J., & Son, Bank Bldgs., Hyde 
 Park 
 Woodhead & Co., Park La.(Painters) 
 Woodroffe, T.(R.P.),7 Hunslet Lane 
 Wooler, E.(R.P.), George & Dragon 
 Yard, Briggate 
 Wray, W., Brudenell Rd., Hyde Pk. 
 Rd. (Joiner) 
 Wright, E., 316 Burley Hill, Burley 
 Wright, J. T., too Skinner Lane 
 (all trades) 
 Wright, R., 4 Lower Brunswick St. 
 (Carpenter & Joiner) 
 LEES, Keighley. 
 Sunderland & Greenwood 
 Taylor, J. (Joiner) 
 LIGHTCLIFFE, Halifax. 
 Calvert, C. G., 17 Wakefield Rd. 
 (Plumber) 
 Dawson, T. C., Park View (Mason) 
 Gough, H., Bramley Lane 
 Woodhead, M., Knowl Top (Joiner) 
 LINDLEY, Huddersjield. 
 Bates, S. 
 Bottomley, T., & Sons 
 Dyson, E. & C. (Plumbers) 
 Fox, H. & L. 
 Stott, J.C,, Oakes Saw Mills (Joiner) 
 LIVERSEDGE, near Normanton. 
 Akers, F., Hightown (Painter) 
 Bancroft, J. W., Valley Rd. End 
 (Plumber) 
 Charlesworth, S. Valley Rd. (Joiner) 
 Dean, J., Hightown (Joiner, 
 Drake, S., Station Rd. 
 Elstub, A., Millbridge 
 Furness, W., Hightown (Plumber) 
 Goodall, J. W., Littletown (Painter) 
 Greaves, J., Station Rd. (Joiner) 
 Horkin, J., Hightown (Mason) 
 Horsfall, G., & Son, Station Rd. 
 (Masons) 
 lett, J., Station Rd. (Painter) 
 Jackson, A., Frost Hill (Plumber) 
 Jemison, J. H. Millbridge (Plumber) 
 Moore, G., Littletown (Joiner) 
 Oates, J., Hightown (Plasterer) 
 Parker, E., Union Rd. (Plasterer) 
 Smith, A., Watergate, Littletown 
 (Painter) 
 
414 
 
 BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 Yorkshire—continued. 
 
 Sykes, P., Hightown (Painter) 
 Thompson, A., Bradford Rd. (Slater) 
 
 LOCKWOOD (see Huddersjield). 
 
 LOFTUS, S8.0., near Saltburn. 
 Bolton, R., 12 North Rd. 
 Edwards, —, (Joiner) 
 
 LOXLEY, Sheffield. 
 Brearley, A., Staceybank (Mason) 
 
 LUDDENDEN, Manchester. 
 Alderson, E. & Co., Luddendenfoot 
 (Joiners) 
 Alderson, T., New Rd. (Slater) 
 Alderson, W., New Rd. (Plumber) 
 Pickles, T. 
 Robinson, H., Luddendenfoot (Cptr.) 
 
 MALTON. 
 Barnes, A., Cemetery Rd. (Mason) 
 Gibson, A., Newbeggin 
 Hodgson,T.,Greengate Hill (Mason) 
 Oldfield, H., & Sons, Cattle Market 
 Rd. (Masons and Joiners) 
 
 MANSTON, Leeds. 
 Marshall, W. 
 
 MAPPLEWELL, Barnsley. 
 Storrs, J., Blacker (and Joiner) 
 Taylor, A. (Plumber) 
 
 Taylor, G., Four Lanes End (Mason) 
 Taylor, G. L., Greenside (Mason) 
 Turner, J., Spark Lane (Painter) 
 Wilkinson, S., New St. (Plumber) 
 
 MARKET WEIGHTON. 
 Kneeshaw, R., & Sons (Bricklayers) 
 
 MARSDEN. 
 Goodall, F. (R.P.) 
 
 MASBOROUGH, see Rotherham. 
 
 MELTHAM. 
 Earnshaw, F., Helmet (Mason) 
 Garlick, J., Back Station St. (Joiner) 
 Moorhouse, J.,& Sons, Golcar Brow 
 (Masons) 
 Moorhouse, J. M. (Joiner) 
 Moorhouse & Taylor, Mill Moor 
 (Joiners) 
 Myers, W., & Son (Joiners) 
 Wilkinson, J., Holt Head (Plasterer) 
 
 MENSTON. 
 Cowling, M. 
 
 MEXBOROUGH, Rotherham. 
 Bendelow & Bennett, Dolcliff Rd. 
 Brown, M., Hall Gate 
 Dodsworth, J., Main St. 
 Dodsworth, S., Bank St. 
 Huntingdon, Bros.,MeltonSt.(Cptrs.) 
 Lake, F., Main St. 
 
 Shepherd, W., Garden St. 
 
 Smith, G. H., Rock Pottery 
 Thompson, W., Bank St. (Plumber) 
 Tyas, H., Harlington Rd. (Carptr.) 
 
 MICK LEFIELD. 
 Firth, R., South Milford 
 
 MIDDLESBROUGH. 
 Allison Bros., 4 Marsh Rd. (Joiners) 
 Almgill, —., Linthorpe 
 Baker Bros. (R.P.), Corporation Rd. 
 Barwick, J. RP 103 Gunnergate 
 
 Terrace, Corporation Rd. 
 Bastiman Bros., 26 Albert Rd. 
 Bray, A., Eastbourne Rd. 
 Brotton, R.P. (see Advt.) 
 Boviel, H., 84 St. Paul’s Rd. 
 Bray, P., Gresham Rd. 
 Bullough, J. (R.P.), Newport Cres. 
 Crisp, B., & Son, Borough Rd., E. 
 Curtis & Bowman, Durham St. 
 (Plumbers) 
 Dean, H., The Avenue, Linthorpe. 
 Dean, J., Southfield Rd. 
 Dickinson, T., & Son (see Advt.) 
 Doughty, D., St. Paul’s Ter., New- 
 port Rd. 
 Harrison, J.,Old Packet Wharf(Sltr.) 
 Hudson Bros., Fidler St. (Joiners) 
 King, W. A., King’s Rd., North 
 Ormesby (Joiner) 
 Lambert,G.,&Sons,AlbertRd.(Pbrs.) 
 Lord, A. L., Devonshire Rd. 
 Martin, J.(R.P.),11 Corporation Rd. 
 Mascall, R., Old Packet Wharf(Sltr.) 
 Nelson, J., 26 Church St. 
 Patterson, D., Victoria Terrace, 
 Linthorpe Rd. (Plasterer) 
 Pounder, W., OrchardRd.,Linthorpe 
 Price, G., 184 Newport Rd. 
 Robinson, W. B., North Rd. (Slater) 
 Robson, J. G., 13 Kensington Rd. 
 Scott & Co., 22 Albert Rd. (Painters) 
 Smiles, J.R., Ld.,Boro’ Rd.E.(Plstr.) 
 Spence, E., Linthorpe Rd. (Plumber) 
 Sweeting, R., Cannon St. (Joiner) 
 Taylor, W. L., Albert Rd. (Painter) 
 Thompson, W., Crescent Rd. 
 
 R. P. BROTTON, 
 BUILDER & CONTRACTOR, 
 BILSDALE, 
 MIDDLESBRO’. 
 
 Works recently executed— 
 
 New Church, Carlton-in-Cleve- 
 land; Temple Moore, Esq., Archt. ; 
 %3,000. Church Restoration, New- 
 ton-in-Cleveland; Temple Moore, 
 Esq., Archt.; £1,050. New Church, 
 Lealholm; Temple Moore, Esq., 
 Archt.; £920. New Vicarage, 
 Helmsley; Temple Moore, Esq., 
 Archt.; £2,700. New Town Hall, 
 Helmsley; Temple Moore, Esq., 
 Archt.; £3,500. Two New Houses, 
 &c., Carlton-in-Cleveland; £1,300. 
 New Bridges and Additions to Police 
 Stations for N.R.C. Council. Alter- 
 ations to Pinchingthorpe Hall. 
 Restoration, Danby Church, Temple 
 Moore, Esq., Archt.; £1,450. Re- 
 storation Chancel, Guisbro’ Church; 
 Temple Moore, Esq., Archt. Alter- 
 ations Douthwaite Hall, for Penn 
 C. Sherbrooke, Esq. Additions to 
 Easby Hall, for J. J. Emerson, Esq. 
 
 New School House, Bilsdale, for 
 Earl Feversham. New Chancel and 
 Restoration of Nave, Kirkby-in- 
 
 Cleveland Church; Temple Moore 
 Esq., Archt.; £1,860. New Schooi, 
 Rudland, for Earl Feversham; 
 Temple Moore, Esq., Archt. New 
 
 Wing and Alterations to Keldholme 
 Priory, for Ed. S. Horton, Esq. 
 
 Thomas Dickinson & Son, 
 
 Builders & Contractors, 
 MIDDLESBROUGH. 
 
 Some Contracts completed :— 
 
 Mansion, Stables, etc., near Loftus ; 
 Alfred Waterhouse, Esq., Archt. 
 N. P. Bank, Loftus, Town Hall; 
 
 E. Robson, Esq., Architect. 
 
 North Eastern Banks,Middlesbrough 
 and Loftus; A. L. Newcombe, 
 Esq., Architect. 
 
 Messrs. Lampton’s Bank,Sunderland; 
 A. Gribble, Esq., Architect. 
 
 Church of Emmanuel, Saltburn-by- 
 Sea; Mansion, &c., Saltburn; C. 
 Johnson, Esq., Architect. 
 
 Victoria Schools, Middlesbrough. 
 
 Messrs. Dorman & Long’s Offices, 
 Middlesbrough. 
 
 Mansion, Stables, & Lodge, Middles— 
 brough; J. M. Bottomley, Esq., 
 Architect. 
 
 St. Joseph’s Catholic Church; Messrs. 
 Dunn & Hansom, Architects. 
 
 Public Abattoirs, West Hartlepool; 
 J. W. Brown, Esq., Architect. 
 
 Technical Schools, West Hartlepool ; 
 Town Hall, West Hartlepool ; 
 H. A. Cheers, Esq., Architect. 
 
 St. Peter’s Catholic Church, Castle 
 Eden; John Kelly, Esq., Archt. 
 Mansion, Stables, etc., near North- 
 allerton; Messrs. Demaine & 
 
 Brierly, Architects. 
 
 North Eastern Gazette Offices, Mid- 
 dlesbrough ; R. Lofthouse, Esq., 
 Architect. 
 
 Kirklevington Hall, Sir T. Rich- 
 ardson, M.P.; E. May,Esq., Archt. 
 
 Mansion, W. C. Gray, Esq., West 
 Hartlepool; T. Lewis Banks, Esq., 
 F.R.1.B.A., Archt. 
 
 York City and County Bank, West 
 Hartlepool; Messrs. Barnes and 
 Coates, Archts. 
 
 St. Oswald’s Church, West Hartle- 
 pool; Messrs. Hicks & Charlewood, 
 Archts. 
 
 Tees Conservancy Commissioners’ 
 Offices, Middlesbrough ; Messrs. 
 Bottomley & Whipham, Archts. 
 
 Bridge Hotel, Thornaby-on-Tees ; 
 Messrs. Oliver Leeson & Wood, 
 Ayr chitects. 
 
 York City & County Bank, Middles- 
 pbrough; Harry Barnes,Esq.,Archt. 
 
 Tyreman. E., Borough Rd.E.(Slater) 
 Vinter & Davison, 24 King Ed.’s Rd. 
 Zealand, C., Park Rd., North. 
 
 MILNSBRIDGE. 
 Allison, T. (Slater and Plumber) 
 Sykes, E. (R.P.), Market St. 
 
 Yorkshire—continued. 
 
 MIRFIELD. 
 
 Blackburn, J. W., Stock’s Bank 
 (Mason) 
 Buckley, J., Hopton (Joiner) 
 Bywater, T., Easthorpe (Painter) 
 Fawthorp, C., Trinity St. (Plumber) 
 Johnson, S., & Son, Stock’s Bank 
 (Plasterers, Slaters, and Concrete 
 Floor Layers) 
 Oates, W.. Nab Lane (Mason) 
 Roberts, H., Knowle Rd. (Painter) 
 Shaw, A., New Scarboro’ (Plasterer) 
 Smith, F.H., Lower Hopton (Painter) 
 Smith, W., Battyeford (Joiner) 
 Stevenson, J., Easthorpe (Joiner) 
 Walker, E., & Co., Station Rd. 
 (Plumbers & Glaziers) 
 Walker, P., Battyeford (Plumber) 
 
 MONK FRYSTON, South Milford, 
 8.0. 
 
 Watson, G. 
 
 MORLEY. 
 Anty, W., Chapel Hill (Plumber) 
 Asquith, J., Peel St. 
 Binks, J. W., Ackroyd St. 
 Chappell, T., Commercial St. (Plbr.) 
 Clegg, J., & Sons, 10 Wesley St. 
 Fawcett, A., Peel St. (Plumber) 
 Firth, E., Peel St. (Plasterer) 
 Firth, G. A., Fountain St. (Plumber) 
 Furness, A., East Park St. 
 Kellett, J., Fountain St. (Slater) 
 May, J., Peel St. (Slater) 
 Newton, I., Ackroyd St. 
 Pearson & Ainsworth, Britannia Rd. 
 Rogerson, G., Bank Top (Slater) 
 Spensley, H., High St. 
 Sykes, W. & H., Westfield Rd. 
 Wilson, E., Westfield Rd. (Plasterer) 
 Wood, J. W., & Son,Bluntfield Lane 
 
 MOUNT TABOR, Halifax. 
 
 Marsland, E. (Carpenter and Joiner) 
 Gaukroger, J. (Mason) 
 
 MYTHOLMROYD. 
 Greenwood,G.(Plumber and Glazier) 
 Kershaw, J. (Carpenter and Joiner) 
 Robinson, J. (Slater & Plasterer) 
 
 NETHERTON, near Huddersfield. 
 
 James Blakeley 
 
 and Sons, = 
 JOINERS, &c., 
 Netherton, nr. Huddersfield. 
 
 TrLEPHONE No. Honury, 35. 
 
 Works Executed include :— 
 
 Several Gentlemen’s Residences, 
 Churches and Schools, Mill and 
 Warehouse property. 
 
 Contracts carried out under the 
 following Architects: Mr. Joseph 
 Smith, and Messrs. Hall & Fenton 
 of Sheffield: Messrs. John Kirk and 
 Sons, Mr. Joseph Berry, Mr. E. W. 
 Lockwood, Messrs. Lunn & Kaye, 
 Mr. Wm. Cooper, all of Hudderstield. 
 
 NEW MILLERDAM, Wakefield. 
 Oxley, F. W. 
 
 NORMANBY, Middlesbrough. 
 Radge, G. 
 NORMANTON. 
 
 Denison, F., Market St. (Mason) 
 Leake, R., & Sons, Pontefract Rd. 
 
 (Masons) 
 
 NORTHALLERTON. 
 
 Foggin, J. Goins) 
 Fowler, F. B. (Plumber) 
 Gibson & Smith (Plumbers) 
 Horner, E. (Plumber) 
 Peacock, R., & Sons, South End 
 Willoughby, T. & J., North End 
 Wilson, J. (Joiner) 
 
 NORTH FRODINGHAN. 
 Cammidge, T. 
 Smales, T. 
 Witty, W. (Bricklayer) 
 
 NORTON, Malton. 
 Allison, — 
 Anderson, T., Mill St. (Mason) 
 Kitching, W., Scarborough Rd.( Jnr.) 
 Lyons, A., LangtonRd. (Msn. & Jnr.) 
 Priest, R., Scarboro’ Rd. (Mason) 
 
 NOTTON, Barnsley. 
 Nussey, A. 
 
 OAKWORTH, Keighieu. 
 Akroyd, N., & Sons (Stonemasons) 
 Bland, S. 
 
 Green, J.,& Son, Hill Top (& Joiners), 
 Sugden & Mitchell (Masons) 
 Sudgen, B. (Plasterer) 
 
 Waterhouse, J. (Mason) 
 
 Wilkinson, J. (and Joiner) 
 
 OSSETT. 
 Horsnell & Heald, Queen St. (Jnrs.) 
 Land& Nettleton, DewsburyRd.(Jrs.) 
 Lockwood, A., & Sons, Intake Lane 
 (Masons) 
 Lockwood,M.,Little TownEnd (Jnr.) 
 Mercer, E., Street Side 
 Oldroyd, R., Prospect Rd. 
 Pickersgill, J., Street Side 
 Sanderson, H., Wesley St. (Plas- 
 terer & Painter) 
 Snowden, J.,&Son(R.P.s)(Pntrs.,&c.) 
 Stubbs, R., South Ossett 
 Tolson, R., & Sons, Westfield 
 Whitehead, W. & E., Bank St. (Jrs.} 
 
 OTLEY. 
 
 Bennett, E., & Son (Painters) 
 Cawood, F., 3 Fairfax St. 
 Denison, J., Westgate (Joiner) 
 Farrand, G., Boro’gate (Plumber) 
 Hammon, J., Farnley Lane 
 Howroyd, C., & Sons, Cattle Market 
 
 (Plasterers) 
 Longfield & Co., (Ironfounders) 
 Mawson, E., Back Lane (Plumber) 
 Norfolk, J., Cross Green (Mason) 
 Renwick, J. (Mason & Bricklayer) 
 Suttle, J.,& Son(R.P.), Court Ho.St. 
 Thomas& Atkinson, NewMarket ( Jrs.) 
 
 OUTW OOD, Wakefield. 
 Richardson, J. (Joiner) 
 
 OVENDEN, Halifax. 
 Smith, H., 115 Beechwood Rd. 
 Wormsley,S.,26 Lintelfield St.(Msn.). 
 
 OXENHOPE, Keighley. 
 Crabtree, J. & J., Crummock 
 Holmes, G. (Plasterer) 
 Waddington Bros. (Masons) 
 Whitaker, H. (Joiner) 
 
 Wright, W., Station Rd. (Joiner) 
 
 PARK GATE, Rotherham. 
 Tadewell, J. 
 Trehern, W. H. 
 
 PATRINGTON, Hull. 
 Cockerill, H. (Bricklayer) 
 Fewster, D. ee 
 Smith, J. S. (Plumber and Painter 
 
 PENISTONE. 
 Hawley, T. & J. (Joiners) 
 Marsh, A., Unwin St. 
 Turner, F., Thurlestone 
 Wainwright, A., Thurlestone 
 
 PICKERING. 
 Marshall & Sons 
 Yearsley, T. 
 POCKLINGTON. 
 Grant, T., Union St. 
 Tuison, W. (Bricklayer & Mason) 
 
 PONTEFRACT. 
 
 Barker & Jowett, CornMarket(Jnrs.) 
 Burton& Son, Tanshelf Drive(Pntrs.) 
 Butler, H., & Son, Corn Mkt. (Ptrs.} 
 Gelder, J. & J.C., Northgate (Jnrs.) 
 Gundill, H., Southgate (Bricklayer) 
 Harrison, S., Gillygate (Painter) 
 Jackson, D., Northgate (Joiner) 
 Keighley, W. H., Corn Market 
 
 (Plumbers) 
 Leng, T., Wakefield Rd. (Plumber) 
 Pease,M.,&Son, OldChurch(Joiners) 
 Pearson, W., Horsefair (Plumber) 
 Ramsden, T. H., Ropergate (Painter) 
 Senior, T. W., Walkergate (Plstr.), 
 Shaw, J., Northgate (Plasterer) 
 Spurr, G , Castle Moat (Bricklayer) 
 Spurr, G., Wakefield Rd. (Slater) 
 Stewart, G., & Son, Tanshelf (Sltr). 
 Taylor, A., Tanshelf Drive 
 Taylor, H., Mill Hill (Bricklayer) 
 Thrall, W., Northgate (Painter) 
 Walker & Ward, Mill Hill(Brcklyrs.): 
 Ward, T., Wakefield Rd. (Joiner) 
 Wheatley. R., Ropergate (Painter) 
 Wright, H., & Son, Ropergate 
 
 PRESTON, Hull. 
 Fewster, J. (Joiner) 
 
 POOL, near Leeds. 
 Kaye, S. 
 PUDSEY. 
 Ambler, H., Littlemoor (Mason and 
 Bricklayer) 
 Battye, G., Church Lane (Plumber). 
 
BUILDERS AND 
 
 CONTRACTORS. 
 
 415 
 
 Yorkshire—continued. 
 
 Coe, J. (Painter) 
 
 Farrer, R. a &c.) 
 
 Haley, B owtown (Painter) 
 Hargrave, ry. Longfield Wks. poe 
 Hutton, E., & Son, Fulneck (Joiners) 
 Hutton, W., Fulneck (Mason, &c.) 
 Johnson, S., Chapeltown (Joiner) 
 Nicholson, ts, Chapeltown (Painter) 
 Parker, F., ‘Cowtown (Plumber) 
 Searth, J., ‘Chapeltown (Plumber) 
 Shuttleworth, H 
 Thompson, F. (Slater) 
 
 Verity, G., Lowtown (Joiner) 
 Walker, 1% Lowtown (Plumber) 
 Whitham, Me, Lowtown (Joiner) 
 Wood & Williams, Lowtown (Plstrs.) 
 Wood, A. Church Lane (Plasterer) 
 Wood ’Bros., Crawshaw St. (Masons) 
 Wood, T.. Ratcliffe Lane (Mason) 
 
 QUEENSBURY. 
 Bairston, J., & Son Renee &c.) 
 Balmforth & Reece, 
 
 (Mason) 
 Balmforth,E.,Scarlet Hghts.(Mason) 
 Benn, S., Wellington Mills (Joiner) 
 Briggs, J.,Calder Bank Wks.(Joiner) 
 Farnell, J., Ambler Thorn (Joiner) 
 Gregson, S., High St. (Painter) 
 Hainsworth, J., & Son, Chapel Lane 
 
 (Masons) 
 
 Hodgson, S.,SpringGrdns. St.(Pntr.) 
 Jennings & Whittaker »HighSt.(Ptrs.) 
 Ramsden, A., Ambler Thorn 
 Rushworth, ji Ambler Thorn (Jnr.) 
 Shackleton, 7’. 7x Co. ,Clayton Heights 
 Stocks, M., High St. (Plumber) 
 
 RAINTON, Thirsk. 
 Kay, J., & Sons (Masons) 
 
 RASTRICK (see Brighouse). 
 RAVENSTHORPE. 
 
 Overoud,J.,HuddersfieldRd.(Mason) | 
 
 Steam Joinery Co., Foundry St. 
 
 Summersgill, H. (Plumber) 
 
 Whitehead, C., & Sons (Masons) 
 
 Whitehead, J. H., North Rd. (Joiner) 
 RAWDON. 
 
 Nunns, G. & R.(R.P.s), Low Green 
 
 Richardson, J., Derby Rd., (Slater) 
 
 Rushworth, J. (Joiner) 
 
 Walker, J., & Sons (Joiners) 
 
 RAW MARSH. 
 Alt, R. 
 Bool, F. & T. (Plumbers) 
 
 Pugh, G. 
 REDCAR. 
 Tarron, J. E. (Plasterer) 
 
 RICHMOND. 
 Shaw, W. Pere 
 
 GEORGE R. WADE, 
 
 F.1LS.E., 
 Builder and Cuutrector, and 
 Sanitary Engineer, 
 WELLINGTON PLACE, 
 
 = RICHMOND, Yorks. 
 
 Works executed include :— 
 
 New National Schools, Richmond, 
 £3,500; Messrs. Clark & Moscrop, 
 Archts. New Grammar School, 
 Richmond, £3,750; Messrs. Clark 
 and Moscrop, Archts. New Court 
 House and Police Station, Bedale, 
 for North Riding County Council, 
 
 £5,300; Walter H. Brierly, York, 
 Archt. New Co-operative Society 
 Stores, Richmond, £2,060; L. G. 
 
 Kkins, Newcastle-on- Tyne, Archt.; 
 and many other Contracts. 
 
 Special attention given to Sanitary 
 Work, Alterations, etc., in Town or 
 Country. 
 
 RIPON. 
 
 Akers Bros., Kirkgate (Painters) 
 Almond,A.J.G.,Shellgarths( Painter) 
 Barkap, T., Littlethorpe Ter. (Jnr.) 
 Baynes & Beck, North Rd. (Slaters) 
 Benson, W. , King St. (Plumber) 
 Blackburn, W., 33 St. Mary’s Gate 
 ee Mason, & Plasterer) 
 
 Boddy, H., 17 Kirkgate (Joiner) 
 
 Bruce,T.,4 WaterSkellgate(Brcklyr.) 
 
 Calvert, R., Exors. of, North St. 
 (Painters) 
 
 Coldbeck, J. H., Canal Yard 
 Florentine, dp King St. (Mason) 
 
 Gowing, J. (R.P.), North St. 
 Harrison; ts *R. P.), North St. 
 Lowley, J., Low Skellgate (Joiner) 
 
 Metcalfe, ae Kirkgate (Joiner) 
 
 , Church Lane(Ptr.) | 
 
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 Mitchell & Webster, Hecklar Houses 
 
 (Bricklyrs., Masons & Plasterers) 
 Trees, A., Kirkby Rd. (Bricklayer 
 White, J., Skell Gardens. 
 
 RIPPONDEN. 
 Crawshaw Bros., Woodville 
 Holroyde, J. 
 
 Stafford, J. 
 
 RISHW ORTH. 
 Cockcroft, J., Pike End 
 Riley, E., Butts Green (Mason) 
 Whiteley, C. & W., Slithero (Car- 
 penters & Joiners)’ 
 Whiteley, J. (Carpenter and Joiner) 
 
 ROTHERHAM. 
 Bell, W., 140 Effingham St. 
 Bishop, J., 111 Effingham St. 
 Bywater, O., Providence St., 
 bro’ (& Joiner) 
 Carson, J.College Rd.,Masbro’(Plstr) 
 Chadwick & Co., College Rd. 
 Cooper, J., Rother Works 
 Cox, G., Exors. of, Wharncliffe St. 
 Earnshaw, W., Mary St., Masbro’ 
 Frugone, F. ae 59 Effingham St. 
 Gibbons, J., Masbro’ St., Masbro’ 
 (Plumber) 
 Grafton, W., 92 Bethel Rd. (Joiner) 
 Green, T., Greasboro’ Rd. 
 Heathcote, H., Effingham St. (Slater) 
 Hodkin, J., Firbeck 
 Hutchinson, W.., FrederickSt. (Plbr.) 
 Jennison, J., St. Ann’s Rd. (Plstr.) 
 Leadbeater, F.,Frederick St. (Plstr.) 
 Lister,T.,8 Masbro’ Bridge (Plumber) 
 May & Sons, Ferham Rd., Holmes 
 (& Joiner) 
 ase G.W., Park Rd.,Mexboro’. 
 Outram, Ky W., Tusmore St. ( (Joiner) 
 Saul, G. (Exors. of), Masbro’ (& 
 Monumental Mason) 
 Scott, J., 100 Clough Rd., Masbro’ 
 Simpson, C.,88 Norfolk St. (Plasterer) 
 Slack, W. H. , Main St. (Carver, &c.) 
 Snell, R., 3x So Naa Rd. 
 Snell) R., Station Rd., Masbro’ 
 Thornton ,W., & Son,53 Glass Ho. St. 
 Tradewell, Te Parkgate 
 Treherne, WH. , Wellgate 
 Walker, F., 71 Frederick St. (Slater) 
 Walker, Te ,5 Morpeth St. (Slater) 
 Watson, ,W. Be (R.P.), Doncaster Gate 
 Whittington, Jest ‘Ann’s Rd. (Pntr.) 
 W oolliscroft, Ge Market Pl. (Pntr. 
 Wortley, J.,20 Drummond St. (Joiner) 
 Wright, W., 25 Mansfield Rd. (Pntr. ) 
 
 ROTHWELL, Leeds, 
 Chapman, {. 
 Chapman, W. 
 Copley, W. (Joiner) 
 Stainer, T. 
 
 ROYSTON, Barnsley. 
 Cutts, C. & E. 
 
 RYHILL, Wakefield. 
 Fisher, G. H. (Plumber) 
 Hargreave, J. J. (Mason) 
 
 SALTBURN-BY-THE-SEA. 
 Biscombe, W., Stanhope St. (Cptr.) 
 Emmett, O., 42 Emerald St. 
 
 Farrar & Dyson, 25 Ruby St.(Plmrs.) 
 Gladstone, M., Hilda Place 
 Holland, J. H.. Station St. \Pntr.) 
 Hull, J., 28 Emerald St. (Joiner) 
 Hutton, W., Ox Close (Joiner) 
 ones) a Station St. (Plumber) 
 azzetti, D., Milton St. (Painter) 
 Metcalfe, Je; "8 Amber St. (Plumber) 
 Naylor, ue S., Windsor Rd. 
 Robinson,T. ie Diamond St.(Joinr.) 
 Smith, Ww. TE ly Diamond St. 
 a tirraverGlseit & Son,37 Milton St.(Pntrs. ) 
 
 SCARBOROUGH, 
 
 Appleby & Brogden, St: 
 (Smiths) 
 
 Atkinson, W., & Son, Alma Parade 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Bastiman & Sons, 70 Victoria Rd. 
 
 Bell, A., Gladstone St. (Joiner) 
 
 Bland, A., Gladstone St. (Joiner) 
 
 Bland, W. & J. W., 33 Nelson St. 
 
 Bland, S.. & Son (see Advt.) 
 
 Bradley, G., & Sons, 909 Westborough 
 (Painters) 
 
 Carr & Creasen, York Place (Joiners) 
 
 Clough & Tasker, Ramshill Rd. 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 Foster, J. (Exors. of), Victoria Rd. 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Fowler, L., Wykeham St. (Joiner) 
 
 Hardgrave, J., Belle Vue Parade 
 
 Hardgreave, J., Falsgrave Rd. 
 
 Hunter & Smith, 55 Franklin St. 
 (Bricklayers) 
 
 Mas- 
 
 Sussex 
 
 Y orkshire—continued. 
 
 Septimus Bland & Son, 
 PLUMBERS, &c., &c., 
 32 BAR St., SCARBORO’. 
 Branch: ST. MARTIN’S PLACE, 
 SOUTH CLIFF, SCARBORO’. 
 
 Works executed include— 
 
 Spa Saloon Buildings, Scarboro’ ; 
 Messrs. Verity & Hunt, Arehts., 
 London. New Convent, Searboro’ ; ; 
 F, A. Walters, Esq., Archt., London. 
 Alterations to the Hall, Thornton-le- 
 Street, Yorks; G. H. Hunt, Esq., 
 Archt., London. Alterations to the 
 North Sea Bathing Infirmary, Scar- 
 boro’; Fowler Jones, Esq., Archt., 
 York. Balmoral Hotel, Searboro’ ; : 
 Messrs. Hall & Tugwell, Archts, 
 Scarboro’. Belvedere Estate, 19 large 
 Houses, 6 Villas & Mansion ; J. 
 Petch, Esq., Archt., Scarboro’. The 
 Cliffe, Flamborough, Yorks; Messrs. 
 Hall, Cooper & Davis, Archts., Scar- 
 boro’. Scarboro’ Union, New 
 Infirmary, &c.; Messrs. Barry & 
 Tugwell, Archts., Scarboro’. New 
 Infectious Diseases Hospitals, Scar- 
 boro’.; Harry W. Smith, Esq. 
 Boroug h Engineer, Archt. Sexrboro: 
 New Grammar Schools, Pickering ; 
 J. Bilson, Esq., Archt., Hull. 
 
 JOHNJARAM & SONS, | 
 
 Builders & Contractors, 
 
 16 GLADSTONE STREET, 
 SCARBORO. 
 
 Seven Large Houses, Belvedere, 
 South Cliff, Scarboro’; JouN 
 Prtconu, Esq., "Archt., Scarboro’. 
 
 Main Sewerage for the Scarboro’ 
 Corporation; JosmpH Perton, 
 Esq., Surveyor. 
 
 Mansion for Major Smaithwaite; 
 F. A. Tuawe.y, Esq., Archt., 
 Scarboro’. 
 
 Extension of Lloyd’s Cottage 
 Hospital, Bridlington; Messrs. 
 SmitH & BroapRiok, Archts., Hull. 
 
 LifeboatHouse ,Filey;— Ma.coum, 
 Ksq., Archt. to Lifeboat Institute. 
 
 Extensive Alterations to Cam- 
 bridge Hotel, Scarboro’; Jouw 
 Perron, Esq., Archt.. Scarboro’ 
 
 New Wing to Ramsdale Bank 
 for Lieut. Col. Stebles; Haun 
 AND TUGWELL, Archts., Searboro’ 
 
 New Wing to Park Lea, Scarboro’ 
 for Dr. Dale; DALE OLIVER, 
 Esq., Archt., Carlisle. 
 
 Alterations and Additions to the 
 Scarborough Workhouse, New 
 Board Rooms, Infirmary and 
 Laundry; Messrs. Barry & Tua- 
 we. Archts., 8carboro’. 
 
 New Wing to Raven Hall Hotel, 
 Ravenscar, for the Peak Estate 
 Co.,Ltd.; Messrs. F. A. & 8. Tuae- 
 WELL, ‘Arehts. , Scarboro’. 
 
 New Hotel at Sandsend , Whitby, 
 for the Northern Breweries, Ltd. ; 
 F. Tugwell, A.R.I.B.A., Archt., 
 Scarboro’. 
 
 Extensions to Main Building and 
 New Laboratory to Bridlington 
 Grammar School; Messrs. Bor- 
 TERILL,SON & Brison ,Archt., Hull. 
 
 New Residence, “ Dunollie, PI Sior 
 Joby burner, Esq. Scarboro’. 
 Prenty & Prnvy, Archts., York. 
 
 Wydale Hall, Brompton, Exca- 
 vator, Bricklayer, Mason and 
 Plasterers’ work; Sypnuny Ki1- 
 SON, ee Soe ee aa Archt. , Leeds, 
 
 Jowsey, T. B. (see ere Te ee 
 Lowe, A. J., Aberdeen Walk (Smith) 
 
 Maynard, D. (R.P.), 32 Castle Rd. 
 Moore, A.,23 West Bank (Bricklayer) 
 
 Petch, W. T., Victoria Rd. 
 Pickup, H., Brooke St. (Smith) 
 
 Spink, J., 172 Victoria Rd. (Joiner) 
 Stephenson Bros. (R.P.s) Queen St 
 
 Wanless, & Sons, Westborough 
 (Painters) 
 
 Watkinson, R., Barwick St. 
 
 Wells, G. F., Waterhouse La. (Plbr.) 
 
 Wilson, J.F., Belle Vue St.(Bricklyr.) 
 
 Wrightson, H. A., & Son, 22 Bar St. 
 (Painter) 
 
 T. B. JOWSEY, | 
 
 Contractor. 
 Speciality 
 Carpentry and Joinery, 
 
 SCARBOROUGH. 
 Works executed tnclude :— 
 
 Two Villas, South Cliff; Messrs. 
 Demaine & Brierly, York. 
 
 Batteries and DrilJ Sheds; 
 Admiralty. 
 
 Friarage Board Schools, Holy 
 Trinity Parsonage, and several Villas 
 and Business Premises ; is Cambetchs 
 Esq., Scarborough, 
 
 Coffee House, Scarborough, 
 Messrs. W. Rowntree & Sons, Busi- 
 ness Premises, Messrs. W. Rowntree 
 and Sons, Second Extension to same, 
 ms Row mtree, Esq., Residence, &c., 
 
 . Fred Row ntree, Esq., London, 
 
 “v E. Railway, Engine Stables, 
 &c., Horse Stables and Additions 
 to ditto; W. Bell, Esq., York. 
 
 “ Southlands ” Boarding House, 
 J. C. Rickett, Esq.,M.P., Residence; 
 Messrs. Hall, Cooper & Davis. 
 
 Esplanade Boarding House; 
 Messrs. Cooper & Davis. 
 
 Several Villa Residences; J.Petch, 
 
 The 
 
 Esq 
 
 Cottage Hospital; W. E. Barry, 
 Esq. 
 
 “St. Alma’? Boarding House; 
 Messrs. Runton & Barry, Hull and 
 Scarborough. 
 
 Infectious Diseases Hospital ; 
 Harry W. Smith, Esq., Borough 
 Engineer. 
 
 Several Villa Residences; Frank 
 
 A. Tugwell, Esq. 
 
 LE LT 
 
 SHDBERGH. 
 Brassington, J. H. (Mason) 
 Knight, W. (Plasterer) 
 Sedgwick, M. 
 
 Wadeson Bros. (Plumbers) 
 SHELBY. 
 
 Abbott, W., Wide St. ome) 
 
 Foster, G., ‘Gowthorpe St. (Joiner) 
 
 Foster, J., "Water Lane (Bricklr.) 
 
 Gregory, Be Burn, near 
 
 Lomas, M. , Ousegate (Mason) 
 
 Swift, ie R., Ousegate (Plumber) 
 
 Ullathorne, TS: Trinity Works 
 
 SHTTLE. 
 
 Handby, E. Duke St. (Painter) 
 
 Hardy, J., Craven Marble Wks. (Msn.) 
 
 Harger, Bros., New St. (Joiners) 
 
 Hayton, W., Duke St. (Plumber) 
 
 SHEFFIELD. 
 
 Alflat, G. C., 9 Grimesthorpe Rd. 
 
 Ash, Son & Biggin, 13-17 Furnival 
 Sts Moorkeadl 
 
 Ashforth, F., 227 Barnsley Rd., Pits- 
 moor 
 
 Astling, Jig Brotherton St. 
 
 Barnaby, G., 16 Scott Rd., Pitsmoor 
 
 Bartram, W., Elm Tree Hill (Joiner) 
 
 Bee, J., & Son, London Rd. S.,Heeley 
 
 Belfield, Vics Stanington, nr. 
 
 Black, Gs Bennett St. (Joiner) 
 
 Boot, i8L, Ok Son, 132 Moor St. 
 
 Booth, ie 96 Milton St. (Joiner) 
 
 Boulby, AG & Sons, Charlotte St. 
 
 Bown, E., 15 Clarence St. Broomhill 
 (Slater & Plasterer) 
 
 Bradbury, A., Cemetery Rd. (Mason 
 & Furnace Builder) 
 
 Bradley, J. & Sons, go Carver St. 
 
 Braithwaite & Co. (R. Ps.), 38 Carver 
 St. 
 
 Bridges, W. A. (R.P.), 105 and 107 
 Washington Rd. 
 
 Brown, D., 187 Whitham Rd., 
 Broomhill (Joiner) 
 Browning, T., 221 Chesterfield Rd. 
 
 BRUMBY, HY., & SON, Park- 
 field Place, Highfield, 
 Sheffield. 
 
 Bush, W., 56 Charlotte St. 
 
 Carr, xe. ‘Worthing Rd. (Mason) 
 
 Chadwick, C., & Sons, Victoria St., 
 Glossop Rd. (Slaters & Plasterers) 
 
 Chandler, W., Fitzwilliam St. (Jnr.) 
 
 Cook, Jjeb:; Meersbrook Park Rd., 
 Heeley 
 
 Cooke, H., & Son, Lawrence St., 
 Attercliffe (& Joiners) 
 
 Corrie, J. B., & Sons (R.P.), 33 
 Carver St. 
 Coward, J., Duke St. Park 
 
 Crooks, , & Son, 127 Devonshire 
 St. (Joiners) 
 
416 
 
 BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 Yorkshire—continued. 
 
 Cullabine, J.. & Co. (R/P.), 96 
 Devonshire St. 
 
 Daniels, J., 24 Brookfield Rd. 
 
 Dawson, Jones, & Co., 200 Broomhall 
 St. (Joiners) 
 
 Dyson, Son & Gregory, 681 London 
 Rd. Heely (Joiners) 
 
 Ellis & Wetherill, 50 Fitzwilliam St. 
 (Slaters) 
 
 Elliston, P., & Son, Cobden View, 
 Crook (Roads, &c.) 
 
 Eshelby, J., & Son, Spring St. 
 
 Eyre, F., Clarence Rd. Hillsboro’ 
 
 Fidler, J., Ltd., Corporition St. 
 (Masons) 
 
 Flowerday, W. S., & Sons, Saville 
 St. (Joiners) 
 
 Forsdike, W. & A., 24-30 St. Mary’s 
 Rd. (Joiners) 
 
 Freckingham, H., 72 Wicker 
 
 Gillam, C. H.,95 Sharrow Lane 
 
 Glossop, C., & Sons, 109 Walkley 
 Bank Rd. (Masons & Bricklayers) 
 
 Goodier, J.,& Son, 16 and 18 Nether- 
 thorpe Pl., Portmahon (Painters) 
 
 ‘Grayson, R., 135 Walkley Bank Rd. 
 
 Greenwood, J., Attercliffe 
 
 Grey, I. & Sons, Plumpers Rd., 
 Tinsley (Joiners) 
 
 Hadfield, W., 25 Normandale Rd. 
 
 Hancock, J., & Son, Nether Green 
 
 Harrison, H.; & Sons, Greenhill 
 
 Harrison, W. E., Regent Ter. 
 (Steeplejack) 
 
 Helliwell, G. J., Wood Rd., Hillsbro’ 
 (Mason) 
 
 Hepworth, A. S., West St. (Painter) 
 
 Hirst, J. H., Woodseats 
 
 Hodkin & Jones, Ld., Queen’s Rd. 
 (Plasterers and Concreters) 
 
 Hollingworth& Bedford,Cleveland St. 
 
 Holmes, H., Up. Hanover St. (Jnr.) 
 
 Horsfield, F. & A., Meersbrook 
 
 Hudson & Dore, Daniel Hill St. 
 (Slaters and Plasterers) 
 
 Ireson, E., 57 Weston St. 
 
 Jeckells, F. & Son, Victoria Market, 
 Glossop Rd. (Decorators) 
 
 Johnson, J.,178 Broad La.(Steeplejk. ) 
 
 Keeton, J., Intake 
 
 Kirkam, W., Brinsworth Rd. 
 
 Lee, J., Moncrieffe Rd., Sharrow 
 
 Lee, T., 54 St. Mary Rd. (Joiner) 
 
 Lister, J.,Aughton Rd., Swallowsnest 
 
 Longden,G.,& Son,Ld.,Neepsend Ln. 
 
 Lynn, W., Sheaf St. (Joiner) 
 
 Malpass, G., 172 Crabtree Rd. 
 
 Marshall, F., Meersbrook 
 
 Martin & Hughes, 4 Club St. 
 
 Masson, J., 3 Talbot St. (Joiner) 
 
 Mastin, J., & Sons, Cavendish St. 
 (Masons) 
 
 May, W. & Sons, 53 Melbourne Rd. 
 
 Mellowes & Co., Ld., Corporation St. 
 (Plumbers, Glaziers, and Roofing 
 Engineers) 
 
 Moore, A., 12 Wharncliffe Rd. 
 
 Norton, J., & Son, 122 Queen St. 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 O’ Neill, D., & Son, Solley St.(Msns.) 
 
 Oxley,G.& E., Up. Hanover St.(Jnrs.) 
 
 Parsons, S., 7 Lambert St, (Joiner) 
 
 Pearson, J., 19 Stafford Rd. 
 
 Petfield, B. (R.P.), 55 Cavendish St. 
 
 Pinder Bros., Intake (Masons) 
 
 Powell, B., & Son, 37 Cavendish St. - 
 
 (Masons) 
 Raw & Son, Cowlishaw Rd. 
 Ridal, F., Cobden View Rd. (Mason) 
 Roberts, C., Attercliffe Common 
 Roberts, G., 250 Ecclesall Rd. 
 Robertson, J.T., William St. (Joiner) 
 Roper, T. & Sons, 11 Ashdell Rd., 
 Broomhill 
 Sandall, W., 75 Crookes 
 Saul, W., Kingston St. 
 Shepherd & Nunn, 103 Rockghm. St. 
 Slack, D., Winter St. (Joiner) 
 Smith & Co., Fitzalan Sq. (Painters) 
 Smith & Snape, West St. (Painters) 
 Spurr, G., 135 Gell St. 
 Stacey, J., Meersbrook Bank 
 Staniforth & Lee, 90 Sharrow Lane 
 (Slaters) 
 Statham, W.(R.P.), 64 Fitzwm. St. 
 Summers, S., Balaclava Rd. (Joiner) 
 Thickett, G.(R.P.), 67 Corporatn. St. 
 Townrow, M.1I., Nether Grn. ( Jnr.) 
 Tune, W. J., 113 Attercliffe Rd. 
 (Slater, Tiler, &c.) 
 Turner, F., 261 Rockingham St. 
 Turton, H., Meersbrook Bank 
 Vasey, J., & Son, 87 London Rd. 
 
 Waddilove & Co.,26BroadSt.(Plmrs.) 
 
 Walker, R. J., 75 & 77 Charles St. 
 (Plumber and Glazier) 
 
 Wheen, J. & H., 37 Porter St, 
 
 Whitaker, B., jun., Lyons St. 
 
 White, J.,&Son, Burton Rd.(Masons) 
 
 Wilson, M., Talbot St. 
 
 Wise, J., & Sons, 482 Glossop Rd. 
 (Joiners) 
 
 SHEPLEY, Huddersfield. 
 Jess, A. 
 
 SHERBURN, South Milford, 8.0. 
 Thompson, W., & Sons 
 
 SHIPLEY. 
 
 Atkins, W., 41 Carr Lane (Joiner) 
 Bagnall, T., 5 Market Bldgs. (Pntr.) 
 Bairstow, J. 
 Cryer Bros. 
 Dawson, F., & Sons, Carr Lane 
 Deacon, J., Wharf St. (Mason, &c.) 
 Greenwood&Dibb, Well Croft (Jnrs.) 
 Hird, R., Ltd.(Ironfounders) 
 Hobson, E., Leeds Rd., Windhill 
 Holden, J., Windhill 
 Ives, W., & Co. (Joiners) 
 Moody, J. W. 
 Parker, A., Carr Lane 
 Pitts, W., & Sons, Field St. (Mason) 
 Rhodes Bros. (Masons & Joiners) 
 Ross & Crabtree 
 Ross, A., 19 Westgate (Plumber) 
 Rushworth, S., Briggate (Plumber) 
 Shackleton, Jones & Chadwick, 
 
 Frizinghall 
 Taylor,R. D.(R.P.),& Son, Otley Rd. 
 Thornton, T. (Slater) 
 Walsh, J., & Sons, Dale St. (Slaters) 
 
 SILSDEN, Ketghley. 
 Cowling, F. (Joiner) 
 Driver & Lee 
 Vaycock, C. & J. (Plasterers) 
 Smith &Pickles,Clog Bridge (Plmrs.) 
 Wade, R. (Joiner) 
 SKELTON, York. 
 Middleton, C. 
 SKELTON-IN-CLEVELAND, 
 8.0 
 
 Gowland, J. M. (R.P.) 
 Tate, A., 89 High St. (Painter) 
 SKIPTON. 
 Bailey, T., & Sons, Keighley Rd. 
 (Plasterers) 
 Baldwin, D., Keighley Rd. (Plumber) 
 Boyle, J., High St. (Plumber) 
 Calvert, A. (R.P.), Otley St. 
 Duckett, T., Keighley Rd. (Mason) 
 Horner, F. (R.P.), High St. 
 Hudson, T. (Plasterer) 
 Kirk, B., Carlton Rd. (Mason) 
 Mason, G. H. (R.P.), 54 High St. 
 Roberts, W., & Son (Joiners) 
 Shaw, A. H. (Joiner) 
 Shuttleworth, A.,Craven Ter. (Plstr.) 
 Smith, G., New Market St. (Plmbr.) 
 Thornton, R., & Sons, Waller Hill 
 (Slaters) 
 Thornton, T., Otley St. (Joiner) 
 Ward, Bros., Castle St. (Masons) 
 Wilkinson, J., Firth St. (Mason) 
 Windle, J., & Son, 18 Canal St. 
 (Joiners) 
 SLAITHW AITE. 
 England, E., & Sons 
 Holyroyd, W-., Crimble 
 Varley, J., & Son 
 SOUTH BANK. 
 Atkinson, J. 
 Bulmer, J. ; 
 Dandy, J., 5 Upper Millbank St. 
 McGarrock, C. (Plasterer) 
 Radge, W., 18 Redcar Rd. 
 Severs, J. 
 SOUTH MILFORD, S.O. 
 Elsworth, T. 
 Sunderland, J. (Joiner) 
 
 SOWERBY BRIDGE. 
 Dyson, T., Greemips Ter. (Slater) 
 OX; my Vie, Sons, Bolton Brow 
 (Joiners & Plumbers) 
 
 Kershaw, J. & Son, Town Hall St. 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 Longbottom, R., Sparkhouse Lane 
 (Mason) 
 
 Mallinson, B. & Sons, Bolton Brow 
 (Painters) 
 
 Robinson, W., & Sons (Slaters) 
 
 Stafford, J. (R.P.), West St. 
 
 Sutcliffe & Son, Sowerby St. (Joiners) 
 
 Sutcliffe, W., Willow Ter. (Mason) 
 
 Turner, J., & Sons, Burnley Rd. 
 (Masons) 
 
 Whitehead, E., & Co., 21 West St. 
 (Painters) 
 
 Whiteley, G., West End (Slater) 
 
 STAINLAND. 
 
 Cookson, uF (Joiner) 
 
 Edwards, B., & Sons (Masons) 
 
 Helliwell, J., Stainery (Mason) 
 
 Park, A. (Carpenter and Joiner) 
 
 Townsend, B., & Sons (Painters) 
 
 Yorkshire—continued. 
 
 STANNINGLEY, Leeds. 
 
 Burnes, S. (Plumber) 
 
 Laycock, J., & Sons, Richardshaw 
 
 ane (Plasterers) 
 
 Mann, J. B., Bradford Rd. (Joiner) 
 Pennington, H., Town St. (Plumber) 
 Ringrose, J. (Mason) 
 
 Smith, G.,Richardshaw La. (Painter) 
 Thompson, F., Bradford Rd. (Slater) 
 
 SUTTON, Hull. 
 
 Carrick, A. (Joiner) 
 Easingwood, F. (Bricklayer) 
 Sonley, J. B. (Joiner) 
 
 SWANLAND, Brough. 
 Andrew, W. (Joiner) 
 Kirby, J. & Son (Bricklayers) 
 
 SWINTON, near Rotherham, 
 
 Bower, E. J., Church St. 
 Bower, J. A., Station St. 
 Holt, J., Bridge St. 
 Kemp, C., Bridge St. (Slater) 
 
 TADCASTER. 
 Brayshaw Bros., Station Rd. 
 Bywater, T. High St. (Painter) 
 Jackson, E., Westgate (Joiner) 
 Marshall, J., & Co., Ltd. (Painters) 
 Moverley, J. H., Broomfield Terrace, 
 
 Kirkgate 
 
 Tindall, G. F. (R.P.), High St. 
 Topham & Sons (Painters) 
 
 THIRSE. 
 Halliday, J., Asenby, near (Joiner) 
 Asie W., Westgate 
 anfield, C. K., Sowerby Terrace 
 Ruecroft, J. D., Sowerby (Joiner) 
 
 THORNABY-ON-TEES. 
 Alcock, H., Bon Lea Terrace 
 Smith, W., Mandale Rd. 
 
 THORNHILL, Dewsbury. 
 Ingham, H. (Joiner) 
 Lodge, C. (Plumber) 
 Sheard, E. P. 
 Smith, B. (Plumber) 
 Wilcock, E. (Mason) 
 THORNTON, Bradford, 
 Fielding, F., Crown Inn 
 Hill, J., & Son, Backfield 
 Robinson, F., Storr Heights 
 Varley & Son, Market St. (Plumbers 
 and Painters) 
 THORNTON-LE-CLAY. 
 Danby, W. 
 THURGOLAND, Shefield. 
 Laycock, W. 
 TICKKILL, Rotherham. 
 Rawson, R. H., & Sons, Westgate 
 Works 
 TIMBLE, GREAT, near Otley. 
 Dickinson, J. 
 
 TODMORDEN. 
 Astin & Barker (Ironfounders) 
 Barker & Holt, Limeholme (Masons) 
 Blacka, T., Stansfield Rd. (Plstr.) 
 Crossley, A., Stansfield Rd. (Joiner) 
 Crossley, A., Gauxholme (Joiner) 
 Davis, F., George St. (Plumber) 
 Davis, T., Bridge End (Plumber) 
 Greenwood, T., Limeholme (Joiner) 
 Halstead Bros., Eastwood (Joiner) 
 Ingham& Heselden, Cornholme(Jnrs} 
 Ingram, R. H. (Plumber) 
 Law, T.,White Hart Fold (Plumber) 
 Lumb, B., Woodlands Av. (Mason) 
 Mallison, M., Stansfield Rd. (Joiner) 
 Mitchell, W., Cornholme (Plasterer) 
 Sandholme Iron Co. 
 Scott, G., Cambridge St. (Mason) 
 Sutcliffe, J., Limeholme (Joiner) 
 Uttley, J., Fielden Sq. (Plumber ) 
 Waller, A., Halifax Rd. (Plumber) 
 Wrigley & Sons, York St. (Painters) 
 
 TREETON, Rotherham. 
 Foers, F. 
 
 TRIANGLE, Haltfax. 
 Greenwood, J. (Carpenter & Joiner) 
 Lumb, G. (Painter) 
 
 Whiteley, L. (Carpenter & Joiner) 
 
 UPPER MILL, Oldham. 
 Hinchcliffe, J. (Mason) 
 Noble & Son, High St. (Joiners) 
 Platt, E.W. (Painter and Decorator) 
 Radcliffe & Rowlands 
 Whitehead, E. 
 
 UTLEY, Keighley. 
 Hillary, W., & Sons (Masons) 
 Pickles, G. C., Skipton Rd. (Joiner) 
 Smith, E., & Son (Masons) 
 
 WADSLEY BRIDGE, Shefields 
 Bertram, J. 
 Crowther, T. P. 
 Nelson, T. 
 
 WAKEFIELD, 
 
 Abson& Hesling, Charlotte St. (Jnrs.) 
 Armitage, J., Outwood 
 
 Ashton, G., The Grove (Joiner) 
 Atkinson, S. (R.P.), Calder Vale Rd. 
 Atkinson, W.J.,CommercialSt.(Jnr.) 
 Baines & Taylor, George St. (Pntrs.) 
 Bagnall Bros.,EastmoorRd. (Masons) 
 Batley, G., George St. (Ironfounder) 
 Blackburn, H., Albion Crst. (Joiner) 
 
 GEORGE BLAKEY, 
 
 Shop Fitter and 
 Glass Facia Maker, 
 
 MARKET STREET, 
 WAKEFIELD. 
 
 Works Executed in— 
 
 London, Chelmsford, Exeter, Bath, 
 Barnstaple, Mansfield, Nottingham, 
 Whittlesea, Norwich, Yarmouth, 
 Derby, Leeds, Walton, Scarboro, 
 Liverpool, Manchester, Paisley,N.B., 
 Hamilton, N.B., Dunfermline, N.B., 
 Airdrie, N.B., Hyde, Bolton, Black- 
 burn, etc., etc. 
 
 Bramald & Broadhead, Kirkgate 
 (and Joiners) 
 Bray, H., Portobello Rd. (Brklyr.) 
 Broadbent&Sons,160Kirkgate(Pntrs) 
 Brooke, J. (R.P.),9 Cross St. 
 Cheesborough, J., Stanley, nr.(Jnrs.) 
 Cragegs, 1., Howard St. (Joiner) 
 Crook, G., Henry St. (Joiner; 
 Crossley, G., Strafford Sq. (Joiner) 
 Denholm, F. W., & Co., Back Lane 
 (Masons and Bricklayers) 
 Dennison, C. S., Thornes 
 Driver, C., St. John’s (Plasterer) 
 Ellis, T,, 21 Saville St. (Plumber) 
 Elvey, E. A., Regent St., Belle Vue 
 Flower, J. S., & Bros., York St. 
 (Bricklayers and Stonemasons) 
 Furness, A., E. Ardsley, nr. (Brklr.) 
 Gillott, H., 9 Cheapside (Plumber) 
 Goodall, Lister & Goodall, Borough 
 Market (Painters) 
 Hall, S., Lake Loch Rd., Stanley nr, 
 Hawes, J. R., Belle Vue 
 Higgins & Pashley, Brook St. (Msns.) 
 Hodgkinson, W., Thornes La.(Brklr.) 
 Holmes, W., Stanley, near (Joiner) 
 Ibbottson, N., Clarion St. (Joiner) 
 Illingworth, J. W., York St. (Slater) 
 ohnson, J., Saville St. (Joiner) 
 udge, W., Southgate Works (Joiner) 
 itson, W., & Son, Denby Dale Rd. 
 (Masons) 
 Lazenby, J., Duke of York St. (Jnr.) 
 Lee, T., Arundel St. 
 Lockwood, B., Horbury Rd. (Brklr.) 
 Lloyd, W., Bank St. (Joiner) 
 Moss, W. H., King St. (Plumber) 
 Mountain, G., Teall St. 
 Mountain, J. & J., Gill’s Yard, 
 Northgate (Joiners) 
 Nicholson, W. H., Duke of York St. 
 (Bricklayer) 
 Noble, W., Little Bull Yard (Joiner) 
 Oakes,A.,&Son, Westgate (Ironfnds.) 
 Platts, J. W., Saville St. (Plasterer) 
 Powell, G., Cross St. (Painter) 
 Rayner,S., & Son, Southgate (Pntrs.) 
 Rycroft, C. F.,8 Park St. (Slater) 
 Senior, T. E., Arundel St. (Plasterer) 
 Stafford Bros., Market St. (Plbs.,&c.) 
 Squires, C., Sanderson St. (Joiner) 
 Summers, G., Northgate (Bricklayer) 
 Turner,C., & Sons, Wood St.(Pntrs.) 
 Wild, G. F. (R.P.), 184 Kirkgate 
 Wilson, T. & G., Park Lane 
 Woodhead, J. (R.P.), Charlotte St. 
 
 WARLEY, Halifax. 
 
 Mitchell, T., Hoyle Green & 
 Turner, J. (Mason & Bricklayer) 
 
 WATH-UPON-DEARNE, 
 Rotherham. 
 Bramham, A. (Plumber) 
 Evers, W. W. (Plumber) 
 Fuller, T. 
 Metcalfe, J. (Joiner) 
 
 WENTWORTH, Rotherham. 
 Bower, G. (Joiner) 
 Cooper, W., Lea Brook (Slater) 
 Sydes, J. (Painter) 
 
BUILDERS” AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 417 
 
 WETHERBY. 
 Allan, A.S., West End (Joiner) 
 Crow, C. E. (Joiner) 
 Illingworth, G. 
 
 WHITBY. 
 Booth, J. Silver St. (Plumber) 
 Braim, J., Silver St. 
 Brown, J. & Sons, Well Close Sq. 
 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 Chapman, W., Paddock 
 Coverdale & Longhorn, Oswy St. 
 Fletcher, T., Love Lane 
 Gladstone, J., Westcliff 
 Harland,R., New Quay 
 Lennard & Sons, Cliff 8treet (Joiners) 
 O’Connor, J., Church St. (Plumber) 
 Palframan, A., Chubb Hill Rd. 
 Read, T., Quayside (Joiner) 
 Russell & Son, Church St. (Joiners) 
 Smith, B., Silver St. (Joiner) 
 Stephenson, J., Flowergate (Plmbr.) 
 White, J., 11 Windsor Ter. 
 Wilson, R. A.,7 York Ter. 
 Winterburn, F. W., Iron Hall 
 
 WILLERBY, Hull. 
 Stephenson, N. (Bricklayer) 
 
 WILSDEN, Bradford. 
 Greenwood, S. (Mason) 
 Hanson, J., Main St. (Decorator) 
 Hardy & Firth (Masons) 
 
 WITHERNSEA, Hull. 
 Cari, pW tl: 
 Kirkwood, L. (Joiner) 
 Pickering, J. (Bricklayer) 
 Sergeant, H. (Joiner) 
 Wilkinson, W. (Joiner) 
 WOMBWELL, near Barnsley. 
 Baines, W. 
 Boyd, A., 25 Church Street Jump 
 (Painter) 
 Broadbent, C., Broomhill 
 Broadbeant, W., Barnsley Rd. (Msn.) 
 Elliott, H., Station Rd. (Bricklayer) 
 Elliott, J., New Scarboro’ (Joiner) 
 Hawley, A., Edward Street (Joiner) 
 ohnson, A., Main St. 
 ohnson, W., Hawson St. (Mason) 
 arrison, A., Barnsley Rd. (Joiner) 
 
 Y orkshire—continued. 
 
 Saville, J., Station Rd. (Plumber) 
 Sharp Bros., Errill Gate (Plasterers) 
 Snowden, J.,& Son (R.P.s) 
 
 Taylor, T. A., Bartholomew St. 
 Ward & Son, Barnsley Rd. (Brklrs.) 
 Whitehead, J., Station Rd. (Joiner) 
 Wilson, F. C., High St. (Painter) 
 
 WORSBOROUGH, near Barnsley. 
 Guest, W., Blacker Hill (Mason) 
 Hammerton Bros.(Jnrs., Plbs.,&c.) 
 Higham & Porter (Masons) 
 Robinson, F. G., Birdwell 
 
 WYKE, near Bradford. 
 Birkby, H., & Sons (Masons) 
 Fairburn, Huddersfield Rd. (Mason) 
 
 VARM. 
 Doughty, H., & Sons 
 
 YEADON. 
 Firth, A., Henshaw (Plasterer) 
 Flesher, W., & Sons 
 Greaves, F. W. (R.P.), Henshaw 
 Huby, J. (Mason) 
 Hustler, W. (Joiner, &c.) 
 Mitchell, Yeadon & Sons (Masons) 
 Taylor, J., Ltd. (and Joiners) 
 
 YORK. 
 Anderson, H., 25 Layerthorpe 
 Anelay & Son, 8 Northern Crescent 
 ree Dove St. (Joiner) 
 Atken, H., Grail Ter., Hull Rd. 
 Bailey & Doughty, 10 Cromwell Rd. 
 (Painters) 
 Barry, T. P., Park Crescent 
 Bellerby, W.,& Sons, Petergate(Ptrs.) 
 Bellerby, W., Hungate (Joiner) 
 Birch, F.W., Scarcroft Rd. (Plmbr.) 
 Birch, J. (R.P.), Blossom St. 
 Birch, W., Barbican Rd. 
 Birkill, C., Bishopthorpe Rd. 
 Biscomb, J. & T. & Sons, Lime St., 
 Hungate 
 Borwell, J., 23 Layerthorpe 
 Brown, W., Dringhouses (Joiner) 
 Chapman, W., 53 Hanover St. 
 Close, W. C., 42 Scarborough Ter. 
 Coleman, H., Clifton Green (Brcklr.) 
 Cooper, J. W., 52 Scarcroft Hill 
 Dearlove, G., Fetter Lane (Smith) 
 
 Yorkshire—continued. 
 
 Dennison, W., 50 Marygate 
 Dent, R., Lord Mayor’s Walk 
 Dimmey, W., Scarcroft Rd. (Joiner) 
 Dixon, J., Heworth (Joiner) 
 Docking, S., Holgate Rd. (Plumber) 
 Dodgson & Son, Alexandra Ter., 
 Bishopshill (Slaters) 
 Dodsworth, J., & Sons, 27 Micklegate 
 (Painters) 
 Douglas J., Fountayne St. 
 Ellerby, R., Haxby Rd. 
 Farrow, H., Monkgate (Joiner) 
 Gladin, W. J., Castlegate (Plumber) 
 Gray, G., 9 Eastern Ter. (Plasterer) 
 Gray, R., 4 Priory St. (Joiner) 
 Grimes, W.T., Oxford St. 
 Hall, G., Cromwell Rd. (Mason) 
 Hardgrave, J., Skeldergate (Slater) 
 Harrison & Co., Aldwark 
 Hartley & Ashby, Blake St. (Painters) 
 Hetherington, E., Scarcroft Hill 
 Hick & Hobson, 8 Little Stonegate 
 (Joiners) 
 Hodgson, T. G., 12 Grape Lane, 
 Petergate (Plumber, &c.) 
 Hodsman, J., Lower Eldon Street 
 Hopkins, H., 37 Petergate (Plumber) 
 Keswick & Sons, 35 Blossom St. 
 Key, J., Piccadilly (Joiner) 
 Kilvington, G. H., 10 Stonegate 
 Lupton, J. (R.P.), Monkgate 
 McLaren, W. F., Shipton St. 
 Mansfield,G., HartsTer. Layerthorpe 
 Martin, C., Longfield Ter., Bootham 
 Moss, G., 24 Lawrence St. 
 Moyser, T., & Son,Monkgate (Plbrs.) 
 Naylor, G., Union Ter. (Bricklyr.) 
 Nicholson Bros., Barton-le- Willows 
 Oxtoby, T. M., Fawcett St. (Painter) 
 Parker & Sharp, Peasholme Green 
 Pearson, R., Goodramgate (Painter) 
 Pickering, S., 31 Rosslyn St. 
 Plows, J., St. Maurice Rd. (Mason) 
 Pottage, E., Holgate Rd. (Joiner) 
 Rawling, F., & Sons, Swinegate 
 (Plasterers) 
 Rawling, T., 42 St. Andrewgate 
 
 Shepherd, F., Leadmill Lane 
 Sherry,R., Emily St.,Hull Rd.(Slater) 
 
 mai Shouksmith, 
 
 Plumber, 
 
 Glazier and Gasfitter, 
 
 Railway Contractor, 
 
 te 
 SPECIAL ATTENTION AND 
 ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR SaN- 
 ITARY WORK. 
 te 
 Micklegate, YORK. 
 S 
 
 ESTABLISHED 1824, 
 
 Simpson, J., East Parade, Heworth 
 Simpson, J., & Son, Priory St. 
 Smithers, H., 13 Blossom St.(Joiner) 
 Smithson, H., Micklegate (Joiner) 
 Snowdon, G., Penley Grove St. 
 Spence, G., Layerthorpe( Bricklayer). 
 Swalwell, J., Clarence St. (Mason) 
 Thomas, J., 50 Stonegate (Painter) 
 Tomlinson- Walker, W., 
 Ironworks, Walmgate 
 Thompson, J., Nunnery Lane(Mason): 
 Tindall, G. & T., Fishergate (Plbrs). 
 Tinson, J.,55 Monkgate (Bricklayer) 
 Turner, H. E., Lawrence St. 
 Underwood Bros., Petergate 
 Usher, W., Hull Rd. (Joiner) 
 Walker, G., 17 Little Stonegate 
 Watson, E., Lowther St.(Bricklayer) 
 Welburn, T., 4 Blake St. (Painter) 
 Wood, J. T., 11 Nunthorpe Rd. 
 Wood, R., Gillygate (Plumber) 
 Wood, W. H., Burton Lane. 
 
 Victoria 
 
418 
 
 BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 ABERDALGIE, Perth. 
 Beveridge, J. & D. (Masons) 
 
 ABERDEEN. 
 
 Adam, A., & Co., Hutcheon St. 
 (Slaters) 
 
 Aitken, A., & Sons, 335 Union St. 
 (Painters) 
 
 Anderson, A., 5 Argyll Pl. (Mason) 
 
 Anderson, J. F. (R.P.), 23 Bridge St. 
 
 Bannochie, J., & Sons, 19 Belmont 
 St. (Plasterers, Tile Fixers, &c.) 
 
 Beattie, R., & Sons, Holland St. 
 (Masons) 
 
 Bisset, P., & Son, Willowdale Place, 
 West North St. (Masons) 
 Blaikie, J. & Sons, Littlejohn St. 
 (Plumbers) 
 Bryce, H. & J. (R.P.), 24 Upper 
 Kirkgate 
 
 Burnett & Low, Novar Pl. (Crpntrs.) 
 
 Clark & J)onaldson, 23 Princes St. 
 (Carpenters) 
 
 Copland, #.., 85 Rosemount Viaduct 
 (Painter) 
 
 Copland, W. C., & Co., 9 Broadford 
 Place (Slaters) 
 
 Coutts, W., & Sons, 2168 Union 
 St. (Painters) 
 
 Coutts, W., & Son, 184 Chattan Pl. 
 (Slater) 
 
 Currie, G., & Co., 31 Gilcomston 
 Park (Slater) 
 
 Davidson, G., Junr., 8 Thistle St. 
 (Slater) 
 
 Dawson, W.,74 Huntly St. (Carptr.) 
 
 Dean, J., 32 Queen St. (Plumber) 
 
 Donald, G., & Sons, 16 Netherkirk- 
 gate (Painters) 
 
 Duguid, G., & Son, Kintore Place 
 (Masons) 
 
 Durnin, J., 15 Canal Place (Slater) 
 
 Farquhar, G., 66 Union Row (Slater) 
 
 Farquharson, W.,Fraser Rd. (Mason) 
 
 Ferguson A.,&Co.,4 Alford Pl. (Ptrs.) 
 
 Forbes, W. 354A Chapel St. (Cptr.) 
 
 Fotheringham, R., 132 Hutcheon St. 
 West (Plumber) 
 
 Fyfe, J. & S., 11 Dee St. (Painters) 
 
 Gall& Walker,45 RichmondSt.(Msns) 
 
 Garvie, J., & Sons, 234 & 236 Union St. 
 (Painters and Glass Stainers) 
 
 Garvie, J., & Sons, 55 Rose St. (Car- 
 penters & Carvers) 
 
 Gauld, E., Gilcomston Pl. (Mason) 
 
 Gauld, J., Gilcomston Park (Mason) 
 
 Gill, J., 74 Woolmanhill (Carpenter) 
 
 Gordon, C., 82 Powis Place (Mason) 
 
 Gordon & Watt, 39 and 41 Woolman 
 Hill (Painters) 
 
 Greig&Craib,16BroomhillRd.(Msns. ) 
 
 Hall, A., 21 Mid Stocket Rd. (Cptr.) 
 
 Hall, G., Back Hilton Rd. (Mason) 
 
 Harper, A. & Sons, 13 Summerfield 
 Ter. (Slaters) 
 
 Harper, J., 26S. Constitutn.St.(Sltr.) 
 
 Henderson,J,, 25 Summer St. (Cptr.) 
 
 Hendry & Keith, 21 Gilcomston Park 
 (Carpenters) 
 
 King & Milne,49 MaberleySt.(Cptrs.) 
 
 King, J., & Co., 27 Fraser Place 
 (Masons) 
 
 Law, A., 162 Broomhill Rd. (Slater) 
 
 Leslie & Hay,Fraser Rd.(Carpenters) 
 
 Lyall, G., Sth. Esplanade W. (Cptr.) 
 
 Macandrew, D., & Co., 120 Loch St. 
 (Carpenters) 
 
 McDonald, J. M., South Esplanade 
 West (Slater) 
 
 McRobbie & Milne, 5 Albert Place 
 
 (Carpenters) 
 Maitland, C.,& Son, 171 Union Grove 
 (Slaters) 
 
 Martin, A., 50 Leadside Rd. (Slater) 
 
 Mason, J., & Son, 36 & 38 Queen St. 
 (Painters) 
 
 Mercer, A., 72 Ashale Place 
 
 Merson& Stewart, 70 Loch St.(Sltrs.) 
 
 Milne, A., & Sons, Bonnymuir Place 
 (Masons) 
 
 Morgan, J., 76 Charlotte St. (Mason) 
 
 Murray, A., & Son, 13 Summerfield 
 Terrace (Slater) 
 
 Ogilvie, D., 30 Chapel St. (Plumber) 
 
 Philip, W., 76 Huntly St. (Painter) 
 
 Reid, R.&J.,120oBonacardS8t.(Cptrs.) 
 
 Robb, A. L., 15 Rosebank Terrace 
 Ferryhill (Carpenter) 
 
 Robertson, A. B.,& Son (R.P’s.), 260 
 Union St. 
 
 Roger & Baxter,Summer St. (Plstrs.) 
 
 Ross, J. L., 69 John St. (Plumber) 
 
 4. Scotland. 
 
 Scott, J., & Son, 205 George St. 
 (Plasterers & Tile Fixers) 
 
 Sellar & Co., 116-120 John St. (Plas- 
 terers and Tile Fixers) 
 
 Sharp, A., & Sons, 4 Rose St. (Putrs.) 
 
 Simpson, S.,168Holburn St. (Carpr.) 
 
 Simpson, J. (R.P.), 200 Holburn St. 
 
 Simpson, W. (R.P.), 446 Union St. 
 
 Smith, L., 77 Skene Sq. (Mason) 
 
 Smith, R., Back Hilton Rd. (Mason) 
 
 Stephen, A.,380 George St.( Plasterer) 
 
 Stephen, J., & Son, 25 Summer St. 
 (Plasterers) 
 
 Stewart, P. (R. P.), 2 Blackfriars St. 
 
 Thom (R.P.) & Strachan, 62 Wind- 
 mill Brae 
 
 Walker, J., 218 Holburn St. (Carptr.) 
 
 Watson & Robb, 44 Spring Garden 
 (Carpenters) 
 
 Watt, M. & Co., 3 Marischal St. 
 (Vainter) 
 
 Whyte, J., 412 Union St. (Painter) 
 
 Williamson, J., Huntly St. (Painter) 
 
 Wishart, I., 6 Affleck St. 
 
 Worlng, J. (R.P.), 8} Schoolhill 
 
 Worling, J. (R.P.), 192 Gallowgate 
 
 ABERDOUR, S.O 
 Lyon, L. (Carpenter) 
 Moyes, J. (Mason) 
 Sinclair, J. (Carpenter) 
 Stewart, W., & Sons (Slaters) 
 ABERFELDY. 
 Cameron, C, & A., Acharn, Kenmore 
 Cameron, J. (Joiner) 
 Campbell & Munro (Masons) 
 Dalgleish, G., (Painter) 
 Duff, W., Strathlay (Mason) 
 Macdougall, J. (Plumber) 
 McFarlane, J., Killier (Plasterer) 
 Maclean, R. & Co. (Masons) 
 Meazies, A. & J. (Plumbers) 
 Reid, D. R. (Joiner) 
 Robertson, A. (Slater) 
 Simpson, J. (Painter) 
 Scott, J. (Plasterer) 
 ABINGTON. 
 Kerr, G. (Joiner) 
 Lithgow, ]. (Slater & Plasterer) 
 Marchbanks, T. (Joiner) 
 Tonner, J. (Mason) 
 
 AIRDRIE. 
 Aitken, J. & R., 16 & 18 Forsyth St. 
 Anderson, J., Qn. VictoriaSt.( Mason) 
 Angus, W., Halleraig St. (Joiners) 
 Alexander, J., Mossdale Cottage, 
 (Mason) 
 Armour, T., Graham St. (Painter) 
 Baird, W., Chapelhall (Joiner) 
 Barr, W., 30, High St. (Painter) 
 Bell, A. W., Mavisbank (Plasterer) 
 Black, A.,S. Nimmo’s La.(Plasterer) 
 Callander, J., Stirling St. (Plumber 
 Connor, J., S. Bridge St. (Painter) 
 Eadie, R., Graham St. (Joiner, &c.) 
 Ferguson, G., E. High St. (Plumber 
 Frew, J., Bore Rd. (Mason) 
 Gardner, J., Plains by Airdrie(Smith) 
 Henderson, W. A., Victoria Pl. (Sltr.) 
 Hunter, R., Louden St. (Plumber) 
 Louden, T.,&Sons,100 High St.(Jnrs. 
 McCracken, R. & Sons, AitchisonSt. 
 ( Brickbuilders) 
 Paterson, R., & Sons, 35 Chapel St. 
 (Masons) 
 Rankine, D., Stirling St. (Plumber 
 Reid, J., Londen St. (Plumber) 
 Riddell, R., Stirling St. (Painter) 
 Shanks & Motherwell, Anderson St. 
 (Joiners) 
 Shanks, W., & Sons (Joiners) 
 Spence, J.,& Sons (R.P.), Stirling St. 
 Thom, M., & Co., Broom Knoll St. 
 (Slaters and Plasterers) 
 Watson, J. &J., VictoriaP1].E.(Mns.) 
 Young, James (Mason) 
 
 ALEXANDRIA. 
 
 Bell, P., jun., 41 Bridge St. (Plmr.) 
 Bisland, R., 4x Bridge St. (Mason) 
 Campbell, M. (Brickbuilder) 
 Donnelly&Kennedy,Statn.St.(Pltrs.) 
 Gillies, J., Albert St. (Joiner) 
 Graham & McLaren, Bank St. (Jrs.) 
 Howie, D., John St. (Slater) 
 Irvine, A., John St. (Slater) 
 McCallum, P., Overton St. (Mason) 
 McIntyre, W., & Sons, 166 Bank St. 
 
 (Plumbers) 
 O’Connor, J., Overton St. (Slater) 
 Paton, J. A., 200 Bank St. (Mason) 
 Shearer, J., Bridge St. (Joiner) 
 
 Taig, T., 85 Main St. (Plumber) 
 Taylor, W., 89 Bridge St. (Joiner) 
 
 ALLANTON-BY-CHIRNSIDE. 
 Gibson & Dickson 
 Patterson, J. 
 
 ALLOA. 
 Abercrombie,R. G., Broad St.(Engr.) 
 Alloa Iron Co. (Ironfdrs.) 
 
 Alloa Glazing Co., Primrose St. 
 Archibald, J., Shillinghill (Painter) 
 Arnott, P., Drysdale St. (Painter) 
 Bremner, T., North Castle St. (Sltr.) 
 Brown, T., & Son, Erskine St.(Msns.) 
 Cairns, R., Sunnyside (Joiner) 
 Cousin, G. & R., Ludgate (Masons) 
 Davie, J., King St. (Slater, &c.) 
 Grant, J., Greenfield Pl. (Slater, &c.) 
 Gray, J. B., 14 Drysdale St. (Pntr.) 
 Hall, J. & Son, Drysdale St. (Joiner) 
 Henderson, D., Ludgate (Joiner) 
 [oben G., Primrose St. (Painter) 
 aurie & Co., Direlton Gdns.(Mason) 
 Lowe, D., Mill St. (Slater and Plstr.) 
 Lowe, J., & Son, Mar Place (Slaters) 
 McDougall, J., Drysdale St. (Plbr.) 
 McEwan, R.N., Bank St. (Painter) 
 McFarlane, R. & Son, Mar Pl. 
 (Slater, &c.) 
 Mc Millan, W.,& Son,34 Mar St. (Jrs.) 
 Melvin, R. (Ironfounder) 
 Mitchell, A., & Son, 14 Candle St. 
 (Joiners) 
 Pearson & Ramage (Ironfounders) 
 Philp, J., Shillinghill (Plumber) 
 Robertson, J. & Son, High Street 
 (Painter) 
 Robertson, R., Jamaica St. (Joiner) 
 Smith, A., Erskine Place (Joiner) 
 Smith, A. (R.P.), 1x Mill St. 
 Thomson, J., Ochil St. (Mason) 
 Willison, R., Broad St. (Plumber) 
 Young & Harrower,King St.( Joiners) 
 Young, J., Drysdale St. (Plumber) 
 
 ALNESS, 8.0. 
 Logan, R. (Mason) 
 Reid, A. (Plasterer) 
 Ross, J. (Carpenter) 
 
 ALVA. 
 
 Bean, J. A. (R.P.), Stirling St. 
 Dawson, D., Stirling St. (Plumber) 
 Ford, J. (Joiner) 
 Kay, D., 49 Johnstone St. (Joiner) 
 Plenderleith, G. (Joiner) 
 Walker, J., Queen St. (Slater, &c.) 
 Williamson & Co. (Masons) 
 
 ALYTH. 
 Ferguson, J., Bank St. (Joiner) 
 Ferguson, I. (R.P.) 
 Howie, J., Jun., Airlie St. (Mason) 
 Mitchell, A., St. Andrew St. (Plastr.) 
 Sidey, W., David St. (Plasterer) 
 Smart, J., Old Bridgend (Joiner) 
 Stewart, P., Commercial St. (Pntr.) 
 Symington & Son, Airlie St. (Pntrs.) 
 Templeman, W., Tonlie St. (Plumber) 
 Torbat, R., Glenisla (Mason) 
 Walker, J., St. Andrew St. (Slater) 
 
 ANNAN. 
 Duff, T. (Plumber) 
 Ker, H., & Son, Butts St. 
 Laidlaw, G., 28 Charles St. (Plastr.) 
 McCulloch, J., 86 High St.( Painter) 
 Mclidowie, G., 4 Charles St. 
 Miller, J., & Son (R.P.) 
 Richardson, J. (Slater) 
 Rutherford, J. (Joiner) 
 Thomson, W., Church St. (Plastr.) 
 Tweedie, A., & Sons, Lady St. (Jurs.) 
 
 ANSTRUTHER. 
 Brown, W., Castle St. (Joiner) 
 Clark, D., East Green (Plumber) 
 Gray & Pringle, High St. (Plumbers) 
 Hutton, D., & Co. (Plumbers) 
 Lawrie, J. & D. (Masons) 
 
 ARBROATH. 
 Brand, W.&Son, Dishland St.(Slater) 
 Calder Bros., 82 Keptie 
 Christie & Anderson, East Mary St. 
 (Masons) 
 Cook, D., & Son (R.P.), High St. 
 Dargie, A., 4 Dishland St. (Painter) 
 Farquhar, R. C., Hill Place (Joiner) 
 Fife, A., Lindsay St. 
 Grant, T. R.(R.P.),Brothock Bridge 
 Grant, W.L. & Son, High St.(Pntrs.) 
 McLaren & Nairn, Colloden Rd. 
 Middleton & Donald, Lindsay St. 
 (Plasterers) 
 
 Mitchell, J., & Sons, Panmure St. 
 (Slaters) 
 Ramsay & Gordon, Fergus Sq. 
 Rayne, G. (R.P.), 76 Guthrie St. 
 Rayne, J. (R.P.), West Abbey St. 
 Reid, A., Lordburn (Mason) 
 Robertson, J., 24 Millgate (Joiner) 
 Savege, T., High St. (Painter) 
 Scott, A., Keptie St. (Joiner) 
 
 ARDROSSAN. 
 Allison, J. R., Hill Place (Slater) 
 Barbour, Montgomery St. (Joiner) 
 Gibson, W., Glasgow St. 
 Hogarth, J. & Co., Princes St.(Pbrs.) 
 Inglis, J., Anderson Terrace 
 Lambert, J., Glasgow St. (Plbr,) 
 McLean, J., Glasgow St. 
 Smith Bros., Eglinton St. 
 Stewart, J., Hogarth Lane (Joiner) 
 Wallace, H., Barr St. 
 Wilson & McLean, Princes Lane 
 
 ARRAN, Isle of. 
 McGill, J. C. 
 
 AUCHTERARDER, Perth. 
 Anderson, P., Herriter St. 
 Hopson, R. (Plasterer) 
 pense J. H. (R.P.), High St. 
 
 cLaren, J. 
 Maler, J., & Son (Slaters) 
 Martin, J. (Joiner) 
 Miller, J. (Joiner) 
 
 AULD GIRTH. 
 McNaught, R., Burnhead 
 Waugh, R. McCubbington (Mason) 
 
 AULTBEA, 8.0. 
 Forbes, G. (Mason) 
 
 AV OCH, 8S.O. 
 Chisholm, K. (Painter) 
 Gray, D.(Carpenter) 
 
 AV ONBRIDGE. 
 Forrester, A. M. 
 
 AYR. 
 Allan & Co., 125 Main St. (Joiners) 
 Auld, W.,& Sons(R.P.s), 70 Sandgate 
 Bone, D. & T.,17 Queen St. (Plstrs.) 
 Campbell, D., Arcade, Townhead 
 (Mason & Joiner) 
 Clarke, W., 43 Sandgate St. (& Jnr.) 
 Dalrymple, A., 115 High St. (Plbr.) 
 Dick, D., 28 Princes St. (Mason) 
 Drinnan (R.P.) & Murphy, 78 George 
 8t. (& Slaters) 
 Drinnan, J., 30 Wallace St. (Joiner) 
 Drinnan, J. & W.,116GeorgeSt. (Jrs.) 
 Fergusson, G., 115 High St. (Joiner) 
 Forrest, J., 41 George St. (Joiner) 
 Fraser, J., on High St. (Plumber) 
 Gardner, T.,W.Sanquharkd.(Brklyr) 
 Glen, M., Princes St. (Plasterer) 
 Highet, J. C. (R.P), 10 Alloway St. 
 Highet, W., & Son (R.P.s), Fort St. 
 Hunter, W., r1o New Rd. 
 Hutchison, R.,48PrestwickRd. (Bk r.) 
 Kirkland, D., Union Bldgs. (& Jnr.) 
 Leggat, J., & Sons, Nelson St.(Pltrs.) 
 Lyon, A. (R.P.), 43 Sandgate 
 cCreath, J., Fullarton St. (Joiner) 
 Mcllwrath, Cowan, & Co., New- 
 market St. (Plumbers & Slaters) 
 McIntyre, J., 83 Wallace St. (Joiner) 
 McLachlan, A., & Son, 76 Dalblair 
 Rd. (and Joiners) 
 Meikle, J. & D. (& Joiners) 
 Meikle, J., River St. (Slater, &c.) 
 Miller, W., Kyle St. (Plasterer) 
 Milligan, D. & J., 46 Kyle St. (Jnrs.) 
 Milligan, D., Smith St. (Joiner) 
 Murchie, A., 10 George St. (Plbrs) 
 Murchie, J., 105 High St. (Slater & 
 Plumber) 
 Paton, W., 19 Kyle St. (Mason) 
 Ramsay, W., Sandgate St. (Joiner) 
 Reid, A., & Sons, 215 High St. 
 Stevenson, R., Viewfheld Rd. 
 Tyrie, A., 229 High St. (Plumber) 
 Vass, W. A., 25 Fort St. (Plasterer) 
 Watson, W., & Son, 18 Mill St. 
 Wyllie, A., & Son, Castlehill Rd. 
 
 AYTON. 
 Henderson, J. 
 Heron, J. (Joiner) 
 Patterson, W. 
 
 BALERNO, Midlothian. 
 Fairbairn, D. B. 
 
 BALLAOHULISH, S.0., Oban. 
 McInnes, J. (Mason and Joiner) 
 
BUILDERS AND 
 
 CONTRACTORS. 
 
 Scotland—continued. 
 
 BALILINTUIM, . Blairgowrie. 
 Reid, J. (Joiner) 
 BALLOCH, 
 Davidson, W. (Joiner) 
 
 BANFF. 
 Bramner, G. (Plumber) 
 Chalmers, A., Castle St. (Painter) 
 Christie, J. &J., Wife St. (Carpenters) 
 Donaldson, J., St. Catherine St. 
 
 West (Mason) 
 -Gibson,J., Old Market Pl.(Plasterer) 
 Hutcheson & Co., Bridge St. (Sltrs.) 
 Innes, C., &Co., CastleSt. (Painters) 
 Laird, J. G., Clunie St. (Slater) 
 Levenie, W., Boyndie St. (Carptr.) 
 Murdoch, A., Fife St. (Carpenter) 
 Strachan, A. (R.P.), Bridge St. 
 Watt, F., High St. (Painter) 
 Watson, H. J., Castle St. (Plumber) 
 ‘Wilson, A. W., St. CatherineSt.(Sltr) 
 BARRHEAD, 
 
 Houston, H. 
 Livingstone, R.,CrossArthurlie(Plbr) 
 
 BATHGATE, 
 
 Binnie, Thomas 
 Fleming, J. & W. 
 
 Hamilton, J. 
 
 Roberts, W., & Sons 
 
 Spiers & Sons 
 BEAULY. 
 
 Macdonald, J. (Painter) 
 Maclean, W. (Slater) 
 Macrae, H. (Carpenter) 
 Robertson, K. (Mason) 
 Urquhart, F. (Plumber) 
 
 BEITH. 
 Fulton, J., New St. 
 Holms & Logan (Joiners) 
 Snodgrass, R., & Son, Eglinton St. 
 Stevenson, J. (Slater) 
 
 BELLSHILL. 
 Bryson, J., Main St. (Plumber) 
 Greig & Allan, Main St. (Joiners) 
 Harvie, E. H. (Joiner) 
 Law&McFarlane,Calder Rd.(Pntrs.) 
 McWhinnie, H., West End (Joiner) 
 Neilson, H., Motherwell Rd. (Plbr.) 
 Porter, R., & Son, Main St. (Masons) 
 Prentice, W., Main St. (Painter) 
 Rankine, J., Gibson’s Land (Plbr.) 
 Scott, T., Main St. (Joiner) 
 Wotherspoon & Grant, West End 
 (Joiners) 
 White, L. B., & Co., Main St. 
 Williamson, W., & Son, North Rd. 
 (Plumbers) 
 Young, J., Nelson St. (Slater) 
 
 BELLSIDE, Motherwell. 
 Millie, R. 
 
 BIGGAR. 
 Aitken, M., & Son (Slaters) 
 Black, J. R.(Joiner) 
 Brown, T. (Joiner) 
 Glaister, A. (Slater and Plasterer) 
 Graham, J. B., Symington (Mason) 
 Harlan, T. (Painter) 
 Hope, A. (Mason) 
 Kerr, G. (Mason) 
 Lindsay Bros. (Painters) 
 Masterton, J. (Mason) 
 Proctor & Weir (Plumbers) 
 
 Ross, H. (Joiner) 
 Stephen, J. (R.P.), & Sons 
 Stringer, G. (Painter) 
 White, A. \Joiner) 
 Whitfield, I. (Plasterer) 
 BLACKFORD. 
 M’Cleary, W. G. (R.P.) 
 Taylor & McGregor (Joiners) 
 
 BLAIRGOWRIE. 
 Bell, J., George St. (Plasterer) 
 Beveridge, D., Commercial 
 (Sculptor) 
 Brough, T., Newton St. (Joiner) 
 Burton, J., Leslie St. (Painter) 
 Craigie, R., George St. (Slater) 
 Donald, P. K., & Son, 26 Leslie St. 
 (Painters) 
 Doig,T., Balmoral Rd.,Rattray(Jnr.) 
 Duncan A. R. & Son, Old Rattray 
 (Slater) 
 Farquharson, C., Rattray (Mason) 
 Fraser, J.S.,&Son, Rattray(Ironfdrs.) 
 Herraghty, P., Rattray (Plasterer) 
 Hill, A., Emma St. (Mason) 
 Kidd, G. P. (R.P.), High Street 
 Kidd, R. (R.P.), Upper Allan St. 
 Laird, J. C., Emma St. (Plumber) 
 Leith, H., & Son, Reform St. (Sltrs). 
 McLeish, J., Rattray (Mason) 
 McRitchie, J. F., Mitchell Sq. (Jnr.) 
 Robertson, W.T., Victoria Pl.(Joiner) 
 
 St, 
 
 Sim, A. & Son, Rattray (Joiner 
 
 Slater, J., Reform St. (Smith) 
 
 Smith, J., 54 High St. (Painter) 
 
 Steven, T.,&Son, 2 Newton Pl. ( Jnrs.) 
 BLANTYRE, HIGH. 
 
 Adams, W. (Joiner) 
 
 Aitkenhead, R., & Son (Masons) 
 
 Allan, J. (Plasterer) 
 
 Easson, J. (Plumber) 
 
 Warnock & Walker (Joiners) 
 
 Wright & Adam (Masons) 
 
 BONAR BRIDGE. 
 Macgregor, D., High St. (Mason) 
 Ross, H., High St. (Joiner) 
 
 BO’ NESS. 
 Anderson, C. (R.P.) 
 Ballantine & Duguid (Joiners) 
 Carlin, M. (Bricklayer) 
 Drysdale, R., & Son 
 Dymock, J. (Plumber) 
 Hardie, J., & Co. 
 Kilpatrick, R. (Plasterer & Slater) 
 McKerracher, J. (R.P.) 
 Peattie, T. 
 Reedie, D. (Joiner) 
 Simpson, R. (Joiner) 
 Stirling, R. (Joiner) 
 White, J. (Joiner) 
 
 BONHILL. 
 Menzies, T. & J. (Painters) 
 
 . BONNYBRIDGE. 
 Menzies, J. (Joiner) 
 Stewart, D. 
 
 BONNYRIGG. 
 Ketchen, R. 
 Steven & Stoddart (Joiners) 
 
 BOTHWELL. 
 Miller & Renwick (Masons) 
 
 BOW MORE. 
 McGilvray Bros. (Masons) 
 
 BRECHIN. 
 Bisset & Douglas, 50 City Rd. 
 (Blacksmiths) 
 Black, W., & Son, City Saw Mills 
 Bruce, W., Southkirk St. (Painter) 
 Bruce, W., Southkirk St. (Joiner) 
 Crabb, D. A., Eastbank (Mason) 
 Crocket, A., Montrose St. 
 Davidson, A., River St. (Blacksmith) 
 Dures, J., Damacre Rd. (Joiner) 
 Edwards, Jas., 40 Union 8t. (Plbr.) 
 Ferguson & Carver, St. Martin’s 
 Lane (Plumbers) 
 Fraser, W., 29 City Rd. (Slater) 
 Gibson, J., Clerk St. (Plasterer) 
 Gordon & Ross, Union St. (Mason) 
 Kinnear, J., & Son(R.P.), Market St. 
 Middleton, C., & Son, 32 Market St. 
 (Plumbers) ' 
 Middleton, J. C., Swan St. (Painter) 
 Ogilvie, G., Montrose St. (Joiner) 
 Oswald, J., Jun., Damacre Rd. 
 (Blacksmith) 
 Rough, A., Park Rd. (Mason) 
 Scott, J., Clerk St. (Slater) RS 
 Sherrett, D., 6 Clerk St. (Blacksmith) 
 Thomson, C., Eastbank (Plasterer) 
 
 BRIDGH OF ALLAN. 
 Cramp, J., Coneyhill (Joiner) 
 Drysdale, A. (Joiner) 
 
 Gray, J., & Sons (Slaters & Plastrs.) 
 Henderson, J., Union St. (Joiner) 
 McArthur & Campbell, Coneyhill 
 McEwen, D., Keir St. (Joiner) 
 Mackay, R. (Plumber) 
 
 McGregor & Cudien (Joiners) 
 Morrison, A. (R.P.) 
 
 Nairn, H. (Slater and Plasterer) 
 Robertson, H. (R.P.), Bath House 
 Rose, T. & R. (Painters) 
 
 BRIDGE OF CALLY, 
 Blairgowrie. 
 Keay, J., Netherton (Joiner) 
 
 BRIDGH OF EARN. 
 Barlas, J., Pitkeathly (Mason) 
 
 BRIDGE OF WEIR, S.O. 
 Houston, R. (Mason) 
 
 BRORA. 
 Grant, G. (Slater) 
 Murray, A., & Co. (Masons) 
 Murray, G. I. (Joiner) 
 
 BROUGHTY FERRY. 
 Adamson, A., Church St. (Slater) 
 Archer, J., King St. (Mason) 
 
 Brand, W. & Son, St. Vincent St. 
 (Slaters) 
 
 Brown, T. M., & Co., 181 Brook St. 
 (Electricians) 
 
 Bruce, J. C. (Painter) 
 
 Coullie, D. & J. (Joiners) 
 
 Dick, T. 8., Laurel Grove (Mason) 
 
 Scotland—continued. 
 
 Easton, T., and Co. (Slaters) 
 
 Ellis, J. C., 93 Brook St. (Joiner) 
 Gillies,A., Jun.,St Vincent St.(Msn.) 
 Grant, Jas., 160 Brook St. 
 
 Hogg & Sons, Union St. (Slaters) 
 Kennedy, W., 298 Brook St. (Pntr.) 
 Laburn, J., Brown St. (Plasterer) 
 Laurie, R. F., King St. (Joiner) 
 Mackay, G., Monifield Rd. 
 
 McLeod & Gray (R.P.), Brook St. 
 Meek,A.,& Son,107 Brook St.(Glzrs.) 
 Murray, W., & Sons (R.P.) 
 Norwell, J., 70 Fort St. (Painter) 
 Paton & Fairweather (Joiners) 
 Scott, J., Brook St. (Mason) 
 
 Smith & Beats, 52 Church St.(Plbrs.)} 
 Suttie, J. & P., Pine Place (Joiners) 
 Suttie, Bros., Union St. (Joiners) 
 Webster, W., 111 Brook St. (Painter) 
 
 BROXBURN, West Lothian. 
 Forsyth, A. (Joiner) 
 McGavin, J. (Joiner) 
 Paris, W., Jun. (Slater & Plasterer) 
 Paterson, G. 
 Ralston, A. (Joiner) 
 
 BUCKHAVEN, 8S.O., Buckie. 
 Nicol, W. (R.P.) 
 BUOKIE. 
 Milne, A. (Mason) 
 BURNTISLAND. 
 Anderson, W. (Plasterer) 
 Crow, W. (Plumber) 
 Henderson, T. (Joiner) 
 yeeeece & Son (Masons) 
 itkethly, D. (Mason) 
 Waddell, A. (Joiner) 
 Williamson, J. (Slater) 
 BUSBY, Glasgow. 
 McKerracher, W., Drummond PIl., 
 Sheddens (Mason) 
 CALLANDER. 
 Collier, G. (Mason) 
 Dow, J. (Joiner) 
 Drysdale, A. (Mason) 
 Duncanson, J. (Joiner) 
 Ferguson, P. & J. (Masons) 
 Henderson, J. (R.P.), Main St. 
 McAlpine, W. (Slater) 
 Macfarlane, P., & Sons (Slaters) 
 Macniven, D., & Sons ‘ Joiners) 
 Rogers, J. (Joiner) 
 Russell, W. (R.P.) 
 Smith, J. (Joiner) 
 
 CAMPBELTOWN. 
 Ferguson, N., & Son (Masons) 
 Weir, R., & Sons, Longrow 
 
 CAMBUSLANG. 
 
 Britton Bros., Main St. (Painters) 
 Brownlee, S., Main St. (Joiner) 
 Chalmers, G. (R.P.), Main St. 
 Clark, R., Morrison St. (Slater) 
 Ferguson & Smith, Morrison St. 
 
 (Joiners) 
 Frame, D., Hamilton Drive (Mason) 
 Kemp, A., Main St. (Painter) 
 
 Mitchell, J., Main St. (Smith) 
 Murray, H., & Co., Smerville Rd. 
 (Plasterers) 
 
 Pettigrew, —, Main St. (Joiner) 
 
 Rankin, G., Main St. (Plumber) 
 
 Sproul, R., Bank St. (Brickbuilder) 
 
 Stewart, D., Cadzon Drive (Mason) 
 
 Struthers, —, Holepark (Joiner) 
 
 Taylor, A., Rosebank St. (Plumber) 
 
 Train, J. & J. (Masons) 
 
 Watson & Aird, Toll Park (Joiners) 
 CAMELON-BY-FALKIRE. 
 
 Abercrombie, J. B. (Mason) 
 
 Campbell, G. (Plumber) 
 
 Campbell, J. (Joiner) 
 
 Gilchrist & Packman (Joiners) 
 
 Proudfoot, G. (Painter) 
 
 Scott, W., & Son (Masons) 
 
 CARDROSS. 
 Camlin, W. (Mason) 
 Graham, J. (Joiner) 
 Mac Nab, P. (Mason) 
 McRae, A. & J. (Joiners) 
 
 CARLUKE. 
 
 Black, J., Kirkton St. (Sltr. & Plstr.) 
 Brooks, D. T., Hamilton St. (Pntr.) 
 Bryce, T., Kirkton Av. (Mason) 
 Cassels, T., High St. (Plumber) 
 Harvie, A., High St. (Painter) 
 Hislop, J., Market Place (Plumber) 
 McEwan, J., Cassels St. (Plumber) 
 Martin & Symington, Glenburn 
 
 (Masons) 
 Martin, W., School Lane (Joiner) 
 Milligan, 8., Clyde St. (Painter) 
 Pettigrew, T., & Co., (Joiners) 
 Russell, J. S., High St. (Slater, &c.) 
 Russell, W., Market Rd. (Slater) 
 Shirlaw, J., Market Place (Joiner) 
 Weir, W., Market Rd. (Mason) 
 
 CARNOUSTTE. 
 Anderson, J. (R.P.), Fox St. 
 Black, A., & Son (Masons) 
 Edward & Ramsay (Joiners) 
 Farquharson, J. B., High St. (Plbr.) 
 Robertson & Black (Masons) 
 Watt & Son, East Path (Joiners) 
 
 CASTLE DOUGLAS. 
 Brodie, M. McC., St. Andrew St. 
 (Painter) 
 Charteris, W. B., King St. (Painter) 
 Clark, D., Cotton St. (Slater) 
 Dobie, A. D., King St. (Plumber) 
 Drummond, P., & Son, King Street 
 (Plumbers) 
 Grierson, R., & Sons, Craigroyston 
 (Masons) 
 Grindall, W., Queen St. (Plumber) 
 Herries, J., King St. (Slater) 
 Howard, J., & Sons (Joiners) 
 Jamieson, W., Hamilton Pl. (Mason) 
 Locke, R., Queen St. (Mason) 
 Low, J. (R.P.), King St. 
 Macauley, W., Queen St. (Painter) 
 McNaught, J., Cotton St. (Joiner) 
 McNaught,R., Dumfries Rd. (Plstr.) 
 McNaught, W., Care k 
 (Joiner) 
 McQueen, J., Academy St. (Painter) 
 McVane, R., King St. (Joiner) 
 Montgomery, J.,Academy PI. (Plstr.) 
 Smart & Austin (Masons) 
 
 OATRINE. 
 Reid, G., & Son 
 
 CELLARDYKE, Anstruther. 
 Clark, J., Ellice St. (Mason) 
 Williamson, J., Forth St. (Joiner) 
 Williamson, R. (Slater & Plasterer) 
 
 CHIRNSIDE. 
 Fortune, W. (Slater &c.) 
 Jeffrey, W. & J. (Joiners) 
 
 CLATT, Kennethmont. 
 Anderson, D. (Carpenter) 
 
 CLYDEBANK, Glasgow. 
 Kirk, L. (Painter) 
 Latts & Son (Slaters) 
 
 COATBRIDGE. 
 Anderson Bros., Main St. (Smiths) 
 Anderson&Currie, Whifflet St.(Plbr.) 
 Bain, W., & Co., Whifflet (Joiners) 
 Bain, W., & J., Burnbank St. (Jnr.) 
 Baird, R., Main St. (Plumber) 
 Bauchop, J., East Canal St. 
 
 Barr, W., 20 St. John St. (Painter) 
 Bell, R., Sheepford (Lather) 
 Bryce, J., Coltswood Rd. (Plumber) 
 Bryson, T. M., 3154 Bank St. (Slater) 
 Cullen, T., Whifflet St. (Plumber) 
 Currie, W_ & R., Whifflet St. (Plstrs.) 
 Dow, J., Dunbeth Rd. (Smith) 
 Galloway, W., Main St. (Slater) 
 Gibson, A., Church St. (Painter) 
 Gibson, W., Academy St. (Painter) 
 Gilchrist, A., Weir St. (Mason) 
 Gilchrist, J., Lugar St. (Brkbldr.) 
 Hewitt, R., Bank St. (Joiner) 
 John, J., B., 3 Canal St. (Plumber) 
 Kean, J., Bank St. (Painter) 
 Kerr & Co., Bank St. (Plumbers) 
 Kirk, D. (R.P.), 6 & 8 Bank St. 
 Lithgow, T., 21 Lugar St. (Lather) 
 Loudon & Inglis, Calder St. (Msns.) 
 Love, J., Main St. (Plumber) 
 McLeod, A. K., Sunnyside Rd. (Ptr.) 
 McOwat, J., & Co., Russell Colt St. 
 (Slaters and Plasterers) 
 McOwat, W. C., Baird St. (Slater) 
 Mills, J. & R.,Summerlee St.(Joiners) 
 Murray, W. & P., 42 Bank St. (Jnrs.) 
 Naismith, J., Baird St. (Plumber) 
 Neilson, W., Dundyvan Rd. (Joiner) 
 Pettigrew, J., Water St. (Mason) 
 Purdie, W., Turner St. (Mason) 
 Riddell, R., Main St. (Painter) 
 Robertson, J., Bank St. (Joiner) 
 Robertson, J., Laurelbank Ter., 
 Dundyvan Rd. (Brickbuilder) 
 Spence, J.,& Sons, Main St. (Plbrs.) 
 Spittal,J.,Junr., NewlandsSt.( Joiner) 
 Swan, W., Main St. (Painter) 
 Symington, H., Bank St. (Mason) 
 Symington, H., & Sons, 6 Ross St. 
 (Masons) 
 Taylor, P., 87 Bank St. (Plumber) 
 Thom, M., & Co., Bank St. (Slaters) 
 Thom, T. & W., Dundyvan Rd. 
 (Painters) 
 Twaddle, J., East End (Joiner) 
 Watt, Johnston & Co., Whittington 
 St. (Smiths) 
 Watt, T., & Sons, Bank St. (Smiths) 
 Williamson, J., & Co., Whittington 
 St. (Plasterers & Slaters) 
 Wilson, J., & Son, Main St. (Ptr.) 
 Wood & Wilson, Bank St. (Joiners) 
 
420 
 
 BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 Scotland—continued. 
 
 a7 
 COLINSBURGH. Hyslop, J. & S., Spottis Mill 
 Aitken, T. (Plumber) Lindsay, R., Albert St. (Mason) 
 Ramsay, J. Milligan, R. 
 Young, J. (Joiner) Mundell, D., High St. (Painter) 
 COMBIE. Rain, R., Coupland St. (Joiner) 
 
 Carimichael, S. (Carpenter) 
 Comrie, P., & Sons (Carpenters) 
 Donaldson, D. (Painter) 
 McCowan, J. (Mason) 
 
 McLarin, C. (Slater & Plasterer) 
 Mills, P. (Painter) 
 
 Sharp & Slather (Masons) 
 
 CONON BRIDGE, 8.0. 
 Fraser, J. (Carpenter) 
 Gair, J. & T. (Carpenters) 
 Macrae, D. (Mason) 
 
 CORSTORPHINE. 
 Beach, T, W., St. John’s Rd. 
 Dick, R., Hope St. (Slater & Plstr.) 
 Duncan, D. M., Kirk Loan 
 Lister, W., Manse Rd. 
 Patterson, J., Manse Rd. (Mason) 
 Samuel, W., Manse Rd. (Mason) 
 Smith, C. S., St. John’s Rd. (Joiner) 
 Wight, J., Manse Rd. (Joiner) 
 
 COUPAR ANGUS. 
 Adam, J., Hay St. (Joiner) 
 Bruce, J., Causeway End (Mason) 
 Clark, ‘T., George St. (Plumber) 
 Doig, D. & J., (Plumbers) 
 Donaldson, P., George St.(Plasterer) 
 Laing, R. & J., High St. (Plumbers) 
 McDonald, G., & Son (Joiners) 
 Pitkeathly, J. (Mason) 
 Reid, D., Elmslie (Mason) 
 Robertson, C., Queen St. (Painter) 
 Robertson, D., Burrelton (Mason) 
 Ross & Wallace (Joiners) 
 Scott, W., Burrelton (Joiner) 
 COWDENBEATH. 
 Binning, W., & Son (Plumbers) 
 Miller, J.,& Sons, Park Pl. (Masons) 
 Paul, J., & Son (Slaters & Plasterers) 
 Stein, R. (Joiner) 
 Street, W. B., 21 Park Av. 
 Wilson, A. (Mason and Bricklayer) 
 
 CRAIGELLACHTE. 
 Dunbar, A. and R. (Carpenters) 
 
 CRAWFORD, Abington. 
 Marchbanks, T. (Joiner) 
 Murray, R. & J. (Masons) 
 
 CRIEFF, 
 Anderson, C.(R.P.), 2 Marshall Pl. 
 Brown, J. (R.P.), The Cross 
 Edwards, T. (Painter) 
 Gorrie, J. (Plasterer) 
 McRobbie R. (Mason) 
 Phillips, T. & J. (Slaters) 
 Stothard, J., & Sons (Carpenters) 
 Tainsh, J. (Plasterer) 
 
 OCOROMARTY. 
 Gilmour, R. (Plumber) 
 Mackay, H. (Carpenter) 
 Mackenzie, J. (Carpenter) 
 Macleod, J. (Mason) 
 Miller, D. (Plumber) 
 Skinner, A. R. (Painter) 
 
 CROSSMICHAEL, 8.0. 
 McNaught, J. (Mason) 
 CUMNOCK. 
 McLetchie, W. 
 Richmond, J., Square 
 
 CULLEN, 8.0. 
 Beveridge, W. (R.P.) 
 
 CUPAR, Fife. 
 Batchelor, F., 21 Newtown (Sltr. &c.) 
 Bett, J., 41 Bonnygate (Plumber) 
 Black, J., 18 Millgate (Joiner) 
 Carr, J. W., Crossgate (Painter) 
 Donaldson, D., Railway Pl. (Plbr.) 
 Donaldson, T., (Joiner) 
 
 Edmond, C. C., Bonnygate (Glazier) 
 Edmond, D. & J., Bonnygate (Glzrs ) 
 Edward, R., Bonnygate (Painter) 
 Finlay, R.,& Son, Westport (Masons) 
 Harris, W., Station Rd. (Joiner) 
 Houston, D., Hillside Fdry. (Ironfr.) 
 Houston, W., Railway Sidings 
 Lumsden, D. H., Crossgate (Plmbr. ) 
 McIntosh, J., & Sons, Bonnygate 
 (Slaters & Plasterers) 
 Ramsay, A., Railway Place (Mason) 
 Randall, J., Bonnygate (Painter) 
 Ritchie, D., Kirkwynd (Mason) 
 Rodgers, C., Bonnygate (Joiner) 
 Stark, J., Cupar Muir (Mason) 
 Stewart, A. (R.P.), Crossgate 
 Strachan, J., & Sons, Chance Inn 
 DALBEATTIE. 
 Baird, J., Corsock (Joiner) 
 Clark, R., John St. 
 Hamilton, M. (Plasterer) 
 
 Sinclair, W. (Joiner) 
 
 Tait, J. & R., Flatts (Masons) 
 Wallach, R. (R.P.), High St. 
 Wilson, J. M., Water St. (Joiner) 
 
 DALKEITH, 
 Anderson, R., Wester Miller Hill 
 (Joiner) 
 Beveridge, T. (R.P.), White Hart St. 
 Chisholm, A., Elmfield Pl. (Joiner) 
 Cochrane, C., 18 South St. (Painter) 
 Cumpstie, T., Glebe Lodge (Brick) 
 Dennis, J., & Co., Ellonville (Brick) 
 Falconer, W., & Son (R.P.s) 
 Grieve, G., & Son, 32 Back St. (Sltrs.) 
 Hair, S., Abbey Rd. (Mason) 
 art VA (RES) southeste 
 Hill, W., Young’s Close (Plasterer) 
 McLeod, J., & Son, 14 Muirpark 
 (Brickbuilders) 
 Monteith, J., White Hart St.( Mason) 
 Muirhead, J. (Mason) 
 Neill, A., Back St. (Joiner) 
 Penman, J,, Newmills (Joiner) 
 Steven, W., Muirpark (Mason) 
 Thorburn, W. (R.P.), 97 High St. 
 
 DALMELLINGTON, 8.0. 
 Gibson, J. (Wright) 
 DALRY. 
 Tait, D. & J., Templand Rd. 
 (Plasterers) 
 
 DARVEL, 8.0. 
 Boyd, J. (Mason) 
 Gebbie, W. (Plumber) 
 Grant, J. (Joiner) 
 Lindsay, W. (Slater) 
 McColl, H. (Joiner) 
 Mair, R., & Sons, (Joiners) 
 Rankin, J., Ronaldcoup Rd. (Joiner) 
 
 DENNY. 
 Hunter, J., & Sons (Plumbers) 
 Inglis, R. (Slater) 
 Lowrie, B. & J. (Slaters) 
 Mealls, D., & Son (Joiners) 
 Paul, J., & Sons 
 
 DINGWALL. 
 Fraser & Campbell, Hill St. (Carptr.) 
 Fraser, J. & R. (Slaters) 
 Grant, W., East End (Carpenter) 
 Jack, H. (Carpenter) 
 Macdonald, McLeay, & Mackay, 
 Knockfarrel (Masons) 
 Macdonald, W., Tulloch St. (Cptr.) 
 Mackay, G., & Son, Tulloch St. 
 (Plasterers) 
 Mackenzie, D. High St. (Plumber) 
 Mackenzie, J., High St. (Painter) 
 Mackenzie, R., & Son (R.P.), Mac- 
 Gregor’s Court (Plumbers, &c.) 
 Mackintosh,M.,Fairburn, Ussie(Msn) 
 Maclean, R., Craig Rd. (Mason) 
 McLean, W., Craig Rd. (Mason) 
 Maclennan, W., Tulloch St. (Cptr.) 
 Macswayde & Fraser (Slater) 
 Mellis, A. C. (R.P.), Inchvannie 
 Court (Plumber) 
 Munro & Connon (Plasterers) 
 Munro, D., Tulloch St. (Carpenter) 
 Murchison, J., Station Rd. (Mason) 
 Ross, H., & Son, High St. (Painters) 
 Ross, T., High St. (Painter) 
 Tolmie, W.(R.P.), High St. 
 
 DOLLAR. 
 Donaldson, F. (Painter) 
 Halley, P. (Plasterer) 
 Jack, M. 
 Robertson, C. & J. (Joiners) 
 Roxburgh, C. (R.P.) 
 Snowdowne, W. (Joiner) 
 
 DORNOCH. 
 McPhee, J. (Plasterer) 
 Mackay & Munro (Joiners) 
 McRae, R. (R.P.) 
 Munro & Murray (Masons) 
 Murray, P. (Joiner) 
 
 DOUGLAS, 8.0. 
 Draffan, T., Townhead 
 Wood & Somerville, Stabbstone 
 (Joiners) 
 
 DUFFTOWN, 8.0. 
 McKay, D., Fife St. 
 
 DUMBARTON. 
 Ballardie, T., High St. (Painter) 
 Brown & Co. (Joiners) 
 
 Budge, G., Bonhill Rd. (Mason) 
 Campbell & Cameron (Plumbers) 
 Campbell, R., McLean Place (Slater) 
 Colville, A., Risk St. (Plumber) 
 
 Scotland—continued. 
 
 Dougall & Gibson, (Joiners) 
 Douglas & Logan, High St. (Plumbers) 
 Hutchison, J. N., (Plasterer, &c.) 
 Kincaid, J., High St. (Painter) 
 McLellan, R., High St. (Plasterer) 
 McLeod, W., & Son (Joiners) 
 
 Mair, A., 7 Church St. (Mason) 
 Menzies, T. & J., High St. (Painters 
 Watson,A.,Levenford Ter. (Brkbdr.) 
 
 DUMFRIES. 
 Bell, W., 138 Loreburn St. (Plastr.) 
 Bridges, J.,& Son, Queen St. (Sltrs. 
 Cairns,S.,& Son, Galloway St. (Ptrs.) 
 Constantine, D.,62 High St.( Painter) 
 Crackston, J., & Sons, Howgate St. 
 (Masons) 
 Currie, T., 127 Queensberry St.(Msn 
 Dickie, J., 90 St. Michael St. (Joiner) 
 Dickson, J., & Son (R.P.s), 5 Buc- 
 cleuch St. 
 Dickson, W., St. Michael St. (Plstr. 
 Drummond, P., & Son, 22 High St. 
 (Plumbers) 
 Gilfeather, J., Shakespeare St.(Plbr.) 
 Glover, J. J., 17 Castle St. (Painter) 
 Haining, W., & Son, 89 Friars 
 Vennel (Painters) 
 Halliday, J., & Sons, Leafield Rd. 
 (Masons) 
 Hastings & Sons, Glasgow St. (Sltrs.) 
 Ireland, A. B., Shakespeare St.(Jnr.) 
 Jardine & Rankine, Three Crowns 
 Close, Queensberry St. (Joiners) 
 Little, J., 11 St. David St. (Plumber) 
 Lockerbie, J. B., Brooms Rd. (Msn.) 
 McGill, R., & Son, High St. (Ptrs.) 
 McKay, W., Galloway St. (Plumber) 
 McLachlan, S., & Son, Friars Vennel 
 (Joiners) 
 McLellan, J., 118 Queensberry St. 
 (Slater) 
 McMillan, D., 61 English St. (Pntr.) 
 McMillan, D. (R.P.), Assembly St. 
 McMurdo, P., 26 High St. (Joiner) 
 Milroy, J. (R.P.,) 65 English St. 
 Moffat, R. J., & Son (R.P’s.), 35 
 English St. 
 Murray, S., Glebe St. (Joiner) 
 Murray, W., Brooms Rd. (Mason) 
 Reid, W.,56 Buccleuch St. eine 
 Robertson, T., Dockhead (Plasterer 
 Roddan, T. (R.P.), 24 Church Cres, 
 Smart, J., 6 Catherine St. (Joiner) 
 Steel, A., Howgate St. (Joiner) 
 Tait, J. B., David St. (Mason) 
 Thomson, C. W., Rae St. (& Joiner) 
 Thomson, R., & Sons, 55 Shakespeare 
 St. (& Joiners) 
 Walker, A., Broom Rd. (Plasterer) 
 ‘Warnock, J., Learig (Mason) 
 Williamson, J., Terregles St. (Joiner) 
 
 DUNASKIN, .S.O. 
 McConachie, J. (Mason) 
 
 DUNBAR. 
 Aitken, A. (Plasterer) 
 Cunningham, G., Stanley Place 
 Cunningham, P. & S. 
 Cunningham, W., High Stulleinen) 
 Melville, A., & Son (R.P.), High St. 
 Ritchie, R., 151 High St. (Joiner) 
 
 DUNBLANE. 
 
 Baine & Macfarline (Masons) 
 Cramb, J. (Mason) 
 
 Gray, J., & Son (Slaters, etc.) 
 Guthrie, J. & W. (Joiners) 
 McLaren, J. (R.P.), High St. 
 
 DUNDEE, 
 
 Adam, J., & Sons, 15 Park Lane 
 (Plasterers) 
 
 Adams, T., 193 Overgate (Plumber) 
 
 Allan, J., Kerrs La., Lochee (Mason) 
 
 Anderson, P., & Son, 11 James St. 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 Anderson, J.R., E.Esplanade(Brklr.) 
 
 Arkison, W.,50 Westport (Painter) 
 
 Ashton, J., 6 Crescent Lane (Joiner) 
 
 Batchelor, J., Victoria Dock (Plbr.) 
 
 Beath & Keay, Albion Foundry 
 (Ironfounders 
 
 Bennet, W., 41 Reform St. (Mason) 
 
 Binny, J., & Co.,Rosefield St.(Msns.) 
 
 Boath, A., 141 Nethergate (Painter) 
 
 Brand, C., 146 Overgate (Slater) 
 
 Bremner, D. (R.P.), 12 E. Dock St. 
 
 Brown & Gow, 31 Cowgate (Painters) 
 
 Brown & Grant, 62 Bell St. (Irnfdrs.) 
 
 Brown, D., 59 South Tay St. (Plbr.) 
 
 Brown, T., & Son, 47 Perth Road 
 (Painters) 
 
 Brownlee, W.& R., 52 Smalls Wynd 
 (and Joiners) 
 
 Bruce, A., & Son, Clepington Rd. 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Bruce, J., Burnside St., Lochee (Msn.) 
 
 Buttar, A., 3x Hawkhill (Slater) 
 
 Caird, A. K., 131 High St., Lochee: 
 (Plumber) 
 
 Clark, D. W., & Son, 5x North 
 Wellington St. (Joiners) 
 
 Clarke, A., 24 Willison St. (Mason) 
 
 Comb, W., & Son, Whorter Bank, 
 Lochee 
 
 Craig, A. & T., West Clepington Rd. 
 (Masons) 
 
 Crighton, J., & Sons (R.P.), x05 
 Cowgate 
 
 Dand, W., 18 Main St. (Plasterer) 
 
 Davidson & Sons, 22 Ward Rd. 
 (Heating Engineers) 
 
 Davidson, D., 120 Lochee Rd.(Pntr.) 
 
 Davie,P. & A.,44 Victoria Rd.(Pntrs.): 
 
 Dewar, T. M., 41 Constitution Rd. 
 (Plumber) 
 
 Doig, T., 167 Victoria Rd. (Sculptor) 
 
 Donald & Smith, 48 Murraygate 
 (Glaziers) 
 
 Donald, W.(R.P.), 6 Gardner’s Lane 
 
 Drummond,H.,108 Nethergate (Ptr.) 
 
 Duncan, G., 41, Annfield Rd. (Msn.) 
 
 Duncan, J., 72 James St. (Slater) 
 
 Duncan, J., 1 Salem St. (Mason) 
 
 Fairweather, J., 222A Perth Rd. 
 (Marble Mason) 
 
 Farquharson, J., & Sons (R.P.), 38 
 and 40 Barrack St. 
 
 Fenwick, W.(R.P.),11 N.LindsaySt. 
 
 Fletcher & Co., 24 Kincardine St. 
 (Glaziers) 
 
 Foggie, W., Whitton St., King’s 
 Ra. (and Joiner) 
 
 Fyffe, J., & Son, 89 Nethergate 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 Fyffe, J.W.& Co., 14 Bank St.(Sltrs.) 
 
 Gahan Bros., 57 Hilltown (Painters) 
 
 Garvie & Farquharson, 46 City Rd. 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Gibson,T., 6 Ireland’s La. (Plasterer) 
 
 Greig, G. A., 8x Ann St. (Painter) 
 
 Hay, J. B., Euclid Crest. (Mason) 
 
 Hay, T,, Ninewells, near (Joiner) 
 
 Hodge, D., 186 High St., Lochee(Jr.) 
 
 How. D. P., & Sons, 11 Caldrum St. 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Hynd, D,, 10 Forebank Rd. (Plmbr.) 
 
 Keay, D., Hillbank Irnwks. (Irnfdr.) 
 
 Keay, T. C.,Ogilvie St. (Ironfounder) 
 
 Keill, J., 263 Perth Rd. (Painter) 
 
 Kilgour,G.,126 Blackness Rd.(Plstr.) 
 
 Laburn, J.,18 Mid St. (Plasterer) 
 
 Laburn, J., & Son, 6x Constitution 
 Rd. (Slaters) 
 
 Laburn, W., 394 Larch St. (Slater) 
 
 Law, D. & A., 2 Dens St. (Slaters) 
 
 Lawless, M.,22 Hean’s Lane(Plastr.) 
 
 Lee, Croll & Co., Lawside Foundry 
 
 Lickley, A. & R., 30 Reform S8t.(Jrs.) 
 
 Lickely, R., & Son, 220 Perth Rd. 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Linder, L., Bellfield St. (Bricklayer) 
 
 Lindsay & Scott, 24 to 28 Bank St. 
 (Glaziers) 
 
 Lindsay, J., Soapwork Lane (Slater), 
 
 Lowdon Bros. & Co.,37 North Tay St. 
 (Electricians) 
 
 Macbeth, D., & Son, 20 Raglan St. 
 (Plasterers) 
 
 Mackay, J., & Son, 67 Nethergate 
 (Painters) 
 
 McNab & McRostie, 45 Nelson St. 
 (Joiners) 
 
 McRitchie, A., 29 Temple La.(Plstr.} 
 
 McTavish, J., Seafield Lane (Joiner) 
 
 Mealmaker, W., Lowdens Al.(Slater) 
 
 Meek, M., Balgay Rd. (Marble 
 Mason) 
 
 Miller, R., Soapwork Lane 
 
 Mitchell, W., & Son (R.P.), 69: 
 Cowgate 
 
 Morrison, J., 16 High St., Lochee 
 (Joiner) 
 
 Neilson, A., 12 Ward Rd. (Sculptor): 
 
 Nicoll & Jack, King William Dock 
 (Ironfounders) 
 
 Nicoll, A., Fyffe St. (Mason) 
 
 Nicoll, J.,& Son,25 Main St. (Masons) 
 
 Nicoll, J., 25 Cotton Rd. (Plumber) 
 
 Norwell, W.,96 Commercial St.(Ptr.): 
 
 Nucator, P., & Son, 78 and 80 Bell 
 St. (Plumbers) 
 
 Ogilvie, A.,59ConstitutionRd.(Plstr.) 
 
 Parker, C., Sons & Co., Victoria 
 Foundry (Ironfounders) 
 
 Peacock, A. L., & Co., 21 North Tay 
 St. (Heating Engineers) 
 
 Petrie Bros., 70 Overgate (Painters) 
 
 Philip, W., 163 Seagate (Joiner) 
 
 Pirie & Croom,18 Whitehall St.(Ptrs.) 
 
 Pollock, J., 53 Dallfield Walk (Jnr.) 
 
 Porter, J., 51 Lwr. Pleasance (Slater) 
 
 Potts, G.,& Sons, Jamaica St.(Plstrs.) 
 
 Powrie, J., 35 Kdward St. (Mason) 
 
 Pringle, W., Foundry Lane (Joiner) 
 
 Ramsay, A., & Son, 20 Watt St.(Jrs.) 
 
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 Scotland—continued. 
 
 Ramsay, J. & R., 31 Wellgate (Sltrs). 
 Reoch, L., 16 Long Wynd (Plasterer) 
 Robertson & McPherson, Downfield 
 (Masons) 
 Robertson, J., & Son, 128 Princes St. 
 Russell, T., Russell Lane (Ironfndr.) 
 Scott, D., 39 Dura St. (Plumber) 
 Scott, J., 49 Lyon St. (Mason) 
 Scott, J., Wellgate (Plumber) 
 Scott, J., & Son, 10 Fyffe St. (Joiner) 
 Sellars, R., 4A St. Peter’s St.(Joiner) 
 Sharp, D., Lintrathen Place (Mason) 
 Shaw, J. F., & Son, 5 Lowdens Alley 
 (Joiners) 
 Shepherd, J. & E., 31 Panmure St. 
 (feisons 
 Shepherd, R. & Son, 11 Paterson St. 
 (Joiner) 
 Smith, C., & Son, 12 Queen St. (Jrs.) 
 Smith, J.,& Co., Rosebank St. (Msns.) 
 Stewart, A., Wormit, near (Joiner) 
 Stewart, J., 16 Forfar Rd. (Joiner) 
 Stocks, T. C., Crescent Lane (Joiner) 
 ahomsen, J. 154 Nethergate (Pntr.) 
 Whitton, A. (R.P.), 71 Victoria Rd. 
 Whyte, C.,122 Lochee Road (Plmbr.) 
 Will, A., 1x Park Place (Mason) 
 Wii seay | 3 g Canning St. (Joiner) 
 Young, A., 1o Smalls Wynd (Joiner) 
 Young, A. W.,168 Perth Rd. (Plmbr.) 
 
 DUNFERMLINE. 
 Anderson, E.H., Victoria Ter. (Jnr.) 
 Beveridge, J., & Co., Cross Wynd 
 
 (Slaters) 
 Brough, R., 52 Grieve St. (Joiner) 
 Clark, J., Constan St. (Bricklayer) 
 Crawford, G., Pittencrieff St.(Joiner) 
 Dick, G., Maitland St. (Mason) 
 Dick, R., James Place (Mason) 
 Donald, J., Woodhead St. (Plmbr.) 
 Duncanson, F., Market St. (Mason) 
 Fernie, A. S., Dewar St. (Mason) 
 Finnick, J., Castleblair Park . 
 Heggie, J., Colton Junction (Joiner) 
 
 Hutchison, J.,Cemetery Rd. (Mason) 
 Hutton & Watson, Queen Anne St. 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 Kirk, D., Baldridgeburn (Plasterer) 
 Lambert, A., Abbey Pk. Pl. (Slater) 
 McGregor, R., Mill St. (Plasterer) 
 Milar, D., Reform St. (Plumber) 
 Millar, J. & D., 51 Pittencrieff St. 
 (Masons) 
 Mitchell, A., 32 Maygate St. (Joiner) 
 Mitchell & Kinghorn, 7 Buchanan 
 St. (Joiners) 
 Moodie, J., Carnegie St. (Joiner) 
 Muir & Gillan (R P.), 9 Douglas St. 
 Philp H. & J., Campbell St. (Joiners) 
 Philp, J., Mill St. (Joiner) 
 Ramsey, H. & J., 20 South Inglis St. 
 (Plasterers) 
 Ritchie, J., 6 Cross Wynd (Plumber) 
 Robertson, G., 3 N. Inglis St.(Slater) 
 Robertson, J.,10 CampbellSt.(Slater) 
 Rolland,A.,& Co.(R.P.),104 High St. 
 Smith, R. & W., 50 Queen Anne St. 
 (Plumbers) 
 Spence & Thomson, Grantsbank St. 
 (Masons) 
 Stark & Thomson, Crossford(Masons) 
 Steele, T., & Son, 30 Carnegie St. 
 (Slaters) 
 Stewart, J., & Sons, Burt St.(Masons) 
 Stewart, J., Station Rd. (Plumber) 
 Street Bros., Ld.,Townhill (Brkbds.) 
 Templeman, W., Cairneyhill 
 Thomson, A., Canmore St. (Plumber) 
 Ure, W., 41 Carnegie St. (Plasterer) 
 Westwood, J.,533 Woodhead St.(Jr.) 
 Whyte, W.. Priory Lane (Plumber) 
 
 DUNNING, 8.0. 
 Dougall, J. & J. (Slaters & Plumbers) 
 Duncan, A. (Slater) 
 
 DUNOON. 
 Anderson, T., Argyle St. (Smith) 
 Black, D., Argyle St. (Plumber) 
 Canning, H., Pretoria Cres. (Painter) 
 Dallas, G., Mill St. (Joiner) 
 Drummond, J., Kirn (Joiner) 
 Ferguson, A., Hanover St. (Joiner) 
 Grieve, J., Ferry Brae (Painter) 
 Hay, G., Church Sq. (Slater) 
 Inglis, J., Mill St. (Joiner) 
 Kennaway, W., Church St. (Slater) 
 Kent, J., Mill St. (Slater) 
 McCallum, D., Hillfoot St. (Painter) 
 McConnochie, J., John St. (Patr.) 
 McCulloch & Walker (Masons) 
 McFarlane, A., John St. (Plstr.) 
 McKellar, D., Mill St. (Smith) 
 McPherson, G., Hillfoot St. (Slater) 
 Melville, A., Hillfoot St. (Joiner) 
 Miller, J., Argyle St. (Painter) 
 Mitchell, J., Kirn (Slater) 
 Parker, J., Wellington St. (Joiner) 
 Paterson, A., Cromwell St. (Plstr.) 
 
 Reid, J., Kirn (Plumber) 
 Stewart, H., Hillfoot St. (Plumber) 
 Tannock, J., Jane St. (Mason) 
 Urquhart, J., Mill St. (Smith) 
 Wallace, A., Moir St. (Plumber) 
 Wallace, D., Kirn (Joiner) 
 Whitelaw, W.,N. Milton Rd.(Mason) 
 Wilkie, C., Kirn St. (Mason) 
 Young, J., Kirn (Painter) 
 Young, T., & Sons, (Joiners) 
 DUNS. 
 Calder, G., Bridgend (Joiner) 
 Clazie, H. N., Willis Wynd (Joiner) 
 Cowper, J. J.. Newtown St. 
 Duns, G., West Cottage 
 McIntosh, W., Willis Wynd (Joiner) 
 Newbigging,P., Willis Wynd(Plmbr.) 
 Pringle, G., North St. 
 Thomson, W. C.. Black Ball St. 
 (Plumber) 
 DUNSCORE., 
 Broatch, H., Kilnhouses (Mason) 
 Maxwell, D., Dalgonar Saw Mill 
 
 DUNTOCHER, Glasgow. 
 Winton, D. (Mason) 
 DUNVEGAN, Skye. 
 Campbell, N. (Joiner) 
 Clark, J. A. (Plumber) 
 MacDonald, J. (Joiner) 
 Macdonald, J., Waternish (Mason) 
 Mackinnon, N., Struan (Joiner) 
 Macleod, K., & Son (Joiners) 
 Macphie, A., Glendale (Mason) ‘ 
 Macphie, K., & Sons (Masons) 
 Silver, D. & Son, Edinbane (Plastrs.) 
 DYCE, 8.0. 
 Christie, S., Junr. (Slater) 
 DYSART. 
 Alison, W., Quality St. (Joiner) 
 Briggs, R., Townhead (Plumber) 
 Hay, G., & Son, Relief St. (Joiners) 
 pemestone, D. (Slater & Plasterer) 
 ing & Co., Normand Rd. (Painters) 
 Logan, J., Relief St. (Plasterer) 
 Mavor, J. (Mason) 
 Robb, J., 5 Cross St. (Plumber) 
 Wallace, A., Watt St., (Mason) 
 Wedderspoon, W. (Painter) 
 HARLSTON. 
 Murdison,T. B. (Slater and Plumber) 
 Rodgers, W., & Sons 
 AST LINTON, 
 Cameron, J. & J. (Slaters) 
 Fraser, J. (Joiner) 
 Katchen, J. (Slater & Plasterer) 
 Lawrie, W. (R.P.) 
 Malcolm & Laing 
 Melville & Son (R.P.s) 
 Pettigrew, J. 
 EDINBURGH. 
 (For LEITH, see separate heading.) 
 Aberdeen Granite Co., Albion Rd. 
 (Sculptors) 
 Adams, J. (R.P.), & Co., Marshall 
 St 
 
 Adamson, A., 3 Gifford Park (Plastr.) 
 
 Allan & Sons,4 George Place, Leith 
 Walk (Tilelayers) 
 
 Allen, A. (R.P.), 22 Marchmont Rd. 
 
 Alexander, J., 1 Fountainhall Rd. 
 (Mason and Joiner) 
 
 Anderson, W., & Son, 91 Haymarket 
 Ter. (Slaters) 
 
 Angus, J., 15 Haymarket Ter. (Msn.) 
 
 Annan, J., Distillery Lane, Hay- 
 market (Plasterer) 
 
 Armstrong & Hogg, 43 Grindlay St. 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 Baird, J., & Son, East London St. 
 (Plasterers) 
 
 Baird, W., 68 Pitt St. (Plasterer) 
 
 Ballantine, J., & Son, 40 George St. 
 (Painters) 
 
 Barton, P., 125 Fountain Bridge 
 
 Barton, W., & Sons, 11 Forest Rd. 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 Beattie, W., & Sons, 29 Fountain 
 Bridge (Masons and Joiners) 
 
 Bell, P., & Son, 64 Pitt St. (Iron- 
 founders) 
 
 Best, J., Wariston House(Roads, &c.) 
 
 Black, W., 150 Dundee St. (Brkbldr.) 
 
 Blackie, R. (R.P.), 5 Comiston Rd. 
 
 Bonnar, T., & Son, 58 George St. 
 (Painters) 
 
 Brown. Bros.,Broughton Rd. (Irnfrs.) 
 
 Brown, C, & J., Bernard Ter. (Jnrs.) 
 
 Brown, W., 29 Murieston Cres. (Jr.) 
 
 Bruce, R., & Son, 25 Greenside P}. 
 (Brickbuilders) 
 
 Brunton, W., W. Silvermills La. (Jr). 
 Bryden, W., & Son, 55 George St. 
 (Electricians) 
 Burn & Baillie, 
 
 (Plumbers) 
 Burn Bros. (R.P.), 121 Hanover St. 
 
 109 Hanover St. 
 
 Scotland—continued. ' 
 
 Calder, A.,13 Barclay Place (Joiner) 
 
 Carrick & Ritchie, Norton Park, 
 London Rd. (Engineers) 
 
 Catto, T., Cornwallis Place (Slater) 
 
 Cavanagh, P. F., Dean Park Meuse 
 (Plasterer) 
 
 Chisholm, R., Canning St. (Joiners) 
 
 Clark, J.,& Co.,124 George St.(Ptrs.) 
 
 Clunas, W., & Co., 15 Annandale St. 
 (Slaters) 
 
 Colville, A., & Co., 20 Mayfield Rd. 
 (Masons and Joiners) 
 
 Cook, W., & Sons, Piershill (Heating 
 and Ventilating Engineers) 
 
 Cousin, G. & R., 14. Waverley 
 Market (Roads & Masons) 
 
 Cowie, W.,& Son, 6 Angle Park Ter 
 (Masons) 
 
 Crowe, J., Murrayfield (Joiner) 
 
 Cruickshank, J., 34 Vorphichen S:. 
 (Oven Builder) 
 
 Cruickshank, W. S., & Son, Lower | 
 
 Gilmore Pl. ee ee &c.) 
 
 Cumming, T., & Son, 2 Cockburn St. 
 (Shop Fitters) 
 
 Cunningham, A., & Co., 18 Leith St. 
 (Glaziers) 
 
 Currie, A., 
 (Shopfitter) 
 
 Dawson, J., & Son, West Silvermills 
 (Bellhangers) 
 
 Deas, W. (R.P.), 25 Thistle St. 
 
 Dickson & Walker, 31 Frederick St. 
 (Glaziers) 
 
 Dobie, G., & Son, 23 George St. 
 (Painters) 
 
 Dobson, A., 2 Bernard Ter. (Slater) 
 
 Douglas, W.,11 Picardy Pl. (Electn.) 
 
 Dryburgh, G., & Son, 20 St. Vincent 
 St. (Slaters & Masons) 
 
 Duncan, J., & Sons, 127 Grove St. 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Elliott, W., Inverleith Row (Joiner) 
 
 Field & Allan, George St.(Tilefixers) 
 
 Finnie, A.,15 Jamaica St. La. (Plstr.) 
 
 Fisher, D., Gilmore Park (Plstr.) 
 
 Forbes, R., Barnton Ter. (Joiner) 
 
 FORREST, J. & F., Duff St., 
 Edinburgh, and Abbey 
 Rd., North Berwick. 
 
 Forrest, W., 21 Comiston Rd. (Jnr.) 
 
 Forsyth, W., & Son, 43 Forrest Rd. 
 (Painters) 
 
 Fraser, W., Dean (Sculptor) 
 
 Gavine, W.,6 Cluny Drive (Slater) 
 
 Gerrard, W., & Sons, Wheatfield Rd. 
 
 Gerrard, W., t Moat St. (Plasterer) 
 
 Gibb, D., Washington Lane (Joiner) 
 
 Gibb, J., & Son, 49 Pitt St. (Joiner) 
 
 Gibson, T., & Son, Gibson Terrace 
 (Ironfounders) 
 
 Gilmour, G., & Son, Dalmeny St. 
 (Masons) : 
 
 Graham, R., 45 N. Castle St.(Slater) 
 
 Grant, D., & Son, Bernard Ter. 
 
 Grant, D., St. James’ Sq. (Shopfitr.) 
 
 Gray, J.,& Son, 85 George St.(Elecn.) 
 
 Gray, W., Sen., 33 H. W. Thistle St. 
 Lane (Plumber) 
 
 Greig, D., & Co., Spitalfield Crest. 
 (Joiners and Masons) 
 
 Grieve, N., Washington Lane (Jnr.) 
 
 Gunn & Co., 130 George St. (Tile- 
 layers) 
 
 West Savile Terrace 
 
 it8GEORGE S' 
 LDINBURGH 
 2325G? PORTLAND/* 
 LONDON. 
 
 Incorporated with John Taylor 
 and Son, Edinr. Limited. 
 
 Hamilton, P , Liberton (Joiner) 
 Hardie, Gordon,&Co.,RobertsonAv. 
 
 Harper & Son, 4o Montgomery St 
 (Plasterers) 
 
 Harvey, J. & T., Forth St. (Painters) 
 
 Hastie, R., Canning St. (Mason, &c.) 
 
 Hay & Ogilvy, Chancelot Ter.(Mns.) 
 
 Henderson, J., 21 Castle St. (Mason) 
 
 Henderson, T.P.(R.P.),121 Grove St. 
 
 Henry, G. & W., 119 Lothian Rd. 
 (Painters) 
 
 Herd, W., 39 Queen St. (Painter, &c.) 
 
 Hislop, R. G.. Pitt St. (Bell-hanger) 
 
 Hume, T. (R.P.), 2a Stafford St. 
 
 Hunter,A.,Ld.,Lr.GilmorePI.(Plsts.) 
 
 Inglis, J. M., 19 Queensferry St. 
 (Plumber) 
 
 Johnston, J. & J., 119 Grove St. 
 (Plasterers) 
 
 Kay, W., Loanhead (Plumber) 
 
 Kelly, J.,& Son, 13 Castle St.(Smiths) 
 
 Kennedy, J., 96 Pitt St. (Plasterer) 
 
 Kennedy, J.A., Ashley Ter. (Plstr.) 
 
 Kerr, Bros., 223 Dalry Rd.(Sculptors) 
 
 Kidd, R., 29 Barclay Place (Slater) 
 
 Kinnear, J:, Sons & Co., 2-5 Hope 
 Cresent (Masons) 
 
 Kinnear, Moodie, & Co., Hermand 
 Terrace (Masons) 
 
 Knox, P., & Son, 31 Creighton Place 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 Laidlaw, R., & Son, Simon Sq. (Gas- 
 fitters) 
 
 Lamb, R., & Son, Logie Green 
 Works, Beaverbank (Joiners) 
 
 Law, H., & Sons, West Silvermills 
 Lane (Joiners) 
 
 Lawrie & Stewart, 126 Lothian Rd. 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 Little, J. (R.P.), 22 Morrison St. 
 
 Little, R.(R.P.), 12 Hamilton Place 
 
 Little, W., 77 Pitt St. (Smith) 
 
 Low & Son, 73 Clerk St. (Slaters) 
 
 Lowdon Bros. & Co., 50 Frederick St. 
 (Electrical Engineers) 
 
 Lowe, D., & Sons, Gilmore Park 
 (Heating Engineers) 
 
 Lownie, J.,57 Harrison Rd. (Jur. ,&c.) 
 
 McAdan, J., 11 Gayfield Sq. (Mason) 
 
 McAndrew, C., 13 Lauriston Gdns. 
 (Joiner & Mason) 
 
 Macdonald, J. (R.P.), 3 Dundas St. 
 
 Macfarlane, W. W., 9 Randolph Pl. 
 (Painter) 
 
 McGlashen, S., & Son, Canonmills 
 Bridge (Sculptors) 
 
 Mackenzie & Moncur, Balcarres St. 
 (Heating Engineers) 
 
 M’Lauchlan, W. G., & Co., Annan- 
 dale St. Lane (Masons) 
 
 McLean, F., 38 Sciennes 
 
 McLeod, N., & Sons, 81 Harrison Rd. 
 (Masons) 
 
 Martin, J., Duff St. (Bricklayer, &c.) 
 
 Mather, A., & Son, Dalry Rd. (Engs.) 
 
 Meikle & Philip, Murieston Kd. 
 (Heating Engineers) 
 
 Mekie, D., 94 Montpelier Pk. (Msn.) 
 
 Middleton & Robertson, 4 Ladyfield 
 Place (Joiners) 
 
 Mitchell, J., & Son, 30 Fettes Row 
 (Masons & Joiners) 
 
 Montgomery, H. T. & R., North’ 
 
 Merchiston Avenue (Joiners) 
 
 Morrison & Son, 13 Randolph Place 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 Moxon & Carfrae, 77 George Street 
 Painters) 
 
 Muirhead, A., & Son, 14 Castle St. 
 (Painters) 
 
 Muirhead, J., 12 North St. Andrew 
 St. (Joiner) 
 Paterson Bros., 
 
 (Joiners) 
 Paterson, H. (R.P.), & Sons 5 Elm 
 
 234 Causewayside 
 
 Row 
 
 Proctor (R.P.) & Son, 23 Church La. 
 
 Purves, D., 21 Churchill Place 
 (Plumbers, &c.) 
 
 Redpath, Brown, & Co., 2 &t. 
 Andrews Square (Steelworks) 
 
 Reid & Downie, 13 Dundas 
 (Painters) 
 
 Rendall, J., 127 Trinity Rd. (Joiner) 
 
 Rhind, J. $.,45 Bedford Rd.(Sculptor) 
 
 Roberts, G., 42 Haymarket Ter. 
 (Mason) 
 
 Robertson & Hogg, 1 Chambers St. 
 (Plumbers, &c.) 
 
 Robertson, C., 93 Pleasance (Smith) 
 
 Robson. T., 57 E. Crosscauseway 
 (Smith) 
 
 Ross, J., 17 Duncan St. (Plasterer) 
 
 Rutherford, J., & Son (R.P.), 54 
 Haymarket Terrace 
 
 Scott & Davie, 26 Morton St. (Plstrs.) 
 
 Scott, A. & Son, Gilmore Pk. (Cptrs.) 
 
 Scott, J., 10 Maxwell St. (Joiner) 
 
 Shanks, D., & Son, Deanbank Lane 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Sts 
 
422 
 
 Simpson & Taylor, 17 Upper Gra 
 St. (Masons) Fe 
 
 Sinclair, G., Bonnington Rd., Leith 
 (Boilermaker) 
 
 Slater, S. & R., 10 Springvalley St. 
 
 Smith, D., 34 Broughton St. (Pntr.) 
 
 Smith, S., 11 Montague St. (Joiner) 
 
 Smith, W., 11 Nicolson Square 
 
 Souden, J.,6 Spottiswoode Rd. (Msn.) 
 
 Stalker, R., 13 Lothian Rd. (Pntr.) 
 
 Steel, J. (Trustees of), 2 Torphichen 
 St. (Mason) 
 
 Stevens, D. (R.P.),15 Howe St. 
 
 Stewart & Rae, 134 George St. 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 Stewart, W., 08 Dalry Rd. (Plastr.) 
 
 Stratton, J. W.,& Co., Lwr. Gilmore 
 Place (Roads) 
 
 Stuart’s Granolithic Stone Co., Ltd., 
 Duff St. (Plasterers) 
 
 Sutherland, D., & Sons, 104 Raeburn 
 Place (Joiners) 
 
 Tait, T., 15 North St. Andrews St. 
 (Smith) 
 
 Taylor Smith Electric Co., of 
 Scotland, Hill St. 
 
 Thomson, D.L.,Slateford Rd. (Engs.) 
 
 Thomson, R., Dalry Rd. (Sculptor) 
 
 Thornburn, R., & Son, 135 and 137 
 Buccleuch St. (Masons) 
 
 Turner, W., & Sons, Westfield St. 
 (Masons) 
 
 Waddell, A, & Son, Freer St. (Roads 
 and Drains) 
 
 Walker, W. G.,&Sons,5 St. Andrew’s 
 Square (Asphalters) 
 
 Walker, J., 24 Morrison St. (Joiner) 
 
 Walker, P.,48 Buccleuch St. (Plsts.) 
 
 Watherston, J., & Son, 29 Queens- 
 ferry St. (Joiners & Masons) 
 
 Watson, A., & Son, Union St. 
 
 Watson, G., Woodburn Terrace 
 
 Watson, R., 102 Easter Rd. (Plmbr.) 
 
 Watson, W. & J. R., 86 Pilrig St. 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Watson, W., 45 W. Savile Terrace 
 
 White & Bee, St. Leonard’s St. 
 
 White, J. & Co. (R.P.s) 10 South 
 St. Andrew’s St. 
 
 White, J.,34 St. Andrew Square 
 
 Wightman, J. (R.P.), 7 & 14 South 
 St., David St. 
 
 Williamson, T., 167 Rose St. (Plbr.) 
 
 Wilson, J. & R.,23 Riego St. (Joiner) 
 
 Wilson, D., 100 Potterrow (Joiner) 
 
 Young & Co. (R.P.), 112 Nicolson St. 
 
 ELGIN, 
 Allan, A., High St. 
 Bain, G., South St. (Slater) 
 Brodie, J., S. Guildry St. (Plasterer) 
 Clark, J. H. (R.P.), Moss St. 
 Davidson& Hay,Academy St.(Msns.) 
 Davidson, A., & Son, Reidhaven St. 
 (Slaters) 
 Douglas, H., Culbard St. (Plumber) 
 Dunbar, A. & R., Park Place (Cptrs.) 
 Fraser, Wm., West Rd. (Mason) 
 Fordyce, W., 71 High St. (Painter) 
 Forsyth, D. (Mason) 
 Garrow, A., Mayne Rd. (Mason) 
 George, J., & Son, Reidhaven St. 
 (Carpenters) 
 Gordon, J. (R-P.), & Son, South St. 
 Gray, G., Moray St. (Plasterer) 
 Grigor, J., Mayne Rd. (Carpenter) 
 James, J, South St. (Painter) 
 Jamieson, W., Hay St. (Mason) 
 Jessiman, J.,51 South St. (Carpenter) 
 Kintrea, J., & Son, High St, (Pntrs.) 
 Lyon W., & Sons, 30 Commerce St. 
 (Plumbers) 
 Mclvor, A., West Bank (Plasterer) 
 McKenzie, T., New Elgin (Carpntr.) 
 McKerron, A., Lossie Wynd (Mason) 
 Mackie & McKenzie, Market Green 
 (Carpenters) 
 McKilligan,J., High St. (Carpenter) 
 Maclean, J. (R.P.), Mayne Rd. 
 McPherson, J., Bishop Mill (Mason) 
 Newlands, J., West Rd. (Mason) 
 Reid, A., Linkwood Rd. (Mason) 
 Ross, J. (R.P.), 36 High St. 
 Ross, J., Fortheath St. (Plasterer) 
 Russell, J., North St. (Plumber) 
 Scott, A., Sth. Guildrey St. (Cptr.) 
 Scott, G., Moray Place (Mason) 
 Sellar, J., Hall Place (Carpenter) 
 Sparke, C., High St. (Painter) 
 Thomson & Fraser, 36 High St. 
 (Concreters & Slaters) 
 Young, J., Mayne Rd. (Mason) 
 ELIE- FIVE. 
 Bain, J. L. (Painter) 
 Barr, J. (Slater) 
 Black, T. (Slate-) 
 Bruce, J. (Plumber) 
 Garland, D. (Joiners) 
 Greig, D. B., & Son (Painters) 
 
 BUILDERS AND 
 
 CONTRACTORS. 
 
 Scotland—continued. 
 
 Leitch, A. (Painter) 
 
 Pearson & Simpson (Masons) 
 
 Purves, J., & Son (Plumbers) 
 
 Smith, T. (Joiner) 
 
 Sunter, C. M., & Son (Masons) 
 
 Webster, A. (Plasterer) 
 
 Webster, D. & Son (Plasterers) 
 EVANTON, S.O. 
 
 Fraser, A. (Mason) 
 
 McKenzie, D. (Joiner) 
 
 McLean & Son, Glenglass (Masons) 
 
 FALKIRK. 
 Anderson & Jeffrey (Joiners) 
 Armstrong. J., Grahams Rd. (Plbr.) 
 Borland, J. T., West Bridge St. 
 (Plumber) 
 Brown, R. (R.P.), Bank St. 
 Christie, J., High St. (Slater) 
 Cowan, P., Cistern Lane (Joiner) 
 Cuthbertson & Co., Glebe St. 
 Dalziel, R., Griffiths St. (Mason) 
 Dewar, J. & P., Thornhill Rd. 
 (Joiners) 
 Draper, D. & Son, 11 Grahams Road 
 (Plumber & Slater) 
 Ferguson & Bell, New Market St. 
 (Painters) 
 Finlayson, J., Grahams Rd. (Painter) 
 Forgie, J., Manor St. (Joiner) 
 Gardner, J., Hodge St. (Mason) 
 Gardner, W.,St. Crispin’s Pl. (Mns.) 
 Gibson & Gray, Smith St. (Joiners) 
 Gibson, W., Griffiths St. (Bricklayer) 
 Graham, J., Vicar St. (Painter) 
 Heron & Garrow, High Station Rd. 
 (Joiner) 
 Happer, W. & J., Wilson’s Bldgs. 
 (Slaters) 
 Johnston, C., West Bridge St. 
 (Painter) 
 Kellock & Kilgour, 86 Graham's Rd. 
 (Joiners) 
 Kirk, Kerr & Co., Earl’s Lane(Plstrs) 
 Laurie, T., & Co., West End (Elect.) 
 Liddell, T., High St. (Painter) 
 Lindsay & Blanche, Dundee Court 
 (Joiners) 
 MacNair, D., Park St., (Plasterer) 
 Main, J. & A., West End (Joiners) 
 Marshall, J., Bainsford (Joiners) 
 Marshall, J., Bank St. (Painter) 
 Maxwell, J., Meeks Rd. (Bricklayer) 
 McKearney, O., Comely Ter. (Bklr.) 
 Millar, J., 142 Grahams Rd. (Plstr.) 
 Morrison, J., Comely Ter. (Plastr.} 
 Nimmo, R., Howgate (Joiner) 
 O’Brien & Meek, Manor St. (Pntrs.) 
 O’May, D., Melville St. (Glazier) 
 Robertson, A. & G., Pleasance 
 (Plumbers) 
 Sanderson, G., Park Ter. (Mason) 
 Sneddon, A., Grahams Rd. (Painter) 
 Stewart, J. Bainsford (Slater) 
 Struthers, J., Vicar St. (Painter) 
 Summers, G.,Grahams Rd.(Plumber) 
 Turner. J., Bell’s Wynd (Plumber) 
 Ure & Paterson, James St. (Glaziers) 
 Wallace & Connell, High Station 
 Rd. (Plumbers) 
 Weston, W.,135 Graham’s Rd. (Jnr.) 
 Wilson, J. & H.,Graham’s Rd.(Ptrs.) 
 Wilson, J. & Co., Melville St. (Street 
 Contractors) 
 
 FALKLAND, 
 Laurie, W. (R.P.) 
 Page, W. 
 
 FOCHARBERS. 
 
 Glass, W. (Carpenter) 
 Legge, W. (Mason) 
 McKenzie, J. (Carpenter) 
 Tully, T. (Carpenter) 
 FORFAR, 
 Adamson, D., Tayler St. (Mason) 
 Bain, A., 26} West High St. (Joiner) 
 Barclay, T. & Son, 74 Castle St. 
 (Painters) 
 Callander, D., Robert St. 
 Cargill, J., & Co., Canmore Park 
 (Masons) 
 Doig, J., 30 South St. (Plasterer) 
 Farquharson, J., Chapel St. (Joiner) 
 Hay, A.,& Co., Academy St. (Joiners) 
 Henderson, A., 87 Castle St. (Painter) 
 Kerr, C., Newmonthill (Sculptor) 
 Kerr, J., 06 West High St. (Slater) 
 Langlands, D. (R.P.), Queen St. 
 Leith, J., Castle St. (Plumber) 
 Low, A., Glamis Rd. (Joiner) 
 Masterton, D.; Castle St. (Plasterer) 
 McLaren, A. & Son, Academy St. 
 (Plumbers) 
 McLaren, W., 83 E. High St.( Painter) 
 McLean, J+, 56 North St. (Mason) 
 Milne, W., & Sons, Green St. (Plbrs.) 
 Moffat, W., & Co., W. High St. 
 (Slaters) 
 Morrison, W., Dundee Loan (Joiner) 
 
 Scotland—continued. 
 
 Munro, Mrs. A. (Ironfounder) 
 
 Prophet. J., 99 E. High St. (Painter) 
 
 Roger, D., & Son 1 East High St. 
 (Painters) 
 
 Ross, A., Castle St. (Sculptor) 
 
 Shepherd, A. & C., Roberts St. 
 (Slaters) 
 
 Stewart, D., Queen St. (Joiner) 
 
 Thompson,D. & Co., 17 West High St. 
 (Painters) 
 
 Watterston, J., & Sons, 57 Glamis 
 Rd. (Masons) 
 
 FORRES. 
 Anderson, J. Pilmuir (Mason) 
 Angus & Ross (Plasterers) 
 Black, W. A., High St. 
 Boyne & Martin, Caroline St. (Plms.) 
 Cameron, D., Urquart St. (Mason) 
 Campbell, A., High St. (Plasterer) 
 Cumming,R.,Lea Bridge (Carpenter) 
 Davidson, A., Market St. (Slater) 
 Forbes & Sons (Slaters & Plumbers) 
 Macdonald, A., High St. (Painter) 
 Munro, W. & Son (Plumbers) 
 Murray, R., & Son, (Masons) 
 Reid, T., High St. (Painter) 
 Robertson, J. (Carpenter) 
 Robertson, )., Urquhart St. (Painter) 
 Ross, D., Tolbooth St. (Mason) 
 Ross, W. (Mason) 
 Smith, C. (Plumber) 
 Smith, G., Dyke (Carpenter) 
 Smith, J.,South Back St. (Carpenter) 
 Smith, J., High St. (Carpenter) 
 Stewart & Sons (Masons) 
 
 FORT ROSE, 8.0. 
 Davidson, W., High St. (Painter) 
 Down, G., Academy St. (Mason) 
 Macdonald & Co, (Plasterers) 
 Maclennan, R., Castle St. (Carpenter 
 Wilson, N., Academy St. (Plumber) 
 
 FORT WILLIAM. 
 
 Allan, A., High St. (Painter) 
 Anderson, W. (Plumber) 
 
 Cameron, D., Viewforth Lane (Joiner) 
 Cameron, D., Cameron Rd. (Mason) 
 Campbell, R.,Fasfern Rd. (Plumber) 
 Cumming, E., High St. (Slater) 
 Fraser, D., Fraser Sq. (Slater) 
 Fraser, R., McMillan Lane( Painter) 
 Gray, A. L., High St. (Painter) 
 Harper, R., High St. (Plumber) 
 Livingston, J., High St. (Mason) 
 M’Coll, D., Cameron Rd. (Mason) 
 McEwan, A., Imperial Lane (Plastr.) 
 McMillan, D., High St. (Painter) 
 McPhee, J., Cameron Rd. (Mason) 
 Mitchell, R., West End (Slater) 
 Wright, D., Viewforth Lane (Joiner) 
 
 FOSSOWAY, Fraserburgh. 
 Younger, R. 
 FYVIE. 
 Ferguson, J., Bogtama (Mason) 
 Lyon, J., Peterwell (Carpenter) 
 Pirie, J. P. (Slater) 
 
 GALASHIELS. 
 
 Bell, J. M., Bridge St. (Painter and 
 
 Glazier) 
 Bell, J. & P. (R.P.), Market Sq. 
 Bryden, W., Bridge St. (Joiner) 
 Dalgleish, P. & D., Roxburgh Place 
 
 (Masons) 
 Gladstone, A.,& Sons, Channel St. 
 
 (Joiners) 
 Hall, J. & J., Lanhope Vale (Jnrs.) 
 Hall, R., & Co., Island St. (Jnrs.) 
 Heatlie, R., Scott St. (Slater) 
 Herbertson, A., & Son, Albert Place 
 
 (and Joiners) 
 Hogarth, W., Union St. (Joiner) 
 Hogg, G., Stirling St. (Slater) 
 Hutton, A. W., St. John St. 
 Lindsay, J.G., Lawyers Brae( Painter) 
 McLaren, L., Channel St. (Slater) 
 Park, G., & Son, Gala Ter. (Masons) 
 Robertson, A.,St. Andrew St. (Plstr.) 
 Ruthven, B. (R.P.), Island St. 
 Scott, J., Bank St. (Plumber) 
 Scott, W., 23 High St. (Joiner) 
 Stevenson, J., 43 Queen St. (Joiner) 
 Sutherland, G., Albert Pl. (Sculptor) 
 Tait Bros., 60 High St.(Painters, &c.) 
 Thomson, A. (R.P.), Albert Place 
 Tweedie, J., & Son (R.P.), High St. 
 Wood, W. & Sons, Galapark Rd. 
 
 (Joiners) 
 
 GALSTON. 
 
 Anderson, R., Bentnick St. (Mason) 
 Black, T., Wallace St. (Slater, &c.) 
 Graham, R., Brewland St. (Mason) 
 McKail, H., Cross St. (Joiner) 
 Steel, J., Barmill (Drains) 
 Sutherland, D., Duke St. (Plasterer) 
 Timothy, T., Glebe Rd. (Mason) 
 Yendall, A., 20 Barr St. (Joiner) 
 Young, W., Wallace St. (Slater, &c.) 
 
 GARELOCHHEAD, Helensburgh. 
 Hamilton, W. (Joiner) 
 Shedden, R. (Plumber) 
 
 GARTOCHARN, Alexandria. 
 Currie, R. & A. (Masons) 
 Home, J. & J. (Joiners) 
 
 GATEHOUSE. 
 McGaw, T. 
 
 GAVINGTON-BY-DUNS. 
 
 Spiers, J. 
 GLAMIS. 
 Johnston, J., Braehead 
 
 GLASGOW. 
 
 Adam, J., & Co., 404 Pollokshaws 
 Rd. (and Masons) 
 
 Adam (Stephen) & Co., 168 Bath St. 
 (Glass Stainers) 
 
 Allan, A., 13 Eglinton St. (Wright) 
 
 Allan, J., & Son, 567 Cathcart Rd. 
 (Wrights) 
 
 Allan, W., & Cowan, 27 Seamore St. 
 (Wrights) 
 
 Allan & Baxter, 198 Maxwell Rd., 
 Pollokshields (Wrights) 
 
 Anderson & Henderson, Ltd., Ren- 
 wick St., Kinning Park (Wrights) 
 
 Anderson, H. L., & Co., 233 St. 
 Vincent St. (Painters) 
 
 Anderson, J.,166 George St. (Plmbr.) 
 
 Anderson, J., 362 Parliamentary Rd. 
 (Slater) 
 
 Anderson, J.& R., 76 BathSt. (Ptrs.) 
 
 Anderson, P. & W., 64 Douglas St., 
 off Bothwell St. (Masons) 
 
 Anderson, R. & A., 283 Parliament- 
 ary Rd. (Masons) = 
 
 Anderson, R., & Sons, 190 Dum- 
 barton Rd. (Wrights) 
 
 Anderson, W., 49 Bellfield St. 
 (Brickbuilder) 
 
 Bae W.(R.P.), 133 Wellington 
 
 t 
 
 Arbuckle, H., & Sons, Orr St., Bridge- 
 ton Cross (Slaters and Plasterers) 
 
 Arnot, J. L., 204 Bath St. (Plumber 
 
 Barlas, G., & Co., 13 Ruthven St., 
 Hillhead (Masons) 
 
 Barlas, M., 16 Marmion St. (Mason) 
 
 Bathgate, H.S., 450 Duke St. (Plstr.) 
 
 Baxter, J, 20 Catherine St. 
 
 Bell, P.(R.P.), 35 South Portland St. 
 
 Bell, J., & Co., Ingram St., Govan 
 
 Bell, Hornsby, & Co., 176 Pollok- 
 shaws Rd. (Brickbuilders) 
 
 Bennett, J. B., & Sons, 50 Gordon 
 St. (Painters) 
 
 Benson, J., 187 Bothwell St. (Glass 
 Stainer) 
 
 Black, T., 11 Peel St., Partick (Sltr.) 
 
 Bladen & Co., Parkhead (Ironfndrs.) 
 
 Bogie, R., 19 Granville St. (Mason) 
 
 Bowie & Co., 372 Scotland St. (Msns.) 
 
 Bowie, Fisher, & Co., 26 Bothwell 
 St. ES eae 
 
 Bowie, R.,473 Cathcart Rd.(Plumbr.) 
 
 Bremner, J., 106 Nelson St. (Plstr.) 
 
 Brown & Angus, 123 Cathcart St., 
 Kingston (Wrights) 
 
 Brown & Fingland, 125 Barrack St. 
 (Slaters) 
 
 Brown, A., 46 Grafton St. (Plasterer) 
 
 Brown, K.,136WellingtonSt.(Sculpr.) 
 
 Brown, T., 193 Rottonrow (Wright) 
 
 Brown (R.P.) & Young, 7 Bath St. 
 
 Bruce, A., 69 Cathedral St. (Plumber) 
 
 Bryce, J.,& Son (R.P.), 82 Oswald St. 
 
 Bryden & Middleton, Merlin Iron 
 Wks., Scotstown (Constd. Engrs). 
 
 Bryden, J., & Sons, 60 Renteld 
 St. (Bellhangers) 
 
 Bryden, W., & Sons, 300 St. Vincent 
 Rd. (Bellhangers) 
 
 Buchanan, D., 473 New City Rd. 
 (Bricklayer) 
 
 Buchanan, D., 399 London Rd. 
 (Wright) 
 
 Cairns & Laing (see Advt. on next 
 
 page) 
 Cairns, J. (R.P.), 18 Bath St. 
 Calder, A., & Sons, 586 and 588 
 Eglington St. (Plasterers) 
 Calderwood, R., 85 Glebe St. (Plbr.) 
 Calderwood, T.,31AlbertRd.E.(Msn.) 
 Cameron,C.(R.P.),219 CambridgeSt. 
 Campbell, P. & A., Campbell St., 
 Govan (Wrights) 
 Campbell, R., 138 Kent Rd. (Plbr.) 
 Carbarns, J., & Sons, 128 Hunter St. 
 (Slaters) 
 Carlton, C., & Son, 189 St. Vincent 
 St. (Painters) 
 Carmichael, R., Douglas St., Partick 
 Garrick, G. &) Di) (RIP) tes 
 Douglas St. 
 ChalmersD.,34W.BothwellSt.(Msn.) 
 Clark, Scott & Co., Ld., 23 & 25 Ox 
 ford St., S.S. (Gasfitters) 
 
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 Scotland—continued. 
 
 Cairns & Laing, 
 
 REGISTERED 
 
 _ Plumbers, Gasfitters, 
 and Zinc Workers, 
 
 5 CARLTON PLACE 
 
 (Near Portland Street Suspension 
 Bridge), 
 
 GLASGOW, 
 
 AND 
 40 Albert Road, POLLOKSHIELDS. 
 
 ALL KINDS OF CHEMICAL 
 PLANT FITTED UP. 
 
 Hot, Cold and Spray Baths, &c., &c. 
 
 Nat. Telephone No. 172, Gorbars. 
 Corp. Telephone No. 2298. 
 
 RTT RR EP EOE 
 Clerk, D., & Son, 92 Wellington St- 
 
 (Smiths) 
 
 | 
 
 Cochrane, J., jun., 58-70 Dobbie’s | 
 
 Loan (Wright) 
 Collier, G., Balgray Hill, Springburn 
 Collier, W., Mansfield Terrace, 
 Springburn 
 
 | 
 | 
 | 
 
 Combe, J., & Son, 103 North Han- | 
 
 over St. (Heating Engineers) 
 Connell, J., tA South Coburg St. 
 Corbet, R., & Sons, 23 Onslow Drive 
 (Brickbuilders) 
 
 Cormack, J., & Sons, 36 Abercorn 
 
 St. (Heating Engineers) 
 
 Cousland & Mackay, 150 Hope St. 
 (Ventilating Engineers) : 
 
 Cowan, W., & Sons, 42 Arlington 
 St. (Wrights) : 
 
 Craig, J., 94 Paterson St., Kings- 
 ton (Stair-railer) 
 
 Crawford, J.,15 Armadale St. (Bkbr.) 
 
 Cumming, J., jun., 12 Harrington St., 
 Maryhill 
 
 Cuthbertson, J.,269 Shields Rd. (Sltr.) 
 
 Dairon, J., & Sons, 19 Weaver St. 
 (Plasterers) 
 
 Davidson, W.G., 55 Bath St. 
 
 Deas, J., & Co., 28 East Market wt. 
 (Ironfounders) 
 
 Devlin, J., & Son, 37 St. Andrew’s 
 Drive, Pollokshields (Masons) 
 
 Dick & Benzies, 89 Forth St., Pol- 
 lokshields (Wrights) 
 
 Dick, J., & Son, 28 Bath St. (Mason) 
 Dick, W.,175 W.CampbellSt. (Mason) 
 Donaldson,A.,Abercromby St.( Plbr. ) 
 
 Douglas, W.,254W. George St.(Pntr.) | 
 Drummond, J., 92 Sydney St. (Plstr.) | 
 
 Duncan, J., & 
 (Masons) 
 
 Duncan, J., Ltd., 106 West Campbell 
 St. (Tile Layers) 
 
 Duncan, J., tor Eglington St. (Pntr.) 
 
 Duncan, S., 111 Main St., Bridgeton 
 (Plumber) 
 
 Duncanson, T. & R., South St., 
 Scotstoun (Wrights) 
 
 Eadie, A., & Son, 280 Cathcart Rd. 
 
 Eadie, G. & Son, 405 Machieson St. 
 
 Ferguson & Anderson, 24 Regent 
 Moray St., Calton (Wrights) 
 
 Ferguson, A., 281 Bath St. (Wright) 
 
 Ferguson, G., & Sons, 144 Gardner 
 Street (Wrights) 
 
 Ferrier, J. & W., 37 Stevenson St., 
 Calton (Wrights) 
 
 Findlay, J., 8 Otago St., Hillhead 
 (Joiner) 
 
 Findlay, J. & G., 24 Grant Street 
 (Wrights) 
 
 Fleming, P.& R., & Co., 29 Argyle 
 St. (Ironfounders) 
 
 Forbes,A.10a HydePark St. (Wright) 
 
 Forbes, J. 158A Bath St. (Plasterer) 
 
 Forbes, W.,167 W.Graham St.(Plstr.) 
 
 Forrest & McLeod, 12 Dixon St. 
 (Bricklayers) 
 
 Fulton, D. & R. (R.Ps.), 132 Wood- 
 lands Rd. 
 
 ‘Fyfe (R.P.) & Allen, Ltd., 43 St. 
 George’s Rd. 
 
 Galbraith & Winton, 129 St. Vincent 
 St. (Marble Cutters) 
 
 Gardiner, R., 151 Cumberland St., 
 S.S. (Plumber) 
 
 Gibb, R., & Sons, 49 Sword Street 
 
 -_ (Masons) 
 
 Gibbon, E., 15 Henrietta Pl. (Joiner) 
 
 Son, 67 Dunard St. 
 
 Gilchrist, R., & Son, 50 New St., 
 Calton (Brickbuilders) 
 
 Glass Stainers’ Co., The, 118 West 
 Regent St. 
 
 Goldie, J., & Son, 52 St. Enoch’s 
 Square (Masons) 
 
 Gordon, W., 152 West Graham St. 
 
 Graham, G. H., & Co., 114 Great 
 Western Rd. (Painters) 
 
 Graham, J., & Co., 184 George St. 
 ( Wrights) 
 
 Grant, J., 128 Pitt St. (Wright) 
 
 Gray, A. & G., 30 Bath St. (Wrights) 
 
 Gray, C., & Son, 393 Alexandra 
 Parade (Wrights) 
 
 Graydon, J.,25CraignestochSt.(Plst.) 
 
 Grealey, D., 345 New City Road 
 
 Green, J., & Co., 596 Eglington St. 
 (Masons) 
 
 Grieve, J., 486 Duke St. (Plumber) 
 
 Guthrie, W., & Co., 10 Vernon St., 
 Maryhill (Wrights) 
 
 Guthrie (J. & W.), & Andrew Wells, 
 Ld., 237 West George St. (Glass 
 Stainers and Decorators) 
 
 Haddow, Forbes & Co., 140 Perth St. 
 (Tile Layers) 
 
 Hamilton & Co., ro Margaret St., 
 S.S. (Slaters & Concrete Paviors) 
 
 Hamilton, Marr & Co., Govan 
 
 Hamilton,S..6 RothesayGdns.(Brkbr 
 
 Hegney, C., & Son (R.P.), 458 Gt. 
 Western Rd., Hillhead 
 
 Henderson, M., 4 Grant St. (Joiner) 
 
 Hendry, W., & Son, 310 St. Vincent 
 St. (Plumbers) 
 
 Herbertson, J., & Sons, 85 Bedford 
 St., Laurieston (& Wrights) 
 
 Holmes, J., Sandyfaulds La.( Wright) 
 
 Horn, J.,1,099Pollokshaws Rd.(Plbr.) 
 
 Hunter & Marshall, 103 Cambridge 
 St. (Wrights) 
 
 Hutcheson & M’Cathie, 159 Bothwell 
 St. (Wrights) 
 
 Hutcheson, J., 247 West George St. 
 (Gasfitter) 
 
 Hutchison, ]J.,520St. VincentSt.(Plbr) 
 
 Ingleton, J.(R.P.),& Co., 168 George 
 St 
 
 Jackson, Brown & Co., r2r Alex- 
 andra Parade 
 
 Johnstone,C.(R.P.),78 S.PortlandSt. 
 
 Johnston, J., & Son, 130 Renfield St. 
 (Plumbers) : 
 
 Kay, T., & Co., 12 & 14 Hopetoun 
 Place (Wrights) 
 
 Kean& Wardrop,167 Bath St. (Tilers) 
 
 Kemp, R., & Sons, Bishopbriggs 
 (and Wrights) 
 
 Kennedy & Wilson, 382 Springburn 
 Rd. (Joiners) 
 
 Kennedy, W., 40 Markland St., 
 Partick 
 
 Key, W., to9 Hope Street (Heat- 
 ing and Ventilating Engineer) 
 
 Kinnear, Moodie & Co., Bath Lane, 
 Elmbank St. (Joiners) 
 
 King, D., & Son, Keppoch Iron 
 Works, Possil Park (Ironfounders) 
 
 Kirkwood, J,. 33 Hope St. (Mason) 
 
 Kirkwood, W. & G., 418 Dumbarton 
 Rd., Partick (Plasterers) 
 
 Knox, A., & Son, 25 Wellington St, 
 (Wrights) 
 
 Laidlaw, J., 14 Playfair St., off 
 Dalmarnock Rd. (Joiner) 
 
 Laird, G., & Son, ro Ann St., 
 Bridgeton (Wrights) 
 
 Laird & Walker, 161 Shields Rd. 
 (Brick Builders & Cement Workers) 
 
 Lamb, T., & Stewart, 220 Parlia- 
 mentary Fd. (Wrights) 
 
 Laurie, W.,222 St. James’ Rd.(Slater) 
 
 Law, J.& A., Rae St. (Ironfounders) 
 
 Lawrie, E.,21 N. St. Mungo St.(Sltr.) 
 
 Lawrie, T., & Co., 130 Wellington 
 St. (Painters) 
 
 Lawson & Co., 260 W. Scotland St. 
 ( Wrights) 
 
 Leishman, A., 86 West Campbell St. 
 (Wright) 
 
 Lightbody, W.,42Sydney St.( Wright) 
 
 Lindsay, J., & Son, 13 Pitt St. (Ptrs.) 
 
 Livingstone, D., 85 Maxwell St., 
 Pollokshaws (Wrigkt) 
 
 Love,A.,& Sons, 150 OxtordSt.(Ptrs.) 
 
 Low, A. (R.P.), 78 Merkland St., 
 Partick 
 
 Low, I., 60 Weaver St. (Plumber) 
 
 Lumsden, J. M., 183 Thomson St. 
 (Plumber) 
 
 Lumsden, R., 20 Finlay Drive, 
 Dennistoun (Brick & Oven Builder) 
 
 Lyall, J., Sth. Cromwell Rd. (Mason) 
 
 Maben, J.,xCo.,65EglingtonSt.(Jnrs) 
 
 Macallan, J.,110 Stirling Rd. (Wregt.) 
 
 McAlpine, G., 181 Dalmarnock Rd. 
 (Plumber) 
 
 Scotland—continued. 
 
 McAlpine, R., & Son, 188 St. Vin- 
 cent St. (Railway Contractors) 
 
 McAulay, J., & Co., 70, Albert Rd., 
 Pollokshields (Wrights) 
 
 McCaa,J.,&Co.,47 Oswald St.(Msns.) 
 
 McCall, W., & Sons, 5 Balmano St. 
 (Wrights) 
 
 McCallum & Hope, 32 Cadogan St. 
 (Ironfounders) 
 
 McCallum, D., Junr., 140 Bothwell 
 St. (Mason) 
 
 McCallum, J. B., 298 North Wood- 
 side Rd. (Mason) 
 
 McCord, R., & Son, 71 Waterloo St. 
 (Masons) 
 
 McCulloch, M., & Co., 168 Gallow- 
 
 . gate (Ironfounders) 
 
 McCulloch & Co., 154 West Regent 
 St. (Painters & Glaziers) 
 
 Macdonald, A., & Son, 884 Bath St. 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 McDonald, G., & Co., 105 Cathcart 
 St., Kingston (Wrights) 
 
 Macdougall, N. M., 2tr West Camp- 
 bell St. (Glass Stainer) 
 
 M’Ewen, A., & Son, 35 Bridge St., 
 Partick (Cement Workers) 
 
 McEwan, W., 148 Bothwell St. (Sltr.) 
 
 Macfarlane & Smith, 302 Sauchiehall 
 St. (Painters) 
 
 M’Farlane, A., 81 & 83 Cathedral ‘St. 
 
 (Wright) 
 
 McFeat, J., Helen St., Govan (Plbr.) 
 
 McGilvray & Ferris, 129 West 
 Regent St. (Modellers & Plasterers) 
 
 McGown, J., 331 Saracen St. (Plbr.) 
 
 McGrory, J., xrroz Cathcart Rd. 
 Mount Florida (Painter) 
 
 McIntyre, A., & Son, x Titwood 
 Place, Strathbungo 
 
 Mackay, A. & D., 35 Oswald St. 
 (Slaters and Tilers) 
 
 McKay, A., & Co., 23 Bothwell St. 
 (Carvers) 
 
 McKay & Gray, 29 Scotia St. (Msns.) 
 
 McKenacher, P., 33 South Portland 
 St. (Painter) 
 
 McKenzie, D. & J., 75 Holland St. 
 (Plasterers) 
 
 McKinnon, N., & Sons, 87 South St., 
 Kinning Park 
 
 MacLellan, A., & Co., 54 and 56 
 Waterloo St. (Electrical Engineers) 
 
 Maclellan, P. & W., Ltd., 129 Tron- 
 gate (Engineers) 
 
 McLintock, W., 39 Otago St. (Joiner) 
 
 McMillan, J., 57 Scott St., Port 
 Dundas (Ironfounders) 
 
 McMillan, J.,2zoMuirhouse St.(Plstr.) 
 
 McNair, J. & T., Ld., 59 Bath St. 
 
 McNie,D.,& Co.,79E. John St.(Msns) 
 
 McOuat, J., & Son, 98 London St. 
 (Slaters) 
 
 McQuarrie, J., 107 North Hanover 
 
 60 
 
 St. (Plasterer) 
 
 McTaggart, H., Sé., 
 Bridgeton (Wright) 
 
 Mailer, W. & D., r2-18 Houldsworth 
 St. (Slaters) 
 
 Malloch, C. & J., 304 St. Vincent St. 
 (Glaziers) 
 
 Marshall, J., Bishopbriggs (Mason) 
 
 Martin, T.,171 W. Regent St. (Plbr.) 
 
 Mason,R.,104 Sauchiehall St. (Plbr.) 
 
 Meikle & Sons, WellingtonSt.(Glzrs.) 
 
 Meikle, W., 48 E. Howard St.(Slater) 
 
 Meiklejohn, A., to Kerr Street, 
 Hopehill Rd. (Wright) 
 
 Mellis, D., 77 Dumbarton Rd., 
 Partick (Joiner) 
 
 Melvin, J., 4 Maxwell St., Partick 
 (Wright) 
 
 Miller & Murray, 187 Pollokshaws 
 Road (and Wrights) 
 
 Miller, J.,60 CromwellSt.(GlassStnr.) 
 
 Miller, W., Kirklee Rd., Kelvinside 
 
 Miller, W., 11x McAustin St. (Plbr.) 
 
 Milne, J., & Son, Ltd., rzx St. Vin- 
 cent St. (Plumbers, &c.) 
 
 Mitchell & Davis, 94 West Regent 
 Lane (Plasterers) 
 
 Morgan & Sons, 37 Elderslie St. 
 (Masons) 
 
 Morrison & Mason, Ltd., Polmadie 
 (Railway and Dock Contractors) 
 
 Morrison, J., Polmadie Rd.( Wright) 
 
 Morton, R., 112 Rutherglen Rd., 
 S.S. (Mason) 
 
 Moyes, W., & Son (R.P.), 
 Maxwell Rd., Pollokshields 
 
 Muir, A., & Sons, 134 Nithsdale Drive 
 (Masons) 
 
 Murr,R.,& Son (R.P.),141 Dundas St. 
 
 Muirhead, J., 220 Gairbraid St. 
 Maryhill 
 
 Murdoch, R., 91 Maxwell Rd., S.S. 
 (Mason) 
 
 Mill 
 
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 Murray, G., 139 Dalmarnock Rd. 
 (Plasterer) 
 
 Myles, J., & Co., 11 Rosevale St. 
 Partick (Wrights) 
 
 Nicol, G., 727 Govan Rd. (Plasterer) 
 
 Nicol, W., & Co., 687 Pollokshaws 
 Rd. (Wrights) 
 
 Niven, A.,&Sons,301 N. WoodsideRd. 
 
 Parker, J., 86 Bluevale St. (Mason) 
 
 Paterson & Beldie, 144 W. Regent 
 St. (Masons) 
 
 Paterson, Oscar & Co., 118 West 
 Regent St. (Stained Glass Artists) 
 
 Paterson, J., & Co., 4o Candleriggs 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 Paterson; J., Se) Song tds 
 Pollokshaws Rd. (Masons) 
 
 Paterson, R. L., & Co., 42:46 Clyde 
 St., Calton (Glaziers) 
 
 Penman, M., & Sons, 104 Pollok- 
 shaws Rd. (Masons) 
 
 Pirie, A., 120 W. CampbellSt.(Plast.) 
 
 Pollock, W., 166 London St. (Brkbr.) 
 
 Porter, J., London Rd. (Mason) 
 
 Purden & Callender, 106 George St. 
 (Glaziers) 
 
 Raeside, J.(R.P.), 375 Gallowgate 
 
 Rankin, J., 84 Garnethill St (Wright) 
 
 Ratray,J.,& Sons(K.P.),233 Hope St. 
 
 Renfrew, J. T. & W.(R.P.), 240 Gt. 
 Western Rd. 
 
 Renfrew, R. S.(R.P.), 140 North St. 
 
 Renwick, J., 248 West George St. 
 
 Ritchie, D., 32 Elmbank St. (Masons) 
 
 Rogerson, R., 52 Mount St. (Joiner) 
 
 Rome, G., & Co., 136 Waterloo St. 
 (Plasterers) 
 
 Ross, A. M., & Sons, 10 & r2 Ann St., 
 City (Slaters) 
 
 Ross, J., 175 West Campbell St. 
 
 Ross, J., 9 Killermont St. (Wright) 
 
 Russell, J., 71 Cumbernauld Rd. 
 (Wright) 
 
 Russell, L.(R.P.), 330 St. Vincent St’ 
 
 Sattney, P.,53AberérombieSt. (Wigt.) 
 
 Scott, A. & J.,: 247 Sauchiehall St. 
 (Painters) 
 
 Sellars, G., 241 W. George St. (Ptr.) 
 
 Sellar, J.,& Co., 37 Kelvin St.,Partick 
 
 Sharp & Co., 44 Dundas St., City 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 Sharp, G., & Son, 37 Holmhead St. 
 (Masons) 
 
 Shaw, W., & Sons, 94 Commerce St. 
 (Masons) 
 
 Sinclair, J. P., 23 Macfarlane. St. 
 
 Smeaton, J., 583 Govan Rd. (Joiner) 
 
 Smith, P., 8 Mason St. (Sculptor) 
 
 Speed, J., 17 Rosevale Street, Partick 
 
 Spiers, M., & Sons, 95 Bothwell 
 St. (Plumbers) 
 
 Sproul, M., Hutcheson St.(Plumber) 
 
 Stalker & Daye, 112 Gt. Western Rd. 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 Steven, W., & Sons, 481 London Rd. 
 (Brickbuilders) ; 
 
 Stevenson,R.,&Son,25 RiskSt.(Sitrs.) © 
 
 Stewart, J.,57 Cadden St. (Slater) 
 
 Stewart, J. & T., 10 Wallace St., S.S. 
 (Slaters) 
 
 Srerans, T., & Co., 291 Shields Rd., 
 3.S 
 
 610 
 
 Stoffert, R. A., 12t Bath St. (Steel 
 and Concrete Work) 
 
 Struthers, J., & Son, oo Pitt St. 
 (Plasterers) 
 
 Symington, J. M. (R.P.), 57: Cath- 
 cart Rd. 
 
 Thaw & Campbell, Paton St. 
 
 Thompson, A., 100 Abbotsford Place 
 (Mason) 
 
 Thompson, J., 100 Sword St. (Mason) 
 
 Thompson, W., 95 Dumbarton Rd., 
 Partick (Plasterer) 
 
 Thomson, R. (R.P.), 281 Duke St. 
 
 Tonner, W., 85 Douglas St. (Plstr.) 
 
 Twaddle, H., & Son (R.P.), 179 
 Gallowgate 
 
 Twaddle, J. (R.P.), 505 Gallowgate 
 
 Ure, A., & Co., 355 New,Keppochhill 
 Rd. (Ironfounders) 
 
 Vickers, W., 221 West Regent St. 
 (Carver & Modeller) 
 
 Walker & Dick, 258 Paisley Rd. 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Wallace & Connell, 44. St. Enoch Sq., 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 Walton, G., & Co., Ld., 35 Buccleuch 
 St. (Decorators & Glass Stainers) 
 Watson, A., & Co., 30 George St, 
 
 (Plumbers) ys 
 Watson, J., Balshagray, 
 (Wright) 
 Webster, Walker, & Webster, 396 
 Crown St. 
 Weir, W., 69 Nicholson St. (PImbr.) 
 Wemyss & Livingstone, 39 Victoria 
 Rd. (Plasterers) 
 
 Partick 
 
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 BUILDERS AND 
 
 CONTRACTORS. 
 
 4 
 
 Scotland—continued. 
 
 White, J. H., & Sons, 133 Albert 
 
 Rd., Pollok-shields (Masons) 
 White, P., Chatham Place (Slater) 
 Whyte,T., 10 Cambridge St. (Wright) 
 Youden, J., & Co., 12 Bothywell St. 
 
 (Marble Cutters and Tile Layers) 
 Young, J.,197 Dumbarton Rd.(Sclpr.) 
 Young, J., 6 Balmore St., Possil- 
 
 park (Plumber) 
 
 GLENFARG. 
 Deas, A. (Joiner) 
 Deas, W. (Mason) 
 GLENLUCE, 8.0. 
 Rusk, J. 
 Templeton, J. 
 GLENSHEE, Blairgowrie, 
 
 Grant, D. S. (Mason) 
 
 GOLSPIE. 
 Fraser, O., & Son (Masons) 
 Mackay, A. (R.P.) 
 Nicol, J. & J. (Joiners) 
 Sutherland, i (Slater) 
 Watson, A. (Painter) 
 
 GOREBRIDGE. 
 
 Bennet, T. & M. 
 Braid, J. (R.P.) 
 Clapperton, J., & Sons (Slaters) 
 Cochrane, J. (Painter) 
 Crockett, W., Dewarton 
 Macfarlane, W. (Joiner) 
 Rinsley, J. (Joiner) 
 Smith, R. {Joiner) 
 Thomson, 7. 
 
 GOUROCK. 
 Baldwin, G., Shore St. (Joiner) 
 Black, A., Kempock St. (Joiner) 
 Callendar, }., Castle Gdns. (Slater) 
 Callendar, J. S. (Plasterer) 
 Fairgrieve, A., & Sons (R.P.). 
 Hall, R . Royal St. (Joiner) 
 Russell, G. H., 104 Shore St. (Slater) 
 Sharp, M., Kempock St. (Plumber) 
 simpson, J. & R., King St.(Joiners) 
 Slaven, M., 22 Hopeton St.( Plasterer) 
 Steel, J., 38 Cardwell Rd. (Mason) 
 Tarbet, W.S., 9 Bath St. (Joiner) 
 Tweedale, D., John St. (Joiner) 
 
 GRANGEMOUTH. 
 Aitken, H. (Mason) 
 Baird, P. (Slater and Plasterer) 
 Farquhar, }., Railway St. (Joiner) 
 Kincaird, P. (Plumber) 
 Marshall, W. (Joiner) 
 Morrison, W.. Grange St. (Plumber) 
 Primrose, G. {Mason) 
 Primrose, J. (Mason) 
 Russell, J. (Slater and Plasterer) 
 Rutherford, D., Dundas St. (Joiner) 
 Sands, J. (Joiner) 
 Taylor, A., Dundas St. (Plumber, &c.) 
 Williamson, A., Oxgang (Joiner) 
 Young, G. & E. (Plumbers, &c.) 
 GRANTOWN. 
 
 Grant, A., Macpherson 
 
 GREENLAW. 
 Hunter, J. & Sons (Joiner) 
 Smeaton, A 
 Steel, H., & Son 
 GREENOCK. 
 Adam, J., 10 Tobago St. (Joiner) 
 Agnew, J., 22 Crawfurd St. (Joiner) 
 Aitkenhead, R., & Sons, 37 Trafal- 
 gar St. (Masons) 
 Austin & Kinnaird, 19 Bogle ‘St. 
 (Wrights) 
 Barclay. J. S., WestBreast( Plumber) 
 Boag & Black, Sugarho. La. (Slaters) 
 Boyd, J., 5 Brougham St. (Joiner) 
 Browa, G., & Son, W. Blackhall St. 
 (Painters) 
 Burns, P., Argyle St. (Joiner) 
 Carson, H., & Son. 16 Crawford St. 
 (Plumbers) 
 Clark & Selkirk, Kilbain St.(Pimbrs.) 
 Colquhoun, D., 1 Union St. (Painter) 
 Crawford (R.P.) & Kerr, 6 Bogle St. 
 Denny & Cranford, 54 Kelly St. 
 (Joiners) 
 Edgar, G., 24 Union St. (Painter) 
 Fairgrieve, A., & Sons (R.P.), 6 
 West Breast 
 Houston, A., 55 Belville St. (Joiner) 
 Kirk, J. & R.,Campbell St. (Masons) 
 Kirkwood, T., Houston St. (Mason) 
 Lyon, D., #. Blackhall St. (& Joiner) 
 McCreadie, J.. Jamaica La. (Plastr.) 
 McCue, J.,78 Wellington St.(Plastr.) 
 McEwiog,D., Rue-end St. (Gasfitter) 
 McJannet, J., 46 Inverkip St. (Plbr.) 
 McPherson, D. K., 80 Roxburgh St. 
 (Slater) 
 McQuoid, W., St. Michael St. (Jnr.) 
 Melville, W’., 18 Charles St. (Painter) 
 Miller & Co., Inverkip St. (Joiners) 
 Miller, J. & A., 20 West Blackhall 
 Joiners) 
 
 Mitchell, J., & Son (R.P’s.), 5 West 
 Stewart St. (Plumbers) 
 
 Murray, J. D.,18 Laird St. (Slater) 
 
 Paterson, J., Roxburgh St. (Joiner) 
 
 Paterson, W., Jun.,Hunter Pl. (Sltr.) 
 
 Phillips, D., & Sons, 5 Tobago St. 
 (Slaters) 
 
 Smith & McCuaig, 30 Charles St. 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Steel, W. & Co., 10 Jamaica St. 
 (Masons) 
 
 Steele, Ralston & C®., 26 West 
 Blackhall St. (Plumbers) 
 
 Stevenson,A.. 48 Wellington St.( Jnr.) 
 
 Tannock, Q., St. Michael St. (Plastr.) 
 
 Tosh, D., & Sons, Houston St. (Sltr.) 
 
 Whitelaw, A., & Co., 76 Drumfrochar - 
 
 Rd. (Bricklayers) 
 Williamson & Gray, Vennel( Joiners) 
 Wilson, J. K., 5 West Stewart St. 
 Wright, P., & Son, 26 Inverkip St. 
 (Slaters) 
 
 Wilson, H. 
 HADDINGTON. 
 
 Cumming, C., Sidegate St. (Slater) 
 Farquharson, J., Court St. (Joiner) 
 Grant, W., Hope Park (Mason) 
 Ormiston, P., & Son, Sidegate St. 
 Orr, J., Market St. Jemen 
 
 Ross, T. M. (R.P.), High St. 
 Runciman, A. (R.P.), Market St. 
 Stark & Sons, Nungate (Joiners) 
 Watson, A. (R.P.), Court St. 
 Whitehead & Son, Market St. (Slatr.) 
 
 HALKIRK, Thurso. 
 
 Bain, J., Church St. (Mason) 
 Miller & Taylor (Joiners) 
 Ross, D. (Joiner) 
 
 Sinclair, A. (Joiner) 
 
 Weir, A. (Mason) 
 
 HAMILTON. 
 
 Anderson, T., 16 Haddow St. 
 Bannatyne, J. & W. (Plastrs.& Sltrs.) 
 Binning, H., 13 Muir St. (Plumber) 
 Brown & Henderson (Masons) 
 Brown, G. L., Townhead St. (Plmbr.) 
 Dalziel, J. & Son, Muir St. (Joiners) 
 Downie, R. 
 
 Hamilton, C., Parrell Cottages 
 Hindshaw, W. (Plastr. & Slater) 
 Maxwell, J. & D. (Joiners) 
 McGhie, W. (Slaterand Plasterer) 
 Taylor, L., Chapel St. (Plumber) 
 Wilkie, A., Lamb St. (Joiner) 
 
 HARRAY, Orkney Islands. 
 Firth, S. (Mason) 
 
 HAUGH-OF-URR. 
 M ontgomery, R. (Mason) 
 
 HAWICK. 
 
 Brunton, J., 11 Round Close (Joiner) 
 
 Davidson, W., & Sons, Croft Rd. 
 (Plasterers) 
 
 Grieve & Co. (R.P.), Buccleugh St. 
 
 Guthrie, J., & Sons (R.P.), High St. 
 
 Hobkirk, W. & T., 3 & 5 Allars 
 Crescent (Joiners, &c.) 
 
 Inglis, A., & Sons, Bridge St. (Jnrs.) 
 
 Martin, Scott, & Co., 21 Bridge St. 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Miller, J., & Sons, O’Connell St. 
 (Plumbers & Slaters) 
 
 Murray, J., & Son, 39 Bridge St. 
 (Plumbers & Slaters) 
 
 Oliver, A., & Son, Duke St. (Masons) 
 
 Rae & Murdoch, 26 Drumlanrig Sq. 
 (Plumbers & Slaters) 
 
 Robson, A. & J., Lothian St. (Jnrs.) 
 
 Scott & Thompson, 1 Slitrig Bank 
 (Masons) 
 
 Scott, A., 18 Bourtree Place (Mason) 
 Wood, J. S.,Orchard Ter. (Plasterer) 
 HELENSBURGH. 
 
 Condie, C.,31a Princes St. (Plumber) 
 Crawford,T., 20 SinclairSt.(Plumber) 
 Dempster, W., ColquhounSq.(Slater) 
 
 Haul, A., Row, near (Joiner) 
 Henderson, A., E. Princes St. ( Jur.) 
 Horn, J., 27 E. Princes St. (Plumber) 
 Jack, J., 24 Lomond St. (Mason) 
 Jack, W., 9 King St. East (Joiner) 
 Kyle, W., 46 Sinclair St. (Plumber) 
 Maitland, J., Princes St. W. (Slater) 
 Miller, A., roo Princes St.,E. (Mason) 
 Reid, J., Colquhoun Sq. ( Joiner) 
 Sheddon, R., Row, near (Plumber) 
 Spy, J., & Son, Row, near (Mason) 
 Thom, W., & Son, 32 William St. 
 (Slaters and Plasterers) 
 Trail, A., Princes St. E. (Mason) 
 Wilson, ]., Colquhoun Sq. (Joiner) 
 SHELMSDALE 
 
 Gordon & McPherson (Joiners) 
 McDonald, A. (Mason) 
 
 GULLANE. 
 
 Scotland—continued. 
 
 Matheson, J. S. (R.P.) 
 Matheson, T. (Plasterer) 
 Sutherland & Gordon (Joiners) 
 
 HOLYTOWN. 
 Aitken, R., Main St. (Joiner) 
 Allan, R., Main St. (Slater) 
 Paterson, J., Edinburgh Rd. 
 
 HUNTLY. 
 Archibald, T. G., Gladstone Rd. 
 Barclay, A., Old Rd. (Slater) 
 Bonneyman, A., Aberchirder 
 Christie, J., Rothieway (Carpenter) 
 Cormack, W., Queen St. (Mason) 
 Dey, J., Bogie St. (Carpenter) 
 Douglas, R., 14 Square (Plumber) 
 Duncan, W., George St. (Slater) 
 Grant, A., Cairnborrow (Carpenter) 
 Henderson, T., Gladstone Rd. (Sitr.) 
 McKay, —, Deveron St. (Carpenter) 
 Milne & Son (Slaters) 
 Milne, G., Forgue (Carpenter) 
 Mitchell, G., Bogie St. (Painter) 
 Mitchell, R. & J., Old Rd.(Mason) 
 Pirie, J., Meadow St. (Carpenter) 
 Robertson, A., Castle St. (Painter) 
 Rust, W., 88 Gordon St. (Plasterer) 
 Stephen, J. (Carpenter) 
 Wilson, J. (R.P.), 12 Granary St. 
 
 INNERLEITHEN, 
 Graham, G. 
 Mathieson, R. 
 
 INSCH, 
 Glennie, G. (Slater) 
 Manson, F. (Mason) 
 
 INVERGORDON. 
 Lamb, A. (Mason) 
 Macleod, M. (Painter) 
 Munro, A., (Plasterer) 
 Munro, G. & J. (Carpenters) 
 Monro, J. & eens St. (Cptrs.) 
 Munro, J. & W. (Carpenter) 
 Rose, T., Broomhill (Mason) 
 Ross, R. (Plasterer) 
 Ross, W., Saltburn (Mason) 
 Tolmie, W. (Plumber) 
 Urquhart, R. (Painter) 
 
 INVERGOWRIE, Dundee. 
 Lockhart & Shepherd (Masons)g 
 
 INVERKEITHING. 
 Bald, W. M., High St. (Mason) 
 Cousin, J., & Son, High St. (Jnrs.) 
 Fair, J. S.(R.P.). High St. 
 Ferguson, A., High St. (Painter) 
 Hutton, R., King St. (Joiner) 
 Kilgour & Gow, High St. (Joiners) 
 Lambert, J., Townhall St. (Sltr. &c.) 
 Martin, J., Hope St. (Mason) 
 McCormack, J., Hillend (Masen) 
 McGregor, J., Queen St. (Slater) 
 Mercer, J., King St. (Mason) 
 Morris, Bros., St. David’s (Masons) 
 Morrison, D., Harbour PI. (Joiner) 
 Ogg, J., Hope St. (Painter) 
 Stewart, D., High St. (Plumber) 
 Watson, T., Hillend (Joiner) 
 
 2INV ERNESS. 
 
 Alexander& Son, Crown Drive (Msns.) 
 Anderson,A.,& Son, Dempster Gdns. 
 (Joiners) , 
 Black, R., & Sons, 57 Academy St. 
 (Plumbers) 
 Brown, J., 26 Hamilton St.(Plumber) 
 Cameron, D., Ballifeary (Mason) 
 Cameron, J., Lombard St. (Painter) 
 Cameron, K., Ness Walk (Painter) 
 Cameron, P., Crown Ter.(Carpenter) 
 Campbell, J., Ardross P]. (Mason) 
 Chisholm, K., 93 Church St. (Pntr.) 
 Fowler & Kennedy, Rangemore Rd. 
 (Plasterers) 
 Fraser, A., Abban St. (Slater) 
 Fraser, A. C., Kenneth St. (Slater) 
 Fraser, A. D. (R.P.), Castle St. 
 Fraser & McDonald, Kenneth St. 
 (Carpenters) 
 Fraser, J., Tanners Lane (Plasterer) 
 Fraser, R., Kingsmills Rd. (Mason) 
 Fraser, S., Academy St. (Painter) 
 Fraser, W.,Glen UrquartRd.(Mason) 
 Grant & Johnstone, Celt St. (Cer) 
 Gray, J., & Son, 8 Friars La. (Sltrs.) 
 Jobnstone, R., Abban St. (Carpntr.) 
 Junor, A., Ness Bank (Mason) 
 Macandie, W.,Factory St. (Plasterer) 
 MacBean, J.,.Dempster Gdns. (Carp.) 
 McDonald, D., 25 Bridge St. (Pntr.) 
 McDonald, P., Friar’s St. (Carpntr.) 
 McDonald, T., MuirfieldRd.(Mason) 
 McDonald, W.,GeorgeSt.(Carpenter) 
 MacIntosh, J. (R.P.) Castle St. 
 Mackay & Maclean, 49 Castle St. 
 (Plumbers) 
 Mackay, C., Dempster Gardens 
 McKenzie, A., Greig St. (Mason) 
 McLaren, T., Haugh Rd. 
 
 McLean, L., & Son, Cawdor Rd 
 (Masons) 
 
 McLennan, C. H. 
 
 McLennan, D., 9 Glebe St. (Carptr.) 
 
 McLeod & McIntosh, Church St. 
 (Painters)  ~ 
 
 McPhee, J., Hill St. (Plasterer) 
 
 McVinish, H., Lochalsh Rd. (Msn.) 
 
 Matheson, D., Church St. (Plumber) 
 
 Michael & Co., Huntly St. (Cptrs.) 
 
 Munro, J., & Sons, Dempster Gdns. 
 (Painters) 
 
 Munro, R., TomnahurichSt.(Carptr.): 
 
 Bhepet, Jy Stephen’s Brae (Plumber) 
 
 Noble, A., & Co., Duncraig St. 
 
 Reid, J., Kenneth St. (Slater) 
 
 Robertson & Gillies, Longman Rd. 
 (Carpenters) 
 
 Rose St. Fdy. & Eng. Co., Rose St. 
 
 Ross, W.,& Son. Castle St. (Painters) 
 
 Russell, A. J., Baron Taylor’s Lane 
 (Plumber) 
 
 Sinclair, J., & Son, Harrowden Rd. 
 (Slaters) 
 
 Smith, A. & D., Huntley St.(Carptr.) 
 
 Stewart & Maclean, Lyon’s Court 
 (Joiners) : 
 
 Sutherland & Mackay, Lochalsh Rd. 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Taylor, A., & Co., Ardconnel Ter. 
 (Slaters) 
 
 Taylor, W., 5 Douglas Row (Slater) 
 
 Thomson, A., & Co. (R.P.), 100 
 Church St. 
 
 Tulloch, T., 64 Church St. (Painter) 
 
 INVERURIE. 
 
 Laing, J., & Sons (R.P.) 
 
 Lander, W. (Mason) 
 
 Milne, W. (Slater) 
 
 Milne, J. (Carpenter) 
 
 Mitchell, G. (Slater) 
 
 Sievwright, J. (Plasterer) 
 
 Watt, J. (Carpenter) 
 
 IRONGRAY. 
 
 Fair, J., Chapelcroft (Mason) 
 
 Hunter, J., Shawhead (Joiner) 
 IRVINE. 
 Armour, J., & Son (Masons, &c.) 
 Armour, T. (Carpenter and Joiner) 
 Brown, G. & A. (Masons, &c.) 
 Gilfillan & Macdonald (Painters) 
 Hall, T., & Son (R.P.) (and Slaters) 
 ‘ack & Co. (Joiners) 
 obnston, J. (R.P.) (and Slater) 
 Kier & Son (Slaters) 
 MacLachlan, W.,& Son (Masons,&c.) 
 Parker, A. (Carpenter and Joiner) 
 Stobie, D. (Plasterer) 
 Wark, C. (Carpenter and Joiner) 
 Wark. H. (Mason) 
 Yule, R, (Carpenter and Joiner) 
 
 JEDBURGH. 
 Aitkin & Heatlie (Plasterers) 
 Brunton, W., & Son (Masons) 
 Inglis, A., & Sons (Joiners, &c.) 
 Oliver, A., Market Pl. (Plumber) 
 
 JOHNSTONE. 
 Blair, J., Laigh Cartside St. (Slater) 
 Hutton & Wicklow, Houstona Sq. 
 Jaffrey, P., Hall Crest. (Mason) 
 Jaffrey, W.&SonsCampbellSt.(Msns) 
 Keanie, J., Thomson Av. (Mason) 
 Love, R. (R.P.), 9 William St. 
 McKee, D., High St. (Joiner) 
 McPherson, D. & Son, Floor St. 
 (Joiners) 
 Murdoch, C., & Sons (R.P.), High St. 
 Robertson, J., & Son, Ludovic Sq- 
 (Slaters and Plasterers) 
 Thomson, G., & Son, 15 Collier St. 
 (Slaters and Plasterers) 
 Thomson, J., & Co..Mary St. (Sltrs.) 
 Williamson, G. (R.P.), 15 High St. 
 Williamson, J., Houstona Sq. (Jnr.) 
 
 *-TUNIPER GREEN, Midlothian. 
 Turner, J. (Trustees of) 
 KEITH. 
 
 Annand, J., Mid St. (Plumber) 
 Cameron,G. & R., Broomhill (Cptrs.) 
 Cormack, J., Land St. (Carpenter) 
 Cruickshank, W.,Broomhall (Mason), 
 McConnachie, M., Mid St.( Painter) 
 McKay, G., 124 Land St. (Plasterer) 
 Rathie, R. K., Mid St. (Plumber) 
 Simon, J., Mid St. (Painter) 
 Stewart, T., Hyde Park (Mason) 
 Strachan, A., Land St. (Slater) 
 Wright, A. & R., Moss St. (Slater). 
 
 - yKELSO. 
 Bruce & Sons 
 Dickieson, W. 
 Scott, J. (Joiner) 
 
 KENNETHMONT. 
 McKenzie, —., Kirkhill 
 KETTLE. 
 Borwick, T. & M. 
 
. 
 
 i > 
 
 BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 425 
 
 Scotland—continued. 
 
 KIBLBARCHAN, Johnstone. 
 McColl, A. 
 
 KILCONQUHAR, 8.0. 
 Forrest, M. (Joiner) 
 
 KILLEARN. 
 Sinclair, A. & J. (Wrights) 
 KILMALCOLM, 8.0. 
 Mcllwraith, D. (R.P.) 
 Miller, J. (Mason) 
 
 KILMARNOOK. 
 Aird, A., 2 Bank Place (Painter) 
 Allan, G.C.,LoanfootTer.,Irvine Rd. 
 Anderson & Innes, E.GeorgeSt.(Jnrs) 
 Anderson, W., 52 Bank St. (Pntr.) 
 Boyd & Forrest, West Langlands 
 St. (Masons) 
 Bowie, A., Titchfield St. (Joiner) 
 Brown, J., Waterside St. (Slater) 
 Calderwood,A., JohnFinnieSt.(Msn.) 
 Daly & Foy, 8 Richardland Rd. 
 (Plasterers) 
 Dickson, J., Waterside St. (Joiner) 
 Dow, W., St. Marnock St. (Plumber) 
 Elder, F., St. Marnock PI. (Plastr.) 
 Gilchrist, A. & H., 40 Grange St. 
 (Painters and Glaziers) 
 Gillespie, W.,8 Loanhead St.(Mason) 
 Graham Bros., 41 Grange St. (Ptrs.) 
 Inglis, J., Waterside St. (Mason) 
 McCrone, A., 7 Armour St. 
 McInnes, J., Sturrock St. (Plumber) 
 Muir, W.,&Co..Bank Place (Masons) 
 Murchland, W.(R.P.), 13 Bank St. 
 Orr, W., 7 John Dicker St. (Painter) 
 Paterson, J., St. Andrew St. ( Joiner) 
 Pollock, W., John Finnie St.( Mason) 
 Robertson, R. C,, & Son, King St. 
 (Glaziers) 
 Rome, G. & W., Back St. (Plasterers) 
 Rome, J., & Son, Woodstock St. 
 (Joiners) 
 Scott, J., & Son, Portland St. (Jnrs.) 
 Smith, W., 113 Campbell St., Ric- 
 carton (Joiner) 
 Stevenson, R. (R.P.), 56 Bank St. 
 Templeton & Walker, 33 Portland 
 St. (Plumbers) 
 Whyte, W., Holehouse Rd. (Mason) 
 Wight, J. (R.P.), 32 Grange St. 
 Wylie, T., Waterloo St. (Plumber' 
 Yuille, R., & Sons, 67 Portland St. 
 (Slaters and Plumbers) 
 KILWINNING. 
 Allan, R. (Plumber) 
 Arnot, J. (Carpenter and Joiner) 
 Baillie & Jack (Masons) 
 Brown, T. peed and Joiner) 
 Greig, W. (Mason and Bricklayer) 
 Hunter, G. (Mason) 
 Young, J., West Doura (Mason, &c.) 
 
 KINGUSSTE. 
 Macdonald, J., Delliefour House 
 
 KINROSS. 
 Bogie, J., High St. 
 Duncan, A. (Painter) 
 Hutchison, A, E. (Plasterer) 
 Porteous, G. (R.P.), Main St. 
 
 KINTORE, 8.0. 
 Craig, A. (Carpenter) 
 Smith, J. (Mason) 
 
 KIPPEN. 
 
 KIRKOALDY. 
 Balfour Bros.,22Rosabelle St.(Msns.) 
 Berry, P., Park Rd., Sinclairtown 
 (Joiner) 
 Blews, D., 110 High St. (Painter) 
 Blyth & Dougall, Institution St., Sin- 
 clairtown (Plumbers) 
 
 Bogie & Nicoll, Glebe Park (Joiners) 
 Brown, J., School Lane, Gallatown 
 (Mason) Ie ig = 
 
 Brown, W., Hunter St. (Mason) 
 Carmichael, A., 167 Commercial St. 
 (Joiner) 1&3 
 
 Carmichael,H.,Oswald Wynd.(Jnr.) 
 Clephane, D., 75 Nicol St. (Joiner) 
 Clunie R., & Sons, Hill St. (Joiners) 
 Currie & Cant, Dunnikier Rd. (Sltrs.) 
 Easton, W. & J., 41 Lina St. (Plstrs.) 
 
 Syme, T. 
 
 Fraser, A., jun., 14: Forbes St., | 
 
 Pathhead (Mason) 
 Gourlay, G., 5 High St. (Painter) 
 Grant, W., Kirk Wynd (Plasterer) 
 Gray, John. Pottery St. Gallatown 
 Mason) 
 Haxton, J., 92 High St. (Glazier) 
 Henderson, J., St. Clair St., Sin- 
 clairtown (Painter) 
 Henderson, J., DunnikierRd.(Plmbr.) 
 Henderson, R. & Co., 193 Links St. 
 (Piumbers) 
 Hitchin, J., Commercial St.,Pathhead 
 (Painter) » ye 
 Hunter, R., Linktown (Joiner) 
 Hutchison, A., Aitken St. (Plastr.) . 
 
 Hutchison, H.,Bell Wynd (Plumber) 
 
 Kilgour, W., 15 Balfour St. (Mason) 
 
 Kinlay, J., 34 Nether St., Pathhead 
 (Painter) 
 
 Kirk, A., Commercial St., Pathhead 
 
 Plumber) 
 
 Laing & Co., Links St. (Plumbers) 
 
 Lawson, J., Alexandra St. (Slater) 
 
 Lornie, A., 6 Links St. (Painter) 
 
 Loudin, D., 43 High St. (Painter) 
 
 McConnochie, A., & Son, High St 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 McKay, J., Helen St. (Mason) 
 
 Menzies Bros.,Cloanden P1.(Masons) 
 
 Menzies, T. & G., Bennochy Rd. 
 (Masons) 
 
 Michie, A., 173 High St. (Plumber) 
 
 Milne, J., & Son, James’ Grove 
 (Masons) 
 
 Page, R., Dawson Place, Pathhead 
 (Slater) 
 
 Pye, J., St. Clair St., Sinclairtown 
 
 a ‘Plumber) 
 amsay, J., Coldwynd (Joiner) 
 
 Rough, T. P., 9 Nicol a (Joiner) 
 
 Scott & Co., Factory Rd. (Joiners) 
 
 Simpson, A., 263 High St. (Painter) 
 
 Simpson, D., High St. (Joiner) 
 
 Smith, G., & Sons, St. Mary’s Ter., 
 Dunnikier Rd. (Masons) 
 
 Smith, J., Dunnikier Joinery Works 
 
 Stewart, I., High St. (Painter) 
 
 Tait & Jeffreys, Townsend Place 
 (Painters) 
 
 Williamson & Gourlay, Bank St., 
 Sinclairstown (Plasterers) 
 
 Wishart, D., Den Rd., Pathhead 
 (Joiner) 
 
 Wishart, J., Milton Rd. (Joiner) 
 
 Wishart, M., Alexandra St. (Joiner) 
 
 Wood, J., & Sons, 334 High Street 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 Wright, D., Nicol St. (Plasterer) 
 
 Wright & Reckie, Institution St., 
 Sinclairstown (Masons) 
 
 KIRK CUDBRIGHT. 
 Clingan, A., Castlesod 
 Wallace, W., Daar Lodge 
 
 KIRKINTILLOCH. 
 Caldwell, J., & Sons, Alexandra 
 St. (Slaters) 
 Cunningham, J., Cowgate(Plumber) 
 Montgomery, J., Townhead (Painter) 
 Somerville, A., Freeland PI. (Plastr.) 
 Somerville, R., Queen St. (Joiner) 
 
 KIRKLISTON, 8.0. 
 Bowmaker, G. (Joiner) 
 
 KIRK MICHAEL, near Blairgowrie. 
 
 Fraser, D., Ennochdlin (Joiner) 
 Gordon, J. (Mason) 
 Keay,J.,Netherton, Clarguhar(Jnr.) 
 Kennedy, J., Dalrulzion (Joiner) 
 McGregor, J., Williamstown (Slater) 
 Small, J., Bannerfield (Joiner) 
 
 KIRKPATRICK DURHAN, 
 
 via Dalbeattie. 
 
 Milligan, R. (Slater) 
 
 Riddick, R. (Joiner) 
 
 Roxburg, A. & P. (Masons) 
 KIRKWALL. 
 
 Baikie, S., & Son, Junction Rd. 
 
 Bain, G., Palace Rd. (Painter) 
 
 Corsie, J., Junction Rd. (Joiner) 
 
 Firth, W., Victoria St. (Mason) 
 
 Hewison, L., Albert Lane (Painter) 
 
 Peace, W. B., & Son, Junction Rd. 
 
 Rendall, J. S. (Plumber) 
 
 Sinclair, A. (Slater) 
 
 Smith, A., Catherine Pl. (Plasterer) 
 
 Wilson, J., & Son, (Joiners) 
 KIRRIEMOTIR. 
 
 Adams, A., Gordon Park (Plumber) 
 
 Barry & Guild, Roods St. (Painters) 
 
 Crabb & Ballentine (Masons) 
 
 Davidson & Herald (Joiners) 
 
 Fife, A., Glengate St. (Plumber) 
 
 Low, J., Marywell St. (Joiner) 
 
 McDonald, W., Southmuir (Mason) 
 
 McGregor, A., Rood St. (Plumber) 
 
 Mills, J., Brechin Rd. (Slater) 
 
 Mitchell, D.,25 Marywell St. (Mason) 
 
 Munro, G., Reform St. (Plasterer) 
 
 Ogilvy, C., Airlee St. (Joiner) 
 
 Savege, D., 5 High St. (Painter) 
 
 Stewart, A., & Sons, (Slaters, &c.) 
 
 Thorns, J., Glengate S‘. (Plasterer) 
 
 Watson, J., & Son (Masons) 
 LADYBANK. 
 
 Nairn, D. 
 
 LAIRG. 
 Graham, R., Lochinver (Mason) 
 Mackay, W., Durness (Joiner) 
 Mackay, W., & Son, Tongue(Masons) 
 Mackenzie, J., Torroble (Slater) 
 McKewine, D. (Slater) 
 McMillan, A. (Mason) 
 
 Scotland—continued. 
 
 Murray, W., & Son (Carpenters) 
 Whyte, G., Durness (Mason) 
 
 LANARK. 
 Brown, J., & Son, N. Vennel (Joiners) 
 Currie, W., Wellgate (Joiner) 
 Dale, W. F., Wellgate (Painter) 
 Day, W., & Sons, High St. (Masons) 
 Dunlop & Co., St. Leonard St. | 
 (Masons) 
 Flemington, R., 12x High St. (Pntr.) 
 Glaister, J., North Vennel (Slater) 
 Glaister, [., Greenside Lane (Slater, 
 Plasterer & Plumber) 
 Hamilton&C anon. Furrowflats(Jnrs.) 
 Howe & Brown, Castlegate(Plmbrs.) | 
 Lithgow, J., Portland Place (Slater) | 
 Lithgow, T., Furrowflat (Slater, &c.) 
 McLehose & Sons, Waterloo Rd. | 
 (Masons) | 
 Maxwell, J.,& Son, Castlegate(Msns.) 
 Morton, W., Jerviswood Rd.(Mason) 
 Murphy, N., Wellgate Head (Painter) 
 Paton, J., High St. (Painter) 
 Penman, D., North Vennel (Joiner) 
 Purdie, D., & Sons, North Vennel | 
 (Joiners) | 
 Ritchie, W. & R. (Masons) 
 Rorke, P., High St. (Joiner) * 
 Thaw & Jardine, High St. (Joiners) 
 Warden, J. L., Wellgate (Plumber) 
 Wilson, D. & J., Hope St. (Joiners) | 
 Wood, J., Wellgate (Plumber) 
 
 LANGHOLM. | 
 Bell, J., & Son (Plasterers) | 
 Clark, D., 30 Charles St. (Painter) | 
 Cowan, M. (Slater) 
 Elliot, J., Henry St. (Mason) | 
 Goodtellow, J. (Painter) 
 Hotson, Jar Buccleuch Ter.(Mason) | 
 Hyslop, M. (Painter) 
 Hyslop, W., 21 Caroline St. (Mason) 
 Knox, M., Caroline St. (Joiner) 
 Milligan, R. B. (Joiner) | 
 Ramage, R., High St. (Plumber) 
 Telfer, T., 33 Henry St. (Mason) 
 Telford, J., High St. (Joiner) 
 Turnbull, J. (Slater) 
 Wallace & Allan (Plumbers) 
 Wilson, A., Charles St. (Joiner) 
 
 LARBERT. 
 Anderson, S. (Joiner) 
 Brunton, G. (Plumber) 
 Campbell, D. (Painter) 
 Cowan, A. (Joiner) 
 McLachlan, J. J. & P. (Masons) 
 Primrose, J., Dunmure (Mason) 
 Simpson & Young (Joiners) 
 Stein & Sneddon (Painters) 
 Stuppart, J. D. (Slater) 
 Ure, J., Carnock (Joiner) 
 
 LARGO, Pifeshire. 
 Broomfield, P. (Joiner) 
 Gilchrist, R., & Son (Masons) 
 Horne, W. (Joiner) 
 Kinnear, G., Lunden Links (Mason) 
 Melville, R. (Plumber) 
 Welsh, A. (Plumber) 
 White, A M., Lunden Links (Maso n) 
 Wilson, A. (Plumber) 
 
 LARGS, Ayrshire. 
 Aitkenhead & Sons (Masons) 
 Anderson, R. (R.P.) 
 Barclay, G. (Mason) 
 
 Brown, J., (Joiner) 
 Carswell, Bros. (Joiners) 
 Duff, W. & T. (Joiners) 
 Emerson, A, (Plasterer) 
 Gillespie, M. (Slater) 
 Guthrie, D. (Painter) 
 Hunter, J. (Joiner and Mason) 
 Jack, J. (Plumber) 
 Livingstone, A. (Plumber) 
 McKee, J. (Painter) 
 
 Moodie & McMillan (Slaters) 
 Stewart, S., & Son (Slaters) 
 Stirling, W. (Plasterer) 
 Tyre, W. (Joiner) 
 
 Walker Bros. (Painters) « 
 
 LARKHALL, Laurencekirk. 
 Burns, J. C., & Co. (Wrights) 
 Montgomery, J., John St. (Mason) 
 Morrison, J. (Wright) 
 
 Smith, A. (Painter) 
 Watson, J. (Wright) 
 
 | 
 LAURIESTON. 
 
 Drummond & Crow (Sltrs. & Plstrs.) | 
 
 Maxwell, J. D. (Slater) 
 
 Maxwell, P. (Plasterer) 
 
 Ramsey Bros., (Masons) 
 
 Smith, B. (Mason) 
 
 Todd, A. L. (Joiner) 
 
 { 
 LEITH. | 
 Baxter, W., 14 Dock St. (Mason) | 
 Boleyn, J., Ballantyne Rd. (Sculptor) 
 onele Cambridge Av.(Brkbldr.) | 
 
 Brown, W. & J.,5 Pirrie St. (Putrs.) 
 Christie, W. & S., 78 Constitution 
 St. (Slaters) 
 Cochrane, J. (R.P.), 44 Kirkgate 
 Collier & King, 109 Giles St. (Plbrs.) 
 Cunningham, J.,&Sons, BathSt.(Jurs) 
 Dobbie, J. A.. & Co., Pattison St. 
 (Roads, ‘Asphalters and Tilers) 
 Duff, J., 9 Maitland St., Newhaven 
 (Painter) 
 Dunse, J., Hope St. (Slater) 
 Field & Allan, 60 Bangor Rd. (Tile 
 layers) 
 Finlayson, W., Balfour St. 
 Fisher & Son, 23 Henderson Garden 
 (Joiners) 
 Galloway, M. P., 24 Shore (Plumber) 
 Gavin, J. R., 42 Bath St, (Slater) 
 Gilmour & Co., Dalmeny St. (Jnrs.) 
 Hadden & Son, 99 Constitution St. 
 (Painters) 5 
 Hamilton, J. & W., 26 Bowling 
 Green St. (Joiners) fl 
 Hay, W., Cargill Terrace, Trinity 
 Henderson & Wilson. 8x Charlotte 
 St. (Joiners) 
 Johnston & Rose, 32 Coburg St. 
 (Joiners) 
 Kirkpatrick, T., 112 Constitution St. 
 (Painter) 
 Knox, P., & Sons (R.P-s), 31 Crigh- 
 ton Place, Leith Walk 
 Liddle, R., 98 Constitution St.(Plmb.) 
 Lockhart, W.L., 54 Shore (Plumber) 
 Mackay, N., Morton St. (Mason) 
 McLean, —., South Fort St. (Slater) 
 McPherson, T., 134 Duke St. (Plstr.) 
 Martin, D., 4 Allan St. (Painter) 
 Melrose, J., & Son, xq Bonnington 
 Rd. (Masons) 
 Melrose & Thomson, zg Albert St. 
 (Masons) 
 Mitchell, C., 22 Dock St. (Painter) 
 Muir, J., 2x Manderston St. (Plmbr.) 
 Muirhead, H., 88 Constitution St. 
 (Painter) i 
 Ogilvy, A., 63 Duke St, (Slater) 
 Peebles (D. Bruce) & Co., Tay Wks., 
 East Pilton (Electricians) } 
 Porteous, A. (R.P.), 148 Bonning- 
 ton Rd. 
 Reid, G., 38 Bernard St. (Plumbe 
 Scott & Davie, 26 Morton 
 (Plasterers) 
 Slimon, R. & D., 40 Shore (Plumbers) 
 Stewart & Bucher, 187 Gt. Junction 
 St. (Plumbers) 
 Sutherland, J. & D., Pirrie St. (Jnrs.) 
 Sutherland, J. L., 48 Commercial 
 St. (Painter) 
 Sutherland, J.S.,7CharlotteLa.(Pistr 
 Swan, W., Pitt St. (Mason) 
 Tait, A., 90n Constitution St. (Pntr.) 
 Thomson, J. W., 102 Duke St. (Pntr.) 
 Thomson, W. (R.P.), 137 Ferry Rd. 
 Turnbull, W., 53 Duke St. (Smith) 
 Wright & Davie, Bryson Rd. 
 LENZIE. 
 McInnes, D., Queen’s Bldgs. (Plbr.) 
 McKenzie, T. (Plumber) 
 Turnbull, G. (Wright) 
 CERWICK. 
 Aitken, J. M., Commercial Rd. 
 Anderson, J., Hill Head (Mason) 
 Angus, J. S., Pitt Lane (Joiner) 
 Clark, J., Pitt Lane (Plumber) 
 Couts & Robertson (Joiners) 
 Douglas, A. B., Market St. (Slater) 
 Duncan, M., Amsbrae Pl. (Joiner) 
 Fordyce, S. W. (R.P.), Esplanade 
 Gair, W., Harbour St. 
 Gray, G., Market St. eat 
 Halcrow, J.,Commercial Rd. (Joiner) 
 Martin, P., Esplanade (Painter) 
 Morrison, J., Union St. (Mason) 
 Morrison, M., Harbour St. (Joiner) 
 Nicholson, W., Market St. (Joiner) 
 Robertson, J., Esplanade (Painter) 
 Sinclair, H., Stouts Court (Mason) 
 Sinclair & Hardie, Commercial St. 
 Smith, J. M., Market St. (Painter) 
 LESLIE. 
 Dewar & Son 
 Lowe, J. 
 
 LESMAHAGOW, S.O. 
 Baxter, J., & Sons (Joiners) 
 Bertram, J., & Sons (Sltrs. & Plsts.) 
 Chalmers, J., Crossford (Joiner) 
 Clarkson, J., & Sons (Masons) 
 Crosbie, J. & R. (Plumbers) 
 Hutchison, J., Lilybank (Joiner) 
 Muir, W. (Mason) 
 
 Simpson, J. (Joiner) 
 Stewart, J. (Joiner) 
 
 LEVEN. 
 Barker, R., Bridge St. (Plumber) 
 Bell, J., High St. (Plumber) 
 Birrell, J., High St. (Joiner) 
 
426 BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 Scotland—continued. 
 
 Scotland—continued. 
 
 Knox, J. (Plasterer and Slater) 
 McRuvie, A., & Son (Masons) 
 Neaves, C., & Son (Plasterers, &c.) 
 Rebertson, W., Links (Joiner) 
 Rolland, J. C. (Painter) 
 Smith, A., High St. (Painter) 
 Walker, A., High St. (Plumber) 
 Wilkie & Gibb (Masons & Joiners) 
 Wilkie, J., Links (Mason) 
 LINLITHGOW. 
 Anderson, C. (Plumber) 
 Alexander, T. (Slater & Plasterer) 
 Bathgate, A. (Joiner) 
 
 Sohn Brock, 
 
 v v v 
 
 Builder... 
 | and 
 
 | Contractor, 
 | 
 
 _LINLITHGOW. 
 
 Brough, J. (Joiner) 
 
 Duncan, P., & Son, Winchburgh 
 
 Fleming, P. (Plumber) 
 
 Frame, J. (R.P.) 
 
 Grant, A. (Slater & Plasterer) 
 
 Meek & Kelso (Slaters & Plasterers) 
 
 Phillip, R. & W. 
 
 Ritchie, G. (Joiner) 
 
 White, J. (Joiner) 
 LOANHEAD, 8.0. 
 
 Kay, W. (Plumber) 
 
 Watson, R. 
 
 KOK GFE Ve Mak, SOP 
 Fraser, D. (Painter) 
 Mackintoch, G. G. (Plumber) 
 Murchison, J. (Mason) 
 
 LOCHANS, Stranraer. 
 Johnston, J., Endfield House 
 
 LOCHCARRON, S.O. 
 Hall, A. (Painter) 
 Mackenzie, D. & R. (Masons) 
 Mackenzie, J. (Carpenter) 
 Stewart & Mackenzie (Masons) 
 
 LOCHGELLY. 
 dams, J. (Mason and Bricklayer) 
 LOCHMADDY., 
 Bain, W. 
 LOCKERBIE. 
 
 Bell, S. (Plumber) 
 
 Brockie, W. & J. (Joiners) 
 Drummond, P., & Son (Plumbers) 
 {rving, A., Townhead (Joiner) 
 Irving, T. J., Harcourt Pl. (Joiner) 
 Laidlaw, ]. (Plasterer) : 
 Lawson, W., Livingstone Place 
 McKinnon, T. (Slater) 
 
 Moffat, E. (Slater) 
 
 Park, J., Union St. 
 
 Ross, M., Livingstone Place 
 Schooler, J., Townfoot 
 
 LOCHWINNOCH, 8.0. 
 Keanie, J. (Mason) 
 
 | LOSSIEMOUTH, Elgin. 
 
 Christie, W. (Mason) 
 Gilbert, J., Stotfield (Carpenter) 
 Grant, G.,Branderburgh (Carpenter) 
 Leslie, W. (Slater) 
 Murray, W. (Slater 
 Ritchie, W., & Sons, Brarderburgh 
 
 (Carpenters) 
 
 LUNDIN LINKS, Lr. Largo, S.0O. 
 White, A. M., & Son 
 
 MACDUFF. 
 Boyd, W. A., Market St. (Painter) 
 Connel, T., Shore St., (Plumber) 
 Dawson, A,, Ross St. (Mason) 
 
 Gordon, J., & Sons, Schoolhill (Jnrs.) | 
 
 Hepburn, W., Church St. (Joiner) 
 
 Hutcheson,G.,Hutcheson St.(Joiner) | 
 
 Hutcheson, J., Gellymill St.( Joiner) 
 Massie, G., Gellymill St. (Plasterer) 
 
 | 
 
 Minty, A., Duff St. (Joiner) 
 Morrison, G., jun., Skene St. (Msn.) 
 Ross, A. G., Gellymill St. (Slater) 
 Scott, W., High St. (Slater) 
 Simpson, J., Gellymill St. (Plasterer) 
 Stewart, D., Gellymill St. (Painter) 
 Thom, W., Shand St. (Joiner) 
 Wilson, J., Clergy St. (Slater) 
 Wilson, W., Gellymill St. (Joiner) 
 
 MARKINCH. 
 Barrie, G. (Mason) 
 Davidson, IT. (Plasterer) 
 Grieve, D. & J. (Plasterer) 
 Henderson, W., & Son 
 Mitchell, A. (Slater and Plasterer) 
 Robb, G. (Plasterer) 
 Spittal, W. (Plasterer) 
 Walker, J. (R.P.) 
 
 MAUCHLINE, 
 Boyd, J. (Wright) 
 Hyslop, A., Johnfield Villa 
 
 MAXWELLTOWN. 
 Brown, J., & Son, Glasgow St.(Mns.) 
 Cairns, S., & Son (Painters) 
 Crackston, J., & Sons (Masons) 
 Fergusson, A., David St., (Joiner) 
 Grierson, D.,67 College St. (Painter) 
 Hanna, J., 54 College St. (Plasterer) 
 Hastings, R. C., College St. (Slater) 
 McKay, W., 8 Market St. (Plumber) 
 McKill, G. & Sons, Nelson St. 
 McKinnel, N., Market Sq. (Slater) 
 Muirhead & Son (Painters) 
 Steel, A., Galloway St. (Joiner) 
 Tait, J., 16 David St. (Mason) 
 Telfer,D., 10 Terregles St. (Plasterer) 
 Warnock, J.,Learig Cottage (Mason) 
 Weston, S., 33 Market St. (Slater) 
 Williamson, Mrs.,Terregles S8t.(Jur.) 
 
 MAYBOLE. 
 Austin, J., Barns Rd. (Carpenter) 
 Gordon, J., Main St. (Slater) 
 Jobnstone, J., Main St. (Slater) 
 Kerr, J., St. Cuthberts (Plasterer) 
 Maltman, J. & F., Whitehall 
 Rowan, J. B., Main St. (Painter) 
 Thomson, J., Main St. (Plumber) 
 
 MELROSE. 
 Brown, T. & Sons (Joiners) 
 Dodds, J. (Joiner) 
 Jardine, J. (Plumber) 
 Speirs, J. 
 
 MENSTRIE, 8.0. 
 Drummond, D. (Joiner) 
 
 METHIL, 8.0. 
 Farmer, J. & J. (Masons) 
 Rose, D. (Joiner) 
 METHV EN, Perth. 
 Eadie, A. (Slater) 
 Keay, P. (Mason) 
 
 MILLPORT, S.O. 
 Duncan, T. (Wright) 
 McDavid, W. (R.P.) 
 Taylor, W. (Wright ) 
 
 MILNATHORT. 
 Davidson & Philps 
 Deans, J. 
 McIntyre, R. (Painter) 
 Symon, B. (Mason) 
 
 MILNGAVIE. 
 McMillan, A. & D. (Wrights) 
 
 MOFFAT. 
 Drummond, P., & Son (Plumbers) 
 Henry, J. (Joiner) 
 Hepburn, A. (Plumber) 
 Richardson, P. (Slater) 
 Williamson, J. (Joiner) 
 
 MONTIAV E, by Thornhitl. 
 McCulloch, J. (Mason, &c.) 
 McMichael, S. (R.P.) 
 
 MONIFIETH, 8.0. 
 Dick, C., Junr., (Mason) 
 Hay, J. B., High St. (Joiner) 
 Henderson, W., Panmure St. 
 Millar, J., High St. 
 Ramsey, A., Brook St. 
 Ross, W., High St. (Painter) 
 Stewart, G.. Union St. (Plumber) 
 Tullis, J., High St. (Joiner) 
 
 MONTROSE, 
 Black, J., River St. (Mason) 
 Bowman, J., North St. (Plasterer) 
 Brown, A., Jobn St. (Mason) 
 Burness & Son, Murray St. (Plastrs.) 
 Cathro, G., Castle St. (Painter) 
 Clark, A., & Son, 33 Bridge St.(Ptrs.) 
 Craigie, J.& W.,Lr.Balmain St.(Jrs.) 
 Dakers, W., Mill St. (Mason) 
 Davidson, J., Chapel Rd. (Joiner) 
 Fettis & Stephen, Lr. Hall St.(Jnrs.) 
 Ford, J., & Son, George St. (Masons) 
 Fyfe, J., 33 Murray St. (Painter) 
 
 Grass, J., 16 New Wynd (Painter) 
 Hird, J.,&Son, Panmure R ow(Joiners) 
 Keillor, J., & Son, 39 Northesk Rd. 
 (Slaters) 
 Lindsay, J., & Son, Hill St. (Slaters) 
 Mathers, J., & Co., George St.(Ptrs.) 
 Middleton, A., Academy Lane (Ptr.) 
 Moug, A., Murray St. (Plumber) 
 Pert, R.,& Son, L.Balmain St.(Msns.) 
 Raitt, J., George St. (Joiner) 
 Reid & Burnett, 23 George St. (Mns.) 
 Reid, D., 106 Murray St. (Painter) 
 Smith, G. M., High St. (Plumber) 
 Taylor, A., 11 Bridge St. (Plumber) 
 Warden, J.L. (R.P.), Lr. Hall St. 
 Wood, C.,&Co.,Baltic St.(Plumbers) 
 
 MOSSEND. 
 Law & Macfarlane (Painters) 
 
 MOTHERWELL. 
 Alston & Campbell, Brandon St. 
 (Plumbers) 
 Chambers, W., & Sons, Albert St. 
 (Joiners) 
 Clow, J., Hope St. (Painter) 
 Craig, J., Windmillhill St. (Plstr.) 
 Cuthbertson & Tweedie, Watson St. 
 (Slater) 
 Dalziel, J., Oakfield Place (Plumber) 
 Donaldson, R., & Sons, Kirkland St. 
 (Masons) 
 Ferguson, D., Knowetop (Painter) 
 Forrest, J., 109 Calder St. (Slater) 
 Gray, W.P., Merry St. (Painter) 
 Greig & McCombie,Hope St. (Plstrs.) 
 Hodge & Barrie, Windmillhill (Ptrs. ) 
 Horton & Ritchie, Brandon St. 
 (Plumbers) 
 Kemp. J., 103 Merry St. (Painter) 
 Kidd, W., Windmillhill St. (Joiner) 
 Kirkland, J., Airbles St. (Mason) 
 McKenzie. M., Merry St. (Masons) 
 McLean, H. Hamilton St. (Plstr.) 
 Millar, T., Hamilton St. (Joiner) 
 Miller & Ferguson, OrristonSt.(Mns.) 
 Moon & McCracken, Park St. (Msns.) 
 Muirhead & Ferguson, Knowetop 
 (Joiners) 
 Narrowmore, F.. Muir St. (Painter) 
 Park, R., Hamilton St. (Mason) 
 Parker, J., Airbles St. (Plumber) 
 Reid & Co., Coursington St, (Plbrs.) 
 Ritchie & Anderson, Coursington St. 
 (Joiners) 
 Rose, G. & C., Orbiston St. (Joiners) 
 Russell, R. & Sons, Orbiston St. 
 (Joiners) 
 Swan, R., Orbiston &t. (Plasterer) 
 Sym, A., Airbles St. (Mason) 
 Thomson, J. A., Calder St. (Slater) 
 Watscn. G. B.. Melville Drive (Fur. 
 Wilkie, J., Brandon (Plumber) 
 
 MUCK HART, Dollar. 
 Younger, S. 
 
 MUIR-OF-ORD. 
 Fraser, J. (Plumber) 
 Logan & Macdonald (Masons) 
 Mackintosh, A., & Sons (Carpenters) 
 Maclean, H. (Carpenter) 
 Tuach & Macdonald (Masons) 
 Tuach, W., & Co., (Masons) 
 
 MUNLOCHY, 8.0. 
 Mann, S. 
 
 MURTHLY BY-PERTH. 
 Duncan, W. & C. (Masons) 
 
 MUSSELLBURGH. 
 Banks & Son, Inveresk Rd. (Masons) 
 Bissett, R., & Sons, Millhill (Masons) 
 Dickson, J. (Joiner) 
 Dickson, W., 59 High St. (Joiner) 
 Henderson, J., High St. (Plumber) 
 McEwan, A. & P.. Grove St. (Sltrs.) 
 Ness, D., High St. (Plumber) 
 Williamson, J. (Plasterer) 
 
 NAIRN. 
 Reid, A., Wellington Rd. (Slater) 
 Squair, R. (Mason) 
 Wink, F. (Plumber) 
 
 NEW GALLOWAY. 
 Coskerie, J. 
 Johnstone, R. (Joiner) 
 
 NEW MAINS. 
 Cleghorn, W., Fashoda 
 
 NEW MILNS. 
 Allan, J., Campbell St. ( Mascr) 
 Brown, J., Londoun Rd. (Mason 
 Grant, J., (Joiner) 
 Macpherson, A. (Plumber) 
 Macpherson & Melville (Masons) 
 Mair, J., Kilnholme St. (Mason) 
 Mitchell & Young (Masons) 
 Mitchell, A. & R., & Co. (Joiners) 
 Pollok Bros. (Plasterers) 
 Todd, M., & Co. (Plumbers) 
 
 Wallace, M. (Joiner) 
 Wallace & Torrence (Joiners) 
 
 NEW PORT-ON-TAY., 
 Buist, W., Wormit (Joiner) 
 Betsworth & Barlow (Plumbers) 
 Jack, J. S. (R.P.) 
 Mackie, D. (Mason) 
 Tait, R. 
 
 NEWTON STEWART. 
 Finningham, A. B. (Joiner) 
 Gibson, P. (Joiner) 
 
 McDonald, A., & Son (Joiners) 
 McGaw, R. 
 
 McLelland, W. (Joiner) 
 McMaster, W. 
 
 Mercer, Y. (Plumber) 
 
 Sloan, J. (Plumber) 
 
 Stewart, J. (Plasterer) 
 
 NEWTYLE. 
 Gray, J., & Son (Masons) 
 
 NORTH BERWICK. 
 Allan, A., High St. (Painter) 
 Arundel T Clifford Rd (Plasterer) 
 Bee, R., St. Andrew’s St. (Joiner) 
 Bell, J., Forth St. (Smith) 
 Black, J., High St. (Plasterer) 
 Coulter, J., Forth St. (Mason) 
 Denholm & Murray, High St. (Jurs.) 
 Elliot,J., St. Margaret’s Rd.(Mason ) 
 Forrest, J. & F., Abbey Rd. (Joiners) 
 Glass, J., St. Margaret’s Rd. (Msn.) 
 Greig, J. W., High Si. (Painter) 
 Himsworth, T., High St. (Joiner) 
 Hutchison, A. C., Forth St. (Painter) 
 Kendall, J., High St. (Plumber) 
 Laing, W., High St. (Painter) 
 Lumsden, J., High St. (Slater) 
 Mann, A.,& Sons, High St. (Plbrs.) 
 McKellar, J., Victoria Rd. (Plumber) 
 McLaren, A., High St. (Slaters) 
 Montgomery, D., Russell Sq. (Sltrs.) 
 Morton, R., High St. (Plumber) 
 Redpath, J., High St. (Mason) 
 Russell, J., Abbey Rd. (Plumber) 
 Stewart, J. & R., High St. (Joiners) 
 Walker, J., Market Place (Joiners) 
 Wilson, J., & Sons, High St. 
 
 NOVAR. 
 
 Tuach, W., & Co. 
 
 OBAN. 
 
 Anderson & Nisbet,CombieSt. (Plbrs). 
 Connell, J., High St. (Masons) 
 Cowan, D., Nursery Rd. (Joiner) 
 Crawford, D., Airds Cres. (Plumber) 
 Gray, A. L. & Sons, Breadalbane St. 
 
 (Painters) 
 Gray, D., Stevenson St. (Glazier) 
 Hunter, J., Rockville (Slater) 
 Jamieson, D., Airds Cres, (Slater) 
 Kilgour, G., Airds Cres. (Painter) 
 McArthur, A., George St. (Plumber) 
 McColl & Graham (Joiners, &c.) 
 McCullum, D., Combie St. (Plstr.) 
 McDougall, D. & J., Crescent Rd. 
 
 (Masons and Joiners) 
 McDougall, H., Combie St. (Mason) 
 McDougall, J., William St. (Joiner) 
 McDougall, J. & A. (Joiners) 
 McLean, J., Airds Crest. (Joiner) 
 Menzies, W., Dunollie Rd. (Joiner) 
 Munn, D. & A., Breadalbane St. 
 
 (Joiners) 
 Murdock, McD., (Plasterer) 
 Robertson, A., Stevenson St. (Pntr.) 
 Rowan, J., Connel (Joiner) 
 Stevenson, J., Firgrove (Mason) 
 Walker, H., John St. (Painter) 
 
 ORMISTON, 8.0. 
 Gilchrist, J. 
 Robertson, J. (Joiner) 
 PAISLEY. 
 Barclay, J., Deanville, Greenlaw Rd. 
 (Mason) 
 Bell, D., Glen St. (Brickbuilders) 
 Bett. D., 41 Welmeadow St. (Pntr.) 
 Black, J., 66 Back Sneddon (Joiner) 
 Bowie, Fisher & Co., 15 Gilmour St. 
 (Painters) 
 Boyd, J., & Sons (Horticultural 
 uilders and Heating Engineers) 
 Brown, D., & Son, Carlile Lane 
 (Masons & Joiners) 
 Bryce, J., & Co.,Lady Lane (Masons 
 and Brickbuvilders) 
 Cassells, J. & Sons, Christie Lane 
 (Smiths) 
 Clark, J., & Co., 12 Wallneuk (Jnrs.) 
 Collins, J., & Son, 133 George St. 
 (Plasterers) 
 Cowan & Stewart, Willmeadow(Ptrs.) 
 Craig, A., 27 Back Sneddon (Joiner) 
 Dunlop, J., 11 Incle St. (Joiner) 
 Fleming, J., North Bridge St. (Plbr,) 
 Forsyth, A., & Son, 46 Broomlands 
 St. (Plumbers) 
 Gibson, W., Stoney Brae (Joiner) 
 
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 Gillespie, W.,& Son, 82 New Sneddon 
 St. (Slaters) 
 
 Girdwood,R.,BroomlandsSt. (Joiner) 
 
 Glover, W., 42 New St. (Plumber) 
 
 Haran, N. G., & Sons, 100 Causey- 
 side St. (Plumbers) 
 
 Henderson, G., 30 Gordon St. (Msn.) 
 
 Herd & Buchanan, 36 Old Sneddon 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 Hill & Adam, 51 Storie St. (Joiners) 
 
 Houston, G. & T., 5 Maxwellton St. 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Hunter & Goudie (R.P.), Causeyside 
 
 Hunter, J. K., Wellmeadow (Pntr.) 
 
 Hutchison & Co., High St. (Plstrs.) 
 
 Keenan & Kelso, Gilmour St. (Slater) 
 
 Kelly, M. & W., Causeyside (Plbrs) 
 
 Kilpatrick, J., & Son (R.P.), Dyers 
 Wynd 
 
 Kirk, G. G., 6 Lawn St. (Glazier) 
 
 Knox, W., 20 Gordon's St. (Joiner) 
 
 Lang, M., & Sons, McGowan St. 
 (Joiner) 
 
 McFadyen, A., 119 Neilston Rd. (Jr.) 
 
 McGhee, W., 27 Underwood (Mason) 
 
 McInnes, W., Clavering St. (Joiner) 
 
 McKay, D. A., Abbey St. (Joiner) 
 
 McNaughton, A., & Sons, New 
 Smithhills (Joiners) 
 
 Maxwell, A.,24 Gordon’s La. (Plstr.) 
 
 Morton, R., Weir St. (Brkbldr.) 
 
 Murdoch, T., 52 Causeyside (Slater) 
 
 Orr, J., George Place 
 
 Osborne, W., 23 Willmeadow (Pntr.) 
 
 Robertson, A., 9 Broomlands (Plbr.) 
 
 Robertson, G., & Co., Hawkhead Rd. 
 (Brickbuilders) 
 
 Shaw, A., 51 High St. (Slater) 
 
 Spiers, W., 4 W. Buchanan St. 
 (Plasterer) 
 
 Stevenson, W., McGowan St. (Jnr.) 
 
 Taylor, W. & Sons, Ry. Arches, 
 Glasgow Rd. (Masons) 
 
 Urie, M., Laighpark 
 
 Wallace, C., New SmithHills(Slater) 
 
 Wallace, Connell & Co. (Plumbers) 
 
 Wilkie, J., & Sons, 39 High St. (Ptrs. ) 
 
 Wilson, R., 20 Greenhill Rd. (Mason) 
 
 PHEBLES. 
 
 Clarke, D. (R.P.) 
 Dickson & Clyde (Masons) 
 Elliott, J. (Joiner) 
 Fairbairn, W. (Plumber & Slater) 
 Grandison, L. (Plasterer) 
 Grieve, J. (Plumber) 
 McCulloch, T. (Joiner) 
 Mitchell, D. & A. (Painters) 
 Murray, J. & D. (Carpenters, &c.) 
 Ramsay & Fleming (Masons) 
 Ramsay, W. (Joiner) 
 Renwick & Weir (Joiners) 
 Runciman, C. (R.-P.) 
 Steele, A. (Painter) 
 Tod, W. (Mason) 
 Wilkie, G. (Mason) 
 
 PENPONT, near Thornhill. 
 Brown, T. (Mason) 
 Cook, R. (Mason) 
 Harkness, J. (Joiner, &c.) 
 McLachlan, W. (Slater) 
 
 Muirhead, A., & Son (Joiners) 
 PERTH. 
 Alexander,C.,4 St.John’sPl.(Glazier) 
 Anderson, D. § & J., New Scott St. 
 
 (Joiners) 
 Barker, G., New Row (Engr., &c.) 
 Beveridge, J. & D., New Row (Msns.) 
 Beveridge, D., York Place (Sculptor) 
 Boyd, F. M., 130 South St. 
 Brand, R., & Sons, 3 Ellbank St. 
 (Masons) 
 Bruce, A. & D.(R.P.), 188 South St. 
 Buchan, J., & Son,35 King St.(Sltrs.) 
 Campbell, D., Bridgend (Plasterer) 
 Campbell, P.,68 George St.(Bellhgr.) 
 Chalmers, J., Pitcairngreen (Slater) 
 Chrystal, G., Foundry La. (Ironfdr.) 
 Cramb & Staig, St.AndrewSt.(Msns. ) 
 Cree, F., 12 Kinnoull St. (Mason) 
 Crichton, D., Market St. (Joiner) 
 Davidson, A. & J. (R.P.), New Row 
 Douglas, A., & Son, Charlotte St. 
 (Painters) 
 Douglas, G. R., & Son, 52 Princes 
 St. (Painters and Glaziers) 
 Drysdale, A. (Slater) 
 Ewart, J. H., 33 New Row (Smith) 
 Fraser & Morton, Priory Place, New 
 Town (Masons) 
 Fraser, J. (R.P.), 30 Watergate 
 Frew, & Co. (R.P.), Mil! St. 
 Hay & Sims, 315 High St. (Joiners) 
 Hay, C.,& Son, Rose Crescent (Msns) 
 Hill, R., Charteris St. (Joiner) 
 Hume, J., 53 South St. (Smith) 
 Jack, J., Meal Vennel (Joiner) 
 Johnson, D. & Son. St. Leonard's St. 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Scotland—continued. 
 
 Johnston, P., & Sons, 19 Cow Vennel 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Johnston, W., 48 Victoria St.(Mason) 
 
 Kerrigan, M., Melville St. (Mason) 
 
 Leith, T., & Co., 54 Victoria St.(Jrs.) 
 
 McFarlane & Co., Paul St. (Ironfrs.) 
 
 McGregor, D., Kinnoull St. (Smith) 
 
 Mackay, H., 18 Main St. (Painter) 
 
 Mackay, J., & Son,Mill St. (Plastrs.) 
 
 McLaughlan, D., 58 Water Gate 
 (Slater) 
 
 McLeish, Morrison, & Co., Ltd., 15 
 Mill St. 
 
 Maconochie,E.,209SouthSt.(Glazier) 
 
 McVicar, W., & Son, 14 York Place 
 (Painters) 
 
 Miller, G. & A., 26 Gowrie St., Bridg- 
 end (Plumbers) 
 
 Muirhead, G., & Son, 18 Atholl St. 
 (Painters) 
 
 Murray, J.& P., 6 South St. John’s 
 Place (Plumbers) 
 
 Paton, J., Ker (Bricklayer) 
 
 Paul, H., 20 Leonard St. (Painter) 
 
 Peebles, J., 32 York Place (Plasterer) 
 
 Roberston, J.,40 N.MethvenSt.(Plbr.) 
 
 Roberton, J., Jun., York Pl. (Plbr.) 
 
 Rutherford, W., 8 Main St. (Joiner) 
 
 Sharp, J., 59 Scott St. (Plasterer) 
 
 Sievwright, G., Spens Cres. (Joiner) 
 
 Stewart & Macfarlane, 23 Mill St. 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Strang & McLagan, 18 Mill St. 
 (Joiners) 
 
 Taylor, T., 74 Victoria St. (Slater) 
 
 Thomson, J., Princes St.(Sculptor) 
 
 Watson & Sons, Ld., Caledonian Rd. 
 (Plumbers) 
 
 Welsh, J., & Co., 59 South St.(Plbrs. 
 
 Westwood, A., & Son, 21 Princes St. 
 (Bellhangers) 
 
 Whylock, J. A., Dovecotland (Jnr.) 
 
 Whytock Bros., Upper Craigie 
 (Masons, &c.) 
 
 Wilkie, A., 1x South St. (Plumber) 
 
 PITLOCHRY. 
 Butchart, A. R. (Slater) 
 Forbes, J. & D. (Joiners) 
 Frew, Messrs. (Plumbers) 
 Macbeth, J. (Plasterer) 
 McLaren, L. (Joiner) 
 Menzies, A. (R.P.) 
 Miller, A. & W. (Painters) 
 Robertson, C., Broomhill 
 Sim, W., Moulin (Joiner) 
 Stewart, Jamieson & Forbes 
 Thomson, R. (Joiner) 
 Veitch, J. (Plasterer) 
 
 FPITTENWEHEN. 
 Adamson, J., Charles St. (Joiner) 
 Brown, W., Charles St. 
 Lumsden, W., High St. 
 
 PLOCKTON, 8.0. 
 Aitken, A., & Son (Carpenters) 
 POLMONT STATION. 
 Baird & Primrose (Msns. & Brklrs.) 
 ohnston, J. (Joiner) 
 darshall, A., Brightons 
 Scott, W. & J. (Joiners) 
 Turner, W., & Son (Smiths) 
 Walker, W. (Joiner) 
 
 PORT APPIN, 
 Rowan, J. (Joiner) 
 
 PORT GLASGOW. 
 Buchanan, R., Chapel St. (Joiner) 
 Dunsmore, R., Mary St. (Joiner) 
 Fyfe, W., Newark St. (Joiner) 
 Gillespie, N. G., Mary St. (Joiner) 
 McBride, P.,& Co., Bay St. Miacons) 
 Macfarlane, P. (Plumber) 
 
 Wilson, A., Scarlow St. (Mason) 
 
 Wilson, W., & Son (Plumbers) 
 
 PORTOBELLU. 
 
 Brown & Grieve 
 
 Dick, R. (Plasterer) 
 
 Hay, J., Duddingston Mills (Joiner) 
 
 Hume, W. (R.P.) 
 
 Maxton, W. (R.P.) 
 
 Meyer, J. (Plumber) 
 
 Riddle, A. (Slater) 
 
 Scott, R. & J. (Joiners, &c.) 
 
 Smith, J., & Son, 17 Bath St. 
 PORTREE, 
 
 Bain, J. (Painter) 
 
 Bell, J. (Plumber) 
 
 Mackenzie & Maclean (Carpenters) 
 
 Turnbull, T. (Plasterer) 
 
 PRESTON PANS. 
 Cooper, T. 
 
 PRESTWICK, 8.0. 
 Fraser, W. (Painter) 
 Gibson, J. (Joiner) 
 Guthrie, W. (Mason) 
 McKean, A. (Mason) 
 McWhirter, J. (Joiner) 
 
 Scotland—continued. 
 
 QUEENSFERRY. 
 Cook, W. 
 Stenhouse, T. (Joiner) 
 REDDING, Polmont Station, 8.0. 
 
 Abercrombie, D. (Joiner) 
 Brown, Lyon & Co. (Plumbers) 
 Cockburn, W. G. (Joiner) 
 Thomson, R. (Joiner) 
 Walker, W. (Joiner) 
 
 RENTON. 
 Conbrough, J. (R.P.), Main St. 
 McCall, G. (Brickbuilder) 
 Ritchie, P. (Joiner) 
 
 RHYNIE. 
 Anderson, P. (Carpenter) 
 Jamieson, J. (Carpenter) 
 Lindsay, J. (Mason) 
 
 ROGART, 8.0. 
 McKewine, W., & Son (Carpenters) 
 ROTHESAY, 
 
 Blair, D., & Son (Joiners) 
 Bone, R., 18 Russell St. (Mason) 
 Brown, A., 19 Mill St. (Joiner) 
 Cruikshanks, J. (R.P.), 394 High St. 
 Cunningham, D., Bridge St. (Plumbr.) 
 Dodds, A., & Son, Tower St. Gomes) 
 Duncan, J. Columnshill St. (Mason) 
 Duncan, M., Ladeside St. (Plasterer) 
 Holmes, J., 83 Montague St. (Joiner) 
 Hunter, W., Marionslea (Mason) 
 Hyndman, J. (Slater) 
 qemieson, . (Plasterer) 
 
 auder, W., Ladeside St. (Wright) 
 Leckie, W. M., Bridge St. (Slater) 
 Lyle, J., Ttownhead (Mason) 
 M’ Bride, J., John St. (Joiner) 
 McColl, H., Argyle St. (Painter) 
 Macfie, D. H., 35 High St. (Painter) 
 Macnab, J., Princes St. W. (Gasfitr.) 
 McCallum, J., & Son, High St.(Jnrs.)’ 
 McCord, J., Barone Rd. (Mason) 
 ree a ohn St. (Plasterer) 
 M’Tavish, E., Bridgend St. (Gasfitr.) 
 Miller, J., & Sons (Slaters) 
 Murray, D. C., Montague St. (Pntr.) 
 Paterson, R., 24 Argyle St. (Slater) 
 Peacock, A. R.(R.P.), 23 High St. 
 Smith, J., 5 Bishop St. (Joiner) 
 Stark, J. (Painter) 
 Stewart, W. & J. (Painters) 
 
 RUTHERGLEN. 
 
 Edmiston, A., Queen St. (Joiner) 
 Mitchell, W., 48 Chapel St. (Joiner) 
 Park, J., & Son (Masons) 
 Smith & Riddell (Masons) 
 Warnocks & Horsburgh (Masons) 
 
 ST. ANDREW’S. 
 Aitken & Hay, 114 Market St. 
 (Joiners) 
 Auchterlonie, D., & Son,9 Union St. 
 (Plumbers) 
 Black, T., 33 South St. (Slater) 
 Carstairs, A.,Melburn Place (Joiner) 
 Carstairs, A. & J., Melburn Place 
 (Masons) 
 Craig, D., South St. (Joiner) 
 Crighton, J., Castle St. (Joiner) 
 Cunningham, A., Greenside Pl.(Jnr.) 
 Cunningham, W., Balone (Joiner) 
 Douglas, C., Church Sq. (Joiner) 
 Fairbairn, J., Market St. (Plumber) 
 Farquharson, J.,116 Market St.(Plbr.) 
 Greig, W., 9 Crail’s Lane (Slater) 
 Harkness, T., Rose Lane (Joiner) 
 Law, H., 45 South St. (Joiner) 
 Liddell, T., 116 North St. (Mason) 
 Linder, L., Rathelpie (Biicklayer) 
 McKenzie,R., West Burn La. (Joiner) 
 McPherson, A., North St. (Plasterer) 
 McPherson, A.,43 Market St. (Plstr.) 
 Mason, D., Crail’s Lane (Smith) 
 Morris, J. M. (R.P.), Market St. 
 Ness, W., 2 Murray Park (Mason) 
 Ogilvie, W., Rose Lane (Joiner) 
 Peebles, T., Market St. (Plumber) 
 Rintoul & Mackie, Market St. 
 (Slaters) 
 Ritchie, J., Largo Rd. (Mason) 
 Scollay, T., Strathkinness (Mason) 
 Scott, A,, 162 South St. (Plasterer) 
 Scott, R., Boarhills (Joiner) 
 Smith, T., 26 South St. (Plumber) 
 Spence, J. D., Melbourne P]. (Mason) 
 Thom, A., Kinnes Park (Joiner) 
 Turpie, A. (R.P.), 57 South St. 
 
 SALTCUATS. 
 Caldwell, R. 
 Glen, T. 
 Miller, J., 39 Raise St. 
 
 Miller, T. & 
 Young, J. 
 
 SANDAY, Orkney Islands. 
 Brown, D. (Mason) 
 
 SCALLOWAY. 
 Georgeson, M. 
 Russell, A. (Joiner) 
 
 Co. (Joiners) 
 
 SELKIRK. 
 Brodie, C., & Son, Chapel St. (Jnrs.) 
 Grieve, A., The Glebe 
 Inglis & Dickson, Forest Rd. 
 Linton, W., Buccleuch Rd. 
 Smith, G., Forest Ter. (Mason) 
 Smith, J., & Sons, Scott’s Place 
 
 SHOTTS, S.O. 
 Brown, J., Calder St. (Slater,3&c.) 
 Grimson & Co., Hillside (Masons) 
 Laing, Bros., Calder Head (Plmbrs.) 
 
 Muir, L., Dyke Head (Joiner) 
 
 SKELMORLIE. 
 Hunter, J., & Son (Joiners) 
 Lancaster, W., Craig View (Mason) 
 McInnes, D., Meadow Place (Plbrs.) 
 Oswald, W. W: 
 
 SPHAN BRIDGE, 8.0O., Fort 
 William. 
 McKenzie, W. (Joiner) 
 
 STEPPS, Glasgow. 
 Calder, J. B. (Mason) 
 
 STENHOUSEHMUIR, Larvert. 
 Forrester, W. & J. (Plumbers) 
 STEVENSTON. 
 Thomson, H. 
 
 STIRLING. 
 Aitken, J. & D., St. Ninians. 
 Anderson & Dewar, Bannockburn 
 (Slaters) 
 Andersons, R., & Sons, 44 Murray 
 Place (Masons, &c.) 
 Balfour, W., Craigs (Slater) 
 Barker, D., Forth St. (Stair Railer) 
 Blair, T., Port St. (Slater) 
 Brown, R., Friar St. (Painter) 
 Campbell & Co., Spittal St.( Plmbrs.) 
 Cargill & Thompson, 16 King St. 
 (Painters) 
 Carson & Sons, Port St. (Painters) 
 Crichton, W. G., Port St. (Glazier) 
 Currie, J., Dumbarton Rd. (Joiner) 
 Dalgelly Bros., Park Lane (Joiners) 
 Davidson, A., Dalgleish Crt. (Smith) 
 Douglas, A., & Sons, Allan Park, 
 (Painters) 
 
 Duff, J. & J., 16 Dumbarton Rd. 
 (Plumbers 
 
 Fairful, Wilson & Somers, Port St. 
 ( Joiners) 
 
 Ferguson, T., Dumbarton St.(Joiner) 
 
 Foster, R., Burghmuir (Plasterer) 
 
 Fotheringham, J. & M., Lower 
 Bridge St. (Masons) 
 
 Frater, R. (R.P.), 73 Port St. 
 
 Gardner Bros., Ballengeich (Masons) 
 
 Gardner, J., St. Ninians (Joiner) 
 
 Gentles, J. & W., Bainton St. (Sltrs.) 
 
 Gourlay, W., Rosebury Place(Mason) 
 
 Hall, J., St. Ninians (Mason) 
 
 Hardie, D. C., The Craigs (Plumber) 
 
 Headridge, A., & Sons, Causeway- 
 head (Masons) 
 
 Henderson, G., Viewfield St. (Pntr.) 
 
 Irvine, R. P., St. Ninians 
 
 poknston, A., 29-31 Friars St. (Pntr.) 
 amb, J., 25 Port St. (Painter) 
 
 Lockhart & McNab, 38 Craigs (Bell- 
 hangers) 
 
 McAllister, W., Kersemill (Joiners) 
 
 McCallum, A., Spittal St. (Smith) 
 
 McDougall, W., & Son, 6 George St. 
 (Joiners) 
 
 McGregor, D., & Co., George St. 
 (Slaters) 
 
 Mackay, G., Bruce St. (Mason) 
 
 McLachlan, C., St. Mary’s Wynd 
 (Joiner 
 
 McNab, T., 20 Friars St. (Joiner) 
 
 McPherson, T., Dumbarton Rd. 
 (Glazier) 
 
 McPherson, W., Forth St. (Joiner) 
 
 Marshall, W. & T., Dumbarton Rd. 
 (Smiths) 
 
 Merrilees, J. (R.P.), Friars St. 
 
 Miller, R., 62 Upper Craigs (Smith) 
 
 Miller, W., & Son, Park Lane 
 (Smiths) 
 
 Milne, W.,&Co., Upper Craigs(Sltrs. ) 
 
 Oswald, A., 82 Spittal St. (Slater) 
 
 Reynolds, B., St. Ninians (Mason) 
 
 Ronald, J., James St. (Mason) 
 
 Sands, J., Raplock (Joiner) 
 
 Scott, J.(R.P.), St. Ninian’s 
 
 Sinclair, D., Thistle St. (Joiner) 
 
 Smith, R., Barnton St. (Joiner) 
 
 Steel, J., 26 Murray Place (Plumber) 
 
 Thomson, T., Queen St. (Plumber) 
 
 Walls, A., Thistle St. (Plasterer) 
 
 Walls, J., Maxwell Place (Painter) 
 
 Wright, —., Maxwell Place (Plmbr.) 
 
 STURNAW AY. 
 
 Bain, A. & Co. (Plumber) 
 
 Beaton, R. (Plumber) 
 
 Crichton, W. (Carpenter) 
 
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 BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 McKay & McDonald (Painters) 
 McKenzie & McLeod (Masons) 
 Macrae, J. & Son (Carpenters) 
 Ross & Mackenzie (Carpenters) 
 
 STRANRAER. 
 
 Clive, J., & Sons (Masons) 
 Durham, R., Dalrymple St. (Joiner) 
 Forsyth, J., Bellevilla Rd. (Slater) 
 Gibb, J., Edinburgh Rd. (Plasterer) 
 Irvine, A., Bridge St. (Sculptor) 
 Johnston, J., Stoney Kirk Rd. (Msn.) 
 McAlpin, E., Glebe St. (Mason) 
 McLauchlin, H., & Sons (R.P.), 
 
 Charlotte St. 
 McLauchan, J., DalrympleSt. (Joiner) 
 McMillan, A., Agnew Cres. (Mason) 
 McPeak, H.. Hanover St. (Plumber) 
 Mercer, T. (R.P.), 83 George St. 
 Purdie, D., London Rd. (Mason) 
 Sloss, A., & SonDalrymple St. (Jurs.) 
 Steven, J., Sun St. (Sculptor) 
 Torrance, J.,30 LochRyan Pl.(Plstr.) 
 Train, D., Queen St. (Plumber) 
 
 STRATHAVEN, 8.0. | 
 Baxter, J., Commercial Rd. (Joiner) 
 Steel, T. (Plasterer) 
 
 STRATHMIGLO. 
 Haggard, R. 
 Lister, D., & Son 
 
 STRATHPEFFER. 
 Harrow, D. (Mason) 
 Mackenzie, R., & Son 
 Macrae, D. (Carpenter) 
 Ross, D. (Carpenter) 
 
 STRATHTAY, 8.0. 
 Duff, W. (Mason) 
 
 STROMNESS, Orkney Islands. 
 Baikie, S. J. 
 Guthrie, A. (Joiner) 
 Robertson, W. (Mason) 
 
 STRONE, 8S.O. 
 McElvie, T. (Mason) 
 
 STRONSAY, Orkney Islands. 
 Chalmers, J. M., & Son 
 
 SWINTON-BY-DUNS. 
 Gotterson, W. (Joiner) 
 Smeaton & Cook 
 
 TAIN. 
 Fraser, W., Geames St. (Mason) 
 Mackenzie, H., Station Rd. (Crptr.) 
 Macrae, W., & Sons (Plumbers) 
 Matheson, J. (Painter) 
 Munro, J., Cadboll Place (Plasterer) 
 Nicholl & Son (Carpenter) 
 Ross, W. (Mason) 
 Ross, D., Academy St. (Slater) 
 Urquhart, W. (Painter) 
 Urquhart & Mackay (Painters) 
 
 Scotland—continued. 
 
 TARBET. 
 Carmichal Bros. 
 
 TAYOR OR. 
 Dowie, W., Ogilvie St. (Joiner) 
 Kemp, W.., Castle Terrace (Mason) 
 McRae, J., & Son (R.P.) 
 Pearson, J., Castle St. (Joiner) 
 Pillans, W. M. (R.P.), Castle St. 
 Robertson, D., Castle St. (Mason) 
 Welsh, W., Mill Place (Joiner) 
 
 | THORNHILL. 
 Black, J. & A. (Mason) 
 
 Cook, J. (Mason) 
 
 Corsan, G. (Slater) 
 Drummond, P. (Plumber) 
 Glendinning, A. (Painter, &c.) 
 Kirkpatrick, R_ (Joiner) 
 McClane, W. (Joiner) 
 
 | Waugh & Nish (Plasterers) 
 
 THORNLIEBANK. 
 | Cameron & Dalglish 
 
 THURSO. 
 Bain, P., George St. (Mason) 
 Doull, D., Sir George’s St. (Plmbr.) 
 Durran, G., & Son (Joiners) 
 Manson & Sutherland, Duncan St. 
 (Joiner) 
 Mercer, J., High St. (Plumber) 
 Munro, D., Cowie Lane (Mason) 
 Munro, J., Duncan St. (Joiner) 
 Oag, H., Millbank Rd. (Plasterer) 
 Reid, J. & Son, Olrig St. (Slater) 
 Ryrie, D. Duncan St. (Plumber) 
 TIGHNABRUICH. 
 McKellar, J. 
 TILLICOULTRY. 
 Duncan, C. (Painter) 
 Keir, R. (Joiner) 
 | Kirkland, W. (Joiner) 
 | Miller Bros. (Masons, Slaters, &c.) 
 | Morrison, R. (Plumber) 
 Perkins, C., High St. (Plumber) 
 Phillip, J. (Mason) 
 TING WALL, Shetland Islands. 
 | Irvine, J. (Mason) 
 | TOBERMORY, 8.0. 
 Fletcher, D. 
 
 TOLCROSS, Glasgow. 
 Hamilton, D., Carmyle 
 TRANENT. 
 Dickson, W. (Joiner) 
 Fairgrieve, A. (Slater & Plasterer) 
 Hood, J. (Slater & Plumber) 
 McWalter, T. (Joiner) 
 Wilson, A., & Sons (Masons) 
 TROON. 
 Flanagan, J. (Plumber) 
 Lambie & Moore 
 McSkimming, A.,& Son (Plasterers) 
 Orr & McLean 
 
 Scotland—continued. 
 
 Templeton, J., & Co. 
 Walker, D. (R.P.) 
 Watson & Adams 
 Young, W. 
 
 TURRIFF., 
 Christie, P., & Son (Masons) 
 Clark, J., Balmellie St. (Plasterer) 
 Duthie, C. (R.P.) & Sons, Square 
 Davidson, D., Square (Painter) 
 Deckie, C., Belmellie St. (Plasterer) 
 Fowlie, W., Clifton Rd. (Carpenter) 
 Gammack, J., & Co., (Slaters) 
 Gilespie, J., Castle Hill (Slater) 
 Robb, J., Main St. (Mason) 
 Skene, W. H., Fife St. (Carpenter) 
 Tennon, W., Fife St. (Carpenter) 
 Watson, J. D., High St. (Painter) 
 
 TWYNHOLM, 8.0. 
 Brown, J. & G. (Wrights) 
 Halliday, J., Jun. 
 
 UDDINGSTON. 
 Barr, W., Old Mill Rd. 
 Copland, J., & Sons 
 Mackie, W., & Son (Slaters) 
 Miller, W., Springwell Place 
 Walker, W., Main St. 
 
 ULLAPOOL, 8.0. 
 Campbell, D. (Carpenter) 
 Mackenzie, R. (Carpenter) 
 Maclean, M., & Sons (Masons) 
 
 UPHALL, 8.0. 
 Marshall, R. 
 Murray, D. 
 Nathaniel, C. E., & Son 
 Paterson, R. 
 
 WEISDALE, Shetland. 
 Hunter, J., Post Office 
 Robertson, R. 
 
 WEST CALDER, 8.0. 
 Fairley, W., & Son (Joiners) 
 Lind, A. (Plasterer) 
 Robertson, R. (Plumber) 
 Wilson & Wallace 
 
 WEST KILBRIDE, 8.0. 
 Borthwick, D. (Painter) 
 Craig, W. (Joiner) 
 Gemmill A., & Sons (Joiners) 
 Guy, R. (Painter) 
 Harper, W. (Mason) 
 Jack, R., & Sons (Masons) 
 McNaught, T. (R.P.) 
 McVean, J. (Slater and Plumber) 
 Stevenson, H. (Joiner) 
 Tyre & Donaldson (Masons) 
 Wilson, Q. (Mason) 
 
 WESTRAY, Kirkwall. 
 Logir, A. 
 Reid, C. 
 Reid, D., Broughton (Joiner) 
 
 WEST WATTON. 
 Sutherland, W. 
 
 WHITBURN, S.O. 
 Allan, H. 
 
 WHITHORN, S.O. « 
 McKeand, W., Main St. 
 
 WICK. 
 
 Angus, J., Kirks Lane (Joiner) 
 Clyle, G., Moray St. (Joiner) 
 Dunbar, A., Victoria Place (Joiner) 
 Finlayson, A. & A., (Masons) 
 
 Grant, W., South Rd. (Plumber) 
 Gunn, J., Macrae St. (Slater) 
 Harper, D. H., Brown Place (Mason) 
 Hendry, D., Thurso Rd. (Carpenter) 
 Hood, J., & Son, Station Rd. (Sclprs.) 
 Johnston, W.. & Son (Plumbers) 
 
 M’ Adie, G., Macrae St. (Joiner) 
 McAllan & Richardson, (Painters) 
 McKain, J., Grant St. (Mason) 
 Mackay, A., West Cyth (Mason) 
 Millar, J. & W., (Joiners) 
 
 Munro, A., & Co., (Sculptors) 
 Munro, T., 4 Francis St. (Mason) 
 Reid, J., & Son, Thurso St. (Masons) 
 Shearer, R., Victoria Place (Joiner) 
 Sinclair, A., Northcote St.( Plasterer) 
 Sinclair, J., McRae St. (Joiner) 
 Sinclair, J. M., Lybster (Joiner) 
 Smith, J., Dempster St. (Plasterer) 
 Skinner, J., Huddart St. (Plumber) 
 Sutherland & Taylor, (Painters) 
 Tait, J., South Rd. (Mason) 
 Thomson, W. & J., (Painters) 
 
 WISHAW. 
 
 Black, W., Hill St. (Plasterer) 
 Brownlie, J., Stewarton St.( Plumber) 
 Bruce, McLean & McKerrow, 255 
 Main St. (Brickbuilders) 
 Clark, A., Kirk Rd. (Slater) 
 Cochrane, T., Kirk Rd. (Joiner) 
 Fraser, A., Kirk Rd. (Mason) 
 Fraser, J., Graham St. (Joiner) 
 George, T., Shand St. (Plasterer) 
 Graham, W., Miller St. (Joiner) 
 Hutcheson & Reid, Campbell 
 (Brickbuilders) 
 Johnson, W., Craigneuk (Joiner) 
 Laing Bros., Kirk Rd. (Plumbers) 
 McCartney, D., Main St. (Slater) 
 McDonald, R., & Co., (Plumbers) 
 McEwen, J., Main St. (Plumbers) 
 Murdoch, A., & Co., (Brickbuilders; 
 Nimmo, D. & W., Main St. (Joiners) 
 Prentice, D., (Brickbuilder) 
 Smith, J.,& Son, Graham St.(Masons) 
 Sorbie, J., Park St. (Brickbuilde=) 
 Sorbie, W., & Son (Brickbuilders) 
 Steel, W. F. (Joiner) 
 Waterson, J., Hill St. (Plumber) 
 
 WOODSIDE. 
 
 Jamieson, G. Barrow St. 
 
ABER, Cardiff. 
 Jones, R., Trydwr Rd. 
 Williams, J., High St. 
 
 ABERAMAN, Aberdare. 
 Hopkins, H. 
 Wilkins, J]. D., 7 Brook St. 
 
 ABERAVON. 
 Anderson & Vaughan, Albion Works 
 Davies, J., Saw Mills 
 Foley, F., Water St. 
 Groome, E. G., Pentyea, Baglan Rd 
 Rees, S. T., Water St. 
 Williams, H., Star Inn 
 
 ABERAYVRON, S.O. 
 Davies, T., Compton House 
 
 ABERDARE. 
 Collier, D., 22 Lewis St., 
 Davies, D., 73 Llewellyn St. 
 Davies, D. T., Llewellyn St. 
 Davies, E. J. & Son, Cwmamau 
 Edwards, H., 24 Aman St. ; 
 Jones, J.. Gwawr Cottage, Wind St. 
 Morgan, J., & Son, 53 Monk St. 
 Price, W. F. & LIl., Pendarren St. 
 Rees, D., 46, Mill St. 
 Thomas, M., 43 Cardiff St. 
 ABERDOVEY, S.O. 
 Hughes, W. J. 
 Lewis, J. 
 ABERGELE, S.O. 
 Jones & Pritchard 
 Roberts, J 
 ABERYVSTWITH. 
 Bearn, L., Bridge St. 
 Edwards Bros., Trefechan 
 Evans, E., 15 Buarth St. 
 enkins, E. E., South Rd. 
 ones & Lewis, New St. 
 Owen Bros., North Parade 
 AMLWCH, Anglesey. 
 Thomas, O. & Son, Salem St. 
 AMMANFORD, S.O. 
 David, B., Tirydail 
 Evans, W., Brynawel 
 Griffiths, T., Bettws 
 Jones Bros., Tirydail 
 
 BAGILLT, Holywell. 
 Jones, R. 
 BALA. 
 ones, E., Castle St. 
 ones, J. P., Castle St. 
 Roberts, E. T., Frydan Rd. 
 Roberts, M. F., High St. 
 Roberts, W., High St. 
 BANGOR. 
 Evans & Williams, Arvonia Bldgs. 
 Jones & Williams, High St. 
 Jones, J. M., 20a, High St. 
 Jones, W., 16 Mount St. 
 Parry, W., 23 Farrar Rd. 
 Roberts, R., Friar’s Av. 
 Williams, R. & J., Upper Bangor 
 
 BARGOED, via Cardiff. 
 Edwards, D. 
 James, J., & Son 
 Williams, D. 
 Williams, T. 
 BARMOUTH. 
 Davies, D. 
 Edwards Bros. 
 Evans & Williams 
 Griffiths, T. 
 Jones, T. 
 Lloyd & Williams 
 Roberts, R. 
 BARRY, Cardiff. 
 Britton, W., Woodland Rd., Barry 
 
 Dock 
 Gibby & Cleak, Barry Dock 
 Jones Bros., Court Ril. 
 Lloyd & Tape, Station St. 
 Martyn, S. J., 35, Oxford St. 
 Motton, G., Court Rd. 
 Prout, J., Trynewydd Rd. 
 Rendell, H. S., 77 Court Rd. 
 Rutter, G., Romilly Rd. 
 
 BEAUFORT, S.O. 
 Morgan, D. 
 Williams, R., Rassan 
 BEGELLY, S.O. 
 Davies, A. 
 James, B., Amooth 
 Water, G., Thomas Chapel 
 
 BETHESDA. 
 Roberts & Williams,Springford Wks. 
 
 BUILDERS AND: .CONTRACTORS. 
 
 4. Wales. 
 
 BETTWS-Y-COED. 
 Jones & Sons, Penlan, Pentrevoelas 
 Jones, J. M., Tanybryn 
 
 BLAENAU FESTINIOG. 
 Arthur & Co., Cambrian Stores 
 Griffiths, E. & Son, Tanygrisian 
 Humphreys. E., Benar Rd. 
 
 Jones, D., Steam Saw Mills 
 Roberts, G., Benar View 
 
 Williams & Thomas, Wynne Rd. 
 Williams, R. & Son, x1 Cynfal Terr. 
 
 BLAENGARW. 
 Davies, D. J. 
 
 BORDA, SO. 
 Williams, T. E., St. Alban’s Terrace 
 
 BOWSTREET. 
 
 Hamer, D. 
 
 BRECON. 
 Griffiths, J., Mount St. 
 Jenkins, B., Vhe Watton 
 Morgan, T. E., 14 The Watton 
 Williams, J., 25 Orchard St., Llanfaes 
 Williams, R., Usk Side, Kensington 
 
 BRIDGEND, 
 Francis, W., Coity Rd. 
 Gaylard, P., Station Rd. 
 Jenkins, C., & Son, Saw Mills 
 Jones, D. L., Rhiew Yard 
 Morgan, J. W., New Castle 
 Preece, E., Sen., Coychurch Rd. 
 Price & Morgan, Cemetery Rd. 
 thomas, W., & Son, Nantymoel 
 
 BRITON FERRY. 
 Davies, W., Victoria Rd. 
 Friend, G., Regent’s St., East 
 Gower, L., Caroline St. 
 Waters, T., Neath Rd. 
 
 BRYNAMMAN, S.O. 
 Evans & Roberts, Station Road 
 Howell, J. D. 
 
 Howell Bros. 
 Morris, J. 
 
 BRYNMAWR, S.O. 
 Eddy, R. 
 Evans, S., King St. 
 Evans, T., King St. 
 Jenkins, J., King St. 
 Jones, J., King St. 
 Jones, R., Bailey St. 
 Phillips, J., Orchard St. 
 Williams, T., Alma St. 
 BRYNNA, Pontyclun, S.O. 
 David & Rees 
 BUCKLEY (uta Chester). 
 Davies, R. D., High St. 
 Williams, J., & Son 
 BUILTH WELLS. 
 Jones, J. M., Pendre 
 Jones, H. T., Garth Rd. 
 Lant, T., Doe Garreg 
 Price, J., Castle St. 
 
 BURRY PORT. 
 Evans, H., Tabernacle Rd. 
 James, Reynolds & Co., West End 
 Lewis, J., Springfield ‘ 
 Williams & Maliphant, Pembrey 
 Williams, D., Williams Terrace 
 Williams, W. T., Newslade 
 
 BWLCH. 
 
 Williams, E. 
 
 CAERPHILLY, Cardtf. 
 Harding, M. V., St. Martin’s Rd. 
 Howells, J., St. Martin’s Rd. 
 Lewis, J., St. Martin’s Rd. 
 Rossiter, T., Bryn Golen 
 
 CAERSWS. 
 Evans, J., The Green 
 
 CARDIFF. 
 Allan, J., & Sons, Woodville Rd., 
 Cathays 
 Ashley, F., 28 Conway Rd. 
 Beames. G., 16 Violet Row, Roath 
 Beard, G., 164 Corporation Rd. 
 Blacker Bros., Clive Rd., Canton 
 Cadogan, W., Pearl St., Roath 
 Comley, J., Pen-y-lan Rd., Roath 
 Couzens, F., 59 Cowbridge Rd. 
 Couzens, G., & Sons, Oxford Lane, 
 Castle Rd. 
 Cowley, J., Pen-y-lan Rd. 
 Cox & Bardo, 46 Elm St. 
 Davies, D., Trade St. 
 Davis, D. W., Morgan Chmbrs., St. 
 Mary St. 
 
 Dinham, R., Spring Gdns. Pl., Roath 
 Dunn, C. C., 307 Cowbridge Rd. 
 Evans, E. R., & Bros., Cathays 
 Evans, J. E., 23 Inverness Place 
 Geen, W., Linden, Pen-y-lan 
 Gibbon, H., 185 Richmond Rd. 
 Gibson, J., 11 Old Quay St. 
 Gough Bros., 1A Wellfield Rd. 
 Griffiths, G., Working St. 
 Haines, R. E. J., 25 Lansdowne Rd., 
 Canton 
 Hallett, G., 43 Partridge Rd. 
 Handford & Elsworthy, Alfred St. 
 Howell, A. J., 58 Pen-y-lan Rd. 
 Jenkins, B., Lochaber St., Roath Pk. 
 Knox & Wells, Bangor St., Koath 
 Lattey & Co,, Ltd., Allensbank Wks. 
 Melhuish Bros., 38 Machen Place 
 Morgan, W.1T., Fairoak Rd. 
 Price Bros., Pontcanna Rd., Canton 
 Raymond, D.. 14 Taff Embankment 
 Rich, J., 79 De Burgh St., Canton 
 Robbins, F. G., 129 Diana St., Roath 
 Shepton, S., & Son, 15 Sandon St. 
 Symonds, W., & Co., 16 Rectory Itd., 
 Canton 
 Thomas, D.,& Son,r08 Richmond kd, 
 Thomas, J., Mardy St. 
 Thomas, W., & Co., 21 Tresilian 
 Ter., Penarth Rd. 
 Turner, E., & Sons, Penarth Rd. 
 Williams, W., Pearl St. 
 
 CARDIGAN. 
 Evans, J., Bryn Tivy 
 Jenkins, D., & Sons, Pendre 
 Williams, J., & Son, Llangoedmon 
 
 CARMARTHEN, 
 
 Davies, Rees, St. Catherine St. 
 Davies, W., 45 St. Catherine St. 
 Harries, D., Morley St. 
 
 ohn, Bros., Barnsfield Ter. 
 
 ones, D., Union St. 
 
 ewis, T., Barns Row 
 Morris, T., 7 Water St. 
 
 CARNARVON. 
 Jones, E., Dolyad near 
 Jones Bros., Bontnewydd near 
 aes: J., & Son, Pool Hill 
 
 orris, O., Constantine Ter. 
 
 Parry, E., Balaclava Rd. 
 Roberts, R., New St. 4 
 Roberts, S. O., Pool Side. 
 Roberts, T.P. & Son, Twthill Cottage 
 Roberts, W., High St. 
 Williams & Roberts, Shirehall St. 
 Williams, W. D., Brynglas 
 
 CEMMAES, S.O., Mont. 
 Evans, E., & Son 
 
 CENARTH, Newcastle Emlyn. 
 Morgans, J. 
 
 CEWMCOY, Newcastle Emlyn. 
 Jones, O. 
 Lewis, T. 
 
 GLYIILYEBONT) Cumarton 
 Williams, W. H., Llandeiniolen 
 
 CLYDACH, S.O., Swansea. 
 Davies, L. 
 Hill & Jones 
 Williams, W. 
 
 COLWYN. 
 Evans, R., & Sons, “‘ Mohrcroft”’ 
 Jones, W. P., Rhianfa, Old Colwyn 
 
 COLWYN BAY. 
 Berth- Jones, J., York Rd. 
 Bond, S., Belgrave Rd. 
 Davies & Jones, Hope Bark 
 Hughes, J. R., Defraid 
 Jones. J. S., Back Conway Rd. 
 Jones L., Sea View Crescent 
 Jones, T., Rhiw Rd. 
 Samuels, R., Sea View 
 Tucker & Sons, Rhiw Bank Avenue 
 Williams, R. 
 
 CONNAB’S QUAY. 
 Blane, E. 
 Reney40 ue 
 CONWAY. 
 Hughes & Jones, The Whart 
 Hughes, W., The Quay. 
 
 COWBRIDGE. 
 Hopkin, J. 
 James, W.S. 
 ORIG IE TE. 
 
 Evans, D., 7 Railway Terrace 
 Evans, W. G., Marine Crescent 
 
 | 
 
 429 
 
 Humphrey, H., Elfion Place 
 Jones, E., Gaerwen House 
 Parry, O., Railway Hotel 
 CROSS HANDS, Llanelly. 
 Daniel, —, Munwaring, Glangwile 
 CWMAMAN, Aberdare. 
 
 . Edwards, H. 
 
 CWMPARC, Treorchy, S.O. 
 Jones, E. 
 
 CWMTWICR, Upper, S.O. 
 Morgan, W. D. 
 
 CYNWIVYD. 
 Willnow, T. 
 
 DENBIGH. 
 Davies, J. M., Love Lane 
 Ellis & Roberts, Panton Hall 
 Evans, D.. Castle Hill 
 Wheeler, \W., Love Lane 
 
 DOLE, Llantfhangel, S.O. 
 Jones, T. 
 
 DOLGELLY. 
 Edwards, R., Springfield St. 
 Jones & Smith, Springfield Lane 
 Owen, H., Old Brown Horse 
 Owen, W. & J., Felin Isa 
 Williams & Roberts, Avon Rd. 
 Williams, H., Arran Ter. 
 
 DOLWYDDELAN, S.0O. 
 Davies & Williams 
 
 DYFFRYN, S.O. 
 Jones, R., & Co. (Masons) 
 
 DYSERTH, Rhyl. 
 Williams, E. 
 
 ERWOOD, S.O. 
 Morgan, D., Bridge House 
 
 ELY, Cardiff. 
 Rees, ©. Crinallt? 
 FELINFOEL, Lilanelly. 
 
 Davies, D. 
 Davies, I. 
 Peregrine, D. 
 
 FERNDALE, Pontypridd. 
 Morris, M., North St. 
 Protheroe, J., Dyffryn St. 
 
 FISHGUARD. 
 George, F., High St. 
 Roberts, D., Sycamore Lodge 
 
 FLEUR-DE-LIS, Cardiff. 
 Yeo, W. 
 FLINT, 
 Lloyd, A. B,, Halkyn St. 
 Lloyd, J., Corporation St. 
 
 Rogers, M. S., Halkyn St. 
 Williams, R., Chapel St. 
 
 GARNANT, S.O. 
 Howells, J. 
 
 GILFACH, Cardiff. 
 Harris, W., Bryngwyn 
 
 GLANAMMAN, S.O. 
 Williams, D. 
 
 GLYN GART an Menai Bridge, 
 Ss, 
 
 Owen, D., Post Office 
 GOLDEN GROVE, S.O. 
 Lewis & Lewis, Dryslwyn 
 GORSEINON, S.O., Glam. 
 Thomas, J., Maesbach 
 
 GOWERTON, Glam. 
 Thomas, W. G. 
 
 GRESFORD, S.O., Wrexham. 
 Tilston, J. 
 
 GROESLON, S.O. 
 
 Jones, E., & Son, Plas-do-lydd 
 
 GWAUN-CAE-GURWEN, 
 a) 
 
 Williams, J., Cwmgors 
 GWYS, Swansea Valley. 
 Williams, M. 
 
 HARLECH. 
 Evans, R. 
 
 HAVERFORDWEST. 
 Codd, C., Quay St. 
 Davies, T., & Son, Bridgend 
 Lowis, W. & Son, Crundale 
 Reynolds, W., Hill St. 
 Roberts, Wm., Dark St 
 
Thomas, W., Hill St. 
 Williams, J., Trapp, Roch 
 
 Williams R., Merlins Bridge 
 
 HAWARDEN (Chester,. 
 Bailey, W. & T. 
 HAY, S.O. 
 
 Evans, C. T., Broad St. 
 Powell, E., London House 
 Price, J., Red Lion St. 
 Webb, J., Blue Boar Inn 
 
 HOLYHEAD. 
 
 Owen, J., Leonard St. 
 
 Owen, R., Newry St. 
 
 Roberts, W., Bryn Seiriol 
 Williams, W., Kingsland Saw Mi]) | 
 Williams, W., Valley | 
 
 HOLYWELL. 
 
 Davies, E., Ffynnon-y-Cuft 
 Hughes & Son, Bryntord St. 
 
 FOHNSTOWN, near Wrexham. | 
 Jenkins & Jones | 
 
 KNIGHTON. 
 Cadwallader, W., Victoria Rd. 
 Weale, W., Kinsley Rd. 
 
 LAKE VVYRNWY (Oswestry). 
 Litster & Jones 
 LAMPETER. 
 Jones, J., Glyn Saw Mills 
 Jones, W., Bryn Rd. 
 
 LLANAFAN, near Aberystwyth. 
 
 Jones, D., & Sons, Rest 
 
 LLANBEDO. 
 Evans, H. 
 
 LLANBEDR, S.O. 
 Thomas & Parry 
 Williams, E., & Co., Tonywenallt 
 
 LLANBRYNMA/®, Mont. 
 
 Peate, G. H., Glanllyn 
 LLANDAFF. 
 
 Clarke, W. 
 Cox, M. 
 Cox, W., High St. 
 James, W. G. 
 Shail, S., Llandaff Yard 
 
 LLANDDANIEL, Anglesea. 
 Parry, G. 
 
 LLANDEBIE, S.O. | 
 Jones, D., Gorsgoch 
 Mainwaring, G., Gorslas | 
 
 LLANDILO. 
 
 Davies, D., Brynawll, Tfairfach 
 Jones, J. & Sons, North Bank 
 Morrs, J., Penybank 
 Thomas Bros., Saw Mills | 
 Thomas, W., Preswyfla | 
 
 LLANDINAM. 
 Woolley, E. 
 
 LLANDRILLO. 
 Hughes, I. R., Bryn Defaid | 
 
 LLANDRINDOD WELLS. 
 Bounds, S. A., Tremont Rd. 
 Davies, R. E. & Son, Park Ter. 
 Meredith, D., Temple St. 
 
 LLANDUDNO. 
 Conway, R., 110 Mostyn St. 
 Davies, D., Back Mostyn St. 
 Dewar, J., Back Madoc St. 
 Hughes E., & Son,Masonic St. 
 Hughes, H., Jobn St. 
 Jones, T., Reform St. 
 Jones, T., Masonic St. | 
 Owen, E., Back Madoc St. 
 Owen, T. & J., Abbey Rd. 
 Roberts, G. & Bro., Vaughan St. 
 Roberts, J., Chapel St. 
 Roberts, R. L.., Builders St. 
 Thorp, E., & Sons, Lloyd St. 
 Williams, R., 14 Back Madoc St. 
 Williams, R. & W., Degawy St. 
 
 LLANDUDNO FUNCTION, 
 Conway. ; | 
 Parry, S., & Sons 
 
 LLANDYSSIL, Pontwelly. 
 Evans, J., Tussul Quarry 
 Lewis, C., Pen]lwyn, Horeb 
 Matthias, T., Pentrecourt 
 
 LLANDEBIE, S O. 
 Michae} Bros., Llwyngarw 
 
 LLANELLY. 
 Banks, J., Dafen 
 Bassett, W., 2 Coldstream St, 
 Brown, T. & J. 
 Davies, D., Zion Row 
 Evans, J., Ewr Joinery Works | 
 Hopkins, D., Tunnel Rd. 
 Hopkins, W., & Son, Coldstream St. 
 
 Howell, B., & Son, Ltd., New Dock 
 Hughes, T., Richard St. 
 
 Jenkins, D., Union Buildings. 
 Jones &. Richards, Pottery Kd. 
 Jones, J. 1., Pembrey Rd 
 
 Jones, T. P., Llangathen Yard 
 Lewis, J., Woodend Rd. 
 
 Mercer, G., New Rd. 
 
 Smith, J., Seaside ~ 
 
 Thomas, H., & Sons, Pottery Rd. 
 
 LLANFATR, Pwli Guyngyll, 
 S.O., Anglesey. 
 Hughes, T., Eithinog 
 Pritchard, W. & O. 
 Thomas, T. P. 
 
 LLANFAIRFECHAN. 
 Davies, D., Upper Mill 
 Humphries, E., Gadlys 
 Jones, E., Benarth House 
 Owen, T. J., Llngwy Cottage 
 Williams, R., Glan-y-don 
 Williams, R. G. 
 
 LLANFECHELL, Rhosgoch, 
 SHO, 
 
 Parry. jis . 
 
 LLANGADOCK. 
 Price, D. 
 
 LLANGATTOCK. 
 Jones, T., & Sons 
 
 LLANGENEIRN, Kidwelly. 
 Richards, E., & Son 
 * LLANGOLLEN. 
 Evans & Morris 
 Roberts, I., & Son 
 Roberts, M., 6 Borwyn St. 
 Roylands, — 
 
 LLANGORSE, Talgarth, S.O. 
 Williams, W. 
 
 LLANGRANOG, Liandyssil. 
 Davies, B. 
 Jones, B., Pantnewydd 
 Jones, T., Pontgarreg 
 
 mae ree Crumblin, 
 SOs 
 
 Lewis, D. 
 
 LLANIDLOES. 
 Breeze, J., Hafren St. 
 Brown, E., & Son, Great Oak St. 
 Meredith, ]. J., Hafren St. 
 
 LLANLLYFNI, Penygrors, 
 S.0., Carnarvon. 
 Morris, H. 
 Pierce, J. 
 Williams, H. 
 
 LLANRAAIAVR, Dirligh. 
 Wynne, J. 
 iLLANRWST. 
 Hughes, H., Dolwar 
 Jones, J., Talybout 
 ‘Wynne, J., 29 George St. 
 
 ILANSAMEET. 
 Jones, H., Birchgrove 
 
 LLANTRISANT. 
 Morgan, C., Talbot Rd. 
 
 LLANWIT WATON. 
 Davies, T. 
 
 LLANW NDA, Carnarvon. 
 Jones, D., Menai View 
 Jones, R., Twrog Mills 
 
 LLANWRDA, 8.C. 
 Davies, D., Bryncrach, Pumpsaint 
 
 LLANWYDDN, see Lake Viyrnwy 
 
 LILANYBYTHER, S.O. 
 Davies, W., Lakefield 
 Evans, E., The Emporium 
 Evans, J. 
 
 LLWYNGWRIL, S.O. 
 Lloyd, J., Bronhyfryd 
 
 LOUGHOR. 
 Phillips, W., Cawsgarw 
 Thomas, D., Yew Bank Place 
 MACHYNLLETH. 
 
 Humphreys, J. 
 Rees, R., Maengwyn &t. (Joiner) 
 Williams, J. O. 
 
 MAESTEG, Bridgend. 
 Evans, E. 
 Rees, J., 67 Castle &t. 
 
 MAESYCRUGIAT, 8.0. 
 Jones, T. & Son, Brynmaen 
 
 MAES-¥-CWMMER, Cardiff, 
 Raymond, D. 
 MENAI BRIDGE. 
 
 Evans. I., High St. 
 Parry, E., High St. 
 
 MERTHYR TYDFIL. 
 David, D., Picton St. 
 Hawkins, S., Penydarren 
 Jenkins, J., Canal Wharf 
 Jones, T., Walter St., Dowlais 
 Lloyd, R., High St., Cefn-Coed 
 Warlow, M., Warlow St. 
 Williams, J., 4 Castle St. 
 
 MILFORD HAVEN. 
 Adams, H., Dewsland St. 
 Cole & Sons, Robert St: 
 Cole, R. & Co., Priory St. 
 Phelps & Owens, Charles St. 
 Thomas, R., Great North Rd. 
 
 MOLD. 
 Edwards, R., High St. 
 Foulkes, T., 87 High St. 
 Roberts, J., 64 New 8t. 
 Roberts, T., Wrexham St. 
 
 MORFA NEVIN. 
 Jones, G., Penrhos 
 
 MONTGOMERY. 
 Jones, J., & Son, The Brades 
 
 MORRISTON, Swansea. 
 Thomas & Jones, Slate St. 
 Walters & Johns, Dillwyn St. 
 
 MOUNTAIN ASH. 
 Harris, D., Darran Rd. 
 Mills, F., Napiers Inn 
 Morris, T., Oxford St. 
 MUMBELES. 
 Beer, F. E., Parade 
 Morriston, J. 
 
 MYDRIN, St. Clears. 
 Evans, H. 
 
 NANTCLWYD, Ruthin. 
 Hughes, J. 
 
 NANTGLYN, near Denbigh. 
 Evans, I., Pen-y-waen 
 
 NARBERTH, 
 Cole, O., Mayfield 
 Edwards, A., St. James St. 
 Jones, D., Llawhaden 
 Lloyd & Bros., Spring Gardens 
 Perkins, W., Ludchurch 
 Rees, D., Templeton 
 Rees, J., & Sons, Lan Mill 
 Rees, J., Roseside 
 Thomas, H. V., Market &t. 
 Williams, J., Robeston Wathen 
 
 NEATH, 
 Creighton, W. H., Lewis Rd. 
 David, O., Skewen, near 
 Goodridge, J., & Son, Windsor Yard 
 Gower, C., Skewen 
 Hatcher, H., Mount Pleasant 
 Herbert, Bros., Resoiven 
 Howells. J., Rhyding 
 Lloyd, W., Lewis Rd. 
 Palmer, G., Bridge St. 
 Parker, 1., Lewis Rd. 
 Rees, D., Arthur St. 
 Rees, J.,1 Geoffrey Ter., London Rd. 
 Rees, W. E., Windsor Rd. 
 Thomas & Jones, Riverside Yard 
 Thomas, E., & Sons, Seven Sisters 
 Waring, Cole & Waring, Charles St. 
 
 NEWBOROUGH, Anglesey. 
 
 Hughes, H. 
 NEW BRIDGE-ON-W YE. 
 
 Meredith, A., & Sons 
 Weale, D. T. 
 Wren, J. 
 NEWCASTLE EMLYN. 
 Davies, D., Aelybryn, Bronges 
 Jones, D., Graig Villa 
 Jones, D., Penralltwen 
 Thomas & Lewis 
 
 NEW QUAY, Liandyssil. 
 Rees, J. G. 
 NEWTON, Mumbiles. 
 Ducas. hs. 
 NEWTOWN. 
 Davies, E., & Son 
 Manuel, J., Parker’s Lane 
 Morris & Sons, Back Lane 
 Phillips, E. C.. Llanfair Rd. 
 Swain, J. W., Park Rd. 
 NHYLAND. 
 Harries, J., & Son 
 Rees, J., Rhosmarket 
 OYS7TERMOUTH. 
 Davies, D., Newton 
 PANTYFFYNNON, 8.0. 
 Thomas, D., Glanrhyd 
 Vaughan, J. & H. 
 
 PEMBROKE. 
 Davies & Morgan, The Green 
 Morgan, W. T.. Orange Gardens 
 Phillips, R.. Main St. 
 Powell, J., Monkton 
 
 PEMBROKE DOCK, 
 Brown, J. L., Water St. 
 Davies & Griffiths, King William St. 
 John, D., North Park St. 
 Scourteld, J., Nelson St., Pennar 
 Thomas, D., Lewis St. * 
 Thomas, J. R., Queen St. East 
 Young, C., Smyther St. South 
 
 PENARTH. 
 Bevan, T., 10 Albert Rd. 
 Humpbries, J., 1 Albert Rd. 
 Jones, J., 19 Station Rd. 
 Price, D. G., Hickman Rd. 
 Shepton, J. S., Station Rd. 
 PENCOED, 
 
 Davies, T., Brookland Villa 
 Griffiths, T. M., Old King’s Head 
 Jones, D., Penprisk 
 Rees, E. & Sons 
 
 PENMAENMAWR. 
 Evans, E., Bodavon 
 Hughes, J., Grosvenor House 
 
 PENRHYNSIDE, Llandudno. 
 Williams, E. 
 PENTRE, 8S.O., Rhondda. 
 Morgan Bros., Ton 
 Parry, W., Ton 
 Richards, A., Bailey St. 
 PENYGROES,,S. 0. 
 Davies, L. 
 Pritchard Bros. 
 Roberts & Williams, Bod Gwilyn 
 PEN-Y-GKAILG, Dinas, 8.v. 
 James, J., & Son 
 PONTAKDOWE, Swansea. 
 Davies, H., Alltween 
 Griffiths, J. 
 Thomas, J., Alltween 
 PONTARDULAIS, 8.0. 
 Gregory, W., Pentrebach 
 PONTLOTTYN, via Cardiff. 
 Davies, k Ce 
 Davies, R. 
 Samuel, S. G., Rock Rd. 
 PONT YBEREM, Llanelly. 
 Walters, D., Pelican 
 
 PONTYCLUN. 
 Cooksley, W. H., Miskin Village 
 Morgan, J. 
 Saunders, J., Miskin Village 
 United Steam Joinery Co., Ltd. 
 PONTYPHIDD. 
 Ash, C., Llanover Gai dens 
 Davies, G., Canal Whart 
 Davies, W., Henry St., Hopkinstown 
 Gnffiths, D., & Sons,Gelliwastad Rd. 
 Jones, E., Morgan St. 
 Jones, J., Treforest Park 
 Jones, R., Llanover Rd. 
 Jones, I., Hafod 
 Julian, M., Taff St. 
 Lewis, LD. R., Wood Rd. 
 Morris & Thomas, Rhondda R 
 beaton, A., Gell wastod 
 Seaton, G. E.. Old Ford Rd. 
 Smith-Jones, E. B., Peurhiw 
 Taylor, T., Merthyr Rd. 
 Williams Bros., Ynysybwl 
 Williams & James, Coedpenmaen 
 Williams, M., Coedpenmaen 
 PORT MADOC. 
 Hughes & Price. Madoc St. 
 Humpbreys, E. 
 Jones, W., Madoc St. 
 Lioyd, R., & Co.,117 High St. 
 Roberts, E., Chapel House 
 Roberts, G., Penmorfa 
 Williams, G., 68 New St. 
 
 PORT TALEOT. 
 Cox, M., Courtland Place 
 Davey, J., Tanygroes St. 
 Evans, T., & Son, 14 Yeus St. 
 Gaen, C. & F., Plough Ter. 
 ‘Groom, E. G. 
 Hughes, T., Tailbach 
 Jenkins, M., Crown St. 
 ee W., Varna 
 ake, J., Oakwood St. 
 Nicholas, J., Sawmills 
 Page, A. J. & Co., Crown St. 
 Williams, H., Mansel St. 
 Williams, T., Oakwood St. 
 Williams, W. P. & E., Beverley, St. 
 PORTH, 8.0., Rhondda Valley. 
 
 Farr, R., Glyn St. 
 Jenkins, C., & Sons 
 Moore & Elworthy, The Parade 
 Rees, T., Coronation Terrace 
 Thomas & Morgan, Cross St. 
 Williams, J., Dinas Rd. 
 Williams, J., Cymmer Rd. 
 
 PRESTATYN, khyl. 
 Jones, E. D., Ivy House 
 Jones, T., High St. 
 Pritchard, J.. Marine Villa 
 
BUILDERS AND 
 
 Wales—continued. 
 
 PRESTEIGN. RUTHIN, 
 Price, J., Broad St. Daniel, J., Market St. 
 PWLLHELI. Roberts, W., Clwyd Bank 
 
 o egon J.T., Abererch 
 
 ones, J., Salem Ter. 
 
 Jones, W. & R. 
 
 Roberts & Williams, Abererch 
 Roberts, J. H. 
 
 Thomas, E., Eifionydd 
 
 RADNOR, New. 
 
 Linjen, J.’ 
 RHAYVADER. 
 
 Doré, G., Saw Mills, East St. 
 Evans, T. P., Church St. 
 Lloyd, M.. West St. 
 Morgan, W., East St. 
 
 RHEWL, Ruthin 
 Roberts, J.. Tynycoed 
 
 RHOSTRYVFAN, Carnarvon. 
 Jones, D., & Son, Penyffridd 
 
 RHYL. 
 Evans, P., 14 Princes St. 
 Griffiths, D., & Son, Windsor St, 
 Hughes, E., Grange Rd. 
 Pickersgill, W., Wellington Rd. 
 Pierce, T., 28 River St. 
 Torkington, A., Sussex St. 
 Whitley, T., King’s Avenue 
 Williams, T., Sandringham Avenue 
 Williams, W. E., Elwy St. 
 
 RUABON. 
 Davies, J., Little St. 
 Hopley, R., King St., Cefn 
 Jones, J. T., Cefn 
 
 illiams, J., Trefynant 
 
 Williams, J. P., 62 Borthyn St. 
 ST. ASAPH. 
 Mumford, J. P., Denbigh Rd. 
 Powell, S., Denbigh Rd. 
 Williams, W. & T., Railway Station 
 
 ST. DAVID’S. 
 Edwards, D., Carfai 
 Phillips, G., 6 New St. 
 Williams, J., New St. 
 Williams, J., Bwlchcarte 
 
 SARNAU, 8.0. 
 Jenkins, T., Rhipiwllwyd 
 
 SAUNDERSFOOT. 
 Lawrence, J., Main St. 
 Robbin, J., Main St. 
 
 SENGHENITH, Cardiff. 
 Williams, J. P. 
 
 SOLV A, 
 Evans, T., & Son 
 Morgan, L., Upper Solva 
 
 SWANSEA. 
 Bennett Bros., Carlton Ter. 
 Billings, H., Oystermouth Rd. 
 Davies, J., Humphrey St. 
 Bae D., 89 Lower Oxford St. 
 ones, J. & D., Eaton Grove 
 Lloyd Bros., Argyle St. 
 ene tle & Sons, Richardson St 
 Richards, T., Northampton Lane 
 Thomas, Watkins & Co., Ltd. 
 Weaver, J. & F., Manselton 
 TALSARNAU, 8.0. 
 Morris, W. 
 
 CONTRACTORS. 
 
 TALYBONT, Glandovey, 8.0. 
 Davies, D., & Son 
 TALYBONT, TALYOAFN, 8.0. 
 Williams, W., Carreg-y-ffordd 
 TANYGRISIAU, Blaenau Festiniog. 
 Griffiths, E. : 
 TONDU,: Aberkenfig, S.O. 
 Hurley, A.,Velin Vach Joinery Wks. 
 TONYPANDY, Pontypridd. 
 Charles Bros., Henry St. 
 Old, T., 11 Zion Ter. 
 TOW YN. 
 Hughes, & Edwards 
 Morgan, R., & Son, Bryncrug 
 Rees, Jones, & Son 
 TREALAW, Dinas, 
 Charles, D. 
 Edwards, J., Tonyrefail 
 Rowland F., Cemetery Rd. 
 Spratt, W., Brookland 
 TREBANOG, Porth, S.O. 
 Enoch Bros. 
 TRECASTLE, Sennybridge, 8.0. 
 Thomas, W. 
 TREFOREST, Pontypridd. 
 Lewis, E.. Craig Alfa Farm 
 TREFRIW, S.O. 
 Evans, J., Warehouse 
 Owen, W., Guelder Rose House 
 Roberts, J., Tanybryn 
 Williams, E., Bryn Derwen 
 TREFNANT, S. 0. 
 Morris, W. & J. 
 TREHERBERT, Pontypridd. 
 Davies, E., & Sons, Gwendoline St. 
 Evans, J. J., & Son, Dunraven St. 
 
 S.0. 
 
 W ales—continued. 
 
 431 
 
 TREMADOC, Portmadoc. 
 Roberts, G., Penmorfa 
 
 TREORCHY, S.O, near Pontypridd. 
 Matthias & Edwards 
 
 VALLEY, Anglesey. 
 Williams, W. 
 WAUNLLWYA S.O. 
 Davis & Rowlands 
 Rogers & Williams 
 WELSHPOOL. 
 Davies, E., Salop Rd. 
 Thomas, R., & Sons, Berriew Rd. 
 WHITCHURCH, Cardiff. 
 Evans, W., Jun. 
 Williams, E., Ty-nant 
 WHITLAND,: 8.0. 
 James, A., Kiffig 
 Rees Bros., Saw Mills 
 Thomas, D., & Son, St. John St. 
 WREXHAM. 
 Davies Bros., 2-5 Hill St. 
 Jones, H. A., Salisbury Rd, 
 Jones, T., Smithfield Rd. 
 Lewis, Bros., Smithfield Rd. 
 Samuel, W. E.. Market St. 
 Wooley, J. B., Ruabon Rd. 
 
 YNISHIR, Porth, 8.0, 
 Richards, D. 
 
 YSCEIFIOG, Holywell. 
 Davies, E. 
 
 YSTALYFERA, Swansea. 
 Rees, D. 
 Williams, J. R. 
 YSTRA-RHONDDA. 
 
 Willis, W. E 
 
432 
 
 AHASCRAGH, Co. Galway. 
 Black & Son 
 Cahill, M. 
 ANTRIM. 
 McManus, J. 
 
 ARDEE, Co. Louth. 
 Clarke, D. 
 Hargrave, T. & J. (Painters) 
 
 ARMAGH. 
 Cochrane, J. (Plumber) 
 Farr, T., Abbey St. 
 Gillespie, A., Dobbin St. 
 Johnston, J., The Mall 
 Kimmitt, EK. G. (Painter) 
 Magill, J., Newry Rd. 
 Martin, D. P., & Co. 
 Maxwell, J., 31 Upper English St. 
 Whitsitt Bros. (Plumbers) 
 
 ATHENRY. 
 Brodrick, J., Church St. 
 Monaghan, T. 
 
 ATHLONE. 
 Concannon, J. 
 Duffy, M. 
 Lyster, P., & Son, King Ste 
 Martin, J., Northgate St. 
 Smith, R., Strand St. 
 
 ATHY, Co. Kildare. 
 Carberry, D., & J. 
 
 BAGNALSTOWN. 
 Morrison Bros. 
 
 BAILIEBOROUGH, Keills. 
 Bartley, W. 
 Coote, T. R. 
 
 BALBRIGGAN, S.Q. 
 Heeney, M., Dublin St. 
 Percival, W. G. 
 
 BALLINA. 
 Beckett, I. 
 
 BALLINAMALLARD. 
 Cowan, W. A. 
 
 BALLINASLOE. 
 Boland. M., Tulrush 
 Cahill, M., Ahaseragh 
 Connell, M., Dunlo St. 
 Ward, L. B., Main St. 
 Ward, T., Dunlo St. 
 
 BALLINCOLLIG, Cork. 
 Forde, D., & Sons 
 
 BALLINROBE, S.Q. 
 Stanners, T. 
 BALLISODARE. 
 Clarence, J. 
 MacDonagh, J. 
 BALLYBAY. 
 Irwin Bros. 
 
 BALLYBRACK. 
 Pemberton, B. B., Shanganagh Ter. 
 Pemberton, H., & Sons, Church Rd. 
 
 BALLYBROPHY. 
 Mackay, W., Donaghmore 
 
 BALEVCAST LE. 
 
 Boyle, J. 
 
 Humphreys, T. 
 BALLYGAWLEY, 8.0. 
 
 Colbert, W. (Painter) 
 
 McLean, A. 
 
 Rea, D. (Plumber) 
 
 BALLYHACKAMORE. 
 Hewitt, R. 
 BALLYMAHON, Mullingar. 
 
 May, ‘a+ 
 
 BALLYMENA. 
 Adams, D. (Plumber) 
 Black, J., Warden St. 
 Bortrick, W., Waveney Rd. 
 Carson, J., Larne St. 
 Clyde, A. (R.P.) 
 Gault, Bros., & Co., Ltd. 
 Heggarty & Gault 
 McCann, H., Broughshane St. 
 McCann, H. R., Suffolk St. 
 Moore, W. (Painter) 
 O’Hara, A., Kinhilt St. 
 Ross, M. ‘Painter) 
 
 BALLYMONEY. 
 Henry, J. 
 McConbrey, J. (Painter) 
 
 McMaster, A. Charlotte St. 
 Young, R. 
 
 BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 5. 
 
 BALLYNAHINCH, 8.0. 
 Heron, S., & Son (Painters) 
 McDowell, J. (Painter) 
 
 BALLYSHANNON. 
 Monaghan, J., West Port 
 BALINWALLIE Re SaOs, 
 Co. Down. 
 Caughy, F. 
 
 BALTINGLASS, S.O. 
 Doody, M. 
 Finn, J. 
 
 BANBRIDGE. 
 
 Doman, J., Bridge St. (Painter) 
 Finney, S.. Library Lane 
 Haughey, T., Bridge St. (Plumber) 
 Larmour, T., Dromore St. (Painter) 
 McKeown, H. & J., Dromore St. 
 
 BANDON. 
 Murphy, D. 
 
 BANGOR, S.O., Co. Down. 
 Colville, J., Dufferin Building Works 
 Miller, S. (Painter) 
 
 Pullock, W., Ballymagee St. 
 Savage, J. H., Mount Herald Works 
 Scott, W., Bingham St. 
 
 BANTRY, Co. Cork. 
 Donovan, D. 
 
 BELFAST. 
 Sampoell W. J., & Son, Ravenhill 
 
 Corry, R., 106 University St. 
 
 Courtney & Co., Shaftesbury Avenue, 
 Ormeau Rd. 
 
 Dowling, W., 106-112 Cromwell Rd. 
 
 Fegan, J., Shore Rd. Building Wks. 
 
 Henry, J., & Sons, Crumlin Rd. 
 
 Hogg, J., Joy St. 
 
 Keith, H., Glenravel St. 
 
 Kidd, J., 55 Duncairn St. 
 
 Levene & Sons, Ltd., Cambridge 
 st. 
 
 Lees, J., 114 Gt. George’s St. 
 
 Lester, J. W., Milewater Rd. 
 
 McCammond & Son, Duncairn St. 
 
 McDowell, Leathem, & Fraser, 
 Northbrook St. 
 
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 ‘M’LAUGHLIN 
 
 & HARVEY, Ltd., 
 
 | Builders & Contractors 
 
 LONDON :— 
 
 13 BRECKNOCK ROAD, N.W. 
 Telegrams—‘“‘ Viaductos, London.”’ 
 National Telephone—2180 North. 
 
 DUBLIN: 
 
 DARTMOUTH ROAD. 
 Telegrams—‘‘ Build, Dublin.” 
 Telephone—922. 
 
 BELFAST: 
 
 CASTLETON BUILDING WORKS. 
 Telegrams—‘‘ Castleton, Belfast.’ 
 Telephones—189 and 223. 
 
 Licensed Contractors for Henne- 
 * bique’s Patent Ferro-Concrete 
 
 | Constructions. 
 SEAS (ER NP 
 
 McMillian, T., Ormeau Avenue 
 Martin, H. & J., Ltd., Ormeau Rd. 
 Murdock, A., 142 Cullingtree Rd. 
 Smith, J., Garmoyle Ter., York Rd. 
 Smyth, J. E., 46 Brookvale St. 
 Stewart, J. & W., Ormeau Rd. 
 Thompson, J. & R., Short Strand 
 BELTURBET. 
 McLean, J., Kilconnig 
 
 BIRR (see Parsonstown). 
 
 BLACKROCK, Co. Cork. 
 Long, D., Convent Rd. 
 BLACKROCK, Co. Dublin. 
 Allen, J., Newton Park Avenue 
 Caulfield, P. 
 Harpur, W., Newton Park Avenue 
 jolly, C., Newton Park Avenue 
 awlor, J., 22 Carysfort Avenue 
 Warren, E. W., 37 George’s Avenue 
 
 Ireland. 
 
 BLESSINGTON, Co. Wicklow. 
 Bryne, M. 
 
 BOOTERSTOWN, Co. Dublin. 
 Caulfield, P., Booterstown Avenue 
 
 BORRISOLEIGH. 
 Maher, M. 
 Williams, T. 
 BOYLE. 
 Black, J. 
 BRANNOXTOWN, Co. Kildare. 
 Taylor, J. 
 BRAY, Co. Wicklow. 
 
 Brady & Sons, Eagle Ter. 
 Doyle, T. W., Novorra Avenue 
 Frazer, A., 1 Florence Rd. 
 Plunkett, J., Waverley Ter. 
 
 BROOKEBOBOUGH, 8.0. 
 Bloomfield, J., 
 
 BUNCRANA, Co. Donegal. 
 Campbell, H. 
 
 BUNDORAN, 8.0. 
 Mundory, J. (Painter) 
 O’Kane, W. (Plumber) 
 
 CAHIR. 
 Holloway, T., Church St. 
 
 CAPPOQUIN. 
 Dempsey, J. J- 
 Lincoln, T. 
 
 CARLOW. 
 Mitchell, J. W. 
 Thompson, J., Hanover Works 
 
 CARRICKFERGUS. 
 Laverty, H. 
 Rodgers, A 
 
 CARRICKMACROSS. 
 Martin, J. (Painter) 
 McCullagh, B. 
 
 Mulholland, J. 
 
 CARRICK-ON-SHANNON. 
 Cryan, J. 
 Threlfoll, — 
 
 CASHEL. 
 Butler, J., Thomaston 
 O’Brien, P. 
 Thornton Bros. 
 
 CASTLEBAR. 
 Condon, J. 
 Lyons, M. 
 
 CASTLEBLAVNEY. 
 Browne, W. (Painter) 
 Harvey, J 
 Watson, R. 
 
 CASTLECOMER, Co. Kitkenny. 
 Fogarty Bros. 
 Walker, J. 
 
 CASTLEREA. 
 Connolly Bros. 
 
 CASTLEWELLAN, Co. 
 McAleenan, P. 
 
 CAVAN. 
 McGuirk, T., Kelley’s Ter. 
 Ramsay, R., Main St. 
 
 CHARLEVILLE. 
 McAuliff, J., Shandown Cross, New- 
 town 
 
 CLONAKILTY, Co. Cork. 
 
 Hart, P. 
 CLONES. 
 McMahon, W., & Gray 
 McMahon, J. 
 Pallett, S. (Plumber) 
 Strathen, J. J. (Painter) 
 CLONMEL. 
 Boles, N., Mary St. 
 Cahill, J., Bolton St. 
 Cleary, T., & Son 
 COLERAINE. 
 Baxter, J.& D. (Painters) 
 Callaghan, W., Union St. 
 Christie, D., Diamond (Plumber) 
 Curry, W., New Row 
 Douglas, W., Lodge Rd. 
 Gould, W. & Co., Diamond 
 McMullan, H., Union St. 
 Neill, A., Union St. 
 COMBER, S.O. 
 Kerr, M. (Painter) 
 
 COOKSTOWN. 
 Espey, G., & Son (Plumbers) 
 Harvey, T. J. 
 
 Down. 
 
 M’Nally, J. 
 Mills, C. (Painter) 
 
 CORK. 
 
 Buckley, J., 12 Lancaster Quay 
 Delaney, J., & Co., 25 Henry St. 
 Dolan, F., Queenstown, Co. Cork 
 Duggan Bros., Phoenix St. 
 Fitzgerald, E., Geraldine Place 
 Galvin, M., Camden Place 
 Gaul, A., Copley St. 
 Hegarty, D., Merchant St 
 Hill, 8., Anglesea Place 
 Hunt, M., Rockville 
 Kearns, J., Merchant St. 
 Kelleher, D., 14 Sunday’s Well Rd. 
 Lane, D., Little Island, near Cork 
 McMullen, B., 34 Mary St. 
 McSweeny, E. B.,& Co.,Military Rd. 
 Mullany, C., Merchant St. 
 Murphy, P., 25 John St. 
 O’Callaghan, D., Gratton St. 
 O’Connell, W., & Co., Ltd., 19 
 
 Hanover St. 
 O’Flynn, E. & P., Watercourse Rd. 
 Scully, S., J.,6 Frenche’s Quay 
 Sisk, J., 1 Cove St. 
 Thomas, S., 3 North Abbey St. 
 
 CREESLOUGH, Letterkenny. : 
 Wilkinson, A. 
 
 CRUMLIN, S.O., Co. Antrim. 
 Wilson, N. 
 
 CUSHENDALL. S.O., Co. 
 Antrim. 
 McAllister, D. 
 
 DALKEY. 
 Dixon, M., Carysfort Rd. 
 
 DONAGHADEE, S.O., 
 Co. Down. 
 
 Curragh, W., New St. 
 Lloyd, T. A. (Painter) 
 Lynas, S. (Painter) 
 McConkey, J. 
 
 DONNYBROOK. 
 Tracy, P. J., 42 Main St. 
 
 DOWNPATRICK. 
 Gordon, J. 
 Hastings, S. & T. 
 Jordan, J., & Co., Church St. 
 Love, G. 
 Maguire, J., Irish St. 
 Stockdale, J. & T., Church St. 
 
 DROGHEDA. 
 Caffrey, P., James St. 
 Creaser, T. The Mall 
 Gogarty, F., 87 West St. 
 Henley, H. H., 83 West St. 
 Henly, S., & Sons, 7 Fair St. 
 McCann, P., Fair St. 
 McDonnell, B., Bull Ring 
 Smullen, T., & Son, Dyer St. 
 
 DROMAHATR, S.O. 
 Duncan, W. 
 Yaylor, R. J., Aughamelta 
 
 DROMARA, Ballynahinch, 8.O- 
 Gamble, H. 
 
 DROMORE, S.O., Co. Down. 
 Graham, J. : 
 
 DRUMSHAMBO, Lettrim. 
 McManus, P. 
 
 DUBLIN. 
 Barry, P., 9 Moncks Pl., Phibsboro’ 
 Becket, J., South Dock Works, 
 Rings-end Rd. 
 Beckett, W., Percy Place 
 Beckett, W. D., 2 Ormond Terrace, 
 Rathmines 
 Bolger & Doyle, 414 Chamber St. 
 Bolton, S. H., & Sons, 156 Rath- 
 mines Rd. 
 Bogan, J., Kyle House, Drumcondra 
 Breen, S., & Son, 151 Up Sheriff St. 
 Clifton & Cooper, 26 Gardiner St. 
 Coates, C., 72 Blessington St. 
 Collen Bros., Ltd., East Road 
 Connolly, W., & Son, 37-39 Upper 
 
 Dominick St. 
 Crampton, G. J., Balls Bridge 
 Crighton, W., Orwell Road, Rathgar 
 Dixon, G., 33 Hanover St. East 
 Donovan, J., 29 Lower Hatch St. 
 Dougan, J. (see Advt. on next page) 
 Doyle, W., 42 Portland Row 
 
Ireland—continued. 
 
 JAS. DOUGAN, c.. 
 
 Building = - 
 Contractor, 
 Surveyor & Valuer, 
 
 OAKLANDS PARK, 
 SANDYMOUNT, 
 
 Co. DUBLIN. 
 Cb 
 
 Estate and Property Owners, and all 
 
 those about to Build or Lay-out 
 
 Lands for Building Leases, in order 
 
 to save valuable time and capital, 
 
 should consult the Pioneer of Modern 
 Homes. 
 
 Farmer, R. & E., 22 Hottingham St. 
 
 Farquharson, R., 69 Jones’ Rd. 
 
 Breeches & Phillipson, ro Lr. Baggat 
 
 t. 
 
 Foley & Sons, Old Kilmainham 
 
 Glynn, M, 12 North Brunswick St. 
 
 Good, J.& P., Ltd., 55 Gt. Bruns- 
 wick St. 
 
 Goodfellow, J. S., 17 Wentworth Pl 
 
 Graham, F, 4 Lower Pembroke St. 
 
 Hall, H. E., 18 Harrington St. 
 
 Hall, T., & Son, 62a Harcourt St. 
 
 Hanway, P., 36a N. Gt. George’s St 
 
 Holland, J., Brighton Av., Rathgai 
 
 Humphreys, Ltd., 97 Stephen’s Green 
 
 Humphreys, R., 17 Lr. Pembroke St. 
 
 Keating, M., 62 St. Dominick St. 
 
 Kelly, J., & Son, 67 Thomas St, 
 
 Kiernan, J., 100 Talbot St. 
 
 Lidwill, R. F., & Co., 2t N. Great 
 George’s St. 
 
 Mackey, T., 48 Lower Camden St. 
 
 McClean, R., 64 Rathgar Avenue 
 
 McLaughlin & Harvey,19 Dartmouth 
 Rd., Leeson Park 
 
 Martin,H. & J., Ld.,Grand CanalSt 
 
 ' Meade, M., & Son, 152 to 162 Great 
 
 Brunswick Sts 
 
 Mellon, R. E., 62 & 63 Brighton 
 Square, Rathgar 
 
 Millard, B., 16 Pleasants St. 
 
 Monks, H. J., Maguinness’s Place 
 
 Navagh, J., 8 Ranelagh Rd. 
 
 Noble, A. W., Annesley Bridge 
 
 Pemberton, B., Serpentine Avenue, 
 Balls Bridge 
 
 Pemberton, J., & Son,Charlemont St. 
 
 Pemberton, J., Ranelagh Rd. 
 
 Pile, J. P., 83-97 Gt. Brunswick St. 
 
 Roberts, W. & A., Ltd., 7 Grand 
 Canal St. 
 
 Scott, G. W., & Co., 23 Lr. Abbey St. 
 
 Sharp & Emery, 17 Gt. Brunswick St. 
 
 Stewart, J. & W., 120 Great Bruns- 
 wick St. 
 
 Thompson, J. & R., Philipsburg Av., 
 Cloutarf 
 
 Toole, R., 139 Upper Dorset St. 
 
 Tully, J., 91 Rathgar Rd. 
 
 Warren, R., 121 Up. Rathmines 
 
 Wieser, G., Duke Row, Summer 
 
 il 
 
 Whyte, B. W., 125 Summer Hill 
 
 Worthington, S., Claremont Rd., 
 Sandymont 
 
 DUNDALK. 
 Bennett, N., Park St. 
 McAdorey, J., Seatown Place 
 McDonald, T., Castle Rd. 
 McGuinness, J., Bridge St. 
 Parks, S., & Son, Fair Green 
 Wynne, J., Jocelyn Place 
 DUNDRUM, 8.O., Co. Dublin. 
 
 Hassey, P. J. 
 
 DUNGANNON. 
 Armstrong, G., Benburb 
 Boyd, W. 
 Davidson, J., Brantry 
 Langlands, J. & Sons (Plumbers) 
 McKee, J., & Son 
 Martin, P. 
 Nixon, A. (Painter) 
 
 DUNGARVAN,. 
 Greany, P. 
 Stokes, G., & Sons 
 
 DUNGIVEN, Londonderry. 
 
 Duny, J. 
 DUNLAVIN. 
 Roche Bros. 
 
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 BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 
 
 DUNMANWAY, S.O., Co. Cork 
 Jones, W. H. 
 
 DUNMURRY. S.O., Co. 
 Antrim. 
 Mac Henry, D., Mosside 
 
 ENNIS, 
 Pose P., Turnpike 
 Shank, D., Causeway 
 
 ENNISOORTHY.* 
 Fortune, W., Lower Church St. 
 Goldie, W. (Plumber) 
 Kinsella, J., George St. 
 
 ENNISKILLEN. 
 Donelly, J., Forthill St. 
 Harvey, J., 17 Belmore St. 
 Hynes, J. & Sons, Forthill St. 
 Lemon, J., & Son (Plumbers) 
 Reid, J., Belmore St. 
 ENNISTYMON. 
 Crawford, M. 
 Linnane, M. 
 FERMOY. 
 Creedon, D., Rathealy Rd. 
 Hayes, D. 
 O’Mahoney, T. 
 FERNS. 
 Bernie, P., Milltown 
 FIVEMILETOWN, S.O. 
 Adams, T. 4 
 Coulter, J., & Son 
 GALWAY. 
 Carr & Sons, Cross St. 
 Costello, J., Sea Rad. 
 Dooley, F., 1 Eyre St. 
 Emerson, J., Devon Place 
 Flaherty, W., Market St. 
 Griffin, T., & Sons, Henry St. W. 
 Lydon Bros., White Hall 
 McDonnell, A., Cross St. 
 McWilliams, T., Clifden 
 O’Flaherty, M., College Rd. 
 Semple, A., Wood Quay 
 Stewart, J., Sea Rd. 
 GARV AGH, 8.0. 
 Cox, 
 GLENAVY, 8.0. 
 Irvine, T. (Painter) 
 
 GLIN, Co. Limerick, 
 O’Driscoll, J. 
 
 GORT, 8.0. 
 Kilroy, W. 
 GRANARD, Co. Longford. 
 Dolan, J. 
 
 Keirnan, T. 
 
 GRANGEGEETH, Siane, 8.0. 
 Wadden, L. 
 
 GREYVSTONES, Co. Wicklow. 
 Kinlen Bros., Montrose 
 
 HOLYWOOD. 
 
 Dunwoody, T. (Painter) 
 Ferris, R., 30 High St. 
 Miller, W., High St. 
 M’ Keay, 8. & R. (Painters) 
 Nimick, W., 31 High St. 
 
 KELLS, Co. Meath, 
 Doyle J. G., Church Lane 
 O’Brien, P., John St. 
 
 KILDARE. 
 Carbery, D. & G., Dublin St. 
 Molloy, J., Semcroft 
 
 KILKEEL, S.0., Co. Down. 
 Hamilton Bros. 
 Kenmuir, E. 
 KILKENNY. 
 Clere, W. K., & Son, 8 Ormonde Rd. 
 Lalor, S., Walkin St. 
 KILLARNEY. 
 Casey, M., College St. 
 Fleming, J. J., New St. 
 Galvin, N., New St. 
 Phillips, J., Castlerosse Cottages 
 KILLINEY, 
 Bower, G., Tower Hill 
 Nolan, N 
 Pemberton, H., & Sons 
 KILLUCAN, Co. Westmeath. 
 Reilly, T., Simonstown 
 
 KILLYLEIGH, Crossgar, S.O. 
 M’ Knight, —., (Plumber) 
 
 KILRUSH. 
 Morrissy, W., Henry St. 
 
 Ronan, J. 
 
 KINGSTOWN. 
 Harper, W. H., 23 Tivoli Ter. N. 
 Ring, J., & Sons, 91 Lr. George’s St. 
 Weater, F., Glasthule 
 
 KIRCUBBIN, S.O. 
 M’ Kee, J. 
 Gaw, W. (Painter) 
 
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 433 
 
 [reland—continued. 
 
 LARNE. 
 Dowds, D. (Plumber) 
 Ferris, J. (Plumber) 
 M’Aulay, J. (Plumber) 
 McNeil. W., & Sons, Main St. 
 Myers, J. (Painter) 
 
 LIMAVADY. 
 
 Hull, R. 
 Thorpe & McCracken 
 
 Wray, J. 
 LIMERICK. 
 Coghlan, J., Catherine St. 
 Gough, M., Colooney St. 
 Hayes, J., Newenham St. 
 Kennedy, P., 3 Military Rd. 
 Kenny & Sons, 25 Richmond St. 
 O’Sullivan, D., 25 Frederick St. 
 Ryan, J., & Son, 34 Thomas St. 
 LISBURN. 
 Henry, J. 
 Knox, R., Railway St. 
 Quin, J. (Plumber) 
 Robb, R. (Painter) 
 Scott, J. (Plumber) 
 LISMORE. 
 Fitzgerald, H. E., The Mall 
 O’Brien, J., Church St. 
 
 LISTOWEL. 
 MacMahon, I., Church St. 
 MacMahon, W., Market St. 
 
 LONDONDERRY. 
 Ballintine, J., Ltd., Strand Rd. 
 Cabena, W. J., London St. 
 Colhoun, R., 22 Strand Rd. 
 Cooke, W., Bishop St. 
 
 Doherty, D., & Son, Spencer Rd. 
 Dunlop, A., Sackville St. 
 Fulton, J. A., Fountain St. 
 Gallagher, J., & Son, Strand Rd. 
 Hughes, E., Farney Terrace 
 Laverty, H., & Sons, Clooney Ter: 
 Maultsaid, J. E., Waterloo Place 
 Shannon & Routledge, Fountain St. 
 Smyth Bros., Duke St., Waterside 
 Sweeney, M., Strand Rd. 
 LONGFORD. 
 Cootes, W., Battery Rd. 
 Kelly, P., Earl St. 
 LOUGHDUFEF. 
 Lynch, B., Drumbanew 
 LOUGHREA, 
 Sweeney, P. 
 LUISBURG, Westport. 
 Henaghan, W. 
 LUCAN, S.O., Co. Dublin. 
 
 Cromerf, J. 
 LURGAN. 
 Long, J. (Plumber) 
 Maguire, W. (Painter) 
 McIlwaine, S. 
 MAGERAFELT, 
 Donnelly, R. (Painter) 
 Bradley, }. (Painter) 
 MANORHAMILTON, 8.0. 
 Sweeney, R. 
 Wilson, P. 
 
 MARKETHILL. 
 McChese, S. (Plumber) 
 MARYVROROUGH. 
 Carroll, W. 
 Bunyan, J. 
 MIDDLETON, Go. Cork. 
 Coffey, J. J 
 MILFORD, Co. Donegal. 
 Mooney, W. 
 MILLTOWN, Tuam. 
 Patterson, J. 
 MONAGHAN, 
 Benson, S. (Plumber) 
 Drum & Son 
 Duffy, F. 
 Nolan, P., Mill St. 
 MONEYVMORE, S.O. 
 Agnew, A. (Painter) 
 Greer, J. (Painter) 
 Rodgers, J. : 
 MOVILLE, Londonderry. 
 Gallagher, J., & Sons 
 McDermott, D. 
 MULAHIDE. 
 
 Reid, J. 
 MULLINGAR. 
 Witlis Bros. : 
 NAAS. 
 
 Eacret, J., Sallins Rd. 
 Hyland, J., Friary Rd. 
 NAVAN. 
 Currey, W., Academy St. 
 Delaney, N., Bridge St. 
 Maguire, J., Trimgate St. 
 NENAGH. 
 Burke, J. 
 Dooley, T. 
 
 NEW BRIDGE. 
 
 Sheridan, P., Eyre St.’ 
 NEWCASTLE WEST, Oo. Limerick. 
 Haugh, W. 
 M’Carten, J. 
 Neil, J. F. 
 
 NEW ROSS, Co. Wexford. 
 Cullen, A. 
 
 NEWRY. 
 Fleming & Willis (Plumbers) 
 Johnston, S., 27 Queen St. 
 Mahood, D., Monaghan St. 
 Neary, D., Catherine St. 
 Thompson, J., Hill St. (Painter) 
 Wheelan, A., Canal St. 
 NEWTOWNBARRY, Co. Wexford. 
 Breman, S. 
 NEWTOWN HAMILTON, S.O. 
 Watson, T. (Plumber) 
 NEWTOWNARDS. 
 Browne, R., & Co., Shore Rd. 
 Burrows, H., North St. 
 Dawson, R., Castle St. 
 Hanna, J., & Co., South St. 
 Paisley, T., & Sons, South St. 
 OMAGH, 
 Allison, W., Hillybrack 
 Hill, J. (Painter) 
 McCaul, J., John St. 
 McCrony, C., Abbey St. 
 Robinson, J., Campsie Av. 
 Smith, J.(Painter) 
 OVENS, Cork. 
 Buckley, T., Knockleburden 
 PALATINE, 
 Weir, I. 
 
 PARSONSTOWWN (on Birr). 
 Sheridan, P. 
 Sweeney, W. A. 
 PORTADOWN. 
 Collen Bros., Ltd. 
 Collen, T. 
 Cullen, R. 
 M‘Cullagh, —, (Painter) 
 Magee, J. (Painter) 
 Stewart, T. R. (Painter) 
 PORTAFEDRY, S.O. 
 M‘Alpine, R. H. (Painter) 
 PORTUMRA, Co. Galway. 
 Martin, M. J. 
 PORTRUSH, 
 Graham, A., Lansdowne Terrace 
 Maxwell, A., Bath St. 
 PORTSTEW ART. 
 Mcllreavey, D., Main St. 
 Read, D., Hill Head 
 RANDALSTOWN. 
 McManus & Sons 
 RASHARKIN, Belfast. 
 Hayes, A. F 
 Hayes, R. 
 RATHFRILAND, Newry. 
 Bruce, W. (Plumber) 
 Dalzell, D. 
 Lawson, R. (Plumber) 
 Watson, R. (Painter) 
 
 RATHVILLY, 8.0. 
 Doyle, T. 
 
 RHODE, Edenderry, S.O. 
 Quinn, T. 
 
 RIVERSTOWN, Co. Sligo. 
 O’Gara, T. 
 
 ROCHFORT BRIDGE, Kiliucan. 
 Boyham, M 
 Reilly, T. 
 ROSCOMUMUON. 
 Waldron, B. 
 Watt, T. (R.P.) 
 ROSCREA. 
 Maher, Denis 
 SKERRIES, 8.0., Co. Dublin. 
 Flanagan, W. H., New St. 
 SLIGO. 
 
 Clarence, J., Ballysodare 
 Conolly, C., Church St. 
 Hughes, J., Temple St. 
 Kerr, G., & Son, William St. 
 McLynn, Denis, Stephen St. 
 McGuire, P., 5 Ratcliffe St. 
 Meldrum, J., & Sons, Castle St. 
 Scanlon, J., High St. 
 
 SNEEM, Co. Kerry, 
 Breen, M. 
 Foley, D. 
 
 STEWARTSTOWN, S.O. 
 Creaney, T. (Painter) 
 Henderson, R. 
 
 SURARANE. 
 McCaffrey, D., Lifford St. 
 McClay, J., Bridge End 
 STROKESTOWN, Longford. 
 Brennan, P. 
 Whelan, —. 
 
 aa. 
 
434 
 
 BUILDERS AND 
 
 CONTRACTORS. 
 
 Ireland—continued. 
 
 SWINFORD. 
 Mulligan, J., & Sons 
 
 TANDRAGEE, 8S.0., Co. Armagh. 
 
 Collen, T., Bloomhill 
 TARBERT, Oo. Kerry. 
 Holly, P. 
 O’Sullivan, T. 
 TEMFLEMORE. 
 Cussen, M. 
 Ormond, J. 
 TEMPLEPATRICK, S.O. 
 Millar, A. (Painter) 
 THURLES. 
 Kennedy, P. 
 Leahy, W. 
 TINAHELY. 
 Boulger, E. 
 
 TIPPERARY. 
 Fleming, J., St. Michael St. 
 
 TRALEE. F 
 Kennedy Bros., Stoughton’s Row 
 Murphy, P., Terrace 
 O’Brien, T. M., Bridge St. 
 O’Reilly, J., & Soms, 128 Rack St. 
 
 TRIM, 8.0., Co. Meath. 
 Dingevon, C. 
 TUAM, Oo. Galway. 
 Egan, T. 
 TULLAMORE. 
 Clear Bros. 
 
 TULLOW, Co. Carlow. 
 Smith, R. S., Barrack St. 
 
 Ireland—continued. 
 
 WARRENPOINT. 
 Grandy, J. 
 Mahood, S. (Painter 
 Wilson, J., Post Office St. 
 
 WATERFORD, 
 Costen, P., 87 The Manor 
 Hearne, J., & Son 
 Nolan, G., Johnstown 
 
 WATERVILLE, Co. Kerry. 
 Galvin,T. * 
 WESTPORT. 
 Kennedy, P. 
 Richardson, T. 
 
 WEXFORD. 
 
 Brien & Keating, Main St. (Plmbrs.) 
 Doyle, D., & Sons, The Quay (Plbrs.) 
 
 Doyle, J., Charlotte St. 
 O’Connor, Mrs., Main St. 
 Scallan, J., Waterloo Rd. ~ 
 Sinnott, J., & Sons (Plumbers) 
 Thompson Bros., The Quay 
 
 WHITEHEAD, Co, Antrim. 
 Barbour, D. 
 WICKLOW. 
 
 Clarke, W., Church St. 
 Flynn, J., Summer Hill Quay 
 Pim, S. E., South 
 
 YOUGHAL. 
 
 MacSweeney, T. 
 Murray & Sons 
 
Estate Managers, 
 
 Abbey, J. B. Surveyor, New St., Huddersfield Rashclifte, etc. 
 
 Adams, S. J. Estate Works Office, Over Stowey, Quantock 
 Bridgwater 
 
 Addie, P. City _ Valuers’ Dept., Council 
 House, Bristol Bristol City 
 
 Addie, W. F. Estate Timber Yard, Powis Castle, Powis Castle 
 Welshpool 
 
 Ainslie, W. Pitfour Estate Office, Mintlaw  Pitfour 
 Station, N.B.° 
 
 Aitkin, G. H. Estate Office, Portway, War- Longleat 
 minster 
 
 Akroyd, J. Holywell Green, near Halifax Brooklands 
 
 Allison, T. Inverlochy Estate Office, Fort Inyerlochy, ete. 
 
 William, N.B. 
 Anderson, A. H. Kippendaire Estate Office, 
 , Dunblane, N.B. 
 7 Park St., Cirencester 
 
 Kippencross 
 
 Anderson, R. Earl Bathurst 
 
 Angas, R. L. Estates Office, Blenheim Palace, Blenheim 
 Woodstock 
 Armstrong, T. 14 Hawthorne Ter., Newcastle- Benwell, ete. 
 & on-Tyne 
 Ashburnham, Aymerhurst, Ashburnham,Sussex Earl of Ashburnham 
 ING las 
 Ashdown, A. H. Uppington, Wellington, Salop Lord Barnard 
 Bain, A. Gilgarran, Distington, Cumb. Gilgarran 
 Baird,J. P. CastleMains, Douglas, Lanarkshire Lord Haines 
 
 Ball, J. H. Woking N ek Land Corporation, 
 t 
 Ballingal, N. Sweet Bank, Markinch, N.B. 
 Ballingall, D. Blair Drummond, Stirling 
 (Doune Station) 
 Bamford, R. L. 138 Widemarsh St., Hereford Foxley 
 Banks, J. 14 Finkle St., Kendal Levens Hall 
 Barker, C. 284 Kennington Park Rd.,S.E. Duchy of Cornwall 
 Barnardiston,G. Estate Office, Swarcliffe, Birstwith, Swarcliffe 
 Leeds (Birstwith Station) 
 Barr, Dac: Estate Office, Hamilton, N.B. 
 Barrett, R. B. Skipton Castle, Yorks. 
 
 Balbirnie and Balgonie 
 Blair Drummond 
 
 Hamilton 
 
 Yorks. and Westmoreland 
 (Lord Hothfield) 
 
 Bates & Moun- Bethlehem St., Grimsby Cleethorpes, ete. 
 
 tain 
 
 Bates, F. E. Kstate Office, Charlton Park, Charlton Park 
 Malmesbury. 
 
 BulstrodeHstate Office, Gerrard’s Bulstrode 
 Cross, §8.0., Bucks (Slough 
 
 Baty, R.G. 
 
 Station) 
 Baxter, W. Mells Estate Office, Frome Mells 
 Beck, F. Estate Office, Sandringham Sandringham House 
 
 Bell,G.G.,&Co. 28 Victoria St., S.W. Montreal 
 
 Bell, J. A. Ollerton Hall, Newark Rufford Abbey 
 
 Bennett, T.O., Bruton, Somerset Sir Spencer Ponsonby Fane, 
 & 
 
 Co. ete. 
 
 Bessent, W. Deepdene EstateOffice,Castle Gar- Deepdene 
 dens, Dorking 
 
 Biggs, J. Laxton,nr. Howden, Yorks (Salt- P. Saltmarshe, Esq. 
 marshe Station) 
 
 Bing, —. Kstate Office, Eggleston, Eggleston 
 Darlington 
 
 Binns, E. B. EstateOffice,Grimsthorpe, Bourne Grimsthorpe 
 
 Birch, F. J. L. Estate Office, Basing Park, Alton, Alton 
 Hants.(Privett Station) Basing 
 Park 
 Birch, Major Mais Elwyn, St. Asaph, Wales Lianerch, ete. 
 R.F 
 
 Birkett, J.,.& Son Wilson Row, Penrith Barrock Park 
 Blackwood, A. Estate Office, Leadenham, Lincoln Leadenham 
 Blair, J. M. Sarsden Estate Office, Chipping Sarsden 
 : Norton, Oxon 
 Blake, G. Lianelly Stradey 
 Blake, H.L.T. Fairfield, near Bridgwater Sir A. Acland Hood, Bt.,ete. 
 Blood, W.B. Witham, Essex Braxted Park 
 Boa, A. The Hall, Great Thurlow, Suffolk Great Thurlow Hall 
 42 Hide Hill, Berwick-on-Tweed Oorporation of Berwick,etc. 
 5 : 79 Hyde Lane, Hyde, Cheshire Horsefield 
 Boothby,H.V. Hare Hill, Sudbury, Derby Keele 
 (Sudbury Station) 
 Bostock, G. H. The Estate Office, [werne Minster, Lord Wolverton 
 Blandford (Shillingstone Station) 
 
 Bowen, E.L. 10 Lord St., Glanmadeni, New- Llysnewydd, etc. 
 castle Emlyn 
 Bowen, J. Parkfield, near Wolverhampton Parkfield 
 
 Bowles, A.H. Estate Office, Temple Court, Guild- Clandon Park 
 ford (Clandon Station) 
 Bowman, J.J. Duncombe Park, Helmsley, Yorks. Earl of Feversham 
 
 Boyd, A.C. The Estate Office, Dukinfield, Astley 
 Cheshire 
 Boyd, D. Mayfield Estate Office, Ilford Corbett, ete. 
 
 (Goodmayes Station) 
 Bradley, W.E. Estate Office, Bbberston, Snainton, Allerston, etc. 
 8.0., York (Ebberston Station) 
 
 Brady, T. Kstate Office, Curry Street, Jarrow Jarrow 
 Brinton & Bone Marsh Lane, Southampton G. Y. Mercer, Esq., and 
 e EK. Dyer, Esq. 
 Brodie, J. wy & 5 Thistle Street, Edinburgh Lethen, etc. 
 ons 
 Brooke, F. Coollatten, Shillalagh,Co. Wicklow Coollatten 
 Brotchie, G. Easington Estate Office, Loftus, Easington, ete. 
 S.0., Yorks (Grinkle Station) 
 Propenn Estate Office, Wortley, Sheffield Earl of Wharncliffe 
 
 Broughton, J.W. Estate Office, Gargrave, via Leeds Bierley Hall, ete. 
 Brown, A. Hothfield, Ashford, Kent Lord Hothfield 
 Brown, C. Kerse, Falkirk, N.B. Kerse, ete. 
 Brown, W. T. Old Brewery, Rotherham Bentley’s 
 Browning, W. Estate Office, Ranstone, Blandford Sir R. Baker 
 Bruce, A. D. Estate Office, Elvetham Park, Elvetham Park 
 
 ; Winchfield, Hants. 
 
 Bryant, C. A. 
 
 Christ’s Hospital, Horsham Christ’s Hospital 
 
 Factors & Stewards. 
 
 a —— ==35 = —. 
 
 Brydon, R. Londonderry Estates Office, Sea~ Londonderry 
 ham Harbour, Co, Durham ; 
 
 Buck, A., & Son Land Agents, Worcester Ham Court, ete. 
 
 Budge, J. Estate Office, Wemyss, N.B. Wemyss 
 
 Burd & Evans School Chmbrs., Shrewsbury Benviek 
 
 Burke, U.R. Normanby Estate Office, Burton- Normanby 
 
 on-Stather, Doncaster 
 Burroughes, Estate Office, Seal, Sevenoaks (Bat Wildernesse, etc., etc. 
 F. G. and Ball Station) and 72 Vic- 
 toria St., London, 8.W. 
 Bush, G. L. Overton House, Overton, Hants lLaverstoke Park 
 Butler, Capt., Bute Estate Office, Rothsay, Bute 
 ROPs 
 
 Butter, C. ix J. Faskally Estate Office, Pitlochry, Faskally 
 N.B 
 
 Calcott-Stokes, Latimer Estate Office, Chesham Bucks & Hunts (Lord 
 Ww. (Chalfont Station) Chesham) 
 Callwood, J. Bollington House, Alderley, Chel- Lord Stanley of Alderley 
 ford, Crewe 
 
 Campbell, C. Estate Office, Danesfield, Marlow R. W. Hudson, Esq. 
 Campbell, H. H. 444 Produce Exchange Buildings, Huyton and Whiston, ete. 
 Manchester 
 Capron, F.W. Lisburn, Co. Antrim Lady Wallace 
 Carr, C. E. Carr - Ellison Estate Office, 1 Col- Hebburn 
 lingwood Street, Newcastle-on- 
 Tyne 
 Carr, R. Estate Office, Tring Park, Herts Tring Park 
 
 (Tring Station) 
 Estate Ottice, Ardington, Wan- Lady Wantage 
 
 tage, Berks. 
 Town Hall, Oxford 
 Estate Office, Rugby 
 
 Carter, Col. J. 
 Colebrooke 
 Castle, W.H. 
 
 City of Oxford 
 Cavern rH: 
 
 Newnham Paddox, Acton 
 Burnell, ete. 
 
 Chamier, E. F. Manchester House, Exmouth Rolle, ete. 
 Charlton, Cholmondeley Estate Office, Mal- Cholmondeley 
 
 St. John pas 
 Cherry, J. Marston St. Lawrence, Banbury J. A. Blencowe, Esq. 
 Cheston,C. Dashwood House, New Broad St., Tyssen-Amhurst 
 
 E.C 
 
 Chichester, P.C. Estate Office, Exton, Oakham 
 
 Earl of Gainsborough 
 Cholmondeley, Estate Office, Sledmere, Yorks. 
 H 
 
 Sir Tatton Sykes, Bart. 
 
 state Office, Strathdon, Aber- Newe, &c. 
 deenshire (Dinnet Station) 
 Clare, E. Lovell 37 Park Square, Leeds 
 
 Christie, C. 
 
 Liverpool Corporation 
 
 Clark, J. Netherhall Estate Office, Maryport Netherhall 
 
 Clark, J. W. Westgate, Guisborough Guisborough 
 
 Clarke, C. : Charlcot, near Bedale, Yorks. Sir M. Dodsworth, ete. 
 
 Cluttons, Messrs. 9 Whitehall Place, 8. W. Ecclesiastical Commis- 
 sioners 
 
 Cole yavbt Knypersley, near Congleton Biddulph 
 
 Collins, T. Orchardmains, Tonbridge Fairhill 
 
 Collyer, D. Kothwell Estate Office, 49 Miller Rothwell 
 
 Arcade, Preston 
 
 Colvile, S. T. Gnoll Estate Office, Neath Gnoll 
 
 Conder, R. F. Auctioneer, Biggleswade Ickwell and Northill 
 
 Cooper, W. Marston Bigott, Frome Karl of Cork and Orrery 
 
 Cottingham, F. Newtown Estate Office, The Trustees of the late 
 
 Dovercourt R. J. Bagshaw, Esq. 
 Coverdale, H. Norfolk Estate Offices, Sheffield Derbyshire and Yorkshire 
 (Duke of Norfolk) 
 Coverdale, H. Rodney St., Wigan Westwood 
 
 Cowans,N.D. Lilburn Cottage, West Lilburn, E J. Collingwood, sq. 
 Northumb. (Ilderton Station) 
 
 Cowing, J. Gildingwells, Worksop Wallingwells 
 Cox, Gr Leigh Park Estate, Havant Leigh Park 
 Crabtree, J. 27 Riversleigh Avenue, Lytham, Ewood Court 
 
 Lanes. 
 
 Cradock,H.E. Kstate Office, Windlestone, Rushy- Windlestone, Sockburn, 
 ford, Ferry Hill, Co. Durham ete. 
 
 Cragild, H. Estate Office, Wiseton, Bawtry, Wiseton, etc. 
 
 Notts. 
 
 Cranston, T. Quernmore Park, near Lancaster Quernmore Park 
 
 Cranswick, H. Thorneycroft, Bridlington, Yorks. Mitford 
 
 Crawford, R. T. Ballinrobe, S.0., Co. Mayo Col. Knox 
 
 Crewes, J. F. Trewithen Estate Office, Gram- Trewithen 
 pound Road, Cornwall 
 Croft, G. Nostell, via Wakefield Appleby 
 Crome) 1). S. Broadstone, Berkeley, Glos. H. Jenner-Fust, Esq. 
 Crowther, G. 38 New St., Huddersfield Whitley Beaumont, etc., 
 &G. H. ete. 
 Cruickshank, A. Estate Office, Shotover, Wheat- Col. J. Miller 
 
 ley, Oxon 
 
 Cruikshank, A. Estate Office, North Berwick North Berwick 
 Cundy, J. W. Estate Office, Linby, Notts. Montague, ete. 
 Cunningham,D_.J.Gordon-Richmond Estates Office, Gordon- Richmond 
 
 Aoleh Fochabers, N.B. 
 Cuthbert, T. W. Achindunie, Alness, Ross-shire Ardross 
 
 Mia 2 (Alness Station) 
 Davenport, C. Alberbury, Salop 
 
 Loton Park 
 Davies, D. 
 
 Wentsland Estate Offices, Ponty- Wentsland, ete. 
 
 poo 
 Davies, J. M. Froodvale, Llanwrda, South Wales Bronwy4dd, ete. 
 Davis,C. E.B. Wroxton, near Banbury Banbury 
 DaysiG..C: Estate Office, Woodbridge,Shaftes- The Gaunts,ete. 
 
 ury 
 
 Deane, J. H., & Norton-in-the-Moors, Stoke-on Lord Norton 
 Son Trent 
 Deane, W. W. Scarisbrick Estate Offices, South- Scarisbrick 
 port 
 Dees, JiaG: yee Whitehaven Castle, Whitehaven Castle 
 umb. 
 Denton, J. Horton Villa, Bradford Sir F. S. Powell, Bart. 
 Dickins, R. J. 155 Old Kent Road, London, 8.E. Rolls 
 Diggle, J.& Son Hind Hill St., Heywood, Lancs. Foxdenton, ete. 
 Dishington,G. DouglasSupport, Coatbridge,N.B. Douglas Support 
 Dixon & Mitchell Devonshire Buildings, Carlisle Brackenhill, Scaleby, 
 Dundar, ete. 
 
 Dixon & Co. Railway Approach, Sutton, Surrey Wandsworth Poor Trust 
 
436 
 
 ESTATE MANAGERS, 
 
 FACTORS & 
 
 STEWARDS. 
 
 Donaldson, H., & 252 Queen’s Road, Dalston, N.E. Rhodes 
 ons 
 Done, Hunter & Cricklewood, N.W. Quex Park, etc. 
 Co. : 
 Donkin, F.W. Estate Office, St. George’s Hill, St. George’s Hill 
 Weybridge 
 Douglas, F.M. Port Ballintrae, Bushmills, 
 Co. Antrim. 
 Douglass, A. F. Estate Office, Hutton Buscel, Viscount Downe 
 West Ayton, 8.0., Yorks. 
 (Wykeham Station) 
 
 Downs. A. EstateOffice, BoltonA bbey,Skipton Duke of Devonshire 
 Drake, G. P. Tyrwitt Estate Office, Scawby, Tyrwitt 
 
 Lines. 
 Drew, J. Doon Hill, Newton Stewart, N.B. Earl of Galloway 
 Drew, J..& H. 15 Queen St., Exeter Holcombe Court, ete. 
 
 Duncalfe, H.G. 
 
 ete. 
 Easton, J. Estate Office, Blyth Viscount Ridley 
 Eden, Eden & Estate Office, Hinton St. Mary Rivers 
 Baines Dorset (Sturminster Newton Station) 
 
 Eden,R.H.H. Heytesbury, Wilts. Lord Heytesbury 
 
 Edwards, A. Bygrave, Baldock, Herts. Marquis of Salisbury 
 Edwards, E. Vine Cottage, Ham Common, Surrey Ham 
 Egerton - War- Estate Office, Sandicroft, near Arley 
 burton, G, Northwich 
 Elliott, A. E. Newcastle Estate Offices, Worksop, Newcastle 
 Notts. 
 Ellis, E. S. Estate Office, Lathom House, Lathom. 
 Ormskirk. 
 Everett, D. Estate Offices, Broadlands, Romsey Rt. Hon. E. Ashley 
 
 Every-Clayton, Blackmore Park Estate 
 A. Hanley Swan, Worcester 
 
 Office, Blackmore Park 
 
 Fair, T.,& Son Estate Office, Lytham, Lancs. Clifton 
 
 Fardell, J. Market St., Ryde, Isle of Wight Nunwell 
 
 Harrery J). Oulton, near Leeds Templenewsam 
 
 Feilding, J.B. Estate Office, Downing, Holy- Earl of Denbigh 
 well, N. Wales (Holywell Stn.) 
 
 Fidler, F.C. Estate Office, Yattendon, New- Yattendon 
 bury 
 
 Biter ls: EstateOffices,Stainchop, Darlington Raly 
 
 Fisher and 145 Lichfield St., Walsall Lord Lichfield. 
 
 Nightingale 
 
 Fleming, W. Tudhoe Spennymoor, Co. Durham Salvin 
 
 Fletcher, T. 46 Fishergate, Preston Dunkenhalgh, ete. 
 
 Forbes, J. Atholl Estate Office, Old Blair, Duke of Atholl 
 Blair Atholl, N.B. 
 
 Forbes, R. Estate Office, Kennet, Alloa, N.B. Kennet 
 
 Ford, A. Gawthorpe Estate Office, Burnley Lord Shuttleworth 
 (Padiham Station) 
 
 Forest, R. St. Fagan’s, Westgate St., Cardiff Wenvoe, ete. 
 
 Forge, R. W., Cromwell Lodge, Grosvenor Road, Cole Park 
 
 ’ F.A.I. Twickenham 
 
 Fowler, G. Kells, Co. Meath Marquis of Headfort 
 
 Francis, J.& Son Myrtle Hill, Carmarthen Ffynone 
 
 Frantt, M.H. Westfield, Mountrath, Ireland Ballyfinn, ete. 
 
 Fraser, A. 63 Church St., Inverness Culloden 
 
 Fraser, A. Solicitor, Dunfermline Blau Castle, ete. 
 
 Fraser, Southesk Estate Office, Brechin Southesk 
 
 -Major T. W. 
 French, S. Cresskinny, Queenstown, Ireland Capt. Longfield 
 Frith, W. E. Moreton House, Preesgwyn, nr. Mrs. Barnes 
 
 Chirk, Salop 
 Estate Office, Sibton Road, 
 Lyminge, Kent. 
 
 Fuller, JS. Sibton Park. 
 
 Fulton, A. Estate Office, Sedgwick, Kendal Sedgwick, ete. 
 Gale, H. Estate Office, Nuneham, nr. Oxford A. Harcourt, Esq. 
 (Culham Station) : 
 
 Gandy, E. Winnington Hill, Northwich Darnhall, ete. 
 
 Gardner, J. P. Estate Office, Cannock, Staffs. Marquis of Anglesey 
 
 Garfit, C. T. Estates Office, Delamere House, Delamere 
 Northwich 
 
 Garland, W.G. Creek House, East Molesey Hotham 
 
 Garrett, C. T. Newtown, Linford, Leicester Countess of Stamford 
 (Glenfield Station) 
 
 Garrod, H. J. Cheveley, Cambs. Cheveley Park 
 
 Garvie, J. Estate Offices, Gourock, N.B. Gourock 
 
 George, A. W. Estate Offices, Sedbury, Chepstow Sedbury, ete. 
 German,]J.,& Son Market St., Ashby-de-la-Zouch Karl Ferres, ete. 
 Gibbs, F. Smeeds Estate Office, Sittingbourne Smeeds 
 Gibson, W. Estate Office, Muiryhall 8t., Coat- Coats 
 bridge, N.B. 
 
 Gillart & Sons Machynlleth, North Wales Garthgwynion, ete. 
 Glasier& Sons 7 St. James Street, S.W. Knoll 
 Glendinning, 
 
 G 
 
 Hatton Mains, Midlothian Ardgour 
 
 G odfrey-Payton, 18 Jury St., Warwick Warwick Castle 
 Goodwin Ww. Chesterton Hall, Neweastle, Staffs. Apedale 
 Gordon-Duff, = pene Estate Office, Fairford, Hatherop 
 
 7S SG Os. 
 
 Gough, R. Wykeham, York (Wykeham or Thoroton and Croft. 
 Sawdon Station) 
 
 Graham, G. Somerhill Estate Office, Tonbridge Somerhill 
 
 Grant, J. Llanidloes, Mon. Mellington 
 
 Grant, J. Revel Bank, Grantown-on-Spey, Glenferness 
 
 Graves, R.A. Sutton Grange Estate Office, Sutton Grange 
 Speke, near Liverpool 
 
 Gray, R. Estate Office, Sherborne Park, Sherborne Park 
 Northleach, Glos. 
 
 Grennall, R. Dutton Longridge, Preston J. Fenton, Hsq., etc. 
 
 Grey, G. Milfield, Alnwick (Akeld Station) Marquis of Waterford 
 
 Grey, M. H. Estcourt Estate Office, Tetbury Estcourt 
 
 Griffiths, H.L. Brecon Penbury 
 
 Grimshaw, J. Keirby Brewery Burnley J.Grimshaw, Ltd. 
 
 Guiness, Strokestown, Co. Roscommon Pakenham-Mahon 
 
 Mahon & Co. 
 Gush, E. W. Queen St., Seaton, Devon Seaton Manor. 
 Haddon & Royal Bank Buildings, Hawick, Cavers 
 Turnbull N.B. 
 
 Sir F.E. W. Macnaughton 
 
 81 Darlington St., Wolverhampton Chillington Wrottesley, 
 te 
 
 Hadfield, T. W. 
 Hale, G.C. 
 | Hall, Ci R- 
 
 Hall, F. W. 
 Hall, H. 
 Hall, J. 
 
 | Hall, W. G. 
 Halsey, R. 
 
 Hamilton,G.F.C. 
 Hankey, C.B. 
 Harding, J.B. 
 Harding- 
 
 Hardy, F.J. 
 Hargraves, S. 
 
 Harris, H. 
 Harrison,C.H.G. 
 
 Harrison, J. E. 
 Hart-Davis, 
 
 Captain H. V. 
 Hartley, F. A. 
 Hartopp, A.W. 
 | Haslam, J. 
 
 Hay, J. 
 Hay, P. 
 
 Hempson, G. F. 
 
 Hendrie, R. 
 Henry, R. W. 
 Herbert & Son 
 Hewitt, Hon. 
 W. J. 
 Heygate, W. B. 
 
 Hibbard, J. E. 
 Hickman, T. 
 Hickson & Son 
 
 Higgins, J]. & F. 
 
 Higgins, J. 
 
 S600 jh 
 
 Hill, v. 
 
 Hindle & 
 Douglas 
 
 Hinds, S., & Son 
 
 Hobbs, F. 
 
 Hocking, R. T. 
 
 | Hodgson, J. W. 
 
 Hodgson, W. 
 Hodson, R. C. 
 
 Hogbin, P. 
 | Hollis, R. 
 Honeyball & 
 Twinn 
 Horlick, W. 
 
 Hornor, F. 
 Howard, R. J. 
 
 Howsin, D. 
 Hoyle, H. 
 
 Hughes, P. H. 
 
 Hulton, W.R. 
 
 Humphreys, H. 
 J. Hi: 
 
 Hunt, G. W. 
 
 Hutchinson, J. 
 Hutton, R. 
 
 Ingham, C. H. 
 
 Irvine, H. Oo. 
 
 Jackman, G. W. 
 Jackson, E. H. 
 
 Jackson, J. P. 
 Jaggar, R. J. 
 
 Japp, F. 
 
 Jeffrey, J. 
 Jemsom, T. 
 
 Jenkin, S. W. 
 Johnstone, 
 
 Mine Gren 
 Jonas, J. C., & 
 
 Sons 
 
 Jones, J. 
 Jones, T. 
 Jones, W. 
 Joyce, J. H. 
 Kaye, J. E. 
 
 Huskinson & Son Epperstone, Notts. 
 
 Tabley Estate Office, Knutsford Tabley 
 Knowsley Hall, Prescot _ Earl of Derby 
 Smithills Estate Office, Smithills, Smithills 
 
 Bolton | 
 Oliver, Richmond, Yorks. Aske Hall 
 Estate Offices, Droitwich Impney 
 
 Estate Office, Osmaston Manor, 
 Derby (Ashbourne Station) 
 Winstanley Estate Office, Wigan Winstanley 
 Deputy Surveyor’s Office. Prince Great Park, Windsor 
 Consort’s Workshops 
 Toddington Estate Office, Winch- Toddington 
 combe, Glos.(Toddington Station) 
 Estate Office, Brocklesby Park, Earl of Yarborough 
 
 Lines, 
 Chilton Lodge Estate Office, Chilton Lodge 
 Estate Office, Chippenham Park, Chippenham Park, ete. 
 
 Osmaston Manor 
 
 Hungerford 
 
 Newman, F. R. Soham, Cambs. (Newmarket 
 
 Station) 
 Gittisham Hill, Honiton Honiton Manor, ete. 
 pee House, Marple, near St »ck- Romiley, ete. 
 por 
 Clarence St., Southend-on-Sea Victoria, Shoeburyness. 
 Mentmore Estate Office, Leigh- Mentmore 
 ton Buzzard 
 Estate Office, Allestree, Derby Capt. L. G. Gisbourne 
 Ellesmere Estate Office, Worsley, Earl of Ellesmere 
 Manchester 
 Scriven, Knaresborough Scriven Park 
 Maiden Bradley, Somerset Duke of Somerset 
 Thornham Estate Office, Buersel, Thornham 
 Rochdale 
 The Farm, Abbeyleix, Ireland Viscount de Vesci 
 Bawdsey Estate Office, Wood- Bawdsey 
 bridge, Suffolk 
 Estate Office, Gatton Park, 
 Surrey (Merstham Station) 
 Gilfoot, Newmilns, N.B. Loudoun 
 Lynwood, Queen’s Park,Oswestry Nantymeichiaid. ete, 
 95 Piescoed St., Windsor Vaughan 
 St. Colme House, Aberdour, Fife Earl of Moray’s Fife and 
 Perthshire Estates. 
 Estate Office. Mynde Park, Much Mynde Park 
 Dewehurch, Hereford (Tram 
 Inn Station) 
 17 Union Court Old Broad St.,E.C. Highfield, Winchmore 
 College Court, Shrewsbury Leaton Knoll 
 31 Queen Victoria St., E.C. Haslewood Park, Palmer’s 
 
 J. Coleman, Esq., 
 
 Green, N. 
 Alford, Lines. she T. Grant Thorold, 
 sq. 
 Crichel, Wimborne Crichel 
 Smithwick Hall, Congleton Somerford 
 
 Riddings Estate Office, nr. Alfreton Alfreton Ironworks. 
 Commercial Bank Buildings, Brad- J. A. J owett, Esq. 
 
 ford 
 Walmer Walmer Estates Co., ete. 
 Bank St., Ashford, Kent Godington Park 
 Manor House, Padstow, Cornwall C. G. P. Brune, Esq. 
 Estate Office, Field House, Tri- Field House 
 
 angle, near Halifax 
 
 Rosedale Cottage, Otterburn, Amble, ete. 
 Northumberland 
 
 Coolfadda House, Bandon, Co. Bandon 
 Cork 
 
 state Office, Enys, Penryn Enys 
 
 Rise, East Yorks. W. Bethell, Esq. 
 Leith Estate Office, Queen St., Leith 
 Deal 
 Coombe Warren, Kingston-on- Coombe 
 Thames 
 Queen St., Norwich Great Hospital Trust 
 Witton Park Estate Offices, Rich- Witton Park 
 mond Terrace, Blackburn 
 Huntroyde Estate Office, Padiham Huntroyde 
 Woodland Villa, Queen’s Park, Hothersali Hall 
 Blackburn. 
 12 National St., Towyn, Wales Dolangwyn, ete. 
 Estate Office, Hulton Park, Bolton Hulton 
 Woodhouse, Loughborough Blau Manor 
 
 Kstate Office, Holme Lacey, Here- Earl of Chesterfield 
 
 ford 
 Arnold 
 Earl Brownlow 
 Mrs. A. C. Fairfax Lucy, 
 
 ete. 
 
 Estate Office, Dalton Holme, Lord Hotham 
 Beverley 
 
 Southersduwn, Bridgend, Glam. 
 
 Masonic Hall, Todmorden 
 
 Windermere Buildings, Winder- 
 mere 
 
 Whitegate, near Northwich Vale Royal 
 
 Estate Office, Ardsley, Barnsley, Micklethwaithe 
 (Stairfoot Station) 
 
 Estate Office, Croston Hall, nr. Croston Hall 
 Preston 
 
 Manthorpe Lodge, Grantham 
 17 Jury St., Warwick 
 
 Glamorgan 
 
 Greenwood’s Trustees 
 Calgarth, ete. 
 
 The Knoll, Truro Pencalenick 
 
 Pearson House, Whittington, nr. Whittington Hall 
 Kirkby Lonsdale ; 
 
 Liskeard Llantydrock 
 
 Alloway Cottage, Ayr, N.B. 
 27 Market Hill, Cambridge 
 
 Cambusdoon,Colstoun,ete. 
 Earl Carrington, ete. 
 
 Liwynon, Llanedwen, Anglesey Coed Helen 
 
 1 Princes St., Westminster, S.W. Newborough and ( Jakeley 
 The Manor, Lechlade, Glos. James Jones, Esq. 
 Blackfordby, Ashby-de-la-Zouch Sir M. C. B. Cave, Bart. - 
 Bretton, near Wakefield Bretton 
 
Kaye. W.L. 
 Kemp-Smith, F. 
 Kendle, G. R., 
 
 Kevan, P. & J. 
 King, F.H. 
 Kirkby, H. B. 
 Kittow, J. & Son 
 Knapman. H. C. 
 Knowles, G. T. 
 Lambert, J. H 
 Lambert, L. F 
 
 Larminie, A.C. 
 Lascelles, A. G. 
 
 Leese, V. F. 
 
 Leslie, A.C. 
 L’Estrange,H.G. 
 Lewis, A. W. 
 Lipscomb, B. 
 
 Lloyd, G. W. 
 Lloyd, P.,&Son 
 
 Longe, J. M. 
 Loveless, J. D. 
 
 Lowis, A. E. 
 Luckock, E. H. 
 
 Macdonald,R.R. 
 MacGarva, G. R. 
 MacGarva, W. 
 MacGregor, P., 
 MacIntosh, W. 
 Mackenzie, D. F. M 
 Mackenzie,W. A. 
 MacNicoll, D. 
 McClintock, A. 
 McCowan, J. C. 
 McCullagh, J. 
 McDonald, A. 
 McIntosh, D. 
 McKinlay, D. 
 McLaren, J. T. 
 McLean, D. 
 
 McLennan, W. 
 Maister,C.L.N. 
 
 Mallinson, A. E. 
 Mangin, A. R. 
 Manners, H. A. 
 
 Matheson, D. 
 Matthews, A. 
 Meaby, T. J. 
 Meadows, J. & 
 
 Meiklejohn, 
 
 ; Bil fe 
 Mendham, J. 
 Menzies, G. 
 Meyer, H. L. 
 Middleton, W. 
 Miles, C. A. 
 Milligan, W. 
 
 Mills & Milnes 
 Moncaster, T. 
 
 ON. COM. Z. 
 
 ESTATE MANAGERS, FACTORS & STEWARDS. 43 
 
 Estate Office, Worksop Osberton 
 
 “* Royalcot,” Stanstead, Essex. Sir J. Blyth, Bart. 
 Manor Office, Orsett, Essex Whitmore 
 
 Estate Office, Wilton, Salisbury Earl of Pembroke. 
 Thorndon Estate Office, Ingate- Thorndon. 
 stone, Essex. 
 
 12 Acresfield, Bolton Ridgway 
 Estate Office, Foxholes, Rochdale Foxholes 
 Old Corn Exchange, Lincoln Boultham 
 
 Church St., Launceston R. C. Coode, Esq., ete. 
 Estate Office, Norman Court, Norman Court 
 Salisbury 
 Estate Office, Rolleston Hall, Sir O. Mosley 
 ’ Burton-on-Trent 
 Redmont Hill, Ballinasloe Pollok 
 Hewell Estate Office, nr. Redditch Hevwell 
 Fisherhill, Castlebar,Co. Mayo —_ Earl of Lucan 
 Estate Ottice, Thorpe, Thrapston Thorpe 
 (Thorpe Station) 
 Estate Office, Lydney Park, Lyd- Lydney Park 
 ney, Glos. 
 Estate Office, Hursley Park, Hursley Park 
 Winchester (Chandlers Ford 
 Station) 
 Estates Office, Newton-le- Willows, Lord Newton 
 Lancs. 
 Markree Estate Office, Wine St., Markree, etc. 
 Sligo 
 
 Chilton Foliat, Hungerford Littlecote 
 
 Willesley, nr. Tetbury Weston Birt 
 
 Savile Estate Offices, Dewsbury Savile 
 
 Hutton Hall, Penrith Lowther 
 
 The Rectory, Berriew, S.O., Vaynor 
 Montgomery 
 
 Estate Office, Croxteth, Liverpool Lord Sefton 
 Estate Office, Hay, Hereford- Clyro Court, ete. 
 shire 
 Estate Office, Hillbutts, nr. Wim- Kingston Lacey, Corfe 
 
 borne Castle, ete. 
 Estate Office, Taplow Court, Lord Desborough 
 Taplow 
 
 Estate Office, Sudbourn Hall, Sudbourn Hall 
 Ortord, Suffolk (Wickham 
 Market Station) 
 Estate Office, Langford, Bristol Sidney Hill, Esq. 
 (Langford Station) 
 Couston House, Aberdour, Fife Donibristle 
 Chamberlain of Argyle, Inverary, Inverary 
 B 
 
 N.B. 
 
 Estate Office, Maesllwch, Glas- Maesllwch 
 bury-on-Wye 
 
 Llanarth Estate Office, Westgate Llanarth 
 Chmbrs., Newport, Mon. 
 
 “Kingsdowne,”’ Greville Road, C. Hylton Jolliffe, Esq. 
 Richmond, Surrey 
 
 16 Union Terrace, Aberdeen Cluny 
 
 58 George St., Whithorn, Ravenstone, ete. 
 Wigtownshire 
 
 Estate Office, Innes, Elgin Thos. McKenzie, Esq. 
 
 Estates Office, Ardwell, Stranraer, Ardwell 
 N.B. 
 
 Estate Office, Springkell, Eccle- Springkell 
 fechan, N.B. (Kirtlebridge 
 Station. ) 
 Fife Estates Office, Banff, N.B. Duff House, etc. 
 orton Hall Estate Office, Morton Hall, etc, 
 Liberton, Midlothian 
 
 Estate Office, West Dean, West Dean 
 Chichester (Singleton Station) 
 
 Derwas, Abergele Coed Coch 
 
 Hillsborough, Co. Down Hillsborough Castle 
 
 Hatfield, Herts Hatfield 
 
 Glasslough, Co. Monaghan Leslie, ete. 
 
 Glenarm, Co. Antrim Earl of Antrim 
 
 Lochrosque Castle, Vingwall,N.B. Lochrosque 
 
 Estate Office, Bedwell Park, Bedwell Park 
 Hatfield (Cole Green Station) 
 
 Estate Office, Polmaise, Stirling, Polmaise, ete. 
 
 IN: B: 
 Sutherland Estate Offices, Golspie, Duke of Sutherland 
 N.B. 
 
 Grainbank, Kirkwall, N.B. Orkney 
 Estate Office, Swinton Park, Swinton Park 
 Masham, 8.O., Yorks. 
 Estate Offices, Spilsby, Lines. Lord Willoughby de 
 Eresby 
 Meyrick Estate Office, Gervis Meyrick 
 Chambers, Bournemouth 
 Westgate, Grantham Buckminster Park 
 Estate Office, Sydenham, Lew Hon. Mrs. Tremayne 
 Down, S.O., N. Devon 
 Sycamour, Louth Lord de Blaquiere, ete. 
 Mullingar, Ireland Sir M. Chapman 
 Meikleour, Perth Meikleour 
 Ballinahinch Castle, Galway Ballinahinch, ete. 
 istate Office, Cockington, Torquay Cockington Court 
 Estate Office, Oakley, Market Oakley, etc., ete. 
 Drayton 
 Novar Estates Offices, Evanton, Novar and Raith 
 Ross-shire 
 Hall Farm, Raveningham, Norwich N. H Bacon, Esq. 
 Trentham, Stoke-on-Trent Duke of Sutherland 
 Estate Office, Cadland, Southamp- Cadland 
 
 ton 
 St. Ives Estate Office, Bingley, St. Ives 
 Yorks. 
 Victoria Chambers, Bridge Street. Power’s 
 Newport, Mon. 
 Maxwell St., Dalbeattie, N.B. Munches 
 57 Hamilton §q., Birkenhead Storeton 
 
 Rosedale Abbey, near Pickering, Rosedale, Leppington ,ete 
 Yorks. 
 
 Montgomery, 
 1G Si 
 Morgan.G. H. 
 
 Morgan, M. V 
 Mortey, A.L.Y. Great Brington, Northampton Althorp barn 
 
 Morris (C. R.), 
 Sons & Peard 
 
 Morrison, W. 
 
 Morton, J. P. 
 
 Moscrop, A. 
 Munckton, T. 
 
 Murray, J.C. 
 Mutter, G. H. 
 
 Neighbour, L. 
 Nettleship, T. 
 Nevill, R. H. 
 
 Nixon, J. J. 
 North, G. F. 
 
 Nutter, W. H. 
 O’Donel, F. 
 Owen, S. H. 
 
 Owen, T. G. 
 Owen, W.S. 
 
 Paget, EC: 
 
 Parker, H. J. 
 Parkin, ae 
 Parmeter, F. 
 Partridge, F.G. Estate Office, Brackley 
 Payton, A.C. 
 
 Peirson; Houde 
 Pendered, J., & 
 Ss 
 
 Perrin, W. G. 
 Potter, f, D3 
 Prater, T. H. 
 Prices Case. 
 
 Price, W. M. 
 
 Pritchett, E. 
 Proctor, Ss. W. 
 
 Punchard, F. 
 
 Ramsden, T. H. Bramhope, Leeds 
 Rawlence & 
 
 Rees, CG. F. 
 
 Richards, A. 
 Richards & 
 
 Robertson, J. 
 
 Robertson, J. 
 Robinson, A. 
 
 Rolfe, J.& R. 
 Rolleston & Co. 
 Rowbottom, F. Estate Office, Honingham, Norwich Honingham Hail, ete. 
 
 Hanger Hill Estate Office, 2 Haven Hanger Hill 
 Lane, Ealing, W. 
 St. Columb’s Court, Londonderry Ivish Society 
 
 Beaulieu Manor Office, Brocken- . Beaulieu Manor 
 hurst 
 Maesydderwen, Mountain Ash Dufftown 
 
 (Althorp Park Station) 
 North Curry, Taunton Quantock, ete. 
 
 Gledtield, Arday, Ross-shire Gledfieid 
 Rookery Farm, Hatton, Shifnal Hatton Grange 
 Broomhall Estate Office, Charles- Earl of Elgin 
 town, Fife 
 Thorganby Hall, York J.J. Dunnington-J effer- 
 son, Esq., etc., ete. 
 Estate Office, Kiveton Park, near Kiyeton Park, etc. 
 Sheftield 
 Estate Office,Old Warden, Biggles- Col. F. Shuttleworth 
 wade (Southill Station) 
 Camperdown Estates Office, Dry- Camperdown 
 burgh, Lochee, Dundee 
 216, West George Street, Glasgow Pollok 
 Burghley Estate Office, Stamford Burghley & Aswarley Pk. 
 Dallam Tower Estate Office, Dallam’ Tower 
 Milnthorpe 
 
 Blithfield, Rugeley Blithfield 
 Waterloo House, Market Rasen Holton Beckering 
 Lydbury North, Salop Walcot 
 34 Saville Row, W. Rays 
 Estate Office, Hengraye, Bury St. Hengrave 
 Edmunds 
 Nicholls, W. J. Tregarne Terrace, St. Austell F. Leyland-Barratt, Esq. 
 
 Cambo, Northumberland Sir G. O. Trevelyan, Bart. 
 paratbtiel aay Mortimer, 8.O., Duke of Wellington, ete. 
 Berks 
 Pier Office, St. Anne’s-on-the-Sea St. Anne’s-on-the-Sea 
 Land & Building Co., Ld. 
 Ellison St., Castlebar,Co. Mayo Six K. W. H. Palmer 
 Puddletown, Dorchester Col. W. EK. Brymer 
 
 St. Mary’s Hill, Tenby Picton Castle 
 Market Hall, Holyhead Penrhres 
 Cefn Gwifed, Newtown, Mont. Gregynog 
 Harewood, Leeds Harewood 
 
 Estate Office, Carclew, Perran ar Col. Tremayne 
 Worthal, Cornwall 
 
 The Fernery, Burnham, Som. Grove 
 6 St. John Street, Herefora Homend, etc. 
 Parker, Hon. T. LKccleston, Chester Eaton 
 
 EstateOffice,Serlby, Bawtry, Yorks. Viscount Galway 
 
 Estate Office, Babworth, Retford Col. Devison 
 
 24 Grainger St. West, Newcastle- Townley Estates in Dur- 
 
 on-Tyne ham, Lanes., Yorks., &c. 
 
 Ellesmere, etc. 
 
 ehidy Estate Office, Camborne Tehidy 
 
 Estate Office, Stourton Hall, Livesey 
 Horncastle 
 
 ce Ottice, Bank St., Airdrie, Airdrie, Sheardrum, etc. 
 N 
 
 EstateOffice,SyonHouse,Brentford Syon House 
 Brancepeth, 8.0., Co. Durham Brancepeth 
 Maiket Square, Wellingborough Orlingbury 
 
 Marshal Row, Swanage Darlston Park 
 Pickard, T. W. Estate Ottice, Glynde, Lewes, Glynde 
 Sussex (Glynde Station). 
 Blackshore, near Bewdley, Wores. Ribbesford 
 
 bees state Office, Aberford, Lotherton 
 
 eeds 
 
 Craig Hall, Bolam, Belsay, New- Lord Ducie, ete. 
 
 castle-on-Tyne (Angerton Sta- 
 
 tion) 
 
 Minto, Hawick (Hassendean Lord Minto 
 Station) 
 
 Estate Otiice, Bury St. Edmunds Hardwick 
 
 Estate Office, Queen St., Great Har- Clayton Hall 
 wood, Lancs. 
 
 Underley Estate Office, Kirkby Underley 
 Lonsdale 
 
 Estate Ottice, Holme, York Mrs. F. D. Harford 
 
 Pyke-Nott, J. M. state Office, Dumbleton, near Campden, Dumbleton, ete. 
 
 Evesham 
 
 Sir A. IT. Lawson, Bart. 
 
 15 Great George St., S.W. Bloomfield, ete. 
 
 Estate Office, Stanmore Bentley Priory and Stan- 
 more Park 
 
 Earnock Estate Office, Hillhouse, Earnuck & Neilsland 
 Hamilton, N.B. 
 
 Newton Abbot Colehayes 
 
 816 High Rd., Tottenham, N. Huxley, ete. 
 Charles St. Chambers, Cardiff Coythan Park 
 
 Estate Office, Horsforth, nr. Leeds Col. Sir W. Spencer- 
 Stanhope 
 Somerleyton, near Lowestoft Somerleyton 
 
 Robertson, C. B. Faskally Estate Office, Pitlochry, Faskally 
 N.B 
 
 Panmure Estates Office,Carnoustie, Earl of Dalhousie 
 N 
 
 Robertson, J. H. Estate Office, Claydon, Winslow, Bucks and Anglesey (Sir 
 
 Bucks E. Verney, Bart.) 
 
 S. Cawdor Estate Office, Nairn, N.B Cawdor 
 
 The brewery, St. Helens, Lanes. Eccleston Hall 
 
 Robinson, J. W. Keswick Derwentwater 
 Keir, Bridge of Allan, N.B. Keir 
 Wiggenton House, Beaconsfield Hall-Barn 
 Grey Friars, Leicester Aylestone 
 
Rowe, J. 
 
 Russell, W. 
 Rutherford, J.A. 
 Rylands and 
 
 The Fairhaven Estate Co., Ld., 
 Pollux Gate, Fairhaven, near 
 Lytham 
 
 Luss Estates Office, Helensburgh, Luss 
 N 
 
 Fairhaven Estate Co.,Ld. 
 
 ‘Bat 
 Carnarvon Estate Office, Highclere, Lord Carnarvon 
 Newbury 
 
 47 Dyer St., Cirencester Knowle Park, ete. 
 
 Master 
 
 Sample, T., & 
 Cc 
 
 Se & 
 Sample,T.&W.C. 
 
 Sandford, M. 
 Sandford- 
 Thompson,W.J 
 
 Sclater. E. 
 Scott, J. 
 
 Scrimgeour, J. 
 Scriven, C. H. 
 Scriven, R. 
 Senior, T. E. 
 Sewill, W. 
 Shaw, E. 
 Shaw, R. 
 Sheard, T. 
 
 Simpson, J. J. 
 Sims, G. T. 
 Skitt, C.J. 
 Sleigh, J. 
 Smith & 
 Marshall 
 Smith, C. H. 
 
 Smith, G. N. 
 
 Smith, J. 
 Smith, J. T. 
 Smith, T. 
 Smith, Wheater 
 Smith, W. F. 
 Smith, W. L. 
 Snedden, W. W. 
 Southam, F. W. 
 
 Spackman & Pole 6 Terrace Walks, Bath 
 
 Spelman’s 
 Stace, H.'P. 
 Stallard, W. 
 Stanhope, Cap- 
 tain P.S. 
 Stanton, W. L. 
 
 Steele, T. V. 
 
 Stevens, M. 
 Stevens, W. 
 Stewart & 
 Whyte 
 Stewart, Capt. 
 INGE: 
 Stewart, D. D. 
 
 Stewart, D. W. 
 Stewart, F. 
 
 Stewart, J. 
 Stewart, J. 
 
 Stewart, J. M. 
 
 Stewart, W. 
 Stobort, F. 
 
 Story, E. H. 
 Strutt, Hon. 
 E.G. 
 Sturge, W. 
 Sturgess, J. M. 
 
 Swallow, E. 
 
 Swanston, D. 
 Sworder & Sons 
 
 Matfen, nr. Corbridge-on-Tyne Prudhoe Hall 
 
 Estate Office, Bothal Castle, near Duke of Portland 
 Morpeth 
 
 Estate Office, Maresfield Park, nr. Count A. Miinster 
 Uckfield 
 
 The Villa, Montrose, N.B. Kintore 
 
 Boyne Hill, Navan 
 
 Estate Office; Newton Hall, 
 Stocksfield-on-Tyne, Northum- 
 berland 
 
 Donne Lodge, Donne, N.B. 
 
 Thong, near Gravesend Cobham Hall 
 
 Castle Ashby, Northampton Finedon Hall 
 
 Zetland Estate Office, Marske-by Lord Zetland 
 the-Sea, Yorks. 
 
 Manor Office, North Bridge St., 
 Sunderland 
 
 Bryngwyn, Hereford 
 
 Henshaw, Yeadon, Yorks. 
 
 High St., Clayton West, near 
 Huddersfield 
 
 Estate Office, Kirklees, Brighouse Sir G. Armytage, Bart. 
 
 Neath Abbey EstateOffice, Abbey Neath Abbey 
 Road, Neath 
 
 Estate Office, Birkdale, Lancs. 
 
 Strichen, S.O., Aberdeenshire 
 
 Chippenham 
 
 Slane, etc. 
 Lady John Joicey Cecil 
 
 Donne Lodge 
 
 Monkwearmouth Shore 
 
 Bryngwyn 
 Carlton 
 Clayton West Park 
 
 Ince-Blundell 
 Strichen 
 Sir J. Neeld 
 
 Wood Stanway, Winchcombe, 
 S.0O., Glos. 
 
 Crawshay Bailey’s Estate Office, 
 Pentre, 8.O., Glamorganshire 
 (Ystrad Station) 
 
 Oakenshaw Estate Office, Clayton- Oakenshaw 
 
 le-Moors, near Accrington 
 
 Estate Office, Tatton Dale, Knuts- 
 
 Stanway, Wood Norton, 
 
 ete. 
 Crawshay Bailey 
 
 Earl Egerton 
 
 ford 
 Cassillis & Culzean Estate Office, 
 The Castle, Maybole, N.B. 
 Messrs. Smith & Gotthardt, 
 15 Cheapside, Bradford 
 Steward’s Office, Easton Park, Hamilton, etc. 
 Wickham Market 
 Garswood Estate Offices, Ashton- Garswood 
 in-Makerfield, Lanes. 
 Estate Offices, Drumpellier, Coat- D.W.R.Carrick- Buchanan 
 bridge, N.B. Esq. 
 Fox Hill, West Haddon, Rugby Hon. EK. A. Fitz Roy 
 Balhampton, etc. 
 Lichfield 
 Weston 
 Madresfield Court 
 Crompton Stanfield, etc. 
 
 Marquis of Ailsa 
 Heaton, Shipley, & Burley 
 
 Hall Quay, Great Yarmouth 
 Brackley 
 
 Pierpoint Street, Worcester 
 Estate Office, Azerley, Ripon 
 
 Estate Office, Honington, Ships- Sir G. H. D’E Skipworth, 
 
 ton-on-Stour Bart., H. Gilbert, Esq., 
 ete. 
 
 Estate Office, Blackmoor, Liss, Earl of Selborne 
 Hants 
 
 18 Exchange St., Manchester Trafford Park 
 
 Broadclyst, Exeter Killerton, ete. 
 
 29 St. Andrew Square, Edinburgh Gartsherrie 
 
 Estate Office, Vaynol Park, Port Vaynol Park 
 Dinorwic, N. Wales 
 
 Rossie Estate Office, Inchture, Rossie Priory and Fingask 
 Perthshire Castle 
 
 Cartland, Lanark Lee & Carnwath 
 
 Surveyor’s Office, Canni: g Cham- Marquis of Salisbury 
 bers, 2 St. John St., Liverpool 
 
 Heathfield, Irvine, N.B. 
 
 Estates Offices, Sandbeck Park, 
 Tickhill, Rotherham 
 
 Montgomerie Kstate Office, 
 Irvine, N.B. 
 
 Towneley Estate Office, Burnley Towneley 
 
 Biddick Hall Fence Houses, Co. Lambton Castle 
 Durham 
 
 90 King St., Manchester 
 
 ‘* Whitelands,’’ Hatfield Peveril, 
 Witham, Essex 
 
 Earl of Eglinton 
 Sandbeck Park 
 
 Montgomerie 
 
 Brooks’s 
 Terling Place 
 
 Corn St., Bristol Portishead 
 Penshurst Park, near Tonbridge Penshurst Park 
 (Penshurst Station) 
 Orton Estate Office, Bank Cham- Marquis of Huntly 
 bers, Market Place, Peter- 
 borough 
 
 Morton Terrace, Gainsborough 
 
 Sir H. B. Bacon, Bart. 
 Bishop’s Stortford 
 
 Hockerill Park 
 
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 Tait, W. oH: 
 Talbot, G. P. 
 
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 Taylor, A. 
 
 Taylor, I. 
 Temperley, R.R. 
 
 Tener, E.S. 
 Terris, J. 
 Thomas, H. 
 
 Thomas, L. 
 Thomson, J. 
 Thomson, W. 
 Thursfield, T. H. 
 Tower, B. R. C. 
 Townsend, G.C. 
 Treharne, D. 
 Turner, T. W. 
 
 Turner, J. H. 
 Tutin; Df 
 
 Vercoe, H. 
 Vernon, R. 
 
 Wade, O H. 
 Wadham & Son 
 
 Walker, H. 
 Walker, I. A. 
 
 Walker, W. E. 
 Wall, T. W. 
 
 Ward, J. 
 Watney, D., & 
 Sons 
 Watson, H. E. 
 Watson, J. 
 
 Watson, J. B. 
 Watson, R. 
 Watson, W., & 
 Son 
 Weatherill, 
 
 : G. F. 
 Webb, F.N. 
 Wellesley, C.G. 
 Wells, W. H. 
 White, J. 
 Whitlock, W. 
 
 Whitlow, H. 
 Whitmore, C. J. 
 
 Wilbraham,&.S. 
 
 Willcocks, E. 
 Wilkinson, J. 
 Wilkinson, P. 
 
 Williams, A.A. 
 Williams, T. 
 Williams- 
 Drummond, D. 
 Willyams, H. J. 
 Wilmot, Flower, 
 & Wilmot 
 Wilson, J.C. 
 
 Wilson, J. G. 
 Wilson (Silk) & 
 Sons 
 
 Wood, J. M. 
 Woodward, W. 
 Wooley, T. J. 
 
 Wormald, H. 
 Wright, A. I. 
 
 Wynne, Major 
 Yates, R: 
 
 Yorstoun, M.C. 
 
 Young (Douglas) 51 Coleman St., E.C. 
 & Co. 
 Young, H.A.L. 
 
 caster 
 Prince Consort’s Shaw Farm, 
 
 H.M. the King 
 Windsor 
 
 Seas ie Woodhouse, Rother- Wentworth 
 am 
 2 City Road, E.C. Mitchell's 
 
 Kildrummy, Mossat, Aberdeen- Kildrummy 
 
 shire 
 Coleshill, Bagillt, Holywell, Wales Vivian 
 Estates Office, Alnwick Castle, Alnwick Castle 
 Northumberland 
 The Square, Loughrea, Ireland Marquis of Clanricarde 
 Dullomuir, Blairadam, N.B. Blairadam 
 Botrea, Newbridge, 8.O., Corn- J. Scobell Armstrong, 
 wall (Penzance Station) Esq., ete. 
 Prospect House, Rhymney, Mon. Rhymney Iron Co. 
 Estate Office, Brayton, Carlisle Brayton 
 Fife-Keith N.B. Gleurcrines 
 The Grange, MuchWenlock, Salop Condover, etc. 
 
 Ellesmere, Salop Bridgwater 
 Estate Office, Tipperary Smith-Barry 
 Pentre House, Pentre Pentre, etc. 
 
 we Estate Offices, Mans- Welbeck 
 e 
 Portland Estate Office, Kilmar- 
 
 Troon 
 nock, N.B. 
 Estate Office, Skelton-in-Cleve- Lt.-Col.W.H. A.Wharton 
 land, Yorks. 
 
 Pendarves, Camborne 
 Estate Office, Hambleden, Hen- 
 ley-on-Thames 
 
 W.C., Pendarves, Esq. 
 C. A. Scott-Murray, Esq. 
 
 Studley Estate Office, Ripon Studley 
 
 6 Cornwallis Street, Barrow-in- Duke of Buccleuch 
 Furness 
 
 Royal Hotel, Whitby West Cliff 
 
 King’s Weston Estate Office, 
 Shirehampton, Bristol 
 
 Polefield Hall, Prestwich, Lancs. 
 
 Estate Office, Hindlip, Worcester 
 (Fernhill-Heath Station) 
 
 Seafield Estates Office, Keith, N.B. Seafield 
 
 83 Poultry, E.C. Manor of Eton 
 
 King’s Weston 
 
 Earl of Wilton - 
 Lord Hindlip 
 
 Estate Office, Petworth, Sussex 
 Wentbridge, Pontefract 
 
 Lord Leconfield 
 H. J. Hope Barton, Esq., 
 
 ete. 
 Shirburn, near Wallingford Macclesfield 
 Stonehouse, Hayton, Carlisle 8S. H. B. Giaham, Esq. 
 Victoria Buildings, Alfreton Grange 
 Estate Office, Farnley, Otley, Farnley Hall 
 
 Yorks. 
 Babraham, Cambridge 
 The Estate Office, Warter, York 
 Estate Office, Evershot, Dorset 
 Hale Estate Office, Warrington 
 Poole House, Great Yeldbam, 
 
 Halstead, Essex 
 Princes’ St., Ulverston 
 Cowdray Estate Ottice, Midhurst Cowdray 
 St. Giles, Cranborne, Salisbury © Karl of Shaftesbury 
 TrebarthaEstateOffice, Launceston Trebartha 
 The Grange, Kirkeudbright, N.B. St. Mary’s Isle 
 Estate Office, Crosswood, Aberys- Crosswood 
 
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 Park Estate Office, Pontypool Pontypool Park 
 Ynisygerwn, Neath Tennant 
 Portiscliff, Ferryside, Carmarthen Pembroke 
 
 C. Adearne, Esq. 
 Warter Priory 
 Melbury, etc. 
 
 ' Hale 
 Cut Hedge 
 
 Ulverston Town Liwvnds 
 
 Barndale, Alnwick Alnwick Castle 
 
 Waterloo Street, Birmingham Soho 
 
 Tulliallan Estate Office, Kincar- Tulliallan 
 dine-on-Forth 
 
 Woodsome, near Huddersfield Woodsome 
 
 Bank of England Chambers, Tib Duchy of Lancaster, etc., 
 Lane, Cross Street, Manchester _ etc. 
 
 Oross Bank, Warton, Carnforth Dalton Hall, etc. 
 
 Edale House, Cottingham, Hull Church 
 
 97 Gresham Street, E.C. Hutton Mount 
 
 Longland’s, Holkham, Norfolk Holkham 
 
 Caerleon House, Cardigan Priory 
 
 Clungunford, Ashton-on-Clun, Clungunford 
 Salop 
 
 South Queen St., Morley, Yorks. Woodsome 
 
 Duke of Northumberland’s Es- Tynemouth 
 tate Office, Newcastle-on- 
 Tyne 
 
 Bush Estate Office, Pembroke Bush 
 
 Milton Abbey Office, Blandford, Milton Abbey 
 Dorset 
 
 Irvine House, Canobie, N.B. Duke of Buccleuch 
 
 Mitcham Park, & Croham 
 Park, Croydon, etc. 
 
 The Johnstone Estate ,Office, Johnstone : 
 
 Weymouth 
 
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