THE EDINBURGH GAZETTE, JANUARY 30, 1906.
NOTICE.
HE Business of FLEMING & CO., Merchants, 3
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Robertson Street, Glasgow, formerly carried on b
the late Robert Fleming, was sold and transferred, as a
23rd March 1903 (the date of his death), by Mrs. Isabell
Fleming, his widow and Executrix, to liis sons, Willian
Gilmour Fleming and Robert Daniel Fleming, who ar
continuing the Business under the same Firm name.
ISABELLA FLEMING,
Executrix of the Late ROUEKT FLEMING.
WILLIAM FLEMING.
R. D. FLEMING.
GEO. W. MURRAY, Apprentice to Stevenson
& Brownlie, Writers, Glasgow, Witness.
JNO. W. SXODGIIASS, Apprentice to Stevenson & Brownlie, Writers, Glasgow, Witness.
HE Firm of GEORGE RUTHERFORD THOMSON
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& SON, Auctioneers, Arbroath, carrying on bnsines
at 43 Marketgate and Brothock House, Arbroath, ha
been DISSOLVED, as at the 26th day of January 1906
by mutual consent.
The Business will continue to be carried on by George
Rutherford Thomson under the same name of GEOKGE
RUTHERFORD THOMSON & Sox", for his own behoof.
Messrs. George Rutherford Thomson & Son an
authorised to uplift all the debts due to, and they wil
discharge all debts and liabilities due by, the Firm.
Dated at Arbroath, this 26th day of January 1906.
GEO. RUTHERFORD THOMSON.
Witnesses to the Signature of the said
George Rutherford Thomson—
HENRY LOHIMER, Solicitor, Arbroath,
GEO. G. DALGARNO,
Solicitor,
Arbroath.
R. 0. THOMSON.
Witnesses to the Signature of the said
Robert Colville Thomson—
HENKY LORIMER, Solicitor, Arbroath,
GEO. G. DALGARNO,
Solicitor,
Arbroath.
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HE Firm of HUTTON BROTHERS, carrying on
business as Bakers in Cathcart Street, Greenook, was,
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on 24th March 1901, DISSOLVED by mutual consent
of Thomas Hutton, Baker, Greenock, and William
Hutton, formerly Baker, Greenock, now residing in
Cheltenham, the sole Partners thereof.
Since said 24th March 1901, the Business has been
carried on by the Subscriber Thomas Hutton for his own
behoof under said Firm name of HUTTON BROTHERS,
and he is authorised to receive all accounts due to, and
will pay all debts due by, the dissolved Firm.
25th January 1906.
THOMAS HUTTON.
JAMES FRAME, Solicitor, Wallace Place,
Greenock,
JAMES BRYCE, Law-Clerk, Wallace
Place, Greenock,
Witnesses to the Signature of Thomas
Hutton.
WILLIAM HUTTON.
ARTHUR HILL, Chemist and Dentist,
98 High Street, Cheltenham,
JOSEPH GOVER, Chemist's Assistant, 98
High Street, Cheltenham, ,
Witnesses to the Signature of William
Hutton.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
HE Copartnery of LINDSAY, DONALDSON, &
COMPANY, Brass Founders, 20 West Scotland
Street, Glasgow, of which the Subscribers are sole
Partners, was DISSOLVED, as upon the 10th day of
June 1905, by the retiral of William Donaldson.
The debts will be collected and accounts paid by the
Subscriber William Archibald Lindsay.
27th January 1906.
W. A. LINDSAY.
KINROSS, Farmer, Riding Court,
Datchet, Witness to the Signature of
W. A. Lindsay.
LIZZIE KINROSS, Spinster, Datchet,
Witness to the Signature of W. A.
Lindsay.
WILLIAM DONALDSON.
F. DAVISON, Writer, Glasgow, Witness
to the Signature of William Donaldson.
W. SHEARER, Law-Clerk, 87 West
Eegent Street, Glasgow, Witness to
the Signature of William Donaldson.
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NOTICE.
T"nHE Subscriber Thomas Oliphant Hunter Hendry,
J_ Mercantile Agent, 28 Craigmillar Park, Edinburgh,
Sole Trustee of the late Charles Maule Stewart, Cooper in
NOTICE.
Leith, acting under his Tiust Disposition and Settlement,
HE Trustees of the deceased Thomas M'NeiL. Watchdated 7th February 1879, and with Codicil thereto
maker and Jeweller, Greeuock, ceased, as at 9th
annexed, dated 10th September 1892, registered in the
Books of Council and Session on 7th June 1895, has dis- October 1905, to have any interest in the Business of
Watchmaker,
Jeweller, and Optician carried on at 45
posed of the Business and Stock-in-Trade, Plant, &c., of
the Firm of CHARLES STEWART, Cooper, Leith, long "lathcart Street, Greenock, under the Firm name of
carried on by the said now deceased Charles Maule THOMAS M'NEIL.
The said Business was at said date acquired by the
Stewart, as at 30th day of December 1905, to James
Paterson Stewart, Cooper, Leith, eldest surviving son of Subscriber James M'Neil, Watchmaker, Jeweller, and
)ptician, Greenock, son of the deceased, who has managed
the late Mr. Stewart.
The Subscriber, the said James Paterson Stewart, will t since his father's death, and who since 9th October last
•continue said Business of Charles Stewart, for his own las earned it on and will in future carry it on for his own
behoof, at 24 Dock Street, Leith, under the said Firm jehoof under the said Firm name of THOMAS M'NEIL.
The Trustees will pay all liabilities due by the Concern
name of CHARLES STEWART.
All debts due to the said Firm will be received at 24 irior to said 9th October 1905, the said James M'Neil
Dock Street, Leith, and all debts due by the said Firm laying all liabilities incurred since said date, and being
uthorised to collect all debts due to the Concern prior
•will be paid at same address.
nd subsequent to said date.
Dated this 24th day of January 1906.
Greenock, 9th January 1906.
THOMAS OLIPHANT HUNTER HENDRY.
THOMAS H. MACNEIL,
JAMES PATERSON STEWART.
ARCHD. K. MACDONALD,
JOHN DODDS,
Subscribed by the said Thomas Oliphant
Hunter Hendry, as Trustee foreTrustees of the above-named THOMAS M'NEIL.
said, and by James Paterson
JAMES M'NEIL.
Stewart, in the presence of—
JAMES NELSON FIELDING, Clerk,
AMES FRAME, Solicitor, Greenook,
35 Dock Street, Leith, Witness.
Witness.
CHARLES STEWART, Clerk, 66 Ferry
LEX, SHEARER, Solicitor, Greenock,
Road, Loith, Witness.
Witness.
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