Messrs J. H. Kirk and Co. cash buyers of wool, have recently moved into new and commodious brick premises in Don street, Inverc.trgill. Owing to their large trade in wo.il, hides and seeds, the old premises on the opposite side of the street were found totauy inadequate to cope with the increasing consignments of produce and the new premises were consequently buiit. The lower tioor is devoted to seed store rooms and machinery; the front part of the building to commodious and well lighted offices ; the second floor to wool storing and classing rooms and to another office ; while spaces for hides, rabbitskins, (of which tic hrm purchases immense quantities) and tallow, are provided for. Lifts connect the lower floors with the upper, speaking tubes provide for com munication between the offices and any other part of the large building, and tele phones have been fitted up in each office. The building itself presents a very im posing appearance, and it is a handsome addition to the architecture of Invercar gill.
REVIEW.
PICTUUSQITE EI'IMJI'KGH. By L'iiill. line F. L>ckie. Julin Lockie, Eliiilii.rjli. VVhuconibe and lombs, Danei.hu.
