James Purvis, cabinet-maker & upholsterer, begs leave to inform the public, that he has commenced business in the above line in the crescent, Hawick; and he hopes, from his knowledge in the several departments of his trade, acquired in some of the most fashionable work-shops in London and Edinburgh, and by punctual attention to his business, and execution of orders, to obtain a share of the public favour. N.B. portable desks, dressing cases, work-tables, and all other fancy work, executed in the neatest manner. Hawick, 10th October, 1827.
Purvis, James,cabinetmaker.
Hawick : Printed by R. Armstrong,
[1827]
Accompanied by a manuscript 2 page 8vo letter dated 'Hawick 3 October, 1859' from Purvis to shipper 'H. T. Wilson & Chambers' of 21 Water Street, Liverpool. The correspondence was in regards to shipping cases containing farm implements to be sent from Liverpool to Victoria, Australia which had been cluttering up Purvis's premises.
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Accompanied by a manuscript 2 page 8vo letter dated 'Hawick 3 October, 1859' from Purvis to shipper 'H. T. Wilson & Chambers' of 21 Water Street, Liverpool. The correspondence was in regards to shipping cases containing farm implements to be sent from Liverpool to Victoria, Australia which had been cluttering up Purvis's premises.
Purvis, James, cabinetmaker.
Cabinetmakers
Cabinetwork
Scotland Hawick.