HUNTLY.
TO CANDLE-MAKERS.
To be sold by Private Bargain,
ALL the CANDLE-MAKING UTENSILS, which belonged to the deceased Wm. Alexander, and since employed in the Trade by Wm. Cumming, the present Proprietor, who, having entered into another branch of business, wishes to dispose of them. - They consist of 1 METAL BOILER, with Frame and Mounting - 1 COPPER BOILER, with Frames and Mounting - 1 TALLOW PRESS - 2 DIPPING BOXES - 4 Large TALLOW TUBS - 1 CASK or COOLER - 3 BEAMS and SCALES - a Lot of POSTS and RODS - 1 COOLING TROUGH - 36 CANDLE MOULDS in 3 Stools - 2 LARGE FRAMES - 3 COOLING BOARDS.
Huntly, now a thriving and populous town, affords an excellent opening to any person of moderate Capital, desirous of carrying on to advantage, the above business.
Further information may be obtained by applying to William Cumming, in Huntly, the present Proprietor.
Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 29th December 1819.
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