Alterations to 73 John Street

M194 Alterations to 73 John Street

Address: 73, John Street, Glasgow
Date: 1900
Client: James McMichael & Sons
Authorship: Authorship category 4 (Office) (Office)

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The job books of Honeyman & Keppie (later Honeyman, Keppie & Mackintosh) are now held by The Hunterian, University of Glasgow and include four volumes related to the Mackintosh period. The books were used by the firm to keep a project-by-project, day-by-day record of contractors, suppliers and expenditure. The name of a project and/or client is usually at the top of the left-hand page, followed by information about tradesmen who tendered. The name of the measurer (quantity surveyor) is usually at the top of the right-hand page, followed by information about payments to contractors and suppliers. All of the data for M194 is entered in the tables below.

Page numbering is not consistent in the job books. Sometimes a single number refers to a double-page spread and sometimes each page is individually numbered. Here, each image of a double-page spread is identified by the number given at the top of the left-hand page. (Images of all of the pages from the four job books can be found at Browse Job Books, Visit Book and Cash Book.)

The following information about M194 has been extracted from the job books:

Job book: 53061
Page: 173

Client: James McMichael & Son

Tenders:

Contractor Type Address Date Value Accepted
Spittal Brothers artificer no data in job book 6 August 1900 £105 0s 0d 1 yes
(no data in job book)
John Baxter artificer no data in job book 10 August 1900 £136 0s 0d no
Thomas Brown artificer no data in job book 20 August 1900 2 £103 10s 0d no
John Wilson painter no data in job book 6 November 1900 £21 9s 4d yes
(no data in job book)

Payments (trades):

Name Type Payment out sum
Spittal Brothers artificer Payment date: 5 January 1901
£146 0s 0d
John Wilson painter Payment date: 7 January 1901
£21 9s 4d

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Notes:

1: Second tender on 23 October 1900 for 'new partition': £9 5s 0d.

2: 'no mending of cracked [illegible]'.