![]() | M207 The Hill House, HelensburghAddress: Upper Colquhoun Street, Helensburgh G84 9AJDate: 1902–4 Client: Walter W. Blackie Authorship: ![]() |
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 M000 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 M000 has been extracted from the job books:
Phase 1:
Client: Walter W. Blackie
Measurer: Barr & Fyfe
Tenders:
Contractor | Type | Address | Date | Value | Accepted |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Alex Millar | mason | 100 East Princes Street, Helensburgh | 1902 | £2990 0s 0d | no |
John Jack | mason | 24 Lomond Street, Helensburgh | 1902 | £2849 16s 7d | no |
J. P. Jamieson | mason | Baillieston, Lanarkshire | 1902 | £2841 0s 5d | no |
R. Aitkenhead & Son | mason | 37 Trafalgar Street, Greenock | 1902 | £2583 10s 2d | yes (3 May 1902) |
Hutchison & Grant | mason | Pitt Street, Glasgow | 1902 | £2915 13s 3d | no |
John Woodrow | mason | no data in job book | 1902 | £2706 17s 8d | no |
R. Aitkenhead & Son | mason | no data in job book | 27 May 1903 | £40 0s 0d 1 | yes |
Anthony Trail & Son | builder | no data in job book | 24 August 1903 | £120 15s 0d | yes |
William Jack | joiner | Helensburgh | 1902 | £1340 7s 11d | yes (3 May 1902) |
John Dick | joiner | 51 West Princes Street, Helensburgh | 1902 | no data in job book 2 | no |
Dougal & Gibson | joiner | Dumbarton | 1902 | £1391 15s 4d | no |
J. & G. Findlay | joiner | Cambridge Street, Glasgow | 1902 | £1343 4s 3d | no |
Hutchison & Grant | joiner | Pitt Street, Glasgow | 1902 | £1524 11s 5d | no |
George Adam | wrought iron | no data in job book | 1902 | £47 10s 0d 3 | no |
Bryden & Middleton | wrought iron | Windsor Street, Scotstoun | 1902 | £22 0s 0d | yes (no data in job book) |
John Horn | plumber | 12 West Princes Street, Helensburgh | 1902 | £604 17s 10d | no |
William Kyle | plumber | 17 Sinclair Street, Helensburgh | 1902 | no data in job book | no |
Charles Condie | plumber | Helensburgh | 1902 | £597 15s 7d | no |
Fyfe & Allan | plumber | Woodlands Road, Glasgow | 1902 | £485 0s 0d | yes |
Johnstone & Sons | plumber | Renfield Street, Glasgow | 1902 | £570 0s 0d | no |
William Anderson | plumber | Buchanan Street, Glasgow | 1902 | £536 4s 1d | no |
Charles Young | drainage, roads, paths etc. | 1 Afton Terrace, Bankhead Road, Pollokshaws | December 1903 | £224 0s 0d 4 | yes |
Mathieson & Son | plasterer | Helensburgh | 1902 | no data in job book | no |
James Maitland | plasterer | 34 John Street, Helensburgh | 1902 | no data in job book | no |
William Forbes | plasterer | Glasgow | 1902 | £240 10s 6d | yes (3 May 1902) |
John Forbes | plasterer | Glasgow | 1902 | £282 12s 2d | no |
McGilvray & Ferris | plasterer | Glasgow | 1902 | no data in job book | no |
George Rome | plasterer | Glasgow | 1902 | £316 4s 8½d | no |
James Maitland | slater | 34 John Street, Helensburgh | 1902 | no data in job book | no |
William Thom & Son | slater | 52 William Street, Helensburgh | 1902 | £283 15s 9d | yes (3 May 1902) |
John Hutcheson | slater | Dumbarton | 1902 | £494 14s 0d | no |
John Anderson | slater | 362 Parliamentary Road, Glasgow | 1902 | £376 18s 10d | no |
A. & D. McKay | slater | 35 Oswald Street, Glasgow | 1902 | £343 10s 0d | no |
William Douglas | painter | no data in job book | 1903 | 'List of Prices' | yes (8 July 1903) |
Haddow, Forbes & Co. | tiling | no data in job book | [1903] | £18 0s 0d 5 | yes (no data in job book) |
Crawford & Craig | curtains and linoleum | no data in job book | [1903] | no data in job book | yes (no data in job book) |
James Boyd & Son | heating | Paisley | [1903] | £196 0s 0d | no |
J. Combe & Son | heating | 113 North Hanover Street, Glasgow | [1903] | no data in job book | no |
James Cormack & Sons Ltd | heating | 36 Abercorn Street, Glasgow | [1903] | £91 16s 0d | yes (4 September [1903]) |
Henry Hope & Son | casements and leaded lights | no data in job book | 1903 | £65 19s 3d 6 | yes (18 February 1903) |
George Wragge | casements and leaded lights | no data in job book | 1903 | £78 9s 1d 7 | no |
McGeoch & Co. | kitchen range | no data in job book | 7 December [1902] | £18 17s 6d | yes |
McGeoch & Co. | copper boiler | no data in job book | 7 December [1902] | £15 10s 0d | yes |
J. Monkhouse Cartmell | patent vulcanite roofing | no data in job book | no data in job book | '7/6 per square yard without gravel' 8 | no data in job book (no data in job book) |
J. Caird Parker | grates | 13 Waterloo Street | 1903 | £36 6s 0d 9 | yes (4 May 1903) |
J. Caird Parker | grates | 13 Waterloo Street | 1903 | £9 17s 6d 10 | yes (27 May 1903) |
J. Caird Parker | grates | 13 Waterloo Street | 1903 | £5 12s 6d 11 | yes (29 May 1903) |
J. Caird Parker | grates | 13 Waterloo Street | 1904 | £41 2s 0d 12 | yes (12 January 1904) |
J. Caird Parker | grates | 13 Waterloo Street | 1904 | £10 17s 6d 13 | yes (1 September 1904) |
Alex Martin | furniture | 14 Dobbie's Loan | 1903 | no data in job book 14 | yes |
William Jack | joinery and furniture | Helensburgh | 1904 | £23 0s 0d 15 | yes (10 March 1904) |
William Jack | joinery and furniture | Helensburgh | 1904 | £15 3s 0d 16 | yes (16 February 1904) |
William Jack | joinery and furniture | Helensburgh | 1904 | £102 0s 0d 17 | yes (4 January 1904) |
no data in job book | glass | no data in job book | 1904 | £2 10s 0d 18 | no |
John Craig | joinery and furniture | Paterson Street, S [outh] S [ide] | 1904 | £46 0s 0d 19 | yes (25 January 1904) |
John Craig | joinery and furniture | Paterson Street, S [outh] S [ide] | 1904 | £7 0s 0d 20 | yes (15 March 1904) |
Andrew Hutcheson | light fittings and metalwork | no data in job book | 1904 | no data in job book 21 | yes (4 February 1904) |
T. J. Miller & Sons | metalwork | no data in job book | 1904 | £12 0s 0d 22 | yes (4 February 1904) |
James Brown | metalwork | no data in job book | 1904 | £10 0s 0d 23 | yes (4 February 1904) |
McCulloch & Co. | glass work | no data in job book | 1904 | no data in job book | yes |
Wylie & Lochhead | carpets | no data in job book | 1904 | £67 8s 10d 24 | yes (4 February 1904) |
Wylie & Lochhead | carpets | no data in job book | 1904 | £22 13s 6d 25 | yes (23 February 1904) |
Payments (trades):
Name | Type | Payment out sum |
---|---|---|
R. Aitkenhead & Son | mason |
First installment: 2 September 1902 Final installment: 7 March 1905 £2223 2s 1d |
Anthony Trail & Son | builder |
Payment date: 22 January 1904 £110 4s 9d |
William Jack | joiner |
First installment: 27 December 1902 Final installment: 8 December [1903] £1168 12s 2d |
Bryden & Middleton | wrought iron |
Payment date: 22
January 1904 £22 0s 0d |
Fyfe & Allan | plumber |
First installment: 9 February 1903 Final installment: 7 April 1905 £694 10s 7d |
Charles Young | drainage, roads and paths, etc. |
Payment date: 24
August £223 0s 0d |
William Forbes | plaster |
First installment: 7 July 1903 Final installment: 24 November 1904 £196 12s 10½d |
William Thom & Son | slater |
First installment: 4 March [1903] Final installment: 2 May 1904 £370 19s 3d |
William Douglas | painter |
First installment: 11 April 1904 Final installment: 29 March 1905 £315 3s 6d |
Haddow, Forbes & Co. | tiling |
Payment date: 28
January 1904 £13 10s 3d |
Crawford & Craig | curtains & linoleum |
Payment date: 20
October 1904 £76 6s 1½d |
James Cormack & Sons Ltd | heating |
Payment date: 30
April [1904] £116 16s 10d |
Henry Hope & Son | casements and leaded lights |
Payment date: 2
September 1903 £83 7s 3d |
McGeoch & Co. | kitchen range and copper boiler |
Payment date: 30
April [1904] £34 7s 6d |
J. Caird Parker | grates |
Payment date: 1
August [1904] £119 1s 8d 26 |
Alex Martin | furniture |
Payment date: 24 November
1904 £134 7s 0d 27 |
William Jack | joinery and furniture |
Payment date: 24 May
1904 £147 18s 0d 28 |
John Craig | joinery and furniture |
Payment date: 11 July
1904 £70 13s 0d 29 |
Andrew Hutcheson | light fittings and metalwork |
Payment date: no data in job book £43 2s 10d 30 |
T. J. Miller & Sons | metalwork |
Payment date: 14 July 1904 £15 15s 9d 31 |
James Brown | metalwork |
Payment date: 14
July 1904 £18 9s 2d 32 |
McCulloch & Co. | glass |
Payment date: 24 November
[1904] £69 0s 0d |
Wylie & Lochhead | carpets |
Payment date: 21
July [1904] £100 1s 0d 33 |
Payments (suppliers):
Name | Service | Payment date | Payment sum |
---|---|---|---|
John Henderson Carlton | Inspector |
First installment: 9 August 1902 Final installment: 19 December 1903 |
£116 15s 11d |
Forbes & Co. | no data in job book | 13 March 1903 | £11 15s 6d |
Measurer fee payment: £156 10s 0d (7 March 1905)
Phase 2:
Notes:
1: For 'Making good Road'.
2: 'returned with th.'
3: For '2 Panels for Wall' at £3 15s 0d each, and '2 Entrance Gates' at £20 each.
4: Includes 'Drainage of Garden', 'Roads & Paths', 'Tennis Court', '100 Carts ashes ' and 'Making Road outside Gate'.
5: For 'Tiles in Porch and Cloak Room'.
6: Includes £8 6s 0d for fixing.
7: Includes £12 17s 6d for fixing.
8: For 'Roofing over Coal house & Gardener's Cottage'.
9: For grates in spare room (x 2), Dressing Room, Night Nursery, own Dressing Room, Children's Bedroom (x 2), School Room and Bathroom.
10: For grates in Governess's bedroom ('Falkirk No. 647') and three servants' bedrooms ('No. 609').
11: For kitchen range and bedroom grate in gardener's cottage.
12: For grates in Drawing Room, own Bedroom, Hall, Day Nursery and Library.
13: For Dining Room grate.
14: Individual items of bedroom furniture are listed (mirror, square table, 2 chairs, 2 wardrobes, bed and mattress, 2 bedside cupboards, 1 toilet table, 1 washstand, 1 couch and 1 dressing table), but costs are only given in three cases.
15: For 'Fence on South wall'.
16: For 'Gate at Wash Ho. Gable', 'Chimney Piece', 'Fender' and 'Door Jambs'.
17: For 'Library Fittings' (£84 0s 0d), and for 'Drawing Room Fittings' including 'Window Seat', 'Window Table', 'Standards for Candlesticks' and 'Door Jambs'.
18: For 'Glass jewels for Window Seat & Table'.
19: For 'Wash Stand', 'Chest of Drawers & Mirror', 'Wardrobe', 'Cabinet in Drawing Room at fireplace' and 'Mahogany Bed for Dressing Room'.
20: For 'Clothes horse for Cloak Room'.
21: Individual light fittings are listed (1 pendant and 4 brackets for Dining Room; 1 Staircase pendant; 1 pendant and 2 brackets for own Bedroom; 1 bracket for own Dressing Room; and 1 pendant for Library), but costs are not given in all cases.
22: For '4 Drawing Room [light fittings]'.
23: For '4 Hall Pendants'.
24: For 'Drawing Room carpet'; '2 Donegal Squares' in own Bedroom; felt in own Bedroom and Dining Room; and '2 Runners & Vestibule & Landing'.
25: For 'Hall Carpet'.
26: Includes 'Expenses alterations [illegible] Tiles for Washstand'.
27: Comprises furniture for 'Own Bedroom': one bed, £10; two cupboards, £21; one mirror, £11; square table, £4 5s 0d; washstand, £10 10s 0d; two wardrobes, £38 10s 0d; dressing table, £8 10s 0d; couch, £11; two chairs and one stool, £7 17s 0d; one dressing table, £6 10s 0d; and one spring mattress, £5 5s 0d.
28: Comprises: fence on south wall, £23; gate at laundry, £7 15s 0d; chimneypiece, fender and door jambs of 'own bedroom', £7 8s 0d; 'Library fittings', £92 13s 0d; and 'Window seat, window table, standards for candlesticks and Door jambs', £17 2s 0d.
29: Includes: towel rail in cloak room, £1 2s 0d; 'altering spring mattress and putting in glass', £1 1s 0d; and toy cupboard in School Room, £15.
30: Comprises: vestibule lamp, £15; four Dining Room brackets, £8; staircase pendant, £6; one pendant for 'own Bedroom', £4 10s 0d; two brackets for 'own Bedroom', £4; two 'Candlebras' [sic], £4; and 'Handles, coat hooks &c &c', £15 17s 10d.
31: Includes 10s 9d for 'wardrobe keys'.
32: For 'making & fitting up'.
33: Includes £1 15s 6d for 'laying carpets & expenses'.