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... for Australia. Water Meter*. On Friday, meeting of the Water Committee of the Police, including the Lord Provost; Messrs. M'Hardy, dunes, Chalmers—Dr. Cruickshank and Professor Gray, Marisohal College, and Bailie Williamson, besides the Board’s officials ...
... Terms—Cahh during the Sale. W. J. HARDIE, DEN TiST. 32 HIGH STREET. MONTROSE. #i>* MR lIAUDIE may consulted in I Hotil, Forfar, on Wednesday, 3d, and ii Pißii'a Commercial Hotel, Bbechik, on Wvduesu , 10th March. THOMAS OGILVY k CO.'S MANTRES, 1909. AS ...
... Glass 6 Peter Burns 2 6 William Lindsay 6 Alexander Adam Thomas Lindsay 6 Mrs. Coupar 2 6 David Hay 6 John Harris 2 6 Thomas M‘Hardy 2 6 Mrs. M‘Hardy 2 6 Mrs. Aird 2 6 subscriptions below 2s. 6d. £3 10 7 ...
... 11 James Hardie, 21 Second Diris;on. John Morris, .. . 21 Peter Grandistn, 9 Charles Crabb, 20 James Reid, 21 Patna LIST. First Division. let Prize, William Gilroy, Silver Cup and Rs 2nd „ John Burnett, 6e 3rd „ James Hardie, . . 45 ...
... Wilkie 21 Alex. Lorimer, 12 W. H. Stephen 17 David Forsyth 21 John Hardie 17 D. H. Garry . 21 Thomas Gillies 14 Charles Crabb 21 James Alves James Hardie Bye James Reid 21 Adam Winter 10 John Burnett 18 John Slicer 21 David ...
... (Unconnected with the Association.) sweepstakes was given for the two best entire horses to Mr. Robert Hardy, Grange of Barry. The name of the first horse was Young Champion, and of the second Lamartine. siieki*. Leicester Breed. Best tup of any age, ...
... o'clock afternoon, E DWELLING-HOUSES Nos. 4,6, and 8 BLADED/DABS STaxirr, with Offices and Green, let to Messrs THOMAS CHRISTIE, WILLIAM HARDIE, and others. Entry at Whitsunday. Grose Annual Value, £2317e. Upset Price, £250. For further particulars, apply ...
... Pinks-Ist, J. M'Hardy, Dunnottar; 2d, W. Anderson, etteresso. Roses—ist, W. Anderson. Moss—lst, A. Glenny. Scotch —lst, W. Anderson. Ranunculuses— lst and 2d, J. M‘Hardy. Pansies—lst, J. M■ Hardy ;2d and 3d, W. Anderson. T J. M'Hardy ; 2d, W. Anderson: ...
... At 3 Rochester Terrace, Edinburgh, on the 11th instant, aged seventy-three years, Margaret Jackson, widow of the late Thomas Hardie. At Barr Free Church Manse, Ayrshire, on Saturday, the 7th inst., Mr David Smart, farmer, Wood of Dalbog, Edzell, aged ...
... Clark beat F. Kydd. R. Stephen beat Thomas Jamieson. W. Thomson beat D. Fyffe. C. (allies beat James Gray. D. Meffan b at D. Addison. A. Neilson beat J. Lamb. D. Murray beat Henry Davidson. Simeon> DIVISION. James Hardie beat R. Emslie. D. Wilkie beat J ...
... Oakenbead. By Messrs. Henderson Sons, Den Nursery: Best six pansies, grown and shown in pots, J. Neish. Treasurer : Best six hardy perennial Herbaceous Plants, D. Crighton ; 2d, J. Neish. By Mr. R. Oakenhcad: Best seedling Hollyhock, T. Millar. By Mr. Hunter ...
... Paterson, . 6 William Gilroy, . 15 L. Jagoe, •• • 5 Robert Thomson , ls John Petrie, . 10 James Hardie, .. 13 Wm. Allan, II I/. Medan, jun., .. 13 Thomas Reid, 9 A. Deuehan, 15 John Paterson, 8 David Milne, 15 James Paton, 13 Janies ...