... THE CLUB Mh/fEETS in the ROYAL HOTEL, on TUESDAY, Al lL the 21st Juno next. Business at Half-past Five-Dinner oxantly at Six o'clock. NEWELL BURNET, Secretary. Aberdeen, 25th May, 1859. Old Machar Parochial Board. ties n1a OPIES of the REPORT of the FINANCE and altorns ASSESShMENT COMMITTEE for the by-past year will trust t be ready for dolivery on MoNDAY, tho 23d May ourt., to Members lovors ...

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... LADIES' OUTFITTING AND BABY LINEN WAREHOUSE, 150, UNION STREET, (CORNER OF DIAMOND STREET). FRRESH ARRIVALS. JAMES LITTLEJOHN begs respectfully to an- C J nounce tho Arrival of Miss PRID from London, with a New Assortment of GOODS suitable for the Season-consisting Children's DRESSES, PELISSES, HATS, FEATHERS, &e. Babies' ROBES, FROCKS, CAPS, HOODS, & c . M M Sewed FLOUNCINGS and TRIMMINGS, ...

... EMIGRATION to NEW ZEALAND. - E FREE GRANTS OF L AND, 40 TO 500 ACRES AND UPWARDS. JOSEPH NEWMAN, Esq., L i AGENT FOR THE PROVINCIAL uOVERNMENT OF AUCKLAND, (For sixteen yellrs a resident in New Zealand, and a member of the Provineial COoneil, Anckland.) wvill attend at his office, No. 10, DRURY BUILDINGS, WATER STREET, To give iaformadsiOo pate neetdin comigration to Aucok. FREE LAN RESO ORTY ...