... I'ckiy Station, will out the Boundaries, Conditions will felxown and Offers received Messrs WILSONE and DUFFUS, Ad'i-ociWfi, Golden Square. Aberdeen. E STATE OF POTTERTON To Let, with Entry Whitsunday next, the HOME FARM of POTTERfOX, the Parish of Belhelvie ...

... Servant*' Accommodation Hot and Cold Water Circulation. Further particulars and cards view from EDMONDS and LEDINGHAM, Advooates, Golden Square, Aberdeen. TO LET, HKSIRAiBLE BUSINESS PREMISES UNION TERRACE. One Two SHOPS in the Union Club Building 8 * with, or ...

... Chapel Street. CttOWN STREET io^Tro-TMartinmas, s ...

... are lodged not later than FRIDAY, 13th met., 10 a.m. The Lowest any Offer will not necessarily accepted. WALKER DUNCAN, 3 Golden Square, Aberdeen. HOTELS &C. LFORD, N.B.—HAUGBION AIIMS HOTEL.—First-Claw Family and Commercial Salmon and Fishing River Don ...

... Viaduct TERRACE, No. 2.-Superior HALF FLOOR. 2 Rooms, with Scullery. Dry Loft, and of Mangle ; party leaving town Apply, Ogilvie, Boot Warehouse, 57 George Street. SHOP to Let nicely fitted: two windows. Apply Harper, 148 Causewayend. SHOP to Let, 20 :v*orth ...

... STREET 612.— Self-contained COTtAGE Seven' Apartments; all modern 'conveniences. 'Apply Miickie, Golden Square KINTORE PLACE, —To Let.. 3, 4, ROOMS Kents, £1 12s las. Factor ill attendance from 11 12 forenoon. CHAPKL STREirr. —To-fit M]ddieTLOOß> Rooms ...

... Shop. Lease the Shop could had by suitable Tenant a Moderate Kent. Em SALE, PUBLIOffOUSE, Valuable Property and Good Aberdeen. Far I on application to WATT and CUMINK, Advocates, 8 Golden Square. BUSINESSES for DISPOSAL and WANTED. TQHN ANDERSON, Valuer ...

... previously Advertised, ?.lso High Class Pianofortes. Violins. Fireproo! Safe. Tali E.gfit-Dsy Clock (Brass Dial). Maii Carts. Boots and Shoes, and a few Bicyclfcs. On View To-Day Sale 11 o'clock Forenoon JOHN W REID, Auctioneer. REID'tS AUCTION ROOMiS, 5 ...

... says 1, it’s nae eese misca’in Peter. He’s cross i’ the grain aboot things he dizna like; but I’ve never kent ’im dee onythiug sma’, or hard, I’ve kent 'im gie ti things an’ ti fowk in a wye ’at wid wring the hairts o’ you an’ me ti pairt wi’t. His loons ...

... Davids's Golden Vessel 3 Rvmers.—Woodford Lass, ; Vitulos, Trigg • Vessel, Keeble.; Osmos, S. Wootton ; Rickabr; Toaoliy. Walter Gnggs; Ocftipied, H. East; Baron Popcff, Hendry; Rose Mallow, A. Eecott. Betting.—s to 2 against Osmos. 3 1 Golden Vessel 7 ...

... SPORTING NEWS. CRICKET. MIDDLESEX v. KENT. KENT'S EASY VICTORY. Yesterday at Lord's the last Middlesex wicket added 12, leaving Kent 59 get to win. Blyths took «*ven wickets for 66 Burr.up and Woolley •cored from Napier and Wells, when Woolley left. Seymour ...

... absence. In the matter of footgear, too. a want forethought shown. frosty day the. golfer steps out in the same hoo-nailed boots that weajs in summer; a rubber-soled shoe, or the substitution of some of the special for hard ground, nevtr enters into the ...