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... General Worlonen. Apply Hlllbead of Tulloch. Oldroekinun. .\SONR- Wanted. Two Good Builders. Apply J-vX Comehill. Durris, or John Clark. Builder, Colter. MILLWRIGHT (Journeyman) Wanted once. Apply Win. Retd, Miilwrght, Forres. 'VfINLSTERS MAN Wanted, beginning ...
... Refercnees, Mat-on, sana- C V'TIRL Wanted Term. Apply Sirs RiUhie, toriuni. Banchory. .. ■- - - ALL ADVERTISEMENTS SHOULD BS Im. Grattan Plvc. Fraserburgh. _ VIuITTTiA NEEDS FARM WORKERS AND ADDRESSED- iXIKt Sbout IS| IV»iite.l to’Aairf'.o G«b«»1 Ue,i». V COOKS ...
... FORBES, Castle Fraser, Kemnay. letTfarm HOUSE BRAENEIL Rooms and Kitchen), Entry Martinmas, 1907. CASTLE ERASER, Kemnay. J 1 ARM AT WARDHOUSE TO LET. The FARM o* SLAC3, the Erbate »« presently occupied by Mr Alex. (who is not to be offerer), containing ...
... JOHNSHAVEN. Masonic. —At meeting of John Lodge (119! Wednesday night, the following officebearers were elected : —R.W.M., Brother Edward Duncan; 1.P.M., Brother Thomas Herd; PM, Brother Adam Middleton; D.M., Brother John Anderson; S.M., Brother David V Mowatt; ...
... PIGS, etc., every WEDNESDAY, 10 a.m.,prompt. The Usual Large Supplies of FAT and STORE CATTLE. Consignments Solicited. REP, of JOHN BELL. Salesmen. URR 1 F AUCTION MART. TUESDAYS- FAX And STORE CATTLE and OOWS. PIGS AND POULTRY. Lest there should any mi ...
... Ferrier; 1.G., Bro. D. Wilkie; tyler, Bro. \V. Low; organist, Bro. J. Smith, sen. At night the brethren dined in the Inveroauld Arms Hotel, Bro. W. J. Thomson presiding. An excellent repast was purveyed by Bro. W. Proctor. After the loyal and patriotic toasts ...
... WOOL SHIRTS, is llid 4s lid. 39 Ln.zen MEN S WARM WOOL PANTS, -2» sid lid- MEN ARM WOOL GLOVES, is Dozen Only MEN'S LINED KID GLOVES. 2s 3« 6d. WARM i-.ATE.RS and CARDIGAN lid 4« 6d. YOUTHS TWEED and SERGE SUITS, lis 6d 25a* 175 airs MEN'S TWEED TROUSERS ...
... LAMB'S WOOL SHIRTS, is U*d lid. 39 Dozen MEN'S WARM WOOL PANTS, sid lid. MEN'S ARM WOOL GLOVES, Is 6d-2 Dozen Only MEN'S LINED KID GLOVES, 2s lid to 6d. SWEATERS and CARDIGAN JACKETS, lid 6d. 60 YOUTHS TWEED and SERGE SUITS, lis 255. 175 Pairs MEN'S TWEED ...
... Ternan Lodge, who were genuinely sorry was so soon to leave them. Bio. Robertson briefly replied Sister Brand's behalf. Bro. John Moir, secretary the lodge, also made a short speech, in which lie spoke the loss the lodge would sustain through Sister Brand's ...
... Fraserburgh: song— The Better Land, Mies Helen J. Reekie, Fraserburgh; aong—Arm, arm, ye Brave, Mr Ben Aberdeen; song— Nazareth, Mr John Aberdeen; song—Nazaroth, John Briggs, Fraserburgh; song— Rocked in Cradle of the Deep, Mr J. H. Dickie, F ...
... incident Cardigan fell out with another Captain Reynolds in the regiment. Reynolds No. sent Cardigan a fierce letter, for which he was courtmartialled and cashiered. Captain Tuckett, the 11th, then wrote letter the Morning Post criticising Cardigan, who ...
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