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... Wm. Macdonald; secretary, Mr Wm. Reid, M.A.; assistant secretary, Mr Wm. Gunn; cap• rain, Mr Wm. Barnetson; D. Manson, D. Robertson, John Sutherland. James Chrystall, James B. Gunn, John Paul, A. H. Campbell, Geo. Innes, Alex. Mackay, Hugh Taylor. Colin ...
... Class lll.—James MeAdie, James Mower, Ronnie Sutherland, George Oliphant, Kiddie Gunn, Bella Swanson, Netts Macdonald, Lizzie Sutherland. Needlework—Senior Girls Annie Thain. Junior Girls—Mary Manson. Perfect Attendance—Jeannie Plowman, Isabel Hume. Annie ...
... Sutherland; 2, Robert Gunn; 3, Benj. Harper. (8 to 10)- 1, Donnie Gunn; 2, Peter Gunn; 3, Alex. Bain. Hop, Step, and Leap.—(ll to 14)-1, Win. Sutherland; 2, Robert Gunn; 3, John D. Swanson. (8 to 10)-1, Donnie Gunn; 2, Peter ...
... Annie Henderson. Sack Race-Boys 111-114-1, John Pain; 2. Robert Gunn; 3. David Swanson. (8-10)-1. Alex. Gunn; 2, Wm. Harper; 3. Bonnie Gunn. (5.7')--1. G. Sutherland; 2. F. Lyall; 3. P. Gunn. Girls (11-14)-1. Jeannie Flow:iian; 2, Annie Thain; 3. Mary Mattson ...
... ; 2, Wm. Gunn. Willowbank, 2 Cabbages-1, Francis Bremner; 2, W.W. Gunn. 8 Leeks-1, Francis Bremner; 2, Wm. Gunn. 4 Turnips-1, Francis Brenmer. 6 Carrots-1, Francis Bremner; 2, Wm. Gunn. 6 Potatoes; any variety-1, Francis Bremner; 2, Wm. Gunn ...
... Falconer, Mybater; 8, B. B. Gunn, Achelone; 9, James Plowman, Selby. All-oomers—Feering on level, Geo. (hider; finish, Geo. Calder. Estate Longboards—Fearing in furrow, J. B. Swanton; on level, J. B. Gunn; finish, J. B. Gunn. Shortboarde—Feering in furrow ...
... cordial relations that had always existed between Mr Gunn and his staff, and quoted from a subscriber's letter, which said that Mr Gunn typified the true gonlirmarl• Mr Mae' donald also congratulated Mr Gunn on reach- ' in; the time of his retirement so hale ...
... of a happy speech Mr Steven referred to the loss which the community would sustain in Mr Gunn's departure ann spoke cf his engaging personality. He bad known Mr Gunn since boyhood, and could say he was always ready to help in every good cause, and rendered ...
... when Mr Donald Gunn, Brabsterdorran, who is shortly leaving for Australia, was the guest of the evening. Mr John Cal. der, Brabsterdorran, was called to the chair. and in a few introductory remarks spoke of the high esteem in which Mr Gunn was held in the ...
... MARRIAGES. SUTHERLAND—GUNN.—At Darling's Regeat Hotel, Edinburgh, on the 31st Oct., John Sutherland, M.P.S., son of Robert Sutherland, Landhallow, Latheron, to Dina, youngest daughter of the late Robert Gunn, and Mrs Gunn, Oreymount, Lybeter. ...
... Council, heartily welcomed Mr Gunn. Bailie Green moved that Mr Gunn take tlfil Icicle of Bailie Corner on the various tnictees of which the late Bailie was a member-- Mr 3l'Ghau said that, while he had no 0b.. ; jeetinn to Mr Gunn, he did not think it fair ...