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... 2nd THURSDAY FIRST, 24th JOHN L OW, UNDERTAKER & VALUER. Family Wash. No. 586, Herald Office. August onwards; state tertns.-No. 595, DAG% Woollens. Metals, Skins, called Herald Office, at 11 a.m. 130 Attested and Non Attested ARM SAVE YOUR COUPONS. for ...
... OPENED for tho , 1011 T-DAY CU - Season TO-DAY (SATURDAY) with a of 2 1.601114 and 2 Attics, with WILLIAM N=IL 4 11.15 a.m.-Mr JOHN STEVENSON. S.A.G.M. Match bet w e e n R inks re p resentin g ho Praia- .IX for Poultry; southern Herald Office. 6,30 p.m.-Mr ...
... GREIFF FARM GRANGE.- -The farm of Amis . loy.. on the estate. is to ham a new truant nt Martinmas. 11 farm hos been Whew by Mr John Farrar. who at prn.- rot Ow holding of Little 11e4lyelone. the .Abercainny estalt. LOCAL APPOINTMENT— Mn kluriary • has been ...
... livered, and further deliveries will .be —S COMRIE STREET, CRIEFF. made during September. ESTABLISHED ISM JOHN LOW ' • FISH, ICE. & OYSTER MERCHANT, CARDIGANS & JUMPERS r GAME DEALER a POULTERER, In Fine Wool and Cashmere 12/- to 50/- WEST HIGH STREET, CRIEFF ...
... DRUMMOND ARMS HOTEL on IVEDNESDAV, at 8 p.m. Tickets. 4 -, to had from members of coimnillec. FRASER & CO. LTD. Telephone Perth 783. 784. ion. shades, f ron. 17s to files—Ft.._ im Thomson, radio .oigineer, Crieff, modal ion; all conveniences. — John Duff ...
... warned and charged the R. e% Robert Gardner. which was to go out the following him, Accused replied- I know Auchterarder, John Kern's. elder pensation a social service. instead of day. Accused was to set 11e by not 10 ng about il. 1 cereal was son o ...
... ac*Jetties as a canvasser r,e carious auctiontaring Arms in district, and in that capachy Cagle lain contact with breeders and farmers over a wiclz area. For a !nog time h: was in the service of Messrs John Swan $ Sons, when that firm had ~mart in Subsequently ...
... TI: •Y. P. , CLEARANCE, PROVIDING A GLORIOUS OPPORTUNITY FOR JUDICIOUS SPENDING. •ill be prevent. and will mire Adder.. BY JOHN ADAIR. Irserielfral. ANNUAL of Lathe. are Gentlemen holding Libra) opinions Czarinas-PROVOST TAI NMI. and Heifers 151 Pedigree ...
... , the ringleeders were arrested and pudishfd farmer. Quilts. Thinning, and ;bother Mr John I for the part they took in the riot. I Philp, seedgeaso, Perth. Mr John Ridanch bet.° appc,intM green• koeper at the putting-course at Turret Bridge. The Scottish ...
... Lines. was being wrought by drink the country would der the influence of which the greater part JOHN WILSON, make the order for detention of accus- i be up in arms. They had a drink bill of HIGH STREET GRIEFF the snow rapidly disappeared. Fully an inch from ...
... Thomson and D. Copland. Mrs A. B. Paterson, and John Cunningham nougat!, potato merchant, Messrs D. M'Naughton, G. Johnston, G. Kineairney , Auchterarder. Ramsay: while the second. Jangle's Sub- John Ross, Town Clerk, Croftlands. Atchstitute, was presented ...
... good colours. 47/5 for 37/I. Heavy-Weight Wool Cardigan Salta, in gnfid and sires. 52;6. for 6. Jowpar Belts. In smar, s.yles, and neurst colourings. 12/-, for 32/6: and 35/, for 23 , -. Brash Wool Cardigans. O.S. and W. In good shades. 23/6, for - Light-Wright ...