... Fern (any variety)—James Stewart. Jr., J»rap,« Allan, David Ook. Begonia—James Allan, James Paterson, ; James Shand. Annuals (Hardy) -Andrew Hunter. A. G. Bain. Asters (Quilled)—James Allan, A. G. Bain. Asters (other varieties)—.lames Allan. A. G. Bain, Andrew ...

... members and friends the club. Public Auditom.—The “London Garette” states that Mr Andrew Pearson, Grange Place. Alloa, and Mr Thomas Jinks, Sauchie, have been appointed to act as public auditors in Scotland for the year ending December 31, IDII, under the ...

... presented would ever her tangible expression. Rev. W. Bell. M.A., calling for a vote of thanks the lady collectors and to Mr Thomas Hardie of the Union Bank, who had acted Treasurer, made reference to the high opinion he had uniformly heard expressed in the ...

... Loyal “Karl of Kellie- of OddW.ow* celebrate the forty-second tolodge on Friday neat with concert and dance tbeTown Halt This hardy annual is looked for ward by a large number the general public and a musical treat always expected The pro gramme this year ...

... programme of music during the afternoon. The following were the office-bearers : Chairman, Major C. W. L. Ross; Treasurer, Thomas Hardie. Esq.. Union Bank; Joint Secretaries, A and A Taylor. The following the pnxe-lisi:— ...

... Great High Uml Bagpipe. Competitors—Thomas M'Kay. Kenxie. RolK-rt Ramsay, John Draper. M'Kemie, BUrU»»-. tisiwp Chanter, of Fr 'nlmrrtr A-lilitkutea Coi.i|h ...

... John 9. Henderson, and Mr M. J. Graham was ap- to the offices which Mr Henderson held. The Hon. Auditors, Messrs Hardie, Caldwell Ker. & Hardie, C.A., Glasgow', were re-appointed, and the retiring Directors. Col. Haig, J. Ernest Kerr, Esq., of Marviestoun ...