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... COLD WEATHER GARMENTS. CARDIGAN JACKETS, IN WOOL & VICUNA, 12/6 T0 55/- CHAMOIS AND TAN LEATHER WAISTCOATS, 17/6 T0 45/- W. J. MiiLNE, LTD., UNION STREET, ABERDEEN (Opposite Royal Northern Club.) Telephone 1293. AGENTS. MONEY . Everyone abnuld J-*) Julian ...
... Hotel, report by 28th.May; John Davidson, crofter, Claymires, Esslemont—to be used sub' statute for general service man in the district; William Mutch, carpenter, 37 Bridge-. Street granted temporary exemption for three months; John : K. Cat to, horse dealer ...
... Soottush Red iScciety held in the Palace HotcJ. Aberdeen, Friday—Lady president-depute, presiding. the motion of Lady Sempdll, John D. Mrniiro, advocate, Canada. House, Aberdeen, vr%& unanimously appointed secretary and treasurer of the county branch, and ...
... has received information that hi son, Private John Galium, Seaforths, has been wounded. Previous to enlisting was clerk at Railway Station. Cultkb.—lntimation has been received that Company-Sergt.-Major John Lorimer, M.M , son of Mr and Mrs H. Clovencraiss ...
... Elgin. This is the fourth time he lias been wounded. In civil life Private Mair wa« in the employment of Mr John Cormaok, S., Elgin Private John Brander, Seaforths, wounded, a sen of Mrs Brander, North Cottage, New Elgin. He is 19 years of age, in civil ...
... Stroma Lipht- Iw.uee, Huna, Wick, bd: John ilann, Esq., (astle, Turriff, n; Miss Janet Milne. Cambridge Square, W. 2, 2? 6d; A. Mackenzie, Esq., Schoolbou«e, Glenbuchat,' G»; John Crombie, Esq., New Kin iord, Dinnet, 2a John toutta, Esq., East &1 moral, Crathie ...
... Stroma Light- Un X,. lck ' 23 6d; John Mann, Esq., Castle, rurnfl, ss; Miss Janet Miine, Cambridge Square, Eondon, W. 2, 2s 6d • \ Machool ousc « Glenbuchat. se; John Crombie, Esq., New Kinnord, Dinnet. 2s 6d; John ■ asl Crathie, ss; Mrs hn . Devonshire ...
... £1 4s 3d; Miss Mearnn, Kintore Arms, Kintore. 2s; James Smith, Bakery, Kintore, 6s 3d; Mrs Keith, New Street, Kintore, 2s 8d; Alexander 1 Summers, Cruden By, 3s 10d; William Bremner, Bay, Id; Henry Edwards, Cruden Bay, John Reid, Cruden Bav, lis 2d; A. ...
... has the chest and *•« arm, and i* in hospital been wounded, and in hospital England. Birmingham- Piper John Roy Black Watch, Daviot.—Bombardier John Hough, R.F.A., formerly » carpenter, on of Mr Alex. Roy. wounded, son of John Rough. ...
... Tiour* (yeir Misses A. Allan and E. S. Taylor. Station Iloiiee, Portlethen, joint secretaries), £io • 1 from whist, drive (per John Q. COMMISSIONER'S WEEKLY STATEMENT. Bogbrae, Hatton), 10s; Mr and Misses Shepherd, Forest Hoed, £2; proceeds from bv Leoch ...
... s for week ending Friday* Bth March— The Executive Committee the Aberdeen Drapery and CloU)ieiy Trades Association (per Mr John sL Yule, advocate, Aberdeen), £18 9s; the Worthy Master and Brethren the Rose of Lodge, Free Gardeners (per Mr Charles Robertson ...
... Party (par Miss light, Mnlflers, 2 pairs gtiwe«, , fa® hospital whins, nightingales, * cloth, 4 cardigans. CAITHNESS-SHIRE. Lodge, I' 4 ' 1 8 cardigans, 2 shirts, 2 helpless cas» be'* ,' , A>ed jackets, suits. COLLECTION BOXES, ETC- Geo. Mitchell, M ...