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... Laurencekirk: J. Pryde, Edinburgh: 3 Mr and Mrs N. B. Itintoul, Kirkcaldy; 4 Thomas Craig, Dundee. Maiden, dog or bitch—l H. W. Robson: J. Pryde; 3 John Whyte, Aberdeen; 4 Thomas Craig. Novice, dog or bitch Miss E. R. Webster. Arbroath; H. W. Robson; 3 J ...
... Ordiquhill, Sievwright; Banff, Mr Wilson. John Hardie, Elgin, gave an interesting address on the treatment of grass sickness by sheep dip. The chairman, in appreciative terms, expressed their thanks to Mr Hardie for his informative address. THEFT OF £86. ...
... Preference issues were still wanted. E. Jcnes Jump. R. E. Jones Preferences jumped to 8s on tho resignation from the board of Sir Thomas G. Jones, Sir N. Grattan-Doyle, M.P., and Edward Harris. The market took the view that this will lead the much-desired unanimity ...
... the ensuing year:— Hon. president—Mr lan Fowler; hon. vicepresidents—Messrs David Anderson, Isaac Benzie, Daivid H. Brown, Thomas Cane, D.wi.l S. P. Douglas, J. M'Leod Dunn, Robert Ronald Esslemont, Geo. Hall, Jas. W. 1- son, W. Watt Hepburn, Wm. G. Hurry ...
... Home, stotionmaster, Mintlaw; Mr Duncan Bisset, Oriel Terrace. Culter; Edward Gill, New Cottages, Malcolm's Road, Culter; Mr Thomas Ogston. 27£ Mount Street; Mr William Marshall, Ingleside, West Cults; Mr James W. Hutcheson, The Firs, Murtle; Mr G. H. Russelh ...
... William Dunbar the beryl of all touns, and he had seen many of the great cities of his day; and five hundred years later Thomas Hardy, the greatest English man of letters of his generation, could find in the city abundant reason for his admiration. That ...
... headlights, he can always stop.—Yours, etc., Safety First. Jan. 20, 1931. Hardy and Burns. Sir, —January II of another year has passed, ind the anniversary of the death of Thomas Hardy has been left ' unwept, unhonoured. and unsung. In the somewhat hazardous ...
... back to 475, Guest K -en to 20s 3d. and Stewarts and Lloyds to 19s. John Browns were 6d on the details the amalgamation with Thomas Firth and Sons. Shipping Group. P. and O. Deferred weakened to 345, but Furness Withys were better 2&j 6d. National Shipbuilders' ...
... at the annual farmers' dance held in the Auchinblae Public Hall. The secroterial arrangements were in the capable . of Mr Thomas Lindsay of Newlands. Fancy at Cornhill. A dress dance was held in Cuivie Pubj lie School. Marnoch, aid of the children's cocoa ...
... 6ipc Deb. 97 R chnrds Ord., Davidson 9d Do 4pc Pref., 10/ IK> (10» t>d ~sJpc Pref. - 10/ Do. 4pc Deb., 10 35/- Ellis M',Hardy, - 35/ PUBLIC COMPANIES. City and Internitional Trust.—lnterim dividend of 2J per cent. (same). British American Tobacco Co ...
... Closing price. Rise or fall. ' Per Cent 86f g-f- Britlsh American Tobacco 3-16+ 9 16 Graph 13-32 5-32-f- Gmnne«s 96/6 2/6+ Thomas TiiUngr 21-32 7-32+ Oallender Cable .; 59/. Ford Motor 317-32 \ chase of £152 gold, the receipt from °[ £500.000 sovereigns ...
... EXCHANGE YEAR BOOK. The Stock Exchange Year Book, 1931. the fifty-seventh annual issue, is published to-Jay. The proprietors (Thomas Skinner and Co.) emphasise that this book in official in $ sense in which any reference work can be official—namely, that ...