... General Literature are excluded, and will constitute additional lists. 'PHONE No. 250. The Romani.* of Plant Hunting, F. KW:- don Ward; Thirty years in the Golden North, Jag' Welzel; Sitka, Barrett Willoughby; The Great Horn Spoon, Eugene Wright. ...

... CBANCIL BRAES FELIX°. THE GROUND lyi ng along the North Don- WARD STUMM. oml MOUNT ROAD MID will l* ueiliately exposit t.. role. ItURNESSI: DICKSON. Widmer, 6th Dee., 1891. PPOINTMENTS under for BOTH 1 SEIES.--Boy Clerk', Clerks, Men Clerics, Ile. Short ...

... Cuthill (Station House). Best-kept lawn—l J. M. Coupar (Broomlee). Council Houses — Best flower garden (Anderson Cup)— 1 Don Ward, 1 Duriehill Road; 2 S. Crabb 5 Lindsay Place; 3 H. Clunie, 40 Duriehill Road. Best vegetable garden (Balshagray Cup)—l J ...

... A., rector of Wath, in thocount\ of York, Michael roster ward, Esq., late of ho Light lufiuitry, eldest son of Thomas Haw don Ward of Osbourn St Andrew, Wilts, Esq., to Helen Christina, fourth daughter of the late Robert Clerk Rattray of Craighall, Ha ...

... ult., Wil.iam to Keillor Skea- MArrHKW— WinrE. —At Masonic Hall. Hill Sr., 2nd inst., Henry Matthew Alexin Swank: ...

... Strange. 21. Pater. meter Kow Wilson, Is. biAhopgateStreet : Purak, Compton Street. Soho; Jackson & Co , 130, New flood don; Ward, Pring, snd Ray k. 30, Wegtmorland Street. Dub. net Der Lindsay. Elm Row. Edinburgh; D. Campbell, /triple Street, Glasgow; ...

... Taylor, Lundie View (6!2); 3 Dr W. J. Dally, The Glen (6). ~ Council house section— Ander'son Cup, flower gardens — 1 Mr Don Ward, 1 Duriehill Road (6!2) 2 Mrs W. Paul, 12 Duriehill Road (6); 3 Mrs D. Elder, 26 Duriehill Road (5'2). Balshagray Cup, vegetable ...

... ed that afterwards the Subscribers and their riends will DINE together. Dip_ t at Four o'clock. Tickets to be had of fir Don- WARD, or the Members of Committee. ALEX. DON, SKI. Fettereairn, 6th 1866. PAROCHIAL BOARD OF OLENBERVIE. NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN ...

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... rallies throughout the area of Scotland, has been appointed director of an unusual building project near London. He is Mr Don Ward, who is now at work on a “new town ” that will be built in two months, reach a population of 10,000, stand for a fortnight ...

... Europe. Mr Gilbert analysis of the post-war policies a results of the companies. ..nti Youth in Revolt, by a ' . r {tet' don: Ward, Lock, 7s 6d). _No r ' Valentine in evolving con vlnc ' {ep wholesome drama of likely this novel a wife, son a nc j ll ...

... 416; J. Reid, 115; spoiled papers, 9 —total vote, 1366. Ward lI.—No contest. A. Spenoe returned. Ward 111. —No contest. W. Don. Ward IV. —A. J. Ferguson, 1033; D. Mathers, 935—majority, 148. Spoiled papers, 15; total vote, 2033. Ward V. —Ex-Baiiie Martin ...