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Real Scotch Wineey
Manufactured expressly for JOHN FORBES, Inverness,
in New Stripes and Checks, also in White and all Colours, IS THE IDEAL FABRIC
for Ladies' Blouses, Children's Dresses, Gent's Shirts and Pyjamas, and every kind of Day, Night and Underwear,
ENDLESS IN WEAR AND POSITIVELY UNSHRINKABLE.
31 inches wide, 1/9 per yard.
New Exclusive Weaves. All Fast Colours.
Pattern Bunches Free on application to JOHN FORBES Hig?h Street & Inglis Street INVERNESS. \i Distinctive System
of Assurance.
Low Premiums. Low Expenses.
SCOTTISH PROVIDENT INSTITUTION. ACCUMULATED FUNDS £13,500,000.
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Aberdeen Brand&2$66 UNION STREET
Inspector of Agencies (Northern District :) WILLIAM FARQUHARSON.
/JAMES D. MACKIE. Secretaries Local \ EDW ARD TENNANT. AGENTS IN INVERNESS: Messrs ANDERSON & SHAW, Solicitors. Messrs JAMES ROSS & BOYD, Solicitors. DAVID ROSS, Solicitor, 63 Church Street.
Head Office— No, 6 St. ANDREW SQUARE, EDINBURGH THE NATIVE OFFICE OF THE NORTH. THE Northern Assurance Company (ESTABLISHED 1836). FIRE. LIFE. ANNUITIES. Head Offices - Aberdeen &£. London
Annual Income - over £1,630,000 Aeeumulated Funds - „ £7,000,000 fire: department,
As a Fire Office the "Northern" occupies a position of exceptional strength, the accumulated funds available for Fire losses amounting to £2,395,300, or more than Two Years Fire Premium Income. Kates quoted and surveys made free of charge. LIFE DEPARTMENT,
As a Life Office the "Northern" has many attractive features enhancing bonus prospects. All Profits to assured.—In the Participation Branch all the Profits go to the assured. Low Expenditure.—The expenses are strictly limited to 10 per cent, of the premiums. The Reserves during the past twenty years have been greatly augmented, while the Bonus has been maintained throughout ohe whole period at the satisfactory rate of 31s per cent, per annum. Quotations given for Life Assurance in all its forms. Annuities and Capital Redemption Policies granted on favourable terms. The Life Funds are separately invested, and cannot, by Act of Parliament, be used in payment of Fire Losses-
Aberdeen Office- - 1 Union Terrace. THOMAS KYD, Resident Manager. ROBERT MACKAY, Secretary. Established 50 Years. Telephone No. i6y2. PAUL CAMPBELL (Successor to JOHN McCABE),
Specialist in Highland, Dress Brogue, Shooting, Golfing, Fishing, and Military Boots & Shoes.
We keep a Competent Staff of Workmen on the Premises for all classes of Hand-Made Boots and Shoes.
Special attention given to Shooting Lodges. Experienced Fitters sent out. We hold the Largest Stock in the North of Ladies', Gent's, and Children's Goods.
Repairs a Speciality. Agent for the Waterproof " K " Boot.
C• rFI3T7T7 f,^, / OPPOSITE \ IXJTI^XJillun oln£i£il Vtown hall/* INVERNESS.
CANARY, CAGE-BIRD & PIGEON REQUISITES.
Finest Spanish Canary, Sunflower, Rubsen, Teazli, German and English Rape, Inga or Niga Seed, all 4d per lb. ; Hemp, Linseed and White Miller, 3d ; and Maw Seed, 5d per lb. Special Parrot Mixture, made from " Cage Birds " recipe, 4d per lb Special Cage Bird
Mixture, 4d per lb.; Pigeon Mixture, Is 6d ; Maple Peas,
Is 8d ; Tares, Is 6d ; Dari, Is 6d ; Wheat and Barley, Is per stone. Cages, Cage-Bird Furniture ; also CANARIES and BRITISH BIRDS always in Stock at reasonable prices. SINGING BIRDS a Speciality.
Inspection Invited. Orders by Post punctually attended to.
ROSS, Grocer, Haugh, Inverness, D. PETRIE
Goal Merchant and Colliery Agent, SUPPLIES THE
BEST QUALITIES at the LOWEST PRICES OF Scotch & English Coal, Coke, Briquettes, Lime, Cement, In any Quantity.
Shooting Lodges supplied during the Season.
Large Consumers at Lowest Rates
2 Lombard Street, Inverness. PASSENGER AGENCY.
Passengers now Booked by all the First-Class Lines to New York, Canada, South Africa, New Zealand, Australia, and all parts of the World. THE PUBLIC SUPPLY STORES AND PRODUCE MART ARE THE Leading Stores In tnverness FOR
Teas, Groceries, Provisions ^ «£
Patent Medicines, and
^ i? Proprietary Goods,
At these Stores the Public have always at their service Tbe Best Value Possible IN // Tine Best Goods Possible
IN The Best Condition Possible
A -VT^ AT / // AB / The Lowest Price Possible. w PLEASE TRY A SAMPLE ORDER.
Only Address in Inverness— Public Supply Stores, 43 Might St., INVERNESS.
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[M THE FOLLOWING SPECIALITIES 1AT83 AT THE -M i Public Supply Stores.
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Choicest Ceylon Tea, Is 5d per lb,
" A tiiixupy that never Palls."
Magnificent Indian Tea, Is 9d per lb. " Be Wise and Taste." SAMPLES OF ABOVE ON APPLICATION.
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: Direct Weekly Supplies of CHOICEST DANISH BUTTER. No storing for sake of extra Profit. Enormous Sales all the year round.g^r / / - Sole Agents in District for WILLIAM LOW and CO. 's famed Gold .Medal HAMS and BACON. LINDSAY & LOW'S celebrated BISCUITS, PRE- SERVES and CONFECTIONS, etc. / / Supplies received twice weekly
Public Supply Stores and Produce Mart 43 HIGH STREET, INVERNESS. INVERNESS BURGH DIRECTORY FOR 1906-1907 CONTAINING STREET, TRADE, & ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY PLAN OF THE TOWN AND OFFICIAL AND PROFESSIONAL LIST
PUBLISHED BY
R. CARRUTHERS & SONS, COURIER OFFICE, INVERNESS.
JOHN H, FORSYTH & CO.
Wholesale ^^milT^inc%Mctcha,nts
18 Inglis mA mVERNESS, B S T Wj£fe liSafiS&D 1815.
Wines of every description. Liqueurs. Old High= land Whiskies. Fine Old Pale Brandy. Jamaica Rum, Hollands, &c.
Bass and AIsopp's India Ale. Barclay Perkin's Imperial Stout. Guinness's Stout. Younger's £7 7s Sweet Ale.
J. Schweppe & Co.'s Mineral Waters. THE NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE Insurance Company
ESTABLISHED 1809.
Fire—I*ife—Annuities Burglary.
TOTAL FUNDS exceed - £17,000,000
REVENUE, 1905 oyer - £3,774,000
Absolute Security. £*ibex*al Conditions. Prompt Settlements.
Full Particulars may be had on application to any of the Company's Agencies, or to
Chief Offices—
EDINBURGH : 64 Princes Street.
LONDON : 61 Thread needle Street, E.C.
Inverness Branch Office— 14 UNION ST.
Resident Secy.- J. D. FINIaAYSON. — —
CONTENTS.
OFFICIAL INFORMATION. Page. Page.
Aerated Water Manufac- Highland Orphanage . xx. turers' Defence Ass. xxiii Highland R.G.A. Vols.. x An Comunn Gaidhealach xxii Inland Revenue . . vi
Bible Society's Depot . xii Insurance Offices, &c. . xxvii Board and other Schools xvi Inverness College (Ltd.) xv v Bowling Clubs , . xxv Justice of Peace Courts.
Branch Banks . . ix Liberal Association (Burgh) xxi
Caledonian Canal . . viii Masonic Lodges
Caledonian Banking Coy. viii St John's Kilwinning . xvi
Chess Club . . . xxiv St John's Friendly Society xvi
Cameron Barracks . . xi St Mary's Caledonian . xvii Cameron Highlanders Bahalonish Pass . . xvii 1st and 3rd Battalion xi St Andrew's Royal
1st V.B.C.H. . . xi Arch Chapter . . xvii
Chamber of Commerce . xxi Medical Practitioners . ix Children's Free Breakfasts xxii Messenger-at-Arms . iv
. Choral Union . . . xxii Ness Fishery Board vi
Churches and Clergy . xiii Newspapers, &c. . . xiv
Civilian Rifle Club . xii Northern Infirmary . xx
Commissary Court . . v Northern Meeting . . xxiii Constitutional Association xxi N.C. Breeding and Fat
. . . Craigneish College . . xv Show Club xxvi
Curling Club . . . xxv Northern C.C. Club . xxiv
Custom House . . vi N.C. Institute for Blind xx Dentists .... x Oddfellows(Clachnacuddin) xvii Discharged Prisoners' Aid Order of Buffaloes . xviii
Society . . . xix OrnithologicalAssociation xxvi
Donald Fraser Bequest . xx Parish Council . . iii
Educational Institute . xvi Pensioners Employment
Episcopal Schools . . xvi Depot - . . xii
Farmers' Society . . xxv Permanent Building Socy. xxvii
Fire Brigade iii Portree Wool Mill Coy. . xxvi
Forbes Dispensary . . xx Philharmonic Choral
Free Gardeners . . xx Orchestral Society . xxii
Funds for Education and Postal Information . xxix
Charity . . . xiv Primrose League . . xxi
Gaelic Society . . xix Procurators . . . iv
Gas Works , . . iii Property Coy., Ltd. . xxvi Golf Club ... xxiv Public Library . . xvi Guildry Incorporation . xxvi Public Hall Company . xxvii
Harbour Trustees . . ii Quarter Sessions . . v
Highland Club . . xxiii Rambling Club . . xxiv
Highland Cattle Society xxv Rechabites . . . xviii
Highland Railway . vii Registration of Voters . v
Do. Literary Society xviii Royal Academy . . xiv
Do. Temperance League xviii School Board . , . xv .. . . .
CONTENTS
OFFICIAL INFORMATION.—(Continued.) Page Page School Board (Landward) xvi St Andrew's Working
School of Music . . xxii Mens' Club xxiii Scientific Society and F. C. xix Strathspey & Reel Society xxii Seaforth and Cameron Swimming Bath and Steam
Bearer Coy. . . xii Laundry . xxvi Seaforth & Cameron Brigade xii Technical and Art School xvi
Select Choir . . . ; xxii Town Band , xxii Sheriff Court iv Town Council & Committees i
Sheriff-Officers . . v Unionist Association xxi
Society for Prevention of Valuation of Lands, &c. . v
Cruelty to Animals . xxv Water Works iii
Society for Prevention of Weights and Measures . vi Cruelty to Children xxiii Wine, Spirit & Beer Trade xxiv Soldiers' and Sailors' Working Men's Club xxiv Families Association xii Y.M.C.A. xiii
St Margaret's College . xv Y.W.C.A. xiii
STREET LIST. Page P*GE
Abban street . 1 Castle and County Buildings 23 Abertarff road 2 Castle street ... 24 Academy street 2 Castle wynd . 29 Edward's Court 4 Castle court 29
Lyon's court 6 Cawdor road . . 29
Albert place . 7 Celt street 30
Anderson street Chapel street . 31
Annfield road . Charles street 32 Ardconnel street 9 Church street 33 Park row 9 Tulloch's close 34 Ardconnel terrace (E) 9 School lane 37 Ardconnel terrace (W) 10 Clachnaharry and Ca rial Side 38 Ardross place 10 Crown avenue 40
Ardross street 10 Crown drive . 41
Ardross terrace 12 Crown street . 42
Argyle street . 12 Culduthel road 44
Attadale road 14 Dempster gardens . 46 Ballifeary road 15 Washington court 46 Bishop's road 15 Falcon square 46
Balnain street 17 Denny street . 47 Bank lane 17 Deveron street 48 Bank street 17 Diriebught road 48 Baron Taylor's lane 18 Dores road 49 Beaufort road 19 York drive 49
Bridge street . 19 Bellfield Terrace 49 Broadstone park 21 Fife terrace 49
Brown street . 22 York crescent 49
Brace gardens 23 Douglas row . . 49
Burn road Drummond 23 Drummond (lower) . 50 ... ..
CONTENTS.
STREET LIST—(Continued.) Page Drummond (upper) 50 Jamaica street Drummond road 51 Kenneth street Drummond street 51 Kessock road Duff street 52 South Kessock Dunabban road 53 King street Duncraig street 53 Noble's close East gate 54 Factory close Exchange place 56 Kingsmills road Factory street 57 Darnaway road Shuttle lane 57 Lochalsh road
Green row . 57 Lombard street
Fairfield lane . 57 Longman road Fairfield road 58 Lotland place Fraser street (Church st 60 Lovat road
Fraser street (Haugh) 60 Lower Kessock street . Friar's lane 60 Macdonald street (Haugh
Friar's place . 61 Madras street.
Friar s street . 61 Manse place George street 63 Margaret street Gilbert street. 64 Market brae .
Glebe street . 65 Midmills road Glen-Urquhart road Millburn road
Gordon place . 67 Seabank road Gordon terrace 68 Carlton Terrace
Grant street . 68 Montague row Simpson's lane 68 Muirfield road
Greig street . 70 Muirtown street Hamilton street 72 Bisset's close Harrowden road 72 Mackintosh's close Gladstone Place 73 Chisholm's close
Haugh road . 74 Fraser's close Inglis court 74 Maclean's close Gordonville road 75 Davis square
Ness place . 75 Queen's buildings High street 76 Swan's lane Hill place 79 Cameron's close
Hill street . 79 Murray place
Hill terrace . 81 Nelson street . Hardie's buildings 81 Ness bank Huntly place 81 Ness walk Huntly street 81 North Church place Albion square 82 Old Edinburgh road Dyer's court 82 Paton street (Haugh) Huntly terrace 82 Perceval road Princes place 83 Planefield road Munro's lane 84 Porterfield bank
India street . 85 Porterfield road
Inglis street . 85 Portland place
Innes street . 86 Pumpgate street
Island bank . 90 Queen's gate . Ladies' walk 90 Victoria arcade J.
CONTENTS,
STREET LIST—(Continued. Page Page
Queen street . 124 Stephen street 138
Railway terrace 125 Tanner's lane . . 139
Raining's stairs 126 May court . 139 Rangeinore road 126 Tap lane 140
Reay street 127 Telford road . 140 Seaforth mansions 127 Ardross lane 140 Balchraggan buildings 128 Telford street 142 Rose street 128 Tomnahurich street 143
Milne's buildings 129 King's lane . 144
Victoria square 130 Union Road . 146 147 Ross avenue . 131 Union street . Shoe lane 131 Upper Kessock street 150 Ross's close 131 Victoria circus 152 152 Shore street . 132 Victoria terrace Glendale place 134 View place 152 Citadel 135 Waterloo place 153
Southside place 135 Wells street . 153
. 155 Southside road 136 Young street . , Stephen's brae 137 TRADE AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. Page Page
Accountants . . . 292 China Merchants . . 297 JSrated Water Manufac- Civil Engineers and Sur-
turers . . .292 veyors . . . 298
Agricultural Implement Coal Merchants . . 298
Makers . . 292 Coffee and Dining Rooms 298
Agricultural Merchants . 292 Cooper . . . .298
Architects . . . 293 Corn Merchants . . 298
Artists . . . .293 Cycle Agents . . . 298
Asphalters . . . 293 Dentists . . . .299
Auctioneers . . . 293 Distillers . . .299 Bakers and Confectioners 293 Drapers 299
Basketmakers . . 294 Dressmakers . . . 299
Billposters . . .294 Dyer . . .300
; Birdstuffers . . 294 Engineers . . . 300
. . . 300 Blacksmiths . . .294 Engravers
. 300 Boat Builders . . . 294 Fancy Goods Dealers
Bookbinders . . . 294 Fishcurer . . . 300 Booksellers and Stationers 295 Fishing Rod and Tackle
" Boot and Shoe Makers . 295 Makers . . .300
Brassfounders. . . 295 Fishmongers . . . 300 Brewers .... 295 Fleshers .... 301 . . 301 Cab-hirers . . .296 Fruiterers . Cabinetmakers and Uphol- Funeral Undertakers . 301
sterers. . . . 296 Gilders and Picture
Carpenter Contractors . 296 Frame Makers . 302 302 Carriage Builders . . 296 Grain and Hay Merchants 302 Certificated Nurses . 296 Grocers ...... 303 Chemists . . . 297 Gunmakers
. . 303 Chimney Cleaners . . 297 Hairdressers . , CONTENTS.
TRADE LIST —(Continued). Page. Page
Hatters, Hosiers, and Restaurant Keepers . 308
Glovers . 303 Saddlers. . 308
Hotel-Keepers . 304 Sawyer . . . . 308
House Factors . 304 Sculptors . 309
Innkeepers . 308 Servants' Register Offices 309
Ironfounders . . 304 Sheriff Officers , 309
Ironmongers . . 304 Shipbrokers . 309
Lithographers . 305 Shipowners , 309
Live Stock Salesmen . 305 Shipping Agents . , 309
Mason Contractors . 305 Slaters . , , , 309
Meal Merchants . 305 Solicitors . 310
Milk-Store Keepers . 305 Stockbroker . . 310
Milliners . 306 Tailors and CloJiiers 310
Millwrights . 306 Timber Merchants. 311
Musicsellers& Pianc) Tuners 306 Tinsmiths . 311
Nurserymen and Seeds- Tobacconists . . 311
men . , . 306 Umbrella Makers . 312
Painters . 306 Veterinary Surgeon i 312
Photographers . 307 Watchmakers 312
Plasterers , 307 Wine and Spirit Merchants 312 Plumbers and Gasfitters 307 Woollen Manufacturers 313
Printers . . 307
Telephone No. 14«. Patent Fuel Briquettes. 'GRUTHER & MARSHALL Coal Merchants Supply at Lowest Prices the Best Qualities of English and Scotch Coas & Coke FIREWOOD. Portland Cement, Lime, Whiting', Stucco, Plasterers' Hair, Fire-Clay Goods of every description, and all Builders' and Plasterers' Requisites. 16 Lombard Street, — ROYAL EXCHANGE Assurance Corporation (Established by Royal Charter A.D. 1720) Fop SEA, FIRE, LIFE & ACCIDENTS
Chief Office-ROYAL EXCHANGE, LONDON. West End Branch—29 PALL MALL. Scottish Branch- 163 WEST GEORGE STREET.
FUNDS IN HAND - - - £5,000,000 CAIMS PAID .... £42,000,000 FIRE Insurances are Granted Against Loss or Damage by Fire on property of almost every description at Moderate Rates. Private Insurances.— Policies issued for Two Years and upwards are allowed a Liberal Discount. Losses Occasioned by Lightning will be paid whether the property be set on Fire or not. LIFE For the Latest Developments of Life Assurance consult the Corporation s Full Prospectus. Loans are granted on Security of Reversionary and Immediate LIFE INTERESTS in connection with Policies of Assurance.
PERSONAL ACCIDENT, BURGLARY & EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY.
Policies are issued Insuring against PERSONAL ACCI- DENTS, and Disease and Burglary, and providing Com- pensation for Accidents to Workmen and Indemnifying Employers against all Liability under Workmen's Com- pensation Act, 1897.
Prospectus, Annual Report, and Balance Sheet will be forwarded on application to the Resident Managers at Inverness Messrs INNES & MACKAY, Solicitors, Inverness. OFFICIAL INFORMATION.
Population of Burgh (census 1901),, 22,566 ; Parliamen- tary Constituency, 2983, Municipal Constituency, 3863. Extended Burgh addition, 322. Valuation of Burgh, including Railways and) Canal, 1906-1907, £136,596 19s lOd. Member of Parliament for the Inverness District of Burghs, which comprises Inverness, Forres, Nairn, and Fortrose—J. Annan Bryce. TOWN COUNCIL OF INVERNESS. Provost Arthur D. Ross, Bailies Gossip, John Smith Fraser, John Mackenzie, and Alex. Fraser, Dean of Guild John Clark, Treasurer Birnie, and Councillors Macbean, Duffy, Macdonald, Mackintosh, Maclean, R. Fraser, G. Young, Chas. Lamond, Burns, Macgregor, D. Macpherson, W. Gill, and K. A. Gillanders. Officials — Kenneth Macdonald, town clerk; G. S.
Laing, town clerk depute ; Roderick Paterson, town chamberlain; James Ross, law agent; Dr Macdonald, medical officer of health; Thos. H. Scott, C.E., burgh surveyor; D. W. Call, burgh assessor; And. Thomson, gas manager; Ewen Macdonald, water manager ; John Macdonald, chief-constable ; A. Knowles, sanitary inspector; Wm. Thow, cleansing inspector; Wm. Treasurer fire master; James Barron, keeper of public parks and cemeteries ; Alexander Fraser, Council officer. TOWN COUNCIL COMMITTEES, 1905-1906. Water and Gas Committee.—The whole Council. The Provost convener. Finance Committee.—Bailie Mackenzie, Dean of Guild Clark, Councillors Gill, Duffy, Lamond, Maclean, Macpherson, and Gillandere—Treasurer Birnie, con- vene?. Law Committee.—Bailie Alex. Fraser, Dean of Guild Clark, Treasurer Birnie, Councillors Burns, Macdonald, Macbean, Lamond, and Mackintosh—Bailie John S. Fraser, convene?. Roads and Drainage Committee.—Bailie Alex. Fraser, Dean of Guild Clark, Treasurer Birnie, Coun- cillors Macdonald, Lamond, Maclean, Mackintosh, and Mackay—Councillor Roderick Fraser, convener. —
li OFFICIAL lyyORMATION.
Works and Improvements Committee.—Bailie Alex. Fraser, Dean of Guild Clark, Councillors Macdonald, Duffy, Lamond, Mackay, R. Fraser, and Young Councillor Macgregor, convener. Lighting and Watching Committee.—Bailies Gossip, J. S. Fraser, and Alex. Fraser, Councillors Duffy, Mac- bean, Maclean, Maepherson, and Young—Councillor Macdonald, convener. Public Health and Cleansing Committee.—Bailie J. S. Fraser, Dean of Guild Clark, Treasurer Birnie, Coun- cillors Macdonald, Macbean, R. Fraser, Macgregor, and Gillanders—Bailie A. Fraser, convener. Parks and Cemeteries Committee.—Bailies J. S. Fraser, Mackenzie, and Alex. Fraser, Councillors Gill, Duffy, Lamond, Mackintosh, and Young—Bailie Gossip, convener. Common Good Committee.—Bailies Gossip, J. S. Fraser, and Alex. Fraser, Treasurer Birnie, Councillors Macdonald, Lamond, Mackintosh, and Maepherson Councillor Macbean, convener. Charities Committee.—Bailies Gossip, Mackenzie, and Alex. Fraser, Dean of Guild Clark, Councillors Gill, Macdonald, Duffy, and Maepherson — Councillor Macbean, convener. Gas Works Committee—Bailies Gossip, J. S. Fraser, and Mackenzie, Dean of Guild Clark, Councillors Mac- donald, Macbean, Mackay, and Gillanders—Councillor Maepherson, convener. Dean of Guild Court—Dean of Guild Clark, Council- lors Maclean, Mackay, P. Fraser, and Macgregor. Public Library Committee.—Provost A. D. Poss, con- vener. Members of Council—Provost Poss, Bailies Gossip and Alex. Fraser, Treasurer Birnie, Councillors Gill, Lamond, Macgregor, Maepherson, Young, and Gil- landers. Householders—Messrs James Barron, J. H. Gall, George Mackenzie, Lachlan Macgregor, Alexander Allan, J. D. Wallace, G. A. Cameron, James Dougherty, Robert Craig, T. D. Wallace.
HARBOUR TRUSTEES.
Provost Ross, chairman—Bailies Gossip, J. S. Fraser, John Mackenzie, and Alex. Fraser, Dean of Guild Clark, Treasurer Birnie, and Messrs Robert Cook, J. H. For- syth, John Mackintosh, Queensgate; Duncan Maepher- son, John Macdonald, D. Macdonald, John Fraser, and William Macbean. ;;
OFFICIAL INFORMATION. HI
Finance Committee.—Provost Ross, Dean of Guild Clark, Treasurer Birnie, and Messrs Cook, Forsyth, Donald Macdonald, and Macpherson. Three a quorum. Treasurer Birnie, convener. Clerk—Kenneth Macdonald, Inverness. Depute Clerk—G. S. Laing. Treasurers—W. R. & F. Grant. Collector—Donald Munro. Engineer—James Fraser, C.E. Harbour Master—Captain Donald Munro. Assistant Harbour Master—W. Maclean, Citadel.
INVERNESS WATER WORKS-Office, Manse Place. -Manager, Ewen Macdonald.
INVERNESS OAS WORKS—Office, Manse Place.— Manager, And. Thomson; Rod. Paterson, Town Cham- berlain, Treasurer.
INVERNESS FIRE BRIGADE.—Firemaster—William Treasurer, 11 Castle Wynd. Aasistant. Firemaster— John Forbes, 11 Castle Wynd.
INVERNESS PARISH COUNCIL.—John C. Mac- ewen, Trafford Bank, chairman. Members—Mrs Mack- intosh, Ardchattan ; Robert Munro, Young Street Rev. Gavin Lang, Rev. Murdo Mackenzie, Kenneth A.
Gillanders, grocer ; John Mackenzie, fishmonger ; A. Lee Innes, Milnfield House; Robert Thomson, Eilan- ach; Dun. Macpherson, steamboat agent; James H. Macdonald, farmer, Torbreck; Niel D. Mackintosh of
Raigmore ; James Howe, farmer ; John Shaw, farmer James Macpherson, farmer, Charleston; Mrs Macdon- ald, Flowerdale Villa, Greig Street; J. Thomson, Cliff Cottage, Raining's Stairs; Wm. F. Macpherson, solici- tor, Union Street; J. Sinclair, confectioner, Academy Street; Dr Gordon E. Lang, Ardross Terrace; Donald Macrae, watchmaker, East Gate; William Mac- bean, farmer Cradlehall. Inspector and Secre- tary, Hugh Fraser, N.P. ; Assistant Inspectors, Alex.
Fraser, John Macbean, and John Chisholm ; medical officers, Dr Murray and Dr Macfadyen; chaplain, Rev.
Chas. Macechern; collector, R. F. Urquhart ; law agents, Anderson & Shaw, solicitors; governor and matron of Poorhouse, Andrew and Mrs Bewglass; registrar, George Macbean. . —
IV OFFICIAL INFORMATION.
SHERIFF COURT OF INVERNESS, ELGIN, AND NAIRN.
Sheriff John Wilson, K.C. Sheriff-Substitute John Peter Grant, advocate. Honorary Sheriff-Substitutes at Inverness Captain Douglas Wimberley, James Francis Souter, and Charles M. Brown. Sheriff-Clerk Andrew Macdonald. Sheriff-Clerk-Depute Norman T. Russel. Procurator-Fiscal Wm. Anderson. Deputy-Procurator-Fiscal James Forsyth. Commissary Clerk And. Macdonald. Commissary Clerk-Depute Norman T. Russel. Auditor of Court Andrew Macdonald. Depute Auditor of Court Norman T. Russel
FACULTY OF PROCURATORS.
Dean—Jas. Rosa ! Sub-Dean—Wm Mackay
Secretary—W. C. Macbean | Librarian—W. F. Macpherson
PROCURATORS.
W. Taylor Rule E. G. Critchley James Ross C. O. Morris Andrew Macdonald Charles Macdonald W. Burns Hugh M. Graham Roderick Scott John Munro Middleton K. Macdonald A. J. Mackenzie William Mackay John Mackintosh And. J. Macritchie E. Hugonin Alex. Macgregor Thomas Gibson W. C. Macbean Jamea Stuart Watson P. D. Maetavish D. F. Macdonald Wm. Anderson Herbert C. Boyd John S. Fraser J. R. Sutherland H.V. Maccallum D. F. Mackenzie Frederick A. Black A. M. Macewen Alexander Fraser Evan M. Barron George Ross Kenneth J. Brand James Forsyth W. F. Macpherson J. D. Wallace Robt. Park J. Sinclair Fraser A. E. Macdonald David Ross Robert Yuille
MESSENGERS-AT-ARMS
Alexander Macdonald, D. J. Grant. —
OFFICIAL INFORMATION.
SHERIFF- OFFICERS. Duncan Chisholra D. Fraser. James Stewart Pat. Macku;ihlia Alexander Macdonald D. J. Grant ^Ordinary and Debts Recovery Courts held every Thursday during Session. Small Debt Court every Friday. Bar Officer Alexander Macbeath. JUSTICE OF PEACE COURTS. Inverness, Andrew Macdonald, clerk. A. J. Macritchie, fiscal. Norman T. Russel, depute-clerk. Grantown, William Forsyth, Dunvegan,John F. Mackenzie, solicitor, clerk clerk Kingussie, J. T. Simpson, do, Long Island, James Kemp Fort- William, Hector Fraser, Lochmaddy, And. Macelfrish do. Barra, W. Arbuckle Portree, R. Macdonald, do. Harris, J. A. Stewart, Strond Courts for the decision of small debt cases not exceed- ing £5, and for other purposes connected with the ad- ministration of justice, will be held in each of the above places, on days to be fixed by the resident justices. Principal Office of the Peace, The Castle, Inverness. JUSTICE OF PEACE COURT FOR THE BURGH.— A Small Debt Court is held when necessary. ^lerk of Court—And. Macdonald ; depute-clerk, Norman T. Russel; fiscail, A. J. Macritchie. The Provost, four Bailies, and the Dean of Guild of Inverness are Justices of the Peace, ex officiis.
COMMISSARY COURT.—Commissary (now Sheriff) —John Wilson. Commissary-Depute (now Sheriff-Sub- stitute)—John Peter Grant, advocate. Commissary Clerk—And. Macdonald. Commissary Clerk-Depute Norman T. Russel. INVERNESS QUARTER SESSIONS.—Meet on th© first Tuesday of March, first Tuesday of May, first Tues- day of August, and last Tuesday of October, annually. VALUATION OF LANDS AND HERITAGES.—Com- missioners for the County of Inverness—The County
Council of the County of Inverness ; Clerk, Duncan Shaw,
The Castle ; Assessor, E. E. Gooch, High Street. Com- missioners for the Burgh of Inverness —The Magistrates and
Town Council ; Clerk, Kenneth Macdonald ; Assessor, D. W. Call, Castle street. REGISTRATION OF VOTERS.—County Assessor, E.
E Gooch, High Street ; Burgh Assessor, D. W. Call, Castle Street. —;
Vi OFFICIAL INFORMATION.
NESS FISHERY BOARD.—Members, <&c.—Chair- man, Mr Malcolm, for Trustees of Mr Ellice of
Glenquoich ; Lord Lovat ; Mr Cran, factor for Muir- town; Colonel W. C. Ross of Cromarty; Ewen Grant, factor for I. R. J. Murray Grant of Glen-
moriston ; Mr Rod. Paterson, for Town of Inverness J. Godman, Esq. of Ness-side; Messrs Anderson and Shaw, Clerks to the Board. WEIGHTS AND MEASURES FOR THE BURGH.— Office, Burgh Police Chambers, Castle Wynd.— Inspector, Sergt. John Mackenzie.
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES FOR COUNTY.—Clerk and Convener—Andrew Macdonald. Chief Inspector
Alexander Machardy, Castle, Inverness ; Inspectors Hugh Maclennan, Inverness; A. Boyd, Portree; Donald
Henderson, Lochmaddy ; Alexander Chisholm, Fort- William. Attendance given at the Weights and Measures Office, Castle, Inverness, every lawful day from 10 a.m. till 4 p.m., for the purpose of comparing and stamping all legal weights brought there from any part of the county. INLAND REVENUE OFFICES. EXCiSE, STAMPS, AND TAXES. Offices—High Street. Inverness. Collector and Distributor of Stamps—W. H. Maslin. Principal Clerk — J. B. Eager. Supervisor — J. Chalmers. Officers—J. Macdonald (Burgh East), R. Williams (Burgh West), W. A. Birkett (Millburn Dis- tillery), T. M. Kerrin (Glenalbyn Distillery), R. Fergu- son (Glen-Mhor Distillery). TAXES. Surveyor of Taxes—Inverness and Ross-shire—E. E. Gooch. CUSTOM-HOUSE AND MERCANTILE MARINE OFFICE. Office—Queen's House. Collector, Receiver of Wreck. Registrar of R.N. Reserve, &c '. W. Stevenson, R.N.R. Chief Clerk Bertram O. Brambleby {A. Mackintosh R. Richardson George Gray Assistant W. Maclennan Watcher and Housekeeper J. Sturrock. —
OFFICIAL INFORMATION. VH HIGHLAND RAILWAY. DIRECTORS. William Whitelaw, Esq., Monkland, Nairn, Chairman. R. M. Wilson, Esq., Helensburgh, Deputy-Chairman. The Most Hon. the Marquis of Breadalbane, K.G. His Grace the Duke of Atholl, K.T. His Grace the Duke of Sutherland, K.G. W. Steuart Fothringham, Esq. of Grandtully. Sir Wm. Ogilvy Dalgleish, Bart., of Errol Park, Errol. J. D. Fletcher, Esq. of Rosehaugh. Edward G. Fraser-Tytler, Esq. of Aldourie. Thomas Yool, Esq. of Auchtertyre, Elgin. James E. B. Baillie, Esq. of Dochfour. Albert E. Pullar, Esq., Durn, Perth. J. G. Stewart, Esq., Ault Wharrie, Dunblane. The Right Hon. Lord Lovat, C.B., D.S.O.
OFFICIALS. General Manager—T. A. Wilson. Secretary and solicitor—Robert Park. Accountant—A. Macdonald. Traffic Manager—Thomas Macewen. Locomotive Superintendent—Peter Drummond. Engineer-in-Chief—William Roberts. Cashier—James N. Forsyth. Storekeeper—Chas. Kennedy. Factor-—John Sutherland. Telegraph Superintendent—J. Munro. Superintendent of Signals—Edgar F. Lowe. Chief Clerk, General Manager's Office—J. Martin. Assistant Traffic Manager (Passenger Department) William Macintyre. Assistant Accountant—D. Butter. Travelling Auditor—R. Humphrey. Assistant Traffic Manager (Goods Department)—J. H. Davidson. Assistant Cashier—James Calder. Goods Superintendent—D. Maclennan. Assistant Locomotive Super'ntendent—F. G. Smith. Assistant Engineer—Alex. Newlands. Station Superintendent—Colin Mackay. Booking Agent— W. Macgregor. Parcel Agent—P. Henderson. Auditors—R. F. Cameron, C.A., Inverness, and Alex. Moore, jun., C.A., Glasgow. Edinburgh Agents—J. K. and W. P. Lindsay, W.S., Edinburgh. Parliamentary Agents—Martin & Leslie, London. —
Vlll OFFICIAL INFORMATION.
CALEDONIAN CANAL—(Opened in 1822.)
From one end of the Canal to the other the distance ia sixty miles. The lochs along the route extend to thirty- eight miles, and the Canal cuttings to twenty-two miles. There are twenty-nine locks on the line—the rise to the summit level in Loch-Oich being about 100 feet above high water at ordinary neap tides. The Canal cat accommodate vessels not exceeding in demensions, over all, viz. : —Length, 160 feet; width, 38 feet; draught of water when at the standard level, 15 feet, and vessels drawing 18 feet water can be admitted into the Muirtown Basin, Inverness. COMMISSIONERS.
The Speaker of the House of The Lord Advocate' Commons The Member for Argyll for The Chancellor of the Ex- the time being chequer The Duke of Argyll First Lord of the Admiralty Lord Abinger The Vice-President of the J. E. B. Baillie of Dochfour Board of Trade Lord Malcolm of Poltalloch Secretary—J. W. Lowther, Speaker's House, West- minster, London. Resident Engineer and Manager John G. Davidson. Collector at Clachnaharry—Wm. J. M. Burrell. Collector at Corpach—D. R. Macgilli- vray.
Caledonian Banking" Company Limited.
Incorporated under the Companies' Acts 1862 to 1880.
Established 1838.
- - Subscribed Capital, £750,000 | Paid-up £150,000
Uncalled - - - £600,000 Reserve Fund - - 51,000 Governor—The Mackintosh of Macintosh. Deputy Governor—Sir Geo. Macpherson-Grant, Bart. Extraordinary Directors.
Sheriff Davidson, Ft. -William Jonathan Middleton, Esq., John. A. Dewar, Esq., M.P. Davidston, Cromarty James Douglas Fletcher, Esq. Geo. Rose, Esq., Inverness of Rosehaugh Wm. Sopper, Esq. of Dunma- The Hon. Lord Kyllachy glass. Sir Kenneth J. Matheson, Bart, of Lochalsh OFFICIAL INFORMATION. ix
Ordinary Directors for 19u6-1907. Right Hon. Lord Lovat, C.B., P. B. Macintyre, Esq. of D.S.O. Braelangwell Andrew Macdonald, Esq., J. At res Mather, Esq., Nairn Sheriff-Clerk, Inverness ISir Henry Munro, Ness J. C. Mace wen, Esq., Traf- Mount ford Bank, Inveraess Alex. Ross, Esq., LL.D., W. D, Mackenzie, Esq. of Farr Inverness
Head Office, Inverness. Chas. Marshall Brown, manager. D. Young, secretary. BRANCH BANKS.
Bank of Scotland—50 Union street, A. F. Steele, agent. Royal Bank of Scotland—Union Street, D. Cargill, agent British Linen Company Bank—41 High Street, James Martin, agent. Commercial Bank of Scotland (Limited) — 67 Church Street, James F. Souter, agent. National Bank of Scotland (Limited)—21 Church street, W. Taylor Rule and G. H. Duncan, joint agents Union Bank of Scotland (Limited)—21 Union street, Harry Lumsden, agent. Town and County Bank (Limited)—Hamilton Place, High Street, W. Douglas, agent. North of Scotland Bank (Limited)—Queensgate, James Ross, agent. Savings' Bank—44 Castle street. Actuary and Cashier, William Corner.
MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS.
F. M. Mackenzie, M.A., L.R.C.P. (Edin.), and L.F.P. and S. (Glas.), 2 Church street James Murray, M.A., M.D. (Edin), 6 Ardross Terrace Duncan Macfadyen, L.R.C.S. (Edin.), 94 Academy street John Wilson Black, M.D. (Edin.), 78 Academy street Geo. England Kerr, M.B., CM. (Aber.), 19 High street Gordon A. Lang, M.B., CM. (Aber.), 10 Ardross terrace James Forsyth, M.B., CM. (Aber.), 7 Ardross terrace John Macdonald, M.B., CM. (Edin.), Muirfield road Alex. W. Mackay, M.A., M.B., CM. (Aber.), 37 Bridge street. John M. Moir, M.D. (Aber.), 4 Ardross Terrace. John W. Mackenzie, M.D., 5 Castle street Miss Helen Sinclair Macdonald, L.R.C.P. & S. L.F.P.S., 52 High street OFFICIAL INFORMATION. DENTISTS. James Leslie Fraser, L.D.S. (Edin.), dental-surgeon, Castle Tolmie. John Fraser, 17 High street J. Kyle Mackintosh, L.D.S. (Edin.), dental-surgeon, Queen's sate. D. Lees Provan, L.D.S. (Glas.), 39 Church Street HIGHLAND ROYAL GARRISON ARTILLERY (VOLUNTEERS). Staf Honorary Colonel Wm. Fraser, V.D. Lieut. -Col.-Commandant J. E. B. Baillie of Dochfour, M.V.O., V.D. Colonel K. Macdonald, V.D. Lieut. -Col. 0. Robertson, V.D. Lieut .-Col. G. H. Duncan, V.D. Captain F. J. Robertson, R.A., adjutant. Surgeon-Major M. Mackenzie.
Surgeon-Major J. M. Moir, M.D. ; Surgeon-Captain G.
Wilson, M.B. ; Surgeon-Lieut. E. E. Brown. Acting Chaplains—Revs. G. Lang, V.D., & R. Woodside Veterinary Lieutenant—R. N. Lewis. Sergt. -Instructors—Sergt.-Major W. Cox, R.A. ; Coy.- Sergt.-Major J. Creed, R.A. ; and Sergt. P* Tweddle, R.A. Heavy Battery No. 7 Company—Cromarty Capt. F. W. Fiaser. Major, J. Ross Captain, H. M. Graham Lieut. J. J. E. Scott. Lieut., J. R, Sutherland Lieut., G. Middleton No. 2 Company Capt., J Kyle Maekinboeh No. 8 Company—Stornoway Lieut., W. S. Roddie Major, Angus Bain „ J. A. Ross. Lieut., H. Macleod No. 3 Company Lieut., T. Nicolson Major, D. J. Reid Lieut., W. A. Ross Lieut., A. R. Forsyth No. 9 Company—Lochcarron No. 4 Company Major, A. Campbell Capt., J. D. Wallace Lieut., J. Maclennan No. 5 Company Major, F. A. Black Nos.10 & 11 Companies—Nairn Lieut., W. Goseip Major, J. F. Macintyre No. 6 Company. Major, G. Tocher Captain, A. Robertson Lieut., J. Green Lieut., J. Anderson Lieut., J. Squair 2nd Lieut., J. G. Trainor Lieut., D. Fraser Orderly Room, 15 Margaret Street OFFICIAL INFORMATION. XI DEPOT QUEEN'S OWN CAMERON HIGHLANDERS
Major S. S. S. Clarke, Commanding Depot. Captain D. M. M. Crichton. Lieut. A. H. Mackintosh. Lieut. A. G. Cameron. Sergt.-Major—John C. Austin. Quartermaster-Sergeant—Angus Maclean. Gymnastic Instructor—Sergt. Macdonald. Canteen Steward—Hugh Maclean.
3rd BATTALION QUEEN'S OWN CAMERON HIGHLANDERS. Barracks, Telford Road, Inverness.
Field Officers. Hon. Colonel—The Mackintosh of Mackintosh Lieutenant-Colonel—N. Macleod (Hon. Colonel) Majors G. R. Cavaye and D. P. Haig. Captains. Lieutenants, H. G. Woldiige-Gordon (Maj.) W. Dewar M. J. Grant-Peterkin Brander-Dunbar J. 2nd Lieutenants D. E. Mackintosh H. S. L. Alford D. M. Morison N. J. M. Archdall (I. of M.) I. C. Innes H. R. Brown (Bt. -Major) K. Macpherson R. J. Cavaye.
Staff. Adjutant—Captain D. N. C. C. Miers. Quartermaster—Hon. Lieut. John Cameron. Medical Officer—Surgeon-Lt.-Col. Duncan MoFadyen. Sergeant-Major—J. Nicholson. Quartermaster-Sergt.—Alexander Fraser. Orderly Room Clerk—Qr. -Mr. -Sergt. James Beaton.
1st VOLUNTEER BATTALION QUEEN'S OWN CAMERON HIGHLANDERS. Orderly Room—Lombard Street, Inverness. Staff — Colonel Duncan Shaw, V.D., commanding. Majors J. Leslie Fraser and Alex. Fraser. Adjutant—Captain G. I. Fraser, 1st Battalion Cameron Highlanders. Quartermaster—William Fraser, captain.
Surgeons-Captain—A. C. Miller, M.D. ; W. De Watte- ville, M.B. Xll OFFICIAL INFORMATION.
Acting Chaplain—The Rev. Norman Macleod, D.D. Sergeant-Major—John Lookie. A Company. F Company Kingussie Oapt., D. Macbean Major, E. Campbell 2nd Lieut., D. F. Mackenzie Majo", J. Campbell Lieut., W. Macbean B Company. Captain, J. Guild G Company—Beauly Lieut., R. Maclean Major, J. Mackenzie C Company. H Company—Portree Captain, T. Gibson Major, A. D. Mackinnon Lieut., Beaton M. Lieut., R. Macdonald Lieut., J. Macpherson D Company. I Company—Ardersier 2nd Lieut. , R. Lindsay Oapt. , James Barron Lieut., D. Ross K Company —Fort-Aueustu3 E Company—Fort- William. and Glen-Urquhart Capt., H. Fraser Capt., R. M'B. Fraser Lieut., T. Allison Lieut., W. Mackintosh
SEAFORTH AND CAMERON BRIGADE—Orderly Room, 10 Bank Street, Inverness. —Brigadier, H. H. L.
Malcolm, D.S.O. ; Brigade-Major, Major A. C. Mac- lean; Supply Officer, Captain A. K. Findlater; Bri- gade Clerk, Sergt.-Major Hunter, 10 Bank Street. SEAFORTH AND CAMERON BRIGADE BEARER COMPANY.—Captain John Macdonald, Lieut. Grant. Headquarters, 10 Bank Street.
O.H.M.S.—Pensioners and Reservers seeking employ- ment should apply to Officer commanding 72nd and 79tb R.D., Cameron Barracks, Inverness.
INVERNESS CIVILIAN RIFLE CLUB.—President, the Right Hon. Lord Tweedmouth ; Vice-President, John
Birnie, Baln.\fettaek ; Committee, Messrs M. Gillan- ders, J. Rusterholtz, D. Gray, W. E. Reeves, and D. Ross; Hon. Secretary, M. Gillanders, Steam Bakery. EAST SCOTTISH BRANCH SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' FAMILIES' ASSOCIATION (Inverness Dis- trict).—Treasurer, Charles Marshall Brown, manager, Caledonian Bank.
BIBLE SOCIETY'S DEPOT.- 9 East Gate.—Deposi- tarian, William Munro; Secretary, Rev. D. Connell. — ——;
OFFICIAL INFORMATION. X11I YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.— Rooms— 66 Church Street. —President, The Countess of Moray; Vice-President, Mrs Black; Treasurer, Mrs
Ferguson ; Secretary, Miss Keith ; Committee, Rev. Dr Macleod, Rev. Dr Black, T. A. Wilson, Mrs Mackintosh, Mrs Mackenzie. Miss J. Macdonald, Miss Shaw, Mrs N. Macleod, Mrs Petrie, Miss Connell, Mrs F. Fraser, Mrs Macbean, Miss A. Macdonald, Miss G-. Smith. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION—Rooms — 1 Castle Street. —Honorary Vice-Presidents, Rev. Dr
Black, Rev. D. Connell, M.A. ; Rev. A. Cameron, M.A. Rev. G. Lang, Rev. C Macechern, Rev. M. Mackenzie, Rev. Dr Macleod, Rev. Wm. Todd, M.A. ; Rev. A.
Reeve, M.A. ; President, Alex. Maclennan ; Vice-Presi- dents, M. G. Mackenzie and D. Macgregor; Treasurer,
R. F. Urquhart ; Secretary, P. Cameron ; Committee William Mackenzie, S. M'G. Fraser, Neil Macinnes,.
James Cameron ; Caretaker, John Rattray. CHURCHES, CHAPELS, AND CLERGY. High Church Norman Macleod, D.D, St Stephens Wm. Fraser. West Church Gavin Lang. Gaelic Church Charles Macechern. Fraser Street Church George Lamont. United Free High Church John J. Black, LL.D. Crown United Free Church William Todd, M.A. United Free East Church Allan Cameron, M.A. United Free West Church D. Connell, M.A. Queen Street United Free Church ....Andrew Grant Ness Bank U.F. Church John Reid, M.A..
Free North Church , Murdo Mackenzie; The Presbyterian Church of Scotland. .John R. Maekay. Baptist Church, Friars Lane Alex. Bremner. St Andrew's Cathedral The Right Rev. A. J. Maclean, D.D., Bishop o£ Moray, Ross, and Caithness. Provost—The Very Rev. Vernon Staley. Canon Residentiary—Rev. A. Eyre-Brook, B.D. Precentor and Assistant Priest-—Rev. H. B. Hamer, M.A. St John's Episcopal Church—S. P. Smith-Heriz, M.A. Church of St Michael and All Angels, Lochalsh Road W. L. Mackintosh, M.A Rev. F. B. Alcock. B.A., Assistant Priest Wesleyan Methodist Chapel A. Reeve. Roman Catholic Chapel Duncan Macqueen. Session Clerk—W. Charles Macbean, 42 Union st^ Registrar—George Macbean, Parish Council Offic°. XIV OFFICIAL INFORMATION. NEWSPAPERS "HIGHLAND NEWS," published every Saturday morn- ing—Price Id. Established 1883. Publishing Office Hamilton Street. Proprietors, Taylor & Bain. "HIGHLAND TIMES, published every Thursday morn- ing—Prioo Id. Established 1896. Publishing Office, 8 Hamilton Street. "INVERNESS COURIER/' published twice a week—on Tuesday and Friday—Price Id. Established 1817. Printing and Publishing Offices, Bank Lane. Pro- prietors —R Carruthers & Sous. ^'NORTHERN CHRONICLE," published every Wednes- day morning—Price Id. Established 1881. Print- ing and Publishing Offices, 10 Margaret street. Pro- prietors—The Northern Counties Newspaper and Printing and Publishing Coy. (Limited). Secretary —Wm. Mackay, solicitor. Manager—R. M. Grant. FUNDS FOR EDUCATION AND CHARITY UNDER THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE MAGISTRATES AND TOWN COUNCIL. 1 Jonathan Anderson's Mortification £3350 2 Frederick Klein's „ 1050 3 Robert Fraser's Mortification 125 4 Thomas Fraser's „ 100 5 Messrs Baillie's „ 200
Q John Burnett's ,, 100
7 Mrs Isabella Gollan's ,, 92 5
•8 Mrs Gibson's ,, 100
9 Admiral Duff's ., 1068 10 Robert Smith's „ 1692 17 11 Mrs Masr-on's Fund 450 12 Dr John Mackintosh's Bequest 400 DIRECTORS OF THE ROYAL ACADEMY, AND GOVERNORS OF THE INVERNESS EDUCATIONAL TRUST.—Governors—1. Appointed by the Town-
Provost A. D. Ross, chairman ; ex-Bailie Donald Mac- donald, Fairfield Road ; and Bailie J. Smith. Fraser, Inverness. 2. Appointed by School Board of Inver- ness—Ex-Provost Wm. Maebean, Union Street; Rev. D. Connell, Rev. Allan Cameron. 3. Appointed by the County Council of the County of Inverness—Rev. Gavin Lang, Wm. Anderson, solicitor; J. P. Grant of Rothie- murchus. The Trust includes the Royal Academy, the Mackintosh Farr Fund, Forbes Fund, Dr Bell's Trust, and a number of other smaller Mortifications. Ken- neth Macdonald, solicitor, seoretary. Hugh Fraser, Treasurer. ;
OFFICIAL INFORMATION. XV
CRAIGNEISH COLLEGE, Old Edinburgh Road.— Principal, Miss Mackintosh.
INVERNESS COLLEGE (LIMITED), Ardross Street. —Directors—Francis Darwin, M.A., of Muirtown ; Wm. Anderson, Allan Cottage; James A. Gossip, Knowsley;
J. Lyon Guild, Struan ; William Mackay, Craigmonie R. L. Mackintosh, Drummond House; Alex. Ross, LL.D., Riverfield; Duncan Shaw, St Aubyn's; Secre- tary, F. A. Black, solicitor; Registered Office—59 Aca- demy Street, Inverness. Headmaster, W. D.Monro, M.A. ST MARGARETS COLLEGE, Culduthel Road.— Principal, Mrs Luke. BURGH SCHOOL BOARD.—Ex-Provost Macbean
(Chairman) ; Kenneth Macdonald, Rev. D. Connell, Rev. Gavin Lang, Rev. Allan Cameron, Bailie John Macken- zie, Rev. Murdo Mackenzie, Rev. Wm. Todd, Rev. Duncan Macqueen. Clerk — Rod. Scott, solicitor. Treasurer—Wm. Charles Macbean, solicitor. Medical Officer—Dr G. A. Lang.
EPISCOPAL SCHOOLS (Boys), 1 Ness Walk—Henry Stafford, headmaster ; do. (Girls), King Street—Miss H. Wakeham, schoolmistress. BOARD AND OTHER SCHOOLS. High Public School.—Head Master, Thomas Wallace. Higher Grade School.—Staff—Alexander Mac- bain, M.A., LL.D.; J. M. Lowson, M.A.,
Robert Ewen, M.A. ; M. A. Maclennan. Supplementary Courses, Senior Department.—A. C Mackenzie, Douglas Kennedy, Catherine Maclean, Mina Macdonald, Kenneth Maclean, Agnes Dobbie, Mary Clachrie. Farraline Park Public School—Head Master—And- rew Thomson. Merkinch Public School.—Head Master—Jas. Ross. Central Public School — Head Master—G. A. Cameron. Clachnaharry Public School—Mistress—Miss Clark.
TECHNICAL PUBLIC SCHOOL, 121 Church Street, —Wm. Stewart, manual instructor. Cookery teachers, Miss Stronach and! Miss Macdonald. ;;
XVI OFFICIAL INFORMATION. BURGH TECHNICAL AND ART SCHOOL.—New Class Rooms, High School Annexe—Headmaster, J. Melvin Lowson, M.A., B.Sc. ; drawing, Mr Kennedy, Miss Taylor, and M. Logie; machine construction,
Alecs. Smith ; building construction, Mr A. Knowles chemistry and botany, J. Melvin Lowson, M.A., and A. Watson; plumbers' work and applied mechanics, A. Knowles; commercial course, G. Smith Laing.
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SCOTLAND.—Inver- ness Branch (Educational Bureau, Free Library Build- ings). —President, Alexander Henderson, Culburnie
School, Beauly ; Secretary, A. Thomson, Farraline Park
School, Inverness ; Treasurer, W. G. Macconnaohie, M.A., High School, Inverness. INVERNESS AND BONA (LANDWARD) SCHOOL BOARD.—Rev. Gavin Lang (Chairman), Rev. Murdo Mackenzie; Rev. John Fraser; Niel D. Mackin- tosh of Raigmore; Treasurer Birnie; Robert Thomson of Eilanaeh ; and James Macpherson, Balnagaig. Clerk and Treasurer, John Smith Fraser, Queensgate, Inver- ness ; Medical Officer, Dr Gordon Lang, Inverness Default Officer, Simon Mackenzie, Leachkin.
PUBLIC LIBRARY & READING-ROOM—Castle Wynd Lending and Reference Departments—Open daily from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Reading Room—Open to public daily, 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Secretary, Kenneth Macdonald, Town-Clerk. Librarian, S. F. Donaldson. Assistant Librarian, Edward Harcombe. MASONIC LODGES. st john's old kilwinning, no. 6 of scotland. Lodge Room— Caledonian Hotel. Right Worshipful Master, John Smith Fraser
(Bailie) ; Depute Master, John Birnie ; Substitute Master, James Howe; Senior Warden, Hugh M.
Graham ; Junior Warden, John R. Sutherland ; Secre- tary, Thomas G. Henderson; Treasurer, Alexander Fraser; Senior Deacon, George Gallan; Junior Deacon, John Sinclair; Inner Guard, Robert Craig; Senior Steward, David Gray; Junior Steward, John Maclen- nan ; Chaplain, Very Rev. Norman Macleod, D.D. Tyler, Charles Murdoch; Medical Attendant, Dr Mac- fadyen; Organist, F. W. Whitehead. ST jrmv's KTLWTNNING (NO. 6) FRIENDLY SOCIETY, F. W. Grant, Secretary and Treasurer. ;
official information. xv11
st mark's caledonian operative lodge, no. 339. .Lodge Koom—Frekmasons' Hall, School Lanf.
William Glass, R,.W.M, ; John Macleod, I.P.M.
Thomas M. Thomson, D.M. ; James Poole, S.M. ; Wil- liam Miohie, S.W. ; Alexander Munro, J.W. ; Duncan Cameron, Secretary; George McCracken, Treasurer;
James Fraser, S.D. ; William Forbes, J.D. ; James S.
Garrow, I.G. ; Malcolm Macdonald, S.B. ; Wm. J. Ball,
Tyler ; Stewards—John Fraser, John M. Macdonald, and Donald Gill.
st Andrew's royal arch chapter, No. 115. Z., Alex. F. Mackenzie; Scribe E., Simon H. Fraser, 10 Southside Road; Treasurer, Wm. D. Kemp. Meets in the Freemasons' Hall, School Lane, on the second Tuesday of each month at 7.30 p.m. * LODGE of royal ark mariners. C.N., Alex. F. Mackenzie; Secretary and Treasurer, John Gordon, 38 Academy Street. Meets in Free-
masons' Hall, School Lane : no fixed dates of meeting.
COUNCIL OF BABYLONISH PASS. M.E.C., Alex. F. Mackenzie; Secretary and Treasurer, John Gordon, 38 Academy Street. Meets in Freemasons' Hall, School Lane ; no fixed dates of meeting.
RED CROSS OF ROME AND CONSTANTINE— INVERNESS CONCLAVE, No. 18.—M.P.S., John
Gordon ; Recorder, Alex. F. Mackenzie, 15 Union Street; Treasurer, John Maccallum. Meets in Free- masons' Hall on the fourth Tuesday of each month, at 8 o'clock. ODDFELLOWS LODGE. clachnacuddin, no 1067. Lodge Room—Working Men's Club Buildings. G.M., Angus Forbes; N.G., W. J. Dallas; Secre-
tary, James Cornet, 21 Lombard Street ; Treasurer,
Thos. Dobbie, 29 Denny Street ; Trustees—Ex-Provost Wm. Macbean, Bailie Macdonald, and R. Cook; Chap-
lain, Rev. Gavin Lang ; Medical Officers, Dr J. G. Asher Forsyth and Dr G. W. E. Kerr. The Lodge meets once a fortnight, on Wednesday night, at 8 p.m. ;
Xviii OFFICIAL INFORMATION. OS. AND ST JOHN—INVERNESS SANCTU- ARY AND COMMANDERY.—R.R.P., John Gordon; Registrar, Alex. F. Mackenzie, 15 Union Street. Meets in Freemasons' Hall on the fifth Tuesday of each month when such occurs, at 6.30 p.m. THE ROYAL ANTEDILUVIAN ORDER OF BUFFALOES—" CLAN ORD " LODGE, No. 804.— Meetings every Wednesday at 8 p.m., at Stag Inn, Friar's lane. Host, William Stewart. Secretary, Primo Don. Mackintosh, 3 Friar's place
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF RECHABITES—Inver- ness District, No. 72.—District Chief Ruler, James Macsloy, 20 Market Brae; District Deputy Ruler, EL
Chisholm, Cannich Cottage, Glen-Urquhart Road ; Dis- trict Past Chief Ruler, L. Macgregor, 3 Friar's Street District Treasurer, K. A. Gillanders, Queensgate; Dis- trict Trustees—Wm. Munro, P. Paterson, and J. Mac- donald; District Levite, James Thomson, Fairfield
Road ; District Guardian, James Hood, 33a Innes
Street ; District Superintendent, Juvenile Tents, P. Swanney, Brucedale, Telford Street; District Auditors —James Todd, Inverness and John Masson, Elgin; Dis- trict Secretary, James Jackson, 66 Tomnahurich Street. Highland Tent, No. 1971, meets in U.F.E.C. Hall, Margaret Street, every alternate Monday at 8.15 o'clock p.m.; Secretary, Robert Coull, 11 Queensgate. Claohnacuddin Tent, No. 3365, meets in Concord Hall, Raining's Stairs, every alternate Thursday at 8 o'clock
p.m. ; Secretary, Roderick Shaw, 21 Rose Street. Hope of the Highlands Juvenile Tent, No. 2079, meets in Concord Hall, Raining's Stairs, every Thursday at 7
o'clock p.m. ; Superintendent, Peter Swanney, Bruce- dale, Telford Street; Secretary, H. C. Moore, 2 Green- hill Terrace, Crown Street.
HIGHLAND TEMPERANCE LEAGUE. — Hon,
President, Colonel Macfie, C.B., of Airds, Appin ; Secre- tary and Treasurer, Alexander Blackhall, Royal Bank, Inverness.
HIGHLAND RAILWAY LITERARY SOCIETY.— Hon. President, T. A. Wilson. Esq., general manager; President, D. Butter; Vice-Presidents, R. S. Nicol and R. Macphail; Secretary, Robert Yuille, secretary's office; Treasurer, Geo. Fraser, traffic manager's de- partment. OFFICIAL INFORMATION. XIX
INVERNESS GAELIC SOCIETY.—Chief, Mr John
A. Dewar, M.P. ; Chieftains, Dr P. M. Mackenzie, Mr Wm. Macdonald, and Mr D. F. Mackenzie; Hon. Secretaries, Mr W. Mackay, solicitor, and Mr W. J.
Watson, M.A. ; Secretary and Treasurer, Mr Angus Morrison, 16 Union Street. Members of Council—Dr Alexander Macbain, Councillor John Mackenzie, Mr And. Mackintosh, Alex. Macdonald, and Mr Rod. Mac- leod; Librarian, Mr A. Morrison; Bard, Rev. Dugald McEchern, M.A., Collj Piper, Pipe-Major Ronald Mac- kenzie.
INVERNESS SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY AND FIELD CLUB.—Session 1905-1906.—President, Alex. Mac- hardy; Vice-President, D. J. Reid, C.E. Members of Council—Dr A. Macbain, Kenneth Macdonald, E.
G. Critchley, Alex. Ross, LL.D. ; Thomas Wallace, F.G.S.; J. D. Wallace; J. M. Lowson, B.Sc; M. Beaton, A. B. Chalmers; Treasurer, James Ross,
Strathearn, Broadstone Park ; Secretary, W. J. Watson, M.A., rector, Royal Academy; Librarian, S. F. Donald- son.
INVERNESS DISCHARGED PRISONERS' AID SOCIETY.—Member^ of Committee—The Ministers of all the Churches in Inverness; the Lord-Lieutenant and Convener of each County within Prison district; the Provost of each Burgh within said district; the Prison Visiting Committee for the time being; the Procura- tor-Fiscal of each County in district; with a Local Working Committee to carry on the operations of the Society. Secretary and Treasurer, Mr Wm. Anderson, solicitor, Inverness.
NORTHERN COUNTIES INSTITUTE *OR THE BLIND.—President, The Mackintosh d Mackintosh, Moy- hall; Chairman of Committee, Duncan Shaw, W.S.; Hon, Secretary, Wm. Anderson, solicitor; Hon. Treasurer, J. F.
S John Sutherland ; Manager of Industrial Department, D. Macgregor. Home, Barnhill ; Matron, Mrs Rettie. Shop and Offices, 81 Castle street. ; ; XX OFFICIAL INFORMATION. THE DONALD FRASER BEQUEST.—This is a be- quest of the late Donald Fraser, M.D., Fairfax Road, Hampstead, Middlesex, the whole free revenue of which is to be applied by the Trustees for the benefit of the blind in the County of Inverness, and primarily for the education in industrial pursuits of young blind persons, with the view of enabling them to earn their own liveli- hood. The property and funds of the Bequest are vested in a body of Trustees, consisting of—The Con- vener of the County, the Provost of Inverness, the Sheriff-Substitute resident at Inverness, and two other persons nominated by the ex officio Trustees, and who are at present the Rev. Norman Macleod, D.D., Ravenswood. Clerk and Treasurer, Mr Duncan Shaw, W.S. HIGHLAND ORPHANAGE, CULDUTHEL ROAD.— Secretary, James Walker ; Treasurer, W. R. Elliot Matron, Miss Macrae ; School Teacher, Miss Strachan Auditors, James Ross, solicitor, and George Macbean, registrar. NORTHERN INFIRMARY—Officials.—Charles M. Brown, hon. treasurer; Duncan Shaw, W.S., hon. secretary; R. F. Cameron, C.A., auditor; Dr Reid, house surgeon; Miss Philp, matron; H. Maclennan, clerk and collector ; Wm. Paterson, janitor. INVERNESS FORBES DISPENSARY.—Trustees and Managers—Provost Ross, Bailies Gossip, J. S. Fraser, Mackenzie, and Alex. Fraser; Rev. Gavin Lang; Councillors Macbean, Donald Macdonald, and Mr Kenneth Macdonald, town-clerk. Secretary and Treasurer, Kenneth Macdonald. Medical Attendant, Dr John Macdonald; Resident Chemist and Dis- penser, James A. Mitchell. POOR CHILDREN'S FREE BREAKFASTS & CLOTH- ING COMMITTEE.—Dr Black, Culduthel Road; John Chisholm, ironmonger ; Wm. Corner, Savings Bank ex-Bailie Maclennan; ex-Provost Macbean. Secretary and Treasurer, K. A. Gillanders, Queen's Gate. Charity opens first week of December; closes in May. — OFFICIAL INFORMATION. XXI INVERNESS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Incor- porated UNDER THE COMPANIES ACTS, 1862 to 1890. President, ex - Treasurer Mackintosh, Southwood; Council—The President, Vice-President, David Petrie, coal merchant; D. Macpherson, Union Street; George Gallon, Falcon Square; Kenneth A. Gillanders, Queen's Gate; Alex. Kennedy, G.N. of S. Railway, Inverness; John Birnie, Glenmhor Distillery; John Cran, Union Street; 0. M. Brown, Caledonian Bank; W. Charles Macbean, solicitor; Robert Cook, Shore Street; Sir Henry Munro, Nessmount ; James Keir, High Street; John Young, Church Street; D. Murray, East Gate; James Lyon Guild, Thornbush Brewery; John Mac- donald, Castle Street. Auditor, Hugh Thomson, ac- countant; Secretary and Treasurer, Thomas Gibson, solicitor. Registered Office—62 Academy Street, In- verness. INVERNESS BURGHS UNIONIST ASSOCIATION. Chairman, James Barron, Ravelrig, Abertarff Road; Secretary, And. J. Macritcliie, solicitor, 52 High Street; Organising Secretary, Kenneth J. Brand, 22 Union Street. INVERNESS BURGH LIBERAL ASSOCIATION.— Hon. President, Sir Henry Munro, Nessmount; Presi- dent, Dr F. M. Mackenzie, Victoria Circus ; Vice- Presidents, Alex. Maclennan, Bridge Street; John Macdonald, Castle Street; Duncan Mkctavish, Aca- demy Street; W. J. M. Burrell, Clachnaharry ; John Chisholm, Falcon Square ; Hon. Secretary, Geo. Ross, 12 Lombard Street; Organising Secretary, Joseph Macleod, 12 Lombard Street ; Hon. Treasurer, D. Murray, 62 East Gate. INVERNESS-SHIRE CONSTITUTIONAL ASSOCIA- TION.—President, The Mackintosh; Hon. Secretary, Reginald Macleod of Macleod ; Secretary and Treasurer, H. V. Macoallum, solicitor, Queensgate. THE PRIMROSE LEAGUE — CLACHNACUDDIN HABITATION. — Ruling Councillor, Wm. Mackay, solicitor, Inverness; Secretary and Treasurer, J. F. Smith, Queensgate chambers. ; xxii OFFICIAL INFORMATION. INVERNESS CHORAL UNION.—President. Ken- neth Macaunald; Directors—Dr J. Macdonald, D. Petrie, G. H. Duncan, Arch. Macgillivray, J. M. Reid, H. J. Macdonald, James Walker, Mrs Macgarrol, Misses Fraser, R. Mackintosh, Young, and Stewart. Conduc- tor, Wm. S. Roddie. Meets weekly for practice from September to March. INVERNESS SELECT CHOIR.—Conductor, W. S. Roddie; Accompanist, Miss Watt; Secretary and Treasurer, J. Mackintosh, solicitor, Queen's gate. INVERNESS PHILHARMONIC CHORAL - OR- CHESTRAL SOCIETY.—President, Captain Macleod of Cadboll; Directors—K. J. Brand, G. C. Cameron, Alex. Fraser, G. C. Jefferyes ; Secretaries, Alec Sinclair and W. Nicholson; Treasurer, H. Lumsden Conductor, Fr. W. Whitehead, A.R.C.O. INVERNESS SCHOOL OF MUSIC (Instituted 1895), Drummuir House, 45 Church Street. Principal—Fr. W. Whitehead, A.R.C.O., organist and choirmaster, High Church. INVERNESS TOWN BAND. — President, Dean of Guild Clark; Vice-President, D. Urquhart ; Commit- tee—Provost A. D. Ross, Bailie J. S. Fraser, Council- lors Duffy, Mackintosh, Maclean, Macpherson, Gillan- ders, Messrs W. R. Christie, J. Sinclair, E. Ballantyne, J. M. Reid, A. Grant, C. A. Macdonald, and office- bearers ; Hon. Secretary and Treasurer, G. Smith Laing, Town House ; Bandmaster, Harry T. Tuff. Band-rooms —Meal Market Close, High Street. HIGHLAND STRATHSPEY AND REEL SOCIETY. —President, N. D. Mackintosh of Raigmore; Vice- Presidents, Wm. Mackay, R. L. Mackintosh, D. P. Haig; Conductor, D. Miller; Leader, A. Grant; Hon. Secretary and Treasurer, Andrew Mackintosh; Secre- tary and Treasurer, W. Maclennan, 4 Douglas Row. AN COMUNN GAIDHEALACH (THE MOD).— President, The Countess of Cromartie ; Secretary and Treasurer, John Mackintosh, solicitor, 17 Queen's gate. ; OFFICIAL INFORMATION. XX111 THE NORTHERN MEETING (Instituted in 1788).— Patron, His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, K.G., K.T., K.P. ; Convener, Colonel Sir H. Munro of Foulis, Bart., A.D.C. ; Secretary, Thomas G. Hender- son, Highland Club Buildings, High Street, Inverness. Annual Meetings held in September; Balls same even- ings. Ball-Rooms—Church Street. Games Park and Pavilion—Ardross Street. NATIONAL SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO CHILDREN (Inverness Branch).— Hon. Secretary* W. Anderson, Esq., solicitor, 15 High Street; Officer, J. F. Maclennan, 15 Young Street; Committee—The Very Rev. Norman Macleod, D.D. Rev. Gavin Lang, Rev. Canon Brook, Provost A. D. Ross, ex-Provost Macbean, Bailie Sinclair, Councillor Clark, Francis Darwin, Esq. of Muirtown; Alex. Mac- lennan, Esq. ; Colonel Francklyn. Ladies' Committee —Mrs MacFadyen, Mrs Steele, Mrs Macbean, Mrs Anderson, Mrs Wimberley, Mrs Gavin Lang, Mrs Murdo Mackenzie, Mrs Fred. Fraser, Mrs Mackintosh, Miss Shaw. HIGHLAND CLUB, INVERNESS.—Chairman, J. P. Grant of Rothiemurchus ; Secretary, Thos. G. Hender- — James Forsyth, solicitor ; T. R. son ; Committee Biscoe of Newton ; Dr Asher Forsyth ; Colonel Barrow, Stratton Lodge, by Inverness; Hua;h M. Graham, solicitor, Inverness; Duncan Shaw, W.S., do.; Alex- ander Lee Innes, do. ; E. K. Hall, Nairn. ST ANDREW'S WORKING MEN'S CLUB (Rat- ing's House).—President, Rev. Canon Eyre-Brook, Ard- keen Tower; Secretary and Treasurer, F. Wills. INVERNESS AND NORTH OF SCOTLAND CRATED WATER MANUFACTURERS' DEFENCE ASSOCIATION. — President, John Hossack, Elgin; Vice-President, Simon Chisholm, St Abban's Works, Inverness. Council—Charles Lemon, Dingwall; A. Miller, Lossiemouth ; A. Watson Mackintosh, Nairn J. Hossack, Invemes ; J. Vipan, Crown Mineral Com- pany, Inverness. Secretary and Treasurer, P. D. Mac- tavish, solicitor, National Bank Buildings, Inverness. XXIV OFFICIAL INFORMATION. INVERNESS-SHIRE wine, spirit, and beer TRADE ASSOCIATION.—President, Robert Craig, wine merchant ; Vice-President, Wm. Maeallister, wine merchant ; Secretaries and Treasurers, Morris & Mac- donald, solicitors, 22 Union Street, Inverness. WORKING MEN'S CLUB, Bridge Street.—Trustees —The Magistrates and Town Council; Chairman, Dun. Munro ; Treasurer, John Gillies ; Secretary, D. Mack- intosh; Superintendent, Edward Stevens. INVERNESS CHESS CLUB.—President, James F. Souter, bank agent; Vice-President, E. G. Critchley, solicitor; Secretary and Treasurer, James Forsyth, solicitor. NORTHERN COUNTIES CRICKET CLUB.— Patrons—The Duke of Argyll; J. E. B. Baillie, Esq. of Dochfour; Sir Kenneth Matheson, Barf, of Loch- alsh ; John A. Dewar, M.P. ; Colonel Hughes-Hallett r C.B., D.S.O.; Sir William Gordon-Cumming, Altyre, Forres; Charles Marshall Brown, manager, Caledonian Bank; J. D. Brougham, VieAvmount; The Mackintosh; Brodie of Brodie ; Captain Macleod of Cadboll ; Sir George Macpherson-Grant of Ballindalloch ; Charles Stewart, Brin; President, Right Hon. Lord Lovat, C.B., D.S.O. ; Vice-Presidents, Francis Darwin; W. Whitelaw, Nairn ; Captain, Major Maclean ; Vice-Cap- tains, R. L. Mackintosh and A. Mackintosh of Mack- intosh Secretary and Treasurer, Mr J. E. Moir. ; Hon. INVERNESS RAMBLING CLUB.—Hon. Presidents, J. Annan Bryce, M.P. ; J. E. B. Baillie, Esq. of Doch- four ; Hon. Vice-Presidents, Provost A. D. Ross, Dr England Kerr, M.B., CM. ; President, T. C. Macken- zie, F.C.S.; Vice-Presidents, D. Souter and A. Munro; Joint Secretaries and Treasurers, C. E. Ross and K. Maclennan, 5 Tulloch's Buildings, Ardconnel Terrace. INVERNESS GOLF CLUB.—Patrons, Lord Lovat, C.B., D.S.O. ; John Dewar, Esq., M.P. ; Provost Ross;; C. Fountaine Walker of Ness Castle, J. C. Macewen; President, A. F. Steele; Vice-President, J. Birnie; Captain, Alexander Machardy; Treasurer, Roderick Paterson, Town Hall ; Secretary, David Ross, solicitor. ; OFFICIAL INFORMATION. XXV INVERNESS BOWLING OUT P.—Green, Bishop's Road. —Patrons, Sir Kenneth Matheson, Bart, of Lochalsh J. E. B. Baillie of Dochfour ; John A. De-war, Esq., M.P. ; N. D. Mackintosh, Esq. of Raigmore; Provost Ross; President, A. Blackhall; Vice-President, John Reid; Secretary, D. G-. Ballingall; Treasurer, J. W. Moyes. THE HIGHLAND BOWLING CLUB LIMITED.— Directors—John Mackintosh (Chairman), James Book- less, D. Smith, A. Kennedy, James Mellis, Duncan Munro, Wm. Munro, Gilbert Ross, Wm. Alexander ; A. Kennedy, treasurer; A. Ross, B.L. Co. Bank, secretary. INVERNESS CURLING CLUB.—Patron, Colonel Warrand of Bught ; President, James Macfarlane Vice-Presidents, Wm. Mackenzie, D. Davidson, D. Smith. D. Nairne, and R. Fraser; Treasurer, J. Mid- dleton, solicitor; Secretary, Alex. Macgregor, solicitor. INVERNESS SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.—Members of Committee— Rev. Gavin Lang, Mayfield ; Rev. Dr Black, Culduthel Road ; and W. G. Dick, Studleigli ; Secretary and Treasurer, Wm. Anderson, solicitor; Inspector, Angus Hossack, Lochalsh Road. THE HIGHLAND CATTLE SOCIETY OF SCOT- LAND.—President, Sir Reginald A. E. Cathcart, Bart, of Carleton; Vice-President, Lord Willoughby de Eresby, M.P. ; Secretary and Treasurer, Duncan Shaw, W.S.,, 15 High Street, Inverness. INVERNESS-SHIRE FARMERS' SOCIETY.—Presi- dent, Right Lord Lovat, Hon. C.B., C.V.O., D.S.O. ; Vice-President, J. Huntly Macdonald ; Hon. Vice- Presidents, the Right Hon. the Earl of Cawdor,, the Right Hon. the Earl of Moray ; The Mackintosh of Mackintosh; W. D. Mackenzie of Farr ; J. E. B. Baillie of Dochfour ; W. Macdonald, Morayston ; J. A. Dewar, M.P. ; P. D. MactavLsh, solicitor, Inverness ; N. D. Mackintosh of Raigmore ; Wm. Macbean, Cradlehall; E. G. Fraser-Tytler of Aldourie; J. M Howe, Castle- heather. Joint Secretaries and Treasurers, D. Gray, 36 Union Street, Inverness; Alex. Howe, Parks of Inshes, Inverness. Office—36 Union Street, Inver- ness. —;; ; XXVI OFFICIAL INFORMATION. NORTHERN COUNTIES BREEDING AND FAT SHOW CLUB—Instituted 1868.—Patron, the Earl of Cawdor ; President, J. Douglas Fletcher of Rosehaugh Vice-Presidents, the Right Hon. Lord Tweedmouth Sir George Macpherson-Grant of Ballindalloch, Bart. C. W. Dyson Perrins of Ardross ; R. C. Munro-Ferguson of Novar, M.P. ; Sir Kenneth J. Matheson of Lochalsh, Bart. ; convener of Committee, the Right Hon. Lord Lovat, C.B., C.V.O., D.S.O., ; Hon. Secretary and Treasurer, F. Urquhart, 1 Union street, Inverness. INVERNRSS ORNITHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION.— President, J. R. Craik; Vice-President, Thonias Murphy ; Secretary and Treasurer, Alex. Urquhart, 86 'Telford Road. THE GUILDRY INCORPORATION.—Dean of the H. L. Mackintos i Treasurer — Guildry— ; and Secretary "Duncan Shaw, W S., High Street. THE INVERNESS PROPERTY COMPANY ! { LIMITED).—Directors, W. Taylor Ru e, Charles D. Stewart, John Cran, and William Burns ; Secretary, William Burns. INVERNESS SWIMMING BATH AND STEAM LAUNDRY COMPANY (LIMITED).—Directors—Sir Kenneth J. Matheson of Lochalsh, Bart. (Chairman) Alex. Ross, LL.D. (Deputy Chairman) ; Provost Arthur D. Ross, George Black, John Mackintosh, James A. •Gossip, Muirtown Nurseries. Baths and Laundry Montague Row. Registered Office—59 Academy street. Manager, Thomas Watson; Secretary, F. A. Black, solicitor. PORTREE WOOL MILL COY., LTD.—Directors, Richard Duffy, insurance manager, Inverness (Chair- clothier, Inverness ; Wm. J. man) ; D. Mackay, Bethune, chemist, Queen's Gate, Inverness ; Alex. Macdonald, farmer and mail contractor, The Home Farm, Portree; R. Mackinnon, baker, Portree. Factory, Portree. Warehouse, 3 Union Street, Inver- ness. Registered Office, 59 Academy street. Secre- tary, F. A. Black, solicitor. ; OFFICIAL INFORMATION. XXVII NORTHERN COUNTIES ASSETS COMPANY, LTD. —Directors, John H. Forsyth, F. A. Black, Jas. For- syth, A. J. Mackenzie; Secretary, E. G. Critchley,. solicitor; Registered Office, 29 High Street. THE INVERNESS PUBLIC HALL COMPANY (LIMITED).—Directors, Dr Alex. Ross, John Mackintosh,. William Burns, W. Taylor Rule, Kenneth Fraser Secretary, Alex. M. Macewen ; Curator, Edward Todd. INVERNESS INVESTMENT AND PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY.—Trustees, Dr Firilay Mathesoru Mackenzie ; Sir Henry Munro, and David Young, accountant, Caledonian Bank. Directors — John Sinclair, confectioner, Academy street; William Alexander, builder ; Andrew Fraser, merchant,. Academy street; Robert J. Macbeth, architect; William Munro, bookseller and stationer, East- gate; M. G. Mackenzie, Southside place; James Camp- bell, builder; and Rob. Craig, grocer. Solicitor and Secretary—F. A. Black, 59 Academy street, Inverness.. Treasurer—R. Duffy, 3 Union street. INSURANCE OFFICES AND AGENCIES. Royal Insurance Company (Fire and Life). Local Branch Office—Lancashire Insurance Buildings, Queen's Gate. Resident Secretary, R. A. Yunnie. North British and Mercantile (Fire & Life) Insurance Co. —Inverness Branch, 14 Union Street, J. D. Finlay- son, Resident Secretary. Scottish Provident Institution.—Head Office^ 6 St Andrew square, Edinburgh. Agents in Inverness- —Messrs Anderson & Shaw, solicitors; Messrs Jas. Ross & Boyd, solicitors; David Ross, solicitor, 63 Church street ; Hugh Thomson, accountant and; stockbroker. Northern Assurance Company. —Head fffice, 1 Union Terrace, Aberdeen. Agents—David Cargill, Royal' Bank; Wm. Corner, Savings Bank; F., A. Black, solicitor, Academy Street; H. Lumsden, Union* Bank; Macandrew & Jenkins. XXV111 OFFICIAL INFORMATION. Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society. — Resident Manager, Richard Duffy, Norwich Union Chambers Norwich Union Life Insurance Society. —Richard Duffy, Resident Managr, Norwich Uni>a Chambers. Prudential Assurance Company (Limited), Queen's Gate.—iJ. W. Moyes, superintendent. Pearl Life Assurance Company. —D^ t» i t Superintendent, Whi. N. H. Sim, Hawthorn cottage, Fairfield road, Inverness. The North of Scotland Plate Glass Insurance Coy. 1 Ltd. —Chief offic- , Norwich Union Chambers, Inverness. Managing Director—Richard Duffy. North of Scotland Heritable Investment Company and Building Society, He d Office, 44 Castle S ., Inverness. Britannic Assurance Company.—Local District Office, Spring cottage, Tomnahurich street — William Cassie, superintendent. Royal Exchange Assurance Coy., Ltd.—Innes and Mackay, managers, Royal Bank buildings Caledonian Insurance Company (Fire and Life).— Inverness Office, Queen's Gate Chambers—Richard A. F. Macrae, inspector English and Scottish Law Life Assurance Associa- tion, 41 Charlotte square, Edinburgh. Local Agents—James Macbeath, Bank of Scotland; A. J. & J. Macritchie, solicitors. . . . OFFICIAL INFORMATION. XXIX POSTAL INFORMATION. POST OFFICE AND TELEGRAPH OFFICE—QUEEN'S GATE. Postmaster William Eagle Reeves. Chief Clerk Jas. G. Kennedy. Superintendent J. Gibson. Assistant Superintendent W. S. Young. Telegraph Department. Superintendent A. Armstrong. Assistant Superintendents Geo. Mackenzie and D. Macdonald. TOWN SUB-OFFICES AND PILLAR AND WALL LETTER BOXES, WITH HOURS OF COLLECTIONS. WEEK DAYS- SUNDAYS. Morning. Afternoon. Morning. TOWN SUB-OFFICES Ballifeary 8 2 S Nil. 12 /t) Castle Street 7 9 10 15 9 30 9 13 5 \6 50 Grant Street 8 30 2 8 Nil. Greig Street 9 2 15 9 9 Kingsmills Road 8 30 2 10 8 9 Lower Drnmmond .... 8 15 1 45 8 8 45 Muirtown 8 30 2 8 Nil. PILLAR & WALL BOXES Bruce Gardens .... 8 15 2 15 S 9 Castlehill 11 55 4 15 8 50 Chapel Street 8 30 2 9 9 Clachnaharry S 10 2 15 Nil. Crown Drive 8 30 1 45 8 9 15 Culcabock 12 10 4 30 9 Culduthel Road... 8 15 2 8 8 50 Drummond 8 2 7 30 8 50 East Gate 8 50 2 15 9 9 Essich 1 25 Nil. Fairfield Road .... 8 30 2 9 9 Haugh Road 8 SO 2 10 8 9 /2 /6 High Street 7 C 9 10 15 9 30 9 \3 5 1.6 50 Tnnes Street 8 30 2 9 9 ] sland Bank 8 15 1 45 7 45 9 Lochardil 8 1 45 7 15 8 45 Lower Drummond 8 15 1 45 8 8 45 Maryfield 8 30 1 45 7 30 9 Midmills Road 8 30 1 45 7 30 9 Millburn 9 12 7 30 Nil. 2 10 56 45 Ness Walk 8 30 10 J 9 \3 (9 Old Edinburgh Road . 8 30 2 10 7 30 9 /2 Railway Station .... 7 9 10 15 J6 9 30 9 \3 5 \6 50 Upper Drummond . 8 1 45 7 15 8 45 View Place 8 30 2 10 8 9 Wells Street 8 30 2 10 9 9 XXX OFFICIAL INFORMATION. HOURS OF BUSINESS. Week Days—For General Postal and Parcel Post Business, including the Sale and Payment of Postal Orders— 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Do. —Ordinary Money Order, Savings Bank, Annuity, and In- surance Business— S a.m. to 8 p.m. Sundays—For Sale of Stamps, Registration of Letters, &c. —9 a.m. to 10 a.m., and 3 p.m. to 4 p m. 3.30 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. (Nov. f to June) Do. —For Delivery of Letters to Callers J- ' 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. (July to | V. October). TELEGRAMS. The Office is open for the receipt and delivery of Telegrams day and night. When the Post-office is closed, Telegrams must be handed in at the East Side Door. TOWN SUB-OFFICES. Ballifeary Sub-Postmistress, Miss Grant. Hours— 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Castle Street . . . . Sub-Postmaster, H. W. Finlay. Hours op Business on Week Days. —8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Grant Street . . . . Sub-Postmaster—John A. Simpson. Hours of Business on Week Days. —S a.m. to 8 p.m. Greig Street Sub-Postmaster, F. G. Fraser. Hours of Business on Week Days. —8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Kingsmills Road . . . . Sub-Postmistress, Mrs I. Fraser. Hours of Business. — 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Lower Drummond . . . . Sub-Postmaster—T. Barclay. Hours of Business—8 a.m. to S p.m. Muirtown . . . . Sub-Postmistress—Miss Mackintosh. Hours.—8 a.m. to S p.m. COUNTRY CARRIERS AND MAIL GIGS. Where from Name. Where Lodged. Departures. Drumnadroehit, George Fraser. Glenalbyn Stables. . . Sundays, 1.50 p.m. Gorthleck D.Macgillivray Old Edinburgh Road Week Days, 1.0 p.m. A Conveyance, carrying the Mails, Passengers, and Light Parcels, leaves the Post-office for Daviot and Moy on Sundays at 2.30 p.m. EY ORDERS. Sums not exceeding £1 2d 3 . . . . . 3d 10 . 4d 6d 30 ...... 8d 40 lOd TELEGRAPHPH MOISEY ORDERS. Same as Money Orders, with an additional fee of 2d for every Telegraph Money Order. In addition to the Commission, a charge is made r Official Telegram, the minimum being 6d. —— - Street Directory. ABBAN STREET. 1 Eliza Gillanders Miss Maclean 2 Murdo Mackenzie, seaman Mrs Isabella Robertson, Lincoln villa 3 William Maciver, cabinetmaker, Islabank 4 John Batchen, engineer 5 James Macleay, carpenter, Daniel cottage Donald Macleay, draughtsman, do. 6 David Taylor, inspector of masons, H.R. 7 Alexander Maclean, teacher Anthony Watt, clerk 8 J. Forbes & Co., Ness Tobacco Pipe Works Miss Duff James Forbes (of J. Forbes & Co., pipe maufac- turers), Oxford House Abban Place Robert Baxter^ spinner Mrs Munro Abban Terrace 1 John Macdonald, storekeeper 3 Charles Masson, clerk 4 John Fraser, coachbuilder 5 Kenneth Maclennan, pensioner 7 Robert Macdonald, sculptor 8 Miss Clark 9 Mrs Mackintosh 10 Christopher B'eaton, stonebreaker 11 Mrs Maclennan 12 Alexander Fraser, electrician 13 Jas. Smart, manager, Home & Colonial stores 14 George Macgregor, designer, Tweed mills John Farquhar, clerk, H.R., Redfern cottage 9 Miss Grant, Nethy Cottage William Macculloch, guard, H.R. Miss J. Mackay 10 Mackintosh & Co., Ltd.— S. Chisholm, managing director Mrs Anne Ingram, Craigie-lea Alexander Fraser, slater, do. 1 — — ! STREET DIRECTORY. Abban Street—Continued. 10 R. Johnstone, carpenter R.N.R. Sailors' Home 11 Mrs Helen Thomson 14 James R. Craik, engraver 16 Roderick James Mackenzie, barman 20 Donald Morrison, saddler ABERTARFF ROAD. James Barron, editor, "Inverness Courier," Ravelrig D. F. Mackenzie, solicitor, Altenfjord George Ross, solicitor, Twyford John Finlayson, commercial traveller, Carronville J. Bookless (of Bookless Bros.), Rigg Mrs Morgan, Ferryhill T. Masson (of Graham & Co., Union Street), Ferryhill John Gibson, clerk, P.O., The Knoll ACADEMY STREET. West Side. 1, 3 Imperial Hotel— T. S. Macallister, proprietor 5 Duncan Munro, hatter and clothier 7, 9 W. J. Maclean, wine merchant 15 Royal Hotel- John S. Christie, hotel-keeper New Market 1 A. & D. Macdonald, butchers Alexander Macdonald Donald Macdonald 2 Alexander Maclennan, butcher 3 John Macdonald, fruiterer 4 Mrs Hirschberg, fancy goods dealer 5 N. Hirschberg, dealer 6 Mrs Junor, fruiterer 7 John Macgillivray, butcher 8 E. Anderson, tea rooms 9 Alexander Mackie, butcher 10, 12 John Rosenbloom, fancy goods merchant 11, 13 William Law, fancy goods merchant 14, 16 L. Hirschberg, dealer 15 Ewen Macdonald & Co., butchers 18 Isaac Finkelstein, watchmaker 19 Andrew Paterson, artist photographer —— —— — STREET DIRECTORY. 3 Academy Street—Continued. 21, 23 John Sinclair, confectioner 25 M. A. Beaton, clothier 27 F. C. Macmahon, photographer 29 Victoria Toilet Saloon—Rod. Mackenzie, proprietor 31 Gilbert Ross, ironmonger 33 Queen's House Custom House William Stevenson,, R.N. R., collector B. C. Brambleby, R.N.R., second officer Andiew Mackintosh, examining officer Richard Richardson, do. George Gray, do. John Cowper, assistant John Sturrock, watcher and housekeeper The Dochfour Estates' Office The Tomatin Spey District Distillery, Ltd Alex. J. Mackenzie, solicitor Mrs Alexander, apartments 39 Singer's Sewing Machine Coy. Rod. Munro, superintendent 41 S. Davidson, jun., & Co., butchers Samuel Davidson, jun. 45, 47, 49 Maciver & Co., cabinetmakers— Finlay Maciver Donald G. Maciver 51, 53 Kenneth Sutherland, clothier oo Dundee Equitable Boot Depot- Andrew Bremner, manager 57 Ebenezer Ballantyne, teeth specialist 59 F. A. Black, solicitor 61 A. Macleod & Co., clothiers Alex. Macleod 63 James Poole, pensioner 65 R. Black & Son, Ltd., plumbers 69 High Church Mission ±iall 77 J. & A. Fraser, sculptors John Fraser 79 Donald Cameron, furniture dealer 81 Mrs Munro George Gollan, painter Mrs Fraser 83 Hugh Skinner 85 John Edward Miss Maclennan Mrs Allan Malcolm Macsween, labourer — — — — 4 STREET DIRECTORY. Academy Street—Continued. 87 John Macrae, hairdresser 93, 95 Academy Street Hotel Peter Fraser 97 John W. Mackenzie, flesher 99 Ann Fraser 101 David Ferguson, hairdresser and tobacconist 103 W. J. Morrison, auctioneer's sale-room 109 Philip Macleod, news agent 111 Miss Murray 113 William C. Fraser, licensed grocer 116, 117 Alex. Noble, merchant 119 Fraser Sutherland, hairdresser East Side. Edward's Court 10 John Maclennan, Caledonian Stables William Fraser, cabman J. Grant, M.R.C.V.S . 12 Macdonald, Fraser, & Co.. Ltd., auctioneers John Maclennan, horse-hirer East Coast Railway Companies' Offices (Great TMorth- ern Railway and North Eastern Railway) Peter Clarkson, district agent 18 Station Hotel— H. H. Ward, manager Highland Railway Station T. A. Wilson, general manager Robert Park, secretary and solicitor Alexander Macdonald, accountant Thomas Macewen, traffic manager Peter Drummond, locomotive engineer William Roberts, chief engineer A. Newlands, chief assistant engineer James N. Forsyth, casnier John Sutherland, factor John Munro, telegraph superintendent Charles Kennedy, superintendent, Stores De- partment J. H. Davidson, assistant traffic manager, Goods Department William Macintyre, assistant traffic manager, Pas- senger Department James Fraser, plant and sack department D. Butter, assistant accountant R. Humphrey, travelling auditor INES. We hold very large Stocks of Ports, Sherries and Clarets, purchased after very careful selection in the First Markets for Cash. Many of these Wines are the finest that money can buy, and Consumers are invited to compare them with those offered by other firms at much higher figures. The cheaper kinds are sound and genuine, while for the high-class sorts we claim the highest standard of excellence. PORTS. Per dozen, 12/- ; Young Wines, 18/- ; Good Young Wine, 24/- ; Good Wine, with age, 30/- ; the Invalid's Port—old in dozen, Regina, ripe wood— per 36/- ; a old medium tawny Wine, 48/- ; extremely old, superb, very tawny, 54/~- Vintage Ports, all in splendid condition, from 36/- to 60/- per dozen. SHERRIES. Per dozen, 12/- ; good full bodied Wine, 18/- ; Pale, good Dinner Wine, 24/- ; Jerazano, 18S0, full flavoured, rich soft Wine, 30/- ; Oloroso, Real Seco, full pale, nutty flavour, 36/- per doz. Very old Solera, pale, soft with age, 42/- ; East India Sherry, 48/- ; Amontillado, remarkably choice, very old in bottle, 60/-. CLARETS. Dinner Clarets per dozen, 12/-, 18/-, 24/-, and 30/- ; High- class per dozen, Clarets, 36/-, 42/ , 48/-, 54/-, and 60/-. A Large Variety of Foreign Liqueurs, Brandies, and Champagnes of the best Brands. Burgundies and Australian Wines. Bass and Worthington's Ales. Combe's London Stout. Schweppe's derated Waters. Corry's derated Waters. GUINNESS' DUBLIN STOUT. ITCHELL & C Railway Building's, INVERNESS. Established 1859. $Cou6efio{d 7ltequi6ite6. THE Proprietors have pleasure in intimating that they have now made considerable additions to their premises, which will enable them to deal in the most satisfactory manner with the increasing dimensions of their Business. The distinct aim of their Business is to supply Families with Groceries, Wines, and Spirits at the lowest possible prices consistent with a high standard of quality. Knowing that a cheap article is not necessarily good value, but that, on the contrary, it may be very poor value at ary price, they have to ask you not only to compare their prices with what is offered elsewhere, but, at the same time, to compare the quality of the Goods" offered, feeling assured that the results will tell very much in their favour. TEAS—A Specisi.! ity. Particular attention is devoted to this Department. The Teas are the finest imported, and blended under the personal supervision of an expert. Prices: 1/4, 1/6, 1/8, 1/10, 2/-, and 2/2 per lb. A Trial Order solicited. General Grocery Goods, also Provisions of the First Quality, at Lowest possible Cash Prices. Shooting Lodges supplied with every requisite at Lowest London Prices. ITCHELL & CRAIG Wine Merchants & Italian Warehousemen Railway Buildings, INVERNESS. Established 1859. —————————— —— STREET DIRECTORY. 5 Academy Street—Continued. Highland Railway Station—Continued— S. Macfarquhar, assistant travelling auditor James Calder, assistant cashier Donald Maclennan, goods agent F. J. Smith, works manager, locomotive depart- ment Colin Mackay, station superintendent George Macgregor, booking agent Peter Henderson, parcel agent Railway Bookstall—Menzies & Co. D. Ross, manager Mellis & Co., tobacconists Miss Mellis Great North of Scotland Booking Office A. Kennedy, agent Fruit Stall—William Brown, proprietor 28, 30, 32 Murray & Watson, clothiers- Robert S. Murray 34 Mitchell & Craig, wine merchants J. Mitchell Robert Craig 36 Macrae & Dick, posting establishment Rod. Macrae W. J. Dick 38 Gordon & Macdonald, urapers John Gordon 40 Kelly Bros., hatters and hosiers D. W. Kelly J. F. Kelly 42 D. Mactavish & Co., grain merchants Duncan Mactavish Cameron & Burnett, architects and surveyors J. R. Burnett 44 The American Bazaar Coy. Miss Henderson, manageress 46, 48 Inverness Steam Bakery K. A. Gillanders 50, 52, 54, 56 Strother & Co., wholesale merchants James Kemp W. D. Kemp 58 Duncan Mackay. tailor and clothier 60 Dunlop Bros., cycle builders George Dun^p John B. Dunlop 62 Thomas Gibson, solicitor William Mackintosh, architect — —— — 6 STREET DIRECTORY. Academy Street—Continued. 62 Thomas J. Munro, architect and surveyor A. F. Wylie, timber merchant Armstrong, Addison & Co., timber merchants Peter Mackintosh, clerk District Public Health office—John Mackintosh, in- spector Miss Cameron, apartments 66 Inverness Co-operative Society James Sinclair, manager 68, 70, 72 United Free East Church- Rev. Allan Cameron, M.A. 78 Dr Wilson Black, M.B., CM. 80 Mrs Scott 84 D. & A. Davidson, sculptors Andrew Davidson Wm. R. Gumming 88 J. Tulloch & Co., painters 90 John Mackay, joiner Mrs Macandirew 92 William Colvin, auctioneer 94 Dr Duncan Macfadyen, surgeon 98, 102 Rose Street Foundry & Engineering Coy., Ltd. Hugh I. Fraser, managing director William Baker, assistant manager George Grant, assistant manager 106, 108, 110 W. Macailister & Co., wine and spirit merchants 112 Mrs Mackenzie Edward Mason Francis Fraser, hammerman William Morrison, shoemaker 116 George Golightly, innkeeper 118, 122 Anderson & Co., grocers and bakers William Anderson Andrew Fraser 120 Alexander Macpherson, foreman boilermaker Mrs Charker Lyon's Court Stewart & Maclean, carpenters Ewen Maclean 1 Charles Falconer, vanman 2 Alex. Mackintosh, labourer Miss Macleay 124 Glenalbyn Lodge, No. 897, I.O.G.T. 126 Salvation Army Barracks STREET DIRECTORY. ALBERT PLACE. 1 Samuel Macdonald, moulder Mrs Urquhart Mrs Forbes Mrs Macrae "William Hay, labourer Mrs Craig John Long, shoemaker 2 James Fraser, vanman Donald Sutherland, labourer "William Matheson, railway porter Miss Fraser Miss Gunn Andrew Paterson, porter 3 John Macrae, baker "William Fraser, moulder Angus Walker, plumber Mrs Murclo Matheson John Gumming, baker Mrs Macdonald Peter Gibson Alexander Gill, cabinetmaker 4, 5, 9, 10 Mackintosh & Co.'s bonded stores 6 David Taylor^ gut merchant Mrs Macrury Alexan'der Mackenzie, storekeeper Alex. Dewar, labourer Mrs Margaret Munro Mrs Munro Mra Matheson 7 Mrs Macdonald Mrs Jessie Boss Mrs Munro Alex. Robertson, machineman Mrs Ross Donald Munro, labourer Alexander Fraser, porter Mrs Gibson 8 Mrs Charles Matheson Alexander Urquhart, shepherd Robert Macleod, labourer George Macdonald, labourer Mrs Macpherson George Haldane, labourer 7 George Maclennan, Albert cottage Alex. Fraser — 8 STREET DIRECTORY. ANDERSON STREET. 1a John Anderson, hairdresser 1 Mrs Ross 2 George Ralph Duncan Grant, baker 3 Andrew Ramsay, cabinetmaker Colin Macdonald, carter Alexander Jamieson, china dealer Ness Square (off Anderson Street) 1 William Maclennan, coalman 2 Hugh Macdonald, labourer 3 John Hunter, tailor 4 John Macleod, labourer 5 Donald Campbell, carpenter 6 John Mackenzie, butcher Henry Gray, fitter 6a Alexander Innes, clerk James Sutherland, mason 6b Mrs Reeves Miss Alicia Macdonald 7 William Gordon, sawmiller 8 Patrick Burke, painter 10 James Denoon, baker 12 George Brockie, grieve 13 Robert Smith, wood carver 14 Peter Smith, storeman 15 Alexander Chisholm, labourer 16 William Brown, plasterer 17 Henry Byers, traveller 18 John Castel, baker 18a Charles Ross, baker 19 Alexander Gordon, boltmaker, H.R. 7 John Macwilliam, storekeeper John Fraser, labourer Hugh Fraser, compositor John Mackay, pointsman, H.R. 8 Donald Reid, labourer Allan Mackintosh, plasterer 9 James Macpherson, dairyman ANNFIELD ROAD. 1 Miss Grant, Annfield 2 Mrs Black, Annfield house 3 Rev. Murdo Mackenzie, Free North Church, Aden 4 James L. Guild (of Guild & Co., brewers), Strowan house — — STREET DIRECTORY. 9 Annfield Road—Continued 5 William Mackay (of Innes & Mackay, solicitors), Craigraonie 6 Robert F. Cameron, chartered accountant, Ardarroch 8 W. L. Carruthers, architect, Lethington ARDCONNEL STREET. North Side. 23 William Fraser, office inspector 25 Jesborough Macneill, blacksmith Park Row 1 George Maclean, carter Mrs Bella Macbean 2 Mrs Smith James Gammie, railway reliefman John Mackay, fireman 3 Charles Ross, mason Thomas Fraser, engineman Hugh Fraser, clerk 4 Hugh Fraser, gardener John Maedonald, labourer Simon Macdonald, carpenter Mrs Matheson 5 Mrs Warren Blind Institute—R. B. Moore, foreman South Side. 1 Mrs Maclennan, Ardlamont villa 2 Robert F. Urquhait, collector of rates, do. 3 W. D. Kemp, merchant 44 Mrs Craik, Craigatin Mrs Jenking, do. 64 Mrs Sinclair, Gladstone villa ARDCONNEL TERRACE (E). 2 Miss Forsyth, lodgings 5 Mrs Fraser 6 Angus Davidson, retired farmer 7 Duncan Mackenzie, retired farm manager Tulloch's Buildings 1 David Munro, blacksmith John Mackenzie, tailor 2 Mrs Ann McAuly 3 Mrs Macrae, ladies' nurse — — 10 STREET DIRECTORY. Ardconnel Terrace (E)— Continued. Tulloch's Buildings—Continued 4 Miss Lydia Ferguson William Mackintosh, cabman 5 uohn Mackenzie, porter 6a James Mackay, fireman David Cameron, porter 7 Robert Murray, lorryman James Ferguson, lorryman 8 Win. Allanach, warehouse porter 8a Mrs Allan 9 Colin Mackay, stationmaster, H.R. 10 Mrs Gillanders, lodgings il Miss Burnside 12 Daniel Mann, blacksmith 13 George Urquhart, tailor 13a Adam Taylor, slater 14 Miss Shaw, lodgings 15 James Nisbet, plumber, Tigh-na-Bruich 16 Miss Milne 16a George Gallon, commission agent 17 Donald Mackintosh, licensed grocer 18 Angus Clunas, retired farmer ARDCONNEL TERRACE (W). 1 John Calder, carpenter 3 Mrs Tolmie 5 Mrs Macdonald, lodgings 7 Charles Fraser, flesh er 9 James Noble, cabinetmaker 11 Rev. Hector Macaulay, Free Church probationer 13 T. B. Snowie, gunmaker 15 Thomas Macdonald, licensed grocer 17 Isabella Mackay, lodgings 19 Miss Robertson, boarding house 21 Mrs Critchley AUDROSS PLACE. 1 Mrs Mackenzie 2 Robert Mackay, lineman, P.O. Maryann Court 3 Win. Davidson, gardener 4 Donald Macnaughton, cabinetmaker 7 John Matheson, sculptor Mrs Mackenzie 8 Robert Cameron, cellarman James Graham, printer — — STREET DIRECTORY. 11 Ardross Place—Continued. Maryann Court—Continued. 8 Duncan Ross, clerk Charles Roy, carter, Maryann villa 3 Mrs Charles A. Gallie Mrs Gallie, sen. Alexander Maekay, asylum attendant 6 Wm. Dawson, janitor, Tullich cottage • James Campbell, builder, Rustic cottage John Fraser (of J. & A. Fraser, sculptors), do. 9 Daniel Macarthur, insurance agent, Ardifuir Mrs Fraser, Catherine cottage Miss Christina Mackintosh Mrs Noble. Dungardil cottage John Noble, dairyman Donald Cameron, cabinetmaker ARDROSS STREET. 1 Mrs Mackenzie 2 Mrs Short 3 Mrs Aitken 4 Mrs Whyte 5 Charles Kennedy, H.R. 6 Rev. W. L. Mackintosh 7 F. W. Smyth 8 Miss Macbean 9 Miss Weir 10 John D. Finlayson, secretary, N. B. Mercantile In- surance Coy. 11 Robert Craig (of Mitchell & Craig) 12 Charles A. Hendery, surveyor 13 R. Campbell, tinsmith 14 And. Macdooald, Sheriff-Clerk 15 Mrs Brown, St Ninians Alex. Donaldson, commercial traveller 16 John Sutherland, factor, H.R., Craignay 17 Wm. Machardy, Quisisana 18 Mrs Mackenzie, Ellanville 19 Mrs Stewart, Knockbinilie Pavilion Buildings 2 James Philip, plumber 4, 5 Alexander Maclenuan, janitor Inverness College, Limited W. D. Monro, M.A. Cantab., headmaster Mrs Monro Mrs Young H. Mortimer P. Reich 12 STREET DIRECTORY. ARDROSS TERRACE. 2 D. M. Cameron, commission agent 3 Alex. Macgregor, solicitor 4 Dr J. Munro Moir, M.JD. 5 Miss Hannah Campbell, apartments 6 Dr James Murray, M.A.. M.D. 7 Dr Asher Forsyth, M.B., CM. 8 Captain Wimberley 9 Charles Lamond 10 Dr Lang ARGYLE STREET. North Side. 1 Peter Cameron, carpenter 3 J. W. Campbell, saddler 5 Alex. Mackintosh, carpenter, Moyness cottage Mrs Mary Gill 7 Robert Lindsay, engine-driver, H.R. 9 Alex. Clark, fitter 11 Robert Fraser, telegraph lineman 13 William James Ball, billposter 15 Miss Margaret Fraser 17 Donald Macpherson, molecatcher 19 John Mackay, joiner 21 John Holloway, tailor 23 Alex. Maclean, mason 25 James Fraser, inspector of works 27 John Macleod, printer 29 Simon Fraser, builder Mrs Janet Corbett 31 John Fraser, retired p-uard Thomas Shillington, chief clerk, R.E., Barracks 31a Mrs Irving, lodgings 33 Mrs Barbara Bain, apartments 35 Mrs Dmgwall 37 Andrew Fraser, carpenter, Kensaleyre 39 John Matheson, gardener Donald Matheson, contractor 41 Mrs Christie, Argyle villa 43 James Calder, engine-driver, H.R. 45 Mrs Macphail, Florida cottage 47 Robert Aytoun, engine-driver, Raglan cottage 49 Mrs Maccombie John Brodie, carpenter — STREET DIRECTORY. 13- Argyle Street—Continued 51 Kenneth Maccoinbie Mrs Maclean, ladies' nurse James J. Ross, clothier, Dundieggan buildings. James Eraser, mason, do. Hugh Mackenzie, dealer, do. Andrew Smith, postman, do. 55 Mrs Hassoii James Smart John Campbell, carpenter Donald Maclennan, labourer 57 Mrs Campbell, dressmaker David Peden, hairdresser Charles Macpherson, postman Alex. Ralph, cabinetmaker George Stewart, butcher South Side. 12 William Gordon, carpenter 14 Duncan Macmillan, carpenter 16 James Macdougall, salmon nsher 18 Mrs Forbes 20 Miss Macgregor, dressmaker 22 Alex. Macdonald, builder 24 Miss Jane Macdonald, lodgings 26 John Macdonald, clerk 28 Wm. Barry, artist 30 Mrs Calder, Glencairn, apartments 31a Mrs Mackenzie 34 Donald Maclean, storekeeper 36 John Angus, grocer 40 Mrs Maclennan 42 J. Waters, painter 44 Mrs Short, lodgings 46 John Sinclair, pensioner 48 Mrs M. Fraser 50 R. B. Moore, instructor, Blind Institute Bale's Buildings 1 George Lawler, joiner 2 James Cameron, engine- driver Mrs Burnett 3a John A. Smith, painter 4 James Hossack, carpenter 5 J. H. Dexter, collector Mrs Davidson John Munro, dairyman, Eldad villa 34 STKEEI DIRECTOKi. ATTADALE ROAD. East Side. John. Mackintosh, sanitary inspector, Muir cottage Mrs Ferguson, ladies' nurse, Craigmore cottage Mrs Dewar, do. And. Mackenzie, boot and shoemaker, Inverinate villa Mrs Hendry, Plockton villa John Fotheringham, hairdresser, do. James G. Scott, manager, Bookless Bros., do. Alex. Macdonald, catechist, do. Miss Macdonald, telegraphist, do. Mrs Fraser, Dunmore villa Mrs Ellen Ross Mrs A. C. Bain, Glendrynoch villa Miss Fraser, Glendrynoch villa Miss Jessie Fraser, do. John S. Melville, teller, T. and C. Bank, do. Francis Johnstone, hairdresser, Attadale house Hugh Fraser, clerk, do. Mrs Fraser, do. Thomas Maclean, labourer Mrs Hugh Fraser, The Crasque John Fraser, innkeeper, Westwood Donald Macgregor, ironmonger, Dannellie James Kennedy, auctioneer, Craigellachie West Side. Miss Isabella Fraser, Brodie cottage John Munro, foreman porter, H.R., do. Mrs Hossack, Avon Cottage John Sutherland, boot and shoemaker John Sinclair, slater, Waratah cottage Miss Wright, Foyers cottage Alex. Fraser, cellarman, Balnacraig cottage Wm. Shaw, carpenter, do. Robert Robertson, overseer, P.O. Telegraphs, Ardlea A. A. Hyder, foreman painter, H.R., Violet bank Wm. Fraser, late I.R., Violet bank William Munro, motor mechanic, Ivy bank Alex. Simpson, surfaceman, Ivy bank Mrs Johnstone, Lily bank James Thomson, photographer, do 1 . ——— STREET DIRECTORY. 15 BALLIFEARY ROAD. East Side. Bishop's Road John Chisholm, ironmonger, Ness house Inverness Bowling Green Mrs Rhodes, Eastwood Alex. B. Miliar, Dunosdale J. W. Moves, White lodge Duncan Moon, accountant, Moray house Andrew Thomson, headmaster, Farraline P.S., Benslie Mrs Chisholm, The Elms E. C. Jack, grocer, Elmgrove Alexander Cameron, accountant, Rose villa John Wedderspoon, county sanitary inspector, Gowanlea John Fraser, Medwyn Mrs Reid, Kyilachy gardens John Whyte, journalist, do. Mrs Macleod Walter Russell, cabinetmaker Miss Robertson, Moy cottage W. Fraser, grocer, do. Ballifeary Lane James Austin, pensioner, Hillside cottage Peter Fraser, postman, do. Alex. Grant, Nurseries Hugh Ross, grocer, Dunearn cottage John Macrae, retired farmer, Belmont house Ballifeary Square Mrs Smith Mrs Fraser John Mackintosh, labourer Misses Macleod, Grantly house Mrs Mackintosh, Logan cottage Duncan Mackintosh, draper, Watford cottage John Chisholm, fitter, 1 Gordon place Robert Piggot, insurance agent, do. Murdo Mackenzie, 2 Gordon Place George Macalpine, insurance agent, Rosehall Donald A. Denoon, grocer, Braemar cottage James Forbes, gardener, Ravenstone John Paterson, nurseryman, Rogie cottage Miss Mary Cant, dressmaker, Kilmichael cottage John Smith, road contractor, Beaufort cottage John Clunas, farmer Ballifeary Mission Hall Hugh J. Macneil, swimming master, Premier cottage Mrs Beaton, do. 16 STREET DIRECTORY. Ballifeary Road— Continued. Wm. Cbisholm, cabinetmaker, Premier cottage Mrs Cbisholm, Lochness cottage Duncan White, dairyman, Struy house Constable Mackinnon, county police West Side. Mrs Charles Innes, Bishopsthorpe Mrs Hugonin, Alton house John Cameron, ship captain, Eastdene James Macfarlane, manager, Wordie & Co., Hazeldean Dun. Campbell, editor, "Northern Chronicle," Craigneish Miss Margaret Tuach, Monavie cottage Duncan Clarke, wire fencer, 1 Elmrow villa Peter G. Gall, hotel manager, 2 Elmrow villa Alex. Grant, fishing tacklemaker, Rowanbank Duncan Cameron, builder, Oak villa Kenneth J. Macpherson, clerk, do. George Mackenzie, assistant telegraph supt., G.P.O., Seaforth lodge Ignatius O'Sullivan, civil engineer, H.R., Belville villa David Archibald, painter, Mma villa D. Mackintosh, clerk, Tarbat villa Miss Annie Macrae, Rose cottage Mrs Mackenzie, Glen cottage Miss Macbean, do. Donald Cameron, labourer, Hazel cottage Mrs Duncan Thomson, Albert cottage Wm. Malcolm, joiner, Allandale cottage Margaret Grant, Ballifeary P.O., do. John Eraser, tailor, Rosewood cottage Miss Margt. Finlayson, do. Miss Annie Fraser, dot. Donald Mackay, birdstuffer, Ness cottage Alexander Macdonald, gardener, do. John Fraser, water bailiff, do. William Craig, fishing tackle-maker, do. Neil Cameron, Bermuda cottage Alexander Mackie, brazier, do. Mrs Macbean, Corrie cottage Alexander Mackenzie, clerk, do. Roderick Mackenzie, grocer, Ben-Nevis cottage John Macaulay, labourer Hugh Macdonald, mason, Ardrain cottage INeil Fraser, gardener, Tirnarue cottage Donald Gordon, traveller, Thistle cottage — — — STREET DIRECTORY. 17 Ballifeary Road—Continued. Alexander Fraser, Eskedale cottage Isabella Macbean, do. Mrs Jessie Maomillan, Glenferness Duncan Murray, engineer, Maryfield cottage BALNAIN STKEET. Mrs Dunbar Henry Bisset, millwright and engineer Mrs Mackenzie Mrs Mackay, caretaker BANK LANE. 3 Stewart, Rule, & Co., solicitors W. Taylor Rule A. M. Macewen P. D. Mactavish J. D. Macfie, book-keeper A. Finlayson, cashier Stubbs' Mercantile Office Inverness Public Hall Company, Limited "Inverness Courier" Office James Barron, editor L. A. Boyne, sub-editor J. C. Mackay, reporter Alex. Ritchie, printing manager William Simpson, advertising manager Robert Younie, overseor Robert Fraser & Sons' workshop BANK STREET. 1 Murdo Maclennan, sawmiller 2 Mrs Grieve John Suttie, labourer Malcolm Macmillan, labourer 3 Alex. Forbes, painter Miss Munro Mrs Dunlop 4 Mrs Macdonald Hill 5 Mrs "Watson 6 Isabella Mackenzie Mrs Logie Mrs Allan Free North Church Rev. Murdo Mackenzie, minister John Matheson, church officer — — — 18 STREET DIRECTORY. Bank Street—Continued 9 R. Hay & Sons, upholsterers 10 Sergeant-Major Hunter, H.V. Brigade Orderly Room 11 James Munro, fruiterer 12 U.F. High Church Mission Hall Theatre Royal Cameron Burgess, manager 14, 15 Morris Reid & Co., Victoria Cycle depot John M. Reid U.F. High Church- Rev. J. J. Black, LL.D., minister Murdoch Campbell, church officer 20, 21 Alexander Mackenzie, wine merchant's stores Cab Stand 26 Parish Council Offices inspector of poor Hugh Fraser : Alex. Fraser, assistant inspector of poor John Macbean, do John Chisholm, assistant inspector of poor George Macbean, registrar Alexander D. Paul, assistant registrar Robert F. Urquhart, collector of rates John Macleod, assistant collector Caretaker—Duncan Macpherson 27 Mrs Fraser, apartments 28 Mrs Mary Macdona'ld, apartments BARON TAYLOR'S LANE. North Stde. Andrew Kennedy, tinsmith and hairdresser 9 James Dow, bookbinder 15 Simpson & Eccles, printers 19 A. J. Russell, plumber 21 Robert Taylor, coal merchant 25 John Maccallum, painter 27 Adam Prentice, tailor and clothier 39 A. Fraser & Co.'s sale rooms 41, 43 George Golightly, innkeeper South Side. 6 Northern Meeting Rooms 8, 10 Angus Mann 14 Alex. Grant, meal merchant 20 Alex. Lindsay, grocer 22, 24 Andrew Fullarton, baker 28 Thomas Correy, painter — STREET DIRECTORY. 19 Baron Taylor's Lane— Continued 34 Angus Davidson, tea merchant 36 H. Lyon, commission agent 38 Duncan Ross & Co., agricultural merchants Simon Mackay 40, 42 Thomas Forbes, carpenter 44 John Junor. hostler John Lisman, labourer Miss Mackenzie 46 Hugh Mackenzie, shoemaker 50 Eagle Hotel—John Fraser, proprietor 52, 54 Thomas F. Bremner, cvcle builder BEAUFORT ROAD. Alex. Humphrey, accountant, Craignafeigh James Dow, bookbinder, Craiglea villa Fred Linley, boot merchant, Cloverdale J. M. Symington, chemist, Corston J. Cameron, painter, Pembroke George Gallie, traveller, Orrisdale James Chalmers, supervisor, I.R., Norwood Donald Maciver, cabinetmaker, Ardcree Mrs Grant, Glentrommie Jas. Davidson (of Davidson & Sons, fleshers), Danestone Roderick Macleod, clothier, Glenfeshie Donald Stewart, butcher, Carron Brae J. A. Freeman, A.R.C.O., Dundarno Robert Glennie, saddler, Glen May Donald Macrae, jeweller, Edderton Angus Maccoll, ironmonger, Inchlea Duncan Munro, hatter, Abercairnie William John Bethune, chemist, Braemoray John Maclennan, wine merchant, Eversley Alexander M. Watson, dentist, Abercroft BRIDGE STREET. South Side. 1 A. J. Mackenzie, tobacconist and hairdresser 3 Kenneth Cameron, draper 5 A. & K. Junor, licensed grocers 7 Mrs Macdonald Alex. Fraser, labourer 9 Munro & Jenkins, tailors and clothiers A. Donnati, confectioner — 20 STREET DIRECTORY. Bridge Street—Continued. 11 John Macgillivray, carpenter Mrs Reid Mrs Graham Mrs Macleod Mrs Morrison, lodgings Donald Little John Call, confectioner Charles Campbell, fireman John Fraser, labourer John Macrae, blacksmith 11a William Mackenzie, clothier 13 John Chisholm, chemist 15 Mrs Phair, lodgings Jamea Cameron Peter Macarthur, baker Miss Maclennan Misfi Mackintosh 17 Alexander Maclennan, grocer 21 Workmen's Club Donald Mackintosh, secretary Edward Stephen, superintendent 23 James Johnstone, stationer and servants' registry 25 Simon Rose, blacksmith James Fraser, constable Mrs Watt, Temperance hotel 29 Miss Jean Gordon, milliner 31 David Grant, M.B., CM. 33 Donald Macdonald, painter 35 James S. M'Walter, pianoforte warehouse 37 Dr Alexander W. Mackay, M.A., M.B., CM. 39 Margaret A. Cook, tea rooms North Side. 2 James R. Craik, tobacconist and engraver 4 Plymouth Brethren Hall Tailors' Society Hall—John Grundie, secretary 6 Arthur Medlock, jeweller 8 J. E. Macdonald & Co., clothiers 10 Mrs King Angus Macmillan, labourer Mrs Fraser, lodgings Mrs Cowper 12 Gellion's Hotel—Robert Ross, proprietor W. J. Ball, billposter 14 John Ross, boot shop 16, 18 J. M. Maciver, butcher — STREET DIRECTORY. 21 Bridge Street—Continued. 20, 22 Donald Macgregor, ironmonger Mrs Ross, servants' register 22 Mrs Matheson 24 James Brodrick William Redpath, tailor John Noble, labourer 26 William Melville, bootmaker 30 Mrs Campbell 32 Mackintosh & Co., wine merchants R. L. Mackintosh G. W. Hope Johnstone JBROADSTONE PARK. North Side. Mrs Sutherland, Broadstone lodge Mrs Macdonald, Broadstone Park cottage Miss Hoare, Devon cottage Andrew Maodowall, traveller, Hazelbank James Ross, rector, Merkinch School, Strathearn John Sinclair Fraser, solicitor, Carlestoun Mrs S. Mackenzie, Craigness J. R. Smith, hairdresser, Urchardville Mrs Roberts, Elnathan David Cargill, bank agent, Royal Bank, Airlie house Mrs Ross, The Limes William Mackay, bookseller, Abereigh Miss Macpherson, do. Dr E. E. Brown, Oakdale South Side. Mrs Wood, of Campbell & Co., saddlers, Kildare James Mellis, commission agent, St Anthony W. W. Dawes., L. & N. W. and West Coast Railway agent, Balcroydon Mrs Jane Macdonald, Drumblair James Forbes, guard, H.R., Stratton D. Gray (of D. Gray & Co., gunmakers), Crombagh Crawford Maclennan (of Maclennan & Urquhart, plumbers), Georgeville John P. Callen, traveller, Craigmore Neil Macphail, traveller, Glenaros J. G. Robertson, commission agent, Rosemount John M. Lowson, teacher, Lewisville David Scott, live stock salesman, Altair 22 STREET DIRECTORY. BroaclsUme Park—Continued. Mrs E. Mackintosh, Rhodesia Rev. J. R. Mackay, M.A., F.P. Manse Colin Munro^ Lawn ell en Mrs Lawson, Westwood villa Alexander Kennedy, traffic agent, G.N. of S. Railway Company, Murieston villa George Gray, E.O. of H.M. Customs, Blantyre villa Mrs Mackenzie, Seafield villa James A. L. Kennedy, art master, Mossville Alexander Campbell, architect, do. John Young (of Young & Chapman, drapers), do. William Macdonald, retired gardener, Broadstone house BROWN STREET. West Side. 1 Alexander Williamson Mra Macrae Francis Johnstone, labourer 3 Thomas Matheson, vanman Roderick Morrison, labourer John Jamieson, bookbinder 5 Murdo Urquhart, carter 7 John Reid, carpenter 9 William Ross, dealer Alexander Williamson, showman George Stewart, fish dealer Fraser Mackenzie, painter Miss Jessie Macdonald 11 Walter Brown, cooper James Munro, traveller 15 Misses Macdonald, The Cottage 17 Miss Fraser, housekeeper John Gordon, postman 19 Charles Davidson, boilermaker 21 Nicholas Masson, seaman 23 Hugh Stewart, horse-dealer, Rose cottage 27 Alexander Logie, sawmiller 29 Angus Cameron, painter 33 Wm. Riddoch, guard, H.R. 35 Wm. Arthur, blacksmith Donald Macdonald, tailor John Anderson, hairdresser — STREET DIRECTORY. 23 Brown Street—Continued. East Side. 2 John Fraser, labourer Miss Macmillan Mrs Hughes 10 Charles Buckley, fish merchant 12 Alex. Mackenzie, contractor 20 Wm. Murray, lorryman 20a Duncan Fraser, pointsman 22 George Gunn, brakesman 24 Peter Macdonald, storeman 30 William Barclsley, painter BRUCE GARDENS. Mrs Ferguson, Fern bank Alexander Maclennan, grocer, Summerfield Miss Biscoe, Moyness villa Donald Macphee, cashier, Hermon James Findlay, gardener and florist, Arthurfield nursery Alexander Grant, Tomnahurich farm Miss Linton, do. Tomnahurich Cemetery Thomas Findlay, superintendent BURN ROAD, DRUMMOND. Donald Mackintosh, mason Donald Remedy, labourer James Macgillivray, coachman Alex. Macculloch. shoemaker John Macaskill, porter Mrs Mackintosh, laundress Duncan Macfarlane, dairyman, Oaktree cottage Andrew Macdonald. gardener, do. B. M. Barclay^ market gardener CASTLE AND COUNTY BUILDINGS. J. P. Grant, advocate, sheriff-substitute of Inverness, Elgin, and Nairn Andrew Macdonald, sheriff-clerk and auditor of court Norman T. Russel, sheriff-clerk depute and auditor of court depute William Anderson, procurator-fiscal James Forsyth, procurator-fiscal depute Alexander Machardy, chief-constable of Inverness-shire — — 24 STREET DIRECTORY. Castle and County Buildings—Continued. Angus Maclaren, superintendent and depute chief-con- stable Hugh Maclennan, inspector George Mitchell, detective sergeant Alexander Macbeath, keeper of castle Mrs Cameron, Castle lodge W. R. & F. Grant, county collectors Dr John Macdonald, county medical officer John Weddeispoon, county sanitary inspector Robert Robertson, surveyor, 2nd District CASTLE STREET. East Side. 1 Young Men's Christian Association John Rattray, caretaker A. Watt, secretary 3 J. M. Symington, M.P.S., chemist 5 Mrs Maegregor, lodgings J. W. Mackenzie, M.D. 9 P. J. Sinnot, draper 11 Archibald Mackinnon, labourer John Macswan, labourer David Munro, turner Mrs Mackenzie Mrs Munro Frank Hobban, machineman Donald Gollan, cabman 13 Galloway & Co., chemists C. A. Connan 15 Kenneth Mackenzie, coachman Mrs Hughes Robert Richardson, machineman Kenneth Maclean, fitter Mrs Holmes Mrs Garrow 17 William Walton, draper 19 John Gill, storekeeper 19, 21 Donald Gill, grocer and coffee dealer 25 Donald Mackay, spirit merchant 27 John M. Maciver, butcher 29 Donald Paterson, tailor Mrs Sutherland Peter Beaton, killer 31 George Melvin, baker — STREET DIRECTORY. 25 Castle Street— Continued. 33 Mrs Matheson, ladies' nurse Duncan Macaskill, shoemaker Miss Isabella Fraser, lodgings James Campbell, labourer 35 Miss Macbean, fancy shop 37, 39 John Macdonald, meal merchant 41 D. & J. Matheson, fruiterers Donald Matheson John Matheson 43 Mrs Mackenzie, lodgings Mrs Fraser 43, 45 James L. Home, cabinetmaker 47 James Chisholm, tailor Mrs Fraser Miss Jessie Maclennan Alexander Thomson, clerk William Mackenzie, carter John Maclennan, polisher 49 Andros Fresein, surgical instrument maker 51 Roderick Mackintosh, labourer John Grant, hammerman Hugh Macdonald, labourer John Mackay, shunter Mrs Dickson Johan Sutherland Mrs Long Mrs Morrison Donald Ross, porter George Maitland, baker 53, 55, 57 Colin Mackintosh, fruiterer 59 William Lamb, sweep Mrs Murray James Dawson, tailor Miss Jessie Cuthbertson John Beaton, labourer Mrs Mackenzie Allan Maclauchlan, porter Duncan Macdonald, street porter Thomas Sim, carter Margaret Forbes Mrs Davidson Mrs Charlotte Allan Mrs Junor, dressmaker Angus Macswayed, pensioner James Macdonald, gardener Thomas Fraser, labourer — 26 STREET DIRECTORY. Castle Street—Continued. 59 Mrs Hunter 61 A. D. Fraser, plumber 63 J. Coats, confectioner 65 Roderick Cameron, labourer 67 Miss Agnes Urquhart Donald Macdonald Mrs Macleod John Anderson, labourer James Ross, clerk Mrs Maclean Christina Munro 69 Duncan Maclean, plumber 71 Mrs Livingstone James Macdonald, carter Mrs Lindsay Mrs Turner 75 William Ross & Son, painters 77, 79 Lachlan Munro, cabinetmaker John Munro, gardener 81 Northern Counties Institute for the Blind ware- rooms M. G. Mackenzie, supt. of out-door mission D. Macgregor, manager, industrial department 83 George Bain, mason 89 Isabella Fraser Donald Fraser, tailor John Watson, forester Miss Macleod Miss Campbell Miss Ross Miss Margaret Macleod Duncan Mackenzie, gardener Miss Ann Mackenzie Mrs Reid Miss Jessie Maclennan, dre