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POST TOWNS AND SUB-OFFICES IN SCOTLAND.
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LIST OF POST TOWNS AND SUB-OFFICES IN SCOTLAND,
With the Hours at which the Letter-Box is Closed at the Head-Office, Geokge Square.
The Newspaper Box is kept open 15 minutes later for the Mails, for which the Letter Box is closed at
10.30 p.iH. For the hours at which the Letter-Box is closed for a Sub-Office, see the Head-Office to
which it is subordinate.
When in the subjoined list one place only is mentioned, it is a Head-Office, and when there are two, the
first is a Sub-Office, and the second is the Head-Office to which the first is subordinate.
In all cases the figures after a place show its distance in miles from the Sub-Office.
Offices at which both Money- Order and Savings Bank business is transacted, are marked thus m, and
those which are Money Order Offices, but not Savings Banks, thus o.
Aberarder; Inverness, 12
Aberargie; Bridge of Earn, 3
m Aberchirder ; Banff^, 9
Aberdalgie ; Perth, 6^
TO Aberdeen, 6 a.ra. and 8.20 a.m.
»2 Aberdour; Burntisland, 3
TwAberfeldy; Duukeld, 17
Aberfoyle; Stirling, 20
Aberlady ; Edinburgh, 15 ; Drera,
31
Aberlemno ; Forfar, 6
Aberlour; Craigellachie, If
Abernethy ; Craigellachie, 30 ;
Grantown, 6
Abernethy ; Newburgh (Fife), 3
Abernyte ; Inchture, 3
Aberuthven ; Auchterarder, 3
Abington, 5.15 p.m.
mAboyne; Aberdeen, 31 J
Achahoish ; Lochgilphead, 9^
Acharacle ; Bonaw, 57^ ; Stron-
tiau, 13
Achamie ; Huntly, 11
Achinarrow ; Craigellachie, 22^ ;
Ballindalloch, 12
Advie ; Craigellachie, 14 ; Ballin-
dalloch, 3^
mAirdrie, 5.15 a.m., 9.15 a.m.,
2.15 p.m.
Airth ; Falkirk, 7 ; G'mouth, 4^
OT Alexandria; Glasgow,18, 10a.m.
- 3.15 and 10.30 p.m.
JwAlford; Aberdeen, 26
m Alloa, 6 a.m., 3.15 p.m. 8. 20 p.m.
»i Alness; Inverness, 30
Altnaharra ; Lairg, 21
m Alva ; Stirling, 6f
Alves; Forres, 6^; Elgin, 5
»» Alyth; Meigle, 4
Amisfield ; Dumfries, 4
Amulree ; Dunkeld, 10
Ancrum ; Jedburgh, 4
m Anderston. See Glasgow
»» Annan, 9 a.m., 5.15&8 20p.ra.
an Anstruther ; Edinburgh, 37
m Appin ; Bonaw, 13f
Applecross ; Dingwall, 70 ; Loch-
carron, 20
Arbirlot ; Arbroath, 3
m Arbroath, 6 a.m., 8.20 p.m.
Arbuthnott ; Fordoun, 2^ ; Ber-
vie, 4^
Archiestown ; Craigellachie, 4
Ardclach ; Forres, 11^
Ardelve; Lochalsh, 4
Ardentinny; Greenock, 9; Strone,
mArdersier, 6 a.m., 8.20 p.m.
Ardfern ; Lochgilphead, 15 J ; Kil-
martin, 7 J
m Ardgay ; Tain, 1 4
wArdgour; Bonaw, 31
Ardnamurcban ; Bonaw, 75 ;
Strontian, 30
Ardpatrick ; Lochgilphead, 23J ;
Tarbert, 9J
Ardrishaig ; Lochgilphead, 2
Ardross ; Inverness, 36J; Alness, 5
m Ardrossan, 3.45 and 10.30 pm.
Ardvarsar ; Broadford, 17 j Isle
Ornsay, 8
Ardwell Inn ; Stranraer, 1 1^ ;
Drunmore, 6J
Arisaig; Fort- William, 38;!
Armadale; Edinburgh, 20^; Bath-
gate, 2^
Armadale ; Thurso, 23
Amcroach ; Edinburgh, 39 ; Pit-
tenweem, 3J
Amisort; Portree, 12
OT Aros; Oban, 19
Arran ; see Brodick & Lamlash
TTiArrochar; Glasgow, 36, If" 80
p.m.
Arrochar Village; Glasgow, 37 J ;
Arrochar, IJ, 10.30 p.m.
Ascog; Kothesay, 3
Ashkirk; Hawick, 6J; Selkirk, 4|
Assynt; Lairg, 33
Athelstaneford ; Edinburgh, 20 ;
Drem, 2\
m Auchenblae ; Fordoun, 3
m Auchencairn ; Castle-Douglas, 8
Auchencloich ; Kilmarnock, 9^ ;
Galston, 4^
Auchencrow ; Ayton, 5f
Auchengray ; Lanark, 10 ; West
Calder, 5^
Auchinleck ; Kilmarnock, 145;;
Cumnock, 1^
Auchleven ; Insch, 3^
Auchmill ; Aberdeen, 4
Auchmithie ; Arbroath, 4
Auchnacarry ; Fort-William, 12^
j» Auchnacraig ; Oban, 13
Anchnagatt ; Ellon, 8
Auchnasheen ; Dingwall, 30
ffi Auchterarder, 6 a.m., 8.20 p.m.
Auchterhouse ; Dundee, 7^
Auchterless ; TurritF, 6
m Auchtermuchty ; Ladybank, 5
Auchtertool ; Kirkcaldy, 4
Auldearn ; Nairn, 2^
Auldgirth Bridge ; Dumfries, 8
Auldgirnaig ; Blair Athol, 3
Aultbea; Dingwall, 70; Poolewe, 7
Aviemore ; Kingussie, 13 ; Garr
Bridge, 5 J
Avoch; Inverness, 11; Fortrose, 1 \
mAyr, 3.45 a.m., 10.30 p.m.
m Ayton, 6.30 a,m., 7-30 p.m.
Badenscoth; Aberdeen, 28 J; Tur-
riff, 8, 5.30 a.m., 3.45 p.m.
Bailieston , Glasgow, 6
Bainshole ; Insch, 7
Balbeggie ; Perth, 6
Balblair ; Tain, 5|
Balerno ; Edinburgh, 8 ; Cnrrie, 2
Balfour; Kirkwall, 5
m Balfron; Glasgow, 18^,1 0.30 p. m
Balgonie; Markinch, ij
m Ballantrae ; Girvan, 13
m Ballater ; Aberdeen, 42
m Ballindalloch; Craigellachie, 10^
Ballinluig; Dunkeld, 8 ; Pii-
lochry, 5
Ballintuim; Blairgowrie,!!; Kirk-
michael, 3
Ballygrant ; Greenock, 100 ;
Bridgend, 4
Balmaclellan; Castle-Douglas, 14;
New Galloway, 2
Balmullo; Cupar (Fife), 5^;
Leuchars, 3
Balnaguard; Dunked, 11 ; Aber-
feldy, 7
Baltasound ; Lerwick, 62
m Banchory ; Aberdeen, 1 8
m Banff, 6 a.m., 8.20 p.m.
Bankend ; Dumfries, 6
Bankfoot ; Perth, 9 ; Stanley, 4
Bannavoulin ; Bonaw, 75 ; Moi -
vern, 13
m Bannockburn ; Stirling, 2 1
Banton ; Denny, 6 ; Kilsytii, 3
Bargrennan ; Newton-Stewart, 9
Barr ; Girvan, 8
Barra ; Lochmaddy, 60
m Barrhead ; Glasgow, 9^, 5.30
and 10.15 a.m.
m Barrliill ; Girvan, 12f
Barvas ; Stornoway, 12
m Bathgate; Edinburgh, 18
m Beauly, 6 a.m., 8.20 p.m.
Beeswing ; Dumfries, 7
m Beith, 3.45 p.m., 10.30 p.m.
Belhelvie ; Aberdeen, 8
Belivat ; Nairn, *J^
Bellshill, Glasgow, 10 ; Holjtown,
2, 5.15 a.m., 3.45 p.m.
Beltonford; Dunbar, 2 J
Benrinnes ; Craigellachie, 4
Berriedale ; Golspie, 27 ; Dun-
beath, 6
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