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708 NEWPORT DIRECTORY.
PRIVATE SCHOOL.— Miss Wayman, St Phillan's house.
EEGISTRATION OF BIRTHS, DEATHS, AND MARRIAGES FOR
THE PARISH OF FORGAN.— Office, High street. Registrar, John Melville.
MEDICAL PRACTITIONER.— Dr John Stewart, Lovaine villa, E. New-
port.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE Resident at Newport.— William Robert- :•
son, Balmore; John Leng, M.P., Kinbrae ; William Berry of Tayfield; JohnH.
Walker, Westwood ; Alex. Scott, Ashbank ; and W. O. Corbett, of St Fort.
NEWPORT CYCLING CLUB.— Captain, T. Lillico ; Sub-Captain, R. L.
Millar ; Bugler, A. C. M. Stewart ; Secretary and Treasurer, W. Robertson,
Woodside, East Ne-wport.
NEWPORT LITERARY SOCIETY— Founded 1879. — Hon. President,,
John Leng, M.P. ; Hon. Vice-President, William G. Fairweather; General
Committee, John Plenderleath, Alexander Donaldson, George Mitchell, jun. ;
Hon. Secretary and Treasurer, Matthew W. Allison, Edina Villa, Newport.
Society meets in Blyth Hall buildings, on Tuesday evenings, at 8 o'clock.
NEWPORT BOWLING CLUB.— President, John Duncan ; Vice-President,
James Hutchison ; Members of Committee, James Brown, Alexander Tosh,
James Duncan, Charles Scott, George Mackay, David Rodger, E. M. Mudie ;
Treasurer, James Lawson ; Secretary, James Gold.
NEWPORT CURLING CLUB.— President, Charles Scott; Vice-Presi-
dents, Alexander Duncan and John Ferguson ; Hon. Secretary and Treasurer,
John M'Laggan, Craignish.
NEWPORT CRICKET CLUB.— President, William Berry; Vice-Presidents,
Captain Corbett, David Kidd, Rev. A. Gardner, Alex. Scott, John Fergusson,
Thomas Smith, Rev. Canon Hodson ; Hon. Secretary, W. D. Fisher ;
Treasurer, A. B. Scott. Ground — West Newport.
NEWPORT WEST-END CLUB. — President, George Mitchell; Hon.
Secretary and Treasurer, Robert Smith.
POST OFFICE— Pierhead.
Mails— Arrivals— 6.20 a.m. ; 9.50 a.m. ; 3.25 p.m. ; 6.20 p.m. Despatches—
8.15 A.M. ; 1.40 P.M. ; 4.20 p.m. ; 5 P.M. On Simday.— Ai-rival— 9.25 A.M
Despatch— 10.20 a.m.
On Week-days the Office is open for Postal business from 7 a.m. till 8 P.M.,
and for Telegraph biisiness from 8 A.M. till 8 p.m. Money Orders are issued
and paid, and Savings Bank business transacted, from 9 a.m. till 6 p.m. (on
Saturdays, 8 p.m.). On Sunday the Office is open from 9 A.M. till 10.30 a.m.
PLACES OF WORSHIP.
Newi^ort Congregational Church Rev. T. M. Hodge.
,, Episcopal ,, Rev, S. B. Hodson.
,, Established ,, • Rev. Thomas Eraser, D.D.
,, Free ,, Rev. Neil MacLeod.
,, R.C. ,, Rev. James Harris.
,, U.P. , 5, Rev. James S. Scotland.
Balmerino Established Church Rev. James Campbell, D.D.
Forgan Established Church Rev. Thomas Munn.
Logie and GauUry Free Cluuch ..,. { g^^i'gSfGrir"""'
PRIVATE SCHOOL.— Miss Wayman, St Phillan's house.
EEGISTRATION OF BIRTHS, DEATHS, AND MARRIAGES FOR
THE PARISH OF FORGAN.— Office, High street. Registrar, John Melville.
MEDICAL PRACTITIONER.— Dr John Stewart, Lovaine villa, E. New-
port.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE Resident at Newport.— William Robert- :•
son, Balmore; John Leng, M.P., Kinbrae ; William Berry of Tayfield; JohnH.
Walker, Westwood ; Alex. Scott, Ashbank ; and W. O. Corbett, of St Fort.
NEWPORT CYCLING CLUB.— Captain, T. Lillico ; Sub-Captain, R. L.
Millar ; Bugler, A. C. M. Stewart ; Secretary and Treasurer, W. Robertson,
Woodside, East Ne-wport.
NEWPORT LITERARY SOCIETY— Founded 1879. — Hon. President,,
John Leng, M.P. ; Hon. Vice-President, William G. Fairweather; General
Committee, John Plenderleath, Alexander Donaldson, George Mitchell, jun. ;
Hon. Secretary and Treasurer, Matthew W. Allison, Edina Villa, Newport.
Society meets in Blyth Hall buildings, on Tuesday evenings, at 8 o'clock.
NEWPORT BOWLING CLUB.— President, John Duncan ; Vice-President,
James Hutchison ; Members of Committee, James Brown, Alexander Tosh,
James Duncan, Charles Scott, George Mackay, David Rodger, E. M. Mudie ;
Treasurer, James Lawson ; Secretary, James Gold.
NEWPORT CURLING CLUB.— President, Charles Scott; Vice-Presi-
dents, Alexander Duncan and John Ferguson ; Hon. Secretary and Treasurer,
John M'Laggan, Craignish.
NEWPORT CRICKET CLUB.— President, William Berry; Vice-Presidents,
Captain Corbett, David Kidd, Rev. A. Gardner, Alex. Scott, John Fergusson,
Thomas Smith, Rev. Canon Hodson ; Hon. Secretary, W. D. Fisher ;
Treasurer, A. B. Scott. Ground — West Newport.
NEWPORT WEST-END CLUB. — President, George Mitchell; Hon.
Secretary and Treasurer, Robert Smith.
POST OFFICE— Pierhead.
Mails— Arrivals— 6.20 a.m. ; 9.50 a.m. ; 3.25 p.m. ; 6.20 p.m. Despatches—
8.15 A.M. ; 1.40 P.M. ; 4.20 p.m. ; 5 P.M. On Simday.— Ai-rival— 9.25 A.M
Despatch— 10.20 a.m.
On Week-days the Office is open for Postal business from 7 a.m. till 8 P.M.,
and for Telegraph biisiness from 8 A.M. till 8 p.m. Money Orders are issued
and paid, and Savings Bank business transacted, from 9 a.m. till 6 p.m. (on
Saturdays, 8 p.m.). On Sunday the Office is open from 9 A.M. till 10.30 a.m.
PLACES OF WORSHIP.
Newi^ort Congregational Church Rev. T. M. Hodge.
,, Episcopal ,, Rev, S. B. Hodson.
,, Established ,, • Rev. Thomas Eraser, D.D.
,, Free ,, Rev. Neil MacLeod.
,, R.C. ,, Rev. James Harris.
,, U.P. , 5, Rev. James S. Scotland.
Balmerino Established Church Rev. James Campbell, D.D.
Forgan Established Church Rev. Thomas Munn.
Logie and GauUry Free Cluuch ..,. { g^^i'gSfGrir"""'
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| Description | Dundee directory 1891-1892 ... . Printed and published by James P. Mathew & Co. |
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