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STREET DIRECTORY.
491
Woolmanhill.
From Schoolhill to Steps of Gilcom-
ston.
15-17 Peter Wood, tailor
19 Charles Adams, draper
21 Wm. S. Kelman, postman
23 D. & C. Bannerman, grocers
Blackfriars street.
26 John Smith, bootmaker
28 George Martin, bookseller
32 Joseph Monro & Son, teachers of
accordion
34 James D. Wyness, M.D., druggist
36 Miss Wood, pattern printer
38 Alex. B. Ferguson, flesher
39 Gordon & Watt, painters
40 George Watt (of G. & W.)
41 John G. Scroggie, druggist
42 Alex. Taylor, grocer
45 John Dunn, druggist
46 Mrs Hoggins, stonewai*e mrcht.
48, 49 J. & J. Stephen, gilders
1st Bat. G. H. drill hall and office
E. Hart, sergeant-instructor
Jas. Lawson, sergeant-instructor
64 Ben Farquhar, upholsterer
66 Wm. Chisholm, tailor
68 Jessie Callum, broker
70 James Matthews, plumber
St. Andrew street.
71 John Taylor, heating engineer
72 C. Maitland, slater
74-76 James Laing, hide factor
77 Robert Gerrie, painter
John street.
Yeat's Lane.
From Canal ter. to Summer lane.
4 John Philip, shoemaker
. . John Stalker, printer
10 Alex. Ewart, blacksmith
Yeat's Court.
30 Netherkirk gate.
York Place.
From Waterloo quay to York st.
John Duthie, Sons, & Co., ship
builders
Robert Duthie, shipowner
A. Mackay, sailmaker
25 Wm. M'Robbie, cafe"
27 Henry Mann, ship carpenter
. . James M' Hardy, manager
. . A. Wilson, grocer
31 D. Alexander, grocer
Hall, Russell, & Co. (Aberdeen
Iron Works)
York Street.
From Wellington street to Pocra pier,
Davidson's Public School
6 James Greig, late shipbuilder
9 Mrs C. E. Lewis, spirit dealer
14 A. & C. Wilson, grocers
16 Geo. Newton, engineer
22 Hall, Russell, & Co., shipbuilders
Duthie Bros., sailmakers
33 Wm. Ligertwood, shipwright
43 Alex. Fraser, grocer
47 Neptune terrace.
49 James C. Hall, shipbuilder
. . Alex, Hall & Co., shipbuilders
A. L. Forsyth & Sons, boatbuilders
Bon-Accord Saw Mills
52 N. Thomson
53 John Rust & Son, timber merchts.
Young Street.
From Gallowgate to Loch street.
4 Alex. Sangster, grocer
9 Charles Raeburn, mason
14 G. Mellis & Son, bacon curers
19 James Downie
. . Alex. Martin
21 Miss Martin, draper
24 Robt. Walker, cabinetmaker

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1889-1890
DescriptionPost Office Aberdeen directory 1889-90.
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Aberdeen
Towns
DescriptionDirectories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs.
Scottish Post Office Directories
DescriptionAround 700 Scottish directories published annually by the Post Office or private publishers between 1773 and 1911. Most of Scotland covered, with a focus on Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and Aberdeen. Most volumes include a general directory (A-Z by surname), street directory (A-Z by street) and trade directory (A-Z by trade).