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62 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY.
3. BURSARIES.
Bursaries in connection with the Grammar School and Public and State-
aided schools in Aberdeen are awarded annually by competitive examina-
tions on 3rd June, and also Free Scholarships tenable for two years at Public
or State-aided schools, and Evening Class Scholarships tenable for two
sessions.
Schedules of application for tne benefits of the various branches of the
Trust may be had at the Office, 352 King street.
Institution for the Education of the Deaf and Dumb.
10 MOUNT STREET.
Instituted 1819.
Patron — His Grace the Duke of Richmond and Gordon.
President and Convener — The Lord Provost of Aberdeen.
Secretary and Treasurer — A. Edmond, jun., 267 Union street.
Physician — Dr. Angus Fraser.
Superintendent and Teacher — Alexander Pender. Matron — Mrs. Pender.
Aberdeen Deaf and Dumb Benevolent Society.
Instituted 1895.
President— Mr. Thomas Ogilvie. Secretary— Rev. S. G. Woodrow.
Treasurer — Mr. J. Parker. Missionary— Mr. W. Wright.
Sabbath services at Free North Church Mission Hall, Meal Market Street,
at 11 a.m. and 6-30 p.m.
Aberdeen Female School of Industry.
NORTH LODGE, KING STREET.
Certified under the Industrial Schools Act, 1866, 29 and 30 Vic, cap. 118.
Open also for the reception of a certain number of poor girls, not under seven
years of age, to whom the Industrial Schools Act may not apply, and who are
supported by voluntary subscription.
Secretary — George Carmichael, 226 Union street.
Matron — Miss Melvin. Teacher — Miss Mackay.
Physician — Dr. Garden, 15 Golden square.
Aberdeen Physical Training College.
92 CROWN STREET. (Instituted 1889.)
Hon. President— Sir Arthur H. Grant, Bart.
Executive Council— T. A. Stewart, M.A., H.M.C.I.S., Edinburgh ; Alexander
Walker, H.M.C.I.S., Aberdeen; Alex. Walker, LL.D.; John
Thomson, jun. ; Geo. Cruden, M.A., advocate.
Hon. Secretary — George Cruden, 22 Bridge Street, Aberdeen.
ABERDEEN REFORMATORY AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS AND
HOUSES OF REFUGE, incorporated by Act of Parliament in 1885.
Chairman of Directors — W. Kendall-Burnett, advocate, Aberdeen.
Clerk— John P. Cumine, advocate, 183a Union street.
Treasurer — Thomas Thomson, 183a Union street.
The Institutions under the charge of the Board of Directors are :—
3. BURSARIES.
Bursaries in connection with the Grammar School and Public and State-
aided schools in Aberdeen are awarded annually by competitive examina-
tions on 3rd June, and also Free Scholarships tenable for two years at Public
or State-aided schools, and Evening Class Scholarships tenable for two
sessions.
Schedules of application for tne benefits of the various branches of the
Trust may be had at the Office, 352 King street.
Institution for the Education of the Deaf and Dumb.
10 MOUNT STREET.
Instituted 1819.
Patron — His Grace the Duke of Richmond and Gordon.
President and Convener — The Lord Provost of Aberdeen.
Secretary and Treasurer — A. Edmond, jun., 267 Union street.
Physician — Dr. Angus Fraser.
Superintendent and Teacher — Alexander Pender. Matron — Mrs. Pender.
Aberdeen Deaf and Dumb Benevolent Society.
Instituted 1895.
President— Mr. Thomas Ogilvie. Secretary— Rev. S. G. Woodrow.
Treasurer — Mr. J. Parker. Missionary— Mr. W. Wright.
Sabbath services at Free North Church Mission Hall, Meal Market Street,
at 11 a.m. and 6-30 p.m.
Aberdeen Female School of Industry.
NORTH LODGE, KING STREET.
Certified under the Industrial Schools Act, 1866, 29 and 30 Vic, cap. 118.
Open also for the reception of a certain number of poor girls, not under seven
years of age, to whom the Industrial Schools Act may not apply, and who are
supported by voluntary subscription.
Secretary — George Carmichael, 226 Union street.
Matron — Miss Melvin. Teacher — Miss Mackay.
Physician — Dr. Garden, 15 Golden square.
Aberdeen Physical Training College.
92 CROWN STREET. (Instituted 1889.)
Hon. President— Sir Arthur H. Grant, Bart.
Executive Council— T. A. Stewart, M.A., H.M.C.I.S., Edinburgh ; Alexander
Walker, H.M.C.I.S., Aberdeen; Alex. Walker, LL.D.; John
Thomson, jun. ; Geo. Cruden, M.A., advocate.
Hon. Secretary — George Cruden, 22 Bridge Street, Aberdeen.
ABERDEEN REFORMATORY AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS AND
HOUSES OF REFUGE, incorporated by Act of Parliament in 1885.
Chairman of Directors — W. Kendall-Burnett, advocate, Aberdeen.
Clerk— John P. Cumine, advocate, 183a Union street.
Treasurer — Thomas Thomson, 183a Union street.
The Institutions under the charge of the Board of Directors are :—
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