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ARCHIBALD
154 GENERAL DIRECTORY.
Archibald & Leslie, slaters, cement workers, etc., 37a
Albert street. Telephone No. 1442
Archibald, Alex,, commercial traveller (W. W. Hepburn),
241 Westburn road
Archibald, Alex., manager, 43 Garden place
Archibald, Charles A. (of A. & Leslie), 6 Hollybank place
Archibald, James, treasurer (Shipmasters' Society), 4
Wellbrae terrace
Archibald, James L., cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 12
Great Western road. Telephone No. 2504Y3 ; h 58
Forest avenue
Archibald, John (of Archibald's patents), 76 Union grove
Archibald, Robert, shoemaker, 183, h 168 King street
Archibald, Mrs., 27 Victoria street
Archibald, Mrs., boarding house, 14 North Silver street
Archibald's bootmakers and repairers, 8, h 6 Union
grove
Archibald's frost-resisting, heat-conserving, and house-
deafening patents, 78 Shiprow
Argo, Alexander C. , wine and spirit merchant, 45 Com-
merce street, h 10 Seaforth road
Argo, James, general outfitter, 83 George street, h 50
Fonthill road
Argo, James G., butter and egg merchant, 135 Skene st.
Telephone No. 2563Y2 ; h 59 Thistle street
Argo, J. C, M.R.C.V.S., canine surgeon, 6 Alford place
Argo, Mrs., 4 Marine place
Argo, Mrs. George, 9 Belvidere crescent
Argo, Miss Kate, Holburn parish sister, 36 Irvine place
Armstrong-, Miss, Co-operation of Trained Nurses
and Nursing Home, 21 Albyn place. (1) Telephone
Westei-n 1543
Army Service Corps. 3rd (Gordon Brigade) Co., Trans-
port and Supply Column, Highland Division, T.F.
Orderly room, Fonthill road. Officer commanding,
Captain J. Duncan MacDiarmid
Arrol, Archd., & Sons, Ltd., brewers, Alloa; agent, R.
Guy, 32 Springbank terrace
Art Gallery and Museum, 78 Schoolhill ; Alfred A.
Longden, director. Telephone No. 2441. G.
Mackie, keeper
Arthur & Allan, fleshers, 92 Victoria road
Arthur, Alex. N., salesman (N. Co-op. Co., Ltd.), 83
Sunnyside road
Arthur, Andrew, cabinetmaker, joiner, and shopfitter, 61
Richmond street. Telephone No. 251 2Y3; h 553
George street
Arthur, Andrew (of J. & A. Arthur), 68 Elmfield avenue

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DescriptionPost Office Aberdeen directory 1910-11.
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1858-1912 - Post Office Aberdeen directory
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Aberdeen
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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).