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XX OFFICIAL INFORMATION.
THE DONALD FRASER BEQUEST.— This is a be-
quest of the late Donald Fraser, M.D., Fairfax Road,
Hampstead, Middlesex, the whole free revenue of which
is to be applied by the Trustees for the benefit of the
blind in the County of Inverness, and primarily for the
education in industrial pursuits of young blind persons,
with the view of enabling them to earn their own liveli-
hood. The property and funds of the Bequest are
vested in a body of Trustees, consisting of — The Con-
vener of the County, the Provost of Inverness, the
Sheriff-Substitute resident at Inverness, and two other
persons nominated by the ex officio Trustees, and who
are at present the Rev. Norman Macleod, D.D.,
Ravenswood. Clerk and Treasurer, Mr Duncan Shaw,
W.S.
HIGHLAND ORPHANAGE, CULDUTHEL ROAD.—
Secretary, James Walker ; Treasurer, W. R. Elliot ;
Matron, Miss Macrae ; School Teacher, Miss Strachan ;
Auditors, James Ross, solicitor, and George Macbean,
registrar.
NORTHERN INFIRMARY— Officials.— Charles M.
Brown, hon. treasurer; Duncan Shaw, W.S., hon.
secretary; R. F. Cameron, C.A., auditor; Dr Reid,
house surgeon; Miss Philp, matron; H. Maclennan,
clerk and collector ; Wm. Paterson, janitor.
INVERNESS FORBES DISPENSARY.— Trustees
and Managers — Provost Ross, Bailies Gossip, J. S.
Fraser, Mackenzie, and Alex. Fraser; Rev. Gavin
Lang; Councillors Macbean, Donald Macdonald, and
Mr Kenneth Macdonald, town-clerk. Secretary and
Treasurer, Kenneth Macdonald. Medical Attendant,
Dr John Macdonald; Resident Chemist and Dis-
penser, James A. Mitchell.
POOR CHILDREN'S FREE BREAKFASTS & CLOTH-
ING COMMITTEE.— Dr Black, Culduthel Road; John
Chisholm, ironmonger ; Wm. Corner, Savings Bank ;
ex-Bailie Maclennan; ex-Provost Macbean. Secretary
and Treasurer, K. A. Gillanders, Queen's Gate. Charity
opens first week of December; closes in May.
THE DONALD FRASER BEQUEST.— This is a be-
quest of the late Donald Fraser, M.D., Fairfax Road,
Hampstead, Middlesex, the whole free revenue of which
is to be applied by the Trustees for the benefit of the
blind in the County of Inverness, and primarily for the
education in industrial pursuits of young blind persons,
with the view of enabling them to earn their own liveli-
hood. The property and funds of the Bequest are
vested in a body of Trustees, consisting of — The Con-
vener of the County, the Provost of Inverness, the
Sheriff-Substitute resident at Inverness, and two other
persons nominated by the ex officio Trustees, and who
are at present the Rev. Norman Macleod, D.D.,
Ravenswood. Clerk and Treasurer, Mr Duncan Shaw,
W.S.
HIGHLAND ORPHANAGE, CULDUTHEL ROAD.—
Secretary, James Walker ; Treasurer, W. R. Elliot ;
Matron, Miss Macrae ; School Teacher, Miss Strachan ;
Auditors, James Ross, solicitor, and George Macbean,
registrar.
NORTHERN INFIRMARY— Officials.— Charles M.
Brown, hon. treasurer; Duncan Shaw, W.S., hon.
secretary; R. F. Cameron, C.A., auditor; Dr Reid,
house surgeon; Miss Philp, matron; H. Maclennan,
clerk and collector ; Wm. Paterson, janitor.
INVERNESS FORBES DISPENSARY.— Trustees
and Managers — Provost Ross, Bailies Gossip, J. S.
Fraser, Mackenzie, and Alex. Fraser; Rev. Gavin
Lang; Councillors Macbean, Donald Macdonald, and
Mr Kenneth Macdonald, town-clerk. Secretary and
Treasurer, Kenneth Macdonald. Medical Attendant,
Dr John Macdonald; Resident Chemist and Dis-
penser, James A. Mitchell.
POOR CHILDREN'S FREE BREAKFASTS & CLOTH-
ING COMMITTEE.— Dr Black, Culduthel Road; John
Chisholm, ironmonger ; Wm. Corner, Savings Bank ;
ex-Bailie Maclennan; ex-Provost Macbean. Secretary
and Treasurer, K. A. Gillanders, Queen's Gate. Charity
opens first week of December; closes in May.
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| Permanent URL | https://digital.nls.uk/85759042 |
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| Description | Inverness burgh directory 1906-1907 |
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| Description | Inverness : R. Carruthers & Sons, 1899/1900-1960/1961. Previous editions titled: The Inverness directory. |
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| Shelfmark | Y.53 |
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| Description | Directories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs. |
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| Description | Around 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). |
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