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OFf'IOIAL INFORMATION. XI
DEPOT QUEEN'S OWN CAMERON HIGHLANDERS
Major S. S. S. Clarke, Commanding Depot.
Captain D. M. M. Crioliton.
Lieut. A. H. Mackintosh.
Lieut. A. G. Cameron.
Sergt.-Major — John 0. Austin.
Quartermaster-Sergeant — Angus Maclean.
Gymnastic Instructor — Sergt. Macdonald.
Canteen Steward — Hugh Maclean.
3rd BATTALION QUEEN'S OWN CAMERON
HIGHLANDERS.
Barracks, Telford Road, Inverness.
Field Officers.
Hon. C"l nel — The Mackintrsbof Macfeintosh
Lieutenant Colonel — N. MM(leod(Hon. ColoDe^)
Majors G. R. Cavaye, D. P. Haig, and D. E. Mackintosh
Captains.
H. G. Wold(i«e-Gordon (Maj.)
M. J. Grant-Peterkin
J. Brander-Dunbar
H. 8. L, Alford
N. J. M. Archdall (I. of M.)
H. R. Brovn (Bt. Major)
D. W. Cameron ot Lochitl
R. M. Heron
Lieutenants.
W. Dewar
2nd Lieutenants
K. Macphtrsoa
R. J. Cavaye.
W. D. Nicho'son
C. C. K. Campbell
A D. 8 niemau
Stafif.
Adjutant — Captain D. N. C. C. Miers.
Quartermaster — Hon. Lieut. John Cameron.
Medical Officer — Surgeon-Lt.-Col. Duncan MoFadyen.
Sergeant-Major — J. Nicholson.
Ordei^'ly Room Clerk — Sergt. Angus Mackay.
Canteen Steward — James Beaton.
1st VOLUNTEER BATTALION QUEEN'S OWN
CAMERON HIGHLANDERS.
Orderly Room — Lombard Street, Inverness.
Staff — Lieut.-Col. J. Leslie Eraser, commanding;
Major and Hon. Lieut.-Col. Alex. Eraser.
Adjutant— Captain G. I. Fraser, 1st Battalion Cameron
Highlanders.

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1899-1912 - Inverness burgh directory
DescriptionInverness : R. Carruthers & Sons, 1899/1900-1960/1961. Previous editions titled: The Inverness directory.
ShelfmarkY.53
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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).