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MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY. 61
Home of the Aged and Infirm of Both Sexes.
NAZARETH HOUSE, CUPARSTONE.
Newspapers in Aberdeen.
Aberdeen Free Press (Daily) 30 Union street
,, Evening Gazette 30 Union street
,, Journal (Daily) 18 & 22 Broad street
, , Evening Express 18 & 22 Broad street
Northern Advertiser (Tuesdays and Fridays) 6 Correction wynd
People's Journal for Aberdeen, Banff, Kincardine, and
Northern Counties (Saturday) 38 & 30 Market street
Weekly News (Saturday) 18 Adelphi
Registration of Births, Marriages, and Deaths.
17 and 18 Victoria, cap. 80, and relative Statutes.
Office— City Buildings, Union street, for District of St. Nicholas, Aberdeen.
Charles Stronach, Registrar.
Office — 17 Union terrace, for the Aberdeen District of Old Machar.
James Meston, Registrar.
Office— Bridge House, Woodside, for District of Woodside.
A. M. Hendry, Registrar.
Office— 112 High street, Old Aberdeen, for the District of Old Aberdeen.
William Mc Willie, Interim Registrar.
Hours, from 10 a.m. to 3 P.M., and 6 to 8 P.M. ; shut on Saturdays after 2.
Births, Marriages, and Deaths will be registered without any fee or
penalty, if intimated within the following periods, viz. : —
Births 21 clays.
Marriages 3 ,,
Deaths 8 ,,
In Registering Births it is necessary to state, the date and place of the parents'
Marriage.
All Children must be Vaccinated, or some certificate given, within Six
months after birth, by a duly qualified Medical Practitioner, whose Certifi-
cate of Vaccination must be returned to the Registrar within three days
after the operation.
Under the Friendly Societies' Act, 1875, and Relative Statutes, no money
can be paid by any Friendly Society or Industrial Assurance Company on the
death of any person, except on production of the Registrar's Certificate of
the Death. Fee for Certificate, 1 s. , or when application filled up by Registrar,
Is. 3d.
Under the Marriage Notice (Scotland) Act, 1878, notice of intention to
marry is now received by Registrars from persons residing in any part of
their Districts— the fee being 2s. 6d. in each case.
Naval and Military Establishments.
NAVY.
H.M.S. " Clyde". 14 Guns, 1081 Tons.
Drill Ship for Royal Naval Reserve, moored in Victoria Dock
Commander Henry W. A. Littledale.
Fleet-Paymaster Arthur Le. B. Corrie.
Fleet-Surgeon Frederick M'Clement, M.D.
Gunner Samuel H. E. Dawe.
COAST GUARD.
Divisional Officer — Commander Guy Main waring, R.N.
Chief Officers— Samuel Ives, Peterhead ; John Collins, Bridge of Don.
Collieston Wm. Russell, chief boatman in charge
Cove Bay Alexander Boyd, do. do.