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ADVERTISEMENTS.
NATIONAL SECtfHJTY
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EXCHANGE STREET.
Trustees and Managers.
28TH FEBRUARY 1SS2.
The Lord Provost
The Eldest Baillie
The Dean of Guild
The Convener of the Trades
The Minister of the West Parish
The President of the Society of Advo-
cates
The Treasurer of the Society of Advo-
cates
The President of the Shipmasters'
Society.
The Member of Parliament for the
City
The Member of Parliament for the
County
The Sheriff
The Sheriff-Substitute at Aberdeen
The Convener of the County
The President of the Mecha
stitution
The Secretary of the Mechanics' Insti-
tution
lechanics' In-
The above are Managers ex-officiis.
Robert Aberne thy, iron founder
*Robert Catto, merchant
* James Chalmers, Westburn
*George Donald, glass and colour
merchant
Peter Esslemont, merchant
*John Fraser, 58 Bon- Accord street
'Gray C. Fraser, advocate
* James Garden, advocate
*George Jamieson, merchant
* James B. M'Combie, advocate
Mohn D. Milne, advocate
"David M 'Hardy, Cranford
John Miller, manufacturing chemist
'David Reid, Dee street
James Rettie, jeweller
John Sangster, druggist
Simpson Shepherd, merchant
John Smith, advocate
Alexander Walker, merchant
John Webster, advocate
William Yeats, advocate
Those marked thus(,) are Trustees.
Treasurer— Robert Lumsden, manager of the North of Scotland Bank.
Actuary and Cashier— Thomas Riddell.
THE BANK is Open every MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNES-
DAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY, from Nine o'clock Morning to Two
o'clock Afternoon. On SATURDAY, from Nine Morning to Twelve Noon
and on the Evenings of MONDAY and THURSDAY, from Six to Eight
o'clock.
It receives in Deposit any Sum, from One Shilling upwards, to the extent
of £30 within each year, ending at 20th November, and £150 in whole. A
Pass Book is given to each Depositor gratis, containing an Abstract of the
Rules, and the Depositor's Account with the Bank. Full Copies of the Rules
may be had for Sixpence each.
Interest at the rate of 2f PER CENT, is allowed on every sum of Five
Shillings or ujDwards deposited, for the full number of Days the Deposit re-
mains in the Bank, and is added to the principal at the 20th November yearly,
whether the Depositor attends at the time or not. The Interest is free from
Income Tax, or any other deduction whatever.
The sums deposited, or any part of them, will be repaid whenever they are
wanted; previous notice being given, in terms of the Rules, for sums above
£10, but with which notice the Trustees and Manageis dispense in cases of
urgency, and on a sufficient reason, in the opinion of them or the officers,
being given.