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STEEET DIKECTOBY.
Abbey Place.
46 Shiprow.
Abbey Place.
Torry.
From Abbey road to Victoria road.
Abbey Road.
From Mansefield road to St. Fittick's
road.
78 John B. Fairweather, S.B. ofiBcer,
Torry Public School.
Abbotsford Place.
East side of Ferryhill road to Abbots-
ford lane.
1 Wm. Jolly, printer
2 J. H. Paterson, manager
3 George Connon, grocer
4 "Wm. Sangster, coal merchant
. . James Cormack, coachbuilder
5 Mrs Forbes
6 John E. Nutton, shipmaster
7 Alex. C. Thompson, waiter
Abergeldie Road.
From Holburn street to Broomhill rd.
2 Roderick M'Kay, contractor
36 Rev. James Ross
38 R. McCallum
40 Alex. Masson, builder
49 H. Allan, shipmaster
53 W. Calder, manager
57 Thos. Walker, shipmaster
59 Alex. D. Grant, engineer
61 Wm. Arthur
67 James Watson, blacksmith
69 Mrs Riddell
73 Mrs Joseph Monro
75 Andrew Connon, cooper
76 Miss Duncan
77 John Ogg, granite merchant
. . Wm. Eraser, granite merchant
79 Rev. K. D. M'Laren
81 Edwin Tait, actuary
Academy Street.
From Dee street to Crown street.
Baptist Chapel
Adelphi.
Between 49 and 51 Union street.
1 Mrs Murray, lodgings
. . John Somerville & Co., wine mers.
5 John Rae Smith, bookseller
7 Adelphi Billiard Room
10 Adelphi Hotel (N. Moncur)
Adelphi Icme.
13 George Robb, engraver
14 Aberdeen Weekly News Office
. . D. Rattray, stationer and printer
. Wm. Pirie, agent
15 J. & G. J. Harvey, sharebrokers
. . Wm. K. Barron, com. agent
. . Alex. Walker, com. agent
16 Alex. Cook, clothier
17 Taylor & Henderson, The Adelphi
Press
18 Jno. Adams, bookseller and printer
19 C. & W. Stewart, wine merchts.
20 Ingram & Mortimer, com. merchts.
. . Wm. Clyne & Son, leather mer-
chants
21 Jas. Durno, com. trav.
. . T. W. Smith (Dent, Allcroft& Co.)
21^ James Catto, com. mercht.
22''Charles Helmrich, stationer
24 D. & S. J. Mitchell, advocates
. . James Black & Co., stockbrokers
23 Black & Ferguson, wine merchts.
St. Catherine's court.
28-29 W. J. Middleton, bookbinder
. . Alex. Carnie, jeweller
31 D. Sinclair, solicitor
. . Scottish Debt Co.
Adelphi Lane.
From Market street to Adelphi.
Advocates' Road.
From King street to King's crescent.
Thomas Miller, blacksmith
A. A. Brown, granite works

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1900-1901
DescriptionPost Office Aberdeen Directory 1900-1901.
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1858-1912 - Post Office Aberdeen directory
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Aberdeen
Towns
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).