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STREET DIRECTORY.
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21 J. C. Hendry, solicitor
23 W. W. Hepburn (of H. & H.)
25 John Howie, com. trav.
RIGHT HAND SIDE.
6 Wm. Morrice, shoemaker
. . Andrew McHardy, butcher
20 J. Crawford, salesman
. . Miss Cassie, nurse
22 Wm. Ogg, joiner
. . Wm. Gillies, shoemaker
. . Miss Middleton, dressmaker
24 T. Sangster, hairdresser
. . J. A . Grant, grocer
Richmondhill Place.
John Lawson, printer
Wm. Chisholm, clothier
Richmondhill Road.
From King's gate to Mid Stocket rd.
1 J. T. Pithie, photographer
3 Wesley Croll, late baker
5 Miss Duncan
7 Miss Bower
9 David Souter
Chas. Merrylees, manager, Cair-
naquheen
Riverside Road.
From North Esplanade to Holburn
street.
G. Angus, Deemount cottage
S. Y. Pool, do. do.
Devanha distillery
W. Ord, distiller
Rodger's Walk.
144 John street.
J. Craig & Co. , curriers
Alex. Laing, skinner and tanner
Wordie & Co., stabling
Rose's Court.
18 Commerce street.
Rose Place.
54 Rose street.
Rose Street.
From Union street to Skene street.
LEFT HAND SIDE.
7 Wm. Scorgie, grain merchant
9 and 11 D. Ross, tobacconist
11a J. Malcolm, carpenter
13 Andrew G. Elmslie, plumber
15 John McGregor, blacksmith
17 Wm. Mortimer, tailor and clothier
19-21 and 23 R. W. Wishart, cabinet-
maker
25 Alex. Catto, cabinetmaker
25a Mrs Weir, dressmaker
27 Alex. Neil, grocer
Thistle street.
29 Wm. F. Hay, druggist
31 Mrs Wohler, newsagent
49 James Garvie & Sons, cabinet-
makers
Wm. Robson, warehouseman
. . Miss Fraser, lodgings
55 James Garvie & Sons, builders
55a Duncan & Cowie, granite mchts.
57 Robt. Calder, cinematographist
. . Miss L. Webster, dressmaker
Margaret street.
63 Wm. Millar, ironmonger
. . Mrs Macdonald, embroiderer
65 Johnstone Milne, late shoemaker
. . Miss Anderson
. . Miss Roger
. . Andrew Webster, clerk
Melville U.F. Church.
RIGHT HAND SIDE.
2 Walter Simpson, plumber
4 Alex. Sharp & Son, painters
6 Daniel Mulholland, shoemaker
. . Jas. Fraser, messenger
8 Ewen & Birss, butchers
12 J. S. Wood, hairdresser
14 Miss Thompson, mantle maker
16 W. Ogilvie, hairdresser
18 Thomas Bunting, painter
20 Miss Cruickshank
24 Mrs M'Kay
Thistle street.
34 William Begg, blacksmith
40 R. B. Rattray, lapidary
42 Henry Duncan, tinsmith
44 Jas. Duncan, joiner
46-48 John T. Clark, coachbuilder
50-52 James Garvie & Sons, builders
Rose place.
58 Jas. Symon, cabinetmaker
. . Jas. Symon, jun., com. trav.
60 Miss Paul
. . A. E. Young, music teacher
64 & 66 Mrs G. D. Wilken, grocer
68 Miss Presslie, music teacher
. . Mrs Wyness, lodgings
. . Mrs Cormack, lodgings
70 Miss Scott, sick nurse
74 Francis McLean, grocer
Huntly street.
80 George Wishart
82, 88 John Alexander, cabinetmaker
86 Miss Craigmyle, tobacconist
Rosebank Place.
East side of Hardgate.
1 & 3 J. W. Dennis, grocer
9 John Rogers, carpenter

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1903-1904
DescriptionPost Office Aberdeen Directory 1903-1904.
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1858-1912 - Post Office Aberdeen directory
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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).