Photocopy of Gaelic Othographic Conventions.
Gaelic orthographic conventions to be used in the Examination Board`s question papers in and after 1985.
1997.40.1
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1997.42.1
Ministry of Works Fire Precautions Guide.
Issued to Tiree Repeater Station.
1997.42.2
Exchange Diary 1941-1943 for Scarinish Repeater Station.
Exchange diary from 22/12/1941 to 24/11/1942; diesel log from 15/9/1946 tom 5/3/1947.
1997.44.1
Report `Tiree Tourism Study: A study of the interaction between tourism, the local community and wildlife` by Sue Bell.
Study commissioned by Scottish Natural Heritage, Argyll & Bute District Council, Argyll & Islands Enterprise and Caledonian MacBrayne with aim of providing an understanding of the role of Tiree as a tourist destination and identifying ways in which `green` or sustainable tourism might be promoted.
1997.44.2
Report `Tiree Visitor Survey – Visitors by sea tabulations` prepared by System Three Scotland.
Results of a survey of visitors to Tiree travelling by sea conducted between May and November 1995 for Cobham Resource Consultants.
1997.44.3
Report `Tiree Visitor Survey – Visitors by air tabulations` prepared by System Three Scotland.
Results of a survey of visitors to Tiree travelling by air conducted between May and November 1995 for Cobham Resource Consultants.
1997.36.3
Photocopy of letter from J. Steele, Regional Vetinary Officer, Ayr, dated 8/7/1969, to vet Robert Beck.
Congratulations to all concerned with the Brucellosis (Accredited Herds) Scheme on Tiree.
1997.36.4
Photocopy of letter of 22/1/1969 from W. R. Wilson, Divisional Vetinary Officer, to vet Robert Beck.
Reiteration of an offer of assistance to the crofting community on Tiree re the Brucellosis Scheme.
1997.36.6
Draft letter dated September 1968 from Tiree Council of Social Service to the Divisionary Vetinary Officer.
Draft letter from theTiree County Councillor and Robert Beck, vet and Chairman of the Agricultural Sub-Committee, on the advisability of the cattle owners of Tiree to join the Brucellosis Accredited Herds Scheme while the cattle are still free from infection.
1997.36.7
Letter dated 16/5/1969 to Donald MacLean, Kenovay from from the secretaries of the Reef grazing Committee and the Balephetrish General Common.
Notification that the recipient of the letter, who introduced three heifers to the island from Islay in contravention of the Brucellosis Scheme, is debarred from using the Reef and Balephetrish Common Grazings until such time as all his cattle have been tested and proved to be free of infection.