| Description | Envelope titled “William Smith Rannie, No. 13 Broomhill Avenue” contains:
Draft Bod and Disposition in Security by William Smith Rannie in favour of Alexander Rannie. Bond p. £450 subjects No. 13, Broomhill Avenue, Aberdeen. 1936.
Note of Expense of Bond p. £450 by W.S. Rannie over subjects 13 Broomhill Avenue, Aberdeen. 1936.
Letter to Mr. Rannie. Dated 2nd October 1936.
Note signed by William S. Rannie acknowledging receipt of Feu Disposition. Dated 2nd October 1936.
Certificate from H.M. General Register House, Edinburgh dated 10th July 1936 acknowledging the registration of the Feu Disposition.
Draft Feu Disposition by Modern Homes (Aberdeen) Limited in favour of William Smith Rannie. Subjects, No. 13 Broomhill Avenue, Aberdeen. 1936.
Letter from Modern Homes (Aberdeen) Limited and accompanying receipt for the sum of £605. Dated 8th July 1936.
Letter to William S. Rannie. Dated 10th July 1936.
Loose piece of paper with hand-written notes in ink: “Alexander Rannie 44 Ferryhill Road, Shop Chandler. £450 on first loan 3 and a half per cent. 7th July 1936. William Smith Rannie, Insurance Inspector, 13 Broomhill Avenue.”
Certificate from H.M. General Register House, Edinburgh dated 15th July 1936 acknowledging the registration of a bond by W.S. Rannie.
Letter to Modern Homes (Aberdeen) Limited from William Briggs & Sons Limited. Dated 8th September 1936.
Small business card with William S. Rannie’s details and a note written in pencil. Rannie was a Resident Inspector at The Employers Liability Assurance Corporation Ltd, 214 Union Street, Aberdeen.
Loose piece of paper with notes written in pencil. Undated.
State for Settlement of purchase price of property No. 13 Broomhill Avenue Aberdeen sold by Modern Homes (Aberdeen) Limited to William Smith Rannie. 1936.
Bundle of letters relating to the purchase of the property including plans, specifications, and offer letter. 1936.
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