CLASSIFIEDS ARCHITECTURAL SALVAGE
Edinburgh Architectural Salvage Yard all items original
Bought & sold throughout Scotland Antique fireplaces and insets • Period panelled doors Church pews • Door furniture • Basins
Refurbished Cast Iron Radiators
Stained glass • Shutters • Belfast sinks etc. Opening Hours: Mon to Fri 9am-5pm, Sat 12-5pm
31 West Bowling Green St, Leith, Edinburgh EH6 5NX Tel: 0131 554 7077
www.easy-arch-salv.co.uk
Nairn’s celebration of literature, drama, art, film and music beside the Moray Firth
www.nairnfestival.co.uk 5-13 JUNE 2010
FASHION
www.amplebosom.com
WEAR YOUR OWN TARTAN Almost any tartan supplied.
Kilts, Trousers, Trews, Skirts, Waistcoats. Wool or Silk – by the metre. New Irish County
all sizes great and small
Beautiful Lingerie by First Class Post
For Catalogue Telephone 01439 798388 JEWELLERY
We offer repairs and restoration for all manner of quality timepieces
WATCHES: OMEGA, ROLEX, LONGINE, TAG HEUER etc
Specialising in the models that the original manufacturers tell you cannot be repaired. Antique & contemporary pocket / fob watches.
CLOCKS: Long & short case, mantle, French slate, carriage, regulators, bracket etc.
Also BAROGRAPHS and BAROMETERS including mercurial
Collection, delivery and set up service available.
1158 MARYHILL ROAD, MARYHILL, GLASGOW G20 9TA. Tel: +44 (0) 141 946 6333
martin@martinsjewellers.co.uk www.martinsjewellers.co.uk
Tel: 07919 882717
www.glenlivethilltrek.com
Smelly? Itchy? Naughty?
Dietary intolerance can be the root cause of all these problems and more. Burns Real Food for Pets promotes good health, good behaviour and can be used to manage dogs with diet related health issues. To find out how a Burns diet could help your pet call our Freephone Helpline or email
scotland@burnspet.co.uk
TERMS & CONDITIONS
Your attention is drawn to the following terms and conditions which relate to the placing of advertisements in all publica- tions owned by Wyvex Media Ltd. Parties to this agreement are the Publisher, Wyvex Media Ltd. on the one part and the Advertiser on the other part. The Publisher publishes newspapers, magazines, books and provides advertising space therein or provides for the delivery of advertising materials to the public within these publications. 01 Advertising copy shall be legal, decent, honest and truthful and comply with the British Code of Advertising Practice and all other codes. 02 The Publisher does not guarantee the insertion of any particular advertisement. 03 The Publisher reserves the right to cancel or alter the advertisement by giving reasonable notice. 04 An order for an advertisement shall be deemed to be made on acceptance of the advertisers’ order by the Publisher whether placed by telephone, mail, fax or in person. 05 Cancellations or postponements of orders must be notifi ed in writing and cannot be accepted later than 30 days prior to the scheduled publication date. Cancellations not in accordance with these terms will be subject to payment of the full cost of the advert. Advertisments that are part of an agreed discounted campaign or series and have appeared prior to cancellation will be re-charged at full rate. 6 The parties submit to the jurisdiction of the Scottish Courts and Scots Law. In the event of any dispute or action by the Publisher to re- cover payment from an advertiser, it is agreed that matters will be settled in the Oban, Argyll Sheriff Court or such other Court as the Publisher may choose. 07 The Publisher shall not be liable for any loss or damage occasioned by any total or partial failure (however caused) of publication or distribution of any newspaper or edition in which any advertisement is scheduled to appear. In the event of any error, misprint or omission in the printing of an advertisement or part of an advertisement, the Publisher will either re-insert the advertisement or relevant part of the advertisement, as the case may be, or make reasonable refund or adjustment to the cost. No
re-insertion, refund or adjustment will be made where the error, misprint or omission does not materially detract from the advertise- ment. 08 Errors must be notifi ed to the Publisher in writing within fourteen days of publication. In no circumstances shall the total liability of the Publisher for any error, misprint or omission exceed the amount of a full refund of any price paid to the Publisher for the particular advertisement in connection with which liability arose or the cost of a further or corrective advertisement of a type and standard reasonably comparable to that in connection with which liability arose. 09 The Advertiser/Advertising Agency agrees to indemnify the Publisher in respect of all costs, damages or other charges falling upon the publication as the result of legal actions or threatened legal actions arising from the publication of the advertisement in any one or more of a series of advertisements pub- lished in accordance with copy instructions supplied to the publication in pursuance of the Advertiser/ Advertising Agency order. 10 Adverts under the value of £50 must be paid on acceptance of order by the Publisher. All advertising on a credit basis must be agreed with the Publisher in advance. 11 Payment of any invoice raised by the Publisher will be due 15 days from the date of invoice or as otherwise directed on the invoice. In the event of non-payment the Publisher may charge late payment interest at a rate of 2% and this is chargeable on a daily basis from the due date until the bill is paid. In addition the Publisher may charge a late payment levy of £10 as an administration fee. In the event of late payment the Publisher reserves the right to disallow any discounts given and to raise an additional invoice for the discount which will be treated as though it has been raised with the original invoice. 12 A request to insert an advertisement assumes acceptance of our conditions. Photographs etc. must be accompanied by a SAE. Although every care will be taken, Scottish Field is not responsible for loss, damage or any other injury as to material provided.
WWW.SCOTTISHFIELD.CO.UK 161 BURNS developed by a veterinary surgeon
tel | 0800 169 45 35
www.burnspet.co.uk
To advertise CALL SHONA OR CLARE ON 0131 312 4550 OR
EMAIL
ADVERTS@SCOTTISHFIELD.CO.UK
HALF DAY & FULL DAY GUIDED TREKS • HISTORY • SCENERY • SERENITY • WILDLIFE
Tours & Traditional Picnics amongst the Heather and Hilltops within the Cairngorm National Park
“To softly tread where only nature has been before”
Tartans also available. Mail order only – Post free worldwide. Ties, Cummerbunds, Sashes, Scarves, Sporrans, Belts, Sgian Dubh, gifts, etc. New Brochure available from DONALDSON’S OF CRIEFF (SF)
14 West High Street, CRIEFF, PH7 4DL Phone or fax 01764 654303
www.donaldsons-of-crieff.com
HILL TOURS SEFTOR FURS
Making to order a speciality, including fur linings for raincoats. Also cleaning, repairing, remodelling and storing. Fur for fly-tying.
17 Thirlestane Lane, Edinburgh EH9 1AJ Tel: 0131 447 6040
POTTERY FESTIVALS BOOKS Scarce Sporting Books
Fine, scarce & second-hand books on shooting, angling, stalking, big game hunting, birds, wildlife etc. purchased and for sale.
Send for catalogue or see my website:
www.davidgraylingbooks.com DAVID A H GRAYLING, SHAP, PENRITH, CA10 3NG 01931 716 746
GIFT
VOUCHERS AVAILABLE
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