Haverfordwest and Milford Haven Telegraph and General Weekly Reporter for the Counties of Pembroke Cardigan Carmarthen Glamorgan and the Rest of South Wales

W. H. EDWARDS, 7, PRIORY STREET, MILFORD HAVEN. Electrical and Mechanical Engineer. Electric Lighting, Repairs and New Installations. Estimates Free. Distance no object. Agent for Crossley's Gas and Oil Engines, &c. All information given free. Enquiries and Orders promptly attended to. THE SWANSEA MERCANTILE BANK, Ltd., OF 18, PARK STREET, SWANSEA MAKE CASH ADVANCES DAILY FROM A5 to C500 TO FARMERS and ALL CLASSES of respeclobl — householders upon their own Note of Hayd and other kinds of securities. ALL TRANSACTIONS STRICTLY PRIVATE Apply to- H. B. JONES, Manager or W. D. PHILLIPS, Auctioneer, Haverfordwest, Local Representative. Personal attendance every Wednesday aftermoc, an at other times by specia appolntment, at Victoria-road at other times by specia Milford Haven. 16 opposite the Dock-gates, THE TAUNTON BUILDING SOCIETY. ESTABLISHED 1857. HEAD OFFICES 3, HAMMET STREET, TAUNTON Secretary: MR. R. A. GOODMAN. SUMS OF MONEY are ready to be advanced on security of any description of REAL PROPERTY, HOUSES or LAND on the most equitable terms. The principal and interest re- payable by Monthly Instalments. DEPOSITS RECEIVED AT INTEREST, 4 per cent. per annum. Prospectuses, or any further particulars, may be obtained on application to the SECRETARY, as above, or to MR. JOHN H. DAY, 121, Charles Street, Milford Haven, 3094 Agent for the Society. CHARLES PICTON, BILL POSTER, 7, CARTLETT, HAVERFORDWEST, BEGS to thank the Public for Past support, and _D informs Auctioneers and other Business Men that he has now erected NEW HOARDINGS in the town and hopes to receive a larger share of Work. ——-—— Orders by Post promptly executed, and Country Posting attended to. CIRCULARS AND HANDBILLS FAITHFULLY DELIVERED. NEW BRISTOL STEAMER. THE WATERFOED STEAMSHIP COM- PANY'S JJIMITED, Jfew and Powerful Passenger and Cargo Steamer Menapia, 1,000 tons, Or other vessel is intended to sail from BRISTOL every FBIDAY carrying cargo for HAVERFORD- WEST, MILFORD, NEW MILFORD, PEM. BROKE DOCK, PEMBROKE, &e. From Cumberland Basin, Bristol:— Calling at MILFORD HAVEN. Friday July 1 10.30 am. Friday „ 8 5.30 p.m. Friday J> 10.0 a.m. Friday 22 4.30 p.m. Friday 29 9.0 a.m. Goods received in Bristol every Thursday at load- ing berth, City Quay, Welsh Back. No Cargo re- oeived at Cumberland Basin. Goods for Haverfordwest, Pembroke, Pembroke Dock, New Milford and Milford are transhipped into lighters at Milford Haven, and are conveyed to destination at Company's Expence, but entirely at Owner's risk. N.B.—All Emptiee carried free must be distinctly understood to be conveyed solely at Owner's Risk, unless Freight be paid on same. To ensure shipment Goods must b alongside steamer at City Qnay, Bristol, at least three hours before advertised time of sailing. Goods Shipped by this Company's Steamers are received subject to conditions on their General Notices to be seen at their offices. Information as to Insurance of Goods and further particulars and conditions of carriage can be obtained on application at the Company's Offices. Agents- Messrs. SELLICK, MORLEY & PRICE. 536 Milford Haven. BACON LINE. JULY, 1910. The undermentioned Steamers will sail (unless pre- vented by any unforeseen circumstance) with or without Pilots and with liberty to tow. DIRECT STEAM COMMUNICATION between following ports as under: THE B-IBST-OLASS NEW BTEEL 8.8 "PRESTONIAN," or other suitable vessel). From Bristol for Milford With liberty to call at any port in Bristol Channel July o'clock. Tuesday 5 12 night Tuesday 12 9 night July o'clock. Tuesday 19 12 night Tuesday 26 8 night Tuesdav. 2 A tier. 12 night From Milford for Liverrtooy.. July o'clocl 'Wednesday G 12 noon Wednesday 13 9 morn » Julyr o'clock Wednesday 20 ..12 noon Wednesday 27 8 morn I Wednesdav. Auiz. 3 12 noin The b.S." SUNLIGHT," or other suitable vessel) irorn Liverpool for Milford. July o CIOCK Tuesday 5 8 night I Tuesday 12 12 night July o clock Tuesda,y 19 7.30 night I Tuesday 26 11.30 night Tuesday, Aug. 2 7 night The Steam Barges "Cleddau" and I I Pennar, are ntended to ply on Milford Haven, in connection with the above Steamers carrying Goods to and from Pem- broke Dock, Haverfordwest, and he adjacent towns, and will deliver to such towns first, aa may be deemed most expedient. A few Passengers carried by arrangement. Loading Berth at Liverpool—Trafalgar Dock. All Empties on which no freight has been paid are carried at Owner's risk. NoTICB:—The landing and embarcatlon of Goods or Passengers at Milford, by whatever conveyance, whether at the expense of the Steamer or otherwise, and whether loaded into Barges and transhipped from one Barge to another, is at the risk of tne Passengers and the owners of the Goods respectively. For: c-tther particulars see small bills, or apply to John Bacon, Limited, 3 & 4, Oriel Chambers, 14, Water- treet, Liverpool John Bacon Lmtd., Bristol John Bacon Limited, Swansea. J. PHILLIPS Agent. Milford. T. PALMER, | HAY AND CORN MERCHANT, LIVERY STABLES, HAU LIE R AND CONTRACTOR, Wood Yard, Pill, and Station Road, | MILFORD HAVEN. PLANTING SEASON, 1910. J Treseder & Co., Nurserymen & Landscape Gardeners, TRURO, CORNWALL, Wish to say they have many Acres of beautiful Hardy Shrubs, Roses, Fruit Trees and riardy Perennial Flowering Plants, and that as Mr. J. G. Treseder is staying at the Fishguard Bay Hotel, will be glad if communications are addressed to him there. Mr. Treseder will be glad to advise any Lady or Gentleman on the subject of improving or laying out Gardens. P L:MAtSFa IQOT Pal ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN Millinery, Blouses, Costumes, Pelisses, Dress Goods, Fancy Drapery &c., &c., ARE NOW BEING SHOWN BY J. Llewellyn Phillips, (Late DAVIES & EVANS,) THE NOTED HOUSE FOR DRESSMAKING. PLEASE NOTE ADDRESS: Cleddau House, High Street, Haverfordwest, (OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE). I W. F. THOMAS & Co., BEG TO INFORM THEIR NUMEROUS PATRON8 THAT THEIR POTFIELD Modern Hygienic MACHINE BAKERY IS WORKING DAILY, And that during the whole process of mixing, the BREAD and CAKE is UNTOUCHED BY HAND. Machines Press the Fruit Free from Grit and Stalk. I Sifts the Flour. A TEMPERING TANK conveys the Water direct from the Pipes to the Machines. An ENGINE conveys the motor power and the whole operation is scientifically accurate and automatic. The result is perfection in making and in purity. Try our "Excelsis" Fruit Cake at 6d. per lb. XMAS CAKES UNEQUALLED IN VALUE. MINCE PIES, SAVOY MOULDS (Ornamented of Plain). gr FRENCH AND ENGLISH PASTRIES. PETIT FOURS. Richly Ornamented Dessert Gakesy Shortbread, Ac., FROM THOMAS & Co., THE PORTFIELD MACHINE BAKERY. ENGLISH & AMERICAN ARTIFICIAL TEETH. MESSRS. EDWARD ENGLAND, LTD., CAN BE INTERVIEWED DAILY AT CHESTER HOUSE, 8, PIOTON PLACE, Haverfordwest, also at Mr. John's, Stationer, 3, Victoria Place, New Bridge, Haverfordwest, Every alternate SATURDAY, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., next visit AUG. 6. AND WILL ATTEND AT Mr. Meyler's, Ohemist, Charles Street, Milford Haven, every Tuesday. At Mr. Meyler's, Chemist, Main Street, Fishguard, every other Thursday—next visit July 28. ESTIMATES FREE. Teeth supplied from one tooth to a complete set. Single tooth from 5s. Set, Upper or Lower, 50s. Our charges for Artificial Teeth include extraction, and all materials are guaranteed and kept in order free of charge. We believe that the success which has attended us in the past is due to the fact that we have always studied the comfort of clients together with keeping our fees as moderate as possible, and we guarantee the best MATERIALS OBTAINABLE. Teeth Extracted with Nitrous Oxide Gas, and Extractions by Hypodirmic Injection. JOHNSTON BRICK WORKS. ORDINARY BED BRICKS, PRESSED FACING BRICKS, BUFFS. FLOORING SQUARES, &c., ALWAYS IN STOCK. For Prices apply to the MANAGER, The Johnston Brick Works, 1613 Haverfordwest, South Wales. | mm. im S As You Are j M often suffering from headaches, biliousness. seeciiness. want of tj at tone and similar- sensations which g M arise from indigestion in some N form, you will be advised to invest Q in a box of Beecham's Pills-the Q world famous medicine for M stomach and liver disorders. j As You May Be j U in the possession of rattling good Q Q health-strong, healthy, happy, Q it is important to remain so, and N therefore any he sitation on your M U part to avail you self of these aids M fj to the mtinrenance of vigour would be injudicious and regret- M M table. Beecham's Pills have an M Q excellent effect upon the aliment- Q n ary tract fortifying it against ir- n M regularities and promoting health. tt M It is well never to be without M Beecbaip's Pills. Prepared only by U Thomas Beecham, St. Helens, Lancashire. U n Sold everywhere in boxes, Fj t) price 1111 (56 pills) & 2/9 (168 pills). 11 SIGHT TESTING. Your Eyesight is the most im- portant faculty you have. Your existence depends on it: your personal comfort and your pleasure. Some people have bad eyesight and never know it. They just suffer constant headaches, feel always nervous and overtired, and miss half the beauty in the world. The Testing of Eyes is not a matter of guess-work, nor is it a matter of trying on pairs of ready- made glasses. It it is a science governed by principles, which none but a perssn who has studied the anatomy of the eye can understand. No guess-work in our method of Testing the Eye. If you think your eyesight could be improved call and see US. D. PANTALL, QUALIFIED OPTICIAN, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, 11, MARKET STREET, HAVERFORDWEST, AND HIGH STREET, NEYLAND. TASKER'S High School for Girls, HAVERFORDWEST. Headmistress: Miss M. E. JONES, B.A. (Wales) (Assisted by Highly Qualified Mistresses). FBBs.-£1 68. 8d. per Term. Special Subjects Greek German and Painting, 15s. per term. Country Pupils are only allowed to board at houses approved by the Governing Body, and, while there, must conform to the Regulations drawn up by the Governors. Any other information can be obtained from the Headmistress, or from Mrf W. PHILLIPS, Solicitor, Tower Hill, Clerk to the Governors. MR. CRAS. BULMER, F.R.C.O., L.R.A.M., A.R.C.M. PIANO), Honorary Local Examiner for the Royal College of Hon Music Scholarships; also from the Virgil Clavier School of Pianoforte Playing, London. PROFESSOR OF MUSIC. Pupils' Successes in Trinity College Exams.: In June 1907: Senior Honours and Intermediate Honours. In former years: 1902, Senior Honours 1904, Senior Honours (Piano); 1905, A.T.C.L.; 1906, Senior Honours (Theory) and Senior Honours (Organ). Also many successes in Higher and Local Examinations in former years. U>DBBSS HANOVER SOUSE* 10, QUAY STREET, SA VERFORDWEST. Wm. Evans & Sons FOUNDRY, BRIDGE STREET, HAVERFORDWEST, FOR BRASS & IRON CASTINGS. THE BEST PRICES GIVEN— FOR OLD SCRAP IRON, BRASS, COPPER, LEAD, EVANS & ROACH, AUCTIONEERS, Robeston Hall & Milford Haven PIANOS. ALTHOUGH COMPETITION IS KEENER THAN EVER WE SELL MORE PIANOS THAN EVER. WHY? Because we supply better value than any other House in the West of England. Will you let us prove this to you by sending for our New Catalogue and List of Special Bargains To-day. Duck, Son & Pinker The Great Piano Merchants, BATH. Stationery! Stationery! Stationery I I SPECIAL VALUE IN NOTEPAPER AND ENVELOPES AT THE OFFICE OF THIS JOURNAL. VERY LARGE STOCK TO SUIT ALL TASTES. MOTO R CAR FOR HIRE. First class Hotel Accommodation. Terms on application to MRS. HE DLEY, CASTLE HOTEL, HAVERFORDWEST. TELEPHONE No. 4. MisslTfiEL CHUGG, L.R.A.M., A.T.C.L., Is prepared to take Pupils for Pianoforte and Theory, at her own or Pupil's residence. but New Pupils may oommence at any part of the Term. Terms on application to Address given below, ASHTON HOUSE, HAKIN, MILFORD HAVEN TOWER HILL, HAVERFORDWEST. PRICE & DAVIES (Successors to the late firm of Price & Russell), Paperhangers, Painters, Glaziers, DECORATORS, And LEAD LIGHT WORKERS. All kinds of Gilding Work executed. A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF WALL PAPERS. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. J. L. JENKINS. THE HOUSE FOR CAREFULLY SELECTED Mangold, Swede Turnip, GRASS, CLOVER, AND ALL KINDS OF AGRICULTURAL SEEDS. PRICES ON APPLICATION.' :—— ADDRESS: BRIDGE ST., HAVERFORDWEST. BLAND & SON, Carriage Builders and Motor Agents. Accumulators Charged, Vulcanizing, Tyres Stocked, Accessories, Petrol, &c., &c. Mr. T. HINES, an expert Motor Mechanic (from the Rover Works) is in charge of the Repair Department. Carriage Horses and Motors for Hire. FACTORY OLD BRIDGE, HAVERFORDWEST ISAIAH REYNOLDS, WHOLESALE BUTTER AND EGG MERCHANT, GROCERIES, CORN, SEEDS, MANURES, Finest Welsh Malt and Kent Hops, Swan square, Haverfordwest. THE NATION I Every Saturday, 6d.; or 26s. per annum, post free. "THE NATION" keeps its readers in touch with Liberal thought and with new or interesting movements in politics and social affairs, furnishing them at the same time with serious, independent, and authoritative criticism in its articles on religion, art, and literature. It is fresh in style, varied in subject; and commands the most brilliant staff of writers in London. It makes a special feature of domestic and external politics of foreign nations, of poetry, of dramatic criticism, while its reviews are contributed by writers of unequalled authority in their special subjects. PUBLISHING OFFICE 14, HENRIETTA STREET, CO VENT GARDEN, W.C. Over 100 well protected PRIVATE BILL POSTING STATIONS IN TOWN AND COUNTRY Best Positions. Main Thor ought areB. PEMBROKE DOCK BILL.POSTING Co. AMALGAMATED WITH B. M. DAVIES & Co., AND RICHARD HARRIES. T. DAVIES, Pembroke Dock, Manager. THE RECOGNISED BILL-POSTERS AND ADVERTISING AGENTS FOR THE COUNTY. Established since 1866. ifg* All Orders promptly attended to. Orders and Posters received at Cambrian House, Pembroke Dock, and 14, St. Thomas Green, Haver- fordwest. Circulars carefully delivered from house to house in Haverfordwest by RICHARD HARIUES. Motto—Reliable Work and Courteous Treatment. ?r J I !O TO MOT??.ERS I 0 o Every mother who values ihe He?).b a., 01 ? CleauiiuesB ot her child 6hould use  A ???F??0?? A "Reli.,bie I, W "?'  ?0????.? 0'O,ne &n)']ift?t'o"?'?s all ?itg ELnd VerniiD,?O ? betmti6e'- ?"? strengthens the Hair. V tuTins, ?-?'M. Post8e ld. .? SDLD BY ALL C'R:I¡TS. A  ? ?!?'.? on hari'W s POMADE. £ ? GEO. W. HARRISON' CHEMIST, READING. Y Agents  JONE' t Ma^HAvea-J. T. /??H Chemist, Charles Stree NeyIand-G.H.APPLEB? High Street Haverfordwast-i- L. JEN KIN S. Chemist. T.s.hcn&rd—THOMALS LEWIS, ?Chem??Mt. fWwidk—PHILLIPS & MEYLER, Chemists. RATS, MICE, MOLES, COCKROACHES and R ATBSB, IETLES greedily eat Harrison's Reliable Rat poison. Cats and dogs will not touch it. Vermin dry up and leave no smell. Prices Gd, Is, 2s 3d, and 3s 8d, postage 2d.-G. W. HARRISON, Chemist, Reading. Sold by Chemists. Agent for Haverfordwest-F. D. PHILLIPS, Chemist, 26, Market Street. Agent for Milford Haven—J. D. HARBIES, Chemist. You can restore its orufina-l color Don't easily and naturally by HARRISON'S "y? SSir RESTORER. Color ??M?m? Quite Harmless and Keliable. Grey In Bottles, 1/6. 1'ostase?. ■ ■ — — Sold by Chemists. MSm 0. W. HARRISON. M.P.S Hair Spcoiaijst. I!i:adinc Agents for Haverfordweet-F. D. [Phillips, Chemist, and J. L. Jenkins, Bridge Street. Carmarthen—Thomas Davies, 7 Guildhall-square, also 4, Market Place, Llany- bythan. F- FRED LLOYD & Co., Builders & Contractors, UNDERTAKERS, &c., 17, CHARLES STREET, MILFORD HAVEN COPPOSITK MARKET SQUARE), Begs to inform the public that they give UNDERTAKING Particular Attention. Funerals Furnished throughout in the most efficient manner. ALL ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT AND PERSONAL ATTENTION, No connection with any other firm. of tame name. FREEHOLD LAND AND HOUSES FOR SALE 11C5 BOROUGH OF THE TOWN AND COUNTY OF HAVERFORDWEST. FAIRS FOR 1910. THE FAIRS for 1910 will be held as follows X unless unforeseen circumstances shall make an alteration necessary:- JANUARY Tuesday, 11th. fiATinn FEBRUARY Tuesday, 15th. MARCH Tuesday, 15th. APRIL Tuesday, 12th. M?. Tuesday, 10th. JUNE (for Wool & Stock), Tuesday, 14th. JULY Tuesday, 12th. JULY Tuesday, 9th. SEPTEMBER. Tuesday, 6th. SEPTEMBER. Tuesday, 20th. OCTO BER (Hiring). W ednesday, 5th OCTOBER Tuesday, 18th. NOVEMBER Tuesday, 15th DECEMBER .Tuesday, 13th. THE PIG FAIRS Will be held on the day after the Cattle Fairs. Dealers and others attending the Haverfordwest Fairs are hereby cautioned against the practice of Lacerating with a Knife or other Instrument for the purpose of Marking any animal, and Notice Hereby Given, that under Statute 12 and 13 Victoria, Cap. 92, all persons found Lacerating any Animaà will be liable to a Penalty of JE5. HUGH J. P. THOMAS, Mayor. Haverfordwest, Nov. 9th, 1909. PENCE ENVELOPES for Churches and ampels 26 3d per 10W —"Telegraph Omoe, HAverfordwo