The Weekly News and Visitors' Chronicle for Colwyn Bay Colwyn Llandrillo Conway Deganwy and Neighbourhood

"THIS First-class Family Hotel is most beanti- fully situated in its own finely-wooded Park, in the Bay of Colwyn, commanding splendid views; within a short drive of Conway and Llandudno, and a few minutes walk to the Beach and Station. A most desirable winter residence, nicely sheltered, also heated through- out. SEA BATHING. POST HORSES AND CARRIAGES. LAWN TENNIS. GOLF. BILLIARDS, &c. -!=Si=^ PWLLYCROCHAN HOTEL, COLWYN BAY. (THE LATE RESIDENCE OF LADY ERSKINE.) PORTEK, Proprietor. 573—52 COLWYN BAY HOTEL, N. WALES. CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY. »-pKIS Hotel is delightfully situated on the border of the Bay, within a few minutes* walk of the ^olwyn Bay Rajlway J[ Station. It is fitted up with every comfort and convenience. THE COFFEE ROOM AND LADIES' DRAWING ROOM Are on the Ground Floor, overlooking- the Bay and Terrace. The Sanitary .arrangements are on the latest improved system. SEA WATER BATHS IN THE HOTEL. The Sea Terrace belonging to this Hotel, forms a fine Promenade for Visitors. The Hotel Porters, in Sc&rlot ^JJmxorm, attend the Trains, and remove LUGuAt'ii to and from the Hotel STABLES, with looso boxes, and look-rip Coach House in connection with the Hotel. COACHP IC-, TO BBTTWS-Y-COED, LLANDUDNO, CONWA1 CASTLE, ABERGELE MAEBLE CHURCH and ST. ASAPH THE LOOP TOUR ft GRAND CIRCLE TOUR, Starting from and returning to the Hotel BILLIARD AND SMOKE ROOM. COLWYN BAY is stronglv recommcmdpd hy eminent Modioli Men for the mildness and dryness of its climate COLWYN BAT is stronglv recommcmdpd !>y eminent Modioli Men for the mildness and dryness of its climate MISS JONES, Manageress. 573—52 'THE CHESTNUTS' PRIVATE HOTEL AND BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT, MARINE ROAD, COLWYN BAY. Peautifuily situated in the West-end, near Promenade and Pier Pavilion. Superior suite of Public Rooms, also Private Sitting Rooms. LIBERAL CATERING. GOOD CUISINE. MODERATE TARIFF. J. MASKELL-TAYLOR, Proprietor. CENTRAL HOTEL, COLWYN BAY. IMPORTER OF FOREIGN WINES. SOLE AGENT FOR Jules Senard's Burgundies, Otard's 1875 Brandy; "UamVar," Nielrose," ani Glenisle," Famous Old SCOTCH WHISKIES' Also, G. Rog's (six vears) old IRISH WHISKY. Duaville's JDO. Jameson's and KINAHAN'S OLD IRISH AUSTRALIAN WINES. Moderate Tariff for Visitors. ALE & PORTER BOTTLER. } Sole agent for SOAMES Welsh Ale and Stout. J BASS' ALE, GUINNESS' STOUT. < EPERNAY & SAUMUR ) CHAMPAGNES. ) Light Dinner Wines, Cognac and ( Liqueur Brandy. 5 Orders taken at Private Office. 521-52 H A VAN A~(old crop) CIGARS Nat. Telephone, No. 7. COLWYN BAY. LOCYS PRIVATE HOTEL AND BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT. Noted foV ery Libera1 Diet;, Moderate Charges, and all Home Comforts. G] J. LOCKYER, Sole Proprietor V/3 52 BRYN HAULOG, I PWLLYCROCHAN AVENUE, COLWYN BAY. Board Residence or Private Rooms. Excellent cuisine. Good garden. Every comfort. Perfect sanitary arrangements. Five minutes from Sea and Woods. 546-52 PROSPECTUS,—MISS CLOUGH. ESTABLISHED 1854. THE ABERCONWY TEMPERANCE and. 'n in -1 COMMERCIAL HOTEL, I CONWAY. DINNERS, TEAS, &C., SERVED IN The Ancient Coffee 'Room, BUILT A.D. 1400). In ADP.TWJRY Every Day from 1 to 2.30, both ail UAmmuii Winter and Summer. J. A. JONES, Proprietress 535-52 To BODNANT HALL, on TUESDAYS and I SATURDAYS only. I Notice to Visitors and others.—Under no circumstances will public conveyances from Colwyn Bay be allowed to drive through the Grounds of Gwrych Castle, the residence of the Earl of Dundonald, without a ticket from Edwin Jones' office. Days of admission, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays only.—Return fare in Landau, 10/6. EDWIN JONES, THE MEWS, COLWYN BAY. 573-52 'Home from Home' Boarding Establishment, 0 MRS. BRACKSTONE, Proprietress. THE DINGLE, COLWYN BAY.