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Hennessy's Brandy in Wood and Bottle. Nicholson's London Gin, Old Jamaica Rums, and Jersey Brandies. II The Wine and Spirit Stores, Fishguard. n II: ——————————— ■ I ROBERT LEWIS, ¡ Wholesale and Retail Wine and Spirit Merchant. j MAIiSTBR, &0. II.L. Invites attention to his choice selection of old WINES and SPIHITS, GOOD SHERRY, pale or gold, from 15s to 30s per dozen., superior ditto, pale or gold, from 30s to 54s per dozen. AMONTILLADO, pale or gold, 30* to 60s per dozen. PORT of various ages, from 15s to 54s per dozen good OLARETT from 15s to 30s per dozen. our Krotetl sieniivet scotcb wiils^ey at MSI- per Gallon. INGHAM'S MARSALLA., CHAMPAGNES AND MOSELLES. SPECIAL WORTHINGTON'H ALES AND GUINNESS'S EXTRA STOUT IN CASK AND BOTTLES. I The .—Owing to increased duty on British and Foreign Spirits, they have been compelled to advanee their Prices weordingly. Sole Agent for the District for Messrs Worthington's Celebrated Mild and Bitter Ales, in 9, 18, and 36 Gallon Casks. I m ESTABLISHED 1823. f George Bennett & Co., Fishguard. The Oldest Wholesale Wine and Spirit Business (in succession of above title) in the County. I AGE IN WHISKEY L Alone determines the quality and flavour. When the Whiskey has been matured by age alone the richness and fulness of flavour —certain signs of excellence-possess a certain refinement which is bound to be fully appreciated by every connoisseur. These are characteristics of BENNETT'S OLD IRISH WHISKEY, Supplied at 22s. per gallon, or 3s. 8d. per bottle. Hall's Wine, Is 9d and 3s per bottle. Keystone Burgundy, Quart Flagon 2s 2d, Half Flagon is Id. Liebig's Lemco, Is "lid t and 3s per bottle. GEORGE BENNETT & Co., FISHGUARD. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN- ARTIFICIAL TJCBTB Messrs. EDWARD ENGLAND Ltd. ATTEND AT Mr. MEYLER, Chemist, Main street, Fishguard, DAILY. ALSO AT Messrs. PHILLIPS and MEYLER, Chemists, Main-st., Goodwick Every Wednesday from 11 to 4. ALSO AT Mrs. JAMES, Market Street, Newport, Pem. Every Eriday from 11 to 4. ESTIMATES FREE. Teeth supplied, from One Tooth to a Complete Set. Single Teeth, frc.a 5s; Set, up- per or lover from 50a. Our charges for Artificial Teeth include extractions, and all work is 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 and Workmanship obtainable. Teeth extracted with Nitrous Oxide Gas.. Also extraction by Hypodermic Injection » — M _—— jBL. COWTAMT, FOR PIANOS AND ORGANS BY Collard, Brimsmead, Hopkinson, Cramer, Mason and Hamlin, Bell, Karn, Needham, &c. PRICES LIST ON APPLICATION. TUNINGS AND REPAIRS. Addresses-HAVERFORDWEST, PEMBROKE DOCK & TENBY Mr Cowtan visits Fishguard and District periodically. Orders left at the Cartref Refreshment House, High Street, will receive prompt attention. Fendre Motor & Cycle Ms, Letterston T. WILLIAMS Begs to draw special attention to his LARGE STOCK of HIGH GRADE CYCLES A large proportion of which have been Built throughout on the Premises. Uachines Built from B. S. A. FITTINGS a speciality. Agent for the following High-grade CyclesRoyal Enfields, Premiers, Hovers, Singers, Rudge-Whitworths, Spalpkbooks, and Swift Cycles. Every description of Repairs executed at most moderate Charges Send your Old Machines I to be Re-enamelled and Re-plated 13 Printed and Published by the Proprietor, LEVI EVANS, at his Printing Offices, .1 HighfStreet, Pishguard, in the County of Pembroke. < v W illiam. |gj| J ames' < Annual W" inter I -< S A L E WILL OOMmSNCB Thursday, December 30 AM Continue during the whole of January. Owhg to the Unseasonable Weather we had last Summer our stock is very large, andwe must clear out to make room for new Spring Goods. I I The Popularity of this Annual Sale is proved by the excitement it creates. I I Customers may rely as to this Sale that no effort on our part will be spared to make it a Grand Success. '+,ù.»,ù, Tex*m.s Strictly C&h.. WM. JAMES, Draper, Main Street, And General Outfitter, Market Square, FlSKCrTJ AISJD. S An Ideal Saline I for all Seasons. # JL Per Bottle W 6^d- 2 '(?' 't1/ ))!!))))))))! 7!V- 3[.A 10 X:k MAIN STREET, FISHGUARD. i_ i—fcl Important to Agriculturists & PublicT In expressing appreciation of the generous support accorded them Be W. B. EYiK & SON, lyonmongeps, C FISHGUARD, Have great pleasure in announcing that the SC)1e Agencies N Of the following celebrated firms have been placed with them for Fishguard and District: The Melotte' Cream Separator. Ransome's and Howard's celebrated Ploughs. Sellar's Washing Machines and Mangles. Also Sole Agents for the Melotte Cream Separators, and Hathaway's celebrated Prize Churns and Dairy Requisites of all kinds. Ironmongery, Tools of Every Description Call and inspect our stock it is unsurpassed anywhere. MELOTTE CR1;AI SEPARATORS Have the largest sale in the British Empire. I Boulone V (flP France (05). A A 41M Rosebank A^AT A B.DED i (S. Africa), 1906. TjnjQT Port E,izabeth Hr (S. Africa;, 1906. "DTD7*7TP Beating afI — Competitors. IF YOU WANT TO PURCHASE A~ PIANO or ORGAN | w. McKENZIE & SON Would like the Public to believe that they are the most Practical Pianoforte Tuners & Dealers IN THE KINGDOM, W. McKenzie having been Grand Finishing and Tuning at Broad wood's for 7 yhars also employed at Collard and Collard's and ChappelTs. W. F. McKenzie has gained his experience at Chappell's and Co., Bond Street, London. Pianos of any Makers supplied.1 Large Discount for Cash Pianoforte Teaching by Miss McKenzie. Qualification Pass Senior Trinity College, London, 1906. — Saturdays Devoted to County Pupils Victoria Place, Haverfordwest d IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS 1 0 T HE d (, IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS! <T<HE V Every mother who values the Health and H Cleanliness of her child Bhoald use < A HARRISON'S A QOINTY gcHO „ L N "eWa#i»raef> POMADE.T II & One application kills all Nits and Vermin, wK I beautifies and strengthens the Hair. ■rA WA /iOOD, pHEAP, & RT1ST1C V Imist on having HABRISON S POMADE. £ VJT V M W 6E0. W. HARRISON, CHEMIST, READING. W 810, W, HARRISON, GIIEMIST, RUDING. r < PRINTING. 4| Agent for Goodwick—D. L Llewellyn and JL » I Phillips and Meyler, chemists. M Agents for Fishguard—Thos. Lewis, chemist I Market Square.