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JANUARY—1914. t X THE MOONS CHANGES. A ist(^)r.,4th, i.q n.ft. [.(Jr., 19th, 0.30 ni K. M'n. 12th, 5.9 m. N. M'n, 26th, 6.34 m. + 1 1 H A e>r 1 r.'s Day. Bk Hoi. in Scot. Y 2 F 111 Empire of India procl., 1877. X 31"; Burning ¡r l rsPite tr ship, 187f; y 4 S 2nd Sunday after Xmas. y 5.1 Gordon Coll., Kha rt'm, fnd.qq. y 6Tu F.piphanv. Iwelfth Day. 7 W 1st elec. Lond. Co. C'ncil, i88q. A TH Cambridge Lent Term btgin y F Christmas Fire Insurance cease*. y ic S Penny I'ost established, 1840. X 11 S 1st Sunday after Epiphany. 12 VI Hilary Law Sittingf be^in. 1 j I St. Hilary. Y m AV Oxford Lent Term bgns. [1913. t xfo Y 15; I H Med.bnft. und. Ins.Act came in, Y i6|F 3rd readg. Home Rule R., 1913. .1. iyjS Mr. D. Lloyd George h.. 186^. Y 18 S 2nd Sunday aft. Epiphany. Y 19 M 1181 Germ. Empire procl., 1871. Y 20 T1' 1'rince Hy. of Battenberg d., r8qt' Y 20 T1' 1'rince Hy. of Battenberg d., r8qt' X 21 W I St. Agnes. .t. 22 Thj Queen Victoria died, 1001. 23 F Aug. van Bienr, 'cellist, d., 1^13. Y 24S Ld. Randolph Churchill 11.. 1895. X 25 S 3rd Sunday aft. Epiphany. A 26 .M Gen. Gordon kid. at Khartoum. A 27 Tu! Germ. Emperor b 1859. [1885. y 28W Sir II. M. Stanley born, 1841. y 29Tn Duke of Fift, died. 1012. X 30:1' C.'liarles I. executed, 1649. A 3X IS Launch of the Gt. Eastern 18 ?8. Y VV•. VVVVVVv•••••• VVV••• VVWWV .z. X FEBRUARY. THE MOON'S CHANGES. mt (Jr., ;ril, 10. 111. L. Qr., 17th, 0.2-; 111. h M'n, iwth, N. M'n. 2=th. m. X IS 4th Sunday aft. Epiphany. 2 M (1) Partge. f Pheasnt. Sh. ends. y 3 Tu (2) Candlemas. Scotch (Jr. Day. Y 4 W. Mr. Edmnd Tearle,actor,d., 1913 Y 3 Th First Cunarder, Iclid., Y fjF Sir Ily. Irv ing !)., 1838. [1840. + 7 S Charles Dickens born. 1812. 8 S Septuagesima Sunday. A qM 18) Mr. Churchill visited Belfast, Y ioTl'I On. Victoria mar., 1840. [1912. Y ri \V Thomas Ah a Edison b., 1847, y 12 TH, Chinese Republic procld., 1012 X 13 F Mersey Tunnel opened, 1885. A 14 S Si. Valentine. A 15 S i Sexagesima Sunday. A 161M | 115 1 Relief of Kimberley, 1900. Y I¡TL" Duchess of Albany born, 1861. y i8WT Ioa(|uin Miller, poet, d., 1913. IoiTH Rombexpl. Mr. Ll.l;eorgt"sho., A ~o F Princess Royal b., 1867. [1913. A 2t S Wreck of the Berlin, 1907. X 22 S Quinquagesima Sunday. A 2^M (221 Blondin died, 1897, Y 24 Tu SAf ore Tuesday. y 25 W Ash Wednesda y. *t* 26 Th Lord Cromer born, 1841. X 27 F Battle of Paardeberg, 1900. 28IS I Relief of Ladysmith. 1900. .t. MARCH. THE MOON'S CHANGES. y ISI (Jr., 5th, 5.3 m. L. (Jr., iith, 7. aft. *t* 12th, 4.1Q m. N.M n, 2oih, o Q alt. IS lat Sun. in Lent. St. David. t* 2M ID Coal strike began, 1912. *t* 3 TU Treaty of San Stefano, 1878. A 4W Forth'Bridge opened, 1890. c; TJ1, Thames Tunnel op-ned, 1843. t. b' Union with Scotland, 1707. "j" 71S 161 Servia procl. kingdom, 1882. X 8S 2nd Sunday in Lent. A 9 M (8) Battle of Aboukir, 1801. ❖ 10 Tu! Kg. Ed. & Q. Alex, mar., 1S63. Y 11 W I Lord Tredegar, Balaklava hero, 12 TH" St. Gregory. [died, 1^13. X Ii F I .d. Roberts ocp. Blmfontn., 1900 A 14 S 115) Clo. time forT,-zv. Fish l>gn$. j* 15 S 3rd Sunday in Lent. 16 VI Oceana sunk, 1012. X 17 Tu St. Patrick. Bk. Hoi. in Ireland. A 18 W K. George of Greece assd., 1913. 19 TH Dr. David Livingstone b., 1813. y 20 F -Louis Kossuth died, 1894. 21 S Spring begins. A 22 S 4th Sunday in Lent. 23 M Lord Milner born, 1834. y 24Tu (25) Lord Wolseley died, 1913. y 1-5 W A nnunciaticm. Lady Day. t. 26 Tn Fall of Adrianople, 1913. A 27;F 1 Cambridge Lent Term ends. A 28 S (27) John Bright died, 1889. 't* 29 S 5th Sunday in Lent. X 30 M (2C)R"apt. Scott (S. Pole) d.,1912. A 31 Tl'k Prince Henry born, 1900. | JULY. THE MOO.S CHANGES. A F. M'n, 7th, 2.0 aft. N. M'n, 23rd, 2.33 m. A L. (Jr., 15th, 7.32 in. 1st (Jr., 29th, 11.51 aft. t X !|W Dominio?i Day in Canada. A 2 Th (i) Battle of the Boyne, 1690. A 3'F Niger Territories bought, 1899. Y 4 S Independence Day, (IS. 14. "t* 5 S 4th Sunday alter Trinity. A 6 M K. G eorge&Qn. Marvm., 1803. A 7 Tl" 16; Sir George White b., 1833. Y 8W Mr. Chamberlain born, 1836. Y 9 TH Edmund Burke died, 1797. X 10 F (11) Bomb, of Alex-indria, 1882. J. I [ S Oxford Trinity Term ends. 12 S 5th Sunday after Trinity. Y t3M (121 Prince John born, 1005. X '4 Tu (131 Invest, of i'r. of Wales, iuti, X '4 Tu (131 Invest, of i'r. of Wales, iuti, .t. i5jW St.Swith. Nat. Ins.Act com. 1912 A 16 TH Sir Joshua Reynolds i>orn, 1723. A 17 F I)r. Isaac Watts born, i'V4- Y 18 S Dr. W. G. ( 1 race born, 1848. X 191S 6th Sunday after Trinity. A 20 M Army purchase abolished, 1870. A 21 Tu Robert Burns died, 1796. Y 22 IV Kg. & (Jn. of Norway 111., 1896. y 23 Th Reform riots in Hyde Pk., 1868. X 24 F T urk. Month of A bstinence bgn s. t. 251S St. James. Mr. Balfour b., 1H48. y 26 S 7th Sunday after Trinity, y 27 M Battl e of Killiecrankie, 1689. X 28 Tl.' Professor Blackie born. 1809. i, 29iW Emperor of Japan died, iqi2. A 30TH Prince Bismarck died, 1898. A 31 F Trinity Law Sittings end. AUGUST. } THE MOON.S CHANGES. F.M'n, 6tli, 0.41 m. | N. M'n, 21st,'0.27 aft.. L. (Jr., 14th, 0 56111. | i^t Qr., 23th, 4.53 m. I]S | Scotch Quarter Day. 2 S 8th Sunday alter Trinity. 3 M Bank Holidav. 4 Tl" Pope Pius X. elected, 1903. 5.VV Atlantic cable ccmpleted, 1858. 6iTh Tennyson born, 1809. ^O10- 7!F Willows'flight, Cardiff to Ldn., 8,'S (9) Heligol'd ceded to (ier., 1S90. • 9 S 9th Sunday after Trinity. 10 M St. Laiorcncc. I I Tt: Cardinal Newman died, 1890. 121 W Grouse Shooting begins. X 113 l'i- Miss Flor. Nightingale d., 1910. 14 F Relief of Pekm, 1900. 15|S Sir Walter Scott born, 1771. .1. 16 S 10th Sunday after Trinity. 17 M (18) Battle of Gravelotte, 1870. ) 18 Tu Emperor of Austria born, 1830. | 19 W Honore' Bal/ac died, 1830. • 20 Th General Booth died, 1912. • 21 F Takn Forts captured, i860. • 22 S Lord Salisbury died, IQ03. 23 S 11th Sunday alter Trinity. 24 M St. Barlholome-o. [1875. • 25 Tu (24) Capt. Webb swam Channel, 26 W FirstTr'ty with Japan sgd., 1858. 27 TH Sir Rowland Hill died, 1879. 28 F Leigh Hunt died, 1839. [1912. 2Q|S Aust.cruis'r .s>1*>it;elnchd.,Gla.s., 2oS Austcruis'r .\ydn<:v Inchd. ,C;'la5., 30 S 12th Sunday after Trinity. 31 M (Jueen of Holland born, 1880. SEPTEMBER. THE MOON'S CHANGES. F. M'n, 4th, 2.1 aft. N.M'n, 19th, 9.33aft.. L. Qr., 12th, 5.48 aft. 1st Qr., 26th, 0.3 aft.. 1 Tu Partridge Shooting begins. 2 W j Battle of Omdurman, 1898. 3TH; Loss of the Princess Alice, 1878. • 4 F French Republic declared, 1870. 5 S (6) Pres. McKinley shot, 1901. 6 S 13th Sunday after Trinity. 7:\1 Loss of the Captain, 1870. 8 Tu! Home Rule rejtd. by Lds., 1893. 9 VV China Floods: 30,000 lost, 191s. ioThi Empss. of Austria assass., 1898. 11 F Battle of Vlalplaquet, 1709. 12 S Mr. Asquith born, 1852. 13 S 14th Sunday after Trinity. 14 M j (13) Cnt.Nogi&wifesuicide.igia I.) Tu Ex-Pres. Diaz, Mexico, b., 1830. 16 \V Post Office Savgs. Bk. op., 1861. • 17 Th Mont Cenis Tunnel opd., 1871. 18 F Dr. Johnson born, 1709. 19 S Archbshp. Maclagan died. iqio. 20 S 15th Sunday after Trinity. 21 iM Jewish Year 3673 begins. 22 TU; Lord Chesterfield born, 1604. 23 W Autumn begins. 1898. 24 Th, Kitchnr. met March'd, Fash'da, 25 F Eliza Cook, poetess, d., 1889. 26|S Marshal Soult died, 1831. 27S 16th Sunday alter Trinity. 281M (27) Stockton iS: Darlington Ry. 291Tv' Michaelmas Day. Lop., 1825. 30 Earl Roberts born, 1832. t ,t t' to OCTOBER. THE MOON'J' CHANGES. F. M'n, 4th, 5.59 m. | N. M'n, 19th, 6.34 m.. L.Qr., 12th, 9.33 m. 1st (J., 25th, 10.443ft.. 1 TH Cambridge Michaelmas T, bgns. ] 2 F (1) Pheasant Shooting begins. 3IS (2) City of Glsgw. Bk. fail., 1878. • 4 S j 17th Sunday after Trinity. 5'M (4) Revolutionin Portugal, 1910. 6!Tu Lord Tennyson died, 1892. 7 W Dr. O. W. Holmes died, 1894. 8TH City of Chicago fire, 1871. 9F Cntnry. of Drury L.Th'tre, 1912. IOjS Oxford Michaelmas Term bgns. 11 S 18th Sunday after Trinity. 12M Michaelmas La7i' Sittings begin. 13 Tu Sir Henry Irving died, 1903. ] 14 W Mr. R'sevelt shot by lunatic, '12. 15ITn! (16) Hses. of Parlmt. bnt., 1834.. 16 F Siege of Mafeking began, 1899. • 17 S Balkan War began, 1912. 18 S 19th Sun. aft. Trin. St. Luke. 19 M (18) Last English lottery, 1826. 20 Tu Dargai Heights captured, 1897. • 21 W B. of Trafalgar, Xelson d., 1803. 22 Tn! Bishop Fraser died, 1885. 23 F (24) Visct. Peel, Spkr.. d., 1912. 24IS Queen Victoria of Spain b., 1887.. 23 S 20th Sunday after Trinity. 26 M (25) Battle of Balaklava. 1834. 27 Tu Ex-Pres. Roosevelt born, 1838. ) 28 W St. Simon Ilud St. Jude.. 29 Tnj Sir Walter Raleigh behd., 1618. • 30 F Ldn. Coal Exchange opd., 1849 • 31 S All Hallows Eve. NOVEMBER. THE MOONS CHANGES. F. M'n, 2nd, ir.49aft. N. M'n, 17th, 4.2 aft L.Qr., 10th,11.37 aft. 1st (Jr., 24th, 1.393ft. iiS 21st Sunday after Trinity. 2 VI (1) All Saints' Dav. 3'Tu Truro Cathedral conscrtd., 1887. 4 W Mendelssohn died, 1847. 5 TH Dr. Wilson elct. Pres. U.S.A.12 | 6F Blackfriars Bridge opnd., 1869. 7 S Li Hung- Chang died, 1901. 8 S 22nd Sunday after Trinity. 91:\1 (8) :\[1'. Balfour res. ldrshp.. 191 I 101TU (8) Mr. Balfour res. ldrshp., 1911 [ 10 Tu Oliver Goldsmith born, 1728. I I W St. Martin. Scotch Quart. Day. • 12 TH (IT) Mr. W. S. Penley, act.,d., '12 • 13 F Bombattack on Ld. Minto, 1909. 14 S Burmese War began, 1883. ISiS, 23rd Sunday after Trinity. ♦ 16:M G. A. Henty died, IL)02. • i/LTu Suex Canal opened, 1869. 18 W Sir W. S. Gilbert born, 1836. | 19 TH Mohammedan Year 1333 begins. 20 F Anton Rubinstein died, 18114. • 2ijS Afghan War began, 1878. | 22 S 24th Sunday after Trinity. 23 M (22) St.Cecilia. Sullivan d., 1900. 24iTl_rj Lord Melbourne died, 1848. • 25IW Suez Canal shares prch-d., 1873. • 26|THI (Jueen Maud of Norway b., 186q. 27IF Fanny Kemble born, 1809. 28lS Mandalay occupied, 188;. « 29 S Advent Sunday. < 30 M St. Andrew. .A t&, t.t.t.t. APRIL-1914. THE MOON'S CHANGES. 1st Q., 3rd, 7.42 aft. L. Qr., 17th, 7.52 m. F. M'n, 10th, 1.28 aft. N. M'n,25th, 11.22 m. A 1 W All Fools'' Day. 2 TH Richard Cobden died. 1865. '*• 3]F Lord Loreburn born, 1846. Y 4jS Oxford Lent Term ends. A 5 S Palm Sunday. 6i-M (ireat coal strike ended, 1912. 7!Tu (8) Kg. of the Belgians b., 1875.. y 81W Hilary Law Sittings end. X 91TH National Gallery opened, 1838. A 10 F Good Friday. Bank Holiday. 11 S Home Rule Bill introd., 1912. *•* 12 S Easter Day. X ster Monday. Bank Holidav. 14 Tu: Pcss. Hy. of Battenbergb., 1837. A 15 W Oxford Raster Term begins. I6THI (15) Sinkingofthe Titanic, 1912. y 17 F J. Pierpont Morgan born, 1837. Y 18 S I Cambridge Faster Term begins. A 19 S Low Sunday. 20 M (iq) Lord Beaconsfield d., i88r. y 21 Tu Easter Law Sittings begin. y 22 W (21) Mark Twain died, 1910. X 23 TH St. George. 24 F Russo-Turk. War began, 1877. ♦> 25 S Princess Mary born, 1897. 26!S i2nd Sunday after Easter. Y 2iM I General Grant born, 1822. 281Tv I Paulhan flies Ldn. to Man., 1910. 29AV Royal assent given to Fnce. Bill, y 30jTH Ld. Avebury b., 1834. [1910. 4 J MAY. y THE MOON'S CHANGES. •j* 1st Qr., 3rd, 6.29 m. L. Qr., i6th. 10.12 aft. y F. M'11, 9th, 9.31 aft. N. M'n, 25th, 2.35 111. g.- 1 F Shop Hours Act began, 1912. 2S (1) Duke of Connaught b., 1830. X 3 S 3rd Sunday after Easter. A 4 M Bank Holiday in Scotland. 5 Tu Napoleon I. died, 1821. •J. 6 W Accession of Kg. GeorgeV. ,1910 •I* 7TH Lord Rosebery born, 1847. Y 8 F John Stuart Mill died, 1873. X 91,S Commonwealth Pari, opd., 1901. A 10iS 4th Sunday after Easter. ii,M Indian Mutiny began, 1837. j' 12 Tu Passage of the Douro, 1809. A 131W Launch of Common-wealth, 1903. A 14;T"h (13) Hudson Bay Co. estd., 1670 A 13,F Scotch Quarter Day. y i6|S (15) Daniel O'Connell d., 1847. X 17 S _I Rogation Sunday. A i8|M (17) Duchess of l'ife born, i8qi, A 19 Tu Emperor of Russia b., 1868. *?« 20 W Oxford Faster Term ends. 21 TH Ascension Day. X 22 F (21) M'chester Ship Canal opd., X 23 S j Mark Lemon d., 1870. [i8q4. 24 S Sunday after Ascension, y 25 M (24) Empire Day. X 26Tuj Queen Mary born, 1867. X 27 W Habeas Corpus Act pssd 1679. A 28iTHI Orange Free State annxd, 1900. v 29if Easter Law Sittings end. 30 S Oxford Trinity Term begins. X 31 S Whit Sunday. Vyy. JUNE. A THE MOON'S CHANGES. A 1st Qr., 1st, 2.3 aft. L. Qr., 15th, 2.20aft. F.M'n, 8th, 5.18 m. N.M'n, 23rd, 3.33 aft. 1st Quarter, 30th, 7.25 aft. y 1 M Whit Monday. Bank Holiday. X 2 Tu Rolls's double Channel flight, X 3 W Kg. George V. b., 1865. [1910. A 4 TH Lord Wolseley born, 1833. A 5iF St. Boniface. y 6S Empress of Russia born, 1872. X 7 Trinity Sunday. 81M First aerial" Derby" rnd. Ldn., 9;Tu Trin. Law Sitts. begin. [1912. y iOjW First Univ. Boat Race, 1829. Y 11 TH Corpus Christi. [1903. X i2jF (11) Kg. & Qn. of Servia assas., A 13 S (12) Charles Kingslev h., 1819. v 14 |S 1st Sunday after Trinity. 151 NI Fresh-w. Fish close season ends. X i6iTu (13) First Hosp. Sunday, 1873. A 171W (16) Drummond Castle fndrd., A I8 TH Bat. of Waterloo, 1815. [1896. •I' 19 F New Tay Bridge opd., 1887. 20S Black Hole of Calcutta, 1756. X 21 ;S 2nd Sunday after Trinity^- 22; M Summer begins. Coronation D., •J* 23'Tu Prce. of Wales b., 1894. [1911. y 24 W St. John Baptist. 1). X 25 Tl! (24) Cam^dge Faster Term ends A 26 P* George IV. died, 1830. A 27 S Queen Victoria crowned, 1838. Y 28 S 3rd Sunday after Trinity. X 29 M J Sixpenny telegrams intro., 1883. A 30 Tl Tower Bridge opened, 1894. .+. y DECEMBER. ;•* THE MOON'S CHANGES. F. M'n, 2nd, 6.21 aft. N. M'n, 17th, 2.35 in. L. Qr., 10th, 11.32 ra. 1st Qr., 24th, 8.25 m. A I lu Queen Alexandra born, 1844. v 2 W St. Paul's Cathedral opd., 1697. y 3TH R. L. Stevenson died, 1894. 4F Thomas Carlyle born, 1793. X 5S Sir H.Tate (TateGallery)d., 1899 6 S 2nd Sunday in Advent. y 7 M (6) St. A'icholas. 8Tu Herbert Spencer died, 1903. X 9 W Triple Allnce. rnwd. 12 yrs.. '12. A 10 TH Grouse Shooting ends. A II F Battle of Magersfontein, 1899. y 12 S Delhi Durbar, 1911. X 13 S 3rd Sunday in Advent. 14 M Prince Albert born, 1895. 15 Tu Battle of Colenso, 1899. Y 16 W Mr. Whitelaw Reid died, 1912. Y 17 TH Oxford Michaelmas Term ends. X 18 F Slavery in U.S.A. abol., 1862. A 19 S Cambridge Michaelmas T. ends. 20 S 4th Sunday in Advent. Y 211M Michaelmas Law sittings end. A 221Tu W inter begins. (21) St. Thomas. A 231W Atmpld.mur.ofLd. Hardinge, 12 24 Ld. Morley of Bl'kburn boo 1838. y 25 F Christmas Day. Quarter D. Y 26 S Boxing Dav. Bank Holiday. A 27 S 1 1st Sunday aft. Christmas. •v 281:\1 Tay Bridge disaster, 1879. y 29ITu Mr. Gbdstonc horn, 1809. Y 30IW (2q)Jameson Raid inTrnsvl., '93. X 31ITH Telephone transf. to Gov., 1911. I.fI. 110" .8.J..A.¿. ;6.

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i: j; The well-known old Firm j: 0. Norton & Co., f Vale of Towy Brewery, f $CARMARTHEN. I, {• Beer, Wine and Spirit Merchants, and Mineral Water Manufacturers. i. Bottlers of Worthington's Ale and Jameson's Invalid Stout. I £ X Offices—145, PRIORY STREET. s' j-DAVIES' "SPECIAL" CLEANSING DRENCE t. for Cows after Calving, 9d. each, by post 1/- yDAVIES' CELEBRATED HORSE CONDITIO* j. POWDER, in Tins 1/ by post 1/3. 1 Farm^: Stockbreeders, &c., should always bar* these at band. ,-Phkpared ONLY BY X Thomas Davies, M PS, •j- CHEMIST, PHARMACIST, &c., ft CARMARTHEN. |i C. CHAPMAN~& SONS, s f Plumbers, Gasfitters) Sanitary j; Hot Water and Electrical I j- Engineers, t 1; BLUE STREET, CARMARTHEN. j Half Moon hotel CARMARTHEN. d. This Old Established and Commodious Hotel under entirely new Management ï (Commercial, Smoking, Electric Light and other Rooms. ) Cuisine of the Best ï j Ordinary every Saturday a Speciality. s } CHARGES MODERATE. ■!• H A, Askine, Proprietress j BUCKLEY'S BREWERY 1; LLANELLY, Ltd. t }. And John Street, Carmarthen, v Bre"°™> Wine and Spirit Merchants, I, Aerated Water Manufacturers. Brewers by Appointment to Hi* Majesty the Kins. London' Prize Medak won fa t 1904, 1906, 1907, and 1912, in open competition, t* Have be?11 Awarded the Grand Prix and Gold £ Medal, Paris Exhibition, 1911 £ AU Proprietary Brands of Spirits Supplied at Y LOWEST STORE PRICES. ,SuF,pli-d' Assorted Cases made n* j Special Welsh Ale, 1/8 per doz.; Extra Stout, IMt flagon Blttor Ale, 1/4 per case; Flagon Mild AU, 1/6 per case; Flagon Oatmeal Stout, 1/6 per oaM. Orders promptly attended to, and delivered to j* any part of the Distriot. 1 lipk OEEVEST JEWELLER, AC, B4a King street, ¡ !V'(/.G' CARMARTHEN. 'i:DT Wedding Presents in Solid Silver j. and Best Electro Plated Goods. t Large Discounts Allowed From Catalogue Prices. t '¡" "'——"——— i' | CASSELL'S POCKET S REFERENCE LIBRARY. Y Strongly bound in Cloth, 6d. Y nett; full Leather, gilt, Is. nett. Size 4! in. by 2:i- in. ( ——— Y Pocket English Dictionary X Miniature French-English Dictionary A Abbreviations, British and Foreign Y French Conversation for English Tra- •; vellers Y German Conversation for English Tra- ,t. vellers ( When Was That ? Y A Gazetteer of the British Isles y A Dictionary of Poetical Quotations Y Proverbs and Maxims X A Dictionary of Musical Terms A Dictionary of Mythology A The Pocket Doctor Y Pocket Gardener Y Dictionary of Etiquette Y A Dictionary of Prose Quotations 'f Y Prospectus Post Free on application. .t. | CASSELL T~CO., Ltd., .j. La Belle Sauvage, London, X I E.C. f I W. A. Rogers, plumber and Decorator, 3, Church Street, Carmarthen. t v .t. —• [prompt Attention given to all Orders received. 's. ¥ James & Co., jSaddlers & Harness Manufacturers. l: Advertising Agents. t ( NOTT SQUARE, CARMARTHEN. i. v v~ Orders and Repairs promptly attended to. BEN JONES, PAXTON WORKS, -iory Street, and The Avenue, Carmarthen AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT ACENT. Plough and other Casting kept in stock. Chaff ives of every description. Hospital for Horse ars, Ohaffcutters, Turnip Cutters, Threshing and )wing Machines. e J. T. GREENWOOD, Carriage Builder, 22 & 23 Water Street, Carmarthen tfOTOR CARS PAINTED AND RE-UPHOL- STERED. rs & Traps of all description made on the Premises Telephone P.O., 9. W. JONES, Ceneral Draper, Milliner, Cents' Mercer, &c. Alma House, Llandovery Men's Outfitting at 5. King's ijoad. Special Attention given to Mourning Orders. DO YOU KNOW THAT W. HARRIES, Ironmonger, Llandovery, IS Agent FOR ALL THB 1ADING MACHINES AND OIL AND PFTROT tIS!O<Scles' MeSL™ WILL Please send in your enquiries before buyinir sewhere, because money saved is money earned "-I >(

:= .:H: .U:t CARDIGANSH IRE. Aberayron-April 10, March 14, May 4, July 29, Oct. 28, Nov. 13, Dec. 20. Aberystwyth-May 4, Sept. 17 (hiring fair&), Nov. 16, 23 and 30 (monthly markets for sale of horses, cattle, and pigs, first Monday in every month). Cardigan-April 25, June 8, 18 (wool fair), Nov. 10 (hiring), Dec. 22 (goose fair). Capel Cynon-May 21, Oct. 22. Lampeter—Jan. 12, Feb. 6, March 14, April 11, May 6, 7, and 8, June 3, July 9, Aug. 15, Sept. 19, Oct. 19, Nov. 16, Dec. 21 (Xmas Market and Show). Llanarth-Jan. 12, March 12, June 17, Sept. 22. Llandyssul—Jan. 2, Feb. 11, June 16, Sept. 21, Nov. 16. Llanybyther—April 26 (horses and cattle), July 17 (wool), July 21 (horses and cattle), first Monday in September (stock), noted for breeding ewes, &c., Oct. 30 and 31 (sheep), Nov. 1 (horses and cattle), Nov. 20 (sheep), Nov. 21 (horses and cattle), Christ- mas market held Christmas week, yearly. A Monthly Market will be held on the First Monday in each month; also a Weekly Sheep Market held from the First Monday in May to the end of June, yearly. Pontrhydfendigaid—April 24, July 25, Aug. 26, Sept. 25, Oct. 13 (horses). Tregaron-March 14, 16 and May 5, Cattle and pigs, Tuesday before the first Wednesday in each month, sheep, May 12, 19, 26, June 2, 9 16, 23 and 30, pleasure fairs and hiring, Nov. 7 and 24, Xmas market Dec. 18.

.u: t PEMBROKESHIRE. Amroth-Aug. 14 (pleasure fair). Cilgerran-June 7 and 11, Aug. 19 and 20. "pj Clynderwen-Jan. 12, Feb. 9, March 9, April 13, May 11, June 8, July 13, Aug. 10, Sept. 14, Oct. 12, Nov. 9, Dec. 14. kn Crymmycb Arms-Jan. 27, Feb. 24, Mar. 31, April < £ e 28, May 26. June 30, July 28, Aug. 25, Sept. 29, Oet. Mc 27, Nov. 24, Dec. 29. Eglwyswrw—April 14, May 21, Aug. 4, Nov. 24. Fishguard-Jan. 1, Feb. 8, March 5, April 2, May 7, June 4, July 2, Aug. 6, Sept. 3, Oct. 8 and 9 (hiring), Nov. 5, Dec. 3. Henfeddau-Sept. 27, Oct. 30. Haverfordwest-Jan. 13, Feb. 10, March 17, April J 14, May 12, June 9, July 14, Aug. 11, Sept. 7 and 22, Oct. 5 and 20, Nov. 10, Dec. 15. Herbranston-Oct. 10. Little Haven—Nov. 1. Letterston-Jan. 19, Feb. 16, March 16, April 20, May 10, June 15, July 20, Aug. 17, Sept. 21, Oct. 19, Nov. 16. Little Newcastle—May 6, July 10, Dec. 19. Maenclochog—March 17, April 21, May 19, June 16, July 21, Aug. 18, Sept. 23 and 24, Oct. 20, Nov. 17, Dec. 22. Mathry—Oct. 10. Narberth—Jan. 14, Feb. 11, March 18. April 15, May 13, June 2, June 4 (pig fair), June 11 (wool fair), June 24, July 16, Aug. 12, Sept. 23, Oct. 1 (hiring fair), Oct. 21, Nov. 11, Dec. 16. Pembroke-Jan. 26, Feb. 23, March 30, April 27, May 25, June 29, July 27, Aug. 31, Sept. 28, Oct. 10 (hiring), and 26, Nov. 30, Dec. 28. Tenby-July 31, Aug. 3 and 4. St. David's-March 2, June 1, Aug. 3, Oct. 5, Deo. EI* 7. Templeton-Nov. 12. Dale-Aug. a. St. Isbmacts-July 5. Marloes-Aug. 10. ç JY/J;'