The Tenby Observer Weekly List of Visitors and Directory

THOMAS, DUNDRIDGE & Co., (Late GEORGE WHITE) Wholesale & family WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS, HIGH STREET, TENBY, Guarantee the following Wines:- PORT. FOR ordinary use, 20s., 30s., 36s., 42s. per doz. Fine Old BEESWING, 48s., 54s., 60s. Very Choice Old POET, 72». to 120s. SHERRY. OOD Dinner Wine, 20s., 30s., 36s. per doz. Fine Pale, I" Golden and Brown SHERBIES 42s., 48s., 54s. and 60s. AMONTILLADO, 60s. CHAMPAGNE. MOETS & CHANDON'S—Finest Quality, Quarts, 72s.; Pints, 36s.; Clicquots ditto, Quarts, 84s.; Pints, 45s.; •Fine Sparkling, Quarts, 48s. and 60s.; Pints, 30s. BURGUNDY, HOCK, & MOSELLE. RPARKLING. 30s., 36s., 48s. and 60s. per doz. CLARET. GOOD Bordeaux, 15s., 18s., 20s., and 24s. St. Julien, 30s., 36s. La Rose, 42s Leoville, 48s. Latour, Margaux and kafltte, 54s. to 72s. MADEIRA. OLD East India MADEIRA, 84s. to 120s. per doz. "Very Choice ditto, FORTY YEARS IN BOTTLE, 12 Guineas per doz MARSALA. NGILAMIS Finest Old MARSALA, 22s. per doz. ROUSSILLON, T11 F, est Imported, 30s. per doz. FOREIGN & BRITISH SPIRITS, LIQUEURS and CORDIALS of every description, supplied L in Single Bottles. O.D.V. EAU DE VIE. O.D.V. PURE PALE BRANDY—38s. per doz.; 3s. 2d. per bottle. Recommended by the medical faculty. BASS'S and ALLSOPP'S East India PALE ALES, and GUINNESS'S Extra STOUT, in Cask and Bottle. Agents for MAX GREGER'S HUNGARIAN WINES Counting House and Stores opposite the Church. THE TENBY BREWERY. ALLS of the Finest Quality are now being sup- plied from this Brewery, in Casks containing 41, 9, 18, and 36 Gallons each, at the following Prices:— First Quality Is. 4d. per Gallon. Second ditto. Is. Od. „ Orders received by the Manager, at the Brewery, or tit the Office, in High Street. WILLIAM LLOYD, (Late GEORGE JONES,) FAMILY WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANT, HIGH STREET, TENBY. price LIST FOR i873. :po5R^ J^or general use, 20s.; 24.; 30s.; 36s.; Fine Old Crusted, 42s.; 48s.; 54s.; 60s.; and upwards, per doz. S ZE2ZZH] "E2IZE2>"Y". 24s.; 30s.; 36s. PALE and GOLDEN, 42s.; 48s.; 54s. and upwards per Doz. Uocz: JLJSTJD imzosieIiIjIE. Quarts 48s.; Pints, 24s. j, CLARET- rfrdtaux, ] 58.; 18s.; 20s. and 24s. St. Julien, 30s.; 6s. La Rose, 42s. Leoville, 48s. Latour and Mar- gaux, 54s. and upwards. I A R S A L A. Ingham's Superior, 22s. per Dozen. ,T CHAM. pagitii. & Chandon's, Quarts, 72s.; Pints, 36s. Creme de Bouzy, Quarts, 48s; Pints, 24s. per Dozen. KARTELL'S & HENNESEY'S BRANDIES. JaMISON'S, DUNVILLE'S, BAGOT'S, HUT- TON and Co's. WHISKIES. *INE OLD SCOTCH WHISKIES. NICHOLSON'S LONDON GIN. oreign and British Spirits, Cordials, &c., &c GAS OFFICE. THE Public are respectfully informed that an Office has been opened in HIGH STREET, opposite -L the Church, where orders may be given for all kinds of FITTINGS connected with the supply of Gas. Such orders will be executed in the promptest and best manner, and on the Lowest Remunera- tive terms. A Stock of all needful requisites is kept on hand, and CHANDALIERS and other ORNAMENTAL FITTINGS, can be selected from Pattern Books, and obtained at short notice from the Manufacturers. The Very Best NEWPORT HOUSE COALS, all Large, are supplied this Week, at 26s. a Ton. All Orders for Coal or Coke should be given at the Office in High Street, to WILLIAM BELT, Manager of the Work's,. THE LADY-WELL BREWERY, TENBY. PRIME ALES. EL. GORDON begs to inform his customers, and the public generally, that he # has in Stock a large quantity of PRIME ALES—of undoubted purity—for CHRISTMAS, in 4|, 9, and 18 Gallon Casks, at the Lowest possible prices. ROBERT LEA, PAINTER AND HOUSE DECORATOR. OUNFORT HOUSE, TENBY. All Orders executed with punctuality. Good workmanship guaranteed. Estimates sent in PIANO-FORTES FOR SALE OR HIRE At Mason's Library, Tenby. THE "TIMES" delivered daily at 19s. 6d. per Quarter prepaid; 22s. 6d. to account, "STANDARD," "DAILY NEWS," "TELEGRAPH," and HOUR," de- livered at 7s. 6d. per Quarter prepaid 8s. 6d to account. R. MASON, NEWS AGENT, TENBY. O.D.V. EAU DE VIE. O.D.V. Pure Pale Brandy, 38s. per Dozen—3s. 2d. per Bottle. BASS AND ALLSOPP'S ALES, In splendid condition, in Bottles containing 1 Imp. Pt. ALLSOPP'S CELEBRATED ALES, in Cask for family use.1 East India Pale ~l XXX Mild >Supplied at the Lowest Prices. XX Mild 3 XX Mild 3 GUINNESS'S EXTRA DUBLIN STOUT (Guaranteed the finest quality they Brew) in Bottles containing 1 Imp. Pint, also in Barrels & Kilderkins. Summer's, late Roughsedge & Summers, SODA AND FOTASS- Seltzer, Sodawater, Lemonade, Cider, &c. FOEEIGlsT CIGAES OFFICE-High St., nearly Opposite the Market. COBOURG HOTEL, TENBY. THIS well-known Establishment, commanding ex- tensive Sea-Views, situated in the centre of the Town, near the Church and Post Office, with spacious Coffee-Room, affords to Gentlemen and Families visiting this delightful Watering-Place the very best accommodation. Families boarded in the House. Wines, Spirits, &c., all of first-class quality. AN OMNIBUS Leaves the Cobourg Hotel, meeting each Train to and from the Pembroke and Tenby Railway. Broughams, Flys, Post Horses, and Livery Stables. SOUP.-Families can be supplied with SOUP. I MARIA HUGHES, Proprietress. "GROVE HOTEL," ST. DAVID'S. rilHE above Establishment is plesantly situated -L within a few minutes' walk of the Cathedral, and near the delightful Bay of St. Bride's, which afford rare facilities for Bathing. Visitors desirous of seeing St. David's Head, St. Justinian's Chapel, Ramsey Island, and other places of interest may be accomodated with Conveyances and Boats at moderate charges. An Omnibus leaves for the Mariners' Hotel, Haver- fordwest, every Tuesday and Saturday at 6 a.m., re- turning at 4 p.m. W. WILLIAMS, Proprietor. R. JENKINS & SON, BOOTMAKERS, BANK HOUSE HIGH STREET, TENBY, HAVE always in Stock a large and good selection of LADIES, GENTLEMEN'S and CHILDREN'S BOOTS and SHOES, from the best Manufacturers,— Ladies* Elastic Side Boots, from 3s. 9d. Gentlemen's ditto ditto 6s. 9d. Agent for the "Singer" Sewing Machine, £6 10s Undoubtedly tiie best in the market for all kinds of Sewing; Thomas's Machine, from 12 15s Weir's Machine 2 15s. The "Globe" 2 Os. Opposit th .LL BOOTS. ( TOVNH §L) BOOTS. HOTIOB! To the Inhabitants and Visitors of Tenby land its Neighbourhood. C. ARKELL, of Swansea, RESPECTFULLY announces that he has pur- 1[t chased the Business lately and for so many years carried on by Mr. J. JONES, Boot and Shoe- Maker, High Street, Tenby. The Business will be conducted on the same prin- ciples of selling good Articles at Low Prices, and C. A. will have special facilities from his large estab- lishments of supplying all articles in the Trade, and hopes to merit a continuance of eonfidence and favours. Repairs, neatly done, and on the Shortest Notice. JOHN F. DAVliEsT BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, 18, NORTON, TENBY RESPECTFULLY begs to inform the Gentry, In- habitants and Visitors of Tenby and its Neigh- bourhood, that he intends for the future, in addition to the Bespoken Trade, carried on for so many years past, to keep always in Stock a good supply of Home- made and Ready-made Ladies, Gentlemen's and Chil- dren's BOOTS and SHOES, in every size, priee and quality. JOHN F. Davibs returns his sincere thanks to his numerous friends for the kind support they have hith- erto done in patronizing him.