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————————————- c. CAMB R IAN, RAI LWA'YS TOURS IN WALES BATHING, BOATING, FISHING (Sea, River, and Lake), COACHING, MOUNTAINEERING. lit, 2nd, and 3rd CLASS TOURIST TICKETS available for Two Calendar Months, renewable up to 31st December, are issued from 1st May to 31st October at all the Principal Stations in England and Scotland, and at Dublin, and other Principal Stations in Ireland to ABERYSTWYTH, ABERDOVEY, TOWYN, DOLGELLEY, BARMOUTH, CRICCIETH, BORTH, HARLECH, PORTMADOC, PWLLHELI, BHAYADER, BUILTH WELLS, AND BRECON. THE Scenery traversed by and adjacent to the Cambrian Pwiilways is of an exceedingly varied and beautiful description, and the Coast of Cardigan Bay, to which the line affords the most convenient access, offers great advantages for Sea-bathing in the long reaches of firm, safe, and sandy beach, with which it abounds, and. in its pure and bracing air. The Mountain Ranjres of SXOWUON, CADEIl IDltIS, and FLYNLIMON, with their Rivers and Lakes are also readily accessible from the various Watering-places, thus placing within the Mtch of Visitors a delightful combination of the natural beauties of Sea and Land. The Valley of the Wye, through which the Line to Brecon runs, also possesses great attractions for Tourists and Anglers. LAKE VYKNWY, recently stocked with Loch Lev en Trout, is within 10 MLUB of Llanfyllin Station.. T. Arrangements are made during the Summer Months for the conveyance of visitors by Coach to and from places of interest m the vicinity of the Coast Line at reduced charges Df which means, and also by the Festiniog, Talyllyn, and Corris miuiature guage Railways, whose termini are on the Cambrian system, the following amongst other places can easily he by daBv Excursions SfcWDON*a'LF^Df'^ELERT\ T VX-Y-BWLCH FESTIXTOG SLATE QUARRIES, CWMBYCHAN LAKE, MAWDDACH ESTUARY, PRECIPICE WALK & TORRENT WALK (DoT(;KrLKV)i fALYLLYN LAKE, CORRIS, LLYFNANT VALLEY, RHEIDOL LAKE, DEVIL'S BRIDGE, MAENTWROG, ABERSOCH, Ac. SPECIAL TICKETS AT REDUCED FARES are also issued between Local Stations to TOURISTS, and for FISHING, PIC-NIC, and other PARTIES. A SPECIAL SERVICE OF EXPRESS TRAINS II run daily during the Sen-uti in e ninection with Fast Trains on the London and North Western and other Railways, with Through Carriages of the most modern type, from aadte LONDON, LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER, STAFFORD, SHREWSBURY, HEREFORD, MERTHYR, NEWPORT (Mo.), CARDIFF, &c The following is the service during the months of July, August and September, from London, Birminghm, Manchester, Liverpool, Newport and Cardiff t § Sundays. p.m a.m. a.m. p.m. London (Euston) dep. 10 0 5 15 t 11 15 10 0 ") p.m. I Birmingham (New Street) 11 15 7 30 § 12 35 11 15 ■ a.m. I SATURDAY NIGUR. Manchester (London Road) 12 0 8 33 11 50 12 0 j Liverpool (Lime Street) 11 45 8 15 11 45 11 45 J Newport (Mon.) mm 11 10 Cardiff (Taif Vale) 10 2S Cardiff (Rhymney). 11 30 Abery.twyth arr. 7 25 2 0 5 15 7 0 10 0 J SUNDAY MORNIN«. Barmouth „ 9 25 2 22 5 39 7 27 10 40 ( SUNDAY MORNIN*. t Through Guards taking charge of Luggage and attending to Through Passengers travel from London and Manchester to Aberystwyth by trains marked, t § The First (.. I.iss Carriages from London, Liverpool, and Manchester, and 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Class Carriages from Newport and Cardiff on these Trains are provided with Lav.it r a. T*ie T.i .1. >. Yourist Pro^raiiune. Guide Books, and full particulars of Trains, Fares, etc., may be obtained at any of the Company's Stations or Booking Offices, and at 34, JaMI Street, or .,n applir.vlion to 1 he undersigned. Also from r (J. T. Purnell, 55. High Street, Croydon, and at the undermentioned offices of Messrs. Henry Gaze and Xftc*rfcM>!i Agents. London—142, Strand P, irniinghani-Stephenon Place, New Street Station. Dublin—16. Suffolk Street Glasgow—34, Gordon Street. Cor;>r>i; 's Offices, Oswestry, J. CONACHER, Secretary and General Manager. JOHN JAMES, LONDON & PROVINCIAL TEA, WINE & SPIRIT STORES, TERRACE ROAD, ABERYSTWYTH. Sole Agent for the ee ra e i r m o _r_i s 01 Celebrated Firm of Bass & Co, BURTON-ON-TRENT. Families and the Trade Supplied with Ales and Stout in 9 and 18 Gallon Casks, in Pint and Half-Pint Bottles. LOXIJOX k PROVINCIAL TEA, WISE, k SPIRIT STORi>, TICiULvC. ROAD, AliEllVSTWYTH.
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TO VISITORS. TO VISITORS. WITHOUT A DOUBT! DICK'S BOOT STORES, 12, Great Darkgate Street, Abe rystwvth (G. & W. Morton, Proprietors), Are now complete with the Finest Stock of Boots, Shoes and Slippers for the Reason that it is possible to produce. stands pre eminent in the HOOT an I SHOE 1 R VDE for Good Materia], Good Workmanship, and Luw Prices. Every Department is crammed full with all the Newest Tilings in Leather and with all sorts of fittings so that any foot, it matters not its size or shape, can be comfort-aMy and easily fined. Every Article is of Excellent Quality and Splendid Value. Repairs N«-a«ly, Pron.utly and Reasonably executed, and with nothing but the best, English Bark Tanned Lather. t, Shops in this District: Aberystwyth, Cardigan, Lampeter, Machynlleth, Dclgelley. Barmouth, Pwllheli All well stocked with every description ot Booi* and Shoes. 23 Years Established in Aberystwyth. No connection vlmtever with any Other Firm of that Name. Only on Shop there at 12. GicrJ Dai^ate .i Street, where we have been from tile be;inning'. f PITTING ROOM FOR LADIFS. 1 ALFRED NOYES, THE WEST END STORES, PIER STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. Special A^ent for— Huntley k Palmer's Biscuit* & Cakes. T •• is Whole Fruit Jams. Crosse & Blackwell's Jams, Jellies. Mnploton • ry Co's Thick Cream. Lazenhy's Pickles and Soups. ntserrat Lime Juice, Harris' Wiltshire Hams and Bacon. ( 1 r d Hams ano Bacon. Bass' Ale in bottles. BuH, r Daily, Guinness' Stou* r|t Snip Agent for the "SUNLIGHT" A i.K pi, r (i, Also Gallon's Prize 3Iedai p. t «oii. !•;if■ i; ■■ ■ WINKS, SPIRITS & i, I F, I- & U.* > COGiS AX!, DUNVILLK' J.VHEm >.Y;s. •?: \V;- TOBACCO A > O vh Families and Visitors can rely upon all ^<>ods at ii: SJMV. h- • (i i: !'n!' (.¡,- ESTABLISHED IS37. ZAGLE LJ ()USE. EVAN \VILLL\)IS, GROCER, TEA, AND PRoVISTON MERCHANT, ABERYSTWYTH. Agent for—Harris' Wiltshire Mild, Smoked Bicoo and Hams. Beaches' (Lord Sudeley's) Jams. Crosse and Blackwell's Preserves. Keiilei's (Dundee) Presei ves. Huntley and Palmer's Biscuits and Cakts. Peek Frean's Biscuits. Fresh Butter and Eggs daily from the principal Dairies. Home Cured Bacon always in stock. Agent for Benarty Brand Packet Tea. R. JONES, JOHN EICHAEDS & Co., COAOHB l I L 1) E R TAILORS, DRAKES, AND hesehal 61 AORTH PARADE 61 OUTFITTERS. 9 1 r ARK E T S T R E E T, IJoi-s(-s aii(l, f, i Hite 1JY the- Dy or Hour. I BFRl'lSTW 1 T H. Conveyances t<> D-vi's Plynlimon, Monk's' Cave, Llyfnant aLey, Alierayr' n. and any other AGLMS FOR SEWING MACHINES. places of inte'-< vt jn |]u. neii^lil'ourhood places of iT)t(" -t 111 tl", neii^lil'ourhood ———— ON R E A S ■ 11 1) L E T E R M S large assortment of M en, Youths', and Boys', READY MADE SUITS kept in stock. D" nr,t nc-tukc the Add'ess MI i fl P A R A.J3E All rrners promptly executed in the Newest Style, and c I l est workmanship, on the premises. B O K T H H Y D KOPA T HIe I-ir E-f, LIVERY of every description. BORTH, R.S.O CARDKiAXSHlRE All goods marked in plain figures-one ptice enly. j mHlS Hotel is Beautifully situated and magJ Every attention is paid to the CLERICAL DEPART- 1 nitieentlv 1 (ompletc Baths. Kecreation "l Hall, Four Iiie" of Bea. h. Tennis, liilliards. •NIen s Real SCOTCH SUITb made to oider from 40/- Terms-Moderate. Lady Manager-Miss DILLY. Any arti" m t aPP';0VC<: wil1 be exchanged. Best Golf links south of the Border. Any shul,e 1,1 lfA 16 ulul CAPS lnade to ordev- Pa'terns free on application. JOHN" A. JAMKS COCOA HOUSE WHOLESALE & RETAIL TOBACCONIST AND CHALYBEATE TERRACE, ABERYSTWYTH. DEALER IN BRiTT<!l A 11 F()RFU;\ I'ICAT?^ Three wnlk from the Railway Station, ATM VRlAK WTPt'C c v T NCHhoN^, TKAS, v.nd other■ Relreshint-uts arc always ready M J^LK^iiAL M (V ijKl AK hOOl 1IIL8. &C., Yj and supplied at most re^oiuhle charges. Private Rooms f«r > -v rr,1 Well-aircrl beds. Ii 1 1 STllFil' '[ Visitors aud Kx^iii'Moiiis-ts please note the address. JOHN DAY1ES. ABERYST^YYTH. 4- CHALYBEATE TERRACE.