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r, CAMBRIAN R A I L W A 'Y S TOURS IN WALES _r- BATHING, BOATING, FISHING (Sea, River, and Lake), COACHING, MOUNTAINEERING. let, 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 ABERDOYEY, TOWYN, JDOLGELLEY. BARMOUTH, CRICCIETH, BORTH, HARLECH, PORTMADOC, PWLLHELI, RHAYADER, BUILTH WELLS, AND BRECON. THE Scenery traversed by and adjacent to the Cambrian Railways is of an exceedingly varied and beautiful description, and the Coast of Cardigani Bay to• which thedine affords the most convenient access, offers preat advantages for Sea-bathing in the long reaches of Ann, safe, and sandy beach, with which it abounds^ and in I^re »nd W Mountain Ranges of SNoWDON, CADER IDRIS, and PLYNLIMON, with their Rivers and Lakes are also readily accessible from the various Watenng-places^thus placing within the wmoh 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 a&d Anzlers LAKE VYRNWY. recently stocked with Loch Leven Trout, is within 10 Miles of Llanfyllin Station. r, T • Arrangements are made during the Summer Months for the conveyance of visitors by Coach to and from places of interest in the £ a^plfflw *2 •Jiich 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 be S^WDONt'BEDDGELERT, TAN-Y-BWLCH, FESTINIOG SLATE QUARRIES, CWMBYCHAN LAKE, MAWDDACH ESTUARY, PRECIPrcE_WALK & TORRENT WALK (Doi.(iKi.LEv), TALYLLYN LAKE, CORRIS. LLYFNANT VALLEY, RHEIDOL LAKE. DEVILS 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 *~d"'ydu™e^Ns:rLiva™oimXKs&foaISI^™*—«• The following is the service during the months of July, August and September, from London, Birminghm, Manchester, Liverpool, Newport and Cardiff f § 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. SATURDAY NIGHT. Manchester (London Road) 12 0 8 33 11 50 12 0 Liverpool (Lime Street) 11 45 8 15 11 45 11 45 J Newport (Mon.) 11 10 Cardiff (Taff Vale) „ 10 28 Cardiff (Rhynmey) 11 30 ■fiEST* v:. v: T V £ 539 ?*? !S« i + Through Guards taking charge of Luggage and attending to Through Passengers travel from London and Manchester to Aberystwyth by trains marked, + § The First C lass Carriages from London, Liverpool, and .Manchester, aud 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Class Carriages from Newport and Cardiff on these Trains are provided wMl LAV AT r • a. Tai.lcs, Toiiriist Programmes, Guide Books, and full particulars of Trains, Fares, &c., may be obtained at any of the Company's Stations or Booking Offices, and at 34, Street, un ;<,>)vl:c,iti.ii to the undersigned. Also from r G. T. l'urncll, 55. High Street, Croydon, and at the undermentioned offices of Messrs. Henry Gaze and Son& 3kenstaim4i l'cui 1*1. Agents. London—142, Strand Birmingham—Stephenson Place, New Street Station. Dublin—16, Suffolk Street Glasgow—34, Gordon Street.. 0*s»r»v''s Offices, Oswestry. J. CONACHER, Secretary and General Manager. > JOHN JAMES, LONDON & PROVINCIAL TEA, WINE & SPIRIT STORES, TERRACE ROAD, ABERYSTWYTH. i ——————————— Sole gent for the Celebrated Firm of Bass & Co, I [- BURTON-ON-TRENT. I Families and the Trade Supplied with Ales and Stout in 9 and 18 Gallon Casks, in Pint and Half-Pint Bottles. LOXUOX & PROVINCIAL TEA, WISH, M'IKIi' STOIJE-, TEUiUCV; ABBRV&TWYTH

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