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.c; The Cardigan Bay Visitor" Contains.. FULL an^gORRECT "OTBOTBARM0UTH' Sold by Mr John Evans, Glanymor House, Barmouth W. H. Smith & Sons, Bookstall Mrs. Arnfield, Stationer; Mr. Owen Jones, Stationer, Beach Road, and at the Cambrian News Offices 1, Beach Road, Barmouth, and Mill Street, Aberystwyth. CAMBRIAN RAILWAYS. TOURS IN WALES. BATHING, BOATING, FISHING (Sea, River, and Lake), COACHING, MOUNTAINEERING. TOURIST TICKETS issued from 1st May to 31st October, from London and all Principal Stations in England, Scotland, and Ireland, to ABERYSTWYTH, BOKTH. ABBBDOVKY, TOWYN, DOLGELLEY BARMODTH, HARLECH, TORTMADOC, CRICCIETH, PWLLHELI, RHAYADER, i>UILIJl V\ lLLo, AN7> T, W17T7TT rvT) TTCRF^S are now issued every Friday or Saturday to the following Monday or Tuesday, THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, from BIRMINGHAM, Monument CHEAPWEEK-END TICKL-S W0LVERHAMPX0N) BURTON, DERBY, LEICESTER, LEEDS, Dewsbury, HUDDERSFIELD, fetaleybndge, Ash ton, STOLKPOKx^ anrf < o.lwick Road), MANCHESTER (London Road and Exchange), PRESTON, BLA'JKBCUN, Choi-ley, BOLlON bt. Helens, V»IGAN, WARRI-N>uON, HVK^OOLSTOKEa £ d North Staffordshire Stations generally, BIRKENHEAD, and other Stations to the following Cambrian WATERING PLAGES ABERYSTWYTH, BORTH, ABERDOVEY, TOWYN, DOLGELLEY, BARMOUTH, HARLECH. PORTMADOC, CRICCIETH, AND PWLLHELI. TOTTRT^T TTOKFTS available for One Month, will also be issued during the WINTER AND SPRING MONTHS from the above named places to the Cambrian Seaside Resorts shown lOURIST TICivElb a\auauie v and\is0 from the principal Cambrian Inland Stations. Attention is drawn to the pamphlet issued by the Company WHERE TO STAY AND WHAT -TO SEE, (Illustrated) price 2d. at the Principal Railway Bookstalls. Giving full information of Hotels, Inns, Farm House, and Country Lodgings where accommodation can be obtained by the public in the country, the ftys allc; and the Coast, with descriptive notes" by the press, accompanied by views of the superb scenery in the District served by the Cambrian Line. 2ti nAIL AND COACH EXCURSIONS DAILY are run from the Cambrian Stations during the SUMMER MONTHS, by which means, and also by the Festiniog, Talyllyn, and Con-is utir,iature-auge Railways, whose termini are on the Cambrian system, the following places can easily be visited SNOWTHW "BFDDGELFRT TAN-Y-BWLCH, FESTINIOG SLATE QUARRIES. CWMBYCHAN LAKE, MAWDDACH ESTUARY. PRECIPICE WALK AND TOilRKNT WATK8J»LOK £ BS TVLYLLYX LAKE, CORRIS, LLYFNANT VALLEY, RHEIDOL LAKE, DEVIL'S BRIDGE, MAEN1WROG, ABLITHOCH, AEVIN, CADEL II^UXS, WALK (DOLOKLI-L^IAUY^^ NANT(IWYLLT (BIRMINGHAM WATER WOUKS), CWM ELAN, LAKE VYRNWY, CR1CKHOW ELL, !)INA.-> MAWDDWY, &c. See Rail and Coach Excursions programme, issued gratis. SERVICE OF EXPRESS TRAINS WITH 1ST AND 3RD CLASS LAVATORY CARRIAGES LIGHTED WITH GAS (LONDON TO ABERYSTWYTH 7 HOURS, BARMOUTH 7-1) 4 Is run dailv durin" the Season in connection with Fast Trains on the London and North Western and other Railways, from and to London, Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, htaftord Shrewsbury, Hereford, Merthyr, Cardiff, Newport (Mon.), to Aberystwyth, Barmouth, &c. "PICTURE SQUE WALES" (I LLUSTRATED) I'he Official Guide Book to the Cambrian Railways, edited by Mr GODFREY TURNEll, price 6d., can be obtained at the Bookstalls, and at the Company's Offices or Stations, also of Messrs W. J. ADAMS AND SONS, 59, Fleet Street, London, E.C. Time Tables, Tourist Programmes, Guide Books, and full particulars of Trains, Fares may be obtaiued at any of the Company's Stations or Booking Offices, aid at 12a, Lord Street. Liverpool or on application to the undersigned. Also from the Association for Home Travel, 41, Eastcheap, London, E.C., and at the undermentioned Offices of Messrs Henry and ^ons, Excursion Tourist Agents— I M Ofm. ALFRED ASLETT, Oswestry, June, 1894. Secretary and General Managet. MR H. BARROW EVANS, AUCTIONEER, HOUSE AGENT, APPRAISER AND VALUER, RICHMOJND COMMERCIAL HOTEL, BARMOUTH. ARTHOG HALL HOTEL, NEAR BARMOUTH. THIS HOTEL is most pleasantly situated, commanding some of the finest MOUNTAIN SCENER Y in Y\ ales, and has within its own grounds (uf over 40 acres) the famous ARTHOG WATERFALLS and the ancient Fort of Craig Bwch. Tickets to view the same ca.n only be obtained at the Hotel. Good TROUT FISHING in two la:ge lakes,* strictly preserved for the enjo) merit of visitors staying in ke Hotel, free Nii.h use oi boats. Day tickets issued. Sea Fishing, Boating, Bathing, Lawn Tennis. Hot and Cold Baths. Good mixtd rough SHOOTIN3- over 3,000 acres. Telegrams Postal Address Hornby, Barmouth. Arthog Hall Hotel, Arthog, RSO., Merioneth. For Tariff apply- HARRY H. HORNBY, Proprietor. m- I I Patronised by JI. I. ths ¡ Queen, and H.H.II. the Prince of Wales. I Hamer & Owen, FAMILY BUTCHERS, Barmouth, North Wales, And at 141, HllCh Street, Putney, London. Prime Hertford Beef daily! And ail Meat in «eason of ¡ the higlieat class only. j Purvey art »/ the cele- '.braUd Plynhnion Welsh'- mutton and Lamb. THE BARMOUTH BAZAAR. H. OWEN, Having made extensive alteration to his premises, is now able to show one of the largest and most varied stocks of FANCY GOODS I Suitable for presents. PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONERY. A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF TOYS AND CHILDREN'S BOOKS. FANCY WORK, WOOLS, CREWEL SILKS, HABERDASHERY, &c. ART CHINA DEPOT. Publisher of Local Vipws. Agent for Bedford, Frith, Valentine, Carl Normam, Poulton, and other Artists. A good assortment of Views in various sizes and latest styles, in platinotype. etc. Great attention paid to Portraits, Groups, &c. Ladies taken in Welsh Costume. JOHN LLOYD, I Wholesale and Retail POULTERER, FISHMONGER, AND FRUITERER, HIGH STREET, BARMOUTH. I A fresh supply of all kinds of Fish dsily. Ice always in store ard supplied by lb. or cwt. Agent for Palethorpe's Royal Cambr,dge Sausage. Licenced Dealer m Game. — —» ESTABLISHED MANY YEARS. ¡ ARNFIELD'S CIRCULATING LIBRARY AND MUSIC WAREHOUSE, DOLGELLEY AND BARMOUTH. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ON SALE OR HIRE, TUNED OR REPAIRED. NEW MUSIC. EXTENSIVE CIRCULATING LIBRARY. NEW BOOKS. PLAIN & FANCY STATIONERY. HANDBOOKS, GUIDES, MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS. Afc SPECIAL TERMS TO COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS. ARTISTS' MATERIALS. OIL AND WATER-COLOUR PAINTINGS. I Photographic Views and Platinotypsa of Picturesque Wales by the leading Publishers. ARNFIELD'S, BARMOUTH AND DOLGELLEY.
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TO VISITORS. TO VISITORS. WITHOUT A DOUBT! DICK'S BOOT STORES, 12, HIGH STREET, BARMOUTH (G. & W. Morton, Proprietors), re now amplete with the Finest Stock of Boots, Shoes and Slippers for the Season that it u oossiWe to produce. DICK'S stands pre-eminent in the BOOT and SHOE TRADE for Goocl Material, Good Workmanship, and Low Prices. iSvery Department is -crammed fall with all the Newest Things in Leather and with all sortB of ^gs so that any foot, k matters not its size or shape, can be comfortably and easily fitted. 1 Article is of Excellent Quality and Splendid Value. Repairs Neatly, Promptly and Pliably executed, and with nothing but the best English Bark Tanned Leather. s., OPS in the District: BARMOUTH, PWLLHELI, DOLGELLEY, TOWYN, ABER- VgfWYTH, CARDIGAN, LAMPETER, MACHYNLLETH. All well stocked with every description of Boots and Shoes. 25 YEARS ESTABLISHED IN ABERYSTWYTH. I FITTING ROOM FOR LADIES. PATRONISED BY I A I H.M. THE QUEEN RICHARD NEWELL, PURVEYOR OF MEAT, Central Buildings, PORTMADOC. zn BRANCHES-I, St. Ann's Square, BARMOUTH (Adjoining the Corsygedol Hotel), 12, High Street, CRICCIETH (Opposite the New Church), and THE CENTRAL STORES, MAES, PWLLHELI. HAVING recently enlarged the Premises at Portmadoc, and secured Cold Storage, I am enabled to hare a Constant Supply of Prime Beef (Lamb, Veal, and Pork when in season), and th« celebrated four year old real Welsh Mountain Mutton, bred on the Snowdonian, Cader, and Plynlimon ranges j selected and corn fed on the Lowlands, and all slaughtered on the Premises. A Constant Supply of Home- cured Hams and Bacon. Agent for Harris's (of Calne) celebrated Wiltshire Smoked Bacon. /tS'TRY MY CELEBRATED SAUSAGES, made by Gardiner's Simplex Silent Sausage Machine, driven by Water Power, thereby securing perfect cleanliness and thorough MINCING throughout. THE BARMOUTH CIRCULATING LIBRARY. FOR FANCY GOODS GO TO JONES, THE FANCY GOODS REPOSITORY, BEACH ROAD (Near the Railway Station.) WHY GO THERE? BECAUSE EVERYBODY GOES THERE. Views of the Neighbourhood in great Variety. BARMOUTH. BARMOUTH. THE CORS-Y-GEDOL HOTEL, THE MARINE HOTEL. ST. ANN'S MANSION (Private Apartments) ALL WITH UNINTERRUPTED SEA VIEWS. LAWN TENNIS GROUNDS. Families supplied with WINES and SPIRITS, ALE and STOUT (in cask or bottle) of the best qualities only, at wholesale prices. HORSES and CARRIAGES of every description, with careful drivers, for Hire. The BARMOUTH GOLF CLUB issue Weekly Tickets to Visitors at the charge of 2/6 Ladies, 5/- Gentle- men, to be obtained at the Cors-y-gedol Hotel. Tariff on application. BENJAMIN J. ALLSOP, Managing Director. LION HOTEL, BARMOUTH. COMMERCIAL, FAMILY, AND POSTING HOUSE. Ordinary daily at 1 o'clock. A well-appointed COACH, CHAR-A-BANC, will leave the above Hotel every other day for Dolgelley, Torrent Waik vlld Tynygroes Waterfalls. Particulars on application at the Bar. W. JONES, rroirictcr, R. EVANS & CO., iWINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, BARMOUTH. i SOLE AUTHORISED BOTTLERS FOR MESSRS. BASS & CO. FOR THE DISTRICT. Importers and Bonders of High Cb's [WINES AND SPIRITS of all desciintions. I Bottlers of Guinness, Son, and c-ois. lEXTRA DUBLIN STOUT ORDERS BY POST FORWARDED SAME DAY AS RECEIVED. (OLDEST STATIONERY STORES IN B4RMOUTH). J OHN EVANS, STATIONER, BOOKSELLER, GROCER, &c., THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY. FANCY GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Friths's, Bedford's, Poulton's, Valentine's, Carl Norman & Co.'s Photographs, Unmounted and Mounted in every style. A very large variety always in siock. All kind of Books, Maps, and Guide Books. | Appointed Sub Agent for the Ordinance Survey Maps. Winsor & Newton's and Reeves & Son's Artists Colours and Materials. 9 laYDzi B STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS OF THIS DISTRICT, SOLD BY MRS ARNFIELD, DOLGELLEY & BARMOUTH, AND BY E. R. GYDE, PIER STREET, ABERYSTWYTH.