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coo% "The Cardigan Bay Visitor" Contains full and correct List of Visitors, Local and General News, and Views of Criccieth, Barmouth, Aberystwyth, &c., &c. PRICE ONE PENNY. Sold by Mr. John Evans, Glanymor House, Barmouth W. H. Smith & Sons, Bookstall; Mrs. Arnfleld, Stationer Mr. Owen Jones, Stationer, Beach Road, and at the Cambrian News Offices, Church Street, Barmouth, and Terrace Road, Aberystwyth. f1 GOLDEN LION ROY A L HOTEL. THE COUNTY HOTEL," DOLGELLEY. Under entirely New Management. Decorated and Re-Furnished throughout. Ladies' Drawing Room, Coffee Room, Billiards, Lawn Tennis. NEW SMOKING LOUNGE. HORSES AND CARRIAGES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Moantain Guides and Ponies, Lock-up Coach-houses. Loose Boxes, 7incl Stalls for fifty Horses. TERMS-MODERATE. [1-166-2] For tariff, apply to the Manager. ARTHOG HALL HOTEL, NEAR BARMOUTH. THIS HOTEL is most pleasantly situated, commanding some of the finest MOUNTAIN SCENERY in Wales, and has within its own Grounds (of over 40 acres), the famous ARTHOG WATERFALLS And the Ancient Fort of Craig Bwch. Tickets to view the same can only be obtained at the Hotel. TROUT FISHING in two large Lakes strictly preserved for the enjoyment of visitors staying in the TT/^ol frpp with use of Boats. Sea Fishing, Boating, Bathing, Lawn lennis, Golf. H° VtTnl CoM Bith" Good mixed rough SHOOTING, over 3,000 acres. w K ''r16mouth' Arthog3, Halt Hotel, 1 Foyr' Tariff apply- Artho§' Dear Dolgelley> W- HARRY H. HORNBY, Proprietor. 108 ORIELTON HALL, BARMOUTH. mHE Private Grounds, extending over twenty acres and command the finest views of I the Estuary and Cader Idris, are beautifully wooded and sheltered provided with seats and level walks of over two miles. # ORIELTON HALL has been newly furnished, decorated, and enlarged. BILLIARD, SMOKING, AND RECREATION ROOMS. HOT AND COLD WATER THROUGHOUT. LARGE DINING HALL, SEPARATE TABLES. Sanitary Arrangements certified perfect Seven minutes' walk from Station, Church, and Post Office. LAWN TENNIS GROUND. For Terms, daily or en pension, and all particulars, apply, Private 'Bus meets all Trains. THE SECRETARY. 105 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 Hot.l every other day for Dolgelley, Torrent Walk, and Tynygroes Waterfalls. Worthiugton's Ales and Dublin Steut in Bottles and Casks. Particnl-irs OD application at the Bar. 1-167-10 W.JONES, Proprietor. ARNFIELD'S HOME OF MUSIC FOR MUSIC IN THE HOME, PWLLHELI, DOLGELLEY, BARMOUTH, TOWYN, UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF Mr PYEMONT, Organist and Choir Master, St. John's Church, Barmouth. OUR PRICES ARE BEYOK l) COMPETITION. OUR INSTRUMENTS GIVE UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION. THE MO:T NORTH AND POPILAI MUSIC WAREHOUSE h KORTH AD POPULAR MID ALES. LONDON PARCELS DAILY. Apply for the numerous Testimonials from the Gentry, Clergy, Churches, Chapsls, County and Board Schools. The greatest care is taken by personally selecting all PIANOS, HARMONIUMS, and AMERICAN ORGANS, so that a R liable Instrument may always be depended on. Our Instruments are out on hire by all the leading Choirs and Eisteddfodau. MR PYEMONT will be assisted in the Tuning and Repairing by his son, MR W. G PYEMONT, from Collard and Collard, London. -Nlt', 'TS, NEW MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, STRINGS, AND FITTINGS. i ALL COMMUNICATIONS AND TELEGRAMS TO- ARNFIELD'S, DOLGELLEY. [ CAMBRIAN RAILWAYS. T H'E Q U I C K E S T ROUTE BETWEEN ABERYSTWY T II AND C A 31 B R I A X C 0 A S T AND LONDON, MANCHESTER, LIVERPOOL. CARDIFF, SOUTH 'YLES ivn ALL PARTS OF ENGLAND. V ACCELERATED FAST EXPRESS THAIXS DAILY. TRAIN SE R Y ICE FOR JULY. A U G (1ST, A N I) S EPTE M B E R 1899 L 1) in a in a in n in ni <» in » m p 111 p m London (Euston) dept. 10 n 5 15 si 3'i 11 » -J m> P\vllh.-li (for NVvin)- deut o P P m p m (Paddini'ton) (I 9 30 !l .<1 2 In Barmouth 'l s ?- «,"s •; — 4 0 I Birmingham (New-street) „ 11 42 7 2" 11 3;» 12 2." 3 sr. Ahtrvstuvh 7V °! r- 1 "9 5 55 I (Snow- Hill „ in 33 0 0 s> 30 12 4 12 4s 1 40 4 4" Meru'ivr and M.J arr 0 an' ° 2 15 2f45 6 25 Leeds (New Station) i> So ,6 0 S 55 in 5 2 In N wp»rt Mon T, ••• ••• Sheffield 9 40; « 0 s 50 0 27 12 4s Cardiff (lihvnmtv) L f — Manchester (London-road) „ 12 0 s 35 10 45 11 50 3 3u (Taff) V V. — ■■■ Llvernoo! (Lime-street) „ 11 55, 8 15,10 30 12 10 3 25 Liverpool (Lin>-«rei/t) »"'n I- 5 Cardiff (Taff) „ 7 50 110 30 .115 Manchester (Lotidon-road) "> 0 t'- U r? s 20 3 10 • (Khytnney) 8 35 11 20 i]-2 20 Sheffield 7 0 ly s 0 1 5 Newport, Mon S 25 .11 10 2 5 Leeds (New S;a> ion) ^3- > '7 43 Merthyr (B. and M.) „ 0 38 12 0 2 50 Birmin-haiu (Snow HiP- l^'l", i-< I' 10 3a 5 47 P Aberystwyth arr C 40 (ll S'y 2 15 3 35 4 20 5 10 5 30 0 5o 9 45 (New-street) s', •" -m 22 | Barmouth „ 7 10 11 50 2 36 3 50 4 35 5 55 5 55 7 3o London (Paddinatot.* V! ,s 25 > 25 2 32 I Pwllheli (for Nevin) JO 50 2 0 4 20 3 45 5 45 7 26 7 25 9 In (Ene'nn) 4- f !'• 50 1 x tr -11 11 -1 r 1 r j in 1111 I, 4,1 10 CO fsTEtLI>ab}atEXCL KSI0X TICKETS are issued daily t0 and fro,n a11 Stat5w13 (including ])OLGELLEV an.1 MACHYNLLETH; on the CAMBRI4X THIRTY CHEAP RAIL AND COACH EXCURSIONS to all the MOST BEAUTIFUL and INTERESTING SCENERY on the COAST, including THE LLYFNANT V \LLFY COPVl SVITT tt\- t T t LAKE. BWLCHOERDDRWS PASS. TORRENT WALK, PRECIPICE WALK. BIR1> R()CK and n<ILGUPH FifH' (4v^nl;Z'V<>^LY^- ROMAN STEPS. MOCHRAS ISLAND. BEL>DGELERT FOR SNOWDON. ABERGLASLYN PASS. NEYIN. ABERSOCH IB^CHaN L^^E, TOL'RIST TICKETS, availablp for two months, issued tbnuehout the vear from LONDON and all n-inoinil c 1 j ABERYSTWYTH. MACHYNLLETH. BORTH. ABERDQVBV, TOWVN. DOLGELLEY. BARMOUTH^LLTNBEDP^PKVs?7^Van^ /^TJar,d PORTMADOC, CRICCIETH, PWLLHELI, LLANIDLOES, RHAYADER. BUILTH WELLS, and BRECON\ r HARL^CH. CHEAP WEEK-END and TEN or ELEYEN DAYS' TICKETS are issued every Fsidav and Saturday THROUGHOUT TFTU W IP ( Towns in England to the CAMBRIAN WATERING PLACED- 1 int EAR from the PriB2i.pal WEEK-END TICKETS are issued from LONT>OX (L. & N.W. and G.W. Co's Stations1) everv Fridav r.r Saturday tn APFPV^rWTn a TOWYN, BARMOUTH, LLANBEDR and PENSARN. HARJ.ECH. PORTMADOC, CRICCIETH, PWLLHELI and DOLGET^iV A^RDO\XY, on the following Sunday (where train service permits), Monday or Tuesday. r' T available for return Every Wednesday during July, August, and September. CHP.AP WEEKLY >,r FORTNIGHTLY TICKETS are i'wnert fmn, 1 )VTw>y COAST and certiin Inland Stations, available to returr> on the following Monday, Wednesday, Monda\ week, or Wi-dnes-dav w-pek T 1- vf i-MBRIA>N- also issued during the same i>eriod on eveiy Wednesday to LONDON, available to return fuLSoa All information regarding Excursion Trains and Tourist Arrangements on the Cambrian Railways ma^ be had en atJi>i^ation to Mr W W r>AT-n 0 tendent of tiie Line, Oswestry. -it- -11 »»-«. IJUL GH;. Superia Oswestry, June, 1S9!). r a nrvYTf^ 1 n c- r>ENNI.SV General Manager.
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TO VISITORS. TO VISITORS. WITHOUT A DOUBT MORTON'S BOOT STORES, KNOWN BY THE NAME OF 12, HIGH STREET, BARMOUTII, Are now complete with the Finest Stock of Boots, Shoes, and Slippers for the Season that it is possible to produce. DICK'S stand pre-eminent in the BOOT and SHOE TRADE for Good Material, Good Workmanship, and Low Prices. ————— Every Department is crammed full with all the Newest things in Leather and with all sorts of fittings, so that any foot, it matters not its size or shape, can be comfortably and easily fitted. Every Article is of Excellent Quality and Splendid Value. Repairs Neatly, Promptly; and Reasonably executed, and with nothing but the Best English Bark-Tanned Leather. Shops in this District: ABERYSTWYTH, CARDIGAN, LAMPETER, MACHYN- LLETH, DOLGELLEY, BARMOUTH, PWLLHELI. All well stocked with every description of Boots and Shoes. 33 YEARS ESTABLISHED IN ABERYSTWYTH FITTING KOOMQFOK LADIES. 14B ROYE'S SUPERIOR BOARDING HOUSE, BELLE VUE, BARMOUTH. THIS HIGH-CLASS Establishment is comfortably arranged to accommodate Lidies, Gentlemen, and Families. It occupies the highest and healthiest patt of the town, which is universally recommended by Medlcallllen as a Winter Resort. Tne Dining, Drawing, and Smoking Rooms are alllaTe and airy. South aspect. Every window has all extensive view of Sea and Mountains. The table is supplied on the most liberal scale, with everything of the best quality and the general arrange- ments are such as will ensure every comfort to '.isitors. Two minutes' walk from the Railway Station and Sea. Fishing, Boating, Bathing, Lawn Tennis, Golf, and Cricketing in the Neighbourhood. Private Apartments without Board if desired, Town Porter meets all Trains. Li -167-111 MISS UOYE. PATE jjTD BY BJ CHARD NEWELL, |l|ffi|S| PURVEYOR OF MEAT, CENTRAL BUILDINGS, PORTMADOC. H.M. IHE QUEEN THE PRINCE OF WALES. BRANCHES Beach-road, Barmouth; 12. High-street, CRICCIETH; CENTRAL BUILDINGS, MAES, PWLLHELI; and at BLAENAU FESTINIOG. HAVING extensive Cold Rooms enables rae to have a constant supply of Prime Beef (LamVi, Veal, and Pork when in season) and the celebrated four-year-old real Welsh Mountain Mutton, bred on the Snowdonian, Cader, and Plynlimon ranges. A constant supply of Home cured Hams and Bacon. tar TRY MY CELEBRATED SAUSAGES made by Gardiner's Simplex Silent Sausage Machine, driven by water power, thereby securing perfect cleanliness and thorough Mincing. 103 DR. WILLIAMS' ENDOWED HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, DOLGELLEY. Headmistress—MISS DIANA THOMAS, B.A. STAFF Miss ANSTEY (Cambridge Teachers' Certificate). Miss TITLEY (Cambridge Teachers' ¡. Certificate). Miss JONES (Cambridge Teachers' Certificate). ART -.—Miss WAGSTAFFE (Royal Drawing Society Teachera' Certificate). Music:—Miss WALTERS, L.R.A.M. Mr M. W. GRIFFITH (Mus. Bac.). DAIRY AND COOKERY WORK -Miss HUGHES (Diplomde S.K. and U.C.W.) HOUSE MISTRESS -Miss TOOTAL. This School combines a healthy home life with a most efficient education. During the last nine years 567 successes have been obtained in Public Examinations. The following certificates were gained last yearMatric. of the University of Wales, 2. Oxford Local: Senior, 8 Junior, Honours, 4; Pass, 8; Preliminary, 7. S. Kensington Science and Art Botany, elementary, 6, advanced, 7; Mathematics, 2; Freehand Drawing, 1st class, 4, 2nd class, 4; Model Drawing, 1st class, 1 2nd class. 6 Light and Shade, 2; Geometry, 4. Royal Drawing Society of Great Britain and Ire- land, 81. Associattd Board of the Royal College and Royal Academy of Music Piano, higher divi- sion, 3, lower 6 Violin, higher division, 2 Singing, higher division, 1 Harmony, higher division, 3, lower, 6. The School Buildings and Recreation Grounds are excellently adapted to secure Health and Comfort, and are in perfect sanitary condition. A detached Sanatorium has recently been built. There is accommodation for 60 Boarders and 40 Day Pupils. Prospectus on application to the Headmistress, or to DA VIES 3 Clerk to the Governors. BEACH ROAD POST OFFICE. D. DAVIES & SONS, HIGH-CLASS CONFECTIONERS, FRUITERERS, ] POULTERERS AND FISHMONGERS BARMOUTH j !] Cadburj's, Fry's, Menier, and Rowntree'a f '( Chocolates. Sweets of all kinds. Sole Proprietors of the Bathing Machines and Barmouth Steam Laundry. 106 DOLGELLEY R. DAVIES, HIGH CLASS CONFECTIONER, Criterion Temperance Hotel, DOLGELLEY LUNCHEONS, BREAKFASTS, DINNERS, &c., supplied on the Shortest Notice. Every Accommodation for Tourists and other Visitors. Terms Moderate. DEALER IN BRITISH and FOREIGN FRUIT. J. & J. GIBSON, I PRINTERS Bookbinders, AND zn I Lithographers, TERRACE ROAD, ABERYSTWYTH. Estimates given and samples sent tree on application. BARMOUTH. THE CORS-I-GEDOL AND MARINE HOTELS AND FREEHOLD LAND Co., LTD. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WLNE AD SPIRIT MERCHANTS, Respectfully inform the Visitors to Barmouth and the public generally tkat they have opened an ofhee for supplying Wines, Sp'rits, Liqueurs, Ale, S'oui (in cask and buttle), Cider, Mineral Waters, &c, retail at wholesale prices Office, Cors-y-gedoi Hotel, next the Hotel entrance. All goods of the best qualities only, which will defy cswnpetitior A trial respectfully solicited. SOLE AGENTS FOR- THOS. SALT & Co., LTD., BREWERS, BURTON-ON-TRENT. Awarded Gold Medals for the excellence and purity of their Burton Ales at :— [ International Health Exhibition, London, 1884. International Exhibition, Liverpool, 188G. International Exhibition, Edinburgh, 1886. II Compare prices of these High-Class Ales and Stout with those of other dealers. Cash prices, per. doz. s D East India Pale Ale or Extra Stout—Reputed Pints 3 3 do. do. —Imperial Half-pints 2 0 Light Bitter or Dinner Ales-Reputed Pints. 2 3 do. do. —Imperial Half-pints 1 10 Bottles charged Is per dozen and allowed in full when returned. THE CORS-Y-GEDOL HOTEL. THE MARINE HOTEL. ZD ST. ANN'S MANSIONS (High-class Boarding House). Tariff on application. BENJAMIN J. ALLSOP, 2—166 Managing Director