The Cardigan Bay Visitor

"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. ONLY -I ■*■/ POST FREE, Is. 3d A PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEW ALBUM OF — ABERYSTWYTH AND DISTRICT CONTAINING 25 LARGE PICTURES INCLUDING TWO OF THE RECENT STORM (COPYRIGHT). ONLY TO BE OBTAINED AT THE "CAMBRIAN NEWS" STORES, TERRACE ROAD, ABERYSTWYTH. MORGAN & CO., I WINE I AND BOTTLED ALE MERCHANTS, Little Darkgate Street, ABERYSTWYTH. I. One Minute from Pier. bl7 CAMBRIAN RAILWAYS. THE QUICKEST ROUTE BETWEEN ABERYSTWYTH AND CAMBRIAN COAST AND LONDON, MANCHESTER, LIVERPOOL, CARDIFF, SOUTH WALES, AND ALL PARTS OF ENGLAND. ACCELERATED FAST EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY. TRAIN SERVICE FOR JULY, AUGUST. AND SEPTEMBER, 1899. prn am .a in a UJ a 111 a ill a ill pin p ui J a IU a in a iu a IU am Dm u London (Eoston) dept 10 0 5 15 9 30 11 0 2 35 Pwllheli (for Nevin) dept 7 0' 9 55 11 i."> „ (Paddirgton) „ 6 50 9 30 9 50 2 10 Barmouth „ 8 25 9 5 11 35 1^> 30 l"5/, = Birmingham (New-st.) „ 11 42 7 20 ill 35 12 25 3 35 Abe vstwrtb 7 15 jj 45 » S5 1*' 5 1-" v*. o i* "3, (Snow-hill) „ 10 33 6 0 8 30 .12 4 12 48,1 40 4 40 Merthyr (B. and M.) arr 2 40 (i '*) Leeds (Xew Station) „ 0 0 8 55 10 5 2 in N'e-vport (Mon) 3 35 45 Sheffield 9 40 6 0 8 50 9 27 12 48 Cardiff (Rhymnev) 3 47 7 3" Manchester (London-rd.) 12 0 8 35 10 45 11 50 3 30 (Taff) 4 44 s 04 Liverpool (Lime-street) „ 11 55 8 15 10 30 12 10 3 25 Liverpool (Lim*-street) 2 0 5 45 7 25 s'^o Cardiff (Taff) 7 50 10 30 1 15 Manchester (London-road) 2 0! 5 35 7 c "• ? (Rhvmney) „ 8 35 11 20 12 20 Sheffield M 4 2 }» IS o Newport, Mon 8 25 11 10 25 Leeds (New Station) 3 37 ] 7 12 10 s=> r li, Merthyr (B. and M.) ■■ 9 38 12 0 2 50 Birmingham (Snow Hill) 12 15 2 13 '1 .•*> 0 Aberystwyth arr 6 40 11 35 2 15 3 35 4 20 5 10 5 30 G 50 9 45 (New-«treet) ■' 30 •> ^4 10 1 L o- Barmouth 7 10., 11 50 2 36 3 50 4 35! 5 55 5 5517 30 London (Paddinston) 3 30 5 20 in si". if. Pwllheli (forNevin) 10 50 2 0 4 20 5 45 5 45 7 25 7 25 9 10 „ (EusTon) 3 45 ■, 15 ™ n-^ fliuns from August lst to September 9th only. CHEAP DAY EXCURSION TICKETS are issued daily to and from all Stations (including DOLGELLEY and MACHYNLLETH) on the CAMBRIA-N COAST; also about 1 THIRTY CHEAP RAIL AND COACH EXCURSIONS to all the MOST BEAUTIFUL and INTERESTING SCENERY on the COAST, including: THE LLYFXAXT YALLEY, CORPIS VALLEY, T HVI r v-v LAKE, BWLCHOERDDRWS PASS. TORRENT WALK, PRECIPICE WALK. BIRD ROCK and DOLGOCH FALL^ C W\IBYPfTtavv ROMAN STEPS, MOCHRAS ISLAND, BEDDGELERT FOR SNOWDON. ABERGLASLYN PASS, NEVIN, ABERSOCH. TOURIST TICKETS, available for two months, issued throughout the year from LONDON and all principal Stations in England Scotland and T™lUnrl ABERYSTWYTH, MACHYNLLETH, BORTH. ABERDOVEY. TOWYN, DOLGELLEY. BARMOUTH LLANBEDR and PENS VRN R p'u PORTMADOC, CKICCIETH, PWLLHELI, LLANIDLOES, RHAYADER, BUILTH WELLS, and BRECON. CHEAP WEEK END and TEN or ELEVEN DAYS' TICKETS are issued every Friday and Saturday ^THROUGHOUT THE YEAR from the Prin final Towns in England to the CAMBRIAN WATERING PLACES. 1 Irora che ^riD«PaI WEEK KND TICKETS are issued from LONDON (L. <fc N.W. and G,W. Crs Stations) every Friday or Saturday to ABERYSTWYTH 4RPR1wivpv TOWYN. BARMOUTH. LLANBEDR and PENSARN HARLECH, PORTMADOC, CRICCIETH. PWLLHELI and DOLGELLEY available for retaY; on the following Snnday (where train service permits), Monday or Tuesday. <luawe r°r.return Every Wednesday during July, August, -sad September, CHEAP WEEKLY or FORTXIGHTLY TICKETS are issued from LOXDOX to the C AMBRI AX COAST and certain Inland Stations, available tn return on the following Monday, Wednesdav. Monday week, or Wednesday week. Tickets at the .-ame Fares are also issued during the same period on every Wednesday to LONDON, available to return following Wednesday or Wednesday week. S re All information regarding Excursion Trains and Tourist Arrangements on the Cambrian Railways may be had on application to Mr W. H. GOUGH. Superintendent of the Line. Oswestry, June, 1899. C. S. DENNISS. General Manager.