The Pembrokeshire Herald and General Advertiser

BATTLE AT SUAKIM. A BRILLIANT VICTORY. General Grenfell attacked the rebel trenches at an carlv hour on Thursday morning, the men being paraded before sunrise, in accordance with the orders of the day issued the previous night. Under a heavy artillery fire the infantry ad- vanced, and finally rushed the redoubts and trenches iu brilliant fashion. The e. J those who stood their ground being bayonetted on the spot. The credit of this gallant piece of work, it appears, is due to the Egyptian Black Regiments. At the same time the British Hussars made a charge upon the rebel cavalry, scattering them in all directions. forces will, it is said, encamp forthepresont the rebel lines, and construct fresh defences there to prevent the rebels from again harassing Suakim. The rebel loss was heavy. The British Hussars had six men killed and wounded, and the Egyptians 32 killed and wounded. No officers were killed, and only two Egyptian of- ficers were wounded. The victory seems to be decisive, and reflects the highest credit-upon all concerned. SUAKIM, Thursday. The attack on the enemy's trenches was made shortly after day- break. All the arrangements wero made m ad- vance, and the forward movement was conducted •with precision.. Thetrof,r>c were six Egyptian batta- lions in two brigades the first under Colonel Kitchener, and the second under Colonel Holled Smith mounted troops, led by Colonel Barrow, Scottish Borderers; and a detachment of the Welsh Regiment, led by Colonels Coke and Smythe then a naval detachment under Com- mThe 20th Hussars covered the advance, charged the dervish cavalry, and routed them after a brilliant fight. The assault on the Arab position was a great success, the trenches being cleared and the Arabs routed in half an hour. As soon as the dervishes fled the trenches were filled up and a sandbag redoubt constructed, where the black and British troops sleep to- night. Sir Francis Grenfell expressed the highest ad- miration at the gallantry displayed. Four Hussars were killed and five wounded in the fight with the dervish horsemen. Two Soudanese were killed and 30 wounded. Lieu- tenants David and Brown serving with the Egyptian force, were slightly wounded. The loss of the enemy is estimated variously, but general report says that 500 were killed and as many wounded. Their total force was close on 3,000 men. Colonel Barrow and the mounted troopsho tly pursued the routed enemy.

will meet on Mon- day, December 24th, at Neyland Thursday, 2<tli, at Treffleton Bridge and on Friday, 28th, at Creswell Quay. Each day at 11. Mr Powell's Hounds will meet on Monday, the 24th inst. at Wenalt, and on Thursday, the 27th inst, at Dolwilym each day at 10.30. The Tivyside Foxhounds will meet on Monday, the 24th inst., at Aberceri, and on Thursday, the 27th inst, at Blaenpant each day at 10.45. Mr T. P. Lewes' Harriers will meet on Wednesday, the 26th inst, at Llandyssil Station, and un Saturday, the 29th inst, at Moelfre each day at 11. The Bronwydd Beagles will meet on Wednesday, the 26th inat, at Lone, near Llanarth (by permission), at 12. Mr Worthington's Hounds will meet on Monday, 24th inst, at Scleddy Gate, and on Friday, 28th inst. at Tregwynt each day at 11. ———i—y

~ST,"r2it is fully time to draw the attention of the municipality to the unseemly and dangerous nuisance created by the neglected water pipes on the Mathry This much frequented road is in certain places so narrow as to make the passing of two conveyances a Emitter oh difficulty, and these obstructive pipes have 'Wife., 'ifficulty into damrer. Several narrow scapes have occurred, and the authorities concerned are rendering themselves liable tn nrtions for damages. These pipes were laid on the road with contentions, under one municipal regime, continued there with Wckerin*s under another and are now apparently EinVforward to that hazy future when the lion w.illUe down with the lamb outside it. Ihey look de- jected and careworn, and wish to be put to bed some- W They remark that the Barnsley well is supplied by springs from the very extensive range of highlands abOne old pipe with fractured nozzle, very pertinently observed as my trap nearly turned a somersault over his weather beaten carcase, II Even if granted, that a certain modicum of water entered the well from the river, such a contingemcy could only result from per- colation by capillary attraction through thirty-nine yarde of natural filtering medium, where, in Europe will you find another town supplied by a river, re- ceiving its supply under such favourable conditions of purity of source." WHERE, Ott WHERE? Dec. 19th, 1888. _————

TO THE DEAF.—A Person cured of Deafness and noises in the head of 23 years' staanding bf> a simple remedy, will send a description of it MM any Person who applies to NICHOLSON, 21, Bedford Square, London, W.C. By an overwhelming majority the Manchester Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday passed £ J"eso- hit on that in the opinion of that chamber all lution lua. United Kingdom of a nature and kind which are produced at home should share of the burden of Imperial and Rl taxation which they would have paid if produced or manufactured in the United King- Holloway's Omtmrnt and Pills.-Counsel for the Delicate—Those to whom seasons Oi changeable tem- peratures are protracted periods of trial should seek th. earliest opportunity of removing all obstacles to good health This cooling Ointment peraeveringly rubbed upon the skin, is the most reliable remedy for over- romincr all diseases of the throat and chest. Quinsey, relaxed tonsils, sore throat, swollen glands, ordinary catarrh and bronchitis, usuallv prevailing at this sea- son m*V be arrested as soon as discovered, and every ■'fnlnqueiw1"3 ™ Monday* at theiho,pi- ♦ i Clea on the body of Martha Davies, Sife of an optician, residing at St. Thomas, who V with her death from injuries received 011 StTturday^ night by burning. She was sitting baturaay 6 nUrsing a baby and iTewapaper, when her dotting reaaing T 09in.- her presence of mind, she p°Utgdoim the child and rushed into the street crvirff for help, and in a few rn.nute was en- veloped in flames. She was removed to the hos- pital, where she Engered for some hours, but eventually succumbed. A verdict of Accidental Death was returned. EPPS'RT COCOA.—'GRATEFUL AND CoMFOBTtNG.- I- By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which irovern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and L a careful application of the fine property of well selected COCOA, Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast Sbl« with a bv may save us many heavy doctors bill*. It is by tho iudifious use of sucn articles of diet that a con- stitution mav be gradually built up until strong enough to resist everv tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to a' tack wherever there is a weak point. We may -iC„pfe fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well l.nLd puce Wood and a properly nourished K "-Civil Gazette. Made simply with — hoiW Wter '.»■ Sold only m packets, by G-WCERE. LAJVLVD-MKS EPPS & Co., Homeopathic ot Epps s After- niuiii Chocolate Essence. ,r i Application was made on Monday in the Dublin Queen's il, on behalf of Mr Lyster, solicitor for Mr George Bolton, in an action brought by the latter against Mr William O'Brien for libel in United Ireland land which resulted in a verdict for £ 3000 damages] for a garnishee order to attach the amount of the verdict £ 100 and costs, which had been re- covered by Mr O'Brien in an action against th<; Co; k Constitution for libel. The affidavit. of. Mr Lyster staled that no part of Mr Bolton's 1 ▼erdiot had ever been satisfied, and that ML O'Brien had public- stated that all the pro- perty he was possessed of was two portmanteaus. Mr Bolton had as«i'd the amount of the judgment to Mr D iat, but the latter ha-i given Mr IjVJter pf" 1 mako apphcattr. The Court hdd- r' .Ist h.t; á reassi tuent of-he judjf.v u.otiou was uWeù tr stand WANTED immediately for JOHNSTON NA- TIONAL SCHOOL. a PROVISIONALLY CERTIFICATED MISTRESS.—Apply to R. CAR- ROW, ESQ., Johnston Hall, Haverfordwest. [A CARD-] DAVID EVANS, M.R.C.V.S.L., VETERINARY SURGEON, OLD BRIDGE HOUSE, HAVERFORDWEST. TO LET in Carmarthenshire, A GENTLEMAN'S FURNISHED RESIDENCE, a large c.m- modious House, with out-buildings, Stable, Coach and Cow Houses, and Laundry House, with Fishing and Shooting over about 1,200 acres, one mile from Rail. way Station.-For particulars apply to REV. M. L. J ONES, Rhosmarket Vicarage, Milford Haven. SECOND HAND FURNITURE. PARTIES having SECOND HAND FURNI- TURE to dispose of applv to W. D. PHILLIPS, Auction Rooms, Market Street, Haverfordwest. WANTED a PORTER for the PEMBROKE- SHIRE and HAVERFORDWEST INFIR- MARY. to reside on the premises, keep a snHtll garden and recreation ground in order, and to make himself generally useful. Salary zE20 per annum and rations.— Applications, stating age (which must not exceed 45), with Testimonials, to be sent to me not later than JAN- UARY 3BD, 18S9. J. R. PHILLIPS, Secretary, Haverfordwest. December ISth, 1888. -L- STONE MARBLE AND MONUMENTAL WORK, CAMBRIAN PLACE, HAVER F 3RD WEST. JOHN HARRIES, BEGS to return his sincere thanks to the Public for the kind patronage accorded to him for the last 28 years, and respectfully solicits a continuance of their favours. All kinds of Monumental work executed at reason- able rates. A good stock of worked Btones on the premises. W. H. SALES, IRONMONGERY STORES, TENBY. CARTRIDGES. BEST ENGLISH CASES LOADED WITH CURTIS & HARVEY'S BEST POWDER 4 BEST WADS AND HARD SHOT, From 88. 6d. per 100. New pressure gauge used for loading E.C C) 0 and Schultze Powders. Price Lists, and Special Quotations for quantities, upon application. BY AUTHORITY. 4th Brigade, "Welsh Division, R.A. (LLOYAL PKJIBBOKE,SHIRE.) RECRUITS FOR THE MILITIA. MEN between 18 and 35 years of age, (and grow- ing lads between 17 and 18) wishing to join the Militia should apply to Sergt.-Major H. Richardsono Fort Hubberstone and Sergt.-Major W. Johnson, St. Thomas Green, Haverfordwest; from whom all particulars can be obtained. TERMS OF SERVICE. Original enlistment 6 years. Militiamen may re-engage during the last training or re-enlist within 3 years of discharge, for a further period of 4 years. DISCHABGED SOLDIEBS may also re-enlist in the Militia for a period of 4 years within 3 years of dis- charge from the Army or the Army Reserve. Militiamen may join the Alil;tia Reserve to the ex- tent of one-fourth of the Establishment. DRILL AND TRAINING. During the fir year of service Militiamen will be tequired to perform Recruit Drill for 56 days, which they may perform either on enlistment or before the commencement of the Annual Training, and also to at- tend the Annual Training for 27 days. After the first year they will be required to attend the Annual Training for 27 days. PAY AND BOUNTY. During the first year of service the rate of Bounty varies from £1 10s. to £2, and during subsequent years it varies from £1 to X2 10s. The daily rates of pay while out for Recruits' Drill or Training is as follows Serjeants 2/7 a day. Corporals 1/5 Gunners. 1/2 „ GENERAL ADVANTAGES OF THE MIL ITIA A Pamphlet containing detailed information as tr the Conditions of Service in the Militia and Militia Re- serve can be obtained free of charge at any Post Office in the United Kingdom. TOWN AND COUNTY OF HAVERFORDWEST NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, fl^HAT the next General QUARTER SESSIONS JL of the Peace for the said Town and County will be holden and kept at the SHIRE HALL, Haver- ford west, on MONDAY, the 31st day of DECEMBER, 1888, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, and that the Court will first proceed to audit and examine all accounts relative to the receipts and expenditure and the assessment, application, and management for the rate for the said Town and County, and that all Per. sons summoned to attend as Jurors, Constables, Per- sons bound by Recognizance to appear thereat, must attend and answer to their names; and all persons having indictments to prefer, or appeals or traverses to try, or any business to transact, are required to attend; and all Justices of the Peace for the said Town and County are requested to return all deposi- tions and recognizances taken and acknowledged be- fore them to the Clerk of the Peace on or before the 29th day of December instant. MORGAN MANLEY JAMES, Clerk of the Peace. Clerk of the Peace's Office, Haverfordwest, December 19th, 1888. 1824 COUNTY OF PEMBROKE. EPIPHANY QUARTER SESSIONS 1889. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT the next General QUARTER SESSIONS of the Peace for the County of Pembroke will be holden at the SHIRE HALL, Haverfordwest, on TUESDAY, the 1st day of January 1889, at half- past Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, when all busi- ness relating to the County will commence and be proceeded with. And Notice is Hereby also Given, that the Justices of the Peace acting in and for the said County of Pembroke will, at half-past Twelve o'Clock in the Afternoon of the same day, proceed with the business relating to the Assessment, Application, and Manage. ment of the County and Police Rates. 2nd JANUARY, 1889. TRIAL OF PRISONERS. And Notice is Hereby also Given, that on Wedccg day, the 2nd day of January, 1889 (the second day of the said Sessions), at 20 minutes past 10 o'Clock in I the Forenoon precisely, the Court will proceed with the Trial of Prisoners, when all Grand and Petit Jurors, Bailiffs of Hundreds, and Persons bound by Recognizances to appear thereat must attend and answer to their names. And Notice is Hereby also Given, that all Appeals] and Traverses to be tried at tho snid Sessions must be entered at the Offiec of the Clirk of the Peace on or before 10 o'Clock in the Morning of Tuesday, the 1st day of January, 1881) (the first day of the said Ses- ions), ami the several Magistrates of the s-aid County are requested to direct their Clerks to transmit ail Depositions and Recognizances taken before them to the Office of the Clerk' of the Peace three clear days before the commencim' the said Sessions, in order that tho respective Bills of Indictment may be prepared, and all Attorneys practising in the said Court are requested in all cases of Appeal to be heard i at the said Sessions to transmit, on the pari, of thp. Appellants, to the Ollice. of the Clerk of the Peace., fur the information and guidance of the Chairman, Copies of the Original Order and the Examination uporl which ihe«-_?u:oval is grounded, And Copies of the nA Gr onnds of Removal and of Appeal, sr- )\.ic<sS ajay8 vpefore the first day of the said c\eav a y ^ILLIA-M DAVIES GEORGE, Deputy Clerk of the Peace. f the Peace's O.aoe for Pembrokeshire, vetiordwest, P«wmbec3 Jth, 1888. 1826 gfc- -j ■ ■' 7 ■> ■ :JIa. PICTON CASTLE ESTATE. rplIE RENT AUDITS of the above Estate will _| be held as follows :— NEYLAND Thursday, 10th January, 1889 SAUNDERSFOOT .Friday, 11th SAINT CLEARS Monday; 14th SAUNDERSFOOT .Tuesday, 15th „ PEMBROKE Thursday, 17th „ HAVERFORDWEST Saturday, 19th MAENCLOCHOG .Monday, 21st HAVERFORDWEST Tuesday. 22nd T. RULE OWEN. Haverfordwest, Dec. 18th, 1888. LAWRENNY ESTATE. 'I'HE MICHAELMAS 1888 AUDITS of the above Estate will be held as under JEFFRESTON Monday, 17th December. TENBY Tuesday, 18th December. LAWRENNY Wednesday, 19th December. LANGUM J ROSEMARKET Thursday, 20th December. NEYLAND HAVERFORDWEST Saturday, 22nd December. PEMBROKE Saturday, 29th December. CHAS. WM REEX STOKES, Agent. Tenby. ht Dec., 1888. EARN LAKE RIGinNOF-WAY- PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. A GRAND VOOAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CO N OB RT i In aid of the Defence Fund in the above ease, 1 will be held in the gHIRE JJALL, HA VERFORDWEST, B On TUESDA Y, the 22nd JANUARY, 1889. ( Full particulars will shortly appear. J 931st STARR-BOWKETT BUILDING SOCIETY, SUCCESS. First Subscription Night, Saturday, Dec. 1st, 1888. ] First Appropriation, Tk*rsday, January 10th, 1889. THE HAVERFORDWEST 1 STARR-BOWKETT BUILDING SOCIETY. InC01porated under the Act of 1874. ] OFFICE 6 & 7, MARKET STREET, HAVKBFORDWEST. t This Society advances to its Members the full Com- ( mercial value of Property, in sums of £100, £200, r £300, or £400, to be repaid in 121 years, without in. terest. Subscription, 6d. per week per £ 100 Share- Total to be paid, X27 6s. per Share. Entrance Fee, Is. per Share. When the last Appropriation is made, j then the Subscriptions will be returned (as per Rule.) • II Directors.—Mr. Alderman Stephen Green, J.P., High Street, Haverfordwest Mr Councillor T. J. White, Market Street, Haverfordwest Mr W. S. dc Winton, Haroldston, Haverfordwest Mr C. A. 1 Brigstocke, M.R.C.S., Foley House, Haverfordwest; Mr John Lewis, Borough Treasurer, Castle Terrace, Haverfordwest Mr James Thomas, Rock House, I Haverfordwest Mr. James Rees, Bridge Street, Haverfordwest Mr James Rowlands, Old Bridge, Haverfordwest. Y Solicitor. — Mr William James Jonts, Victoria e Place, Haverfordwest. ( Suwcyor.—Mr David Edward Thomas, Victoria Place, Haverfordwest. j Consulting A ctuai-y.-iNir J. S. Parker, 28, Golden Square, London, W. (Actuary to Building Societies, Friendly Societies, &c.) 11 Bankers. -Messrs. Wilkins & Co., Brecon Old Bank, c Haverfordwest. j Auditors. — Mr Councillor George Jones, Dew Street, Haverfordwest Mr Charles Rogers, Water- ford House, Haverfordwest. Secretary. — Mr Llewellyn Brigstocke, 6 and 7, Market Street, Haverfordwest. FIRST APPROPRIATION, Thursday, January ICth, 18S9, in the MASQNIC HALL, Haverford- west. Chair to be taken at 8 p.m. by the Author and Founder, Mr STARR, or his Agent. N.B.—All who become members on on before Jan- uary 10th, 1889, can participate in the First Appro- priation. Be in time for Shares. Admission Free. La- j dies specially invited. Members enrolled, Prospectuses, and all informa- I tion to be obtained at the Office, every SATURDAY, from 6 to 7.30 p.m. a

PEMBROKESHIRE COUNTY COUNCI L [ LLANWNDA DISTRICT. ¡ f1 TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PARISHES OF € LLANWNDA. ST. NICHOLAS, GRANDSTON, ( JORDANSTON, AND MANOROWEN. I LADIES AND GENTLEMEX, I intend seeking Election in your District for the County Council. I will try and do my duty in the future as I have done in the past. ( I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, CHARLES MATHIAS -] Rhysgwyllt, Letterston, October 27th, 1888.

PEMBROKESHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL.! ] TO THE ELECTORS OF LANGUM, FREY- STROP AND JOHNSTON DIVISION. ———— ] LADIES AND Gexti.EXEX, In response to the invitation of a ( large number of the Electors, I beg to offer I myself as a Candidate to represent your Divi- sion in the County Council. ( Should you do me the honour of 1 electing me, it will be my earnest endeavour to prove myself worthy of your confidence. f I have the honour to be, J Ladies and Gentlemen, j Your obedient servant, W. J. G. AVERY.

PEMBROKESHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL [ ELECTION. ] TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PARISHES OF ST. MARY AND ST. MARTIN, HAVER- FORDWEST. f BOROUGH DIVISION. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— 1 Under the Local Government Act, 1888 which is intended to give the ratepayers a direct voice in the Government of the ( County, you will be called upon in January next to elect a member to represent your Division. j j Having been asked by a number of friends -many of whom are very large ratepayers— j. I beg respectfully to offer myself as a Candi- date. I trust that the interest I have taken for so many years in public matters may be some recommendation for your support. In case there should be a contest, I hope you will favour me with your vote and; interest. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, l Your obedient Servant, L SAMUEL THOMAS. High-street, Nov. 5th, 1888.

PEMBROKESHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL- ST. ISSELLS DIVISION. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PARISH OF ST. ISSELLLS. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, Responding to the invitation of many of my fellow parishioners, I have consented to become a Candidate for the representation of this Division in the County Council, under the Local Government (England and Wales) Act, 1888. The experience of many years of friendly and business inter-communication has rendered us so well known to one another that I need not dwell upon any personal claims to become your representative. But I may remind you that I am the largest (by far) ratepayer and employer of labour in our District, and thus it is manifestly to my interest, equally with yours, to keep down the I'm > ;IA low as prac- ticable, and as may be CUlII1);it,blc with effi- ciency in the objects for which they arc levied In a measure intended for the common good of the countty, I strongly deprecate the intro- duction of party polities. If elected,I shrill feel myself thc represen:fltivc r/aif the 1 Elec- tors without any distinction of party. I have the honor to be, Ladies and Gentlemer iesaL Your Qbedient -Set, CHAR '0; NKLJN VICKI Hean CAijlic,S ■ ^8, yovc

PEMBROKESHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PARISHES OF BURTON, ROSE MARKET, AND LLAN- STADWELL BEYOND PARLIAMENTARY LIMITS. r' LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, Having been informed that it is the general wish of this District that I should offer myself as a Candidate for the office of County Councillor, I willingly come forward to solicit your support. Should you do me the honour of selecting me as your representative, I trust you will have no reason to regret your choice. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, OWEN HENRY PHILIPPS SCOURFIELD. Williamston, Nov. 12th, 1888.

PEMBROKESHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL 1889. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE DIVISION OF THE PARISHES OF PRENDERGAST AND UZMASTON WITHIN THE BOROUGH OF HAVERFORDWEST. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, In response to the wishes of several Electors of the above Division, I respectfully offer myself as a Candidate, and trust the attention I have given to the duties as one of your Representatives in the Haverfordwest Corporation for some years, may lead pie to hope for your support. If you honour me with Election, your in- terests shall have my best attention. I remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, THOMAS JAMES. Castle Square, Haverfordwest, 8th November, 1888

PEMBItOKl«n7RE~COUNIT COUNCIL. WALWYN'S CASTLE ELECTORAL DIVISION LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, Having been asked by a number of the largest ratepayers of this district, and also by a very representative Public Meeting held for the purpose of selecting a Candidate to represent this Division in the County Council, I now beg to offer myself as your representa- tive. Should you elect me, I will always en- deavour to forward the best interests of the I ratepayers. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, W. HOWELL WALTERS. Ilaroldstone ITall, October 30th, 1888.

PEMBROKESHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL. LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1888. WALWYN'S CASTLE ELECTORAL DIVISION LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, In accordance with the above Act, pou will be called upon in January next, to slcct a member to represent you in ihe County Council. As an old resident in this Division, [ have been asked to offer myself for election. Should you, therefore, do me the honour of confiding your interests to my charge* it will be my earnest endeavour to prove myself worthy of your confidence. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, GEORGE ASHE GOLDWYER. Walton House, Oct. 31st, 1888.

PEMBROKESHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL. MAENCLOCHOG DIVISION. ] 11 ro THE ELECTORS OF THE PARISHES OF,, LLANDILO, LLANGOLMAN, -LLYSYFRAN, MAENCLOCHOG, MANACHLOGDDU, NEW MOAT & VORLAN. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, Having been requested by a large and influential body of the Electors to become a candidate to represent your division in the County Council, I beg to place my services ZD at your disposal. I assure you that should you honour me by electing me as your representative, I shall en- deavour to protect your interest to the best of my ability. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen. Your obedient servant, JAMES PARSONS BUSHELL Park East, October 31st, 1888.

COUNTY COUNCIL OF PEMBROKE- SHIRE. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE MILFORD IM- PROVEMENT DISTRICT ELECTORAL DI. t VISION LADIES AND GENTLEMEN You will be called upon in January r.cxt to elect a Councillor to represent this District in the Pembrokeshire Council. I beg to offer myself as a Candidate for that office. I seek to serve no political party, but being a native of the town and being deeply concerned in its welfare, I should strive to promote its interests and to serve you to the best of my ability. Should you favor me with your vote and support, I can only say that my utmost efforts shall be put forth to serve you faithfully and to give you no cause to regret your confidence. I have the honor to remain, Your obedient servant, t J. LLEWELLYN DAVIES.

PI^IBROKESHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL. CAMROSE DIVISION. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE 'PARISHES OF CAMROSE, ROCH, AND NOLTON LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, 1 Under the Local Government Act, 1888, it will be necessary for you in January next, to el;ct a Councillor to represent your Division at the County Council. I beg to offer myself as a Candidate, and solicit your votes and sup- port. If you do me the honour of electing me as your representative, I will endeavour to do my duty, and protect your interests to the best of II my ability. Faithfully yours, R. POYER L. PENN. Camrose, November 1st, 1888. j

PEMBROKI<;SHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL TO THE COUNTY COUNCIL EFECTORS OF THE ST. THOMAS AND FURZY PARK DISTRICT OF HAVERFORDWEST- LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, At the solicitation of many Electors in the above district, I beg to offer myself as a Candidate to represent you in the County Council. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your old Servant, WILLIAM WILLIAMS. 17, Market Street, Haverfordwest.

PEMBROKESHIRE COUNTY COUXCIL- TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PARISHES OF ST. THOMAS AND FURZYPARK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, On some day between the 14th and the 31st of January next, the County of Pembroke will be called upon to Elect a County Council, to whose care will, for the future, be committed the general adminstra- tivc business of the County. The Borough of Haverfordwest is entitled to send three members to the County Council, and of this number one has been iiMytted lo these parishes and will be elected by ihe same persons as are qualified to/ Vote for Town Councillors. I I beg very respectfully to offon' myself as a Candidate for your suffrages, :\J1dt I trust I may be fortunate enough to obtain yd>ur support. If elected, I will endeavour to;. act in all things for the best interests of the i County i; gi neial, and of the Town of Ila .fj.r/ordwe;; iii particular. I I am. Ladies and Gentler i, Your obedient Se' » R. 1 US, 1 tfprfo V*

CHRISTMAS BEEF! CHRISTMAS BEEF!! -:0:- OH! 1ST WHITE, Of Dew Street, Haverfordwest, has purchased for the Christmas Market, that VERY HIGHLY COMMENDED HEIFER Corn and Grass Fed by O. H. S. Williams, Esq., of Slade Hall, He will also have some very fine CHOICE WETHER MUTTON, Fed by Mr Mathias, of Wolfsdale. J. IV. begs to thank his numerous customers for the very liberal support he has re ceived from them during the past year, and trusts by keeping the Best Meat, to merit their kind patronage in the future. SPECIAL OFFER OF Forest Trees! Forest Trees!! Forest Trees! —————:o:————— IMMENSE QUANTITIES OF Larch, Scotch Spruce, Fir, Alder, 8fc.,from 2 to 3ft. 0: FRUIT TREES.—Standard, Pyramid, and Dwarf Trained. THORN QUICKS.-Privets, and Beech for Fencing. COVERT PLANTS.-Laurels, Rhododendron, &c., &c. irrape Vines, Roses, Ornamental Shrubs, of all sizes, and in large variety Priced descriptive Catalogue Free. Special Quotations given for large quantities. Truck Loads delivered Carriage Free. PHILIP HY. SHAW, Hillside Nurseries, Tenby. JOHN JONES & Co. Gig Harness, C) Cart do. Saddles, Bridles, London Whips, Horse Rugs, Gig Harness, Cart do. Saddles, Bridles, London Whips, Horse Bugs, Travelling do., Driving Aprons, Bits, Spurs, Brushes, Sponges, Chamois. SADDLERS, HARNESS MANUFACTURERS, &c., 40, High Street, HAVERFORDWEST. Opposite Messrs Ellis & Co. Waterproof Garments. 'Crown' Leggings, bb b Ladies' Dress Baskets, Gentlemen's Bags, Game & Cartridge do., Footballs, Boxing Gloves, Fancy Leather Goods, Walking Sticks, &c., &c. 1 I Every Article at the Lowest Possible Price. Haverfordwest Christmas Market. -:0:- G. M. PHILLIPS & SON Beg to thank their friends and the public generally for the kind patronage accorded to y them during the many years they have been in business, and to state they have made special irrangements for the supply of their stalls in the Christmas Market withjBeef, Mutton, and Pork of the very best quality. They will blaughter The only First Frize Ox | That will be on Sale in the Haverfordwest Market. This animal was fed on Corn and Grass by Mr Thomas, Rogerston, and is of unquestionable excellence. A SPECIAL HEIFER Fed by themselves, and also exhibited at the same show. THE FIRST PRIZE PORK PIG Fed and exhibited successfully by themselves, and WETHER MUTTON OF PRIME QUALITY, j Fed by Mrs Thomas, of Cuckoo, G. M. P, & Son respectfully invite the attention of the public to their Stalls in the Christmas Market. Christmas Presents0 Christmas Presents I! —————:o:————— A varied selection of'Useful, Artistic, and Fancy Articles, suit able for presentation, at prices to meet the requirements of all purchasers. :o: Artisttc Christmas & New Year's Cards A splendid assortment to choose from, including Photographic, Autographic, 0 -1 Cheap Packet, and other Cards. :0: PICTU -RJi. nyc IE S for the Christmas Supplements of The Graphic,' 'The London I>ews,' 'The Pictorial World,' &c., &c., at WHOLESALE PRICES. For Instance :—Two-inch Gilt Alhambra Frame, 23 x IS inches, Is. lid. Do. do. do. 27 x 19 1 2s, Ode Including glass, backs, rings, &c. Other sizes equally cheap in proportion. :0: The Best and Oldest House in the Trade for Cheap or High Class Picture Framing. NOTE THE ADDRESS.— REYNOLDS'S FINE ART REPOSITORY AND PICTURE FRAMING WORKS, 17, High Street, Haverfordwest. Artist's Colours and Sundries kept in Stock. RETAIL DEPARTMENT. CHRISTMAS 1888. -:0:- We have pleasure in announcing that FRUIT of most kinds this Season is abundant and good, and prices ruling very moderate. 1 iiqve now iR Stock a very Extensive and Choice Assortment, and shall | netting week after week all the NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON, I ° ° at prices that cannot fail to please all buyers. j We have procured some of the Finest Foreign and English Cheese, in great variety. I Harris of Cable's Sausages, and Branded Smoked iiiusdiit Colin's Melton Mowbray Pork Pies, and all that is desirable at this Festive Season. i We wish to call paiveiilui attention to our TEAS, which we have seIül. with great carr "0* our Chiistinas Trade. !\Ve specially rocummeml • r mus Parties those at 2s„ j 1 J ew lality at os, per lb. I On these High Cla U, fragrant, Mete yio mor< *jound Tea at Is. 4<. lliWM invito Visit- *tto tAvl and inspce1 t un 1 L t w,. "ft have fullest atv IJJ •o JUBILEJE TIMBER YARD HAVERFORDWEST. TO CARPENTERS, FARMERS, AND OTHERS:; l rN addition to all sorts ot foreign timber imported,, MESSRS. BARKER & Co. hare in stock a large quantity of WELSH OAK for framing of carts pokes, felloes, shafts, and blocks; Elm and Oak oards Beech planks, &c. | PHYSICAL EDUCATION. CALISTHENICS, DEPORTMENT & DANCING MRS BARHAM has the honor to announce that she is prepared to give lessons in the above Adult and Juvenile Classes formed, and private lessons given at her residence Terms on application at 6, HIGH STREET, Have orcwest. DARK STREETTHAVERFORDWESTT W. H. WILLIAMS R. EGS to announce that he has commenced basi- i ) ness as an ACCOUNTANT at the above ad ) dre?*, and hopes by an efficient and punctual discharge of all matters entrusted to him to merit a share of public patronage. Debts collected and recovered. No delays m set- tlements of accounts. Probate ana Residuay Accounts prepared and passed. Rate Collectors' Book? prepared for Audit. Term moderate. TO BE LET OR SOLD. T"- valuable Freehold NEW DWELLING 1.1 HOI SE adjoining Hermon's Villa, Hill Lane, Haverfordwest, (and late in the occnpation of W. Davies George. Esq.,) th< property of Mr« Stokes. Basement —Two spacious Kitchens, fitted with im- proved modern Ranges, Forest of Dean Sinks with Taps, &c., for water supply. Larder and Coal House. 1st Floor.—Entrance Hall, Drawing Room and Dining Room. 2nd Floor.—Two large Bedrooms and Dressing Room. 3rd Floor.-Two Bedrcoms, one Dressing Roam. W.C's.—Two Indoors. t For further particulars apply MRS STOtta, He* mon's Villa, or MIT JAMKS ADAMS, Goat Stret Haverfordwest. CLIFTON HOUSI MEYRICK STREET, PEMBROKE DO EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENT YOUNG LADIES. PRINCIPALS—TH« MISSES DAVIES, Competent Resident Governesses rI",HIS Establishment, which is healthily JL combines the comforts of home wit regulations, and special attention is pj.ic lie *ltli .lItt moral training- of the pupils. Tho course of instmction pursued is ca! meet all the requirements of t'1e preseiJ includes English in all its* branches, Frenr-V Music, Singing, ,Drawing, Painting, Da Terms moderate. Hill House Co] LATE BRYN IVOR SCHOOI THE MISSES D A VI {Daughters of the llm. T. Davies. D.D., o Haverfordwest,) HAVE taken the spacious and comr mioses known as Kill House Colleg, ladies' school has been conducted for.b where there is ample and comfortable ac*' for boarders. An extensive lawn at the rear, seclut walls, will be used for the recreation or tho The Course of Instruction comprises branches of a sound English Education, w Music, Drawing, and Painting. Since t.b ment uf the school three years ago, pupils I 16 certificates in the Examinations of the Preceptors, and Trinity College, London. The boarders, accompanied by a Teach tend worship at Church or Chapel as th maydircct. Prospectuses on application. he next Term will bc-jin on Mondav, Ma HAVERFORDWEST GRAMMAR SG FOUNDED 1613. HKAD-MASTKR J. S. O. TOMBS, M.A., Sometime Scholar of Winchester College, and' Classical Scholar of Merton College, Oxford Class in Classical Moderations, ISiS; late f Classical Master in Loretto School, Scot'- SHCOND-MASTFH — W. GLANVH.v. B.A., Sometime Scholar of bridge 33rd Wrangler, ] With four other Reside;" Attached co the School University (or otherpince the Governors), open tolr.. School for S years, of th- and tenable for 4 years. There are also several School of £8 yearly v years. Boys are admittr. The Head-master lecei' number of Boarders. Forms of application for M particulars as to terjis, &G., may be obtaVr*. Head-master, or from MR HEKRT DAVIl the Governors. The next term will conmence on Tues^ berllt)),atl0.t.m. Haverfordwest., Sept. 23, 1887 Ladies' College, Go. HAVERFORDWEST.^ ESTABLISHED 60 Y PRIXCIrALs- The MISSF' Who are assisted by a Staff highly Certificated Englv i Governesses. EVERY year the r. -1 themselves in 1 trouble or expense standard of work in tL During the current Certificates in the S Examinations, 1st ( inations, Senior Hoi and Junior Certifica^ animations for Piano., and Primary Certificat Trinity College, Lcmdo*- catc, Trinity Collegn. last five years. T Trinity College, Lon Playing, Senior and Jun Highest references-ijio The health and*, 1' constant supervision Large Tennis and TOWER PRIC 1 PAINTERS. GI GENERAL. "rAKE this opporti JL and the public r have received in the several years past, tel execute every Moderate Char • which they co ot public pati OSincc the d Hangings ha. re&dy for Sa GREAT P public will gains in sortment" in all i Church-, i Plain ■ I C 01 I I TRIE. ALWAY UBED, ■ ■ ■ II ■!>■■