The Pembrokeshire Herald and General Advertiser

CAMROSE. CHURCH TEA AND SUXDAY SCHOOL TREAT.—On Thursday, 26th of June, was held the annual Church tea and Sunday School treat in this parish. Though for days past the weather had been most unpropitious for such gatherings, and had made those interested 111 this event doubtful of the success of the under- taking, yet, fortunately, the day turned out to be everything that could be desired. The children as- sembled about 3.30 p.m., when they firllt went to the Church, where a short service was held. This over, they repaired to the school room, where they had tea, which, if the proof of the pudding is in the eating, they thoroughly enjoyed. It was now about 4.30, and their elders began to arrive, and did full Justice to the good things provided for them. The children meanwhile had been despatched to a field kindly lent by Miss Adams, of Canrose, where they indulged in various forms of amusement. One of the chief attractions to the youngsters was a species of whirli-go-round. For this we had to thank the fertile genius of Mr Llewellyn, the clerk. It was improvised out of a pair of cart wheels, with a ladder across to which at each end was attached a chair, on which those who wished to induce the feeling of sea sickness sat. The motive power was supplied by men and boys pulling ropes attached to the ladder. It was altogether a most ingenious contrivance, and J^as thoroughly appreciated. The rest of those who had partaken of the cup which cheers, but does not inebriate, having now arrived on the scene, some- thing \rss necessary to amuse them. Miss Fortune, always most kind and interested in anything with reference to Camrose Church, got together a number of the fair sex, some fairly advanced in years, who ran races for various prizes. There were egg races, and it J^as an amusing sight to behold the old people, with hands extended, which grasped the spoon on which Was placed the eggs, careering over the ground. Cricket had been going on for some time by the men, but this was now given up, and they took their places In line to try and win tobacco, which the same lady had provided for them as prizes. It is needless to say that the contest here was severe, and the prize when Won was not long in being made use of. As it was Jiow getting rather damp with the heavy dew, all ad- journed to the school, where dancing was indulged in to the strains of Mr Llewellyn's violin, who most good naturedly supplied the music during the even- Between the dances, Mr Allen, Mr W. Davies, Messrs Frank and J. Thomas sang songs, which were Well appreciated. At 11 p.m., after cheers for the Vicar and Mrs Tute, Dr. Adley, Miss Fortune, God Bare the Queen' was sung, and the proceedings came to an end. It was said by all that this was the most successful and pleasant tea that has been held in Camrose Church School, and its succcss was due in a Sjfuat measure to the way in which the Vicar and Mrs Tate, Dr and Miss Adley, Miss Forture, Mr and Afra Llewellyn put their energy into it. Especially kind was it of Dr Adley and Miss Fortune to help both by their presence and their purses, to make the day a pleasant one. But experience has shown that they can always be relied on to help where their help is needed. Mr Jenkins also helped with his usual kind subscription, and to several members of the choir, *ho with great taste decorated the room, and knew the secret of making a public tea, a thing to be often *lshed for, the best thanks of all who enjoyed it are due. Bolloxcay's Ointment.—Miners and workers in the Goldfields.—This invaluable and renowned Ointment pensively used and patronised by such people, to leir very great advantage. Being in small compass, 1 w portable and easy of application. When used in conjunction with Holloway's Pills in accordance with he concise directions for use which accompany each a°d box, there are but few of the diseases which aH"ct mankind that will not yield to the sanative Povp(lrx of the combined remedies. Holloway's Oint. "?e»t and Pills do not deteriorate by keeping nor by change of climate, and as they contain no deleterious mineral a- f 1.°" nan Ko ivqpr) with the most perfect safety under'the most adverse climate and sanitary conditions. —

FOR SALE. A LOT of FELLOWS and SHAFTS.—Apply to RICHARD COSKAR, Lamphey Court, Pembroke. 'TO LET, HOUSE AND SHOP, No 3, HIGH J- STREET (lately occupied by MR RICHARD £ HILLIP.S)._ Apply to ISAAC ROBERTS, Merchant, St. Martin's. arti I. TO LET at Michaelmas, the SMALL 1' ARM called LLWYNHUGH, in the parish of Cily ^naenllwyd County of Carmarthen, being 13 Acre* together with Tanyard and Bark Crushing Machine. For particulars apply E. S. P., Dolwilym, liebron, R.S.O. WANTED ~DURNISHED BED AND SITTING ROOM .• by a Single Man. Rent must be moderate, to include good cooking and attendance. No children or other lodgers.—Apply by letter to—S. R-, Herald HOUSEMAID wanted two or three years good character.—Apply at the Offices of J. HARVEY & SONS, 6, Victoria Place, Haverfordwest. XGENTS WANTED^ I'LSIK^UAJlD. for tlie BRITISH WORKMAN'S ASSURANCE °-I LIMITKD. Salary £ 1 per week and commission commence.—Apply (stating age) to the is- £ lct Superintendent, D. DAVIES, 7, Picton Terrace, Wmarthen TFARM TO LET. o BE LET BY TENDER, with possession at PR,T MICHAELMAS next, the productive Farm of ^LYRUNWUY, in the Parish of Lampeter C containing 76 Acres, 1 Rood, 6 Perches, with rjr ^arrn House and suitable Farm Buildings. enders in writing to be sent to the undersigned on SI10** the 31st July next. L- Proprietor does not bind himself to accept the "ghest or any other Tender. EATON-EVANS AND WILLIAMS, TT Solicitors, Haverfordwest Haverfordwest, 23th June, 1890. HOUSE TO LET, No. 31, HILL STREET now in the occupation of Mr Fred Ellis. PEMBROKESHIRE. j MR T. RULE OWEN will offer for SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at the MARINER'S HOTEL, HAVERFORDWEST, in the MONTH of AUGUST next, very Valuable FREEHOLD PRO- PERTY, in the Parish of Walwyn's Castle, com- j prising altogether about 510 acres, and consisting of the following FARMS, viz :-Part of ROMAN'S CASTLE, SIDNEY LODGE, WALWYN'S CASTLE, THE FLAGS, PICKING CORNER, and part of the MOOR ESTATE. Particulars will shortly be prepared, and may be obtained of the AUCTIONEER, and of MESSRS EATON-EVANS & WILLIAMS, Solicitors, Haverfordwest. PEMBROKESHIRE. PARISH OF HASGUARD. MR T. RULE OWEN has been instructed to offer for SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at the CASTLE HOTEL, Haverfordwest, on SATURDAY, the 2nd AUGUST, 1890, at three o'clock precisely, the very VALUABLE FARM OF WINSELL, otherwise WINSLE, comprising a substantial Farm House, with stable, out-buildings, and 157 ACRES, or there- abouts, of excellent pasture and arable land, now in the occupation of Mr W. J. Rosser, as yearly tenant, at the low yearly rent of £170. The property is accessible by good roads is situate in one of the most fertile districts of Pembrokeshire and lies within ten miles of the Market Town of Haverfordwest, and four miles from the Market rown and Harbour of Milford Haven. Plans can be seen at the Offices of the AUCTIONEER, )r the VENDOR'S SOLICITORS and further particulars )btained on application to MR JOlIN JAMES, Estate kgent; MR T. RULE OWEN, Estate Agent; or VIESSRS. EATON EVANS & WILLIAMS, Solicitors, all of Haverfordwest. Haverfordwest, July 10th, 1890. COUNTY OF PEMBROKE. Parishes of FISHGUARD, LLANWNDA, JOR. DANSTONE, & ST. MARTIN'S, HAVER- FORDWEST. Highly important Sale of Freehold Farms, Houses, and Accommodation Land, situate in the above Parishes, comprising several rich Pasture Fields and Houses, near the Towns of Fishguard and Haverfordwest, the well-known Farms and small Holdings, called Castle-fartin, Llanfartin, Stop and Call, Penyrallt, Ffynnon clyn, Blaenrhos, Kille, Llanwnda, Tresimven, and Clegyr, including ex- tensive rights of Common in the Parish of Llan- wnda. Most of the lots are within a short dis- cance of the Town of Fishguard, while several are in close proximity to the growing and fashionable watering-place of Goodwick. MR DAVID THOMAS is favoured with instruc- tions to offer for SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at the COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Fishguard, at 2 o'clock sharp, on THURSDAY, the 31st day of JULY, in lots, the above-mentioned valuable and attractive FREEHOLD PROPERTY. Particulars, with Plans and Conditions of Sale, may be had of Mr DAVID THOMAS, Land Agent and Sur- veyor, Carmarthen or of MESSRS. EATON EVANS & WILLIAMS, Solicitors, Haverfordwest. PEMBROKESHIRE. SALE OF A VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM. rpHE FARM of COLBY MOOR in the Parish JL of Wiston, containing 231 Acres 1 rood and 2 perches of rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable land in excellent condition, and now held under a yearly tenancy at iCI85 per annum, is intended to be SOLD BY AUCTION, in the month of AUGUST, unless previously disposed of by private contract. It com- prises good Farm Buildings and Two New Cottages, and is situate one mile from the Clarbeston Road Railway Station, and five miles from the important market towns of Narberth and Haverfordwest. The valuable fixed Machinery will be included in the Sale. For further particulars apply to MR JOHN THOMAS, Penyfeider, Letterston, R.S.O., Mr W. G. J AMES, Auctioneer,High Street, Fishguard or to MESSRS. EATON-EVANS & WILLIAMS, Solicitors, Haverfordwest. Haverfordwest, Jwly 8th, 1890. PEMBROKESHIRE. HEADBOROUGH, In the parish of Walwyn's Castle, and distant about 4 miles from Haverfordwest, 3t miles from Milford Haven, ana.21 miles from Johnston Station on the Great Western Railway. HIGHLY IMP-ORTANT SALE OF A VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM. MESSRS. J. HOWELL THOMAS & Co have 1. '.1 been favoured with instructions to SELL BY AUCTION, at the CASTLE HOTEL, Haverfordwest, on SATURDAY, THE 26TH DAY OF JULY, 1890, at Half.past Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, subject to conditions to be then and there produced, the above very Valuable FREEHOLD FARM AND LANDS known as HEADBOROUGH, possessing a newly built Dwelling House and commodious Out- buildings in good repair, and comprising about 163 acres of Meadow, Pasture and Arable Land, facing the South, and having a good supply of^excellent water, and let at the low annual rent of £ 171. On the Estate is a valuable Qnarry of building Stone, and a vein of Coal runs underneath the Farm. The Property may be viewed by permission of the Tenant, and further particulars may be obtained of Messrs. DAVIES, GEORGE & Co., Solicitors, Haver- fordwest W. MORGAN GRIFFITHS, Esq., Solicitor, Carmarthen; or of Messrs. J. HOWELL 1 HOMAS & Co., Auctioneers, Estate Agents, and Surveyors Carmarthen. PARISH OF LLANDISSILIO. CARMARTHENSHIRE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARMS, &C, FOR SALE BY AUCTION. MR .TAMES DAVIES has been instructed to offer for SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION (subject to uch conditions as will be then produced) at the DE RUTZEN ARMS HOTEL, NARBERTH, ON THURSDAY, the 7th day of AUGUST, lb90, at 2.30 o'clock precisely, the Freehold Estate called CILLEF AWE, Situate in the parish of Llandissilio, in the County of Carmarthen, in five lots as under LOT I-The large and substantial Farm House' Yard, and Out-buildings, called CILLEFAWR, with the small Cottage and holding of CWMBACH, together containing over 213 Acres of excellent meadow, pasture, and arable land. LOT 2—The substantial Farm House and Build- ings called ALLTYPISTILL, with about 65 Acres of excellent meadow and pasture land. Lo'r 3-The Farm House and Buildings called KEYS, with about 191 Acres of excellent meadow and pasture land. wn- Lot 4. A Meadow now occupied by Mr William Jenkins, comprising about 121 Acres of superior meadow land.. LOT 5—A Meadow now occupied by Mr 1 homas Evans, comprising nearly 2 Acies of excellent pasture ^All the lots are in the occupation of respectable tenants, and are in good heart. The Property will be offered in One Lot, and if not sold, will be offered in Five Lots as above. CJ:l.o..v\f)¡" hQ. Plans, Particulars, ana V^OUUIMUUO U1 I obtained of the Auctioneer at his Offices at Goitre- vawr, Whitland, or of MR. A. H. LASCELLES, Solicitor, Narberth. MILFORD HAVEN. Important Sale of well preserved Household Furni- ture, Pianette, Handsome Dinner Service, China, Glass, Ware, and other effects. A Tli JAMES VAUGHAN has received instruc- M tions from Mrs J. Eaton-Evans, who is paving the Town, to SELL BY AUCTION at 20, V^JHH TtfRT?AOK Milford Haven, on TUESDAY, JUIA ^YTN. Viable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and other Effects comprising # Drawing and Dining Room Furniture in rosewood and mahogany, pianette (by Chappell) tuchord treble check action, metal plated tuning block, carpet, oil paintings, steel engravings and other pictures, old china, ornaments, ferns, &c. Bedrooms an I Dressing-rooms (3 in number) con- tain half-tester bedsteads, hair and wool mattresses, feather beds, bolsters and pillows, ladies and gentle- mpn>, lar„0 wine wardrobes, mahogany chests of drawers, ditto dressing tables and washstands, toilet glasses, baths, carpets, hearthrugs, fenders, fire irons, & Study.-Mahogany secretary, mahogany bookcase and shelves, carpet, hearthrug, mahogany pedestal washstand with ware, and a large quantity of valuable b°S1tore&CCloset -China tea, breakfast, and dessert services, large dinner service, (Egleton pattern) cut decanters, claret jug*, tumblers, wine glasses, water bottles with tumblers, and a quantity of odd china, &CKitchen.—Large dresser and ware, tables, chairs, copper and other tea kettles, saucepans, scales and weights, dolly washer, knife machine by Kent, and other utensils too numerous to particularize. The Auctioneer begs respectfully to call the atten- other utensils too numerous to particularize. The Auctioneer begs respectfully to call the atten- tion of all those who are about furnishing to this Sale, as all the Furniture is of the best quality, and in splendid condition. Sale to commence at 11 o Clock precisely. | Three months' Credit aubject to Conditions of Sale. PEMBROKESHIRE AND HAVERFORDWEST. EXTENSIVE SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTY. HUCIR,, T E ULE O-WEN UAS received instructions to offer for SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION at the SWAN HOTEL, HAVERFORDWEST, on TUESDAY, the 22nd JULY, 1890, at One for Two o'clock, precisely, in Twenty-one Lots, the following valuable FBEEHOLD PEOPEETY, viz.:— .No. — Lot Parish- Name or description of tenement. Name of Tenant. Nature of Tenancy. Acreage. Yearly Rent 2 Kr Builford John Phillips Yearly 36 o' 2^1 30 0 o' l bpittal Part of Spittal Cross Thomas Vaughan X)0 26 1 3 50 0 0 ■Do Thomas Llewellin Lease for one surviving iife 28 3 19 17 10 0 ■p. „ TTr.„. (aged about 48 years) 1,0 Cottage and Garden William Edwards Yearly 0 1 10 010 0 Do. Two Fields Rev. Oliver Edwards and others Lease for two surviving lives 3 1 21 400 (aged respectively 65 and o „ 79 or thereabouts) Mathry Mabws Fields C. "Waters Yearly «1 3 29 AK n n 4 Llandissilio Sarnywhead Fields Enoch Jones Do « 1 oq on a n [j D°- TAVO Fields and Paddock Henry John Do 5 •> 9 2 2 » Prendcrgast The Homeward Parks George Edwards Do in 3 4 ak n n Do Four Cottages with Gardens at end of — Oliver, J. Cosker, G. Thomas, Wm. Yearly on in n the Back Lane, with a large walled Thomas, and David Davies u Garden ° Do Two Cottages with Gardens Thomas Owen and Richard Thomas.. Do 7 in n 1)0 House, Cottage, and Gardens Thomas Morgan and David Davies Do n in n 10 Do- The Cross House with two Cottages William Davies, William Francis, Do. s in n and Gardens and Widow Davies 810 0 I* Do Two Cottages and Gardens Thomas John and Mary Thomas Do 71ft 12 Do Two Houses, Garden, and Stores in J. Bevan and William Elias, and (as to Do ofi n n Bridge End Square Stores) in hand 0 0 13 Do Two Cottages and Gardens on Cart-lett John Davies,- Thomas Davies and Do. ism Kilns, with Carpenter's Shop, Cart- Thomas Richards 18 10 0 house, and Shed 14 Do. Two Cottages and Gardens on Cartlett Stephen Mabe and Elizabeth Alleii Do 11 0 0 Kilns 11 0 0 ±)n ihe lixe i?. Matluas and John Evans Do. ->-< n n 16 St. Mary "Butcher's Arms" Inn, with Shop and JohnBowen Do. t- n n Stables at back • • • • 10 0 0 Do "Seaman's Arms" Inn, with two Mrs James, James Davies, and Lewis Do. oq n n Cottages adjoining James u 18 St. Martin Two Cottages and Gardens in North Thomas John and Thomas Evans Do n n Street 14 0 0 19 Do. The Falcon" Inn and Premises, and George Woolcoek, James K flight and Do. no two Cottages Ellen Codd 23 10 0 20 Do Three Cottages at corner of Queen's J. Richards, M. Gambold and Sarah Do Square and North Street Griffiths t. 1410 0 21 Do. Two Cottages in Queen's Square John Davies and Mary Evans. Do. 10 in I M « t • f I t t M lJ 1(J (J Particulars and Conditions of Sale, with all further information required, may be obtained at the Offices of the Auctioneer Hia-h Street, Haverfordwest, or of ^e11 MESSRS. EATON EVANS & WILLIAMS, Haverfordwest, June 19th, 1890. Solicitors, Haverfordwest. I PEMBROKESHIRE. —————:o:————— Sale of Valuable Freehold Property. ::o- "\F R T. RULE OWEN has received instructions to offer for SALB BY PUBLIC AUCTION at ±vJ_ THE CASTLE HOTEL, HAVERFORDWEST, on 'SATURDAY, the 2nd AUGUST, 1890, at One for Two o'Clock precisely, (unless previously disposed of by private contract) the follow- ing valuable Freehold Farms and Lands, in eight Lots, viz. :— if ( PARISH. NAME OF FARM, &C. TENANT. AREA. RENT, &C. -1- £- ¡ 1 jLetterston Ridge Farm Thomas Williams 20 024 12 10 0 2 Do Midland Margaret James 6 3 5 5 10 5 3 Do Cwmwintel David Jenkins 12 3 32 5 10 0 4 iHayscastle Broadway Jauies John If 4 1 11 60 6 9 5 Brawdy & Whitechurch Meardy Lodge and Spilchy Fields Henry Wilcox 30 2 20 22 0 0 6 Brawdy Lochfane. Richard Gwyther 95 0 24 60 0 0 7 Brawdy & Whitechurch Meardy and Spilchy Fields John Harries .«.112 3 7 63 0 0 8 St. Elvis Carmedris William Harries |121 1 36 65 0 0 '554 0 39 293 17 2 All the Tenants hold from year to year. Printed particulars and conditions of Sale are in course of preparation, and may be obtained on application to MR JoifN JAMES, Estate Agent; MR T. RULE OWEN, Estate Agent and Valuer, and MESSRS. EATON-EVANS & WILLIAMS, Solicitors, Haverfordwest. Haverfordwest, July 2nd. 1890. The Queen of British Beers. -0:- Q-OLDEN SUN L I G H TAL Eo SIR CHARLES CAMERON, M.D., says:—"Resembles in appearance bright Sherry." pp el DR. WALLACE says—" Resembles in composition the Lager Beer of Germany SUPPLIED IN CASKS AND BOTTLES. SOLE DISTRICT AGENTS:- George Palmer <SF$OH, HAVERFORDWEST OWEN WILLIAM GEORGE, DKOKASKP. PERSONS having Claims against the Estate of the P late Owen William George, of Plascrwn, Pem- brokeshire, formerly Surgeon Major 1st Life Guard. are requested to forward particulars forthwith to MESSRS. EATON-EVANS & WILLIAMS, Solicitors, 30th June, 1890. Haverfordwest. PEMBROKESHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, rpHAT all persons having any CLAIMS upon the I County Fund, aro required to send particulars of the same on or before the 14th inst., to me at the undermentioned address, that such claims may be laid before the Finance Committee and (if passed by by that Committee) brought before the next meeting of the County Council for payment. JOHN OWEN, Clerk to the County Council. Shire Hall, Haverferdwest, Sth July, 1S90. ~v. mm. k WAR DEPARTMENT LANDS, j LE1 TING NO. 65. LAND TO BE LET FOR GRAZING AT BAR- RACK HILL, PEMBROKE DOCK. ir TENDERS are required for the Letting of the I above. Parties desiring to tender for the same, may obtain Forms of Tender on application to this Office, on or before the 26th July, 1890. All information respecting the said lands may be obtained at the Royal Engineer Office, Hobb s Point, Pembroke Dock, on or before the above date. The Secretary of State for War does not bind himself to accept the hi"l1est or any Tender. o T. GLANCY, Lieat. Colonel, R.E. Commanding Royal Engineer, South Wales. Royal Engineer Office, 180, Cowbridge Road, Canton, Cardiff. PEMBROKESHIRE. PARISH OF ROBESTON WEST. VALUABMJKEEHOLD^EimENHAL ESTATE SALE. MR. T. RULE OWEN Has received instructions to OFKER FOR SALR BY PUBLIC AUCTION at the 'OT CASTLE HOTEL, HAVERFORDWEST. On Saturday, the [itk day of August, 1S00, At Two for Three o'Clock precisely, the highly im_ portant, and valuable Residential Estate, called ROBESTON HALL, Distant about 2 miles from the far famed Harbour of Milford Haven, and about 6 miles from the Post Town of Haverfordwest. On the property, there is a very comfortable FAMILY RESIDENCE With Gardens, Greenhouses, &c., &c., and the Estate extending over 354 ACRES Comprises some of the most fertile pastures in the County of PembroKe. The Pioperty will be offered, in the first instance, in one Lot, and if not soli will then be put 111\ in Six Lots, as more particularly described in thy ill..ils .ind particulars which will shortly t.e issued, and 1;1'1)' he obtained of Messrs. Cookson, Y\ amewriVl.t, and Pennington, 64, Lincolns Inn fields, Londm^ W.C, of Messrs. John Harvey & Sons, Estate Agents, Haverfordwest, and of Mr T. lvule Owen, Land and I Estate Agent, Haverfordwest. Haverfordwest, July 10th, 1890. HAMILTON TERRACE, MILFORD HAVEN. A WELL FURNISHED RESIDENCE TO L.ET FOR THE SUMMER MONTHS 3 sitting and 5 bedrooms water and gas laid on Good sea view, and boating.—Apply to Mns THOMAS, Rock House, Haverfordwest. HAVERFORDWEST UNION. TThe Undersigned, hereby Give Notice, that the JL AUDIT of the Accounts of the said Haverford. west Union and of the Rural Sanitary District in the said Union, and of the several Parishes tnd Contribu- tory Places contained in the said Union and District, or in the said Union solely, foi the half-year ended 25th March last, will commence at the Board Room of the Guardians of the Poor of the said Union at Haverfordwest, on Tuesday, the 22nd day of July, at 10.30 o'clock in the forenoon. Dated the 9th day of July, 1890. (Signed) EDWARD JONES, District Auditor of the South Wales Audit District. PEMBRO KESHIRE. PARISHES OF LAMBSTON, CAMROSE, AND WHITCHURCH IN DEWSLAND. MR T. RULE OWEN HAS been instructed to SELL BY AUCTION at the CASTLE HOTEL, Haverfordwest, on TUES- DAY, the 15th day of JULY, 1890, at two for three o'clock in the afternoon, subject to conditions of sale to be then produced, the following VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARMS, viz LOT 1.—The messuage, tenement, farm and lands called WALESLAND, situate in the parish of Lam baton, in the County of Pembroke, containing by admeasurement Acres, o Roods, 30 Perches, or thereabouts in the occupation of Mr Evan Howells as yearly tenant, at the annual rent of £1I0. LOT 2-The messaage, tenement, farm and lands called WEST DUNSTON, situate in the parish of Camrose, in the County^o Pembroke, containing by admeasurement A,, or ^"ereabouts,|now in the occupation of Mr Alien, as yearly tenant, at the annual rent of t70. LOT 3.—The messuage, tenement, farm and lands T ¡ onllod ATTrmi.E DUNSTON. and liarfc of WEST DUNSTON, situate in the parish of Camrose, afore- said, containing together by admeasurement 131 acres 2rds. 16per. or thereabouts, now held by Mr Stephen Thomas, under a lease for three lives, t\vo> of whom only now survive, aged respectively, aged 59-and 29, or thereabouts, at the annual rent of £ 110, and two couple of young fat hens yearly at Christmas as customs. LOT messuage, tenement, and hinds called WHITELAYS, situate in th« parish oi: Camrose aforesaid, containing by admeasurement 35 R 2r 35nor thereabouts, now in the occupation of Mr Lewis as yearly tenant, at the annual rent of £ 25. LoT rBTl'/Tn8 ttage' tene,ment' farm and lands called BARTH, In the parish of Camrose aforesaid, and the fields called West Moor, Upper West Moor, Middle Moor, Lower West Moor, and Lower Moor, situate in the same patlrsh, containing together bv admeasurement Jba Or. ïp. or thereabouts, and now in the occupation of Mr T. George, as early tenant, at the annual rent of £ 53 0 J Lor tenement, farm and lands called DIPPLES MOOR, situate in the pariteh of Camrose aforesaid, containing by admeasurement (>s Acres 1 Roott _0 Perche", or thereabouts, in the oc. cupation of Air Joseph Roberts, under a lease for three lives, two of whom only now survive, aged re- spec ively, 61 and 34, or thereabouts, at the annual rent of £;)0 10a.. and two couple of young fat Hens yearly at Christmas as Customs. LOT 7.nemessuage# tenement, farm aud lands called CAKVlij-A, situate in the parish cf Whit- church, in Dewslaud, in the County of Pembroke, containing by admeasurement 93 Acres 26 Perches, or thereabouts, now in the occupation of Mr John Hughes, as yearly tenant, at the annual rent of £ 77 5s. 'ITMTT?essu.aSe. tenement and lands called MIDDLE MILL, situate in the parish of Whit- church in Dewsland aforesaid, in the occupation of church in Dewsland aforesaid, in the occupation of Mr Wm. Evans, as yearly trnant, at the annual rent of ctb. | Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be obtained with all further information at the Offices. t the Auctioneer, and of MESSRS, DAVIES, GEORGE & Co., Solicitors, Haverfordwest, Haverfordwest, 10th June, 1890. 4IUV, NOTICE. A L^, PE.RSONS FOUND TRESPASSING in Pursuit of (jrAMic, FISHING, or for any other purpose on the Farm and Lands of BARNSLEY, in the parish of Camrose, will be prosecuted as the law directs. All former permissions to fish are hereby withdrawn. J t> T JOHN RICHARDS. Bamsley, Jan. 1st, 1890. HAVERFORDWEST GRAMMAR SCHOOL J FOUNDED 1613. HHAD-MASTER J. S. O. TOMBS, M.A., Sometime Scholar of Winchester College, and Open Classical Scholar of Merton College, Oxford First Class in Classical Moderations, 1878 late Senior Classical Master in Loretto School, Scotland. SRCOND-MASTER-J. SAMUELS, B.A Emmanuel College, Cambridge (late Exhibitioner) Senior Optime Mathematical Tripos Second Class Na. tural Science Tripos. With four other Resident and Visiting Masters. Attached to the School are two exhibitions to some University (or other place of Education approved by the Governors), open to boys who have attended the School for 3 years, of the annual value of £50 each, and tenable for 4 years. There are also several minor scholarships to the School of zC8 yearly value, and tenable for I Boy3 are admitted from eight years of age. I he Head-master receives in his house a limited number of Boarders. Forms of application for admission and further particulars as to terms, &c., may be obtained from the the Gov«nors °F FR°M MR HENRT DAVIES Clerk to The School commences again on Tuesday, April 22. HAVERFORDWEST DOG SHOW, 1890. 22 CLASSES. £50 IN PRIZES. THE FIFTH EXHIBITION OF DOGS WILL BE HELD IN THE COVERED CORN MARKET HAVERFORDWEST, ON THURSDA Y, AUGUST 14^,1890. Classes for nearly every breed of Dogs. JUDGES FREEMAN LLOYD, ESQ., London; and J. H. CHARLES, ESQ., Solicitor, Neath. HON. SEC.: EDWARD VAUGHAX, ESQ., late M.F.H. Schedules are now ready, and may be obtained from the Acting Secretary, MR. FRED. W. LEWIS, Goat Street, Haverfordwest. A FLOWER SHOW will be held the same day. SECOND HAND FURNITURE. PARTIE? hiving SECOND HAND FURNI TURE to dispose of apply to W. D. PHILLIPS, Auction Rooms, Market Street, Haverfordwest iSGGS EGGS EGGS A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO POULTRY BREEDERS. P^Bred Black Spauish, a Sitting of 14 Eggs, 3s 6d the well-known Plymouth Rocks, 14 per sitting, 3s 6d., Pure Bred Dorkings, 14 per sitting, 4s. Any time daring the Summer on application to B. M. DAVIKS, Queen's Hotel, Haverfordwest. LAWRENNY ESTATE. rpHE LADY-DAY AUDITS of the above Estate JL will be held as under :— PEMBROKE Saturday. 19th July, 1890. EFFR ESTON .Monday 21st tI TENBY .Taesday 22nd „ » LAWRENNY 1 7 „ LANGUM Wednesday -3rd „ ROSEMARKETV mu a n(tl NEYLAND } Thursday -4th „ HAVERFORDWEST Saturday 26th CHAS. WM. REES STOKES, Agent. Tenby, 1st July, 1890. •• CLIFTON HOUSE MEYRtCK STREET, PEMBROKE DOCK. EDUCATIONAL, ESTABLISHMENT FOR YOUNG LADIES. PRINCIPALS—THE MISSES DAVIES, assisted by Competent Resident Governesses. rpHIS Establishment, which is healthily situated -L combines the comforts of home with Schcj regulations, and special attention P*ld to the; health and moral training of the pupils. The course of instruction pursued is calculated to meet all the requirements of the present day it includes English in all its branches, French, German, Music, Singing Drawing, Painting, Daneing, &c. Terms moderate. 1\TESSRS. WADE & MEGGITT, of Tenby, beg ITJ. respectfully to announce the important engage- ment of DR. PARRY'S NATIONAL OPERA COMPANY j in the Charming and Successful production of j L!J "ARIANWSN," j ^Iiich has created so great a fnror.j throughout South ^ALES. SPECIAL' SCENES, SPECIAL COSTI'MES, &C., C ENORMOUS ATTRACTIONS at the ^JASQMIC II ALII, JJ-AVERFORJ,WEST, I W <(in<>>iduy, (one night onlyJ July, i/tr. 23rd. Prices from 6d to 3s. Tickets at Mr T. Y/hite's. CELEBRATED PRINCIPALS, AIV.MKN .M, « VCRCS, TiI{; ,whr'!c [m"1¡¡'¿Wj the Greatest Mush-d fill I (hxratic ^oduction ever submitted to the public of Y ?t'fst. N )te the names of the Principals. Note the numtier of the Chovup. Note the name of the Principal <'omedian, AIR II. LLC YD. Marget, yo'll get me in a temper, rainq you." y BUDGET, 189 0. -:0:- WE ARE NOW OFFERING OUR TEAS AND CURRANTS TO THE PUBLIC AT THE FULLEST POSSIBLE REDUCTION ACCORDING TO THE RECENT BUDGET. Haverfordwest, May, 1890. ELLIS & COMPANY.

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY TIME TABLE. JULY, 1890, AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. UP—WEEK DATS. SUNDAYS. a.m. a.m. > a.m. a.m. a.m. P.M. p.m. p.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. New Milford. dep. 2 45 6 45 8 1010 lOilO 30 1 0 5 0 7 6 3 55 10 0 5 0 Milford 6 15| 8 5:i0 5jl0 5 12 25 4 65 7 0 Johnston 2 50 6 58 8 2210 22,10 42 1 18 5 13 7 17 4 810 13 5 13 Haverfordwest 7 8j 8 32,10 32,10 53 1 24 5 24 7 27 4 17 10 34 .5 34 Clarbeston Road 7 21 11 5 1 37 7 39 10 37 Clynderwen 7 34j 11 17 1 50 5 46 7 51 10 50 5 48 Whitland 7 48 9 711 611 37 2 7 6 3 8 6 11 4 6 0 St. Clears 8 0 9 18j 11 48 2 18 6 141 8 18 11 16 6 12 Sarnau 8 10 11 57 2 27 8 27 11 23 Carmarthen June arr. 3 48j 8 21 9 3411 31 12 8J 2 38 6 30 8 38 5 5 11 34 9 29 DOWN-WREK DAYS. SUNDAYS. DOWN—WBKK DATS. SUNDAYS. a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. a.m. (p.m. Carmarthen June dep 12 33 5 3 9 21ill 21 2 42: 4 15 6 15 6 49 5 3 9 15 Sarnau 9 3l|ll 31 2 52 6 59 9 26 St. Clears 5 18 9 39 11 40 3 1| 6 30 7 8 5 18 9 34 Whitland 5 35 9 54111 55 3 17i 4 42 6 46 7 24 5 35 9 48 Clynderwen 5 46 10 6 12 6 3 281 7 35 5 46 9 57 Clarbeston Road 10 19,12 18 3 40; 7 47 10 9 Haverfordwest 1 1S; 6 11 10 30:12 30 3 52 5 12 7 16 7 59 6 11 10 20 Johnston 1 30; 6 26 10 42 12 42 4 4 5 23j 7 27 8 11 6 2610 32 I Milford arr.I 7 ID 10 oo l 2o 4 au 5 «iOj 7 4Uj I ••• I 1 New Milford arr.l 1 45 6 40)10 55 12 55) 4 15 5 351 7 401 8 25' J 6 40310 45|

PEMBROKE AND TENBY TIME TABLE. .J UP TRAINS—WEKK DAYS. SUNDAYS. a.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. ¡ p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. Pembroke-Dock dep. 7 40 9 50 10 15 12 SO 2 30 4 30 6 35 a 0 Pembroke 7 48 9 58 10 23 12 38 2 40 4 38 6 43 3 8 Lamphey. 752 .1027 § 245442547 312 Manorbier 7 59 10 36 12 46 2 55 4 50 6 55 3 21 Penally 8 7 10 43 12 52 3 5 4 58 7 2 3 38 f'arr 8 10 10 13 10 46 12 55 3 10 5 1 7 5 3 35 Tenby -[ d 8 16 io 20 10 50 1 5 5 5 7 10 5 0 Saundersfcot 8 25 10 30 11 0 1 15 5 15 7 21 5 10 Kilgetty and Begelly 5 28 11 3 1 IS § 7 24 5 13 Narberth 8 45 10 45 11 18 1 40 5 35 7 45 5 30 Whitland arr. 8 55; 10 55 11 28 1 55 5 45 7 55 5 40 Narberth 84510451118140 5 35 7 45 5 30 Whitland arr. 8 55; 10 5511 28 1 55 5 45 7 55 5 40 DOWN TRAINS—WEM DAYS. SUNDAY. i a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m.I P-n.. p.in. p m. p.m. Whitland 5 55 10 0jl2 10 3 20! 4 45l 6 50; 7 30 7 0 Narberth 6 7 10 1012 25 3 351 4 55 7 Oj 7 45 7 15 Kilgetty and Begelly 6 23 10 2512 40 3 50 7 15| 5 ? 82 Saundersfoot 6 27 10 30jl2 45 3 55! 5 15 7 20, 8 5 7 35 T i „ f arr 6 37 10 40,12 55 4 10| 5 25 7 30| 8 15 7 45 enDy jdep 6 40 10 50 1 10 4 30j 5 30 7 35; 8 30 8 0 Penally 6 43 10 53! 1 13 4 34 7 38! § 8 5 Manorbier 6 52 11 2il 22 4 50 7 47 8 45 8 15 Lamphey 7 0 11 10: 1 30 4 58) 7 54 8 55 8 23 Pembroke 7 5 11 15i 1 37 5 3, 5 47 8 0 9 0 8 30 Pembroke Dock 15 ^5^1(^5^55 8 10 9 10 8 40 § Stop when required for through passengers on speaking to the Guard.

EASY TFRms Oy pURCHASE BY 12 IVIO-NTHLY — ("1' longer by arrangement.) The Pneumatic Tyred Irwell" b: 12 monthly payments of 30s. 200 CYCLES of every kind and make in Stock, from Y,3 1 Os. upwards. Please Call, pay your first monthly instalment and ride the selected machine away. No extra charge for Credit. Buyers taught to ride gratuitously. in JUVENILE SAFETIES & QHILDREN'S QYCLETTES A CPECIALITY. ELECTRIC Light Lamps, Bells, French Cycle-horns, Whistles cud ail ace^wies. Inspection of our stock invited. If you cannot call, write and state your wishes qr". » e will comr>1v with them same day if possible. Machines guaranteed to the rider. CYCLES REPAIRED frhurmehlT overhauled New Tyres, &c., Chaiges moderate. THE TENBY & PEMBROKE CYCLE COMPANY GEORGE ACE, MANAGER. THE CYCLE DEPOT (adjoining the Railway Station,) TENBY. N.B,—Agents and real live Canvassers Wanted. Personal application preferred. Any Machines exchanged, bought, or sold. EIXIS & COMPY. Wholesale and General Merchandise Department. • :o: Prices of Agricultllral Seeds. Season 1890. :o:— CLOVER, GRASS SEEDS, Ac. -0- Good Red Clover 5d per lb | Excellent quality 6d do Choice ditto 7d do Superfine ditto. RÙ do Extra Superfine 9d do Welsh Red Clover 7d do Fine Cow Grass 8d do Superfine ditto 9d do (Extra. Superfine ditto lOd do Fine White Clover 7d do Superfine ditto 8d do Fine Alsike 8d do Superfine ditto. 9d do Fine Trefoil 3d do Superfine ditto 4d no Iiib Grass 3^ j0 Choice Timothy Grass.. do j Pacey's Perennial Rye Grass, 22lbs. 2s 3d Ditto Ditto 241 bs. 2s 6d Ditto Ditto 261hs 2s M Fine Home Grown Itahan Rye 'J Grass 1 Slbs 01: (\01 Foreign Impolicy. 18lbs :-Js 3d \1 IvOTE-— We supply all the finer permanent Grass Seeds, sucli as Crested j), Cock's Foot, Meadow Fece#et &c., &c. Most of these ftie lower this seas«e than last. MANGLE WURZELS SWEDE TURNIP SEED, Ac -0- Mammoth Long Red 6(]}yer Norbiton Giant Lon* aed rv 1 lAn Yellow Globe T gd do mttoil's Intermediate 6d do Sutton'? Gulden Tank a id 7d do Tuber's Gate Post Jnl\)rmediat0.. 7d do Hurst's Monarch Swedes lOd do V East Lothian 61 do Improved Skirvings 6d do Shaipe's Improved 6d do Sutton's Champion fi 1 do Hall's Westbury ,1" Dale. Hvbrid V/. •••••» I.U. UO rcstersoTis Hybrid gj Aberdeen Green Top 6d do Aberdeen Purple Top J J., Scotch or Bullock Gd do Devonshi.-c Grey Stone Turnip., fid do bed Norfolk Turnip 6d do Lincolnshire White Early' Turnip Gd do Green Noilolk Turnip (lei on White Globe gd do bile St lie or Stubble 641 ùe Spring Vetches, per Winchester, 631b. 7s ) &ipe Seed 3,14 lb KOTK —Wc shall be ileased to -ct any other kind not in the above Jin thut may be required. J We have much pleasure in placing the above before our A"rieuitnr vi friends r-itli perfect confidence, hayinir .elected them *ith the greatest possible0 care. VcW tesims all as usual, aud liope to submit the ^ame Jus inspection in due course. Whilst using our be^t ende.ivouis to true see is, we give no oUarautee a« to description, quality, production, or ;uiy nhcr 0 The quality and puces this season, .combined with the steady o-r r,f tbvs .1.- »art- •md we offev^t" 5 f ^-UCe* in a and more 'varied '.Hock than uiunl, and MI ortei at above PI./VD TO the ('xtent of our purchases. All accounts payable next Jann.-i'.y. 5 per C( lit Discount for Ca-h on d<-Hverr of Goods on all amounts above te.. shilling. Magnum Bonum, Champion, and Skerry Blue Potatoes ri Mnrkc.t Prices. Haverfordwest, Mareb, 1890. Ellis & Company. TOWEH HILL, HAVERFORDWEST. 1 PRICE & RUSSELl., PAINTERS, GLAZIERS, TAPBU 1IAXCEKS AND j <TEXERAL HOUSE DECORATORS, rrAKE this opportunity of thanking thc-ir X and the puMic generally for tlie support I'IICY have received in tliv above branches of their f< r Mercral years past, Mid also to state that they Cismin&u to execute e ery (lefcriptiou of work at tlic most Moderate Charge?, in tin1 liewtst style and finish, by whicli they confidently hope to merit a coiiLiuuiuiee of public patronage. Since the decease of Mr Trice our Stock of P/'Ipel' Hangings has been thoroughly overhauled and ported ready for Sale. In order to c'ffn out there will be a GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICKS, aud the public will have an opportunity of securing rare bar- gains in PAPER HANGINGS. &c. A Inrse As sortinentof PAPER always in Stock. GLAZING 'G in all its branches. LEAD LIGHTS, \c., ioi Churches or Chapelt*. WINDO VS MADE TO OiiDEIt' Plain ;iud Coloured GLASS at tl.e L ;wect Reuiuner s ative Price. TOWER HILL, HAVKHFO~i)WEST XCTICE OF I J IL runjjps, TAILOR, OUTFITTER, & LADIES" .TA^XKT- XN returning thanks for the verj pairon^ with which tie has been favoured for the last" Twenty-two Years, while resident at No 3, High Street, begs to inform It;, liuaiuim* Eriwids, and the Public in general, that he has removd to UrrEli TOWER HILL, iOjiv (! )t below ensingt-.n Hou*), Where he t.rust.s in future t<> .Ivc the same kind aupport with whicii lie has ■.t-1• n f-isoured. In making this annoum;. 1.1. ;<> h.: think** he mty got inappropriately refer to lite very yciieral bAtlS- taction lie has almost invariably given, boih as reo gards tiie Quahty, Style, and Fit as well as the Moderation of th- Prices < harpeii. f R. P. aKo begs to nssure. ail who mav^favor itl.. with a call that liis best eadeavtttrs cive satisfaction in the future. Please observe the Changed Ad<1^5^ j NKXX 1>OOK TO JLJUSINSTIT." 4 Varus J 1

as though they were a herd of swine. They re- ceived their instructions without a murmur and worked with as much willingness as though their very lives depended upon the destiny of the flames- Our crew, of course, worked with an equal willingness, but in doing so were not sub- jected to the tyranny inflicted upon the China- men. We continued working the whole of the night and the valuable trenches on the following morning were completed. The safety of the village and of the oil was then secure but the fir6 in the hills remained an unquenchable flame for nearly a week afterwards. Before extin- i guishing itself it transferred for four consecu- tive nights the darkness of the ranchman's camp into the light of day and reduced the verdant mountain growth into an extensive bed of smouldering dust. I am not able to calculate the damage caused by the unfortunate spark of the locomotive; the lose, however, must have been heavy, as the fire, in its resistless fury had destroyed a considerable quantity of timber, as well as a large batch of wheat which had grown to maturity on the side of one of the hills. The date of my leaving the ranch corresponds within two weeks with the date of the fire. A fortnight following the conflagration I received a letter- from England which induced me to j abandon the isolated calling of a ranchman i and to undertake a homeward journey 3000 miles overland and 3000 miles over water. The overland, train by which I travelled, took I' five days and fifteen hours on her journey from California to New York, and the admirable Atlantic liner • The City of New York landed me safely in Liverpool in a little over six days from the time of my embarkation. My sketch is now finished. In presenting it to my readers I have endeavoured in my im- ( perfect way to commit to paper as accurately as ( possible, my reflections on a twelve months' 1 sojourn in America, confining my remarks more ] particularly, to my surroundings in the isolated Camn nf nnr nntfit nf Wpntarn r»nr»Vimpn Tf -I:' .w-- my readers have been interested in the sketch I shall feel that the light which I have at- tempted to throw across the xanchman's path in a far-off country has not been reflected in vain. The end.