The Swansea Gazette and Daily Shipping Register

E.J. DANN & lOMl'V., The South Wales Clothiers, General Outfitters and Boot Merchants, 15 and 16, Wind Street, Swansea. POrtn?a^ot TTTY^TVVVTTTVTYVTVTTVVWVTVVVrVTTVT WVVTTTVTTTTTTVTTTTTTVTTVTTTT and-made OXLSBZXlsrS Complete Outfits To suit all Classes and Climates Every description of I BOOTS Sc SHOES All kinds of SEAMEN'S BEDDING kept in stock and made to order. Fishermen's Complete Outfits Fishermen's floods a speciality APPRENTICES COMPLETE OUTFITS kept in stock or made to order. BUSINESS MEN! What about your PRINTING Shall we do it Circulars to exactly imitate Typewriting on Customers' own stationery for your if desired. Quotations free. Vaughan's Printing Works 1, Salubrious Place, V V SWANSEA. ;1" Subscription Order Form. for Daily Shipping Register." WWW^»'WWW/*WW>^WVI I Please enter Name as subscriber to the Swansea Daily Shipping Register," for which.enclose.One Quarter's Subscription. r I JVcume Address .e: ,A To the Manager, ], Salubrious Place.

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