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A. ROYAL HOTEL. IiIaAMeOI^USX. Extensive Alterations and Additions have just been completed at the above Fa.:JCt1:1y EB.3ta.ci. Oonrnxercia. Botel Which mates it now one of the most convenient in this LOVELY VALE," and second to none in the Principality for Comfort, Catering and Situation JAMES S. SHAW, Proprietor. :>.10_ LL UDO. ALEXANDRA HOTEL K!rs. JONES ) n EVIiss RASNSFORD j Proprietresses ,1nU \IO.I''t,IIi.r_1'.è-aÐII..9or.Z"III'õIr_l COURT ROYAL Private Boarding Residence Queen's Road, Oraig-y-Don, LLANDUDNO. Conducted by C01D"BøT. Mountain and Sea Views. Home Comforts. TERMS MODERATE. X-Xj!3M"»TIT333SrO- ROYAL HOTEL, »8h Standing in its own Grounds. Three minutes' walk from Pier. First-class Billiard Room. Hotel 'Bus meets Trains. Near Golf Links. JAMES SHENTON, Proprietor u Arundel" Private Boarding House (WINTER RESIDENCE), LLEWELYN STREET, LLANDUDNO Pleasantly Situated, with Eveiy Rome Comfort; 2 Minutes' Walk of the Pier 1-avilion T.rms Moderate WILLMAMS; IF YOUR WATCR OR CLOCK feTOPb, rLaCE IT IN THE HANDS OF HODGETTS WEISSBECK, Practical Watch & Clock lakers, Working Jewellers, &c. Agents for the Waterbury Watch Com- Jr^l pany's Repairing Department, any Repair ]lot tø exceed 28. 6d. 1" Clocks, Barometers. Musical Boxes, SpectacleB, &c., Repaired. l All Repairs Guaranteed, and will be kept right for the ensuing Six Months, Free cf Charge, unless damaged by accidE'nt. N 1 THE ADDltESS- OPPOSITE THE "l..r', fZ;2:}.:L,n:o.7r-ua-8ItPQ1 -^PWLLHSL, (FINEST BEACH IN WALES.) I rn I- ø C) -I :c rn Q Z ::z: 0 LoU :c I- c:,) 00 -I L.U II" == r Wi.]ST ENO FTO -"irsf-class Family Hotel, opened ia 1896; charmingly situated on sea front, with unrivalled vi«-v ot Mountain Sceaerv. C-m:nodio.us Public Rooms (also I nvate Suites), luxuriantly furnished and fitted wi:h every mod.ru "convenience. Sanitation ««te' MF»rate High-class Cuisine. Wines and Spirits of Choicest Brands. S £ .ecia-h ,'meets trams Gom, LAW. TKSXIS, BILLIARDS. STAULISO. Safe Boating and Sea Bathing. Omnibus meets trams. SEYMOUR EADY, Proprietor. Telegrams: KM>Y, !VU.UM.I." (Late South Beach Hotel.) Padarn Villa Hotel, xjUAjssriEaEfstxs- (In connection with the Snowdon Mountain Tramroad.) rrfHS Establishment stands in its own grounds, at the foot of Snowdon, surrounded by J_ magnificent scenery, within two miles of the famed Pass of Llanberis Llanberis is the starting point for the Snowdon Mountain Tramroad. Coaahes run Daily to and from Bettws-y-Ooel and Beddgelert. PONIES AND GUIDES TO SNOWDON. 'Boa.ts a.214 pisSaLiaag- on tlie liaises. BILLIARDS AND LAWN TENNIS. Telegte. PADAKM VILLA, LLANISERIS." ArpLY-THE MANAGERESS Royal Victoria Hotel. In Connection with the Snowdon Mountain Tramroad, the Lower Sta.tion of which adjoins the Hotel Gardens. Under the Management of the Com- pany. THIS Hotel is situated aithejlln c- tion of the two luke", at the foo1 of Snowdon. Has Mnglliticent Cot7c< HOOIll, Laùies' DrawÜ¡g l{oom, Bat} Booms, BilliArd l{oom, Smokiu 1:00111, and upwards of 4.0 Bedrooms with beautiful laid out GlOunls, it which are the ruinf of Dolbadan Cast.e POSting- III all its Branche! anI Cu!\ches to and from Bett,s-y-coei and Beddgelert. Ponies and Guides to Snowdon. Fishing in Llyn Peris Prcservet for Visitors in Hotel. Boats 011 the Lakes. Hcduced Boarding Terms fro11 Xovemuer 1st to Apri13Ûth, Apply-THE l\LHIAGlmESS. Teleg Victoria," Llanberis,' DOLBADARN HOTEL FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOUSE, IIIIASTBEKXS. Ponies and Guides to Snowdon. ESTABLISHED 1808. N. B.-This is the C.T.C. Head-quarters. Three minutes' walk from L. N. W. Station W. O. THOMAS, Proprietor. For the Cheapest and Best BOOTS and SHOES, GO TO THE MANUFACTURER, J. F. JONES, BRISTOL HOUSE, 67, MOSTYN ST., LLANDUDNO Where you can Eelect from the Largest Stock in the Country a single pair of Boots at the Lowest Wholesale Price, warranted to wear well. Boots of every description Made to Measure, or Repaired by Experienced Workmen. Large and choice assortraent of Ladies and Gentlemen's and CUdrea% BOOTS, SHOES, SUPPERS, LAWN TENNIS, SAND SHOES, &c. The TRADE SUPPLIED with Leather, Boots or Uppers, at the Lowest Prices. Agent for JONES' Celebrated Sewing Machines. Ladies' Laced Boots 3/11. Hea's ditto 4/11. Men's Nailed Boots 4/6. Boys' and Girls' School Boots 2/6 and 2/11. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots Soled and Heeled from 1/11 LLANDUDNO WEST. n FREEHOLD BUILDING PLOTS FOR SALE IN THE ABOVE CHARMING SITUATION, With Option of Buying by Deferred Payments. FIRST-CLASS VILLA SITES, Near suggested site for New Church. For Particulars apply to- Messrs. 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OO East India Pale 3/0 2/- O „ „ „ 3/- 1/9 L.B. Light Bitter (specially recommended) 2/0 1/6 F.A. Family Ale 2/- 1/4 D S. Double Stout 3/- 1/9 S.S. Single Stout 2/6 1/9 P. Porter. 2/- 1/4 (In Cork or Screw-Stoppered Bottles). (In Cork or Screw-Stoppered Bottles). CHAMPAGNES, SPARKLING HOCKS, MOSELLES BURGUNDIES, CLARETS, CHABLI8, CORDIALS, LIQUEURS, PORTS, SHERRIES, &c. AUSTRALIAN WINES, "BIG TREE" and "ORION" BRANDS. MARTELLS and HENNESSY'S BRANDIES. RODERIC DHU, HIGHLAND CHEAI, INVERCAULD, BRIGAQIER, GLENLIVET, and J JAMESON'S WHISKIES. AGENT FOR IND, COOPE AND CO., BREWERS, IMPORTERS AND BONDERS OF WINES AND SPIRITS, INDIA PALE ALES AND STOUTS IN CASKS AND BOTTLES. SPECIAL TERMS TO HOTELS AND BOARDING-HOUSES. WINES AND SPIRITS. NOTE THE ADDRESS- 8, LOWER MOSTYN STREET, LLANDUDNO. Choice Assortment of HAVANA, MEXICAN & BRITISH CIGARS. PRICE LIST POST FREE ON APPLICATION. "WAVE CRES" ) Boarding Establishment, :EI::a.. Pe::a..si.o::a. Centre of Grand Parade Faci,, ig the Sea. Hihly Recormnended. Tariff. MISSES ROBERTS, PROPRIETORA qifiep. WHEELDON'S "THE WHITE HOUSE" PRIVATE HOTEL ESTABLISHMENT, 3» ST- GEORGE'S CRESCENT. LLANDUDNO. fjCentre of Grand Promenade. Facing the Sea. k This House is especially adapted for a comfort, l/gable Winter Home. Massage and Electrical Treatment if desired. Hoxx COMFORTS. GOOÐ t)Olt!10. WHEELDON. THE CRAIG-Y-DON TEMPERANCE BOARDING HOUSE, I.5L.-A-3B"X>TCJ303Xr o. Facing the Sea and within a few minutes' walk of Riviere's Concert Hall. TERMS MODERATE. Apply for Tariff—MISS MTPDLETON, MISS WOOD. -ôo.J-
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i , Up the Conway Valley and…
Up the Conway Valley and to Snowdon. Visitors to Llandudno who can spare an extra week or so should not omit to explore the many pleasant spots abounding in the beautiful Vale of Conway. As many probably know. the River Conwav is navigable, for about 14 miles, and every day, as the Lid serves, a compact little steamer carries passengers as far as the pretty village of Trefriw. The starting point generally is Deganwy. When the tide is full and the country luxuriant with summer foliage, this excursion i- most delightful. Soon after leaving Taiycafu, the ancient Church cf Caeriam is seen on the right bank, directly after Rhaiaur Jlawr and Dolgarrog Waterfalls, then the Chalybeate Wells, and soon he steamer is moored opposite the hotel. Those who prefer terra firmn will probably take advantage of the railway up the Vale of Conway. The mountain views are most extensive, and all appear on the right of the line. They include Talyfan, Foel Fras Moel Eil'o. Penllithrig. and Carnedd Llewelyn. At Talycafr, Station there is a ferry across the river, and a bridge is being built, and from thence a pleasant afternoon's walk may be taken through the village of Roewen, over the hills to Llanfairfechan or Aber. JJonrrrnt is a good market town. and from here omnibuses to Trefriw. Gwvdr Castle, about half- a mile away, is well worth a visit. The rext station, Bettw»-y-C<>ed. is one of the most lovf-ly spots in Xorth Wales. Here the Rivers Conway and jJugwy meet. It is a favourite halting-place for anglers, artists, and tourists of all descriptions The chief attractions consist of the splendid river sylvan scenery. The Fairy Glen, the Conway Falls, the ?«finers' Bridge, and the Swallow Falls all combine to lv.re the visitors to linger here. On the hill stands Llyn Elsie, a beautifully situated lake. where fishing is obtained. The hotel accommodation at Bettwg-y-Cocd is ample. Pursuing our wttv by coach from the Royal (hl., Hold, a charming drive of six miles brings us to Captl Curiff. having on our way passed the Miners' Bridge and the Swallow Falls. In a few minutes Moel Siabod appears on the left, and the monarch of Welsh mountains is seen soon after. There is capital fishing in the lakes near the Royal Hotel and the village is finely situated for ascending Moel Siabod and the Girders From Capcl Cicriff. by the Holyhead Road, to Bangor is a grand ride, through wild Nant Francon. and past the immense slate quarries at Bethesda. Proceeding in the opposite direction from Capel Curig, past the lakes after a four miles' drive, Peny- girrytl (made famous by Charles Kingsley), is reached. The roads here diverge, one leading down the beautiful Vale of Gwynant to Beddgelert (eight miles further), and the other through the renowned Pass of Llanberis, the grandest, scenery in Wale*, under Snowdon on the left, and the Glyders on the right. Llanberis. nestling with its laker at the foot of Snowdon, is a most popular and justly famed resort. From here Snowdon (3573ft.) may be ascended either on foot or by the new mountain railway. There is an hotel at the summit. Descend on foot on southern slope to Snowdon Station (Narrow Guage line). Returning to the railway at Bettio.o-y-Coed. the valley of the Lledr is traversed, and W8 soon come to Pont-y- Pant, and a lovelier situation than this cannot be imagined. From here to the populous mining village of Blnena.u Feftining is only six and a half miles, the railway running through a tunnel some two miles long. From Blaenau Festlniog the Great Western line runs to Bala and DoJcrellcy, and the Narrow Gauge (or "Toy") Railway also starts. A journey along this curious little line should not be missed. The route runs along the billsides overlooking the Fale c:1 Maentwroq. through Tanybwlch, and on to Portmadoc. A pleasant drive of eight miles may lJe taken L'om Portmadoc through the famed Pass of Aberglaslyn to Beddgelert, a charming village on the south side of Snowdon, which may be easily ascended from here, or a drive or walk can be taken to Snowdon Station for Carnarron.
Around the Coast to Cardigan…
Around the Coast to Cardigan Bay and down the Dee Valley. The coast line between Llandudno, Carnarvon, and Barmouth is full of beauty, and tourists should take an opportunity of traversing it and staying here and there en route. Taking the train we come first of all to Conway, the oldest walled town in the Principality, the ancient palace of Queen Elizabeth (Plas Mawr), the old church, the grand old castle and the walls are full of interest. Peiuitaeumuu-r, the next station, is a modern water ing place with a good beach and charming mountain walks. Three miles fnrther we come to IJanfairJecJ>a», another pretty bathing resort, splendidly situated for mountain climbing On the left after leaving the station, the mansion of Mr. Sydney Piatt is noticed. Passing Aber Station (a capital spot whence to ascend Carnedd Llewelyn), after running through Lord Penrhyn's Park, the city of Bangor is reached, and the cathedral and Menai Straits claim attention. Coach tours can be taken from Bangor to the heart of Wild Wales. Proceeding to Garth Ferry (one mile from the Station) a steamer takes passengers across the Straits to Be a um aris; a famous watering place lu Anglesey where there are great attractions for yachting men. The old castle and Sir Richard Bulkeley's Park should be seen. Visitors should take a drive along the Straits to Menai Bi idge the suspension bridge, and tubular bridge connecting the mainland and Anglesea are to be seen across the former the road runs back to Bangor. Proceeding by rail, balf,an-houl"s journey along the Straits brought us to the ancient town of Carnarvon, where the historic castle must be explored. Joining the Cambrian Railway at Afon wen Junction, we soon reach that rising seaside town, Pwllheli, where there is an excellent beach. In the other direction we reach the ancient town of Harlech A further run along the coast bring, us to Barmouth, a fashionable and beautifully situated watering place. The railway crosses the estuary of the Mawildach by a bridge two miles long. and winds along the estuary, through Penmac.npool to Dolgelley, a beautiful sylvan spot from whence Cader Idris may be easily scaled. The Great Western Railway hence rims to Bala, where good lake fishing may be had. The ride from here along the Dee Valley to the lovely Vale of Llangollen cannot be beaten for exquisite scenery