Haverfordwest and Milford Haven Telegraph and General Weekly Reporter for the Counties of Pembroke Cardigan Carmarthen Glamorgan and the Rest of South Wales

LOCAL RAILWAY TIME TABLE July, Aug. and Sept. UP-WEEK DAYS. SUNDAYS I n.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. I a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. n.In a.m. p.m. New Milford dep 8 5 10 1011 10;11 50 1 0 4 40 6 30! 6 40 10 30 C 30 Old Milford 8 o! 9 45 ?10 55,11 45 12 55 4 30 6 25! 9 0 — — Johnston 8 17, 9 55 10 23'11 20,12 0 1 13 4 53 6 43' 9 10 — ;10 41 6 43 If.-WEST 8 28: 10 5 10 35 11 3012 10 1 24 5 5 6 61 9 20 6 57 10 51 6 54 Clarbestou Road] 8 *411 10 48 — 1 36 5 20: — j 11 3 Clynderwen 8 53' 11 5 11 52, 1 48 5 32? 7 16 H3 11 15 7 16 Whitland .1 9 14? 11 25 12 5 2 5\ 5 50! 7 30. e 11 26 7 30 St. Clears. 9 26' 11 38 — 2 18 6 51 7 4 3 11 38 7 44 Sarnau .1 9 34 — — 2 27 & Y ? 11 45  Car. Junction.. 9 50i 12 0 ?t2 38? 2 42?6321, 8 3 ?7 4211 58 8 3 Llanelly 10 30 1250 1 12) 3 28' 7 2°1 8 36 §? 8 14 12 41 8 36 p.m. a.m. ? p.m.? p.m. a.m. Paddington arr.1 540i 640\ '11  2 301 9 35 3 3' Padclin-ton arr.1 5 401 640 ;11 4 5;3 30? 3 0! 9 35 3 3 DOWN-WEEK DAYS. SUNDAYS p.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. I a.m. Paddington dep 9 15, — j 5 30 — 10 15 i 4 30 9 15 11 45 a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. ? a.m. p.m Llanelly 4 27 '915 12 32 3 41 4 9 6 7 S — 4 27 8 28 Car. Junction 5 2' 9 49, ;j 1 18 4 12 4 40 G 57 ? 10 7 5 2 9 8 Car. Juue'L ion ?3 2' 9 49 1 18 — N 7 10! — j 9 20 Sarn,tu 1() 0 1 3,) N 710, 9 20 St Clears 5 20 10 8 1 1 42 4 56. 7 19 ? 5 20 9 27 Whitland 5 3,? 10 22 1 58 448 510 735 § 5 38? 9 38 Clynderwen 5 51 10 34 2 12 5 0 523 7 48? 5 51? 9 50 Clarbeston Road 1047 p.m. 2 24 5 12 N 8 0 — 110 2 H -WEST 6 10 10 15 10 58 12 20 2 35 5 22 5 46 819 30 10 52 6 10,10 11 Johnston 6 27 10 30 11 10 12 30; 2 50 5 351 6 0' 82519 40 6 2710 23 Old :Milford arr. 6 45 10 40 11 35 12 45i 3 15 6 15: 8 45; 9 50 — Now Milford 6 40 11 25 12 45 3 10; 5 50 6 15! 8 40; ill 15' 6 4010 35 N calls at SARNAU & CLARBESXON ROAD when required to set down passengers from London. Trains departin° g from Old Milford:—6.15, 8.0, 9.45, 10.55, 11.45 a.m 12.55, 2.35, 4.30 o 5.40, 6.25, 8.10, 9.0 p.m. (Thursdays only). Trains arriving at Old Milford -6.45, 8.35. 10.40, 113.5 a.m. 12.45, 1.30. 3.15, 5.10, 6.15, 7.0, 8.45 p.m., (9.50 Thursdays only). CLYNDERWEN AND GOODWICK. n.m. p-m- D-m. a.m. p.m. p.m Clynderwen (lop. 10.40 2.25 dep 0.5 12.10 5.20 Llanycufu 10.50 2.55 6.0 Letterston D.2-) 12.27 5.37 :11 2.4S 6.13 Puncheston U.12 12.43 5.53 Ko^ebush 11 -10 2.55 6.23 Rosebush 12.59 6.8 Puncheston 11.D 3.11 6.39 Maenclochog „ 10.5 1.6 6.14 T,ett.Ston 11.43 3.25 6.53 Llanyeefu 10.17 1.18 G.25 Gooclwick arr 12.0 3.45 7.10 Clyliderwen arr. 10.30 1.30 6.35 N.13.- "\Vhile using every precaution to make the above list as correct as possible, we do not hold ourselves responsible for any errors that may creep in.

The Farmer's Friend IS T I IE, "MELOTTE" SEPARATOR! Unrivalled an a Cream Prodaccr. WHAT DO FARMERS REQUIRE More than a Reduction in Rent ? READ THE "MELOTTE" SEPAPwVTOB CATALOGUE and the question will answer itself.' The folio7,-irig are a few of the advantages 1, f 1,' c l aimed for this EEMAKKABLE MACHINE Increased Profits in the Dairy Eight Cows with a Mclotte Produce more Bllt tel" than Ten Cows without One. The Melotto has beaten all'Jempetitors, including thn AHa Laval," which it has now superseded altogether Ten Times in Public Trials. —— PAUIS EXPOSITION, 1900. The Highest Award. TIIK. (I IIAMI L'nix Axi) GOLD MUDAI, -was gained by the "MEL'iTTE" SKI'A Iv ATOP. S.ii) Aj'enU J or Pnnbrokcishiro PtULLiPS&WILKINS. IIA V E it lr '■) U D \\r E S T. N. 15.— Our r'veling Departuient includes a SPECIAL luADTEI at £ 7 17s. 6d. Gn?ra!L"d exti'aordinarv value. ,?-  ?? tr'n C' ? ? !D ?C /??/?? I U???i ?-??.? u? ??LCD<?J. New z r" ei SQCGStd»handl 0:jcl-ss (Ladfcs' and Gents' to bo cleared)! \.J,J.' 1'.1 U.(.J OJ", ClCa r.. f). "I'" ;o vn-z. !'I.. 5|.i2ir!iissT,57 and iDla 71 1901 JEACHINE-3: SwiGirTLY iDP SAILED: ;J> tI F?C3*:2 c'? '?' '& ?<S*'3 (:£'.1' <. h'" yiiXL) 1"LKAlwVNCE LIST. d; c- '1'1':)1> '.A"1¡jr"'< l;(r; 01' ;f; <: f /t Fropri-y T;. »v Si.-il -is ;;b .v;1, 91. 1);d1 E ¿PI r ¡ rt;. f;J r. v "(.: )Z? O A¥ IES BROTHERS, STEl'IsEY CYCLil WuIiKo, 43 IjLA.I\' lilijT.jY. I HILL EOUcE COLLEGE, HAYEEFOEDWEST. j THE JIISSES DAYIES (Daughters of the late Rev. T. Davies, D.D.,) OXDL'GT A SCHOOL FOR BOARDERS AND \? DAY PUPILS at the above commodious and wiill-situatcl residence. The course of instruction comprises the usual branches of a sound English Education with Music (^Pianoforte and Violin), French, German, Latin, Drawing and painting. Pupils prepared for the Oxford and Cambridge Local, College of Preceptors, Trinity College and other Examinations. I Kindergarton Class every morning from 10 to 12 o'clock. Prospectuses on application. The next tenn will begin 011 Thursday afternoon, September I'Jth. MILFORD HAVEN COUNTY INTER- MEDIATE SCHOOL. HEADMASTER E. LEWIS JOXES, M.A. (Cantab.), Assisted by an efficient Staff. Michaelmas TERM win commence on tcesiuy.  SKITKMISEK 10th, 1!K)1. Fees, £ 1 Gs. ;d. pcr Term, or I'l for second Pupil of same family. I's pcrtcru). Ali Fees are payable in advance. J. II. DAY, •to;! CLEICK TO THE MANAGERS.  ?gLFQ?B C.OUNTY SCHOOL. A GRAND BAZAAR ( Lndcr Distinguished Vutronuye) WILL DB IIJJLD E AELf I N 19 0 2, IX AID OF TIIE ABOVE BUILDING YCXD. IGO MR. C. BULMEii, (Fellow of the Royal College of Or^mnVis Licentiate of the Rovnl Academy of Music), Co-OUGANJSf OF ST. MARY'S, Haverfordwest I.KSSOXS GIVF.X IX ORGAN and PIANOFORTE PLAYING, SINGING, HARMONY, COUNTERPOINT, &c. A Term can be CfJlJllilcJlced at any time. References kindly permitted to Dr. F. U. (iur.KXtsu. Address—DE W STREET, 1 IAVKUI-'UIIDWKST. borough OF THE TOWN AND county of hayerkordwest. FAIRS FOR 1901. HE FAIRS for l'JOl will be held as follows X unless unforeseen cir'Mimstfiuces shall make an alteratiou necessary — J AN UAUY 'I'liesday, ?!!). FEBUUAHY 'L'uesd.iy, kfih. MARCH Tuesday, llth. APRIL. 'J'l!, Uth. M.l1! Tuesday, )4th J UN E (Cor Wu?i & Mock), Tuesday, Hth. JULY Tuesdaj7, 9th. AUGUST.Tuesday, l-'H,h. SEPTEMHElt Friday, SEPTEM IiEll Tuesday, 17th. OCTOBER (Hiring) Saturday, Otli. | OCTOHi'lR ]5th. *Ni.)YEMI]E!l Tuesday, 12 th. THE PIG FAIRS T II E  1-? A T l? S Will be held on the day after the Cattle Fairs. [fit,, Maverfordwest I. airs aiy. Uorebv eautioried against, the practice of wit,ii Instninienf. for (he juirno^e of ilarkin^ any uniin tl and Notice is i IhrcbyCiven. under Stntut, 13 and 13 Yictoiia, Cap. persons fcund Laeeriifiug any Animnl wiil be liable to « Penalty of £ 5. | THOMAS L JAMES. Mavor. 1 lav, v ford west, Nov. oth, 1300. PURE BEER N'? ? ? ?"? ¡ 11 '4. 11. 't, 4 Ji..J lL.4 .l..4 & j TilE FINEST QUALITY *'k/T A Ta '?-.?K 'tJ ? ;¡.) O&'?'S 1/œ¡1 Eit!? ..1 MADE FROAI PEMBROKESHIRE ];LiTi ONLY, GO TO :3"w~ t  J)' \?' J.? J ?? X j ?.? ? No Foreign or English Malt kept in Stock, j BEST KENT AND SUSSEX H O FS 1 AT LOWEST VRICES. 11 If21 3 TO BRITISH k )! ttB????S? 8 ?T?'?'?'? ) DEAL ONLY ON H. METHOD of DIRECT SUPPLY 1 AND OBTAI. THE HIGHEST VALUE AT 'o LUTELY FA.CTORY PRICES. 11 AGOLDEN OFFER. 15/ 6 H. 15/6 "MARVEL' IU 6 LEVER WATCH Real Silver case handsomely engine turned. Fine full plate movernent, expan- sion balance, principal actions Jewelled, excellent construction throughout. Ele- gant, durable. Sent post free to any address on THE "MARVEL"  P,0-0.-15/6. LEVER. 'I I I Æl 4 WHAT OUR SOLDIERS SAT | 5/y, 6THCOV.W.D.K.G.A., minwutilel CARD n FIELD FORCE, SOUTH AFRICA, POST __wTO-DAY. MBHBT 22YD jj It wil! tak you bu, ? ? ./y???   H B? SIR,—I RECEIVED THE !? t mmute, but it will bring J??)?  <???? WATCH QUITE SAFELY, AND H You FREE by return HOURSR EOF PUREST ( >' c.- I AM PERFECTLY SATISFIED DELIGHT AND DEEPEST WITHIT. I MUST SAY IT IS THE H INTEREST. H SAMUEL,S ) BEST BARGAIN I EVER HAD. II H H. s.. GRAND PRIZE VOLUME. f AOLOWINH PROFUSION* OF BRIGHT AND EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS I EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS M IN WATCHES RINCS, BROOCHES, CLOCKS, SILVER. PLATE, Gold Brooches, 36. Gold Hall-marked CUTLERY, AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER ARTICLES. WRITE FOR IT Gem Rings, 6/6. Silver Photo Frames, !] 1/- and thousands of others. ONE HALF P?se-'HMed?re?i S'. ?TR?A??? SAVED. SENDAPOSTCARDTO-DAY. Purchaser is entitled to share A Months fREE TRIAL allowed.. H. SAMUEL, (?MMKET STREET, MANHESTER.. ESTABLISHED 1829. T. GEORGE BIRCH, I LONDON HOUSE, Haverfordwest. FOR THE SHOOTING SEASON. MOOR, LOCH AND FEN. First deliveries of Scotch and Irish Homespun and Tweed Suitings. WEST BREECHES TWEEDS just received. Also Fine Ranges of STOCKINGS AND UNDERWEAR, FASHION I AND CRIMEAN SHIRTS. TRAVELLING RUGS, CRAVATS, &c., &e. F- D- PHILLIPS, Member of the Pharmaceutical Society, Medallist of the Westminster College of Pharmacy, DISPENSING AND PHOTOGRAPHIC CHEMIST. PATENT MEDICINES AT STORE PRICES. 17, Market Street, Haverfordwest. Buyers and Consumers of Flour Are CAUTIONED against accepting any other MAlvK of so-called BEDIIE' PAPER-. THAN THAT LABELLED IN RED PAPER-. fillers & -j)akei-s, L* • ??. BEDTIE OL "?CLIFF BACK, BR^8 OL Ticketed SPILLEHS5& BAKERS, LTD., R E OTI E. BRISTOL. 1 his favourite Flour was origiually introduced by WILLIAM BAKER &. SONS, UUISTOL, and is still manufactured by SPILLEKS & EAKEKS, LTD., at their Bristol Mills, aud is kept in Stock by all the leading Grocers and Flour Dealers in the District. See that your Flour has on the Label or Ticket the words SPILLEKS BAKERS, Ltd.,Bristol, AS WELL AR lletitie and refuse to accept any other. -u_- MARINERS SQUARE, HAVERFORDWEST J. WOOLCOCK9 Painter, Papcrhamjer, Glazier, House Decorator, yfc., BEG:; rcspcctfully to thank his friends and the public generally for the kind support accorded to him in the past, and to inform them that he intends carrying on his business .1::3 heretofore in all its bnxnehos, and hopes to merit a sharo of public patronage. (): PAINTS OF THE BEST QUALITY ALWAYS IN STOCK. 0: A LAKUE ASSORTMENT OF NEW' CI IE A. I* PAPER FllOM 11(1. UPWARDS GLASS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS FROM 21 d. PER FOOT. T PALMER,. (Late LOED NELSON HOTEL), Wine, Spirit, Ale and Beer Merchant, and Bottler, SIR CHARLES WTIETHAM HOTEL, L it _JJ, High Street, Pill, Milford Haven. Agent for Alisopps' & Bass1 Celebrated Pale and Mild Ale? and Stout in Cask or Bottles.  LIVERY STABLES: Carriages or every Description. LIVERY of ever y Description. SisT* Letters and Telegrams promptly attended to. CARTAGE AGENT FOR GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. [296 m ■ MB J:i¡c Œ '_Â' .J A &c., _v 1 ,In., ,nl1.1 1.J n t C. HIGH: STREET, HAVERFORDWEST. FIUST-CLASS HAIS: CUTTING, SHAMPOOING AND a ROOMS. .L 1 -'1 U \¡ l AÜ 1. PRIVATE ROOM FOR LADIES' HAIR-CUTTING & SHAMPOOING. Tails, Fringes, and all kinds of Ladies' and Gent's Toilet Requisites. .¡S, 11ÜIC,'I, .¡,lII å. }..J.Ht. O J L il( .h..i.. I 0, e equl I LADIES' COMBINGS MADE UP IN ANY STYLE. Wigs let on Hire for Theatricals, &c. Razors & c r 1 A,. ESTABLISHED 1793. T. <mAkwmmzm9 WHOLESALE & FAMILY WINE MERCHANT SPRING GARDENS BREWERY, HAVERFORDWEST. HARVEST BEERS! FROM 10d. PER GALLON. I INT 4i TO 36 G- .A. LLO 1ST OASmS;; I I SOLE AGENT IN THE DISTRICT for the Celebrated "Old Mull Blend" Scotch Whiskey. STPM GO. ULL BLZ /r-o 'f.. •too OF OLD TOBERMORY AND OWM FINE SCOTCH WHISKIES. JOHN HOPKINS & C. .idJurs. TOBERMORY. ISLE Of U: 1623 !i Guaranteed, thoroughly matured, 3/6 per bottle; 42/ per case. Bottled by the Distillers. i í THE Largest and Choicest Stock of OLD LANDED WINES AND SPIRITS IN THE DISTRICT. Samples and full Price Lists free on application. ALLSOPP'S AND BASS' CELEBRATED ALES AND STOUTS in 4! Gallon Casks and upwards. SCHWEPPES' MINERAL WATERS AT LOWEST PRICES. Special INVALID STOUT in 4! Gallon Casks. -u- J. L. J E N KINS, (Late SAUNDERS & SON,) Dispensing & Photographic Chemist & Seedsman. Sole Agent for the AUTOMATIC OPTICAL SUPPLY COMPANY. SPECTACLES and EYE GLASSES to suit all kinds of Defective Sight. DRY PLATES, PRINTING OUT PAPER, CHEMICALS, &c., by MAKION, ILFOKD, and other well-known Makers. Concentrated and other Developers ready for use. 1 Camwal, Schweppes' unci Iclris Table Walters in Syphon and Bottle at reduced Rates. A large variety of Invalid, Medical, and Toilet Requisites. SPONGES, TOILET COMBS, HAIR BRUSHES, &c., &c. PATENT MEDICINES AT STORE PRICES. ADDRESS: BRIDGE STREET, HAVERFORDWEST. A GREAT WANT SUPPLIED. CORDIALS. LEWIS & Co's WINES. AROMATIC NON-ALCOHOLIC. ——— Cherry Brandy, Black Currant, Ginger Brandy, Superior quality in all Flavors Rum P h for IVintcr o?M? ?MW?er Use. Ginger, urn unc,   ? Port,  WINES ? eeRNALS. ?. Peppermint, Lime Fruit, &c. FISHGUARD. Raspberry, &c., Ac. May be had of all Chemists, Grocers, and Hotel Keepers USE ONLY THESE AND NONE OTHERS. MADE BY T. LEWIS & Co., Manufacturing Chemists, FISHGUARD. 75 ESTABLISHED 1856. FRICE & "^TJ SSELL, TOWER IIILL, HAVERFORDWEST, PAINTERS, GLAZIERS, PAPER HANGERS AND General House Decorators.  OF A LAKGE ASSORTMENT OF KEV CHEAP PAPERS, FROM qù. PER PIECE. (JAJLL AND SEE THE QUALITY. FULL MEASUREMENT IN EACH ROLL GLASS PER FOOT. W ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO IF/S TABLISHED 1832- KD. M3 L E 1 m 8) HOUSE FURNISHER, THE NEW BEIBSS, SA7BEFCMWBST EBMVtatMawt?nMMtt Persons about to Furnish are invited to call and inspect LEWIS'S exceptionally laro, o and varied stock of all kinds of Household Furniture Drawing, Diiiiiig, and BetirooM Sisites of the latest Style. A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF Over;nantels, SideboBF-INS,, !F'acy Chairs, Tables, &c. BEDSTEADS AND MATTRESSES in all Qualities and Sizes. CARPETS, LINOLEUMS, OXLCLOTELS AND WALL PAPERS iu great variety LEWIS'S Goods are well known throughout '>he County for their excellent quality and durability. FUNERALS COMPLETELY FURNISHED. 310 lorinted and Published by the Proprietors, WM. LEWIS & SONS, at their General Printing Office, Bridge Street, in the Pariab of Saint Martin s, Haverfordwest, on WSDNKWAT, Sept. 11, 1901,