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THE SOUTH WALES HORSE SALE & SHOW AT CASDieW, CONDUCTED BY MESSRS HENRY MANLEY, & SONS, LIMITED, CREWE, APRIL 26th, 19 0 6. The AUCTIONEERS say in their agreement—" If there is a chance of a good Catalogue of Horses we shall undertake to bring plenty of In buyers. We have 100 Horses entered already, and we hope to make it 200 before we close." ENTRY FORMS TO BE RETURNED BY APRIL 16. LIST OF PRIZES: 1.£1.-For the Best Hunter, to be ridden over fences, 2.— £ 1.—For the best Saddle or Harness Mare or Gelding over 15i hands high, to be shown in hand, saddle, or harness. 8.91.-For the best Saddle or Harness Cob, 14 hands, and not exceeding 15 hands. 4.Cl.-For the best Saddle or Harness Cob over 13.2 hands, and not exceeding 14 hands. 5.— £ 1.—For the best Pony not exceeding 18.2 hands. 6.-21.-For the best Heavy Cart Mare or Gelding. 7.21.-For the best Light Cart Mare or Gelding. S.—jgL—For the best One, Two, Of Three-year-old Gelding or Filly for Agricultural purposes; age will be decided by the judges. The Auctioneers offer a Piece of Plate value TWO GUINEAS for the Champion in Classes 1, 2, 8, 4, and 5, and a similar pnze for the Champion Animal in Classes 6, 7, and 8. Entry Forms, &c., are now ready, and may be had of- EVANS & COMPANY, CARDIGAN. PREPAID SCALE. For Small Advertisements Appearing in all the Editions of The Rembieke County Guardian." Words. 1 insertion. 3 insertions. 6 insertion* 21 1 0 2 3 3 6 28 1 8 a 6 6 35 2 0 0 6 6 42 2 6 4 6 6 6 These charges apply only to the following dasses of advertisements if prepaid:—Situations Vacant or Wanted, To be Let, Apartments Wanted and to Let, Houses and other Premises to be Let, Specific Articles for Sale, Articles, Dogs, Sheep, Ac., Loat and Found, and all Miscellaneous Wants. Unless paid for in advance the credit rate of double he above will be charged. Advertisers may have replies addressed to the Pembroke County Guardian Office, Old Bridge, Haverfordwest, on payment of the postage. Cheques and Money Orders oboold be made pay- able to The Pembroke County Guardian, Ltd." TO BE LET, September 29th, No. 1. GROVE VILLA, High Street, St. Davids,—Apply, Mrs. Hicks Davies, Grove Villas, St. Davids. 6mayll. WANTED a good GROOM, light -weight, middle age, married, must be thoroughly trustworthy and sober.-Apply stating wages to the Editor. laP13 WANTED APPRENTICES to learn the Printing Trade at the Offioes of the1 "Pembroke County Guardian" at Haverfordwest, Fishguard, and Solva. Splendid opportunity for intelligent lads to become proficient in all branches of the trade incloding operation of the Linotype.— Apply Guardian Office, Old Bridge, Haverford- west. WANTED, an EXPEBIENCED ENGINE- DRIVER to drive Motor Wagon. Good Wages.-Apply, Rees Bras. & Co., Haverford- west. ap6. YN EISIEU, HEN LYFR, "BLODBU DYFED." OS oes gan rhywun gopi o bono, bydd yn dda genym ei brynu, neu gael ei fenthyg am ycbydig amser os byddia mor gaiedig. Anfoner ef yn ol yn ddiffael. Cyfeiriad- GUAKDIAN Office, Old Bridge, Haverfordwest. Mawrth 27ain, 1906. mr30 WANTED. THE Editor of the Pembroke County Guardian" is prepared to train a WELL EDUCATED YOUTH in Journalism and all brandies of News. paper Management. Unique opportunity for able lad to acquire a knowledge of the working of a large County Paper.—Apply, uQviXDlkSa Office, Old Bridge, Haverfordwest. Haverfordwest Rural District Council. BOAD LABOURER WANTED. WANTED, at once, Road Labourer for the vV Parish of Manorowen. Constant employ- ment to suitable man. For further particulars, apply to the District Surveyor, JOSEPH EVANS. Bank House, Solva, March 26th, 1906. 3apl4 IMPORTANT. Alteration of Date. TREFGARN OWEN CONCERT WILL NOW TAKE PLACE ON TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 17, 1906, AndHOT on Good Friday as previously announced. A GRAND EISTEDDFOD WILL BE HELD AT FISHGUARD ON Friday, June 15,1906. PresidentsDr. Owen, J.P., SirMarteine Lloyd, and E. D. Jones, Esq., J.P. Conductor: Rav. DAN DAVIES. Musical Adjudicator: J. T. BEES, ESQ., Mus. Bac., Aberystwyth. Chief Choral, £ 20; Male Voice, £15 Glee, Juvenile Choir, a 3s. Programmes, 2d each (post free, 2d), to be had of the Hon. Secretary, MB. O. D. JONES, mrl5 Council School, Fishguard. TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. TENDERS are invited for BUILDING ALTERATIONS and ADDITIONS to "Pentii" Farm, Trevine. Plana and Specifications may be had from the address bØWw. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily i T** 0* LAOUGKLOT BLETHYN, Architect, Milted Hamm "teliminaxy Announcement. LETTERSTON GRAND ANNUAL ATHLETIC SPORTS BICYCLE, PONY, GALLOWAY and TROTTING RACES WILL BE HELD ON SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1906. Entry forms may be had of A. H. LEWIS, W. JENNER, mr23 Hon. Sees. STUD SEASON, 1906. THOBOUGH-BBED HOBSB, QUEBEC Winner of the following:— £ Bestwood Nursery Plate, Nottingham. 175 Members' Plate, Warwick 185 Stewards' Plate, Alexandra Park 200 Budbrook Stakes, Warwick 100 Taplow Welter, Windsor 100 Wiltshire Plate, Salisbury 100 Beaufort Plate, Bath 100 Rothschild Plate, Windsor 100 Surbiton Handicap, Sandown Park. 283 De Warrenne Handicap, Lewes 250 Olympian Handicap, Sandown 500 Gautby Plate, Lincoln 100 All-aged Plate, Redcar 100 Staines All-aged, Kempton Park 100 Clyde Selling, Hamilton Park 100 £2,493 NEWINGTON CONNAUGHT, (No. 6849 H.S.B.,) HACKNBT COB, 14.2 SOLELANDS SWELL, (No. 9022, U.S.B.) SIBB: Champion Royal Danegclt, DAM Fairy Qaeeu, (big wiooer), by Norfolk Comet LYDSTEP ADVENTURER, Winner of tieren first*. Stud carda and full particulars from the owner, H. REES, Springfield Stud, Haverfordwest. J. ALLEN THOMAS Is now showing a.n IMMENSE VARIETY OF THE NEWEST GOODS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. SPECIALITIES in DRESSES, TAILOR-MADE COSTUMES MILLINERY. Floor Cloths, Lace Curtains, AND Bed and Table Linen. J. Allen Thomas DRAPER, Haverfordwest. BLAND and SOR, Carriage Builders HAVERFORDWEST. l Steam Factory, Old Bridge Haverfordwest SEASON, 1906. Rickeston Hall Stud of Shire Stallions to travel Pembrokeshire this Season. That Champion Stock-getter, "TRACTION IV." (19196), S.H.S.B. Sire, Morion (14190). Dam Severn Crocus (32836). "DUNSMORE NAIRN" (No. 22,308) S.H.S.B. Breeder :—Sir P. A. Muntz, Bart, M.P., Duns- more Stud Farm, Warwickshire. Foaled 1902.—Bay Blaze, White Lip, four White Stockings, a few grey hairs in the tail. Sire.—Bar None William (10,903) Dam.-(29,046), Juanita. BAR NONE WILLIAM 10,903, by Prince William 3,956, twice champion of London Shire Horse Show, by William the Conqueror (2,313.) Dam of Bar None William 1,398, Clifty by Bar Non6 2,388, by Lincoln 1,3-18, by Enterprise 764. G. Dam by True Briton 2,944, by British Ensign 271, by Matchless 1,509, by Active 29. 29,046 Juanita, by Sir Lincoln 15,355, by Lin- colnshire Lad II. 1,365, by Lincolnshire Lad 1,196. Dam of Juanita 16,649 Smiler, by Pride of Leighton II. 1,771, by Pride of England 1,770. G. Dam Diamond, by King Dick 1,213, by Cob- ham, by Regatator. DUNSMORE NAIRN stands 17.1 hands; he has wide open feet, big knees and joints, clean flinty bone, beautiful sloping pasterns, and long silky feather, and a good all-round mover. His yearlings seem very promising, being extremely big, and likely to make useful geldings. Dunsmore Nairn is a remarkably sure stock getter. All mares tried by this horse, and afterwards put to another will be charged full fee. All mares tried at owner's risk. Should any accident or illness interfere with this Horse, the owner has the sole right to replace him with a Registered Shire Stallion. Groom's Fee to be paid first time of serving. Season fees payable June 24, 1906. Route—Pembrokeshire. 2ap6 SHIRE COLT, "LYDSTEP CHANCELLOR" (22,560) S.H.S.B., Vol. XXVI. Dark Bay, 16.2 h.h. Blaze, and Dark points Foaled 1903. "LYDSTEP CHANCELLOR" (22,560) Bred by J. Wynford Philipps, Esq., M.P., Lydstep ,Stud Farm, Penally. Pedigree :-Sire, Iron Chancellor (14,677). Dam, (22,478) Withgill Flower. IRON CHANCELLOR 14,677, by Chancellor 4,959, by Premier 2,646, by What's Wanted 2,332, by Bold Lincoln 231. Dam of Iron Chancellor 7,602, Bonny, by Lin- colnshire Lad II 1,356, by Lincolnshire Lad I, 196. G. Dam by Ploughman's Pride 1,755, by Dray- man 640, by Drayman 628. 22,478 Withgill Flower, by Siddow's Wonder 13,587, by Cressy 4,339, by Cardinal 2,407, by Heart of Oak 1,005. Dam 4,898 Fisher, by Wonder IV. 8,622, by Wonder 2.357. G. Dam Bounce, by Master of Arts 1,499, by Constitution. Dam of Withgill Flower 14,710, Evening Light, by Vulcan 4,145, by Cardinal 2,407, by Heart of Oak 1,005. Dam 5,633 Beacon Light, by Cromwell 2,415, by Thumper 2,136. G. Dam 1,299 Boony, ky Crisis 556, by Wonder 2,357 by Matchless 1,509. G. G. Dam 326 Cuerdon Bonny, by British En- sign 272. 22.748 Withgill Flower, foaled 1894. Won Prizes -1806-Secoiid, Clitheroe; Second, Edgworth; First, Harwood; First, Whallev; 1897-Second, Bath and West of England Third, Royal Coun- ties First, Norfolk. 14,710 Evening Light won Prizes :-1889-First, and Reserve for Champion, Pilling. 1890-First and Second, Pilling. 1892-Second, Broughton. 5,633 Beacon Light won Prizes 1887- Second, Padiham; Reserve, Great Harwood. 1890-First and Second, Pilling. LYDSTEP CHANCELLOR had a severe attack of strangles last Autumn, so has not developed so much as he ought to have done, from his breeding, but with time he wid furnish out again, as be is very well bred from sire and dam. He has beauti- ful legs under him, grand sloping pasterns, and ex- tremely wide open feet, nice quality feather, an extraordinary all-round mover; he has that elastic walk that shire men always need at a showyard, a point the shire judges at the London Show this year took so much into consideration by awarding their decisions. The Groom's Fees to be paid at the first time of serving, and the remainder at the end cf the sea- son, June 24th 1906. All mares tried by this Horse and afterwards put to any other, sold or exchanged, will be charged the full fee. All mares tried at owner's risk, but every care will be taken. For further particulars apply to the groom, who will specify time of attendance. Should any accident or illness interfere with this Horse, the owner has the sole right to replace him with a Registered Shire Stallion. Route Pembrokeshire. 2ap6 SOUTH AFRICA' ROYAL MAIL HaUTE 0 UNION CASTLE LINE. London & South- ampton. To Cape Colony, Natal, Delagoa Bay, Beira, &c., oalling frequently at Madeira, Las Pal- mas, Teneriffe, Ascension, and St. Helena. Weekly Sailings. Fast Passages. Superior Accommodation. Best Route. For Rates of Passage Money, and all further in- formation, apply to the Managers -DONALD C U iLltlE & CO., London, or to Local Agents. North Pembrokeshire Visitors TO Haverfordwest WILL FIND Excellent Accommodation AT Stannard's Old Stores, Old Bridge, HAVERFORDWEST UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF John Eynon. TAKE NOTICE. Iff u 1\. H. Lewis, Merchant, Solva, Has now in stock large quantities OF COAL AND CaLM at the following prices PER TON. Carway Culm 13s. Best Trimsaran (through) 13s. The famous Cwlwm Du Bach. 15s. Best Lydney (Block) Coal 24s. Best Blaengarw Steam Coal 25s. Goulding's, Burnard and Alger's and Amlwch MANURES will also be kept. Also Best Quality Agricultural Seeds. SPIECIAL.-A. El. L. is now in a position to offer the highest prices for Oats at Solva or Letterston. Send sample to Lewis, Solva. 13ap4 TAKE NOTICE ANY person found trespassing on the Grounds of the Fishguard County School (exoept members of the ohoir practising at the School) will be prosecuted according to Law. 4ap27 BY ORDER. PEMBROKESHIRE. SHORT COURE IN AGRICULTURE. The Education Committee of the Pembroke- shire County Council are prepared to offer SIX SCHOLARSHIPS of £8 each to Sons of Pembrokeshire Farmers, to enable them to attend a Short Course of Instruction in Agri- culture at the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth. The Course will commence on October 24th. Each application must be in the applicant's handwirting, must state age, place of educa- tion, size, character and situation of farm. Applications for the above Scholarships must be sent in not later than the first day of July, 1906. TECHNICAL SCHOLARSHIPS. The Committee are also prepared to receive applications for Grants in Aid to assist Stud- ents to secure knowledge in all Technical Subjects (including Dairying, Horticulture, Cookery, Forestry, Welsh, and other subjects applied for) other than the Short Course in Agriculture, at the different centres for im- parting advanced Technical Instruction. App ications must be sent to me not later than Tuesday, the 8th day of May, 1908. WM. DAVIES GEORGE, Clerk to the Education Committee. County Education Offices, Haverfordwest. April 10th, 1906. University College of Wales, Aberys- twyth. DEPARTMENT OF LAW. Principal—T. F. ROBERTS, M.A., LLD., Professor of Constitutional and Comparative Law. W. JETHRO BROWN, LLD., Professor of Constitutional and Comparative Law. T. ARTHUR LEVI, M.A., B.C.L., Professor of English Law. Short Courses in English Law specially in tended for Articled Clerks will be held at the CoELege for six weeks from April 23, 1906, to Jund 2, 1906. The subjects will include Courses of Lectures on:- 1—Common Law. 2-Evidence, and Civil and Criminal Pro cedure. 3—Equity with special reference to Trusted Mortgages and Administration. The names of all Articled Clerks who in- tend to avail themselves of these Lectures should be sent in to the Registrar of the College by April 17 next. These Lectures are carried on by the aid of a grant from the Incorporated Law Society, and they will be free to all Articled Clerks. For further particulars apply to the Registrar. J. H. DAVIES, M.A. TO BUILDERS. The Pembrokeshire Education Authority is prepared to recive TENDERS for REPAIRS and ALTERATIONS to the Council School all Brawdy, in the Parish of Brawdy. Drawings and Specifications may be seen on application to the Headmaster at the School, and also at the offices of the Autho- rity's Architect, Mr. D. E. Thomas, 17, Victoria Place, Haverfordwest. Tenders must be delivered to me on or be- fore the 8th day of May, 190G, endorsed "Ten- der for Brawdy Council School." The Education Authority does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any Tender. WM. DAVIES GEORGE, Clerk to the Education Committee. County Education Offices, 9, Quay Street, Haverfordwest. COURT, PEMBROKESHIRE Important Letting of Grazing Laud. MR. A. J. HODGES Begs to announce that he has been favoured with instructions TO LET BY AUCTION AT COURT, In the parish of Llanllawer, On Friday, April 27th., 1906, 120 ACRES OF PRIME MEADOW AND PASTURE LANDS, Now in good Grass, well watered and fenced, and in lots to suit takers. Letting to com- mence at two o'clock in the afternoon, subject to conditions. Inteuding takers are respectfully invited to meet the Auctioneer at COURT HOUSE at the above mentioned day, and not to bring any DOGS with them. Aldercar King," ,t5g The property of Samuel Jones, Hhiw, New castle Emlyn, WILL ATTEND Pembrokef- Haverfordwest, Narberth Whitland, and also Stable, Cernydd, Maendochog. SEASON, 1906. TO SERVE THIS SEASON YO UIVG Dyl SH WO OD Five year old, dark bay, 16.3 hands, with plenty of bone and feather, combined with good temper, perfectly sound, and has proved himself a sure foal-getter PEDIGREE. SIRE-Dashwood 15,571, bred by 14r J. D. Lang Knowles, Sidmonth, Devon, DAM—Favourite a celebrated well bred mare out of Breconshire Hero, the right stamp of cart horse, Fee: JE1. Groom's fee 2s, 6d. Groom's fee to be paid.at the first time of serving and the remainder on or before June 23rd, 1905. All mares tried by this horse, and afterwards put to another, sold or exchanged, will be charged full fee. All mares tried at owner's risk. YOUNG DASHWOOD will travel the districts of St. David's, Solva, Mathry, Letterston, and Llandeloy and will also serve at own stables. For further particulars, apply to the owner- MR JOHN STEPHENS, Tregydd Farm, Solva EVERY WOMAN Should send two stamps for our 32 p&ge Illustrated Book, containing valuable information how all Ir- regularities and Obstructions may be entirely avoided or removed by simple meanB. Recommended by emioeot Physicians, aa the only Safe, Snre and Genuine Remedy. NeverFaila. Thousa- ds of Testi moniftls. Established 1862. Mr. P. BLANCHARD DalstoD Lane, London. p8fe07 "EXCELSIOR" WHISKY The EXCELSIOR Blend has been produoea with great scientific skill and judgment, and possesses those admirable properties that are only to be found in the highest grade Whiskies. GRANVILLE H. SHARPE, F.C.S., Late Principal of the Liverpool College of Chemistry Analyst. is Perfection of Blended Whisky. "-Loncel. «• We can recommend the EXCELSIOR Whisky with confidence as a safe and palatable stimulant to Cfce Sick and Convalescent."— Practitioner. 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It will be forwarded by post to any address at the usual prepaid rate One Quarter, IS 8d; Half Year, JS 4d,o One Year, 6s Sd. I Advertisements for the North Edition can be received up to noon on Wednesday, though classification cannot be ensured after first post on that day. For ilfid County and SouthEditions advertisements can be received up to 5 o'clock Thursday afternoons, but position and classification can only be guaranteed up to 9 a.m. All Communications Concerning the Pembroke County Guardian" must be addressed Old Bridge, Haverfordwest.

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