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Presentation to the Ex-Station Master. ETliere was a large attendance of townspeople and others at the De Rutzen Hotel, Narbertli, on Monday afternoon, when Mr "William Henry Willey, who is retiring from the position 01 station master at Narberth, was the rpcepicnt ol a handsome testimonial, subscribed to by thosi with whom he has, during his many yeers of ser- viees been brought in contact, as a mark of esteem in which he is held. Mr W. Palmer Morgan C.C., who presided, presented Mr Willey with a handsomely illuminated address, that had been supplied by Mr W. Burgess, ofNarberth, ami which was ;IS follows To Mr JVilliam Henry Willey. We, the uudcrsigued, on behalf of numerous sub scribers, beg your acceptance of this address togetbel with a purse of goJd, on the occasion of your retire ment from the post of s'ation master at Narberth. During the thirty-one years you have lived amongst us, you have, by your sterling character, your con- scientious discharge of duty and your unvarying courtesy and kindness, won the esteem and respect of all who have come in contact with you. We earnestly hope that yonr life may be spared for K'any years to élljOY the ease and retirement you so well deserve. Signed, on behalf of the subscribers, Cliiirman. J. THOMAS, Sccrtary. Trrasnrer, H. ABSALOM. | £ In performing t';is duty the Chair nxn spoke .n eulogistic terms of the career 01 Mr Willey, an paid that, on behalf of over 2(!0 friends and sub' scribers, he had great pleasure in handing to 1\1, Willey the illuminated address, with a hope tha Mr Willey would long be spared to look upon i' I 'Vith gratification, and afterwards it would be I handed down as an heirloom fn his fami y. (Applanse). £ S Mr*Benjamin Havard, J.P., atsospokeof Mr WiMey's Kindly nature and courtesy, and handed hilll a purse of gnld containing £ 60, after which Mr John Thomas, signalman, (I.W.It., Narberth, presented Mr Willey, on behalf of himself and iiis staff at the station, with a handsome silvei bar-died walking stick. Among others who spoke of the splendid ser- vices rendi red to thv town by the recipient of tin- gifts were Mr J. Roberts, solicitor. Mr \V. 1). Lew-is, (Sodston). Mr \V. H. James, solictor, tin; Rev. 1- J. Williams, Mr A, F II«-k:n. st-.tfoncr, end Mr May (who succeeds Mr, Vt'il'py as station master). Speaking with deep emotion. Mr Willey re turned thanks, and said it was his intention, sine more than half of his life bad been spent at Nar berth, and all his friends bad lived in the neigh bourhood, to continue to live in Natbeith for the rest of his days. A vote of thanks was accorded Mr J. Thomas, who had been tlw energetic secretary of the testimonial fund. Among the snl .-cribfis Mire the following:- £ P. d. J. F..Lort ITitllips, Esq, Lawrenny 30 0 F. Bibby, Es-q, G W.R. Director, Hadnal, Shropshire. 3 0 0 Sir ('harlt s lJbilipps, Pic-ton Castle 3 0 0 Lorrl P-isbrp of T landaff, Cardiff. 2 2 0 J. Wynford Philipps, M.P, Lydstep Haven 22 0 Mrs Chandler, The Valley 2 2 0 Mrs E. Ward, Sociston 1 1 0 Oliver Williams E-q. Cheltenham 1 1 0 Arthur P. Lewis, Esq, Barrister, Cardiff 110 G. L. Stokes, Esq, Tenby 1 1 0 Mr and Mrs Lewis, Sodstone 1 1 0 J. D. Lf-wis, Esq, Merchant, Narberth ..1 10 S. H. Owen, Esq, Tenby 1 1 0 Messrs Lewis it James, Solir-il"is, Nar- WMS.bcrth 1 1 0 J. Rr;lit..rts, l>q, Solicitor, Narberth. 1 1 0 Messrs T. it E. S. Morgan, Merchants, Xarbertli 1 1 0 A. K. Brook Leeds, Esq, Woodbach, Narberth 1 0 0 |3Judge Alien, Pramcote, Notts 10 0 G. P. Brewer. Esq, L. it P. JJank, Nar- berth 1 0 0 E. B. Allen, Esq, Lairpeter Cardigan ..100 Misses Allen, Cilrhew 1 0 0 Mrs and Misses Allen, Blackaldern 1 0 0 A Friend 1 0 0 T. Sheldon, Esq. Market Square 1 0 0 L. B. Wood, Esq, Engineer, G.W.R. Wolverhampton 010 G J. L. H. Williams, Esq, Market Square Narberth 010 (j Mr Burgess, Narberth Station. 0 10 6 J. Lewis, Esrl, St. Clears. 010 6 W. P. Morgan, Esq, Narberth 0 10 0 H. R. Shields, Esq, Pareglas 010 0 R. Williams, Esq, National & Provin- cial Bank 0 10 0 Li. Rces, ERq, Lan Mill, Narberth. 0 10 0 J. Phillips, Esq, Clyclach Vale 0 10 0 B.Havard,Esq,Narberth 010 0 J.1 Morgan, Esq, M.A., Intermediate School 010 0 W.'Owen, Esq, G.W.B., Saundersfoot.. 0 10 0 Thos. Rees, Esq, Merchant, Pembroke Dock 010 0 H. Studt, Esq, Swansea 010 0 Baron De Hutzen, Slebech Park. 010 0 Rev. J. Morris, Rectory, Narberth 0 10 0 Colonel Mam c' Pudgeway, Narberth.. 010 0 j

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PEMBROKE-DOCK, APPREXTICES' EXAMINATION RESULTS.—The results of the half-yearly examination ot dockyard apprentices at Pembroke Dock held about a fort- light ago have been announced as follows:-U pper Division.—R. James, shiplitter 3^yrs seniority 3,410 marks It. Hall, shipright, 3kyrs, 3,400 J. D. Phillips, shipwright, 3hrs, 3,320 T. W' lohnstone, sbipfitter, 3yrs, 3,185 J. S. Fielder' ■ihipwright, 3yrs, 2,755 1). h. Hunt, shipwright' iiyrs, 2,110 J. E. Lloyd, shipwright, 3yrs, 1,990 W. A. W. Hastings, 2 £ yrs, 1,945 Lower Division—J E Mathias, shipwright, Hvrs, 2,950 W.G.Evans, shipwright, Hyrs, 2,010 ;H E. Evans, shipwright, 2yrs, 2,575 T. H. Lawrence, sbipfitter, 2yrs, 9,412 W. Bearne, shipwright, ii,yrs, 2,222 W. H. Doyle, sbipfitter, 2yrs, i,193 A. E. Phillips, shipwright, Ihrs, 2,122 r. J. Nicholas, shipwright, liyrs, 2,110 G. H. Lewis, shipwright, l^yrs, 1,947 :-The maximum naiks obtainable in the upper division, in which 10 boys were examined, were 3,750, and the maximum marks in the lower division, in which 47 boys were examined, was 3,200.

Fall ot Port Arthur. RUSSIAN DEFENDERS ALL PRL SONERS. OFFICERS RELEASED ON PAROLE. The latest Japanese successes at Port Arthur haviug rendered the remaining positions unten- able, General Stoessel, the heroic defender, de- cided to avail himself of the terms of capitulation effered him by General Nogi a few weeks. He accordingly sent messengers on the evening of New Year's Day to the Japanese headquarters with offers to surrennder, which Nogi promptly accepted. A conference was arranged between representatives of the two headquarter staffs, with pienary powers to arrange to arrJnge terms of capitulation, and the conference had a satisfactory outcome. By the terms of tli& surrender all the officers and men of the garrison are to be regarded as pri- sonersof war, but in the case of the officers they were to be allowed to retain their arms and per sonal effects and be allowed on parole. The men were to march to an appointed place, will pil3 arms and subsequently be removed to Japan. General Stoessel has sent a dispatch to the Czars iu which be pictures in graphic style the hopeles, plight of the garrison during the latter days of the seige. He tells how snrvy and shells mowed down the men, and states that the hospitals, which contained 14,000 patients, were receiving 300 fresh cases daily. Finally, he says, the gari- son had no ammunition.

LOST from Meadows in Portfield, about six weeks ago, a Rl £ D BULLOCK.—Informa- tion to be given to J. and E. GIUBV, Talbenny Hall* l ;\7ANTED IMPROVER to COACH BUILD- V ING.—Apply, G. J. THOMAS, Coach Builder, Haverfordwest. t *7ANTED GENERAL SERVANT, able to YV milk.—MRS EVANS, Walton East Vicarage Clarbeston Road, R.S.O. RANTED an APPRENTICE to the Genera TT IromTIongery.-Apply, MORSE & EVANS, Haverfordwest. 4 PPRENTICE WANTED for the News and General Printing trade.-Apply HERALD Office. t WANTED, DONKEY CART with Springs I must be in good condition.-Apply, T DAVIES, 45, Dew Street, Haverfordwest. DWELLING-HOUSE, STABLES, COACH HOUSE and GARDEN at PORTFIELD TO 13L LET immediately. — Apply to W. D. PHILIJITS, Auctioneer, Haverfordwest. OLD ESTABLISHED INN TO LET. TO LET, with immediate possession, the old-estab- lished fully licensed Inu, known as "THE THREE CROWNS," Hill Street (opposite the Corn Market), Haverfordwest, where a lucrative town and country business has been carried on for many vears. -Apply, GEORGE PALMER & SON. Haverfordwest. HAVERFORDWEST. HPOLET for BUILDING the sites of two houses SL at the top of Milford Road. Lease 99 years. Apply to, EATON EVANS & WILLIAMS, Solicitors, Haverfordwest. A LL PERSONS having CLAIMS on th A HAVERFORDWEST CORPORATION will, in future kindly send the same to the under- signed on or before the FRIDAY PRECEDING THE THIRD MONDAY in each month. FRED J. WARREN, Borough Accountant, Haverfordwest. 3rd January, 1905. PIANOS. FOR SALE a beautiful Semi Grand," by J JL Broadwood tfc Son, London. Having been in their employ for some years in the Grandfinish- ing Department, I can vouch, that the above is one of the best the firm have manufactered, in perfect order: Price 80 Guineas coat 140.—MCKENZIE, Victoria Place, Haverfordwest m COUNTY OF PEMBROKE. WINTER ASSIZES, 1905. ^pHE Commission of Assize and of Geueral Gaol A delivery for the County of Pembroke, will be opened at the SHIRE HALL, HAVERFORDWEST, on SATURDAY, the 14th day of JANUARY, 1905, before the Honourable MR. JUSTICE BUCKNILL. Knight, and the Honourable MR. JUSTICE LAWRENCE, Knight, Justices of His Majesty's High Court of Justice, when all Justices of the Peace, Mayors, Coroners, Escbeators, S ewards, Chief Constables, and Bailiffs, within the said County, and all Jurors, Persons bouml by Recogni-, zance, Witnesses, and others having Business are requested to attend. OWEN COSBY PHILIPPS, Esquire, High Sheriff. Sheriff's Office, Narberth, December 27th, 1904. N.B.-Magistrates of the said County and their Clerks are requested to deliver to the Clerk of Assize on the Opening of the Commission, the Re- cognizances, and. Depositions in each Case, and all Solicitors in Criminal Prosecutions are to deliver their Bills of Costs for Taxation by the Clerk of Assize pending Trial of each Prosecution. No Business will be taken until 11 o clock on Monday, January 16th. TOWN AND COUNTY OF HAVER- FORDWEST. WINTER ASSIZES 1905. 'l",HE Commission of Assizes and of General Gaol Delivery for the Town and County of Haverfordwe3t, will be opened at the SHIRE HALL, Haverfordwest, on SATURDAY, the 14th day of JANUARY, 1905, before the Honourable MR. JUSTICE BUCKNILL, Knight, and the Hon- ourable MR. JUSTICE LAWRENCE, Knight, Justices of His Majesty's High Court, of Justice, when all Justices of the Peace, Mayors, Coroners, Escheators, Stewards, Chief Constables, Bailiffs, within the said Town and County, and all Jurors, Persons bound by Recognizance, Witnesses, and others having Business, are requested to attend. JOHN POWIS REYNOLDS, Esquire, High Sheriff. Sheriff's Office, Haverfordwest. N.B.—Magistrates of the said Town and County and their Clerks are requested to deliver to the Clerk of Assizs on the opening of the Com- mission, the recognizances and depositions in each Case, and all Solicitors in Criminal Prosecutions are to fheir Bills of Costs for Taxation by the Clerk of AssizeTpending Trial of each Prose- cution. No Business will be taken until 11 o'clock on Qiidtty, January 16th. 'TO LANDOWNERS, ESTATE AGENTS, AND OTHERS. ITJANTED to buy live clean ASH BUTTS TV (G feet and 6 feet 6 inches lengths, any girth from 6 inches (qr.) up,) price from 4s to 4s 6d per cubic foot at nearest Railway Station. Would inspect standing or fallen. JONES, AUCTIONEERS. Boncath. RICHARD GRIFFITHS, Deeeased. PURSUANT TO THE STATUTE 22nd & 23rd Vic. CAP., 35 A LL CREDITORS and other PERSONS A having any CLAIMS against the Estate of RICHARD GRIFFITHS, late oi Silver Hill, in the parish of Walwyn'e Castle, in the County of Pembroke, Farmer, who died on the 9th day of FEBRUARY, 1904, and whose will was proved in the Principal Probate Registry on the 14th day of June 1904, by Jonathan Young, of Hubberton, in the said County of Pembroke, the surviving Executor thereof, are required to send particulars of their Claims to the undersigned, as Solicitors of the said JONATHAN YOUNG, on or before the 31st day of JANUARY, 1905, after which day the said Executor will proceed to distribute the Estate of the said De- ceased amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the Claims of which he shall-then have recceived notice. Dated this 31st dav of December, 1904, ( EATON EVANS & WILLIAMS, Solicitors, Haverfordwest HILL HOUSE COLLEGE, HAVERFORDWEST. THE MISSES DAYIES, (Daughters of the late Rev. T. Davies, D.D.)"J ONDUCT a SCHOOL for BOARDERSand CONDUCT a SCHOOL for BOARDERS and DAY-PUPILS, at the above commodious and well-situated re-ddencs. The course of in- struction comprises the usual branches of a sound English education, with Music (Pianoforte and Violin), Singing, French, Latin, Drawing, Paint- ing and Dancing. Pupils prepared for the Oxford and Cambridge Local College of Preceptors, Trinity College, and other Examinations. Kinder- garten Occupations for the Infants. Prospectuse3 on application. The next term will begin on Thursday after noon, January 19th. Tasker's High School for Girls. HAVERFORDWEST. Headmistress, MISS ANDERSON, B.A., assisted by highly qualified Mistresses. FEES.— £ 1 6s. 8d. per Term, Special subjects :— Greek, German and Painting, 15s. per term. Country Pupils are only allowed to board at the Hostel, specially provided for pupils of the School. or at houses approved by the Governing Body, of which a list can be obtained (with any other infor- mation desired relative to school arrangements) either from the Head mistress, or from MR. J. W. PHILLIPS, Solicitor, Tower Hill, Clerk to the Governors. Milford Haven Urban District Council. r|XENDERS are invited for about 2,000 tons of j L Unbroken Limestone or any other Stone of an approved quality, for Macadamizing Roads. Different descriptions of Stone to be specified, and Prices per ton given for each sort, delivered on Castle Pill Beach, or ready for loading at Annikell Quarry, Tenders addressed to the Chairman of the High ways Committee, and endorsed STORES to be sent to [the undersigned on or before SATURDAY, JANUARY*14th, 1905. THOMAS H. LEWIS, Clerk to the Council. Council Offices, Milford Haven, Milford Haven, December 29th, 1904. PEMBROKESHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL r NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 'I^'HAT all persons having any CLAIMS upon jl the County Fund are requested to send part ticulars of the same on or before the 6th DAY OF JANUARY, 1905, to me at the undersigned address that such CLAIMS should be laid before the Finance Committee and (if passed by that com- mittee) brought before the next meeting of the County Council for payment. W. DAVIES GEORGE, Clerk to County Council. Shire Ilall, Haverfordwest. 29th December, 1904. N'B'-All bills for repairs to Bridges, Public Buildings, &c., are to be sent iu by the 6th DAT OF JANUARY, 1905. EURAITDISTEICT COUNCIL OFf NARBERTH. AUDIT OF ACCOUNTS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN rf~>HAT a copy of the Accounts duly made up 1 and balanced, together with all Account Books, Deeds, Contracts Accounts, Vouchers, and Receipts mentioned or referred to in such account of the above-named Rural District Council, will on the THIRD DAY OF JANUARY, 1905, be de- posited in the office of the said RURAL DIS- TRICT COUNCIL, at NARBERTH, and will he open between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m to the inspection of all persons interested until the TWELFTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1905, And that J. E. PUGH JONES, ESQUIRE, the District Auditor, will attend on the TWELFTH DAY OF JAXUAHY, 1905, at the hour of 9.30, in the forenoon, at THE COUKT HOUSE, Narberth, to anditJthe accounts fo r the Half-year ended at 30TH SEPTEMBER, 1904 of the said Rural District Council, Dated the 16th day of December, 1904, HENHY LEWIS, Clerk to the said Council IN BANKRUPTCY. Be Frederick George Roberts. MR. W. D. PHILLIPS. HAS been instructed by the Official Receiver in Bankruptcy, to SKLL BV PUBLIC AUTION on WEDNESDAY, the 11th day of JAN- UARY, 1905, at the MASONIC HALL, HAVER- FORDWEST, the following very useful lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising :— Loo Table, Drawing Room Suite, Coach, several Chairs, Overmantel, Whatnot, Pictures, Vases, Cai pets, Stair Rods and miscellaneous Furniture, also a valuable Secretaire, and the whole of the Kitchen Furniture and effects, the Ollice Desk, Stool, Safe, and the usual Office Requisites. Prior to the Sale of the Furniture the following WAGGONS, &c., will be Idisposed of in the Salutation Square (near the Masonic Hall), viz A grocer's Wraggon, 3 Lnrrics, 2 Carts, several Sets of Shaft and Fore Harness, Ladders, Tar- paulins, Chaffcuttei, Carpenter's Bench, Grind- stone and Frame, also a useful lot of seasoned Spokes, Felloes, Timber, Bolts, Oils, and a vaiiety of material suitable for Coachbuilders' House bnilders and Farmers. Time of sale 1.30 p.m. Cash to be paid at the tititc of Sale. J Salutation Hotel, Haverfordwest, 3rd January, 1905. GOVERNMENT SCIENCE & ART CLASSES, CONDUCTED BY MR.C. DUDLEY MORRIS, Art Master. H AVERrORDWEST— At the Assembly Rooms, Mondays, from 2.15 to 4.15 p.m. from 6 to 7 and from 8 to 9 Fridays and Saturdays, 6.30 to 9 p.m. MILFORD— At the County School, Tuesdays, from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesdays, from 11 to 12 a.m. Pupils may join the Classes at any time. Prospectus on Application. NOTICE. Haverfordwest classes re-open January 2nd 1905. Milford classes re-open January 17th, 1905. BEST Malt & Hops. Beer brewed| from our noted Malt always keeps well, drops bright quickly, and the gravity is far Iiiglier, than what is derived from ordinary Malt. GEORGE PALMER & Sox, MERCHANTS, HAYERFORDWEST. LIG-HT BITTER ALE. October Brewing in Brilliant Condition. Pep Dozen 2/0 Imperial Pints* BASS'S PALE ALE, 4s. per Doz. Pints. GUINNESS'S STOUT 3/6 per Doz. Pints. GEORGE PALMER & SON, Wine Merchants, Haverfordwest and Milford Haven. GROWERS OF Orchids, Fruit, Chrysanthemums, Ferns, Dahlias, Vegetables, Roses, Carnations, Shrubs, &c., SHOULD CONSULT THE weI&v JOUKNAL OF HORTICULTURE wfgc,. EKLY 57th YEAR. Advertising Rates and Specimen Copy post free on application to Manager. POST FREE, Is. 3d. CLOTH BOUND, 2s. 6d. j 46th EDITION THE HORTICULTURAL DIRECTORY FOR 1905. A complete Register of the principal Nurserymen, Seedsmen, and Florists Mansions of the United Kingdom, with their Occupiers and Head Gardeners; Horticultural Builders and' Engineers; i Landscape Gardeners Horticultural and Floral Societies Certificated Plants during 1904, &c. The following new features have been added to this Edition :-A complete List of Instructors in Horticulture appointed by the County Councils in Great Britain and Ireland a full List of Victoria Medallists of Honours in Horticulture. OFFICES: 12, MITRE COURT CHAMBERS, FLEET STREET, LONDON, E.C. Swan Hotel, Haverfordwest. EDWIN BOWLES, (LATE POSTMASTER,) Begs to inform the Gentry, Farming Community, and Public generally, that he has TAKEN THE ABOVE OLD ESTABLISHED HOTEL, which will be found replete with every comfort. o Farmers aud Commercial Men 'will be SPECIALLY CATERED FOR, and FRIYATE ROOMS may be reserved for those who desire them. o The SWAN HOTELsis a FREE HOUSE, and the Landlord is thus in a position to Guarantee the quality of the Wines, Beer & Spirits and no effort or expense will be spared in order to procure only the Best Brands. i SBT HOT LUNCHEON AT ONE DAILY. DFJ.CoMisBrownes The ORIGINAL and ONLY GENUINE. m The Best Remedy known for ti Admitted by the Profession fin m COUGHS, GOLDS, Valuable K| ■ ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, Effectually cuts short all Ha ■ CONSUMPTION, pgal at^ks B DIARRHCEA™ m ipiii NEURALGIA, TOOTHACHE, £ CHOLERA and GOUT, RHEUMATISM. jjr QYSCklXpnu Overwhelming Medical Test;- JBf H0HHHBHI mony accompanies each bottli*. SOLD IN BOTTLES BY ALL CHEMISTS, at 1/1 J. 2/9 and 4/6 each. I The PASLEY Patent | OIL EMGIISTE. "ft I SOLE MAKERS W. H. PASLEYfd' Co. Sherborne, Dorset. LOCAL AGENT: MARTIN PHILLIPS, Electrical Engineer, Swan Square, Haverfordwest, The best Oil Engine on the Market. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEtÆENT. J- ZLiOHSTG-, PRACTICAL WATCH & CLOCK MAKER JEWEI.T Eli, EKGRAVER, &c., I For the last. 16 years with Mr B. H. Munt, High Street, Haverfordwest. Watches. Clocks, Jewellery, §~c., repaired on the premises. NOTE TIIK ADDRESS :— JPJ LONG, ST. AJAHTIN'S CHESCENT, CITY ROAD, Haverfordwest. Watches carefully Readjusted and Repaired. Old Gold and Silver Bought. GEORGE PALMER & SON SPECIALITIES. bo ttl EXTRA SPECIAL LIQUEUR. The perfec- tion of Scotch Whisky, of great AGE and A J softness, quite EQUAL to the linest French Brandy as a stimulant 'GLEN STUART' Scotch Whisky. An ideal blend of carefully selected PureO/ £ I Highland Malt Whiskies, well matured and mellowed by age. 'DUNBOYNE' Irish Whisky. Very choice, pure Pot Still, Dublin Wnisky, GUAR"A anteed over 12 years old, in SHERRY^ Wood PORT—Genuine Wine, excellent value 2/- VALID FORTJ Specially recommended. 2/6 OLD LODGE A perfect type of a really old Tawny Wine, stored many years in 3/6 Oporto. CH A M: P A G N E. Aekerman-Laurance's I Dry lloyal Q bottles 14/- per dozen) 4: 1 CHAMPAGNE. C. Ganthier & Co., Carte Blanche, a really high-class Wine. 4/6 I EAU DE YIE YIEILLE. Pure Grape R Brandy oi great age. An invaluable 0/= stimulant stimulant = RUM. Fine Old Jamaica, exceptional value 2/6 Very Old Jamaica 3/. HOLLANDS. De Keyper's Anchor Brand. 2/8 Wine Merchants, HAVERFORDWEST NFFIKHS., MILFORD HAVEN. BLUCHERS.—5,0°° pairs sewn Army Bluchers, quite new, splendid leather soles; will send one pair, any size, post free 5s. 6d.: cash xtumed it not approved of. | H. J. GASSQN, Government Contractor. Bye. Mn, f TENBY RACES. 24th and 25th January, 1905. Entries close Tuesday, 10th January Programmes from — Mr GEORGE CHILES, Beaufort House, Tenby NOTICE. JOHN THOMAS, BEGS to inform the public that he has started business as a MASON on his own account For the last 20 sears he has been enSployed be the late Mr Morris, builder, of Haverfordwest. All orders will receive the best care and attend tion. Chimneys swept on the shortest notice. Address.—WINCH LANE, HAVERFORDWEST. N.B.—Orders may be left with Mrs Braun, St Thomas' Green. Salvia House, Millbank, Haver- fordwest. JOHN "DAVIES BEGS to inform the general public that he is prepared to supply, at the shortest notice. WKEATHS, CROSSES, CHAPLETS, HARPS. ALSO WEDDING BOUQUETS, &c. Artistically made to suit any purpose. WHEATHS from 6s to 21s Orders by post or wire will receive prompt attention. THOMAS WRD&CoTLUL, SUCCESSORS TO ¡ W. H. GEORGE & Co. r Wholesale and Retail Wine, Spirit and Cigar Bonders, Dealers and Merchants. DEALERS IN TLE ANC PORTER 24, Market Street, HAVERFORDWEST. BONDED WAREHOUSES SWANSEA THE Noted Stores for old and well matured ] Wiues and Spirits. Largest Cellars in the County. Always replete with a well-selected stock of all the best brands in all departments. 6 I TRY OUR NOTED LIQUEUR lie OTCH AT per 48/- doz. OUR DIGESTIVE SCOTCH AT per 42/- doz. AND OUR OLD DUBLIN WHISKEY S per 42/- doz. ORDERS BY JPOST, OR OTHERWISE, PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. I SOLE AGENTS FOR THE DISTRICT FOR Nicholson's famous N.S. Whiskey W. G. PHILLIPS, BOOT & SHOE DEALER, Has REMOVED from opposite the Post Office to 35, BRIDGE STREET (LATE SWEENEY,) Where be will continue the Boot and Shoe Business. o THE OLD ESTABLISHED I CHINA AND EARTHENWARE BUSINESS Conducted by the late Mrs Sweeney, will also be carried on, and all Goods now in Stock will be cleared out at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited. TO OUR P ATRO NS, GREETINGS! How About Your Christmas Shopping? CHRISTMAS BELLS WILL SOON RING MERRILY. )o( "SPECIAL SHOW OF SEASONABLE GOODS NOW OPEN." -0- C. SYDNEY DAVIES, JEWELLER, HAVERFORDWEST. JEWELLERY. Silver & Electroplate. FANCY GOODS. Dress Rings. Tea and Ladies' and Gents.' Necklets. Coffee Services. Dressing Cases. Brooches. Cake Stands. Writing Cases. Pendants. Fruit do. Card Cases. Charms. Salad Bowls. Letter Cases. '-l!|ks- Waiters. I Cigar & Cigarette Cases. Chains. Biscuit Barrels Military Brushes. Bracelets. Card Trays. Photo Frames. Scarf Pins. Bon Bon Dishes. Walking Sticks. p Sovereign Purses. Kettles, Chatelaine Bags. &c. &c. Egg Boilers. Spectacle Cases. ——— Centre Pieces. Purses. Gents' and Ladies' Rose Bowls. Smokers' Companions. Gold Watches, Table Mirrors. Meerchaum Pipes. Marble and Candelahras. I Cigar and Chime Clocks. Candle Sticks, Cigarette Holders. C., &c. Souvenir Goods, ——— Sec. &c. Silver Novelties. CHRISTMAS 1904. :0:- BISLEY H. MUNT'S SHOW ROOM WILL BE RE-OPEUED ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3rd, When an exceedingly large and choice variety of goods will be on view. In addition to the usual High-Class DIAMOND, GEM AND OTHER JEWELLERY, as always shown, the Stock includes a superb lot of Choice Silver and Silver Mounted Wares, IDIR/IESSIIsrGi- CASES, PHOTO FRAMES & PENDANTS, Electroplate, Rolled Gold Sf Fancy Goods. High Street, Haverfordwest, Nov. 1904. REVOLUTION IN FEEDING ANIMALS. -:0: "UVECO, :0: COOKED FOOD FOR HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP & PIGS. 0 'FLAKERINE for POULTRY & GAME. "FLAKO" for DOGS. HIGHEST TESTIMONIALS FROM EXPERIENCED BREEDERS o SOLE MAKERS — UVECO CEREALS, Ltd., Birkenhead. LOCAL AGENT— W. MORTIMER-THOMAS, 17, Hill Street, Haverfordwest

r "The Hostess" (Miss Jenkins) was also heartily honoured, on the proposal of ]\lr Silcox. Mr W. B. Lane replied. Scrips were snug at intervals during the evening by Messrs Phillips, Williams, Da\ies, James (encored), and Perkins, and Mr F. T. Iknven rendered a A ery amusing musical recitation. The proceedings terminated with the of Aiild Lang Syne" and (iodsave the King."? =