... FIREWOOD! FIREWOOD!! BLOCKS, BUNDLES, CHOPPED STICKS at the Penarth Firewood Supply 57, and 58, SALOP STREET, Penarth. ...

... 2Je gtdi Baster BUNS X CHKES MADE FROM The CHOICEST INGREDIENTS W. G. WARNER, CooM v I x-x c Cc. Jnl £c:ic> 1t1 EeI!) 93, EllIE flI I. E BREAD. THE BREAD OF THE FUTURE! tyeiieious, SZutritious, mid MigMy digestive. Sir CHAS. A. CAMERON, M.D. (Cambridge), F.R.C.S.I» M.F.C.P.I., F.I.C., Professor of Chemistry, R.C.S.I., Medical Officer of Health for Dublin; City and Ccunty Analyst, SAYS— CITY ...

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... GO TO THE 'CHIlO.NICLE OFFICE For your jt* i Ttn It is the Best and Cheapest. Sign Class Work a Speciality A Cardiff Printer says :— The Official Programme of the Tabernacle Baptist Fancy Fair, and the Cogan Exhibition Certificates, issued from the Penarth Chronicle office are the neatest specimens of their kinds I have seen turned ont in the district. Jflps SAJU & Co., Beg to intimate that ...

... f the Towers, and' no body 'not even his wife, had succeeded in changing his nom nclature. Sir Walter was now hppy. The estates of the Deanes and his own (by purchase) would be united in the family. He could run a line throus.h the estate and double the value. His son should be a. millionaire and rume it with the best. Be should go to Harrow, or Eton and Oxford, and ester the Church. He should ...

... Ye Olde Easter BUNS & CAKES MADE FROM > THE GHOIGEST INGREDIENTS OflliY. W. G. WARNER, CZJooJc; Confection S3, J OlflEHTEfl FRRINE BREAD. THE BREAD OF THE FUTURE! delicious, DZutritious, and Higfily digestive. Sir CHAS. A. CAMERON, M.D. (Cambridge), F.R.C.S.I» M.R.C.P.I., F.I.C., Professor of Chemistry, R.C.S.I., Medical Officer of Health for Dublin; City and Ccunty Analyst, SAYS— CITY ...

... F -0 0 T B L L The Penarth club is still suffering from absenteeism. Only a fairly good muster of old players turned up to meet Abergavenny on Saturday last. Edwards of the seconds, and Williams of Barry, filled up vacancies in the forwards, and T. Jones, a promising young player, made his debut as wing threequarter. The ground was wet and sodden, indeed almost too soft to play upon. It will ...

... Wesleyan Bazaar at Penarth. w°? UTednesday afternoon a Bazaar and «ale of Work on an extensive scale was opened in Andrews' Large Hall, in connection with the united Wesleyan churches of the Penarth Circuir. which includes those ot Barry and Barry Dock. The ball was tastefully and elaborately decorated, the work being- executed under the care of Mr Jones, representing Mr Howell of Cardiff. The ...

... -iwarth Business BUTCHERS. T. R. Wadley, Glebe-street, Penarth. D. Cornwell. Glebe Street. C. Hovord, 51, Glebe Street. B. Guy (Pork;, 93, Glebe Street. Bus AND CAB PROPRIETORS. S. Andrews & Son, Penarth Mews. CHEMISTS. r. Blake Benjamin, Glebe-street. CORN MERCHANTS J. J Sanger Tucker, 31, and 32, Glebe Street COAL MERCHANTS. penarth Coal Co., 28, Windsor-road. CONFECTIONERS V. G. Warner, 76, ...

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... Notes and Comments. A CORRECTION- IN our last week's issue a grave error appeared re- specting the contaminated water at 31, Stan well lload, Penarth. It was understood by our reporter at the Public Works and Health Committee the pre- vious Monday, that the water sent to be analysed was drinking water, bat this was not correct. It was merely surface water which had deposited itself under the ...

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