... lst. after long illness patiently borne. Margaret. beloved wife of David. 6. John-street, Cadotton. Funeral Thursday, Three p.m. BEES.—January 4. at Raglan Hotel. Treberbert. John Bees. beloved husband of Mary Rees. interment Treorehy Cemetery Saturday 12 ...

... of Wales are Indebted to a very great titan. The memoranda of the Caernarvon- The Chairman thug the table and hung out his arms as remarked, De ysu really mean that, when ysu hays them children without milk ? shire County Council was presented by Mr ...

... DOGS By OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT Didoric 7-21. Pet 15-11. Kelleher.' Jack 0 7.1 t. II; walirant-Call personally. Butchers Arms, O ffer the GREATEST Value at the 1933 Aivis 1 . h woo d 10.0 o'clock Tuesday, 15th inst. Opening of their NEW SHOWROOMS. ...

... and CO., ad, High-street. Cardigan. April 3:wk. C2riligae Page WILLIAM •nd SON, 70, Queenreef Cardiff. April ]4.-._Furni•ure, at Galleries Page ARTHUR T. HAMMOND and SON, Kingsquare, Barry. April 13. Furoiturt. ■t Mart Pao 1 JOHN HERBERT, Crumlin. April ...

... e, Cardiff; Lot 4. to Messrs. BRADLEY and WALLACE. 5. i'owhridge-road. Cardiff; Lot 5. to Messrs. MORGAN and RICHARDSON. Cardigan: k 702 118, CARDIFF-ROAD, LLANDAFF, GLAM. MESSRS. S. M. WILKINSON & CO. (F.A.1.1 have received instructions from the Owners ...

... walked.-I. John id, 6. hill, Kilgetty. Pentb. Apply Box C 3338, Western Mail, Cardiff. 1 Echo offering my premises for CARDIFF. Telephone 7326. owing to the pniting of Parishes; good qt.! 30 years; main road. Cardiff; w ino. Baby in Arms, Snap you know ...

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... Over Sunday Golf Elements Not Cause of Mayor's Lament DURING recent days I have been on a motor tour along the shores of Cardigan Bay. As I travelled Incognito, my Identity remained undiscovered with the result that I was able to engage in I conversation ...

... -roed. Card- tenham. a eon, Jx TARRY.-On July sth, at National Provin- +l eve Rank House, Llandriedod Wells, to Ile end 31r,.. John Parry. a son. 1 .; . 1, 11 / I Comprising sft. SETTEE and two large EASY CHAIRS, well sprung , stuffed black fibre, topped ...

... only Ilasy, place. needs Position in England. Public; Glastonbury.** Renault-place. Premises (near Cardiff) let to multiple Arms won one race, and that was at Good- Double - HEROOOTE BACHELOR edmoi, athletic• twelve lean' experience (Summer Months).-To ...

... England in 1934-36 the percentage was only 4 per cent. higher in Wales Comas, or sounly boroughs an arm—Anglosoy, 19; Brookma, Caernarvon, Si Cardigan, 1; ; IS ; Pembroke, 111 Radnor, Semen. IA A decrease is shown at:—Carmarthen. 45: Denbigh, 1: Montgomery ...

... long ago. THE fact that Cardigan is an applicr.L for the 1940 Eisteddfod reminds one of the 1176 meeting held in the coml. It is recorded thus by an old chronicirr: And the Lord Rhys made a great feast in the Castle of Cardigan, when he instituted two ...