... flm post Hondav Next. September 13. JACKSON and McCARTNEY. s Auctioneer*. Head Office: Craven Arm*. Salop. ANNUAL SHEEP BALES. 1943 (Wel»d Moufltgin Sboepl. JOHN HERBERT ha* been by the lre«d«r« CONDUCT ♦he following BALES*—EWEO. LAMBS. RAMS (liunrwitepd ...

... Customer*, the Cardigan Arm* Hotel 13 O Mrs. June*. 36. Burlington-ter. O 17 6 IMisa Langmaid .* 17 6 Mi**e« Bronwen and Kay . Bowen, 129, Pearl-street 0 15 (Mrs. Krskine. Kuby-itreet.. 8 Bridge Inn. Ely 4 C t'ustpmer*. the Moulders' Arm* 1 10 Mr*. Kirk ...

... and Mrs. Barrett Evans, Glyn. Llanstephan. She was an aunt of Mr. T. B. Stephens, former High Sheriff of Carmarthenshire. Mr. John Welder Howard, whose death is announced at Brantwood. Pennard. Gower, was a veteran Swansea teacher. After an appointment at ...

... Glamorgan. Monmouth, Hereford. Radnor, Cardigan and Carmarthen. pARDIFF was described as county 530 years ago in a which referred to *‘a bond of David Lewis, rector of the church of St. Fagan in Wales, and John Button, of the town Gylmyn, in the couni> ...

... JACKSON and McCARTNEY, Head Office. Craven Arms, Shropahire. WEST OF ENGLAND HORSE SALES CRAVEN ARMS and HEREFORD. The La.geat Sales of'Farmers’ Horses in the Midlands. 1944, Great Spring Show and Fixture!: CRAVEN ARMS. SATURDAY. March 4; HEREFORD. SATURDAY ...

... 1943 1548 JOHN DAVID. WATTS, and MORGAN IF l. RRIDGEKD L M O R G N EDUCATION COMMITTEE. W If ITCH II SECONDARY SCHOOL. WANILD. for the spring and Summer T*rmronly, TEACHF.H I HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE of WeM-balU FREEHOLD RESIDENCE and VILLAS. JOHN DAVID. WATTS ...

... and beloved alaler id Ellen 1 —At London HoaplUl. Margaret, of Farm. Llanellv. Funeral Tuea? Bail''cape! 2.0; Men only. 1 John Morgan. of Caerphilly-53 • Red Acre-rd.. Sutton Fbneral arrangement* JfflS Cardiff. field, on Dec Ivor Jonw. Dentist, Ethel ...

... 1 an*?ween Klying-offlcer Douglas . voungost eon of Mr. and is. of Brynelvet. Lougbor, and Cardigan, and Marjor.e. only * ', J Owen and Mrs. Avondale, Cardigan. BON NELL COLLINS.*The Engagement announced between Denys Llewellyn *.nell. 2. Windsor Villas ...

... suddenly at his home. Underborough, Westward Ho ! North Devon, aged 70. He was the third son of the late John Vaughan, J.P.. of Plfts, Llangoedmone. Cardigan, and a younger brother Mr. Herbert M. Vaughan, of Tenby. During the last War Capt. Vaughan served in ...

... schools. , Mrs. D. D. Rees, Fountain House, troops. It has been the cusdora m tlm past Bridge-street, Lampeter, that he is Capt. John James Newbury, the '? me dj^tio^ e the alive and a prisoner of war in Dynevor - avenue, Neath, who [ cai . . j dcnv this completely ...

... should not take transference if took even . lak .. stand about 10 .ntn m-ptation of both the mcanim: . ® ,^ egre J street. Cardigan, has received a this opportunity for exposing the more pains to explain to every new » « nicht and . . . 1913, M.A. in 1917 ...

... fighters. • LF—JOHN —On Ja bvtcrian Church. Davies. M A . B.D . Londo Barrv. Douelas T Erneit DISTRICT NEWS Wales Depends on Wise Use WEDDING ANNIVERSARY ; —f!on2ratulation* on yo of Coal and Ron - Id Griffith* and Co^' >voted mothe; Air Arm) dew. Funeral ...