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... HERBERT R. THONI JOHN DAVID. WATTS k MOW ( . 01IVIIRID“E MARK NEXT. Grading at 10.30 ant . JOHN DAVID. WATTS MORGAN IVA 1.1. of CARDIFF. THURSDAY, March 25. PRANK H. LLEWELLYN (Wm, stern Evans, A.A.I. A.l.Arb.) nil !SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION (subject to ...
... 1 'South Evening Post Glamorgan bowler heads averages Norman Haver the 23-year-old Glamorgan right -arm medium paoe bowler who Joined the Welsh oounty from Middlesex at the beginning of the season has the distinction of heading the first-class bowling ...
... MOMENTOUS DAYS OF THE LABOUR MOVEMENT RECALLED death of Mr John Bruton a pioneer OMENTOUS sometimes stormy pioneer of the Labour and ' Trade movement in the recalled the on at the age of 79 Mr John Bruton 17 Stuart Street was one of oimders the ILP the 'Trades ...
... of by ?.T.) at the Farmers* Arms Motel. Pantiedulais. at 3pm., on FRIDAY. 1 0 . by JOHN FRANC IS and SON, In with Mr. J. J. Monis. Particulars of Sale. and say Further Information, of the Auctioneers, Carmarthen and Cardigan, or Waiters and Williams, Roliorton ...
... PeTIFIN at Weill oaton . TRIP kV. May 21. 3 om. F hold Attic. Proorrt In Lot I —NOV ' and Pr-NTS*I'N !ARMS. HENRY Dwellin House. Adequate -• • and 209 Arm or thereabout• of watered Pastore and Arable Lard c • Po.. Lot 2—DA NTCRFN FARM. on , 'SOCK. incl. ...
... future prospects of Cardigan will be bright if the Council devises means of keeping it in one channel between St Dogmaels and the estuary The development of Cardigan as seaport' would mean an increased flow of goods through Cardigan to the outlying districts ...
... so why should there not be Welsh Tourist Board? he asked. Wales is a small country—a motherland which you want to put your arms around, he said. It is not too big for our purpose. Ht said that foreigners who came to this country brought £20,000,000 ...
... HALL, *ad HOUSEHOLD FUR. ISHINGIL lad.: 100 Folding Metal Beds. 30 Weed's Ospbserds, 21 Writing and Canteen Telalea .n. SO Arm, Folding, and Fireside Malec T 6 Factory Stools. 9 10ft. Benches, 40 Shires Metal Chests, Upright Piaseiterte, 17 Dressing Chests ...
... Pembrokeshire, Sam James, Hilgerran (Headmaster. Olanrhyd). to Vera Howes. Cardigan (Headmistress, Hinted). 1 WILLIAMS WRIGHT.—Dec. 18. at St. Ma , y's Church. Templeme-be, Somerset. John Howard. only an of Mr. and Mrs. E. J WiDlaos. Nazfolk Rouse, Olattant-at ...
... and ?Memel OUlespie, • son (Johni. I JOHN —On June 7. at Carmarthen os Maiernity Hpital. Maly of W °fr.) Joh . • daughter (Helen Marlarr 1. .—Jere a, at Penylon Nursing H,•ve. to Ph'tas (nee riovhatt and &num . arm. C'iOn!dd. • daushter. Mitt Lir,: —On ...
... the same material a Welsh pirate underlying idea programme by some spot interviews with people in studio cardigan seamen A years town of Cardigan was important and prosperous 1848 imports and exports amounted over 11000 tons counting lime and small 253 ...
... 2-ton Lorry, Car Wlteele and Zinn Bins. JOHN DAVID, WATTS, and MORGAN (F.A.I I. a 202 PETEMSTON MARK FT. FRIDAY MEET, Oct. 29. Grading of Fat Stock at 10 a.ms. Ratites for Neat Sal. clout To-morrow (Wednesday). JOHN DAVID. WATTS and MORGAN (P.A.1.). n2Ol ...