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South Wales. Sur 1211 TRADES DIRECTORY.] SOUTH WALES. SUR 1211 Rees R. Tycoch, Llanarth, Llandyssil Watts William, Old Railway tavern, Williams William, Monumental works, Rees T. Penlan, Newcastle Emlyn Wiston, Haverfordwegt Marble villas, Llandilo RS.O. C8r~ Rees W.Fairwater rd.Llandaff,Cardiff Wilcox Benj. Flags, Walwyn's Castle, marthenshire Reeves L. 34 Cathays ter.Cathays,Cdff Little Haven RS.O. Pembrokeshire Reynolds &; James, Burry Port ;R.S.O. Wilcox Henry, Brawdy, PenyC'WDl STONE BREAKING Carmarthenshire RS.O. Pembrokeshire MACHINERY. Reynolds David, Kidwelly Wilcox John, Brawdy, Penycwm Askham Bros. & Wilson Limited, Reynolds David Rees, HiRh street, RS.O. Pembrokeshire Sheffield; agents for South Wales &; Fisbguard RB.O. Pembrokeshire Wilkins John, St. Florence, Penally Monmouthshire, Franklin, Saunders Reynolds James, Dinas Cross RS.O. RS.O. Pembrokeshire & Co. 46 Wind lrlreet, Swansea Pembrokeshire Williams Edward & Son, Doby-bont, Reynolds Theophilus, Pembrey, Burry Borth RS.O. Cardiganshire STOUT MERCHANTS. Port RS.O. Carmarthenshire Williams & Jones, Clydach, Swanllea I 8ee Ale & Porter Merchant-s. Richards George, Poplar cottage, Williams R.L.Clossin,Tremaen.Cardgn STOVE & RANGE MAKERS Saundersfoot R.S.O. Pembrokeshire Williams G.,sen. Llanrhidian,Swansea' . • Richards Hy. Templeton, Narberth Williams G.,jun. Llanrhidian,Swan~a.1Perkms BrG9. & Co. 5.5 St. Mary st. ; Richards Samuel, 5 Westbourne place, Williams James Richard, Broad st. 2, 4 & 6 Wyndham arca~e; & hea~y Oysttermouth, Swansea New Radnor, Kington goods & show rooms, Mill la.. CardIff Richards Wm. Martletwy, Narberth Williams John, Colwinstone,Cowbrdge STRAW HAT & BONNET MAS. Roach Thomas, Good~ck, Fishguard Williams John, Cwrt, Rhostie, Llani- Blackmon G. & Co. Tavistock street. R.S.O. Pembrokeshire lar RS.O. CardIgan Roath Cardiff Roberts J. St. Martin's cres.Hvrfrdwst Williams John, High. st. St. David'. Lewis Miss A. 48 Gadly'll rd. Aberdare Rogers Geo. Lawrenny, Pembroke ~..S.O. Pembrokeshir~ . Orchard Francis,35 Adam st.Newtown, Rogers Thomas, :20 Glanmor crescent, WIlhams. John, Llanrhidlan, Swamea Cardiff. See advertisement Uplands, Swansea Williams J. 7 Richmond ter.Carmrthn Orchard Mrs. Julia 25 King's road Rogers Wm. Lawrenny, Pembroke Williams In. St. Dogmae1'8, Cardi~an Canton Cardiff ' , Rogers Wm. Hy. Ely, Cardiff Williams John, ViC'toria street, Llan- S~GAR BOILERS Rosser John, I Wogan villas, Wiston, dovery RS.O. Carmarthenshire • Haverfordwest Williams John P. WaIter rd. Swansea, Bubb AnthonY,45Broadway,Roath,Cdff RosserW.2Wogan vls.Wiston,Hvrfdwst Williams John Tucker, II Ffynone st. Green Ohas. 12 Orchard st. Swansea Saunders Joseph, New mill, Llantris- .&:; Waiter road, Swansea Hilborne W. J. 16 Clifton st..Roath,Cdff ant, Pontyclun RS.O. Glamorgansh Williams Lewis, 12 Queen st. Maesteg Naish Alfred Edgar,8Castle rd.Roath; Sheldon W.Llowes, Hay RS.O.Hrcnsh RS.O. Glamorganshire 59 Bridge st.; 150 Market hall, St. Smith J. St. Ishmael's, Milford Haven William8 Owen,The Lakes,Laugharne, Mary st.• ; &IIWood st. ; works, Ox- Speake In. Llanbadarn Fynydd, Peny- St. Clears ford lane, Roath, Cardiff bont RS.O. Radnorshire Williams Steven, Spring gardens, Whitmarsh George, 37 Lewis street, Stark A. 123 Castle rd. Roath, Cardiff Wbitland RS.O. Carmarthenshire Aberaman, Aberdare Stephen James, Nun st. St. David's Williams Thos. Cockett, Swansea RS.O. Pembrokeshire Williams W.Fidlas rd.Llanishen,Cardft SUGAR MERCHANTS. Studley J.58Emerald st.Roath,Cardiff Young Samuel, Broad street, Pres­ Stanton D. W. &, Co. 57 Victoria it. Taylor James, Brunswick street, Bryn- teigne RS.O. Radnorshire Bristol hyfryd, Swansea Taylor Z. J. 185 Pearl st.Roath,Cardiff STONE MERCHANTS. SURGEONS. Thomas Benjamin,Rhodewood cottage, Barry Llanhirt Coal, Stone & Clay Co. See also Physicians &i Surgeons-. Saundersfoot RS.O.Pembrokeshire Limited (Morgan Weeks, sec.), 64 . Thomas B. Whi'te hill,Carew,Pembroke Taff street, Pontypridd Alt.ken Charles M.D., C.M. Stanwell Thomas Daniel, Pantyscallog, Dowlais, Barry Stone & Lime Co. (A. Trevor road, Penarth Merthyr Tydfil Roberts, sec.), Maesycwm quarry. Ale~ander John Davy L.RC.P.Edin. Thomas David, Crofty, Swansea Holton road, Barry Dock, Cardiff I Esplanade,Porthcawl RS.O. ~lam Thomas David, Llanrhidian, Swansea Davies William, Plas-y-Felin, Glyn- Anderson Al~x. M.B., O.M. HamIlton Thomas Edward, High st. Cymmer, Neath, Neath house, Mam street, Pembroke Porth RS. O. Glamorganshire Holloway J.14 Rectory rd.Canton,Crdff Ander.~0J.1 Ohas. Spencer M.B., C.M. Thomas Evan, Newcastle Emlyn Lewis In. jlUl. Wood rd. Pontypridd I Tnmty place, Swansea Thomas G.PenclawddRS.O.Glmrgns'h Llanharry Limestone & Gravel Quarry Banks .Isaac L., M.D. 75, 76 &"77 Thomas Isaae, Carew. Pembroke Co. Lim. Llanharry, Pontyclun HarTlet street,. Trecynon, .A.berdare Thomas G.PenelawddRS.O.Glmrgnsh RS.O. Glamorganshire Bates Ge~.TweedIeM.R.C.S.E~g.Wye Thomas In. Llanstephan, Carmarthen Llwyndu Brick & O1a,y Co. (Evan ter. Bmlth RoS.O. Breconshue Thomas In. 18 Pearl st. Roath, Cardiff Lewis, manager), Glais, Swansea Beddoes Thos. Pugh F.R.C.S.Eng. 26 Thomas John, 53 Pont-y-Capel road, McGaul W. Quarella quarry, Bridgend North parade, Aberystwyth Cefn-Coed, Merthyr Tydfil Machen Stone & Lime Co. (The) Be~nett C. V. S., M.B:.C.S.Eng. Ken.- Thomas J.Prospect ho.Monkton,Pmbrk (Howell Watkins, manager),Machen. smgton ho. Tower hll1,Haverfordw~t Thomas J. Gowerton RS.O.Glmrgnsh Newp0l't Bennett HU&,h M.R.C.S.Eng. Lla~faIr ThDmas L. Dew st. Haverfordwest Old Radnor Lime,Roadstone & General house, BUllth RS.O. Breconshlr~ Thomas Mrs. ~fary.: Peneoed, Llechryd Trading Co. Lim. (Joseph Baker, Bevan John Iron M.B. ,C.M. Glyncerng, RS.O. Cardiganshire agent), The Pavement, Hay R.S.O. .Oystormouth, Swansea Thomas Rees, Turkey street, Llantwit Breconshire; (Thos. Gittoes, sales- BIddle C., L.~.C.P.Lond. &:; M.RC.S. Major, Cowbridge man), New Radnor station, New .Eng. II2 HIgh st. Merthyr.Tydfil. Thomas W. Bridg-e st. Haverfordwest Radnor, Kington; &(LewisRowland, B~lney W. R Plas-y-coed, Den, CardIft Thomas William, Herbert street, Pont- salesman), Dolyhir station, Old Bud Ashley M.RC.S.Eng. 24 Stan- ardawe, Swansea Radnor, Kington well road, Penarth Thomas Wm. Swansea road, Llanelly Penwyllt Lime & Limestone Co. (John Bonsall G.RE.,L.RC.P.Edin. Queen'. Treharne Daniel, 3 Croft villas, Llan- Atcherley Jebb, propr. & manager) ter. 17 Queen's rd. Aberystwyth stephan, Carmarthen Penwyllt, Glyntawe, Neath ' Bowen D. R, L.R.C.P.&S.Edin. 41 Tucker E. 7 Bryn-y-mor ter. Swansel\ Rees Thomas, Merthyr Vale RS.O. Martin st.MorristonRS.O.Glmrgnsh Vaughan John, St.Twynnell,Pembroke Glamorganshire; & at Llanbradach Bowen-Jones L. M., L.R.C.P.Lond. 22 Vaughan Thomas, Ford street, Pres~ Rich James, North road, Cardiff Lammall street, Carmarthen teigne RS.O. Radnorshire Sims D. T. &:; Co. Victoria lime workB Bowie John C., M.D., C.M. 122 New- Vaughafil W. 72 Alfred st. Roath,Crdff & Canal wharf cement stores, The port road, Roath, Cardiff Veale Wm. 9 Crofts st. Roath, Cardiff Green; also at Neath Abbey, near Bray N.. J. N., M.RC.S.Eng. Plimsoll Wall Frederick, Stone street, Llan. G. W. R station, Neath. See advt ho. Kingsland eres. BarryDock,Odff dovery RS.O. Carmarthenshire Thomas Capt. JGhn, Channel view, Brigstocke Chas. ArthurM.R.C.S.Eng. Wall John, Clydach, Abergavenny St. Athan, Cowbridge Goat street, Haverfordwest WaIters John, High street, Ogmorb Thorne Andrew & Sons, Norton lime Bromley Frederic M.R.C.S.Eng. Vale RS.O. Glamorgan works, Norton, West Cross, Swansea Broad st. Presteigne RS.O.Radnrsh Watkins !saac, Pendref, Talgarth Tylerybont (The) Lime & Limestone Brook William Fredk. F.RC.S.Eng. R.S.O. Breconshire Co. (John Atcherley Jebb, mangr.), Longlands place, St.Helen's rd.Swan Watkins John, Bridge S't. Crickhowell 12 Castle street; &, Pontsticial, near Brown O. P., M.RC.S.Eng. Wilcome Watkins William, Church 'St. Brecon Dowlais, Brecon house, Knighton Watts John, Webb's way,Spittal,Treff- Watkins Thomas 1; Sons, Llangattoek Bruce R. H. G.~ M.B., C.M. High st. garne RS.O. Pembrokeshire wharf & Black rock, Crickhowell Neyland RS.O. Pembrokeshire Wat!s Thomas, Clover Hill cottage, Wigley Richard & Son, Great Western Buist James Joseph M.B. S Gtlildford Wlston, Haverfordwest • coal yard, Aberdare crescentt Cardiff.
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