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South Wales. Co,Vbridge ------Hauliers COPI'I Directory) SOUTH WALES. CO,VBRIDGE ------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------- HAULIERS. Cross Keys, Llantwit Major Chetterton H, Wi~e st, Llant- Crown, Llanharry. J \Yatkins wit Major Crow_n & Anchor,_ Cardiff rd Evans S D, High st Gwyn & Gwyn, High st Hughes M, Alma House, Col- Cur~·Jers 4-rms, Wme st, Llant- Miles E W, High st burgh st Wit MaJor Stockwood J A, High st Symonds A, Turkey st, Llant- D~ke of 'Wellington, High st with Major Eagle, Brynna. ~ Jones Edmund Arms, High st STATIONERS BOOKSELLRS HOTELS (See also ·Pub Hses). Farmers Arms, Arbut~in & NEWSACENTS. · _ ]~ox & Hounds, Llancaigae Butchers Arms, High st Fox & Hounds, Llanharry Anglin W, Llanharran Ocean House, The Leys, St General Picton Llanblethian Cummings W, Llantwit Major ~.:han. W I Lerman. See ad Globe, Church st, Llantwit Davies A Bridge House High st Sh1p, The I.eys, St Athan Major. A Amos Gibbs J, High st Green Dragon, Llancadle J ones W, Llanharran HOTELS (Temperance). Grey Hound, West end Lewis E, West End Kenneys Arms, Rhose - Hare & Hounds, Arbuthin Rose & Crown, Penmark. Good High Corner Hse, Llanh~rran beds- teas & refreshments Horse & Groom, High st STONE & MARBLE MASONS supplied. G Williams, prop Horse Shoe, St Athan Hopkins J & Son, The Bridge, Kings Head, Llantwit Major High st IRONMONGERS. Malsters Arms, Freinghill ------ Mason Arms, High st Bird J G Rarold & Co, High st New White Hart Llantwit TAILORS & OUTFITTERS. Morgan R & Co, East st, Major. Mrs Rees' Evans A S, High st Llantwit Major Oddfellows Arms, Llantwit James I A, High st Yorworth T J, l::Iigh st Major. Mrs Hopkins Watkins & Son, High st Old Swan Inn, Llantwit Major LIME BURNERS. Old White Hart, Llantwit Eddystone Aberthaw Lime & l\hjor TIMBER MERCHANTS. Cement Works, Aberthaw Pelican Inn, High st. Jenkins Roberts J, Maindy North Aberthaw Lias Lime Railway Inn, High st. Davies Works, St l\Iary Church rd. Red Cow, J>eumark. R J Roper T Taylor, prop Royal Oak, High st. Roberts UNDERTAKERS. Six Bells, Penmark. J Aubrey J ames A G, Manchester House MILLERS. Three Boars Head, High st High st Spencer D, Llanbethian Mills Tudor Arms, Y estradowen Thomas b, Penmark; also Tuberville, Llanharran wheelwright & coachbuilder MINERAL WATER MNFRS. Victoria, Sigginstone West Gateh West end. I David J enkins L, High st Wheelwrig t Arms, High st VETERINARY SURCEONS. PAINTERS & PLUMBERS. White Lion, East st, Llant- Hall W R, Llantwit Major wit Major. W G Lovetruek Davies M, High st white Lion, High st. D Davies J W, High st Mordecai WATER CRESS CROWERS. Phillips & Brown, High st White Lion, Yestradowen Warren S & Son, The Bridge Williams G, Rose & Crown, Inn, High st REFRESHMENT ROOMS. Penmark Davies Mrs, Colhugh st, Llant- PUBLIC HOUSES. with Major W H EEL W RICH TS. Ancient Druid, High st Davies G, Llantwit Major David J J, St Athan Angel, Llantwit Major Davies A M, Llantwit Major Foxwell F A, Ystradowen Barley Mow, Penlline Hayward G, High st Grifliths E, Llancaifan Bear, High st. T Thomas Rees D, Llantwit Major Thomas E, St Athan Bear, Llanharry. G Ambury Thomas Mrs, Aberthaw Williams W, St Mary Church Blacksmith Arms, Lanmease Trigg M, Llantwit Major Blue Anchor, Aberthaw Blue Bell, High st. Fitzgerald SADDLERS. WINE & SPIRIT MRCHNTS Thomas H, Church st Bridge Inn, High st. S Y.,T arren J enkins L, High st Brown Lion, Llanmease Y orworth T J, High st Bush Inn, St Hilary Bush Inn, West End SHOPKEEPERS. MISCELLANEOUS. Carpenters Arms, Whitehall Boobyer Mrs, Llanblethian (near Rhoose). Every ac- Bradley Mrs E, Lisworney Collins H ; watchmaker commodation for cyclists George E, Llantwit Major George J ; carting agent (with materials for repairs), George T, Llantwit Major Gibbs & Brown; printers refreshments. Welsh ham & Griffi.ths M, Llancarfan Hayter S ; cycle agent & eggs ; teas a speciality. Griffi.ths Mrs, West End photographer D Rees Jenkins M, Llanblethian Howell J ; flannel dealer Carne Arms, Lisworney Johnson C, Llantwit Major Lewis J S · cooper City, Llansannor. Mrs Thomas Lewis R, Llantwit Major Smith E J & Co; corn & seed Colliers Arms, Llanharry Tucker T, High st merchant Commercial, High st Williams T, Llanblethian Tilley D ; coach h"ll;ilders , Ill .
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