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DU B LI N KND THe €HST OF IRBLHND DA 995 D8B63 1912 C.l ROBA i»«i«H«a i»m*WM*i BLRCK'S iGUID6: BOOKS UMiiaitl BLACK'S HOME GUIDE BOOKS Bath and Bristol. 6d. net. Killarney and the South of Belfast and the North of Ireland. Ireland, is. net. is. net. Leamington, Stratford, etc. is. Bournemouth. 6d. net. net. Buckinghamshire, is. net. Liverpool and District, is. net. Buxton irons, is. net. is. net on, Complete. Canterbi net. North. 6d. net. Channel West. 6d. net. with e> $& South. 6d. net. Cornwall Salford. is. net. 2s. 6d. $ East of Kent. Derbyshi Devonshi lie and Central IVEtUTJ Dorsetsh is. net. Dublin ai is. net. South Devon. Edinburg Presented to the English I I. net. English ] LIBRARY of the Edition, is. net. is. net. antral. 2s. 6d. Exeter a UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO net. 2s. 6d. net. Galway ; id South-West. is. net. from Glasgow i East. 2s. 6d.. Guernsey, the estate of Alderne 6d. net. Hampshii C.P. STACEY let. Harrogat( let. Ilfracomb South Hams. 6d. net. Ireland. Loch Lomond, Ireland. Isle of Ma ind West Kent. Isle of Wi Jersey. ( yv cues, murm. 6d. net. Kent. 2s. 6d. net. Wales, South. 3s. 6d. net. Kent, East (Canterbury, Margate, Wales. Cheap Edition, is. net. Rarnsgate, etc.). is. net. What to See in England. Illus- Kent, West (Tunbridge Wells, trated. 2s. 6d. net. Maidstone, etc.). is. net. Wye, The. is. net. Published by A. & C. BLACK, 4 SOHO SQUARE, LONDON, W. — "HARDY'S" HIGH-CLASS TOOLS FOR MINERS, CONTRACTORS, AND AGRICULTURISTS. HAND AND POWER BORING MACHINES FOR ROCK AND COAL MINERS' DRILL STEEL ^ Of all Grades and CRUCIBLE CAST STEEL } *°r all HIGH-SPEED STEEL J purposes. THE HARDY PATENT PICK CO., Ltd., SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND. BOOKS OF REFERENCE. WHO'S WHO, 1912. An Annual Biographical Dictionary. This year's issue contains about 23,000 biographies. Crown 8vo. cloth. Price I OS. net. What the Press says about it. ; " When in doubt consult ' Who's Who.' 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"This is a book which would prove useful from time to time in any household, and is, moreover, so well written— its prime merit that of clearness—as to furnish reading of an interesting; character quite apart from the idea of turning the information to immediate use."—Guard'/'an. " It is a thoroughly practical, useful book, singularly complete."—Scotsman. THE SOCIAL GUIDE, 1912. Edited by Mrs. HUGH ADAMS and Miss E. A. BROWNE. Crown 8vo, cloth. Price 2s. 6d. net. Published by ADAM AND CHARLES BLACK, 4 Soho Square, London, W. OOP V GAUTIER'S (THREE-O-VEE) TWENTY YEARS OLD LIQUEUR BRANDY. GOLD MEDAL, JAPAN EXHIBITION, 1910. Motor, This Celebrated and Steamship OQO V Travelling, Liqueur Brandy Hunting, (guaranteed Shooting, Fishing, 20 years old) is now Cycling, and put in up in all cases where Patent Flasks, a small with Pure quantity of an Aluminium Cup Undoubtedly Fine Attachment, Spirit in especially suitable the pocket is a for Railway, desirability. GUARANTEED PURE GRAPE. Obtainable at most Railway and Hotel Bars. GAUTIER FRERES, COGNAC. ESTABLISHED 1755. Wh AT«to« ly: BROWN, GORE & CO., TOWER HOUSE, 40 TRINITY SQUARE, LONDON, E.C. BLACK'S GUIDE TO DUBLIN REVISED AND BROUGHT UP TO DATE BY GORDON HOME BLACK'S GUIDE TO DUBLIN INCLUDING THE ENVIRONS AS FAR NORTH AS DROGHEDA AND SOUTH TO WEXFORD TWENTY-SEVENTH EDITION Ilfagtratrti fottij JHaps ant* Plans LONDON ADAM AND CHARLES BLACK 1912 HOTELS. The letters (I.A.C.) placed before the names of hotels indicate that such hotels have been appointed by the Irish Automobile Club, and the letter (C.) that the hotels so marked are on the Cyclists' Touring Club list. The Editor will be glad to receive any notes or corrections from Tourists using this Guide-book. CoirvmunicoMons to be addressed to the Publishers, 4 Soho Squdre, London, W. CONTENTS PAGE Dublin 1 Principal Sights 5 Walks through Dublin 19 Excursions from Dublin . 31 Howth 33 Malahide 38 Swords, Lusk, etc 39 Drogheda 39 The Boyne 40 Monasterboice . 41 Mellifont, Dowth, New Grange, Slane, Trim, etc. 42-45 Tara 45 Kells 47 Kingstown 48 Dalkey, Killiney 48, 49 Bray 50 Excursions from Bray 51 The Dargle 51 Powerscourt 52 Loughs Bray, Tay, etc .54 Roundwood, etc. 55 Devil's Glen 56 Glendalough 58 Vales of Clara, Ovoca, etc 62, 63 Woodenbridge 65 vi CONTENTS PAOE Wicklow 6Q Glenmalure (Drumgoff) 67 Lugnaquilla 68 Arklow 69 County Wexford 71 Enniscorthy, etc. 71 Wexford .72 New Ross 74 Inistioge 74 LIST OF MAPS Dublin (Plan) facing 'page 1 Dublin Bay . page 31 Dublin and the Wicklow Mountains facing ,, 31 The Vale of Glendalough „ 60 Dublin and the South- Eastern Counties ». 74 ILLUSTRATIONS O'Connell Bridge and Sackville Street . Frontispiece St. Patrick's Cathedral To face page 12 Howth and Ireland's Eye .... „ 34 Kingstown 48 ....... If Glendalough . , M 58 . — APPEOACHES TO DUBLIN FROM LONDON By London and North-Western, and Dublin Mail Steam Packet Companies combined, or London and North-Western alone. Euston. Kingstown. Dublin. 8.30 a.m. 5 p.m. 5.30 p.m. 1.20 p.m. 9.50 p.m. 10.20 p.m. 8.45 p.m. 5.30 a.m. 6 A.M. Euston. North Wall, Dublin. 10.15 p.m. 7.30 a.m. The Royal Mail Steam Packet boats are twin-screw steamers, the Ulster, Munster, Leinster, and Connaught, excellently ap- pointed in all particulars. The service runs twice daily in each direction. The single fares from London to Dublin range from 53s. 6d. combined 1st and saloon, to 29s. 6d. combined 3rd class and cabin. The average passage (to Kingstown) is 2 hours 45 minutes. It is also possible to go to Dublin via Fishguard and Rosslare, and this would be most convenient for anyone living within easy reach of Fishguard. The Great Western Railway Company run excellent turbine steamers between these ports. Fares from Paddington to Dublin (single), 62s. 6d. to 26s. 3d. From Rosslare the journey is made via Wexford by the Dublin and South-Eastern Railway, see page 30 ; or via Waterford by the Great Southern and Western Railway. Excursion tickets at cheaper rates are issued by both lines on every possible occasion. Steamers also run to Dublin from Hours of Sii gle Saloon Sailings. Passage. Fare. Liverpool 8 2 daily 13s. 6d. Glasgow . 2 daily 25s. Od. Bristol 24 1 a week 10s. Od. Heysham . 9 Daily 12s. 6d. Portsmouth 56 2 a week 24s. 6d. Southampton 50 2 a week 24s. 6d. Plymouth 30 2 a week 20s. Od. Falmouth 22 2 a week 18s. Od. Silloth . 12 2 a week 10s. Od. - "" ItJiill. ^J. T ''%- ;; DUBLIN Railway Stations.—(1) Great Northern, Amiens Street ; (2) Great Southern and Western, Kingsbridge ; (3) Dublin and South -Eastern, Westland Row, Harcourt Street, and Tara Street (the latter Joint with Great Northern Railway) ; (4) Midland Great Western, Broadstone; (5) North Wall (Liffey Branch), North Wall Quay. — (I.A.C.) Hotels. Shelbourne (St. Stephen's Green) ; Hibernian (Dawson Street); (I.A.C: C.) Metropole (Sackville Street); Maple's (Kildare Street); Gresham (Sackville Street); Imperial (Sackville Street); : Power's Royal (Kildare Street) ; (I.A.C. C.) Standard (Harcourt Street) Kilworth (Kildare Street) ; Hammam (Sackville Street)—baths ; Granville (Sackville Street) ; Central (George Street), Commercial ; Russell (St. Stephen's Green), Family ; Jury's — Commercial (College Green) Ruswell's (Moiesworth Street), Private Hotel ; Grosvenor (Westland Row Station). Restaurants. — Metropole (Hotel, Sackville Street) ; Mitchell's (Grafton Street) ; Empire (Nassau Street) ; The Savoy (Grafton Street) ; The College—Vegetarian (College Street) ; The X.L. (Grafton Street) ; Bodega and Hyne's (both Dame Street); The D.B.C. (Dame Street, Stephen's Green, and Sackville Street) ; Bewley's Cafe (George Street and Westmore- land Street) ; Princes and Cafi Cairo (both Grafton Street) ; Roberts (Suffolk Street) ; Thompson's and Harrison's (both Westmoreland Street) Larchet's (Dame Street) ; Sackville Cafe" (Lower Sackville Street). — Theatres. Theatre Royal, Hawkin's Street ; Gaiety, South King Street Queen's Royal, Great Brunswick Street ; Empire Theatre of Varieties, Dame Street ; Tivoli Music Hall, Burgh Quay ; various Cinematograph Houses.
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    THE INDUSTRIAL NORMAL EXPONENT NOVEMBER 1910 rolume IX Number 2 SIT FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS PHOTOGRAPH EARLY We can give you a speaking likness of yourself. Over Salisbury's Book Store. Phone 1518. ARTHUR J. SCHULTZ, Photographer. VISIT The Herman Coffee House ( H.. PUMPLIN, Proprietor) After Your Evening's Shopping or Theatre Going Baltimore Oysters Served at all Times 114 So. Lincoln. Across from Fire Hall Aberdeen, S. D. FOR XMAS GI[FTS Don't Fail to Look Over Our New Stock of JEWELER'S MERCHANDISE: In Our New Store CHAS. A. SAUER, Jeweler 208 SOUTH MAIN THE WHITE FRONT ABERDEEN, S. D. SHOPPERS' GUIDE AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY When in need of anything, consult the Directory below and the ad- vrtisements found in the Exponent. These people who take advertising space in our paper are our friends, and are deserving of our confidence and patronage. AMUSEMENT HARDWARE The Idle Hour Aberdeen Hardware Co. McArthur Hardware Co. ATHLETIC GOODS Aberdeen Hardware Co. HOTELS Bennett Drug Store The Radison BAKERIES JEWELERS Vroman's Bakery Chas. A. Sauer D. G. Gallett BANKS Voedisch First State Savings Bank C. C. Burkart BARBER SHOPS LEATHER GOODS Keating's Barber Shop Aberdeen Crockery and Nov- BOOKS AND STATIONERY elty Co. Griffis Drug Company Bennett Drug Store Normal Book Store OPTICIANS BOOTS AND SHOES C. C. Burkart Strauss Clothing Co. Chas. A. Sauer The Wolter Shoe Co. D. G. Gallett Webb-Robertson Shoe Co. Voedisch Jewelry Co. CANDY AND CONFECTIONS PATTERNS Aberdeen Candy Kitchen The Sherman Dry Goods Co. Griffis Drug Company PENNANTS CLOTHIERS Aberdeen Crockery and Nov- D.