Lake.--Cushvalley. Station.--Killarney, thence by car about 8 miles.

Accommodation at Killarney. Brown trout free.

Lake.--Garagarry. Station.--Killarney, thence by car 6 miles.

Accommodation at Killarney. Brown trout free.

Lake.--Cummeenduff. Station.--Killarney, thence by car 13 miles through

Gap of Dunloe. Accommodation at Killarney. Amply stocked with trout

free.

Lake.--Curraghmore. Station.--Killarney, thence by car 15 miles.

Accommodation at Killarney. Brown trout free.

Lake.--Augur. Station.--Killarney, thence by car 9 miles. Brown trout

free.

Lake.--Callee. Station.--Killarney, thence by car 8 miles. Accommodation

at Killarney. Fine stock of trout free.

Lake.--Managh. Station.--Killarney, thence by car 6 miles. Accommodation

at Killarney. Brown trout free.

~SLIGO DISTRICT.~

Lake.--Lough Gill. Station.--Sligo, on Great Southern and Western

Railway, thence by car 3 miles. Good hotel accommodation at Sligo.

Salmon, white and brown trout and pike free, by permission, which may be

obtained without difficulty.

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~DUBLIN DISTRICT.~

Station.--Lucan, on Great Southern and Western Railway, 6-3/4 miles from

Dublin. Accommodation at Spa hotel. Rough shooting by permission of

owners.

Station.--Athlone, on Great Southern and Western Railway. 80 miles from

Dublin. Good hotels. Wild fowl shooting on River Shannon and Lough Ree

free.

Station.--Monasterevan, on Great Southern and Western Railway, 37 miles

from Dublin. Good hotels. Rough shooting free along the River Barrow.

Station.--Banagher, on Great Southern and Western Railway, 84 miles from

Dublin. Good hotel. Wild fowl very plentiful along Rivers Shannon and

Brosna, free.

Station.--Dunlavin, on Great Southern and Western Railway, 32 miles from

Dublin. Good hotel. Rough shooting free.

Station.--Rathvilly, on Great Southern and Western Railway, 47 miles

from Dublin. Good hotel. Snipe and duck fairly abundant, free.

~LIMERICK DISTRICT.~

Station.--Croom, on Great Southern and Western Railway, 11 English miles

from Limerick. Accommodation at Croom Hotel and Murgue View Hotel.

Rabbits, plover, snipe, duck, at Tory Hill, by permission of owner of

land.

Station.--Dromkeen, on Great Southern and Western Railway, 11 miles from

Limerick. Accommodation good. Snipe, duck, plover; free.

Station.--Castleconnell, on Great Southern and Western Railway, 9 miles

from Limerick. Accommodation good. Wild fowl; shooting on the river.

Station.--Patrickswell, on Great Southern and Western Railway, 7 miles

from Limerick. Accommodation at Patrickswell Hotel or Dunraven Arms,

Adare. Geese, duck, widgeon, teal, snipe, and cock; by permission of Mr.

Peter Fitzgerald, J.P., Mondela House.

Station.--Rathkeale, on Great Southern and Western Railway, 19 miles

from Limerick. Accommodation at Pigott Arms and Eagle Hotel. Good duck

shooting; free.

Station.--- Killaloe, on Great Southern and Western Railway, 15 miles

from Limerick. Accommodation excellent. In winter Lough Derg is visited

by large quantities of wild fowl, which afford capital sport; and the

bogs and marshes around Killaloe hold snipe in fair numbers.

~CORK DISTRICT.~

There is excellent wild fowl shooting all along the sea coasts, and

along the rivers for a few miles from the sea. The Youghal coast, the

Lower Lee, Blackwater, and Bandon Rivers, afford excellent sport of this

kind; also the deeply indented coasts of Kinsale, Courtmacsherry,

Skibbereen, and Baltimore.

Station.--Bandon, 20 miles from Cork, on South Coast Railway.

Accommodation fair at the Angel and Devonshire Arms. Snipe, wild fowl,

and plover; free.

Station.--Blarney, 5 miles from Cork, on Great Southern and Western

Railway. Accommodation excellent at St. Ann's Hydropathic Establishment.

Snipe and plover fairly abundant; free.

Station.--Clonakilty, 33 miles from Cork, on Cork, Bandon, and South

Coast Railway. Accommodation fairly good at Imperial or Shannon Arms.

Snipe and plover; free.

Station.--Mitchelstown, miles from Cork, on Great Southern and Western

Railway. Accommodation fair at Ahearn's or Fitzgerald's. Snipe and

plover may be had on the slopes of Kilworth Hills, by permission of

Officer Commanding Kilworth Camp.

Station.--Kinsale, 24 miles from Cork, on Cork, Bandon, and South Coast

Railway. Accommodation good at Kinsale Arms or Sea View Hotels. Wild

fowl mostly preserved, but permission may be had.

Station.--Skibbereen, 53-3/4 miles from Cork, on Cork, Bandon, and South

Coast Railway. Accommodation fair at Commercial, Eldon, and Ilen Valley

Hotels. Duck, teal, widgeon, snipe, and plover; free.

Station.--Youghal, 26-3/4 miles from Cork, on Great Southern and Western

Railway. Accommodation good at Adelphi, Devonshire Arms, Green Park,

Imperial, and Strand Hotels. Wild fowl very plentiful along the sea

coast and at mouth of Blackwater; free.

~WATERFORD DISTRICT.~

Station.--Horse and Jockey, on Great Southern and Western Railway, 48

miles from Waterford. Accommodation at Thurles, about 4 miles distant.

Grouse, hares, duck, &c., &c., in Liskeveen Bogs, by permission of D. J.

Mansergh, Esq., Grallagh Castle, Thurles.

Station.--Ballyhale, on Great Southern and Western Railway, 15 miles

from Waterford. Accommodation at Mrs. Hayes, Knocktopher Hotel,

Thomastown. Rough shooting to be had at Courisk and Castlecasker Bogs,

about 1 mile from the station, in the direction of Innistiogue, but game

not plenty, being a common; this would be free. A preserve at

Knocktopher. For permission apply to Captain Langrishe. A preserve at

Castlemorris. For permission apply to Rev. Wm. D'Montmorency,

Castlemorris. Applications as to payment and otherwise should be made to

above-mentioned gentlemen.

Station.--Attanagh, on Great Southern and Western Railway, 45 miles from

Waterford. Accommodation at Griffith's Hotel, Durrow. About 1,000 acres,

almost adjoining station; duck, rabbit, snipe, woodcock; free, if with

permission of occupiers (tenant farmers).

Station.--Kilmacthomas, on Great Southern and Western Railway, 15 miles

from Waterford. Accommodation at E. J. Walsh's Hotel. There is no

preserved ground in this vicinity, on which permission is given to

shoot; snipe are fairly plentiful on surrounding bogs, and this is about

all the shooting there is. By permission of Charles Mansfield,

Kilmacthomas, and P. Power, Faithlegg, Waterford.

Station.--Durrow, on Great Southern and Western Railway, 22 miles from

Waterford. Accommodation at Whelan's and Riley's Hotels. Waterfowl;

grey and green plover; also duck and snipe, rabbits, &c., by permission

of farmers.

Station.--Lismore, on Great Southern and Western Railway. Accommodation

at Devonshire Arms Hotel and Blackwater Vale Hotel. Partridge, grouse,

woodcock. Permission to be obtained from James Penrose, Esq., Lismore

Castle.

Station.--Carrick, on Great Southern and Western Railway. Accommodation

at Bessborough Arms and Kirwan's Hotels. Duck, rabbits, rooks. Free, and

by permission.

Station.--Mullinavat, on Great Southern and Western Railway, 7-3/4 miles

from Waterford. Accommodation at M'Donald's Hotel and Hely's Hotel.

Duck, widgeon, teal, and snipe; shooting free on Bishop's Mountain and

Moenrin. By permission.

~SLIGO DISTRICT.~

Station.--Sligo, on Great Southern and Western Railway, thence by car.

Place, Rosse's Point. Accommodation--Hotels good. Shooting--free below

high water mark.

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INDEX.

Achill Head, 246.

Adare, 59.

Adare Abbey, 60.

Adare Manor, 61.

Adare Manor Golf Links, 292.

Aghada, 95.

Aghadoe, 156.

Among the Arbutus, 266.

Arbutus Island, Killarney, 267.

Arbutus Rock, Lake Currane, 202.

Ardfert, 62.

Ardmore, 105, 256.

Arran Islands, 243, 256.

Athenry, 237.

Athlone, 39.

Athlone Golf Links, 291.

Ballincollig, 89.

Ballingrane, 62.

Ballybunion, 62, 65, 257.

Ballycotton, 96.

Baltimore, 172.

Banagher Golf Links, 291.

Bandon Golf Links, 293.

Bank of Ireland, 17.

Bantry, 172.

Beenarourke, 204.

Birr Castle, 39.

Birr Golf Links, 292.

Black Abbey, 36.

Blackrock, 89.

Blackrock Castle, Cork, 89.

Blackwater River, 101, 107.

Blackwater River, Youghal, &c., 98.

Blackwater at Kenmare, 219.

Blarney, 77, 257.

Blarney Castle, 86.

Boating at Killarney, 135.

Boher, 46.

Brayhead, 192.

Bundoran Golf Links, 294.

Bunratty Castle, 221.

Buttevant, 98.

Cahirciveen, 182, 187, 257.

Caragh Lake, 178.

Caragh Lake, Southern Hotel, 178.

Carlow, 33.

Carrantual, Killarney, 146.

Carrick-on-Suir, 127.

Carton House, Maynooth, 28.

Cashel, 130.

Castleconnell, 53, 257.

Castletown, 27.

Castletown House, 27.

Caves of Mitchelstown, 131.

Charleville, 134.

Christ Church Cathedral, 20.

Claddagh, 243.

Clare and East Galway Natural History, 272.

Clew Bay, 248.

Clifden, 245.

Cliffs of Moher, 231.

Cliffs at Valencia, 191.

Clock Tower, Youghal, 102.

Clonakilty Golf Links, 293.

Clondalkin, 26.

Clonmacnoise, 44.

Clonmel, 127.

Cloonaghlin Lake, 188.

Cloyne, 95.

Connemara and Sligo, 245.

Coomakista, 204.

Coomakisteen Hill, 205.

Coomasaharn, 182.

Cork, 73.

Cork District, 85.

Cork District--

Cycling, 279.

Fishing, 297, 300.

Shooting, 303.

Cork Exhibition, 84.

County Clare, 221.

Cratloe Woods, 221.

Cromwell's Bridge, 171.

Crosshaven, 95.

Curragh Camp, 31, 32.

Curraghmore Ho., 118.

Custom Ho., Dublin, 21.

Cycling, 278.

Dame St., Dublin, 18.

Derriana Lake, 188.

Derrynane, 206.

Derrynane Abbey, 206.

Diamond Mountain, 247.

Dinish Island, Killarney, 144.

Dooks, 180.

Dromod, 67.

Dromoland Castle, 222.

Dublin Castle, 19.

Dublin and District, 15.

Dublin District--

Fishing, 295, 299.

Golfing, 291.

Shooting, 302.

Duke of York Route, 67.

Dungarvan, 132.

Dunmore, 122.

Dunmore East, 257.

Eagle's Nest, Killarney, 145.

Eccles' Hotel, Glengarriff, 166.

Emly, 133.

Ennis, 221.

Ennistymon, 223.

Falls of Doonass, 54.

Fenit, 66.

Fethard, 128.

Fishing, 295.

Four Courts, Dublin, 23.

Foynes, 62.

Galteemore, 132.

Galway, 238.

Galway and Dist., 235.

Galway Golf Links, 294.

Galway, Queen's College, 244.

Gannets on Little Skellig, 197.

Gap of Dunloe, 157.

Garinish Island, 212, 215.

Geological Section, Bantry to Killarney, 263.

Glenbeigh, 182.

Glenbrook, 92.

Glendalough, 249.

Glengarriff, 166, 257.

Golfing, 291.

Golfing at Lehinch, 229.

Gort, 237.

Gougane Barra, 169.

Grattan, 17.

Great Cross of the Scriptures, 45.

Guest House, Mount Melleray, 111.

Harristown, 29.

Headford, 134.

Holy Cross Abbey, 129.

Imperial Hotel, Waterford, 117.

Inchigeela, 171.

Innisfallen, Killarney, 146.

Irish Spurge, 268.

Kells, 38, 182.

Kenmare, 257.

Kenmare and Glengarriff, 164.

Kenmare, Southern Hotel, 166, 218.

Kerry Ditchbank, 264.

Kerry Slug, 269.

Kildare, 31.

Kilkee, 225, 228, 258.

Kilkenny, 33, 34.

Kilkenny Castle, 35.

Killaloe, 58, 67.

Killaloe Golf Links, 292.

Killery Bay, 251.

Killarney, 136, 258.

Killarney, Arbutus Island, 267.

Killarney, Carrantual, 146.

Killarney, Dinish, 144.

Killarney, Eagle's Nest, 145.

Killarney, Gap of Dunloe, 157.

Killarney, Innisfallen, 146.

Killarney, Meeting of the Waters, 149.

Killarney, Muckross Abbey, 151.

Killarney, Shooting the Rapids, 143.

Killarney, Torc, 153.

Killarney, Up. Lake, 139.

Killarney District, Cycling, 283.

Killarney District, Fishing, 298, 300.

Killarney and Glengarriff, 133.

Killarney, Southern Hotel, 136.

Killorglin, 178.

Kilmallock, 133.

Kilrush, 232.

Kincora, 69.

Kinvara, 237.

Kylemore, 253.

Lake Coomasaharn, 186.

Lake Currane, 200.

Lakes and Fjords of Kerry, 175.

Lartigue Railway, 63.

Leenane, 248, 258.

Lehinch, 258.

Lehinch Golf Links, 292.

Letterfrack, 248.

Limerick, 47.

Limerick District, Cycling, 281.

Limerick District, Fishing, 296, 299.

Limerick District, Golf Links, 292.

Limerick District, Shooting, 303.

Limerick Junction, 46.

Liscanor, 232.

Lisdoonvarna, 224, 258.

Lismore, 110.

Lismore Golf Links, 293.

Littleisland Golf Links, 293.

Look-out Cliff, Kilkee, 227.

Lough Corrib, 245, 250.

Lough Gill, 252, 254.

Lough Gur, 134.

Lough Ree, 71.

Lucan, 26, 258.

Mallaranny, 252.

Mallow, 99.

Mallow Castle, 100.

Mallow Golf Links, 293.

Mangerton, 160.

Marina, Cork, 75.

Maryborough, 39.

Meeting of the Waters, Killarney, 149.

Midleton, 105.

Milltown Malbay, 232.

Mitchelstown, 131.

Monasterevan, 38.

Monkstown, 92.

Mount Melleray, 109.

Mount Melleray, Guest House, 111.

Mountain Stage, 182.

Muckross Abbey, 151.

Myrtle Grove, 104.

Naas, 28.

National Library, Dublin, 23.

Natural History, 260.

Nest of Wood Ant, 271.

Newcastle, 62.

Newbridge, 31.

Newport, 248.

North Kerry, 59.

Oughterard, 245.

Oratory of Gallerius,66.

Parknasilla, 210, 258.

Parknasilla, Southern Hotel, 212, 213.

Passage (East), 126.

Passage (West), 90.

Pass of Ballaghbeama, 181.

Patrick Street, Cork, 74.

Pennywort, 264.

Portarlington, 38.

Portumna, 67.

Poulaphouca, 258.

Poulaphouca Waterfall, 30.

Purple Mountain, Killarney, 159.

Queen's College, Cork, 79.

Queen's College, Galway, 244.

Queenstown, 92, 258.

Queenst'n Harbour, 91.

Raheen Lake, Currane, 201.

Rathkeale, 62.

Rathmore, 134.

Recess, 259.

Roche's Hotel, Glengarriff, 166.

Roscrea, 39.

Ross Castle, Killarney, 155, 158.

Round Tower, Clondalkin, 25.

Rushbrook Golf Links, 294.

Salmon Leap, Lucan, 26.

Salthill, Galway, 242.

Sarsfield Statue, Limerick, 50.

Saxifraga umbrosa, 265.

Scariff, 67.

Shandon Church, Cork, 82.

Shannon Development Company, 67.

Shannon Steamer, 70.

Shooting, 302.

Shooting the Rapids, Killarney, 143.

Sir Walter Raleigh's House, 103.

Skelligs, 194.

Slea Head, 66.

Sligo District--

Cycling, 289.

Fishing, 298, 301.

Shooting, 305.

Sligo Golf Links, 294.

Sligo, Nat. History, 274.

Smerwick, 66.

Southern Hotel, Caragh Lake, 178.

Southern Hotel, Kenmare, 166, 218.

Southern Hotel, Killarney, 136.

Southern Hotel, Parknasilla, 212, 213.

Southern Hotel, Waterville, 198.

Spa, 66.

Spanish Point, 232.

Spike Island, 92.

Sport, 277.

Staigue Fort, 202.

St. Canice's Cathedral, 36.

St. Finbarr's Cathedral, 80.

St. Michael's Rock, 194.

St. Patrick's Cathedral, 20.

Straffan, 28.

Strancally Castle, 106.

St. Stephen's Green, 17.

Sneem, 207.

Suir, 116.

Summer and Winter Resort, 256.

Thomastown, 38.

Three Sisters, 66.

Thurles, 128.

Torc, 153.

Tralee, 66.

Tramore, 119, 259.

Tramore Golf Links, 292.

Treaty Stone, Lim'k. 48.

Trinity College, 18.

Tuam, 238.

Tullamore Golf Links, 291.

Tullow, 29.

Twelve Bens, 245.

Upper Lake, Killarney, 139.

Valencia, 259.

Valencia Harbour, 190.

Valencia Island, 188.

Waterford, 112, 259.

Waterford and District, 112.

Waterford District--

Cycling, 284.

Fishing, 297.

Golf Links, 292.

Shooting, 304.

Waterford and East Cork, Natural History, 262.

Waterford, The Quays, 115.

Waterville, 196, 259.

Waterville, Southern Hotel, 199.

West Cork, &c., Natural History, 262.

West Galway and West Mayo, Natural History, 272.

Westport, 248.

Wicklow and Wexford, Natural History, 261.

Wolf Spider, 273.

Youghal, 101.

Youghal Golf Links, 293.

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Advertisements.

~Gresham Hotel, DUBLIN.~

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This Old Established and First Class Hotel is situate in

Sackville-street, one of the finest thoroughfares in the world. Many

improvements have of late been made--Electric Light, &c. Visitors to

Dublin will find their Requirements catered for at the Gresham in a

manner unsurpassed by any Hotel in the City. No efforts are spared to

ensure in every possible way the comfort of its Patrons.

~120 BEDROOMS.~

~Spacious Saloons and Ball Room on Ground Floor.~

~FIRST CLASS CUISINE.~ ~MODERATE CHARGES.~

~JAMES FARRELLY, Manager.~

* * * * *

~DUBLIN SHELBOURNE HOTEL~

Charmingly situated facing the beautiful St. Stephen's Green Park.

FIRST CLASS

WITH

MODERATE CHARGES

CHOICEST WINES

AND

FRENCH CUISINE.

HYDRAULIC LIFT,

ELECTRIC LIGHT,

TELEPHONE NO. 150.

EVERY MODERN CONVENIENCE.

* * * * *

~The "Hammam" Hotel~ AND ~Turkish Baths~,

SACKVILLE ST. DUBLIN,

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"Three Days' Guide to Dublin" free on application.

Daily Terms from 8/6.

* * * * *

_By Special Permission of Her late Most Gracious Majesty Queen

Victoria._

~The ROYAL VICTORIA Hotel,~

PATRONISED BY _His Majesty King Edward VII., H.R.H. the Duke of

Connaught, the Royal Families of France and Belgium, the Nobility and

Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland, and leading American Families._

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MAGNIFICENTLY situated on Lower Lake, facing Innisfallen. Highly

recommended for its superior comfort. The only Hotel in Killarney at

which King Edward VII. stayed when Prince of Wales.

JOHN O'LEARY, PROPRIETOR.

* * * * *

~LAKE HOTEL, KILLARNEY LAKES.~

_Patronised by HIS MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY THE KING._

~Under New Management. Standing in its own Grounds upwards of 60 acres

on the Shore of the Lower Lake.~

Unrivalled in situation, concentrating in one view all that is

picturesque and sublime in the scenery.

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NEWLY FURNISHED; Electric Light throughout (Bedrooms included). Boating,

Fishing, and Shooting. Conveyances Daily for Local Tours at fixed rates

for each Person, also for Private Hiring. Billiards, Tennis.

THE ONLY HOTEL IN THE DISTRICT DIRECTLY ON THE LAKE SHORE.

Hotel Omnibus meets all Trains. The Glengarriff Coach stops at Entrance

Gates to take up and set down Passengers.

The Railway Company allow only the Porters of their own Hotel on the

Arrival Platform. The Lake Hotel Porters will be found at the Station

Entrance.

~Address THE MANAGER.~

* * * * *

~WEST END HOTEL, KILKEE.~

~First-Class Accommodation.~

Beautifully Situated. Overlooking Bay. Magnificent Coast Scenery.

Nearest Bathing Resorts.

Recently Furnished. Board per Week or per Day.

'Bus and Porter await arrival of all Trains.

Coupons of The Irish Railway Companies Tourist Office, 2, Charing Cross,

London.

* * * * *

~KILKEE, CO. CLARE.~

~Royal Marine Hotel.~

Extensive additions have been made for the coming season. It is the most

central Hotel in Kilkee, commanding full view of Bay and Cliffs. Is

within two minutes' walk of Railway Station, principal Bathing Resorts,

Post Office, and places of Worship. This Hotel contains all facilities

and convenience of a First-Class Hotel, with the quiet and comforts of

home. Tourists and Visitors will find it to their advantage to patronise

the above Hotel.

~Arrangements made for Private Families.~

_The Hotel Omnibus attends the trains._

OWN DAIRY.

~Address: PROPRIETOR.~

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~Castleconnell, CO. LIMERICK.~

"One of Ireland's beauty spots." Seven miles from Limerick.

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~SHANNON HOTEL.~

(Mrs. K. Enright, Proprietress.)

_ANGLERS' AND TOURIST RESORT._

Head-Quarters C.T.C.

Five miles walk along the banks of the Shannon. MAGNIFICENT RIVER

SCENERY, Including "FAR-FAMED RAPIDS OF DOONASS."

~Cycling.~ ~Boating.~ ~Driving.~ ~Pretty Walks.~

~Castleconnell~ can be reached from

London in 13-1/2 hours.

Liverpool under 11 "

Leeds 13 "

Manchester 11-1/4 "

Birmingham 12 "

York 14 hours, 20 mins.

Bristol 15 hours.

Dublin 3 "

Cork 2 hours, 55 mins.

Killarney under 4 hours.

Waterford 3 hours, 20 mins.

Killaloe -- 20 minutes.

N.B.--Salmon Fishing by arrangement; Trout Fishing FREE; also

good Pike, Perch, and Roach Fishing FREE.

Telephone 502, Limerick.

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ROYAL HOTEL,

VALENCIA ISLAND, CO. KERRY.

This Hotel has been patronised by H. M. The KING And Their

Royal Highnesses The PRINCE and PRINCESS OF WALES.

~It is now considered the Most Comfortable and Up-to-Date Hotel in

Ireland.~

~HOT AND COLD SEA WATER BATHS.~

CHARGES FIXED AND MODERATE.

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CUNARD LINE,

INAUGURATED JULY 4th, 1840.

NOTICE.--The Steamers of this Line come alongside the Prince's Stage,

Liverpool, to land or embark Passengers without the intervention of

Tenders, and London Passengers depart from or arrive at the Riverside

Railway Station on the Quay adjoining.

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FLEET.

CAMPANIA.

LUCANIA.

ETRURIA.

UMBRIA.

AURANIA.

IVERNIA.

SAXONIA.

ULTONIA.

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VERIA.

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TYRIA.

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~Sailings to and from New York and Boston on Saturdays and Tuesdays.~

~FASTEST SHIPS BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK.~

~LARGEST SHIPS BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND BOSTON.~

~Fitted with Marconi's System of Wireless Telegraphy.~

The Twin-Screw Ships "IVERNIA" and "SAXONIA," which sail between

Liverpool and Boston, are among the largest Ships afloat, and their

remarkable steadiness makes sea-sickness practically impossible.

UNSURPASSED ACCOMMODATION AT MODERATE FARES FOR ALL CLASSES AND FOR ALL

STEAMERS.

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~MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.~

FREQUENT FREIGHT SAILINGS FROM LIVERPOOL

~For Syria, Smyrna, Constantinople, Malta, Genoa, Leghorn, Naples,

Brindisi, Trieste, Venice, Fiume, Bari, Ancona, Palermo, Messina,

Catania, Patras, and Corfu.~

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HAVRE SERVICE.

~Freight Steamers from Liverpool and Havre weekly.~

* * * * *

* * * For full particulars apply at the Company's Offices: in New York, at

29, Broadway; in Boston, at 99, State-street; in Havre, at 28, Quai

d'Orleans; in Paris, at 2, bis Rue Scribe; in London, at 32,

Cockspur-street, S.W., and 93, Bishopsgate-street, E.C.; in Manchester,

at 18, Brazennose-street; in Glasgow, at 30, Jamaica-street; in Leith,

at Exchange Buildings; in Belfast, at 49, Queen's-square; in Queenstown,

at Cunard Wharf; or to

~THE CUNARD STEAM SHIP COMPANY, LIMITED~,

8, WATER-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

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Great Western Railway of England.

SHORTEST ROUTE

BETWEEN

~ENGLAND~

AND THE

SOUTH AND WEST OF IRELAND.

FAST AND COMFORTABLE NEW STEAMERS

SAIL REGULARLY BETWEEN

~WATERFORD AND CORK~

AND

~NEW MILFORD~.

~OPEN SEA PASSAGE~

BETWEEN

Waterford and New Milford.

Under 5 Hours.

~THE BOAT TRAINS~

RUNNING BETWEEN

NEW MILFORD AND PADDINGTON

In connection with the Steamers are provided with

~Central Corridors.~

~Lighted by Electricity.~

~Lavatory Accommodation.~

_Direct Communication with Guard._

REFRESHMENTS may be obtained in the trains by First, Second, and Third

Class Passengers.

For further information as to train service, fares, &c., see the

Company's time tables.

Full particulars will be supplied on application to Mr. H. J. NICHOLLS,

Great Western Railway Company's Offices, Waterford; Mr. A. W. PERKS,

Adelphi Wharf, Waterford; Mr. E. FOGG, Railway Chambers, King Street,

Cork; Mr. ALFRED DODD, Great Western Agent, Limerick Terminus; Messrs.

COOK & SON, Main Street, Killarney; or to Mr. T. I. ALLEN,

Superintendent of the Line, Paddington Station, London.

~J. L. WILKINSON, General Manager.~

_July, 1902._

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~WATERFORD.~

~_IMPERIAL HOTEL._~

~FIRST CLASS HOTEL,~

Patronised by the Aristocracy, Tourists and Commercial Gentlemen.

~Spacious Drawing,

Coffee, Commercial,

Billiard and Bath Rooms.

Smoking, Stock, and Rent Rooms.~

Sanitation Certified. The Hotel has been recently enlarged,

re-furnished, and decorated.

~TARIFF MODERATE.~

~_COMMERCIAL ROOM DINNER_~ from 1.45 to 3.30 daily.

~Table d'Hote at 7.30 daily.~

_Omnibus meets all Trains and Steamers._

Telephone, No. 22. Telegrams--"IMPERIAL," Waterford.

~W. A. MURRAY, Proprietor.~

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FOOTNOTES:

[1] Permission to visit Adare Manor may be obtained (on application)

from the Head Steward, Adare.

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