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CAMBRIAN NEWS 1 PRINTING WORKS, UTTT T DTDX' ■'7rT xiJLjLJLijLi k_) X. JUVJCi-lLi -L j jGiL 1. (:) Jl.A.á. ABERYSTWYTH. PRINTING. jyj-ANILLA and other Labels. LETTER Copying Books. SPECIALLY Ruled, books for Tradesmen. JO Solicitors, Mines, Estates, Public Companies, and Manufacturers quickly made to order. BALLOT Papers for Municipal, School Board, and Parliamentary Elections. £ jLOTH Lined Cards in different colours. BALL Programmes, INVOICE Headings; Memorandum Forms, JL Time Sheets. AUCTION Bills, Catalogues Conditions of Sale. w ELSH Books and Pamphlets printsd PAPER- Bags for Drapers, Grocers, and JL Confectioners made on the premises. CONCERT Bills, Tickets and Programmes GILT-EDGED Calling Cards. G UMlED Paper for Labels. CIRCULARS, Pamphlets, Business Cards, Reports. ORDER Books, Receipt Books, &c., paged and perforated. ENV ELOPES at low prices. FANCY Papers for Bills and Circulars. pLAIN and printed Tea Papers. STATEMENT of Claim and other Legal Printing. COLOURED Papers for Wrapping Bottles m OURNING Cards and Envelopes. SPECIAL Ru ing done on the premises. BOOKBINDING. STATIONERY BINDING NEATLY AND STRONGLY EXECUTED. BOOKS OF ANY PATTERN MADE ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. Magazines bound in their own Cases or otherwise. LEDGERS & DAY-BOOKS OF fi DIFFERENT SIZES ALWAYS ON HAND, LEDGERS from 5s. 6D. CASH BOOKS from 5s 6D. DAY BOOKS from 2s 6D. MUSIC—Cloth, 3s.; Limg Cloth, 2a. 9d. Limp Roan, 4a. SEND FOR:PRICE LIST PRINTING, BOOKBINDING, RULING, &c., &c., DONE QUICKLY AND CHEAPLY AT THE "CAMBRIAN NEWS" OFFICE, ABERYSTWYTH. public ^aitas. CAM^IA^TRATLWARS. PANTOMIMES CINDERELLA," at the Rotunda Theatre. (Excursionists on presenting the return half ef their Tickets, will be admitted to this Theatre by an early door without extra charge). "DICK WHITTINTTON," at the Alexandra Theatre, Lime Street. JACK AND THE BEANSTALK," at the Prince of Wales Theatre. On SATURDAY, JAN. 26th, 1889, CHEAP ONE DAY & THREE DAYS TICKETS WILL BE ISSUED TO LIVERPOOL AS UNDER; THIRD CLASS FARES FROM Startiti, THERE ND BACK. ar mg. Day Trip. Three V_ s. a.m. Barmouth 7 50 5s. 7s. Dolgelley J 25 ) 4s. 6d. 68. 6d. Penmaenpool 30 Arthog 7 45 ) fid Barmouth Junction 8 0 Llwyngwril 8 15^ Towyn S 30 j- 5s. 7s. Aberdovey 8 45 J Aberystwyth 8 15 Bow Street S 27 ( Llanfihangel S 32 > 5s. 8s. Borth 8 37 I Ynyslas 8 43y Glandovey 8 58\ Machynlleth 9 25 I Cemraes Road. 9 35 I Llanbrynmair. 8 58 V 5s. 7s. Carno .„ 9 23 I Pontdolgoch 9 33 I Caersws 9 3S/ First Class Tickets issued at double the Third Class Fares. Children under Three years of age, Free above Three and under Twelve, Half-price. Passengers will be required to change at Oswestry, proceeding then by Special Train at 12.30 p.m. Hot Lunch at a reasonable charge will be provided by Messrs Spiers and Pond at the Refreshment Rooms, Oswestry Station. ARRANGEMENTS FOR RETURN: Passengers holding Day Trip Tickets return from Liverpool (Lime Street) at 11.15 p.m., and Edge Hill at 11.20 p.m., on date of issue of the Tickets. Passengers holding Three Days' Tickets return from Liverpool (Lime Street) at 12.0 noon, on January 28th or 29th. J. CONACHER, Secretary. Passenger Superintendent's Office, Oswestry, Jan., 18S9. [h56 CAMBRIAN RAILWAYS. PANTOMIMES. "THE FORTY THIEVES," at the Royal Theatre. "SINBAD THE SAILOR," at the Prince's Theatre. ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 26th, 1889. CHEAP ONE DAY & THREE DAYS' TICKETS WILL BE ISSUED TO MANCHESTER AS UNDER T. Third Class Fares for the FR0M Starting. Double journey. Day Trip. Three Days, a.m. Barmouth 7 50 5s. 7s. DPeonlgmealleeny pool 7 7 235 0 J i <1 s. 6 (. 1 7s. Arthog 7 45 Barmouth June. 8 0 I Llwyngwril 8 15 > 5s. 7s. Towyn 8 30 j Llwyngwril 8 15 > 58. 7s. Towyn 8 30 j Aberdovey 8 45 Aberystwyth 8 15 ") Bow Street 8 27 Llanfihangel 8 32 }- 5s. 8s. Borth 8 37 Ynyslas 8 43 J Glandovey 8 58 Machynlleth 9 25 j Cemmes Road 9 35 I Llanbrynmair 8 58 > S' /S" Carno 9 23 j Pontdolgoch 9 33 I Caersws 9 38 First Class Tickets issued at Double the Third Class Fares. Children under Three years of age, Free; above Three and under Twelve, Half-price. ARRANGEMENTS FOR RETURN: Passengers holding Day Trip Tickets return from Manchester (London Road), at 12.0 midnight on date of issue of the Ticket. Passengers holding Three Days' Tickets return from Manchester (London Road), at 11.45 a.m., on January 28th or 29th. Tickets, Bills, and every information to be had at the above-named Stations. J. CONACHER, Secretary. Oswestry, Jan., 1889. CAMBRIAN RAILWAYS. PANT OM I dES. CINDERELLA," at the Rotunda Theatre, Liver- pool. Excursionists on presenting the return half of their tickets will be admitted to this Theatre by an early door without extra charge. "DICK WHITTINGTON," at the Royal Alexandra Theatre, Liverpool. "JACK AND THE BEANSTALK," Prince of Wales Theatre, Liverpool. "THE FORTY THIEVES," at the Theatre Royal, Manchester. "SINBAD THE SAILOR," at the Prince's Theatre, Manchester. CHEAP HALF DAY TICKETS AND THREE DAYS' TICKETS WILL BE ISSUED TO LIVERPOOL & MANCHESTER SATURDAY, JAN. 26th, 1889. By Special Train as Under Third Class Fares there I and back. FROM Times of 3 Days' 3 Days' Starting Li TicketsTic^to cheste": P°cl" chcster- a.m. Llanidloes .j 10 15 Dolwen • •i 10 20 I Llandinam .| 10 25 I Moat Lane 10 45 > 3s. 7s. 7s. Newtown 11 0 i Abermule 11 10 I Montgomery 11 35 \J Welshpool 11 50 | 3g> 5g 6d 6a Llanymynech 12 10 ) Oswestry 12 30 j 2g_ 6d 4g 6d g Ellesmere 12 4o Children under Twelve years of age, Half-price. First Class Tickets issued at double the Third Class Fares. ARRANGEMENTS FOR RETURN: Passengers holding Half Day Tickets, will leave Liver- pool (Lime Street Station), at 11-15 p.m., Edge Hill Station at 11-20 p.m., and Manchester (London Road Station), at 11-20 p.m., same day. Holders of Three Days' Tickets return from Liverpool (Lime Street) at 12-0 noon, and Manchester (London Road), at 11-45 a.m., on January 28th or 29th. J. CONACHER Oswestry, Jan. 1888. Secretary. [h54 public 4Jûtite. CAMBRIAN RKILWAYS. P A N T 0 -111 At E S. Grand Theatre, Corporation Street:—" BO-PEEP." Queen's Theatre, Snow Hill. Special Programme. On MONDAY, JANUARY 2Sth, 1S89. CHEAP ONE DAY AND THREE DAYS' TICKETS WILL BE ISSUED TO BIRMINGHAM, AS UNDER Times Third Class There and FROM of fares. Back. start'ng DAY TRIP. 3 DAYS'. a.tn, Barmouth 7501) Towyn 830 Aberdovey 8 45 Aberystwyth 8 15 Bow Street 8 27 Llanfihangel 832 I Borth 8 37 Ynyslas 8 43 I Glandovey 8 5S }- 5s. 7s. 6d. Machynlleth 9 25 Cemmes Road .| 9 35 Llanbrynmair 8 5S Carno 9 23 Pontdolgoch 9 33 Pontdolgoch 9 33 Caersws 9 38 ) Llanidloes 6 55 Dolwen 7 0/ „ „. Llandinam .j 7 7 > 4s. 6d. /s. 6d. Moat Lane 7 16 l Newtown .| 7 25 Abermule .i 7 33 J Montgomery .j 7 42 I 4S. 6s_ 6d< Forden .„ 7 45 I Montgomery .j 7 42 I 4s. 6s. 6d. Forden .„ 7 45 I Llanfyllin 9 45 .g/jj Llanfechain 9 59 >- £ g 7s. Llansantfraid 10 5 ) -2 Llansantfraid 10 5 ) -2 rn Four Crosses 11 2 "J fi "§ Llanymynech 10 58 h s" Llynclys 10 50 J H Oswestry 8 40\ Whittington 8 45 I Frankton 8 53 I Ellesmere 8 58 > 4s. 6s. Welshampton 9 3 1 Bettisfield 9 7 I Fenn's Bank 9 15/ A Through Coach will be run from Aberystwyth, Forden, and Intermediate Stations to Birmingham. First Class Tickets at Double the Third Class Fares. Children under three years of age, free above three and under twelve, half-price. Day Trip Passengers return from Birmingham (New Street) at 12-5 midnight on date of issue of the Ticket. Passengers holding Three Days' Tickets return from Birmingham at 11-40 a.m, on January 29th or 30th. J. CONACHER, Oswestry, Jan., 1889. Secretary. [h55 Lewis Terrace, Aberystwyth, January fSrd, 1889. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE FOUR WARDS. LADIBS AND GENTLEMEN,— I beg most sincerely to thank you for having elected me to a seat in the County Council, and shall do my utmost to merit your confidence by the furtherance of all measures conducive to the welfare of the County and Borough in particular. 1 am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, [h74 GEORGE GREEN. CARDIGANSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL. | ABERYSTWYTH DIVISIONS. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, For the great honour you have conferred by electing me a member of the County Council, permit me to return you my deepest and most sincere thanks. As one of your representatives one in the County Council you may rely upon me at all times to attend to your best interests and to obtain all possible advantages for our town and county. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours obediently, C. M. WILLIAMS. Aberystwyth, Jan. 24t\ 1889, [h82 CYNGHOR SIROL SIR ABERTEIFJ. AT ETHOLWYR DOSBARTH DEVIL'S BRIDGE. FONEDDIOESAU A BONEDDIOION, Yr wyf yn teimlo pleser o gael dadgan fy niolch- garweh gwresocaf i chwi am eich ffyddlondeb i mi, trwy fy newis i'ch cynnrychioli; ae hefyd i eraill am eu cymmhorth yn ystod yr etholiad. Teimlaf mai y ffordd fwyaf effeithiol i dalu diolchgarwch ydyw eich gwasanaethu yn ffyddlawn ar y Cynghor. Meddaf yr anrhydedd o fod, Eich ufudd was, DAVID JONES. Gyfarllwyd View, Devil's Bridge, Ionawr 24ain, 1889. [h84 MERIONETHSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL. ABERDOVEY DIVISION. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— I beg most warmly to thank the 89 electors for the free and independent support given me in the recent election. Aberdovey has never before had an opportunity of showing the position it occupied in relation to the Liberal majority of the county, or of showing who among the electors are free and independent. I again thank all who have in any way assisted me in the contest; and I hope that on a future occasion the priaciples of Liberalism will be more successful in the district. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours obediently, h751 J. HUGHES JONES. LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1888. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE DYFFRYN DIVISION OF THE COUNTY OF MERIONETH. LADIES AND GENTLKMEN,— I beg to thank you for your confidence in electing me to represent you in the new County Council. I value it the more highly because it has been unani- mous, notwithstanding differences of political opinions and even of nationality. I will so far as lies in my power, endeavour faithfully to serve you all. Your obedient Servant, [h79 SAMUEL POPE. COUNTY COUNCIL. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE LLANFOR DIVISION, COUNTY MERIONETH. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, I have to tender you my thanks for the kind manner in which you have quite unsolicited returned me to the Council by the largest majority in the County. I shall hope to be regular in attendance at the meetings, and I also hope that it is unnecessary to add that my best endeavours to aid the welfare of the County will be exerted in the interest of my kinsmen of Merioneth. I go to the Council with no political feelings what- ever, entirely as an independent member, but the rate- payers will find me a strong Conservative as regards the keeping down of the rates to as near their present level as possible, but as strong a Radical should any change be purposed which I may consider would benefit the County generally. Yours obediently, h77] R. J. LL, PRICE. Public ^otias. MERIONETHSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTION 1889. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— You have done me the honour of electing me as your representative on the County Council, and I beg sincerely to thank you for the confidence reposed in me. It will be my constant endeavour to continue to do all in my power for your interests, and the advan- tage of the county, irrespective of party politics. Again thanking you for the honour vor. h.2 done me. I am, ladies and gentlemen, Yours very faithfully, JAMES WEBSTER. Aberdovey, 21 January, 1889, lh69. MERIONETHSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL TO THE LIBERAL ELECTORS OF THE HARLECH ELECTORAL DIVISION. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— Vou have answered my appeal for your support by electing me as your representative on the County I Council for Merionethshire, and I desire to thank you most cordially for the honour you have thus conferred upon me. Nearly every elector present in the county, not disabled by injury or sickness, recorded his or her vote. As Liberals we may well feel elated at having defeated the strongest opponent that the Conservatives could possibly bring against us. He is a gentleman farmer brought up amongst you and bearing the highest character among rich and poor alike as a kind neighbour besides being (mirabile dictu) a Noncon- formist Conservative. 1 trjst that my conduct in the future will justify the confidence you have reposed in me. Once more I thank you for having stood loyally by your Liberal principles. I have the honour to remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, RICHARD THOMAS JONES, Penygarth, Harlech. Physician and Surgeon. January 21st, 1SS9. ,[h71 MERIONETH COUNTY COUNCIL. LLANEGRYN AND LLANFIHANGEL-Y- PENNANT DIVISION. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— I offer you my warmest thanks for the honour you have done me by promoting my election with so large a majority; and I also wish most heartily to acknow- ledge your courtesy during the contest, and the kind- ness of your welcome after my return. My endeavour will be to study your interests independently of persons or politics. I beg to remain, Your Faithful and Obliged Servant, V. R. M. WYNNE. Peniarth, 21st January 1889. [h70 MONTGOMERYSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL. j TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PENEGOES AND DAROWEN DISTRICT. DT LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, I beg to return my sincere thanks to the Electors who honoured me with their votes at the recent contest, and especially to those kind friends who so devotedly and faithfully existed themselves on my behalf. Though now unsuccessful I am neither disheartened or discouraged" and trust I may retain in the future the confidence you have reposed in me ie the past. I remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours very faithfully, Fron-y-gog, Machynlleth. JOSEPH EVANS. 23rd January, 1889. [h78

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