The Cambrian News and Merionethshire Standard

Houses TO BE LET. i APARTMENT WANTED ROUSES WANTED, ) APARTMENT TO BE LET SITUATIONS WANTED, MISCELLANEOUS WANTED; SITUATIONS VACANT, ARTICLESLOSTANDFOUNB No. One Three Six Nine Thirteen Words. Insertion Insertions Insertions Insertion Insertions I I I u. s. a. a. d. is. d. a. d 21 i t 0 2 0 S 6 46 50 28 >16|.3 C 46 56 70 35 2 0 4 0 56 66 80 42 2 6 5 0 70 80 80 49 3 0 6 0 76 86 96 Utaititb. WANTED, at once, six good Plasterers.— V Apply Evan Edwards, plasterer, Aberystwyth. p920 STEADY DRIVER wanted for good posting Hotel, wages and chance. Boots also wanted for same Hotel.—Apply D. B. Cambrian News ce. p874. WANTED, post Organist, or Deputy: Organist. Good references.—T., Cambrian ■^fews Office. Aberystwyth. p946 NTED, a respetble youth as apprentice ▼ to the watch and jewellery trade. Apply, J. -?0ma8> 18. Great Parkgate Street. p880 "VVTANTED, a good Cook and Pantry Maid. —Apply, with references, stating experience and albot Hotel, Aberystwyth. p883 WANTED, a House in or near Aberyst- cnl wyth, seven rooms and kitchen.—All parti ars to M. Cambrian News Office, Aberystwyth. REPRESENTATIVE required by a Packet Com -an^ Tea House, the holding of another ROJU?11?81011 not objected to.—Mr Jordan, 155, Church p907 \y^}S[TED} an Apprentice to the Drapery Premium required.—Apply to J. fl. ^.rds,^Draper, Aberystwyth. P935. W' furnished house pleasantly Marine Terrt or apartments, preference given to as would tat for the latter; rent must be moderate, to A.X. «< r>6 *0r some time.—Apply by letter only, ^r^-p^ambrian News." p940 W.ANTED-Comfortable House with few .of land near the sea. North Wales miles t wishing and Shooting. Not more than rent ft- 0tn Railway Station. Send full particulars, 90,dfield' t0 Brampton, The Sycamores, Sutton I "po SERVANTS.—Miss Dowliog, 172 Bucfc- ?alace Road, London, has a select I *lwav and being well patronised is § Mth 6 P^ace thoroughly respectable servants a g°°d characters in comfortable situations. Plain ar > House Parlourmaids, and General Servants c°D8tantly wanted. No fee unless suited. Stamp ftfrreply. p851 be l>t. i'po LET, Dairy Farms in Dove Valley, frotn J- 150 to 200 acres, nearly all grass.—Apply, C. j*- Hollis, Doveridge, Derby. p925 ORIGHTON HOUSE, 7, Victoria Terrrace, Aberystwyth, private apattments, spacious dining, drawing, and bed rooms, hot and cold bath. Replete with every comtort and convenience for visitors. Proprietress—Mrs Owen Owen. p918 T^VOLiG ELLBY. TO LET, Glanarran, com- \J prising six bed and three reception rooms, grouuds. and orchard, commanding beautiful scenerv, suitable for lodging or private house. Possession 12th | May next. Apply, Mr Tom Parry, Fron-arran. § p843 I rpO Let, from 29th September, Tyucha, about Jn 60 acres' tw0 miles from Llanilar, and one from Crosswood Station.-Apply John Parry, Glanpaith Aberystwyth. p906 rpWO HOUSES and SHOPS to be let from X 12th May next, Nos. 23 and 25, Pier-street, Aberystwyth, now in occupation of Mr J. E. J. Lloyd, stationer.-Apply, Mrs Bcnsall, Cwm. p 823 'JlO LET, Sitting-room and one or two Bed- J- rooms, unfurnished, in Aberystwyth. —Applv H. Oambriam News Office. p878. To LET, from the 12th of May next, the -T; Offices now occupied by Messrs Smith, Owen, «a Davies, Solicitors, they having made arrangements move to larger and more commodious Offices next j}.0' to and above the new Post Office, in Terrace [ Stnfcu For further Particulars, apply to Messrs t Owen, and Davies, Solicitors, Aberystwyth. P937 I TO LET. JJWYFOR VILLA, NEAR CRICCIETH. A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE for a Pi Gentleman's Family, containing on Ground Floor: Three Reception Rooms large and lofty First ive Room t>-ve Bedrooms, Three ditto in Garrets, Box with & ^Jticheri, Pantry, and a good Cellar, Scullery » Fom ia of excellent Spring Water connected with Coach^ 1)0 sapply the House a small Stable, stands an(* °ther Out-buildings. The House a shelt °wn Grounds and is pleasantly situated In a sheltered position with a southern aspect. It is easy reaoi? from the sea-shore, and within are well T?i„°l J0od Rivers for Fishing. The Grounds further ^T-th u*t and other trees. Messrs apply to YD GEORGE and GEORGE, solicitors, Mr R. ROBERT^ „ §"ccieth, or ^Rodeu-street, Holloway, Long^P^ Sta^W,00°S"lON RAGLAN, not take £ 6, a bargain rn?8t splendid condition, -News Office. APPly, Cycle," Cambrian SALE, a iarge~~Roi—~— second-hand carriage 1<m °f neW 8nd ^-oach, Brakes, Waggonette p.^Pfising stage gcarts, Shandries, etc. etc —princess Cars, j^ghes, Coach builder. Portmadoc Py to Charles -By PRIVAF, T REATY.-All those 'PPurL0^;t;«eaTg5 b"4 PLOWER^ VEGETABLE SEEDS. 94.; hi, P««. Gro.», ROBB1NS, P8 Seedsman, Snitterfield, TY^rcrrv- Stratford-on-Avon. W fo^AlNEP P^rDog and Bitch al5o well-bred a3heengdoa !)reedin8' Price 30s. each ft*1 allowed months old, price 15s, ^angeitho T i« • R ^a Cilfachgwiddil, ^^Llauio Road, Cardiganshire. %836 vari PTURN, from the following Leghorr,_ e °f the best blood obtainable.—White $°udann T j- d Orpingtons, French ^°Crt Tvi annU^ner Ducks at 3s 6d. per sittings. ^tThomas, Gorllwyn Farm, Barmouth. P799] ) P?A.L3 J?Y PRIVATE TREATY, at ^miir°CA ??rth yVale«. Shop, Business, and I? «• House and Shop, situate ^si»P« Criccieth, together with the Butcher's °° threat- to be Sold by Private lease q'-7 situation in Criccieth. Unexpired ye&rS" An1nUa.8ror?Qd rent, £ 5. For further ^Srs\T y t0 Jones» Butcher, or rs Uoyd George and George, Solicitors, Criccieth. T- VT— p9l7 HE NONPARIEL INCUBATOR and ^S'toVi^Qrk6' cornbiued. This Buccessful incubator 'atnr» t^?.Per cei,Ci Packed complete, thermometer,! Vll,mstruclions' 100 eS§s- £ 2 5 50, 30s 25, 21s. ^tn/v « catalogue, free.—Tamlin, Dyers Lane, urrey. p934 jj SALE, Smith's tools, property of R. aDvii ?'ns' Cambrian-street, including bellows Abni; ^ces- tlt,d other tools, together or separate.— f y 1. Joues, 61, North Parade, Aberystwyth. gales be Anctioll. TOWN OF ABERYSTWYTH. IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY. MR J. E. JAMES will sell by Public Auction in Lots at the Lion Hotel, Aber- ystwyth, FRIDA thp mh day 0f April 1895, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, the following valuable LEASEHOLD DWELLING HOUSES viz Nos. 22, 24, and 26, North Parade, Aberystwyth, and now in the respective occupations of Dr Abraham Thomas, Mrs Roberts, and Dr Beddoes. The property is situated in a most desirable residen- tial part of the town and is held under a lease from the Corporation of Aberystwyth for the term of 99 years from the 22nd day of October 1824, at the yearly ground rent of 91. The Corporation have already consented to renew the Lease of the Property upon most advantageous terms. For further particulars apply to Messrs Roberts and Evans, solicitors, or to the Auctioneer, both of Aberystwyth. p903 CARDIGANSHIRE. IMPORTANT SALE OF FREEHOLD FARMS, ACCOMMO- DATION LANDS, GROUND RENTS, AND A NOBLE DOMAIN. MR. J. E. JAMES, Auctioneer, Surveyor and Valuer, has received instructions from Sir Pryee Pryse, Bart., Gogerddan, to sell by PRIVATE TREATY The noble residential mansion, known as CWM situate in its own well-wooded grcunds, together with the Farms and Lands surrounding, vizBryncarnedd, Frongoch, Ffynonddu, Cae Dan Coed, Cae Llaine, Cae'rhengwm, and the Estate Office and Garden in one Lot. Also several desirable Farms, Sheepwalks, Ground Rents, and Lands, ccmprising, Tyhen, Allt- crib, Alltddu, and Huraidd, Part of Dovey Embank- ment, Tynllechwedd, Ponterwyd Sheepwalk, Penrhiw, Felin Graig, Lletty Evan Hen, Tynrbyd, Grogwynion, Cwmere, Tanyfoel, Rhydyronen, Llainbucle Fields, Slangs at Llanbadarn, Field in CNmpadarn, &c., &c. Ground Rents, &c,, in the several Townships of Ysguborycoed, Henllys, Elerch, Cyfoethybrenin, Cwmrheidol, Melindwr, Vaenor Uchaf, and Issayndre, Aberystwyth, Tirymynach, Llanafan. For further particulars apply to Messrs A. F. and R. W. TWEEDIE, 5, Lincoln's Inn Field, London, or to the AUCTIONEER, 12. North Parade, Aberystwyth. HORSES HORSES!! HORSES!! FRANK LLOYD'S GREAT NORTH WALES HORSE SHOW and SALES will be held at Wrexham on Thursday, May 9th, for Cart, Lurry, and Van Horses and Colts. Friday, May 10th, HARNESS HORSES, HUNTERS, COBS. & PONIES. 118 HORSES Entered, Limited to 400. Prizes in Eight Classes, Lists from Frank Lloyd, Wrexham. Entries Close Saturday, April 27th. p942 TYNYCAEAU, MENAI BRIDGE. IMPORTANT TO DAIRYMEN, FARMERS, BUTCHERS, AND OTHERS. MESSRS R. GILLART & SONS have been instructed by J. Darling, ESQ. (who is retiring), to sell by Public Auction On TUESDAY, APRIL 23rd, 1895, The whole of the valuable Farming Stock. Comprising: —Sixteen Choice Milch Cows, splendid Draught Mare, a Bay Cob about 14-2 hands, and a good assortment of Dairy Vessels and Farming Implements, including one horse powar Jgear, Chaffcutter, Pulper, Oil Cake Crusher, Cart with Ribbles, 2 Milk Carts with Churns complete, Chain Harrow, American Hay Rake, Heel Rakes, Grindstone, set of Cart Gears, two sets of Harness, Long Ladders, Hand Rakes, Pikels, Forks, Shovels, &c., &c. Useful Waggonette with pole and bar, about 10 tons of well-harvested hay (to go off), also about 50 acres of excellent Grass Land (in 9 lots) to be grazed or mowed up to 10th October next. Sale to commence at 1'30 p.m. punctually. Catalogues can be obtained at the principal hotels in the neighbourhood, or from the Auctioneers, Machyn- Heth and Towyn, Merioneth. p881 CARDIGANSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION by Mr J. JOHN DAVIES at the Town Hall, Lampeter, ON 30th MAY, 1895, At 11 o'clock, the valuable Freehold Properties situate in the parishes of Llangybi, Bettws Lleuci, Gogoyan, and Doithie Camddwr, known as the OLMARCH ESTATE," Comprising the following Farms, &c., viz. Olmarch- ganol, Olmarchuchaf, Dildre,Ochorycoed, Olmarchfawr, Cefengogoyan, Sarthenor, Coxhead Castle, Coxhead Cottage, Tanyrallt, and Coxhead Wood, containing in the whole, about 714 acres, together with an allotment of 291 acres on Llanddewi Mountain, and a rent-charge of £ 26 on the Manchester and Milford Railway. For further particulars apply to Mr Thomas Lloyd, olicitor. Latnpeter Mr D. F. Lloyd, solicitor, Lam. peter; Messrs Romer and Haslam, solicitors, 4, Copt- hall Chambers, London, E.C., or the Auctioneer at Gellv. Llariwrda, R.S.O. p 797 tnbtr.6. TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. rPENDERS are invited for the erection of a I new Board School at Swyddffynon to accommo. date 137 children, and Boundary Walls. Plans and Specifications are now to be seen at Mr Jenkin's, The Shop, Swyddffynon, Ystrad Meung, The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accept. Sealed tenders, endorsed Ystrad Meung and Lledrod Upper School, to be sent on or before the 24th day of April, 1895. to SOLOMON TRF, Clerk to the said School Board. April 1st, 1895. TOBUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. THE Committee of the Bont C.M. Chapel, Llanbrynmair, invite TENDERS for making Alterations and Additions to their Chapel. The Plans and Specifications may be seen at the house of Mr R. Humphreys, Tymawr, Bont, Llanbrynmair. The Tenders are to be sent, (sealed and endorsed), to Mr Daoiel Howell, Llanbrynmair, on or before the 18th April, 1895. The Committee do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any Tender. OWEN MORRIS ROBERTS & SON, Architects and Surveyors. Portmadoc. o March 29th, 1895. p939 ATCII-WO-RK! PATCHWORK!! JL PATCHWORK !—Ladies, families, and others, to try oui parcels containing about 200 as- sortedof Beautiful Prints suitable for cushions, aprous, quilts, &c., One sample p^rccl, Is. 6d.; two, 2s. 9d.; four, 4s. 9d., carriage paid. Alao Velvets, Husoes, Satins, &c., 1 parcel, 2s. 6d.; two, 4s. M throe, 6Sj 3d.LACK> 71, Burlington Street, Ip721 Manchester. A || An easy way of INCREASING 1 I vour INCOME by starting IJ S_ « 1 O WATCH, kc„ CLUBS for the W suppiy of BENSON'S Watches, Clocks, Jewcliery. and other Good, Sound, and Re- liable Articles af Moderate Prions. Terms Liberal. Particulars J->*t Pi'ce. J- W. BENSON, 62 and 64, LUDGATE HILL, LONDON, E.C. p718 a!tS eg Lauction. 3, BRYNMAIR, TOWYN. SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE On the above premises by MESSRS DANIEL, SON, & MEREDITH, On SATURDAY, APRIL 13th, 1895, To commence at 1-30 p.m TERMS-CASH. p958 ABERYSTWYTH UNRESERVED SALE OF DRAPERY STOCK. MESSRS DANIEL, SON, & MEREDITH will sell by Public Auction at the Aberystwyth Sale Rooms, Queens Road, On the 17th, 18th, d: 19th APRIL, 1895, A large quantity of Drapery Stock, comprising Jackets, Mackintoshes, Capes, Dress Materials, Prints, Art Muslins, Trimmings, &c., &c. Sale to oommence at 6 p.m., each day. p924 ABERYSTWYTH. IMPORTANT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND OTHER EFFECTS. \TESSRS DANIEL, SON, & MEREDITH -iVI will sell by Auction at the Aberystwyth Sale Rooms and Repository, Queen's-road, Aberystwyth, On WEDNESDAY, APRIL, 24th, 1895, A valuable assemblage of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURK including elegant Drawing and Sitting-room Suites, Easy and Single Chairs, Couches, Gilt-framed Over- mantels, Walnut and Mahogany Tables, Grand Phno in Rosewood Case, Cabinet Whatnots, Oleographe,, Engravings, Bedroom Effects, iticluding Bedsteads, Feather Beds, Dressing Tables, Glasses, Washstands, &c., &c. Sale to commence at 2 p.m. pS96 ABERYSTWYTH. IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD AND FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. \YF ESSRS DANIEL, SON, & MEREDITH LVL will Sell by Auction at the Aberystwyth Sale Rooms, Queen's Road, EARLY IN MAY, 1895. Three recently and substantially-built FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSES, situate in CAERGOG TERRACE, ABERYSTWYTH. Also two capital and well-built DWELLING- HOUSES AND PREMISES, situate in LOVEDEN ROAD, ABERYSTWYTH. Further particulars may be obtained of the Auctioneers, Aberystwyth. [p870 BARMOUTH. SALE OF FREEHOLD HOUSE PROPERTY. MESSRS DANIEL, SON, & MEREDITH have been favoured with instructions to Sell by Auction at the Lion Hotel, Barmouth, On Friday, the 3rd of May, 1895, At 2.30 p.m., the Freehold Dwelling House and 8ituate and being No. 2, BORTHWEN- TERRACE, Barmouth, containing good-sized Cellar Kitchen, Two Sitting Rooms, Six Bedrooms, Two Attics, front and back Gardens, now in the occunati™ of Mr Edward Williams. Further particulars may be obtained of the Auctioneers, Aberystwyth. p936 rabt 4Lbbrtss ABERYSTWYTH. ESTABLISHED 1881. CAPTAIN DOUGIITON, COAL AND OIL MERCHANT (Wholesale and Retail), IMPORTS his Coal by sea into the Harbour JL and has always on hand a good supply of the very best Newport and other Double Screened Coal. It is well known that Water Carriage is much cheaper than Railway, therefore the consumer reaps the full benefit of the best Coal at a low price. Best Free-burning Coal, 17s. per ton. Best Newport Coal, 20s per ton at the Rheidol Coal Yard SOUTH ROAD, Private Address, Aberystwyth. 45, NORTH PARADE. } 3 GAS IN PENNYWORTHS GAS IN PENNYWORTHS PREPAID METERS. THE ABERYSTWYTH GAS COMPANY have made arrangements by which they are able to supply about four hours' light for ONE PENNY. NO GAS BILLS AND NO METER RENT. The Company supply a meter and one bracket or pendant free of charge, and ONE PENNY placed in the slot, a good light for about four hours may be ob- tained. NO DANGER. NO DIRT. NO TROUBLE. Avoid the risk of being burned to death through the upsetting of paraffin lamps by adopting the PENNY-IN-THE-SLOT GAS SUPPLY. Applications may be made at the GAS OFFICE, SMITHFIELD ROAD, ABERYSTWYTH. p 713 EASTER TRADE AND SPRING CLEANING. R. VOILTHFY invites inspection to his New Stock in every • Department. Millinery: A grand Selection of Hats and the latest Novelties for Trimmings. New Dress Goods, Skirts, Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery, Underclothing, New Stock of Stair and Floor Cloths, Towels, Lace Curtains, Quilt9, Sheets, &c., Grey Calicoes and Sheetings, Mens and Boys' Suits from 2s. lid. Suits made to order, shortest notice. Call and inspect windows. T> ISrORTHEY TOTTENHAM HOUSE K. (Opposite Corn Market), ABERYSTWYTH. ABERYSTWYTH. GYDES STLTDFO. THE STUDIO is AGAIN OPENED FOR SITTERS. PIER STREET. DANIEL THOMAS IS NOW SHOWING A NICE SELECTION OF IvEW PRINTS, LACE CURTAINS, CORSETS, DRESS MATERIALS, ROLLER BLINDS, &c., &c., ALSO A GRAND VARIETY OF READY-MADE CLOTHING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. TERMSREADy MONEY. MILK BUSINESSES! MILK BUSINESSES. MR R. FOX, the well-known Cowkeepers' and Dairymen's Agent, and Auctioneer (Es- tablished 1859) has a good selection of over 200 genuine dairies for sale, with or without stock, from O to jelo,ooo, in all parts of London and suburbs. Intending purchasers before deciding on a business should call at his office, No 11, Caledonian Road. King's Cross, London, 5 minutes from Euston Station, N.B. No charge te purohasers. 663. pates bp auclwll. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. NO. 5, LISBURNE TERRACE, NORTH ROAD, ABERYSTWYTH. Import* SALE of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other EFFECTS. 1^1 DWARD ELLIS has been favoured with i-J instructions from the Executors of the late Dr J. LLOYD ELLIS to SELL BY AUCTION April 10th and 11th, ^Te™vJ?,ole of lha excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other EFFECTS. See full particulars in Posters and Handbills. Sale to commence at 2.30 and 6.30 each day. FOUR MONTHS' CREDIT ON CONDITIONS. p816 BARMOUTH. MR H. BARROW EVANS has been favoured with instructions from Mr B. J. Allsop to sell by auction in the Harbour, Barmouth, On Wednesday, April 17th, 1895, At 2-0 o'clock p.m., The Cutter Yacht, ALUMINA, 18 Tons, with all the Running Gear in perfect order. Brand new Sails, viz I Mainatil, 3 Jibs and 1 Gaff Topsail. Also 40 Fathoms Galvanized Chain, quite new 2 Anchors, Set of new Lamps, 2 Water-beakers, 1 large Galvanised Tank fitted in Stern, capable of holding 25 Gallons of Water; 1 Brass Binnacle and Compass, 1 Cooking Stove and Utensils complete also Cutlery, Glass, and China, Charts, Patent Log and Line. The above Yacht is elegantly fitted with 2 large Saloonii 4 full-sized Berths with Hair Mattresses, and Patent Water Closet below Water Line. There is also 6 tons of Pig Iron Ballast, together with 1 Small Punt. Dimensions, 31 feet keel, 11 feet 3 inches beam, and 38 feet over all Forecastle, length inside 9 feet 6 inches, width 9 feet; Cabin, length 14 feet, width out- side Berths 5 feet, 4 Berths 6 feet long by 2 feet 2 inches. Cabin with raised Roof above Deck (3 feet clear deck each side). Top with water-tight skylights. Height of Cabin 5 feet 6 inches, 6 feet under skylights. She has 2 feet of freeboard in the lowest part. Four Months' Credit will be allowed on approved security, or 2& per cent discount for cash. The Yacht will be on view in the Harbour until the day of sale.—For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, Beach-road, Barmouth, or Mr B. J. Allsop, Corsygedol Hotel. p941 I public Rotite. In the matter of the Dysynny Valley Separate Drain- age District, situate in the parishes of Towyn, Llan- egryn, and Llau6hangelypennant, in the County of Merioneth, n^rOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the |\ Dysynny Valley Drainage Board have caused a full and true statement to be drawn out of the amount of all rates and assessments made, and of all contracts entered into, and of all moneys received and expended up to 25th March, 1895, and also of all debts owing by the said Board, which said statement and aecount have been printed and lie at the office of the said Board, at Machynlleth, in the County of Montgomery, ready for inspection of the creditors and ratepayers ot other parties interested. AND NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN that the Annual Meeting of the said Board will be holden at the Corbett Arms Hotel, Towyn, in the County of Merioneth, on Friday, the Third day of May, 1895, at half paet Two o'clock in the Afternoon, when the said statement and account will be produced anA-then finally examined and settled by the said Dated the 10th day of April, 1895. DAVID EVANS, Clerk to the said Drainage Board. Kddsynlleth. p844 UNIVERSITY OF LONDON. l^TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the next Half-yearly Examination for MATRIC- ULATION in this University will commence on Mon- day, the 10th of June, 1895.-In addition to the Examination at the University, Provincial Examina- tions will be held at University College, Aberystwyth University College, Bangor; The Modern School, Bedford; Mason College, Birmingham; University College, Bristol; Dumfries College (for University College), Cardiff; The Ladies' College, Cheltenham (for Ladies only) St. Gregory's College, Down- side New College, Eastbourne The Herriot-Watt College, Edinburgh; The Royal Medical College, Epsom; The Yorkshire College, Leeds; St. Edward's College, Liverpool; University College, Liverpool; The Owens College, Manchester Rutherford College, Newcastle-on-Tyne University College, Nottingham; The Public School, Plymouth Convent of the Sacred Heart, Roehampton Firth College, Sheffield; Stony- hurst College; St. Cuthbert's College, Ushaw and St. Edmund's College, Ware.. Every Candidate is required to apply to the Regis- try (University of London, Burlington Gardens, London, W.) for a Form of Entry not less than five weeks before the commencement of the Examination. ARTHUR MILMAN, M.A,. LL.D., April 9th, 1895. Registrar. p943 DR. WILLIAMS' ENDOWED HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. RESIDENT STAFF :— Miss Fewings (Head Mistress). Miss Thompson, Cambridge Higher Local. Miw Anstey, Cambridge Teachers' Certificate. Mies Robinson, Cambridge Higher Local, and Sonth Kensington Art. MIss Rutter, Teachers' Certificate and Medallist, R.A.M. House Mistress, Miss Tootal. Music Master, Mr M. W. Griffith, Mus. Bac. Cookery and Batter-making, Miss Roberts, Diplom6e. National Training School of Cookery, and U.C.W. The School combines a healthy home life with efficient instruction in all the subjects named in the scheme under the Welsh Intermediate Education Act. Upwards of 50 Certificates are gained every year in University Local, South Kensington (Mathematics, Botany, Hygiene, and Drawing), and R.A.M. examin- ations. This year's successes include 1st Class Honours, Junior Cambridge—with 3rd place in music—3rd class Honours, Junior Cambridge, a Queen's Scholarship—an Exhibition to U.C. Bangor, and an Admission Scholar- ship (for girls under 13) to Christ's Hospital-2nd on the list in Competitive Examination. The School is a centre for the Oxford University Local Examination. The pupils are fitted to return home, to proceed to the Universities, or to enter some of the employments now open to women. New Pupils admitted on May 1st. FEES Tuition and Books, E5. Boarding, f.26 per annum. p928 THE SEASON 1895. YOUNG EXPRESS. This noted Trotting Stallion will stand at Derry Ormond to serve a limited number of mares at fl 5s each including groom's fee. Good accommodation for mares. Further particulars from William Cotterell, Derry Ormond, Cardiganshire. p932 BORTll HYDRO HOTEL. THE ABOVE WILL BE RE-OPENED FOR EASTE UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. Visitors will find every comfort and attention. I Excellent Cuisine. J. HOrlENBERG, p930 Proprietor. ftoblk Jtotiu SEA FISHERIES REGULATION ACTS 1888 TO 1894. WESTERN SEA FISHERIES DISTRICT. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following Bye-laws under the provisions of the above Acts have been framed and approved by the Committee of the Western Sea Fisheries District at a meeting of the said Committee held this Nineteenth Day of March. 1895, and that it is the intention of the said Committee to apply to the Board of Trade for confirmation of such Bye-laws. BYE-LAWS: I.-The following Bye laws shall, unless otherwise specified, applytothe wholearea of the WESTERN SEA FISHERIES DISTRICT, except in the cases to which the provisions of the 13th Section of "The Sea Fisheries Regulation Act, 1888," apply. 2.-No artifice or device shall be used so as practically to diminish the size of the mesh of any net. 3.-No person shall use any seine, draft, drift, or stake net for taking mackerel or herring, having a mesh through which a square gauge of one inch measured across each side of the square, or four inches measured round the four sides, will not Dass without pressure when the net is wet. A 4.—No person shall use any seine, draft, or drift net for taking spailing having a mesh through which a square gauge of three quarters of an inch ecL measured across each side of the square, or three inches measured round the four sides, will not pass without pressure when the net is wet. 5.-No person shall use any seine, draft, or drift net for taking garfish, sea Needles, or greenbacks havinq a mesh through which a square gauge of half an inch measured across each side of the square or two inches measured round the four sides trill not pass without lwessure when the net is wet. B.No person shall use any drift net having a depth of more than two hundred meshes. 7.—No person shall'use any net for taking shrimps or prawns having a mesh through which a square gauge of three-eighths of an inch measured across each side of the square, or one and a half inches measured round the four sides, will not pass with- out pressure when the net is wet. 8.—No person shall, except as hereinbefore provided. use, in fishing for sea fish, any net having a mesh through which a square gauge of one iuch and a half measured across each side of the square, or six inches measured round the four sides will not pass without pressure when the net is wet. 9.—No person shall use any net for taking sparling between the first day of May and the thirty-first day of October, both inclusive, in any year. 10.—No person shall use any trawl, shank, bow, hand or hose net having a less circumference than one hundred meshes. 11.—No person shall use any trawl net for taking shrimps or prawns having a less circumference than one hundred and sixty meshes. 12.No person shall use Any trawl net having a beam of greater length than 45 feet between the trawl heads or irons. 13.-No person shall use in fishing for sea fish from any vessel propelled otherwise than by sails or oars any method or instrument of fishing except hooks and lines. 14.—No person shall use any stake net for fishing for sea fish except in accordance with the following regulations (a) —The site of the net shall be marked by poles, perches, or buoys, visible above the sur- face at high water of spring tides, and such poles, perches or buoys shall be maintained so long as the stakes of the net continue in position. (b).-No portion of the net shall be nearer the centre of any stream or channel than the edge of such stream or channel at low water of a tide the high water line of which stands sixteen feet above the level of the Bill ol the old dock at Liverpool. (c). -No portion of the net shall be nearer than fifty yards to any portion of another stake net. 15.—No person shall fish for cockles except by hand or with a rake not exceeding twelve inches in width, and having teeth not less than three quartets of an inch apart. 16.No person shall remove from the Fishery or have in his possession any cockle which will pass through a square aperture measuring seven-eighths of an inch on each side of the square, or three and a half inches meamred, round the sides. 17.—No person shall fish for mussels except- (a). -_By hand. (b).-With a rake not exceeding three feet in width, and used only from a boat and when the mussel bed is covered with at least jour feet of water. 18.—No person shall take mussels during the months of May, June, July, aud August in any year, and in that portion of the Sea Fisheries District which lies between a line drawn true West from the Tower of Llanaber Parish Church, on the North, and a line drawn true West from Sam Cynfelin, on the South, no person shall take mussels during the months of March, April, May, June, July, August, September, and October in any year; Provided always that any person holding a written authority in that behalf, signed by the Clerk of the Committee, may, during the month of May, subject to any conditions contained in the authority, remove mussels from one part of the Western Sea Fisheries District to another part thereof for stocking or breeding purposes. Provided also that mussels to be ueed for bait may be taken by hand only from places first approved by a Fishery Officer at any time of the year. 19.-In that part of the District which lies between Carnarvon Bar and fflios Fynach no person shaU remove from the Fishery or have in his possessing any mussel less than two inches in length and in the remaining part of the Dictrict no person shall remove from the Fishery or have in his possession any mussel less than two and a half inches in length. 20.—No person shall use any dredge or other instru- ment for the taking of oysters from any part of the District under the control of the Committee before the 1st January, 1896. 21.-No person shall remove from the Fishery or have in his possession any oyster which will pass through a circular ring of two and a half inches in diameter, measured on the inside thereof. 22.-All oysters or mussels, the removal or possession of which is hereby prohibited, accidentally or unintentionally raised, must be re-deposited forthwith in the bed or the place from which the same were removed, or in such other place or places as a Fishery Officer may from time to time direct. All mussels and oysters shall be picked, sorted, and cleaned before being landed. 23.-No person shall leave the cockles, which have passed through the riddle, in heaps, but shall spread them over the cockle bed. 24.-No Person shall remove from the Fishery or have in his possession a berried lobster or a berried edible crab. 25.-No person shall remove from the Fishery or have in his possession any lobster or edible crab under the fol- lowing tim:- Lobster: Nine inches in length, measured from the end of the beak to the tip of the tail when laid out as jtat as possible. Edible Crab Five inches in width, measured across the widest part of the back. 26.- AVO person shall use any method or instrument oj fishing for sea fish other than the following (a)-.4 method or instrument specified in these bye-laws. (b)-A line and hook or hooks; no hook to be less than half an inch between the shank and the barb or point. (c)-A pot or basket for taking eels, prawns, shrimps, lobsters, crabs, or whelks. 27.-No person shall use any net or instrument referred to in these Bye-Laws, as a net or instrument for taking mackerel, herring, sparling, shrimps, or prawns respec- tively, except at the times and places at which, and in the manner in which, such net or instrument may be reason- ably calculated to take such fish respectively. 28.-In using any drift or seine net the person using the same shall so adjust the depth of the same as to prevent the same dragging on the ground. 29.-The deposit, or discharge of any solid or liquid substance detrimental to sea fish or tea fi-hing is hereby prohibited, provided that noli lug in this Bye-law contained shall affect the power of am sanitary or other local authority to discharge sewage in pursuance of any power by a general or local Act of Parliament, or by a Provisional Order confirmed Sy 11 or from any outfall in use at the date vi ti-u u. nfirnia- tion hereof. fublic Jtotia. 30"^hpLrrs?D ^ho sihal1 c°mm^^wh^^7f not fZ g0\ng Brlaws shal1 be liable to a penalty not exceeding for any one offence the sum of io the case of a continuing offence to the additional sum of ten pounds for every day aurmg which the offence continues! and m any ease to forfe.ture of any fishiS instrument used or sea fish taken in contraventiof of or iound in the possession of a person contra- vening any of the said Bye-laws. 31 .—All Bye-Laws heretofore in force in the Western Sea Fisheries District are hereby repealed, provided tha nothing in such revocation shall in any way affect any prosecittionfor a breach of Bye-Laws committed prior to the date of such revocation. AND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that copies of the above Bye Laws may be inspected free of charge and may be obtained on payment of one penny at my office in High Street, Portmadcc. in the Connty of Cam » rv on. 3 Any person objecting to the confirmation of the above Byelaws or any part of the same may forward a Statement of his objection in writing to the Board of Trade on or before the third day of May next and is also required to forward at the same time a copy of such statement to me as Clerk of the said Committee. Dated this 19th day of Match, 1895. RANDAL CASSON. Clerk of the said Committee. ADDRESS.—High Street, Portmadoc. p899 POST OFFICE TELEGRAPHS. PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE TELEGRAPH ACTS, 1863 TO 1892 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Her X* Majesty's Postmaster-General, having obtained the consent in that behalf of the body having the control of the public road between Lampeter and Talsarn Post Office, iutends to place a Telegraph over and along the said public road, and for that purpose to erect and maintain posts in and apon the said public road under the powers conferred on him by the Telegraph Acts above-mentioned. H. J. VOSE. Superintending Engineer. Cardiff, 1st April, 1895. p902 NOTICE. AT a Meeting of the Owners and Ratepayers of the Urban District of Towyn, in the Connty of Merioneth, held under the Public Health Act, 1875, on the twenty-second day of March, 1895, at the Assembly Rooms, Towyn, in the said District, the following Resolution was duly proposed, namely That it is expedient that the Urban District Council of Towyn shall provide a market-place, and construct a market-house and other conveniences for the purpose of holding markets, provide all such matters and things as may be necessary for the convenient use of such markets puichase or take on lease land and public or private rights in markets and tolls for any of the fore- going purposes take stallages, rents, ani tolls in respect of the use by any person of such market and the said Resolution was duiy passed by a majority of the Owners and Ratepayers of the said District who voted thereon at the said Meeting. Dated this 22nd day of March, 1895. JOHN MAETHLON JAMES, Summoning Officer. P895. pS95. BOROUGH OF ABERYSTWYTH. PRIVATE STREET WORKS ACT, 1892. 55 AND 56 VICT., C. 57. ■VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the i_I Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the Borough of Aberystwyth, acting by the Council as the Urban District Council for the said Borough, did at a meeting of the Council, duly convened and held on the 2nd day of April, 1895, in pursuance of the Private Street Works Act, 1892, pass the following tesolutions Resolved that the specification, plans, sections, estimate, and provisional apportionment pre- pared by the Borough Surveyor with refer- ence to the levelliag, paving, metalling, flagging, and chaieselling of Windmill Court be approved. Resolved that the specification, plans, sections, estimate, and provisional apportionment pre- pared by the Borough Surveyor with refer- ence to the levelling, paving, metalling, flagging, channelling, and lighting of Rees Cottages, Portland Lane, be approved. AND NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN that the approved specifications, plans, sections, estimates, and provisional apportionments, or copies thereof certified by the Surveyor, will be kept de- posited at the Urban District Council Offices, to wit the Borough Surveyor's Offices, Aberystwyth. and be open to inspection at all reasonable times for a period of One Month from the date of the first publication of this Notice, during which period any owner of any premises shown in the above-named apportionment as liable to be charged with any part of the expenses of executing the works may, in pursuance of Section 7 of the Act aforesaid, by written notice served on the Urban District Council object to the proposals on any of the grounds in such Section specified. Dated this 2nd day of April, 1895. ARTHUR JOHNSON HUGHES, Town Clerk. Clerk to the Urban District Council. Office Portland Street, Aberystwyth p908 ADMINISTRATIVE COUNTY OF CAR- DIGAN. THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1894. "VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an XL Order has been made by the Cardiganshire County Council for the establishment of Parish Councils in the rural parishes of Cydplwyf, Llanina, Bettws Bledrws, Llanwnen, LIanbadarn Odwyn, and Prisk and Carfan, in the County of Cardigan. The order, which fixes the number of Councillors to be elected for each parish at Five, and gives general directions with regard to the Elections, will come into operation when finally approved by the County Council on the 14th of May, 1895. And Notice is further given that copies of the Order may be inspected by any owner or ratepayer in the parishes affected by the Order, at the Offices of the respective Clerks to the Rural District Councils of Aberayron, Lampeter, and Tregaron, between the houre of 10 a. in. and 4 p. tn., during a period of one month from the date hereof, and that copies of the Order may be obtained from the said Clerks or from the undersigned upon payment of 3d. for each copy. H. C. FRYER, Aberystwyth. Clerk to the County Council. 11th April. p938 FOUNDED 1824. THE PATRIOTIC ASSURANCE CO. LIFE AND FIRE. CAPITAL. £ 1,500,000 CAPITAL PAID UP.. 9118,935. LIVERPOOL BRANCH :-15, Tithebarn Street. W. H. COOPER, District Manager. Agents Aberystwyth Charles Massey, William Street. Bow Street: David James Morgan, Caer Villa. Barmouth Jno. G. Roberts. Dolgelley John Lloyd, Upperfield Street. Newtown John Oliver, 33, Park Street. „ William Lewis, 15, New Road. p820 CHARITY COMMISSION. —— In the matter of the charity of the Reverend ELLIS LEWIS for a Grammar School in the parish of Dolgelley, in the county of Merioneth; in the matter of the Welsh Intermediate Education Act 1889 and in the matter of the Endowed Schools Act, 1869, and Amending Acts. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Charity Commissioners for England and Wales, acting under the above-named Acts, have prepared and adopted the draft of a scheme for the future ad- ministration of this foundation. Any objections or SURGES: ions respecting such scheme should be addres-ed in writing to The Secretary, Cbarity Commission, Whitehall, London, S.W., before the 11th day of June, 1895. Printed copies of the draft scheme may be inspected, free of cost. atoffice of the Charity Commission, Whiteaa.J, "foresaid, also at the offices of Mr J, C. Huyhfc?, of Dolgelley, clerk to the Justices. Copies may be pnrehired a' the price oi three pence each at the r. th e Gl the Charity C nnnission and of Mr riumphrey ivJuiTU, of Li:.n-street. D-'g -lley. stationer, D. Yo FEAROX, AU'II 6th, 1893. tvoretaiy. [p&21