The Cambrian News and Merionethshire Standard

PREPAID SCALE 30. One Three Six Nine Thirteen fords. Insertion Insertions; InsertlonBj Insertion Insertion s d. s. d. t. d. a. d. s. d 21 1 0 2 0 36 46 56 28 16 30 46 56 70 35 I 2 0 4 0 5 6 6 6 iO 42 2 6 5 0 70 80 96 49 3 0 6 0 7 6 8 6 10 0 anttb. ClOOK, good, single-handed, eiitly in Mny. —Write, stating age, wages, and referenc s, Mrs Casson, Brmygarth, Portmadoe x385 ROOM GARDENER WANTKD.— Address, C., Brynllwydwyn, Machynlleth. x300 GOOD" PLA.IN COOK WANTED — CX Apply, Radford House, Viccori i-tt rr Aberystwyth <323 AINTERS AND PAPERHANGERS. WANTED, immediately. Wages 6J1 pe hour.-Apply, Peake, Aberystwyth. x348 AINRERS AND PAPERHANOERS JL Wanted. Wages, 6d per hour. Als an Apprentice Wantect.-Apply, Loveday, Aber- ystwyth. x412. WANTED, a respectable and well- educated Youth as Apprenfcee to the Drapery.—Apply, Evans Bros., Paris House, p; rt. madoc. x383 1 "ITANTED, an Apprentice to the watuh- YV making (etc.) trade.—Apply, David Evatis, Watchm,ker, 39, Great Darkgate-street, A br ysrwyth. x303 WANTED, Mining ancl Quarry Piant, Rails. Machinery, Trams, Pumps, Wat^r- wheels, Wrought and Ca t-iron, Scrap, Lead, Zinc, Copper, Brass, Hemp, and Manilla Ropes, Sh Ip". Sails, Anchors, Chains, Waste Rubber, etc., (-to. Highest C*sh prices.—Mcllquham, Bridge End Stores, Aberystwyth. x63 ZD ANTED, strong Lad, eighteen to W twenty years of age, for farm. To live in. —Apply, stating wages, Hornby, Arth(,g Hill Farm, Arthog, R.S.O. x240 WANTED, good, single-handed Cook early in May; write stating wages, age, reference.-Mrit Casson, Bronygarth, Portmadoe. x331 W&.NTED, Oooi? General good plcp tV for one wishing to learn.-Apply, Mrs Hall, Plynlymon Home, Aberystwyth. x 309 WANTED, immediately, good Carpenters and Joiuer*.—Apply, E. Jenkins, Miny mor, South-road, Abeiystwyth. x311 WANTED, a thorough business man as Managing Clerk knowledge of Welsh preferred. -Apply fully, George Palmer and Son, Corn Merchants, Haverfordwest. x378 WANTED, a good general Servant, who can wait at table—Apply, St. Antony'e North-pande, Aberystwyth. WANTED, General Servant in a Dairy. Comfortable home. Good wages.—Apply, Mrs Morgan, 9, Malvern Road, West Kilburn, London. x410. WANTED, a Gentleman's Soc as pupil In an old-established Merchant's Office.— George Palmer and Son, Agricultural MetchantR, Wholesale Wine and Spirit Importers, Haverford- west. x369 ANTED, a Good General Servant.— Apply, Mrs EvanB, 39, North-parade, Aber- ystwyth. x416 Zia b c 'icet ABERYSTWYTH.—HOUSE TO LET, from May 12th, No. 10, Penmaesglas-road. —Enquire at 2, Laura-place. x277 ARMOUTH,—HOUSE TO LET, 21, JD Marine-parade, containing nine bedrooms, three sitting-rooms bathroom and usual accom- modation.—App'y, Parry. 5, Marine-parade. x394 OLGELLEY.-TO LET, all that desir- 11) able residence known as No. 1, Mount Pleasant, Dolgelley, consisting of kitchen, two cellars, two entertaining rooms, five bedrooms, bath, W.C., and garden (back and front). The house has been put in a thorough state of repair good view rent jE22 Possession next May.—For further particulars, apply to Mr R. Jones Griffith, Solicitor, Dolgelley. x366 OLGELLEY.—TO BE LET, with im- mediate possession, the commodious house known as Caxton House or Caxton Private Hotel, suitable as Private House, House and Shop, or Private Hotel and Boarding House as it is now carried on.—For further information, apply to R. C. Evans on the premise", x371 IISHING, &c.- TO BZ LET, w lb immediate possession on a monthly or other short tenancy (owner going abroad), The Garth," a delightfully situated and furnished house (seven bedrooms, three reception rooms); distant from Church and Post and Telegraph Office one mile, and from Pontbanio Railway Station, on the M. & M. Railway, two miles; with practically the exclusive right of about three miles of fishing (salmon and trout) in the celebrated river Teify and trout fishing three-quarter of a mile in the Brtnig; both rivers within 300 yards of house.— For further par iculars, applyltolMr R. S. Rowland of Argoed, Tregaron, or Mr A. J. Hughes, Solicitor, Aberystwyth. x330 OCJSE TO LET.—Penhelig, Aberdovey. Dining, Drawing-room, 2 Kitchens, 2 Pan- tries, 6 Bedrooms, Boxroom large front garden back entrance iahelt, red, sunny position. Rent, 922.-Apply, Mr Morris, Penhelig Arms, Aher- dovey. x355 HOUSE TO LET, Southgate, Penparke. For full particulars, apply to Mr J. L. Pickard, at the above address. x362 ALVERN.-Furnirhed House to Let l or Exchange June, July, August three sitting, five bedrooms no young children rent moderate. Ht!ynei. Westmead. x354 TO LET, the semi-detached Villa with a well stocked garden known as Bodlondeb, Llanbadam-road, Aberystwyth. Immediate pos- session may be obtained.—Apply to Messrs Roberts and Evans, Solicitors, Aberystwyth. x215 TO LET, Lonsdale House, Caergog- T terrace, from April 16th now in the occupa- tion of the Rev A. Oliver.—Apply, 36, Great Darkgate-street, Aberystwyth. x347 TO BE LET, with immediate possession, the farm called Sychnant, Csllan, near Lam- peter.—Apply to Joseph Davies, Solicitor, Town Hall, Aberystwyth. x406 TO BE LET, with immediate possession (owing to the owner going abroad), the GARTH HOME FARM, comprising 180 acres or thereabouts of excellent arable pasture and Meadow Land and 210 acres or thereabouts of Upland (sheep walk). The tenant will be required to pur- chase the Stock, Crops, Implements, and farming effects at a valuation and to execute an agreement of tenancy or I. ase.-For further particulars, ap- ply to Mr R. S. Rowland, Argoed, near Tregaron, or Mr A. J. Hughes, Solicitor, Aberystwyth. x329 LLANBEDR, MERIONETHSHIRE. TO LET, two newly-built houses, contain- ing two Reception, seven Bedrooms, Kitchen, Bathroom all latest improvements.—Apply, Post master. x333 PLASHEN, NORTH WALES. 3i Miles from Criccieth, One Mile from Llangybi Station, on the L. and N. W. Railway. TO BE LET, from year to year, or for a Term, the above comfortable, moderate-sized, old-fashioned unfurnished MANSION, surrounded with fine timber and scenery, and approached by a drive, with lodge, with ample stabling and other buildings, and with medium-sized garden. Land up to 20 acres and shooting (covers, etc.), over 1,500 acres, may be included. Good fishing close by. For further particulars, apply to- WALTER B. C. JONES, Estate Office, x89 Criccieth. CQIa bt nlb. n 0 EGGS, for Sitting, White Leghorns, Black Minorcas, Anconas, Houdans, Dark Dork- ings, Indian Ruuner Ducks, 3s 6d per dcz Golden Hamburghs, 5s 6d per doz Houdan-Leghorn, 2s per doz unfertiles replaced if returned carriage p»id.—"Poultry," Dolguog, Machynlleth. x393 EORTS^LET^uITs1'zed BiTibmfTable, by Thos. Mawson, Leeds, new last year 2^ inch slate bed parent low cushions, with ivory billiard, pool, and pyramid balls, cues, and ac- cessories also Bagatelle Table with accessories complete.—Apply, Hohenterg, Cambriaa Hotel, Borth. x403 J" 7tt)R SALE, 10,000 WinTPosts, 2i~6d dozen also quantity of Firing delivered if required.—Apply, W. H. Greep, Taliesin, Glan- •dovey. x287 WAGGONETTE for Sale, nearly new, V cost £ 30; never been used since very light. To be sold for £ 9 cash.—Apply, Mr J. ( T mkins. The Lodge, Downton Hall, near Ludlow, alop. x336 ,a!C6 bij Ruction. THE SALE ROOMS, QUEEN'S ROAD. SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURK. MESSRS DANIKL, SON, & MEREDITH 1ill Se'l by Auction a' thi-ir Sale Ro<-m-, Qa,en'l\-roan, A bi ry t, i,t,, On WEDXf^hA Y and TH (I RS DA Y, A P R I L 4th and 5th. 1900, A large a*semt>>-ii<e HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TURE AND OTHER EFFEU rs S"le to c',mmenc. at tw, p.m. x321 PRELIMINARY NOTICE. \j"R R. K. JENKINS will St 11 by Pub- vfJL lie Auction, A T A N EARLY DATE, a large quantity f HOUSEHOLD FUR IT URE and other E3eo s x247 ST. PHILLIP'S HALL, ABERYSTWYTH. IMPORTANT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND OTHER EFFECTS. MR R. K. JENKINS has been in- structed to S 11 by Public Auction, without reserve, at rbe aha", place On WEDN MSDA Y, APRIL 4th, 1900, Commencing at 3 o'clock, the whole of the Superior and Modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Cnmprilling-2 L.rg.. Satin Walnut Wardrobes, Bedroom Suitps, Marbb-top VVashs and. Cane Chairs, Wicker Chairs, 3 Dinitig Roori, Suit's in Saddle Bag and Sarin Walnut, inla-.oginv Side- board, Oak ditto, Oil Paintings, Hal) Stands, Dining Tables. Window Poles, Oval Mantels, 2 Dining Room Suites in leather, Cane Chirs Easy Chairs, Brass and Iron Bedstead*, Spring Mac- tresses, Waijhstand, Chest o' Lr-tw:-rs, Looking Glasses, and numerous other articles. The Furnitur- on view morning of Sal<\ T. rm-Six Months Crprlit. x414 RHEIDOL VALE VILLA, LLANBADARN FAWR, NR. ABERYSTWYTH, IMPORTANT SALE OF RESIDENTIAL VILLA AND PREMISES. MR R. IV. JENKINS has been instructed by Hope E iward, Esq., to Sell by Public Auction at the Lion Hotel, Aberystwyth, On WEDNESDA Y, APRIL 25th, 1900, At three o'clock p.m., that desirable and well-built FtiRKHOLD VILLA Known as RHEIDOL VALF VILLA, situated within a few minut s w-±lk or the village of Llan- badarn Fawr, standing in its own groumis, contain- ing large Dining-room, Six Bedrooms, W.C. Kitchen, Grounds, and Out-houses. Further particulars of the Auctioneer, 10, Port. land-street. x374 TOWN OF PWLLHELI. 1 MESSRS W. DEW and SON have been JJLL instructed by Mrs Jones of Bryn Berllan, Pwllheli, to off-r for Sale by Public Auction at Pwllheli, on Tuesday, May ls<, 1900, the following valuable Freehold Properties, situate in High-street and San l-aireet, in one of the best positions in the town, viz., the fully- licensed House, known as Golden Fleece, the Dwelling House and Shop adjoining, the Railway Arms Temperance Hotel, Eight Dwelling Houses forming Glanafun-terrace, Dwelling Huu es, Shop and Bakehouse adjoining, and Six Cr.ttages si-uate at the rear of the same with entrance from Sand- street. Full particulars in due course. x387 COUNTY OF CARNARVON. NEAR PWLLHELI. IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE FREE- HOLD FARMS, TENRMENTS, COTTAGES, ACCOMMODATION LAND, AND BUILDING LAND. MESSRS W. DEW AND SON are instructed to offer for Sale by Public Auction at the Town Hall, Pwllheli, On TUESDAY, MAY 1st, 1900, at one o'clock in the ajternoon, the following FREEHOLD PKOPERTIES comprising in all 234a. 3r., situate about li miles from Abersoch, in the pariah of Llanengan—TY NEWYDD, TYDDYN-Y-DON, and GWTIR FARMS and eight cottllgell known as TAI MORFA, all divided into convenient lots. Full particulars in due course, and in the mean- time information may be had of Mr Mortis Owen, Solicitor, Carnarvon or of the Auctioneers, Ban- gor and Liandudno. x388. Zo bt $otb. EGGS, Buff Orpington, from a pen of very fine birds, 5s per doznn; from good birds, 3s Bd per dozen.—Lewis Williams, Abermaide, Aberystwyth. x234 GUARANTEE PRIME EATING POTATOES. 701 per ton guarantee FINE JAMES CARROTS, 708 per ton guarantee prime CLOVER and RYE GRASS HAY, 60s per ton guarantee prime MEADOW HAY, 55s per ton WHEAT STRAW, in Battens, 35s per ton OATS and BARLEY STRAW, 30s per ton. On rail, Ruthin Station. Samples on BPPlication.-Apply, HUGHES, STORES, RUTHIN. v934 rno BE SOLD, privately, the well-known JL registered sire stallion, Tom o Lincoln," No 8470 in S.S.B. sire Lincolnshire Lad, 21365.- Further particulars, apply, Jones, Cilfforch Farm, Aberayron. x407 TOWYN-ON-SEA. Two Picturesque TOWYN-ON-SEA. — Two Picturesque Villas for Sale; best position in Towyn; large rooms sanitation perfect; h. and c, service. Magnificent Scenery.—Apply, R. P. Morgan, Towyn. x392 FTLO BE SOLD, by private treaty, the X Ketch Volunteer," carrying 105 tons, draw- ing 9 feet, now lying at Portmadoe. -Apply, Mrs Evans, 39, North-parada, Aberystwyth. x415. CUT FLOWERS AND PLANTS FOR: SALE. PALMS, &c., on Hire for Decoration. Apply to Head Gardener, Queen's Hotel Gardens, Aberystwyth. ul85 Rentes. ]1HE COMMITTEE of the Aberystwyth' Iufirmary invite Tenders for the supply of Flour, Grocery, Meat, Milk, and Coal for the- i next six months. Tenders to be sent not later than April 4th to Secretary, of whom tenders may be obtained. x3S4 TO MASONS AND OTHERS. THE Penrhyndeudraeth Parish Council is prepared to receive Tenders for the construc- tion of Fence Walls, Drains, Roads, Sub -way, and other Works in connection with the New Burial Ground. Plans and specification may be seen at the Parish Office, Victoria House, Penrhyndeudraeth, on and after the 20th inst. Sealed Tenders, endorsed "Burial Ground," must be sent to the Undersigned on or before the 3rd day of April next. The Council do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any Tender. JOHN JONES, Clerk to the Parish Council. Penrhyndeudraeth, March 17th, 1900. x349 MILK BUSINESSES I MILK BUSINESSES MESSRS. FOX & HOLLAND, the well- J3'L known Cowkeepers' and Dairymen's Agents, and Auctioneers (Established 1859) have a good selection of over 200 genuine dairies for sale, with or without stock, from f50 to E10,000, in all parts of London and suburbs. Intending purchasers before deciding on a business should call at their office, No 11, Caledonian Road, King's Cross, London, 5 minutes from Euaton Station. N.B. No aharge to purchasers v 663. ) Saks bg Auction. Tl t-DA Y TYNBWLC H, LLANFIHANGEL-Y- CROYDDYN (Sixth mil■ st' Devil's Bridge Rosd) SALE OF LARCH UMBER AND FIREWOOD. MR J. E. JAMES has received instruc- tion to Sell by Public Auction at the above place, On FRIDAY, 30th MARCH, 1900, About 200 lots LARCH RAILS, Puit-ble for Wire Posts, and about JOO lot. Firewood. SaL to commence at 2 o'clock. T PRM S': -Credit on conditions. x304 CEFNLLAN, NEAR LLANBADARN FAWR. IMPORTANT SALE OF FARMING STOCK. MR J. E, JA.MES has been instructed to Sell by Public Auction, nnder a bill of Sale, at the above place,, On SATURDAY, MARCH Slat, The whole of the FARMING STOCK AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c. Comprising—11 Milch Cows, 5 Yearling Calves, Horse, aged, 4-yar.old Cob, 6-year-old Pony, 2- year-old Cob, Sow in litter, 3 Store PigA, 80 Barn Door Fowls, 3 Market Carts, Farm C*rt, Shovels, Tubs. Pitchforks, 3 Pig Troughs. Chain Harrow, Piough, American R .k!'), Chaffetitter, Pulper, 2 Corn Bins, 3 Sets of Harness, Saddle, Stack of Hay, Sheep Rack, together with a quantity of other Farming Implements and Dairy Utensils also the whole of the Household Furniture, &c. Sale to commence as I o'clock punctually. x396 This Sale has been withdrawn. SMITHFIELD, ABERYSTWYTH. SALE OF A VALUABLE ENTIRE HORSE. MR J. E. J AMES has received instruc- tions to Sell by Public Auction at the Smithfield, Next Monday, 2nd April, 1900 (immediately the Cob Show is over), the valuable and well-known Shire Stallion, WESrON LOCKINGTON," 15422. For further particulars, apply to the Auc. tioneer, 12, North-parade, Aberystwyth. x380 TOWN OF ABERYSTWYTH. SALE OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY. MR J. E. JAMES has been instructed by Mr William Jones, the owner, to Sell by Public Auction at the Lion Royal Hotel, Aberyst- wytb, On Wednesday, April Jfth, at three o'clock in the afternoon, subject to conditions of Sale to be then read or pro- duced, all those ten desirable recently-erected Leasehold hssuages or Dwelling Houses, with the Out Offic s and Gardens respectively belong- ing thereto, and known as Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10, PENGLAISE TERRACE, ABERYSTWYTH (All occupied by respectable tenants). Held under a lease from the Penglaise Estate for the term of 75 years from the 1st day of November, 1894, at the annual ground rent of £36, and subject to the Lessee's covenants and conditions therein contained. Each of the above houses is substantially built and contains on the ground floor, front and back parlours, kitchen, pantry, wash-house, and ouc- offices, and on the first and second floors respectively, two large rooms. The Property will be put up for Sale in one 'lot, and in I he event of the same not being sold in one lot, will be offered for Sale in several lots, in which case the grouud rent of £36 will be equally appor- tioned among the different lots. For further particulars, apply to the Auctioneer, 12, North-parade, Aberystwyth or to Mr Joseph Davies, Solicitor, Town Hall, Aberystwyth. x338 ABERYSTWYTH. SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY MR J. E. JAMES has reoeived instruc- tions from G. D. White, Esq., to Sell by Public Auction at the Lion Royal Hotel, Aber- ystwyth, On WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4th, 1900, at 3-30 o'clock, all that FREEHOLD WAREHOUSE and Premises (lately occupied by the late Mr John Rowland, ironmonger), situate in Chalybeate- street, and occupying a splendid position in the centre of the town also all that FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE known as No. 5, Trevor- road, and now in the occupation of Mrs Richardson at the yearly rent of £ 26. Full particulars, with orders to view the pro- perties, may be obtained of the Auctioneer, 12, North-parade, Aberystwyth. x326 TOWN OF ABERYSTWYTH. SALE OF LEASEHOLD PROPERTY. MR J. E. JAMES has been favoured with instructions to Sell by Public Auction at the Lion Royal Hotel, On WEDNESDAY, the 4th day oj APRIL, 1900, at 3-30 o'clock in the afternoon, the Leasehold House and Premises known as No. 15, PORTLAND STREET, and now in the occupation of Miss Daniel, and having an unex- pired term of twenty-four years from October, 1899, at the yearly ground rent of 5" per annum. ALSO MR J. E. JAMES has been instructed by H. Woodcock Owen, Esq., to offer for Sale by Public Auction at the above place, date, and time the Leasehold House and Premises known as No. 17, PORTLAND STREET, adjoin- ing the above-mentioned house and now in the occupation of Miss Hughes, having a term of twenty-four years unexpired lease at the yearly ground rent of 5s per annum. Possession of both houses may be had on the 12th day of May, 1900. For further particulars, apply to the Auctioneer, 12. North-parade, Aberystwyth. x357 MAESBANGORTNear TYNLLIDIART (Five miles from Aberystwyth). IMPORTANT SALE OF LIVE & DEAD STOCK. MR. J. E. JAMES will Sell by Public Auction at the above place, On Thursday, April 5th, 1900, the whole of the FA RMING STOCK. COMPRISING HORSES:-One powerful Cart Mare, five years old, winner of several prizes in local and other shows; powerful Cart Horse about 16'2 hands high, aged; Black Pony, 13'3 hands high, six years old, quiet to drive and ride THOROUGH- BRED CHESTNUT MARE, in foal to "Lord Ventry"; Chestnut Hackney Pony, four years old. CATTLE :—Four Milch Cows in full profit, two ditto in calf, thirteen Store Bullocks, six Yearlings, six Calves. Ninety Prime FAT WETHERS (in lots). IMPLEMENTS :-Two Scotch Box Carts, Waggon, Scotch Plough, two Diamond Harrows, one Chain Harrow, American Rake, Moulder, Scuffier, Chaffcutter (full size by Williams, Rhydd- Ian), Corn Mill (by Stamford), Threshing Machine, Turnip Seed Drill, Feeding Troughs, Sheep Rack, Forks, Spades, &c., &c., together with several sees of Cart and Ploughing Harness, four Cart Collars, four Bridles, Head Collars, Hames, Riding Bridles, and Saddles. One two-wheel Dog Cart (by Rogers and Son, Oswestry) with lamp and cushions complete, one American Gig and Harness to match. Part of DAIRY REQUISITES, including End- over-end Churn, Butter Worker, Cream Separator (Alexandria), and numerous other Articles. Luncheon at 12. Sale to commenc3 punctually at 1-30. Terms—Credit on Conditions. x356 alt5 by auction. BROGININ FAWR, Two*and-a-half miles from Bow S r-et Station and half a-mile from the village of Penrhyncoch. IMPORTANT SALE OF FARMING STOCK, &c. MR J. E. JAMES has been instructed to Sell by Public Auction, On SATURDAY, APRIL 7th, 1900, the whole of the PAKMlJNG STOCK, &c, COMPRISING: CATTLE.—Five Milch Cows, two-year-old Bullocks and Heifers, 6 Yearlings, 1 Calf. HORSES.-Two Mares (one in foal to Rolleston Harold ") I two-year-oM Colt, 1 Yearling Filly. PIGS.-Three store Pigs. SHEEP.—Sixty-seven Ew»s, Lambs, and Rams. IMPLEMENTS OF HUSBANDRY, &C.—Two Carts. Scotch Plough, 1 Small ditto, 2 Harrows, Barrow. Chaffcutter, Gearing, 2 Bridles, 2 Cirt Saddles, 3 Collars, 2 Hames, 1 p»ir Ploughing Traces, to- gether with a quantity of Straw. Corn, H«y, Pota- toes, and Mangolds and purt of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Sale to commence at 12-30 sharp. x400 SMITHFIELD, ABERYSTWYTH. SALE OF JERSEY COWS, Ac. (Removed for convenience of Sale from the Cambrian Hotel). MR J. E. JAMES has been instructed by J. Hohenbere, Esq., to Sell by Public Auction at the Smithfield On MONDA Y, A PRIL 9th, 1900, 3 Jersey Cows in calf, 1 Jersey Yearling Heifer, 1 Black Cow 1 Pony, four-year-old, quiet to ride and drive Pony Trap and Harness, Ladies' and Gents' Saddles, Bridles, Stable Requisites, Pulper and Slicer, and other articles. Sale to commence at 2 o'clock. x404 PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT ST. PHILLIP'S HALL (Removed for convenience of Sale from No. 11, Queen's-road). SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TURE AND OTHER EFFECTS, which will be sold at the above Hall, advertised to take place on llift APRIL, 1900, BY MR J. E. JAMES. IS POSTPONED UNrIL FURTHER NOTICE. v325 OLD ASSEMBLY ROOMS, ABERYSTWYTH. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. MR J. E. JAMES has received instruc- tions from Mr Wheatley to Sell by Public Auction at the above plsce, On WEDNESDAY, ilth APRIL, 1900, the whole of the surplus stock of PIANOS, AMERICAN ORGANS, HAR. MONIUMS, and many other kinds of Musical Instruments also a valuable collection of OIL-PAINTINGS, WATER COLOURS, AND ENGRAVINGS. Full particulars will appear shortly. Catalogues may be had of the Auctioneer, or of Mr Wheitley. x413 PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. MR. J. E. JAMES WH Sell by Auction at the Lion Royal Hotel, Aberystwyth, on WEDNESDA Y, tlte 18th day of April, 1900, at three p.m., the desirable Leasehold Residence, uith the Stables, Coach-house, Saddle Room, Hay Room, Outbuildings, Yard, and Garden belonging thereto, called BOULEVARD HOUSE, North- parade, Aberystwyth and also the Leasehold Dwelling House and Bakehouse in Portland-road, Aberystwyth. occupied by Mrs Mary Thomas and the two Leasehold Dwelling Houses, being numbers 41 and 43, Portland-road, occupied by Mrs Mary Jones and Mr John Griffiths. For further paiticulars, apply to the Auctioneer, North-parade, Aberystwyth, or to Mr Joseph Davies, Solicitor, Town Hall, Aberystwyth. x363 PORTMADOC. M' R H. ROBERTS will Sell by Auction at 68, Madoc-street, Portmadoe, on FRIDAY, 6th APRIL, 1900, at one p.m., all the Effects of the late Mr Richard Barnett, comprising Household Furniture, and also three good Posting Horses, large Brougham, two Waggonettes, Dogcarts, Brake, Hearse, Spring Cart, Lorry, &c. Terms Cash. x370 COUNTY OF CARNARVON. VILLAGE OF LLANYSTUMDWY, NEAK CRICCIETH. SALE OF HIGHLY IMPORTANT & ATTRAC- TIVE PROPERTY. MR ROBERT PARRY is instructed to Sell by Public Auction at the George Hotel, Criccieth, cn Criccieth, cn SATURDAY, APRIL 7th, 1900, at 2 0 p.m., subject to the conditions to be then and there read, all that Freehold Estate known as I PENYBONT ESTATE, LLANYSTUMDWY, comprising Penybont Shop and Premi es, the Britannia Inn, two Houses known as Talafon. ten Cottages forming Maen-y- Wern-terrace, a Build- ing Plot and a Field, which will be offered for Sale in the following order LOT I.-All that Freehold House and Shop, Stable, Coach house, Hay house, and Garden, known as Penybont, now in hand. This Lot is mcst desirably situated and in the best posi- tion in the village for any business and is most conveniently arranged. LOT 2.—All that old established and fully. licensed Public House known as Britannia Inn, in the occupatiou of Mrs Jane Jones, and adjoining Lot 1. LOTS 3 and 4.—Two Houses known as Talafon, in the occupation of Messrs Samuel Roberts and John Hughes. LOTS 5 to 14.-Teii Houses known as Maen-y- W(rn and let to respectable tenants. All the above jproperty is centrally situated in the charming little village of LUnystumdwy, on the main road between Criccieth and Pwllheli, be- ing distant about one and a half miles trom the former and seven miles from the latter well-known Seastile Resort. I,OT,G 15 and 16.-Field measuring three roods twenty-one poles or thereabouts, and Building Plot measuring one rood and twenty-one poles or thereabouts. These two Lots will be put up to- gether and, if not sold, will be put up in separate lots, as shown on the map. Planti and further particulars may be obtained from Messrs Lloyd George and George, Solicitors, Criccieth and Portmadoe Mr John Hughes, A.M.I.C.E., Pwllheli and of the Auctioneer, 3, Salt m-teirac*, Pwllheli. x352. rpHE DOMINION OF CANADA~was A forme-l in 1867 ani includes the PRO- VINCES of PRINCE EDWARD'S ISLAND, NOVA SCOTIA, NEW BRUNSWICK, QUEBEC, ONTARIO, MANITOBA, the NORTH-WEST TERRITORIES, and BRITISH COLUMBIA. This vast country, extending from Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean, has a population of over 5,500,000, is under THE BRITISH FLAG, And contains unequalled resources in Agriculture Minerals, Forests, and Fisheries, affording excellent in- ducement to Capitalists, Persons with Moderate Incomes Farmers, Farm Labourers, Young Men Desiring to Learn Farming, and Domestic Servants. Now is the "GROWING TIME" IN CANADA, And the development is marked by Increase in Popula- tion, in Products, in Railway Mileage, in Schools, in Active Demand for Labour, and in General Prosperity. Full and Official Information as to Emigration, Trade and Commerce, and General Inquiry may be had on ap- plication to THE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT OFFICE, WESTERN MAIL BUILDINGS, CARDIFF MAPS AND OFFICIAL HANDBOOKS, ILLUS. TRA rED. POST FREE. LANTERN SLIDES OF CANADIAN SCENERY LOANED FOR LECTURES. x56 FARMERS SAVE YOUR MONEY AND KEEP YOUR HEALTH By having your own Wool made into Cloths, Flannels, Blankets, Stockings, Sco. Patterns forwarded and carriage paid to and from the Mille on all orders over 92. TYLER & COMPANY, MAESLLYN MILLS, LLANDYSSUL, SOUTH WALES. gales bg Aucticit. PENTREM WR, LLANBRYNMAIR, Half-mile from Llanbrynmair Station on tr:e Cambrian Railways. ATTRACTIVE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF FARMING STOCK, &c. MESSRS R. GILLART & SONS have J-rJL been instructed by the Executors of the late Messrs Vaughan Hughes and John Jones tu Sell by Public Auction on the premises, as above. On THURSDAY. APRIL 19th, 1900, The whole of the excellent FARMING STOCK COMPRISING :— 65 Head of HEREFORD CATTLE, viz., 12 Milch Cows with their calves or in calf; 7 g' «nd three-year-old Heifers in calf; 16 two-year old Bullocks; 8 wo-year-old Heifers; 15 Ye, rl nO:{ Steers and H ifers 7 Calve3. 6 HORSES, viz., Smart Chestnut Marc, eight- year-old, 15 2 hands, in foal; powerful Black Gelding, five-year-old, 16 hands capital Baek Gilding, threr-year-old, 15 hlIds; promising Ray Gelding, two year-old; B y Cob Mare, three-year old, 14 1 hands; Chestnut Cob Gelding, t" o-year- old. 3 PIGS, viz., Sow in farrow 2 Store Pigs. Together with a varied assortment of AGRI- CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Luncheon at 10 a.m. Sale to commence at 11 a m. Catalogues will be forwarded or obtained on application to the Auctioneers, Machynlleth and Towyn. N.B.—The Sale of the HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TURE, DAIRY UTENSILS, &c., will take place on April 26th, 1900. See poster. x365 PRIZES. 35GS PRIZES. CHESHIRE REPOSITORY, CREWE. GREAT SPRING SALES BY FRANK LLOYD, NUTTAL, & Co. Tuesday, April 10th, Light Horses, 15-2 and over. Wednesday, Aprii 11th, Cobs and Ponies. Thursday, April 12th, Heavy Horses, all classes. Ten Guinea Cup-winners late Sale of HFavy Horses realised :—Lord Kenyon, Gelding, 126gs Mr Broome, 125^s Mr T. Ball, 130gs and 105g* Mr J. Hill, 100gs Mr Polbtt, lOOgs. Grand trade expected. Prize lists and Entry Forms ready. Entries close next Monday's p st. x408 TOWYN-ON-SEA, MERIONETH. THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC cannot but soon be attracted to (be superior posifion of THIS RISING AND Beautiful Watering-place^ situated on the Shore of Cardigan Bay; whilst looking in a South-Westerly direction, it is said, there is not so much as a rock between the Beach and the Bay of New York. With Cader Idri?, the Bird Rock, and other important Mountains in the background, it com- prises some of thp MOST BEAUTIFUL AND ROMANTIC SCENERY in the Principality of Wales, and must ere long become one of the most favourite Watering-places in the three Kingdoms. The soil is dry, the air crisp and nracing, coming alternately morning and evening from the Sea and Mountains. No ex- pense has been spared to make it a perfect Sanatorium, pure spring water having been brought from the moun- tains, the Town and building lands carefullv sewered, a strong sea-wall and Z5 MAGNIFICENT ESPLANADE BUILT; AND ELEGANT VILLAS, to be let dnrl ready for immediate occupation, are already erected on the Marine Parade. The bathing is safe, and superior to most watering-places in the Kingdom, the sands soft and level, no currents, and a child may go out a long distance without being out of its depth. THE CORBETT ESTATE Comprises several thousand acres, and contains BUILDING SITES OF GREAT BEAUTY AND ATTRACTION. Freehold Plots for Sale or on Long Leases. Enquiries to be addressed to H. HALL, Esq., Estate Offices, Impney, Droitwich; Messrs. R. GILLAKT AND SONS, Estate Agents, Towyn, Mer- ioneth, or Messrs. TAPP AND JONKS, 1, Princes Street, Geotge Street, Westminster, London. x66 iubiii: otitc. UNIVERSITY OF WALES. THE SIXTH MATRICULATION EX- AMINATION will commence on Monday, June 25th, 1900. Particulars from the Registrar. University Office, Brecon, from whom forms of entry can be obtained. Entries must be made not later than Monday, June 4th. 1900. x257 MARGARET WILLIAMS, DECEASED. Pursuant to the Statute 22 and 23 Vict. Chap. 25. VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all 1.1 persons having any claims against the Estate of Margaret Williams, late of Gwarcaeau. in the parish of Llangwyryfon, in the county of Car- digan, Spinster, who died on the 4th day of March, 1899, probate of whose will was granted by the Principal Registry of the Probate Division to Ben- jamin Jones aud Richard Morice, the Executors, on the 13th day of January, 1900, are required to send particulars of such claims to the undersigned on or before the 20th day of April next, after which date the Executors of the said deceased will pro- ceed to distribute her assets, having regard ouly to the claims of which they shall then have had notice. Dated the 27th day of March, 1900. ROBERTS & EVANS of Aberystwyth, x398 Solicitors to the said Exputor", CARDIGANSHIRE E A S T E R QUARTER SESSIONS, 1900. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the County of Cardigan will be held and kept at the Town Hall, Lampeter, on Thursday, the 5th day of April, 1900, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at which hour the, names of the grand jurors will be called over. The Court will then proceed with the business in the following order —(1) County business (2) trial of prisoners (3) hearing of appeals. And on the day and at the hour above mentioned, all the Grand and Petit Jurors are requested to attend and answer to their names; and the Magistrates of the county are requested to cause all depositions relating to cases sent for trial at these Sessions to be transmitted to the Deputy Clerk of the Peace on or before the 30th day of March instant, and in cases arising subsequently immediately after being taken. F. R. ROBERTS, Aberystwyth, Deputy Clerk of the Peace. 20th March, 1900. x373 PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISION OF UPPER GENEU'RGLYN. ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in J3I pursuance of an Order of the Justices in Petty Sessions assembled, dated the 1st day of March, 1900, it was ordered that the Petty Sessions for the said division be held on and after the 1st day of March, 1900, at the Magistrates' Room at Wern, in the village of Talybont, in lieu of at the Board School, Tulybont, as heretofore. I The next Petty Sessions will be held on the 5th day of April, 1900. NOTICE IS HEREBY ALSO GIVEN that the Magistrates' Room, Wern, Talybont, aforesaid, shall for the purposes of the Summary Jurisdiction Act be considered a Petty Sessional Court Bonse. for the above Division. (By Order) WM. HUGHES JONES, Solicitor, 1, New-street, Aberystwyth, Clerk to the Justices of the above x399 Division. (Bicdion Jlbbrcsscs. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF BARMOUTH. I.ADIKS AND GESTLKMEN, I have been Heced oy the Ratepay rs' Union as a cuididtt* for the Barmouth Ur> an Distric; Council, and beg to > ff-r my servic-s a-i one of your representatives. I prefer, before nuking promises th it possibly I m',y not be able to perform, to iicguaint myself more fully with the vi, P, s of the Ratepayers and tie reasonable and practical requir nv-nts of the Town. I shall onK promise this, that sbo/iid you do me the honour to «-l«ot me. I will give my fu 1 attenti <n to the du ties of the I ffice, and «i ) do my best, without fear or favour, to promote thB prosperity of the whole community. I be'ie^'t' that there are great pos^Hlities for tae dtevcl"pmcnt of ¡he twn as a winter rBort, owing to ink natural b- auty situation, u1,1 suitable climatic condition-. This tnri, I think, could be attained in Barmouth, ng in other pb.oes "f even less fav"ul'al)}, patu'¡ conditions, by tjl n,sti'ution (.f popular eutert;tin-ii-ii's and amus iiii-nts during he winter months as xell as during t'le summer ason. Having had consi(i,,rable experie,)ce. ,n orlaniz I iiL), similar entertainim>nt.s in other town?. I do u"t hes t t tu iay my tr ices in thr- matter at th-i comtllunds of the Ratepayers, shoul i such be tht-ir wishes. I am in sympn.rhy « i:h the genera! improvements at pr-,ent t<ik n in hand by the C uncil, ani consider 'hat this good work will he maintained by hose who are elected, if they work t 'p; her with a Hear-f( !t desire fer the com,non good cf all the inhabitants. I am, Your most obedient servant. TOM ABRAHAM. Old Belle Vue, Barmouth, March 24th, 1900. x389 AT DRETHDALWYR YR ABKRMAW. FONEDDIGESAC A BONEDEIGIOV, Yr yf wedi fy Of wis gan Undeb y Trethdalwyr yn ymgeUydil am ae'o.iaeth ar y Cynghor Dinesig. b. dvmunaf g) fl\¡Yllo fy hunan i'ch sylw fel y cy'ryw. Cyn gwnmthur o honof addewidion pendant nas eallitf o bosibl byth eu cyflawni, dvmunwn yn gyntaf oil ymgydnabyddu mwy a g ilvgiadau y Trethdalwyr, ynghyd ag anghsnion y Dref a'r Dosharth. Hy" yn unig a addawaf ar hyn n b1 yd. os an- rhydeddweh fi a'ch pleidleisiau, ac s byddaf lwydd;anus yu fy ym^ei iaeth, yr ymgysfgraf i (idyle(i. wyd,iau y swyod, ac y gwnaf fy goreu heb dd rbyn wyneb nac otn er llwyddiant y Dosbartb a'r Trigolion. Cr-iaf y perthyn i'r Abermaw gymhwysderau neilldooi fl ile i ddieithriaul auafu ynddo (Winter Resort), yn heruydd ei Rifle gysgodo! ac hinsawdd rhsgorol. Er m w) n ei wneuthur yn lie poblogaidd fel y cyfry*, madais Did bychan fyddai se.fydliad*u a chyfarfodydd a hyffordiia i'r ymwel- wyr gyfl usderAii ) ym idifyru yn ystod mi-soedd y gailaf yn gysta1 a thymor yr haf. Gan ly mod wedi c ^1 profiad lawer mewn ffurfio cyfarfodydd adoniadol o'r fath mewn trefydd eraid, bydddii yn beer genyf wneuthur cyffelyb wasanaeth, os yn ym. ridvpy gan breswylwyr yr Abermaw. Yr "yf mewn cydymdeimlad hollol a'r diwyg- iadau sydd ar droed ar hyn o bryd, a hyderaf y bydd i'r cyfl-lyb g-el eu cario allan vn effeitniol gan y Cynghor. pwy bynag a fyddo yr aelodau a etholir Yr amcan mawr a ddylai fod mewn golwg yw cario allan ddymuniadau y Trethdalwyr, a hyny yn y modd rhataf a -n y:,f effeithiol ag eydd bosibl er llwyddiant c>ffrediuol y dref. Ydwyf, Eich ufudd was, TOM ABRAHAM. Hen Belle Vue. Aber,iia M,. w rtl, 24ain, 1900. x389 public Jtgfo. COUNTY OF MERIONETH LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 188S. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the xt Quart rly Meeting of the Standing Joint Committee of Quarter Sessions and County Council, und r Section SO of tie above Act, will be held in the County Hall, Bala, in the said County, on Tuesday, 'the 3rd day of April, 1900. at the hour of half p ist one o'clock in the afternoon, when the Committer will proceed to the coneidera- tion of the business relating to the application or management of the County Stock or Rate within the jurisdiction of the Committee under Sub-Sec- tion 3 of Section 30 of the said Act, and all persons having any demand against the Committee are requested to forward particulars thereof in writing to the County Treasurer at Dolgelley on or before the 31st day of March, 1900. Dated this 9 h d y of March, 1900. ROBT. JONES, x 294 Clerk to the said Committee. MERIONETH QUARTER SESSIONS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the next General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the County of Merioneth will be held in the County Hall, at Bala, in the said County, on Tuesday, the 3rd day of AprH, 1900, at 11-30 a.m., when the Grand and Petty Jurors will be called and the Court will proceed to hear and determine all matters brought before them in the following order-I.-In the trial of prisoners. 2.—In the hearing of appealc. 3.—In hearing motions and in the transaction of such other business as may be brought before the Court. AND NOTICE IS HEREBY ALSO GIVEN that all Grand and Petty Jurors, all persons bound by recognizance to prosecute and give evidence or surrender in discharge of their bail, and all appellants, respondents and their witnesses, and all persons bound by recognizance in any civil proceeding are to appear and be in attendance at the time and place aforesaid. Appeals to be heard must be entered with me not later than two o'clock in the afternoon of the day preceding the Sessions. Dated this 9th day of March 1900. ROBT. JONES, x 293 Clerk of the Peace. DOVEY, MAWDDACH, AND GLASLYN SALMON FISHERY DISTRICT. ~VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that .1^1 the Conservators for the above-named dis- trict have, with the approval of the Board of Trade, varied the rates of Licence dutes for fishing for salmon with rod and lioe prescribed by the Bylaw adopted on the 5th December, 1889, and that in lieu of the duties therein imposed, the following duties shall henceforth be payable, viz. For each and every single rod and line. For a season £1 month 10s week 59 day Is NOTICE IS HEREBY ALSO GIVEN that henceforth the size of the mesh of nets to be used in the river Dovey and its tributaries above Glandovey railway bridge shall be 21 inches from knot to knot or 10 inches all round; AND THAT the weekly close time for all salmon nets throughout the district shall commence at six o'clock on Satur- day morning and terminate at six o'clock on Mon- day morning, both inclusive. It is illegal to fish for salmon within the district without a licence. Licences may be obtained at my office at Dolgelley. By order, W. R. DAVIES, Clerk to the Board of Conservators. Queen's-square, Dolgelley, March 21st, 1900. x342 Re DAVID JONES, Deceased. Pursuant to the Statute 22 and 23 Vict., chap. 35. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that aii Creditors and other Persons having any Claims or Demands against the Estate of David Jones. late of Penybont, Llanystumdwy, in the County of Carnarvon, Gentleman, Deceased (who died on the 13th day of November. 1899, and whose Will was proved by Owen Whittington and Elizeus Griffith, the Executors therein named, in the Principal Registry of the Probate Division of Her Majesty's High Court of Justice on the 14tn day of February, 1900), are hereby required to send, in writing, particulars of their Debts, Claims, and Demands to us, the undersigned, the Solicitors of the said Executors, on or before the 3rd day of April next, after which date the said Executors will proceed to distribute the Assets of the said Testator among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the Debts, Claims, and Demands of which they shall then have had notice, and that they will not be liable for the Assets or any part thereof so distributed to any Person or Persons of whose Debt, Claim, or Demand they shall not then have had notice. Dated this 22nd day of March, 1900. I LLOYD-GEORGE & GEORGE, of Criocieth, x411 Solicitors for the raid Executors. cr-tcctiatt Jfbbm>sesr. I TO THE RATEPAYERS OF BARMOUTH. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, Having he-n nominated by sev nl ratepayers in my absence from home as a candidate f r the Bar- Miooth UHmi District Council, an-i since my return !H.en pre-sed by ?h<s> gentlemen and other in- flii-nt al ratepayers to stand for election, I have i,ci,i,i to i'o s: As you are, no doubt, aware my interests in Barmouth are l>\rge and the ucce8 of the place is to personally a very serious ni-i-ter, inde- f ttit- large interests others, aluo, have in which I also share. I <1 f » l very strongly hit Barmouth does not "ccnpy tha, p sit^on as a watering p!ace she is so JI1 t'v entii.f-d to, and wh. n w- consider the natural advapt <ges and beautiful surroundings as against thos- enj y- d bv rnanv other similar resorts tha<, hav* n t our xlvantages of either cbmat" or scenery, it ii to m a t-ource of great g i f tha' we have not d.i;fng the win er months a full ni(Vt me"t if visitors. A'n-.ng o^her things i'ee-s4ry f t the benefit of f to "n thi- is most desirabl" and that. it can e ,c-">mpHsh d I hive no ouhr, ,.¡, j is ",dy a Q'1est;"1I ,f w.tys ani means. IVe ave f,i,ty of well-wishers outside, and I am •*im '»t certain there "re many others here who ,uld ft ir Hi most to b: n^ his most desirable stat of things t<> a succ^s^fnl issue. I mus O' n ess very much I^S a'ready been done by the pr ^n Council, m i although -me has been tempted to critic s;: some of tne things that have happened, a ill it is very pleasant to know that g ..era y M ings are muc i imi roved and that s'h m s o iVe oeen proj c ed that will no donbt be ery muc < to the advantage of Barmouth and they have my hearty fupporr. I b> 1 i.-v« ihat in a rising pl-i.ee Itke this is (for r^- IIv we are only *tarti<'g to b-come kn wn as a first el »S8 sea»ide re ort) yon s ,oul 1 t, eot to represen you on the DitTict C .\) ci. only men of b oad views and sound fina ci. I knowledge whose m- tt., should h.. < EfHjieucy it i PCOII mv and if you do ire the honour to eluct ni., I s all place myme,lf at your service, fet-ling myetf uity bound to give an account of my s ewardship when you ask metodos.. I ftel thai, healthy shf,t g'i things look, that no iarge un h riaking or business of ..ny kind involving gr-nt expenditure of m ney should take pace without first being sub- mitted for your approval, feeling that the rate- payers ought to know everything that is taking plae where t^eir interests are concerned. I hold strong views that personal canvass ought not to be .permitted. It is ag»inst the troe principles of the Ballot. Act t'jd of fre- dom. Sol veuture to trust the vi. ws xpreyed in this circular will be acceptable to you. It ebcted. my time will b' placedat the disposal of the ratepayers for th-i advancement and improv ment of nur beliuLifullittle town. I am. Ladies and Gentlemeu, Your ■ b> dient *er ant, BENJAMIN J. ALLSOP. Corsygedol Hotel, March 20th. 1909 AT DRETHDALWYR Y BERMO." FONBDDIGESATT A BONEDDIGION, Gait fy mod wedi fy enwetiu fel Ymgeisyddam SeLj ar y Cyngor Din(-gi, g,An, My .eallaf, gan amryw Iret 'dalsvyr o ddJan ad i. n ty theesioldeb. Yn ychwàtlegol at hyny, <r iy i y.o weliad adref fe b, ywyd yn (Irv m lawn arnat gao e,iii agsydd dreth !alw\r mawrion, yn gystai a cb n nifer o weithwyr, i b*rhau yn fy ymgc iae h, felly yr wy'i o dan yr amgyichiadau. wedi boddloni gveneyd byny. Cre iaf y gwyr Uuaws mawr o honoch fod i mi ddyild >rdeb mawr a boddianau lawer va yr Aberina t. Fel, o ganlyniad, y mae llwyddiant y dref yn !al p rthynas agos a phwysig a mi fy hun, "u yn innibynol ar fu iiiia>.au b meddigion eraill agyr wyf yi, "iva-yn cy-ylltiad a hwy. T iml <f yn gryf iawn nad yw y "Rermo u to wedi cyrl aedd y safle fel Ymdrocble ag y mae gandd- oawl gyfiawn iddo A pban ystyriwn gy- maint ydym yn rhagori, o ran mantei-ion naturiol, ynghyd a'r prydfer: ¡, ch dihafal a'n cylchyna, ar leoedd eraill ag sydd yn «rthymg iswyr a ni fel cyrchfan Ymwelyr, ai ..id rhyfedd y buaiem eisoes wedi cyrhaedd safl • uwch. Y mae yn ffynonell o ofid i mi nad oes genym, yn miscedd y gauaf, gxflenwad mwy o Ymwelwyr. Credaf y gelli.. cael cyfleowad a fyddo gym sur ag adda,r, ydd y lie fel Cyrchfan Auafol Yr wyf hefyd o'r farn nad os bossibl gwnend gcrmod er gwneud y dref yn adnabyddus fel un or lleoedd cymmwysaf i fod yn drigfod auafol ir gwan a'r methiautus, yn ogystal ag i etaiil ag sydd lioff o helwriaeth. Ond y cwestiwn ydyw, sot i gael y pethau hyn oddiamgylch. Tybiaf y g llid, gydag ychydig gydwpithrediad n du y Cyngor a'r treth- dalwyr, wneud llawer yn y eyf, iriad yma. Y map i ni hefyd luaws mawr o ewyllyswyr da yn byw tualian i'n tref ag y byddai yn llawen gan- ddynt wneud eu hegni i'n cynorthwyo yn y gwaith gwir angenrheidiol hwn. Mae yn lion iawn geoyf ddwyn tystiolaeth i'r gwaith rhagorol pydd we-li ei wneud gan y Cyngor presenol, er efallai, y temtir un weithiau i feirniada rhai o'u gweithrediadau eto, hyfryd iawn yw teirulo ein hod ar y cyfcin yn galla yn groew ein cymeradwyaeth or rhao fwyaf o'n gwaith yny gorphenol. A'n bod befyd mewn llawn gydym- deimlad a'r gwaith sydd ar law gaoddynt yn y presenol. Ac os etholir fi genych, rhoddaf i'w gweithfed- oedd y cynorthwy mwyaf calonog. Credaf y dylid mewn He cynyddol fel y Bermo (oherwydd, mewn gwirionedd, prin wedi cychwyn yr ydym eto ar ein gyrfa o lwyddiant) fed yn ofalus iawn pwy i'w ethol fel cynrychiolydd ar y Cyngor Dinesig. Ni dclylid ond ethol dynion gyda syniadau clir ac eang am bosibil- rwydd y lie, ac yn ddynion yn meddn gwy- bodaeth drylwvr am y modd i iawn ddefnyddio cyllid y trethdalwyr. En harwyddair ddyli fod CynildÓ" ac "Effeithioldeb." Sicrhaf chwi mai dyna gaiff fod fy arwyddair i os anrhydeddwch Ji a'ch ymddiriedaeth. Rhoddaf fy hun i'ch gwasanaeth gan deimlo fy hun yn gwbl rwym i roddi i chwi, pa bryd bynag y gelwir genych am hyny, gyfrif o'm goruchwyiiaelh, Teimlaf, er fod pethau yn edrych yn iach a chalonog yn awr, na ddylid ymgymeryd âg- unrhyw waith na symudiad ag a olyga gosfau mawrion, heb yngyntaf roddi pobcyfleusdra i'r Etholwyr yn gyff- redinol draethu eu barn arno, a'r farn bono i fod yn derfynol ar y pryd. Oherwydd y Trethdalwyr, fel y cyfryw, raid ddwyn y baich. Credaf yn gryf na ddylai yr etholwyr roddi yr on gefnogaeth i bleidgeisiaeth bersonol, ebbgid y mae hyny yn ho lol groes i egwyddor y tugel (baMot). Gwnaed pob etholwr i feddwl i fyny yn annibypol a'r deilyngflod cymarol y gwahanol ymgeiswyr. Oa yw fy ngolyaiadan fel y datganir hwy yn y Cylch-lythyr hwn yn dderbyniol genych, gobeithiaf y gwnewch fy nghynorthwyo drwy eich pleidlais ddydd yr Ethoiiad. Ac os bydd i chwi, fel y credaf, fy ethol, bydd fy amser at alwad y Trethdalwyr i wneud fy oil ya fy nghallu i hrwyddo a pherffeithio y dref bryd- ferth. Yn mha un y meddaf, fel chwithau, yr anrhydedd o gyfanerldu, Ydwyf, Foneddigesau a Boneddigion, Eich ufuddaf wasanaethydd, BENJAMIN J. ALLSOP. Corsygedol Hotel, Mawrth 20fed, 1900. x358. public (}tit£. IF the Gentleman who is known to ha\e taken by mistake at Dolaugwyn Auction a *et of Fore-horse Harness (bought by me) will send it or a cheq,i,- for JEi 6s, he will oblige H. W. Steel, Talgarth Hall. x391 BOROUGH OF ABERYSTWYTH. HACKNEY CARRIAGES. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that _L_1 Mr G. Rogers of Oswestry will, on the 14th and 16th of April next, between the hours of ten and four, attend at the Smithfield, Aberyst- wyth, for the purpose of inspecting and certifying as to the state of repair and condlticn of Hackney Carriages proposed to be licensed for hire within the Borough. No application for a licence for the year 1900- 1901 will be entertained nnlesi the Hackney Carriage has been submitted to Mr Rogers on or before the said dates, and licences will only be granted in respect of carriages certified by Mr Rogers to be in a thorough state of repair and fit for use. BY ORDER. Town Clerk's Office, Aberystwyth, March 2Sth, 1900. x402 ROBERT'EVANS, DECEASED. PURSUANT to the Act of Parliament, JL 22 and 23 Victoria, Cap. 35, intituled "An Act to further amend the law of property and to relieve Trustees," NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the creditors and all other persons having any claims or demands upon or against the estate of Robert Evans, late of Caeaugwynion, in the parish of Denio, in the County of Carnarvon, deoeased (who died on the 11th day of January, 1900, ADd whose will was provei in the principal Registry of the Probate Division of Her Majesty's High Court of Justice on the 10th day of February, 190C, by me, the undersigned, Arthen Owen Owen of Pwll. heli, solicitor, one of the executors therein named), are hereby required to send in particulars in writ- ing of their claims and demands to me on or before the 5th day of May, 1900, after which date I will proceed to distribute the assets of the did deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims and demands of which I iihall then have had notice; and I will not be liable to any persons of whose debt or claim I shall not have had notice for the assets or any part thereof 80 distri- buted as aforesaid. Dated this 16th day of March, 1900. ARTHEN O. OWEN, No. 4, Church-street, Solicitor, Executor. Pwllheli. M357