The Cambrian News and Merionethshire Standard

PORTMADOC COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE EASTERN WARD. Ladies and Gentlemen,— Kindly allow me to tender you my sincere thanks for my unopposed return on the Urban District Council. My aim in the future will be as in the past—to serve you faithfully to the best of my ability. I remain. Yours obediently, J. OWAIN HUGHES.

PORTMADOC COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE EASTERN WARD. Ladies and Gentlemen,— You have done me the honour of re- electing me unopposed to represent you on the Council. I am conscious of the honour; at the same time I feel the hon- our carries with it great responsibility, especially at the present time. It will be my endeavour in the future as in the past to aid in administering our local affairs with every economy, commensurate with efficiency. Yours faithfully, RICHARD 'NEWELL.

TO THE ELECTORS OF BARMOUTH URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL. Ladies and Gentlemen,— Twelve years ago you were good enough to elect me as one of your Representatives on the Urban Council. Since then you have on several occasions renewed your confidence in me. Before I further appeal for your ap- proval, I beg to tender my sincere grati- tude, not only for your continued faith in me, but also for your loyal support to carry through questions of vital import- ance to the prosperity of the town. I first became a member of the Council in the dark and troublous days when the financial position of the town was in a critical state, and I never shrank from the responsibility of giving heavy personal guarantees, always fully believing that with careful and economical management, the affairs of the town would eventually be placed on a firm and prosperous, basis. During all the year I have had the honour of representing you, my only object has been to carry out, after careful consideration, what I thought was to the advantage of the town. I have done all in my power, from time to time, to have the rates reduced, not- withstanding the great loss caused by un- tenanted houses. I am strongly in favour of reserving public rights. The vexed and contentious question of the" Foreshore" is now prac- tically settled, and that to the immense advantage of the town, and I hope to prove to the ratepayers at a public meet- ing in the course of a few days, when I can further state my views upon future improvements. In renewing my appeal for your support, should I be fortunate enough to be re- turned, I can promise no more than that I will exert all my efforts in the future as I have done in the past (none of which I have cause to regret) for the benefit and advantage of the town. I have the honour to remain, Your faithful servant, D. E. DAVIES.

I —— BUSINESS ADDRESSES. SPRING FASHIONS- Eastgate Roiv, Chester. BROWN & CO., say BEG TO ANNOUNCE that they ——. will be having a Special Display of NEW GOODS AT THE SPORTSMAN HOTEL, PORTMADOC, On TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12th & 13th, AND AT THE ROYAL HOTEL, CARNARVON, On THURSDAY & FRIDAY, APRIL 14th & 15th, When the favour of a visit will be much esteemed NEW MILLINERY. MODEL GOWNS. SMART COSTUMES in Tweeds, Shantung, and Linen. ø- DRESSMAKING & LADIES TAILORING.

ELECTION ADDRESSES. BARMOUTH URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL ELECTION, 1910. TO THE RATEPAYERS. Ladies and Gentlemen,— Having been nominated as a candidate in the forthcoming Election, I wish to ex- plain briefly my intentions if elected. I have no definite proposals to lay before you, but shall always have foremost in mind and action the welfare of our little town. 1 have no selfish ends to serve, but shall always act in accordance with the dictates of my conscience without fear, favour, or party ties. I favour the enclosing of the Recreation Ground, also the definition and maintenance in proper order of all footpaths. The maintenance of the Marine Parade will also secure my hearty support. I do not believe in making extravagant promises in order to secure your support, but should you do me the honour of re- turning me as one of your representa- tives, I shall do my best to merit the con- fidence reposed in me. Should you ap- prove of my candidature, please put your cross opposite No. 4 on the Ballot Paper on Saturday. I am, yours Faithfully, WALTER. LL. JONES. q392

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CAMBRIAN NEWS I STORES .1 TERRACE ROAD, ABERYSTWYTH, FOR ALL KINDS OF FANCY GOODS, STATIONERY, ETC. PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS.

ANTED. jfoOTg," » ^^t-class Hotel who understands ftoni 'odupo 0nJy abstainers need apply acd -vi. e„(l0'^ references: a single man PP'yi 622, Caaibrlan News Office, Aber- K. Dofc;-Vv>»«d several Farm Hands ami \y"l' °* ar Servants guaranteed employ- (l> or priT.al. » lend stamp for particulars; 13) Eb leh booklets.—T Samuel Ingham enezer, R.S-O., Carnarvonshire. nOogTrp-^ I244 n fioug Wanted tor small (Jouniry i. ^en6r ,e "tile to attend on visitors. Also ^hrin* ^ausemaid Wanted.—Apply, 621, f "TTij? ^ewi» Office. Aberystwyth. q372 11 immediately housemaid nil K°°d wapes.—Apply, Mrs Prys, <<370 SERVANT Wanted, about 18 or rft JouCl kitchen work and some housework. » *>UiCote, LlanbAcUrn-road, Aberystwyth — sHL. W, ^*rit,a e,5eral Servant Wunted for the »bit °^e'> Barmouth wages, j £ 18 must aiQer and have good references —Apply, sHL. to Piit p3 TRADES EXHIBITION, Royal on« Aberystwyth, April (5th to 16th. ?v5*Rer p.?m«nt8 for 50 Attendants.—Terms to tt^^vihon- q396 Sj-e,f?Ap W AITRESS Wanted.— Miss Marine-terrace, Aberystwyth. q401 *illin*\ Useful Girl for housework, in shop (dairy) wages £21; T'„ — Mrs Evans, 504, Kinga-rond *L- fo.j &'te7^ GOVERNESS (daily) Wanted ^ra Jones, Bulcote, Llanbadarn- q^i8_ w \Va§^ERY AND FANCY GOODS. i '.4t Aberystwyth for Summer Season, Saleswoman in Stationery and Fancy .V.11 rent-fences required able to take charge State wages.— Apply, Cambrian ^^Aberystwythr6 Q. *o to .R Good General plain cooking Ll»nu* —Apply, Mrs Jack Thomas, Haiei adarn-road, Aberystwyth. q380 jn immediately, a Good General.— ^I?*th y' ^,s Loveday, Chalybeate-street, Aber- J ql04 ihj situation as Nurse or Nurse respectable girls; age 23 '/?0<3 references—Mrs Mackenzie, 75, North- tjr^^IWwyth q403 b ^TED, for Whit week, at Criecieth, ti«« h°at(^ Rnd Lodging for ten young Indies iOv«,v,referred.—Miss Corbett, Waterloo-road, ^r^0- "3M It Wait Cooks, Cook-Generals, House ^SwJe»2es- and General Servants-Apply. Mrs North-parade, A beryftwyth. q353 superior General Servant, age ft*. V to 35. Wages, £ 18 — i-'20. ^cod pla'n H6?0R' —Apply by letter, Frondinon, t/ oftfiP, Boy Clerk, in a commercial 'n Portmadoc, one just left school pre- Pply, Box 99, Cambrian Neutg Office. P"rt- q327 W< q327 »v a good General Servant, able to SljMlJi at table.—Apply, Halfway Hotel, Bontddu, uw-tating wages, with reference. q313 Housemaid- Waitress age 27 to A^^Apply, Mrs Humphreys, Commercial u^-l!^y»twyth; ^322 v. strong General.—Apply, Mrs \0~The Plough. Aberystwyth. q321 «i» 'n Aberystwyth, for July and ,ltu««.t. Apartments (four bedrooms and good- fv'a »t» room), near New-street.—State terms, vV tJr^('ance, to Mrs Owens, Telemlyn, White Y^^eford. q320 hv regular supplies reliable new Sk'^elH e*«» —John Truswsll, Prorision Merchant, vl^eld "^Wished 1864 telegrams, TruBweU, J ^'ankers Williams Deacons. ql68 MOUTH COUNTY SCHOOL. "ANTED, for September, Master ^Gr»duate), to teach Chemistry and ^Cn|eC8 Mainly. Comtnencing salary, £ 130. on in other secondary schools will "n8Idered. Apply immediately to Hearl- from whom further Particulars may be Ined. R. LLEWELYN OWEN, Clerk. y^l9th, 1910. q341 NOTICE. u*K.f x WILLIAMS, St. James's-square, Ool* "TWy^th.bnys any quantity of Scrap,Wrought ManiliI°o' Ct'PPer- Brass, Lead, Zinc, Hemp, M*ir. Hare a«^°iPef\. shiP»' Canvas, Pewter, H9rse knd Rabbit Skins, Rags, etc. Best prices H C^L Q U H A1^^Aberystwyth, Want w»i» rroueht and Cast Iron Scrap, Old Machinery "ifla t?er' Lead, Zinc, Pewter, Hemp and qUatltity. h830 TO BE SOLD. A^FtYSTWYTH —To be Sold by Private J»a»e Teaty, newly-built semi detached Villa Resi- S 'h best suburb, 2 reception and 8 bedrooms, etc.—Apply, Mr E E Jenkins. Builder, h oad. q350 'Ott S A ALE, 1, Bank-place, Machynlleth.— D. Evans, Solicitor. Machynlleth. r344 J ))i SALE, Water Wheel, 11 feet, solid te. pine. spur wheel, pinion, shafting com- S*i» tlQ excellent condition a bargain.—Apply, 'll'cl^Pdy MilJ, Llanarth. q314 5°X0RS ON SALE.—Allday's 8—10 h.p., n^e cylinder, four-seater Oar, with h«°d, iatop8t etephney, a*»d apares overhauled, N J °^er £ 95 or near offer.-Hughes and Sons, VhfiPortmadoc. ?°R House for sale shortly (including ^lit^°°red toolroom), 21 ft long, 11 ft wide in good y?;hf?n.! prepared in sections for easy erection, price.—Apply, Owen, Fronhyfryd, ^Aber- I .} RIER PUPPIES from high-class g ftock to be sold cheap.—Piskford, care C>^grystwyth. q37a 5 SOLD, Freehold Cottage and Garden, Minutes walk from Devil's Bridge Station, 11 y 8P°^ around the locality. or ?ffer. Must be sold.—Apply, J T Davies, N^berystwyth. i SOLD, a Donkey Chaise to carry 4 ^1^^ Fea» Harness, 2 Donkey Saddles and Bridles v ^^Apply, Tycaawr, Pwllhobi, Llanbadarn^ J&2- OF DOLGELLEY.-To be Sold, by Jfi-ST^te treaty, two Freehold Houses in Smith- are and Smithfield-street; desirable as t" Nu^aaaintenantable rep»:r.-K0r particulars Sv? tr^t. apply to H Foulkes Jones, Garth Owen, ,><5Kwril q240 11 ^Yn-TO be Sold by Private Treaty, Freehold Farm, Erwbenlas," sitaated on *'0 road, five miles from Towyn, two miles from llTlwyn. WeH.ouilt house and buildings.— P. Maesteg. Glandyft. qj09 V On DISPOSAL. Immediate possession, A tns-r CLASS COMMERCIAL HOTEL AND RESTAURANT. ..Particulars, apply 263, "Cambrian ffice, Aberystwyth. q402 FOR SALE. FOR SALE. OATS, SEED OATS. Also SEED Mnr..POTATOES. Write for particulars.— S> yyr nwy House, Llanfaircaereinion, hh ehhpool, and 7, Stanley-road, Aberyst- q316 ECIAL NOTICE TO FARMERS. t, ——— W V^ers having a lot of trouble to obtain the Sin b. SHORTHORN CALVES may have at fc^e'r Stations at rea- [^1? prices, Bulls or Heifers. Bred from large. K ^0H'8 by Pedigree Sires. Hundreds .eeQ sent to all parts of Wales this Beat-on, Ita for Price List. F. B. GILL, Bark Hill, Q Whitchurch, Salop. Blodeu! Bulbs! ^fiVER AL Thousand Bulb Blooms, I jk»0Dqu>i", «.ud Narcissi from the Purtmadoc °rfa Rychan Beds, now ready. FRESHLY CUT AND CHEAP. PPly h, "N IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION u PORTMADOC. ir! ^ANIEL MORRIS, florist, Portmadoc, 1 LC HAMMOND, Florist, Portmadoc. q400 TO BE LET. ABERYSTWYTH. — Very Commodous -"• House to Let (over shop), containing nine I&re Bedrooms, two largt: Reception, B..throom, Kitchen1, usual Offices and Yard suitable tor Boarding 1 House nloae to sea moderate rent and low ratp" App'y. 34. Pier-street. q378 ABERYSTWYTH.—To Let, lock-up-shop aud warehouse, 40, Bridge-street also Dolfor House, South-road, and two new houses at Dinas-trrrace. — Apply, Edwarls Bros., Builders, Aberystwyth. q354 BERYSTWYTH. —To Let, immediately, -JL- Rosario, Brynymor-road 4 Reception and 9 Bedrooms, h. and c.; large garden.—Apply, 620, Cambrian News" Office. q355 a BERY ST A V7 YTH.—To be Let or Sold, No 27, Prosuect street.—Apply, Mr B E Jenkius, Builder, South-road. q351 A BERYSTWYTH —Let. 19, Marine-terrace, immediate possession.—Apply, J and E Evans, Drapers. Great Darkgate-street q346 ABERYSTWYTH.—Two Shops to Let in Terrace-r#ad one very suitable for confectionery and teas. — Apply, A. W- Vigars, Baker-street, Aberystwyth. o813 A BERYSTWYTH (Best Suburb).—To Let, very superior modern flat, Plasiorwerth, S rooms, bath (h and c). W U and lavatory, garden and shed rent naederate immediate possession.—Apply. E Edwards, The Laurels, Aberystw- th p764 A BERYSTWYTH.—To Let from May 12th, <raig Fryn, Buarth-road, 9 R^ems every modern convenience.—Apply, Mrs Hughes, Solway, Buarth.road. 11199 A BERYSTWYTH.—To Let from 12th May next, Glvn Tuen House, Bach-street 12 rooms 2 W.C's., Bath (b. and c.), usual offices. -Apply, W Jones. Cadogan House. q151 BO R T H. — Furnished House to Let, 2 sitting rooms, 4 bedrooms, kitchen, ecull«ry, bathroom. £2 a week. During April and Mav-— Jones. Bulcote, Aberystwyth. q313 LLANGOLLEN.—Detached villa residence JLJ (beautifully situated on sunny lide of valley 3 Reception roome, 6 Bedrooms, 2 L.re Box- rooms, Bithroom with Lavatory, usual domestic offices, etc., excellent cellars, gas fires in bedrooms, all modern conveniences, gardens. tennis court", etc. early possession if debirecl.- Pbot. and further particulars from T. Bush by. YTHFA, TREGARON. Semi-detached Villa Residence, consisting of two Keception Rooms (Dining Room 15 feet square), large Kitchen, five Bedrooms, Bathroom (h. and c), Large Gardens. Also Stable and Coachhouse if desired. — Further particulars apply Mrs Evans. Q'M* ONE Mile from Lampeter.—A superior Residence; eight lofty, well-lighted rooms. Commodious outbuildings, yard, garden, etc with op ion of lsnd. Immediate possession. — David E. DRvies, Gelly, T/lanwrda, H.S.O. Q335 PWLLHELI, South Beach.—To Let, Win- tonia, facing sea and parade also Hyfrydle, Embankment-road moderate rents immediate possession.—Robinson. Allandale. Pwllheli- q195 ri^O BE LET OR SOLD, Cwmpadarn House _L and garden, with outhouses and small orchard, 1$miles from Aberystwyth.—Bonsall, Penydibyn. q"^° rpO BE LET, from 29th September next Water Corn Mill, with whenlwrigbt and car- penter's premisea and gome land, situate at Swydel- ffynon. Ystrad Meurig, Cardiganshire—For parti- culars, apply to Mr Percy Wilkinaon, Estate Office, Crosswoori, Cardiganehire.. TO LET, May 12, House an-1 Garden iu Llan- i badarn-road, known as Caeffynon Cottage; new drains comfortable borne rent moderate. Apply, Lloyd, Harcourt House, Trinity-road. q373 LET, Liverpool House, Trawsfynydd, old- i established Temperance House, well patron ised by military duriug camping season. -Apply at Manchester House, Trawsfynydd. • q3t:i2 To LET, 1, Bank-place, Machynlleth.— J- Apply, D Evans, Solicitor. Machynlleth. q343 TO LET, from the 12th May next. No 4, Queen's-road.—Apply to D James, Rose Villa, TO LET, furnished at Craig-y-penrhyn, near Taliesin. a cottage—for short or long period— cempTisine two living rooms and three bedrooms large fruit garden about two miles from Yny»las Station good fibbing neighbourhood.—Apply in first instance by letter only to Mrs Thomas, Tanrallt, Talybrnt, Card. q334 TO LET-North Wales-Comfortable Fur- uisbed House, 2 sitting rooms, 6 bedrooms, bath room July end August. Richards. Stanwick, B'lgrave-rnad, Fai-bourne. S.O. q388 To LET, Unfurnished, on March 25tfe, 1910. CWMCOEDWIG HODSE, three miles south of Abrv^twyth and half-amite from Llafifariau (G.W.R.) Station it stands high, facing south, in ornamental grounds and has a walled kitchen garden, with glass house. The yard contains two st^b.es, coach bouse aud cottage fir coachman water supply abundont and 'good. Two small fields (6! Io.crel<) are generally let with the house.-Apply vo Morns Davies, Ffosrhydgaled, Llanfarian. Aberystwyth, qlzb TO LET, from May 12th, No. 43, High-street, Towvn, near Station; two Sitting Rooms, four Bedrooms, Bathroom, and usual conveniences.— Griffiths, Plumber, Barmouth. (j-wt VITERNA, TREGARON.—Desirable Family » Residence situated in its own grounds of 7 acres. Three Reception Rooms, six Bedrooms, Kitchen, etc. Large Conservatory, l^awn, and extensive Gardeno. commodious Outbuildings. Within ten minutes ot Town, Railway Station, and Golf Links.—tor furtber particiil.TB, apply H. Powell Evans. '1II"- q305 TO BE LET, FURNISHED. OF MACHYNLLETH.—No. 4, Green- JL fields. Nice open situation. Two Reception, three Bedrooms, Bath, laige Attic, and Domestic Offices. Available from middle of April to end of September.—For terms and particulars apply to Gillart and Sons, Estate Agents, Machynlleth. q360 APARTMENTS. AfABTMBNTS PBNBRYN, 55, MARINE TERRACE, Proprietress, Mrs Harry Lloyd (late Rock House,) Com- fortable .apartments in best portion on the Marine-parade. House re-decorated through, out. Moderate terms- Proprietroas- vSlO HOTEL GWALIA, UPPER WOBURN PLACE, LONDON, W.C. CENTBALLY SITUATED (within 5 minutes' walk of Euston Station and 20 minutes from Paddington Station by under- ground to Gower-street Station). 130 Rooms, Luxuriously Furnished. Passenger Lift to all floors. Bed, Breakfast, Morning Bath, and Attend. ance, 5s, each person, Telegraphic address "Gwaliatel, London." Telephone 3648 Central. m734 Managing Director, JOHN JENKINS BUSINESS ADDRESSES. 6id. Bazaar Id. FOR GOOD SOUND VALUE GO TO ROWZi^LBTDS' Royal Bazaar, 1, Little Darkgate Street, You will get all you require in the way of useful Articles. also Presents and Arms China. Come once and we are sure you will visit us again. Notice we are here all the year round. o339 The Oldest Billposting Establishment io the Town and District JOHN LLOYD & SONS, Town Criers, Billposters and Distributors Having the largest number of most prominent Pasting Stations in all parts of Absryetwyth Mid District, they are able to take large COn. tracts of every description OVER 100 STATIONS IN THE TOWN:&JDISTRI Official BiUposters to the Town and Coonty Councils, G.W.R. Co., Cambrian Railway Co., the A.I.C., all the Auctioneers of the Town and Diutriot, and other public bodies. Addreis—TRINIT ROAD ABEHYSTWYTH FINEST REMEDY OF THE AGE. EVANS' INDIGESTION AND LIVER MIXTURE, Is. 6d. and 2s. 9d. per bottle. This Mixture is recommended as the best, quickest, and most invaluable remedy for all the ills that arise from a disordered liver and stomach such as:— WTND Indigestion, Sluggish Liv»r, Sick Headache, B:le, Jaun- dice. Pains in the Small of the Back, be- tween the Shoulder Blades, and in the Bowels, Giddiness, Heartburn, Sickness, Costiveness. Pimples, and Blotches on the Skin, and all Bilious, Liver and Stomach Complaints. Prepared only by M. D. EVANS, M.P.S., C.D.A„ Dispensing Chemist and Optician, THE PHARMACY. TOWYN. A Safe and Certain Remedy. p621 SALES BY AUCTION. Messrs GILLART and SONS' Forthcoming Sales of FARM STOCK. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENTS. PENLLYN, TUWYN, Merioneth. TUESDAY, 9th APRIL, 1910. Sale of 44 BLACK CATTLE, 5 POWERFUL CAR r HORSES, the AGRICULTURAL MACHINES and IMPLEMENTS, Cart Gears and Dairy Utensils. By order of Mre Owen (who is leaving in con- s quence of the County Council hiring the Farm under the Small Holdings Act). Further particulars next week. q389 DOLt-ONDDU, OEM MAES, About the end of APRIL. ATTRACTIVE SALE of 55 BLACK CATTLE, 6 AGRICULTURAL HORSES & CORS, PIGS, IMPLEMENTS of HUSBANDRY, &c By instructions of the representatives of the late Mr John Jones. Further particulars shortly. q390 MR. A LLOYD. WILLIAMS AUCTIONEER, ACCOUNTANT, AND VALUER, No. 3, BAKER STREET, ABERYSTWYTB (Next door to the National Provincial Bank Sales, Inventories, and Valuations promptly attended to. Account Books audited and Balance Sheets prepared. SALES PROMPTLY CASHED UP. For terms, apply at the:above address. Private Address ;—DEWYNEB, BANADL-ROAD. BUSINESS ADDRESSES. DISPENSING — Physicians' Prescriptions dispensed. with the purest of Drugs and tne utmost accuracy at the — PHARMACY, — 3, BRIDGE STREET. PROPRIETOR, B. TAYLOR LLOYD, M.P.S. (Medallist in Pharmacy & Chemistry) Depot for all Photographic Materials. Well-fitted Dark Room for Amateurs' use STEAM LAUNDRY, ABERYSTWYTH. — B. J Ö N E S — BFGS to inform his numerous Customers that D ..wing to the increase of business he ha put down additional NEW AND MODERN MACHINERY bO enable him to execute all orders with prompt- ness and despatch, and hopes to still merit your asteen.ed patronage and support. HOTELS AND PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS SPECIALLY CATERED FOR. J3HIRTS AND COLLARS A SPECIALITY. AU Goods Collected and Delivered hee of Charge. Send a Postcard and the Vtn will oall Particulars and Prices on application. THE FORGET-ME-NOT PORTRAITS IFrom any smalllPhoto- In Oils,'Black and White, and Water Color. Specimeus shown town or country on receipt of post clATd. Unsolicited testimonials by every customer. Picture Framing of every description. Every Monday at New Market Hall. W. JENKINS, Photographer, p976 12, Crefftwr Rd., ABERYSTWYTH. YES! J, R. PIEARS, MOTOR CYCLE AND SPORTS DEPOT, 10, Terrace Road, ABERYSTWYTH, ie giving the lead for the beet value at lowest PRICES in Cycles and Accessories in town. PLEASE NOTE THE PRICES. GENTS CYCLES at jE4 0 0 LADIES'CYCLES at JE4 5 0 OUTER CODERS from 5 9 INNER TUBES from. 3 0 All otherjaccessories at prices. ANY MAKE OF CYCLE SUPPLIED lUTHER CASH OR INSTALMENTS. DON'T BUY untilyou have seen my Stock. CYCLES ON HIRE. CYCLES REPAIRED ONLY BY SKILLED MECHANICS AT LOWEST PRICES, Note the Address—10, TERRACE ROAD. q312 Do you know that where to get your SMOKING REQUISITES And well groomed and smart attention is at J. LEVENSON THE HIGH-CLASS TOBACCONIST AND HAIRDRESSER, TERRACE ROAD, ABERYSTWYTH. A Speciality 5d, 6d and 7d Mixtures also his famous No. F V. Brand Cigarettes 3s 6d per 100, Post Free. i597 TANRALLT PONY STUD. Property of D. R. Thomas. SEASON" 1910. LONDON WINNERS." rnHE Three following Hackney Pony JL Stallions will staod during the Season at Tanrsvllt, but two of them wili travel twice w> ekly between ABERYSTWYTH & MACH. YNLLETH. All three are perfectly sound, owner holding Certificates of Soundnecs. PONY STALLION. Lord Brum (10304), DARK BAY. 4 YEAR OLD. Sire- Champion Pillderfield Horace (7952). G. Sire-" Sir Horace" (5402). Dam—(17171) Brouweu." G. Dam—(3955) Lady Poma (winner of over One Hundred PrizeB). PONY STALLION", Lord Snorer (11128) DARK BROWN. 3 YEAR OLD. Sire—" Lord Cteaar" (9791), by "Julius Caesar II" (5666) Dam-(18307) II Julia Snorer." (Both Sire and Dam London Winners). This young Stallion has woo four first prizes, as wel ad second London Hackney Show, 1909 PONY STALLION, Tanrallt Fireboy (11229), BAY. 2 YEAR OLD. Sire—" Champion Fireboy (7440). Dam—(16780) Champion Tanrallt Paula." G. Dam-(8250) Champion Merry Polly." This Pony won First Prize last Welsh Natioral Show and Second Prize London Hackney hhow this year. Undoubtedly a coming Champion. Only a few mares will be accepted this year for this young Pony. Classes will be given at Local Shows for Foals got by these Sires. For further particulars and Stud Cards apply l to STUD GaOOM, TANRALLT, TALYBONT, CABDI- GANSHIRE 932 SALES BY AUCTION. April 1st — High Class Furniture and Effects at Towyn. April 4th.-Surplus Furniture at Cardigan House, Queen's-road, Aberystwyth. April 8th.—Superior Household Furniture and Effects at Town Hall, Aberyst- wyth. April 13th.-Live and Dead Farming Stock, at Pencraig Towyn. End of April.—Live and Dead Farming Stock near Towyn. Offices: Old Post Office Chambers, Aber- ystwyth and at Newtown. Llanidloes, and Dolgelley. q237 ASSEMBLY ROOMS, TOWYN. Removed for convenient of Sale from No. 11, Marine Parade. Highly attractive Sale of Modern and Antique Furniture, including a number of Valuable Old Oak Pieces, China, &c. MESSRS. COOKE, BROS. & ROBERTS. F.A.I., have been favoured with iu- structions from Mrs Hughes and Mrs Williams, to Sell by Public Auction, as above, ON FRIDAY, APRIL 1st, 1910, THE WHOLE OF THE SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE And' effects comprising contents of 4 Reception Rooms and 10 Bedrooms, Kitchens and tke usual offices. ABERYSTWYTH. CARDIGAN HOUSE, QUEEN'S-RD. Sale of Surplus Furniture and Effects. MESSRS COOKE BROS & ROBERTS have been favoured with instructions from Mr J W Price, who is removing into a smaller residence, to Sell by Auction, on the premises, as above, On MONDAY, APRlL 4tl¡, 1910, a large quantity of USEFUL HOUSEHOLD v FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. On View morning of Sale from 10 to l2 o'clock. al to commence at 2 o'clock prompt. For full particulars see posters and handbills. q375 REMOVED FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE. TOWN HALL, ABERYSTwYTH. Highly Important Sale of Household. Furniture AND EFFECTS. MEsSRS COOKE, BROS. AND ROB- ERTS, F.A.I., are favoured with instructions from M Latham, who is leaving the town, to Sell by Auction, as above, on FRIDAY, APRIL 8TH, 1910. a portion of the SUPERIOR HOUSE FURNISHINGS AND EFFECTS. Comprising the Contents of Entrance Hall and Reception Rooms, viz.—Mahog- any Hat and Umbrella Stand and 2 Hall Chairs en suite: Walnut Dining Room Suite, in Saddlebags, consisting of Couch, two Easy and Six Small Chairs; Divan Chair in saddlebags; Walnut Telescope Dining Table; Walnut ISideboard (4 ft.); a handsome Chippen- dale China Cabinet; Inlaid Walnut Oc- tagon Table; Inlaid Walnut: Mahogany Palm Stand; Occasional Tables; Walnut Overmantel; Pier Glass in Handsome Gilt Frame; Marble and other Timepieces; Decorat've Vases; Jardinieres; several Pairs of interesting Oilpainting9; Oleo- graphs and Chromos in gilt and other frames; Axminster, Brussels, and other Carpets; Hearthrugs and Mats (equal to new); Mahogany and other Curtain Polesi, a quantity of Table Glass, China, and E.P. Goods; an interesting collec- tion of Books, including several standard works by well known authors, etc. BEDROOM APPOINTMENTS. Including Iron and Brass full-size and other Bedsteads; Woven Wire Mat- tresses; Wool Overlays- Down Feather Beds; Bolsters and Pillows; Suites in Carved Satin Walnut and other woods; Chests of Drawers- Pedestal Cupboards; Toilet Tables and Mirrors; Towel Rails; Cane Seated and other Chairs; sets of Toilet Ware; Slop Receivers; Chimney Glasses and Ornaments; Pictures; Fen- ders Rolls of Linoleum; RUgB, etc. THE KITCHEN EFFECTS Include Large Deal Table; Cha rs; Fen- der and Fire Irons; together with a large quantity of Culinary Requisites. ON VIEW MORNING OF SALE IN TOWN HALL. Sale to Commence at two o'clock Sharp. Terms—Cash. PENOUAIG FARM, About 2i miles from Towyn Station. MESSRS COOKE BROS & ROBERTS have heon favoured with instructions from Mr William Jones, who is leaving the district, to Sell hv Auction on the Premises, as above, On Wednesday, April 13th, 1910, the whole of the useful LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STOCK, &c. Sale to commence at 1 o'clock. TERMS—CA^H. For full particulars, see Posters. q393 COOKE BROS & ROBERTS, —— F.A.I., F.S.I., —— Agricultural and General Auctioneers, Valuers, Land and Estate Agents. OFFICES :—Old Post Oillc" Chambers, Aber- ystwyth also at Towyn (Perfeddnant), Bar- mouth, Dolgelley, and Newtown. Offices—Aberystwyth, Central Chambers. Aberayron, Cadwgan Place. DAVIES & EVANS, AUCTIONEERS, SURVEYORS, AND VALUERS. We beg to announce that we h opened an Office at the CENTRAL CHAMBERS, GREAT DARKGATE STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. We undertake the SALES of Estate and RonRe Property, Household Furniture, and Farming Stock and Crop. VALUATIONS for Mortgage Estate Duty, Probate administration and for compensation under the Licensing Act, 1904, .and Agricultural Holdings Acts, 1883.1900. SURVEYS and Plan. of Estate: LOANS made pending Sales of Property and Furniture. Strict attention given all business and prompt settlements. We have had considerable jxperietice in the Sur- vey Valuation, Sale of Estate and House Property, and Farming Stock and Crop. Our Mr Evans will attend personally at Aberyst- wyth on Mondays and Thursdays, and by appoint- ment on 8LY other day. JOHN PUGH. AUCTIONEER & VALUER, MACHYNLLETR. Undertakes to conduct Sales of Property, Farming Stock, Furniture, &c., upon reason" able terms. m799 D. PUGH LLOYD, AUCTIONEER AND VALUER, DYFFRYN, MER. Prompt attention Moderate Terme. SALES BY AUCTION. TOWN HALL, ABERYSTWYTH. Sale of Household Furniture aDd other Fffect9. (Removed fer convenience of Sale). MESSRS MORGAN & ROBERTS will Sell by Public Auction at the Town Hall, as above, at 2 30 o'clock iu the afternoon, on FRIDAY, APRIL 15*h, 1910, a large qu"ntity of Superior HOUSEHOLD FUiUu- TURE AND OTHER EFFECTS. For further particulars see posters. j\/f KSSRS J. PARRY JONES <fc SONS XT_L have been instructed to Seil by Public Auction, at TREM Y DO N, LLWY^NGWRIL. Tuesday, April 5th, SALE OF FURNITUHE. For further particulars, apply to Auctioneers, Penlan, Heorhyn^eu'lra^th. q294 MR. J. PARRY JONES, Auctioneer & Valuer, Undertakes Sales of Laid, Stock, Furniture (Antique and Modern), and Valuations of aU '/lasses of Property. Address-PENLAN, PENRHYNDEUDRAETH. Pwllheli visited on Wednesdays at the Market Hall and Burniouth. k865 MORGAN & ROBERTS, Auctioneers, Accountants, & Valuers. Sales, Valuations, etc., promptly tte nded to and terms of Sales punctually arried out. Accounts audited and Balance Sheets prepared Rents collected and Debts recovered. Short Loans arranged and Bills dis- counted at reasonable rates. tror terms, apply at Office8- 9, BAKER STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. Branch Office at Tregaron open on Tues h Y" BILLPOSTING. BILLPOSTING. MEssRS MORGAN AND ROBERTS -ULiL beg to inform the public that they have now taken over thp business of the ABERYSTWYTH BILLPOSTING CO., and have added thereto WINDOW CLEANING AND CARPET BEATING. For terms apply at the offices. No 9, Baker- ftreet, Aberystwyth. k393 PUBLIC NOTICES. ABERYSTWYTH FOOTBALL CLUB. THE DRAW in connection with the .i, above Club which wax to have taken I plaee on April 4th, has been unavoidably POSTPONED to APKIL 25th. (Mgnert) W. H. JONES, q382 Secretary Draw Committee. AERYSTWYTH BOWLING CLUB. The Bowling Green on the College Field Llanbadajra-road will be opened for the Mafso* on WEDNESDAY, 6th APRIL. There wili be a match between members of the Club. Play to commence at 2-30 p.m. Members' subscription for season, 10s 6d. J. BAIRD Hon. Secretary. 60, Marine Terrace. q368 TENDERS. BOROUGH OF PWLLHELI. CORPORATION TRAMWAYS, rn HE Corporation are prepared to oon- X sider applications from responsible persons for the hire of the Tramways (in- cluding use of cars and tramshed) for the forthcoming season, according to terms and conditions which may be inspected at the Borough Surveyor's Office. Sealed tenders to be in my hands not later than 12 noon on Tuesday, the 5th dav of April next. The lowest or any tender will not neces- sarily be accepted. Dated the 30th day of March. 1910. EVAN R. DAVIES. q406 Town Clerk. BUSINESS ADDRESSES. CAMBRIA BOOT STORES, 3, North Parade, ^Aberystwyth. SPECIAL SHOW OF Spring & Summer Boots and Shoes. CHOICE NEW GOODS. Kindly inspect Windows for Quality. FITTING ROOM FOR LADIES, Have your Boots Neatly Repaired AT D. WILLIAMS & Co. p849 EVAN SlMO-N, GENERAL TAILOR, WOOLLEN DRAPER, MO. POST OFFICE, LLANBADARN FAWR, Svcry dascrlptlon of Gentlemen's Clothing on the raoet reaGOiu&ble terms. Breech611 and Linries of aU kinds- Ifcurning Suits, etc., etc. All Prices oharged are the lowest possible for good qaalttt and first-rate <7cr Dship Mr. R. GARDINER (Late Asrent to the Orossw ood Estate Valuer, Surveyor, &c CARADOG ROAD, ABERYSTWYTH, PROPERTIES INSPECTED and REPORTED ON. VALUATIONS, ARBITRATIONS, ETC. INSURANCES ARRANGED. j95 Tariff Reform or Free Trade, WHICH IS THE BEST ? Public Opinion Differ, But all agree that FOUR BELLS Is always the best FLOUR. RAT COLONIES DIE. RODINE" RAT POISON wipes out Colonies of Rats like Magic. Quick ex- termination-results amazing- A chem- ical marrel. Safe. Sure. Speedy. Prices:— 6d.. Is., 2s., 36., 5s. Post, 2d. HARLEY, CHEMIST, PERTH. Local Agents:—E. P. Wynne, Chemist, Aberystwyth. R. Evans. Chemist, Lam- peter; T. Jones. Chemist, Tregaron; E D. Hughes, Chemist, Towyn. 0767

TO THE PAROCHIAL KLECTUKS FOR THE PARISH OF YNYSCYNHAIARN. On your again accepting m'l as a Poor Law Guardian for the Par.sh of Yny^cynhaiara, I wish to express my siocare thanks for the renewal of your confidence. It had alvtajs seemed to me that there was work connecttd with the duties of the Board of Guardians, especially the of and children, which could be helped by the election of women guardians, and this convictiou induced me to myself as a candidate fcr (ffice in 1898 lu that in a cont sted ei* CT^ON, you were good enough to elect me, and since then re-eiect rue without a contest. It had appeared to m", ce«irable that a change in your representation might be expedient, but ts no other woman was found to succeed me, I WAS induced again to dfa my services. Yours obedi' nt!y, LUCY J. CASSON Bron-y-garth, Portmadoc, 26th March, 1910. q3Sl

To THE YNYSCYNHAIARN ELECTORS. Ladies and Gentlemen, I beg to thank you warmly for again returning me unopposed as one of your representatives on the Board of Guardians. May I also be allowed to tender my hearty^thanks to the electors of the Wes- tern Ward for returning me unopposed to the Urban District Council. In the future, as in the past. I shall do all I can to serve your best interests, Yours obedientlv q365 MORGAN JONES.

PORTMADOC COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE EASTERN WAiRD. Ladies and Gentlemen, I beg to return my most hearty thanks for your renewal of confidence in electing me unopposed to the Council. You may rest assured that I shall in the future as in the past do my very utmost to serve you faithfully, diligently, and well.. Yours faithfully, q263 T. GARTH JONES.

PORTMADOC COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE EASTERN WAIRD. Ladies and Gentlemen, Allow me to thank you most sincerely for returning me unopposed on the Coun- cil. It will be my utmost endeavour in the future as during the nine years I have been on the Council to do all I can to further the interests of my native place. Yourts ol/edientlv, s264 W. MORRIS JONES

PORTMADOC COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE EASTERN WAiRD. Ladies and Gentlemen, I feel highly complimented at my un- opposed return to the Urban District Council, and I trust I shall continue to merit your confidence. During the past three years I have done mv best to serve your interests faithfully and well, and this will also be mv aim in the future. Yours siucerelv. q366 ELLIS GRIFFITH.

PORTMADOC COUNCIL ELECTION. To THE ELECTORS OF WESTERN WARD. Ladies and Gentlemen, I am deeply gratified at my unopposed return to the Urban District Council and assure you that I shall do my utmost. in the future, as during the past three years, to merit your confidence. You may always rely upon me to do that which I consider will further the best interests of the rate- payers. Yours faithfully, q367 DAVID GRIFFITH.

PUBLIC NOTICES. ABERYSTWYTH COUNTY SCHOOL. ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS EXAMINATIONS, 1910. THE Managers offer Twelve Scholar- JL ships of f5 each, tenable at this School, to children not exceeding 13 years of age at the date of the examination, who are and who have been for the last three years pupils in some Public E ementary School. These Scholarships will be awarded in ikp. proximately equal numbers between Boys and Girls.. The successful Candidates will enter the School in September next The Examination wil' be held at this School, on SAIDRDAT, JVSB 25TH, 1910, at 10 a.m. aud 2.15 p.m. Forms of Entry may be had on tpplication to me, and should b- returned, duly filled up and signed, Rn as to reach me NOT LATER THAN SATURDAY, May 14th, 1910. JOHN EVANS, 6, Port I rud -o'rect, Clerk. Aberystwyth. q383 LAMPETER UNION. ABERAYRON UNION. I the Undersigned, Hereby Give 9 Notice, thut the AUDITS, of the Accounts of the above-mentioned Unions, for the half- year ended on or about the 29th day of September, 1909, and of the several Parishes therein for the t alf year ended the 30 h day of September, will severally commence at the respective places and at the respective time stated elow LAMPEIER UNION.—At the Board Room of the Guardians of the Poor of the said Union at Lampeter, on Monday, the 18tb day of April, 1910, at 11-30 o'clock io the forenoon. ABERAYRON UNION. At the Board Room of the Guardians of the Poor of the said Union at Abfrayron, on Monday, the 25th day of April, 1910, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. Dated this 29th day of March, 1910. (Signed) J. E. PUG HE JONFS, District Auditor of the South q374 Wales Audit District. RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL OF ABERAYRON. AUDIT OF ACCOUNTS. TyOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a copy of the Accounts duly made up and balanced, together with all account books, deeds, contracts, accounts, vouchers, and re- ) ceipts mentioned or referred to in such accounts of the above-named Rural District Couucil, will on the 1st day of April, 1910, be deposited in the office of the saul Rural District Council, and will be open between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. to the inspection of all prIIOD8 interested until the 22od day of April, 1910 aod that J. E. Pughe Jones, Esq rhe District Auditor, will attend on the 23rd day of April, 1910, at the hour of 10 o'clock ia the forenoon, at the Board Room, Union Workhouse, Aber. ayron, to audit thf accounts for the half-year ended at 30th September, 1909, of the said Rural D strict Council. Dated the 31st day of March, 1910. B. C. JONES, q385 Clerk to the said Council. COUNTY OF MERIONETH. LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1888. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the next Quarterly Meeting of the Standing Joint C-mmittie of the Q,.artr Sessions and County Council under Section 30 (,f the above Act will be held in the County Hal1, Bala, in the said County, on Tuesday, the 5th day of April, 1910, at the hour of half-past eleven o'c'ock in the forenoon, when the Committee will proceed to the consider- ation of the business relating to the appli- cation or ma. agement of the County Stock or Rate within the ju-is-diction of the Committee under Sub S ction 3 of Section 30 of tha said Act, and all persons having any demand against the Committee are requested to for- ward particulars thereof in writiug to the County Treasurer at Dolgelley, oa or before the 2nd day of April, 1910. Dated this 12Lh day of March, 1910. DAVID BREESE, q299 Clerk to the said Committee. PUBLIC NOTICES. MERIONETH QUARTER SESSIONS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the next General Qjarter Sessions of the Peace for the County of Merioneth will be held in the County Hall, at Bala, im the said County, on Tuesday, the 5th day of April, 1910, 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 .»,-rci«r—1. —In the trial of prisoners. 2.—In the bearing of appeals. 3.—In hearing niotioio4 and in the transaction of such other buiinesa 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 wive evidence or surrender in discharge of their bail, and all appellants, respondents, and their wit- nesses, and all persons bound by recognizance in any civil proceeding, are to appear and be in attendance at the time and place aforesaidi Appeals to be heard must be entered with me not later than two o'clock in the aftorcocD of the day preceding the Sessions. Dated this 12th day of March, 1910 DAVlD BREESE, q298 Clerk of the Peace. CARDIGANSHIRE EDUCATION COMMITTEE. TECHNICAL AND HIGHER EDUCATION (1910-19ti). A.—INCOLLEGE LECTURES & COURSES r Applications are invited from residents with- in the County for Scholarships about to be awarded to enable them to pursue Courses at the University College of Wales, Aber- ystwyth, in the following subjects AGRICULTURE. An eight weeks' course during the months of October, INovemfcer, and December, for farmers and farmers sons. DAIRYING.-A four weeks' course duriag the months of May and June, but those who reach a certain standard of proficiency will be eligible for Scholarships enabling them to continue the course for a further period of ten weeks. DOMESTIC SCIENCE (including Cookery, Laundry, etc).—A twelve weeks' course during the month of May, June, aQd July. N.B.—Thosa selected for the courses in Dairying and Domestic Science will be required to reside in a hostel under the charge of the Instructress. B.-LOCAL CLASSES AND CENTRES Extension Courses of Lectures to be delivered at any centre in the county may be awarded in the following subjects Agriculture, Veterinary Hygiene, Dairy- ing, Poultry Management, Horticulture, and Bee-Keeping, Cookery, Sick Nursing, and Laundry Work. Particulars of Extension Courses arc, being furnished to each Parish, Urban, Town, and Rural District Council in the County. Any Council desirous of eecuring a course of lectures should decide at an early date upon the course suitable to their area. Forms of application can be obtained from the undersigned and must be returned to him duly filled up, on or before SATURDAY, 16th April, 1910. JENKIN JAMES, M.A., Director of Education, Aberystwyh, March 19tb, 1910. q3^0 CARDIGANSHIRE EASTER QUARTER, SESSIONS, 1910. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the County of Cardigaja will be held and kept at the Town Hall, Lampeter, on Thursday the 7th day of April, 1910, at 11-15 o'clock in the fore- noon, 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 on the hour above-mentioned, all the Grand and Petit Jurors are requested to attend and answer their names, and the Magistrates of the County are request-ed to cause all depositions relating to cases sent for trial at these Sesssigns to be transmitted to the Clerk of the Peace on or before the 31st day of March, 1910, and in cases arising subsequently im- mediately after being taken. F. R. ROBERTS, Clerk of the Peace. Aberystwyth, March 21st, 1910. q525 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF WALES, ABERYSTWYTH (One of the Constituent Colleges ot the University of Wales). President- The Right Hon. LORD RENDEL. Principal- T. F. ROBERTS, M.A. (Oxon.), LL.D. (Vict.) STUDENTS are prepared for Degrees in JC) Arts, Science (including the applied applied Science of Agriculture), Law, and Music. Sessional Composition Fee, £ 10, with additional Laboratory Fees for Science Students. Registration Fee, Cl. Men students reside in registered lodgings in the town, or at the Men's Hostel—Warden: Professor J. W. Mar- shall, M.A. ivomen students reside in the i Alexandra Hall of Residence for Women— Warden: Miss E. A. I'ew Ings.-For full particulars respecting the General Arta and Science Departments, the Law, Agri- culture and Day Training Departmentsl1 the Department for the Training of 8eo- ondary Teachers, and the Hostels, apply tq J. H. DAVIES, M.A., Registrar,