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WANTED. CWADA. —Wasted several Farm Hands and ttient Servants guaranteed employ- Vftl Bend stamp for particulars jo'f booklets.—T Samuel Ingham A Ebenezer, R.S-O., Carnarvonshire. q244 p^'OENERAL Wanted tor small Country .5otia„ *ble to atteud visitors also General ^WoWanted.—Apply, 024, Cambrian Office, Aberystwyth. q410 ^°OK-GENERAL, immediately housemaid Uae* f?°"d wages.—Apply, Mrs Prys, J ^p^Paar Aberystwyth. q370 M°USEMAID-WAITRESS WANTED.— Jstto Lear, 54, Marine Terrace, Aber- q461 and Apprentices wanted im- 'ffn *ately to the Dr«*smaking—Miss Owen, S?' flouse, George-street. Aberystwyth q420 J, TAILORS.—Wanted, a Coatmaker *ble for permanency if suit- ^CZ^>borne Morgan, Machynlleth. q445 AA, TE4 D, a young General Servant, for J Ur small family.—Apply, stating wares, rs M. D. Evans, The Pharmacy, Towyn. q4 yy ANTED, a good General Servant. Ahni_ Housemaid kept. Small family.— ^,h627, MCambrian News" Office, Aber- W^NTED, Housemaid-Waitress, for now _or >a May.—Apply, Miss Morrii, 3, Marine Yarmouth. q459 Vy ANTED, House parlour maid, housemaid *e. country, one 'mile from Station state I Aher„ 4*es-—Apply, Mrs Parry, Llydiardau, Llanilar, q424 Vy ANTED, Improver to the Drapery Trade. hhtythlso Porter.-Apply, Messrs Howell, Aber- q415 ANTED, good Cook-General, to do wash- Ahfti ln6. 3 in family Housemaid Wait'ess kept.— 'titif. witK references, to Mrs McCulloch, Bryn- ^^plgell^y. q418 Iff ANTED, at once, experienced Housemaid, ^0,1 Pot under 23 good needlewoman must have ^fereuce from last place.—Mrs Puch, Bron- ^JTiTowyn q416 W ANTED, Strong Cook-General for business Co house, age 25 —30, active and clean *«!l!0r*able home good character essential £ 20- £ 22.—Mrs Pike, 72, Chamberlayne ^^d-tt>ad, Kenaa) Rise, London, N.W. q408 to yy ANTED, permanently, Sitting Room and n '•TOR TI 'wo or three bedrooms (unfurnished) in or Towyn—Apply, stating term*, Box 625, News Office, Aberystwyth q411 WANTED, a Good General plain cooking Org. *° wasbiflf;.—Apply, MM Jack Thomas, Hales 'Llnnbadarn r°ad. Aberystwyth. q380 -kN*rED RANTED, immediately, a Good General.— >«ti» Apply, Mis Loveday, Chalybeate-street, Aber- qi04 WANTED, Cooks, Cook-Generals, House* JCa„frwaitre«ses. and General Servants.—Apply. Mrs ^S^Dzie. 75, North-parade, Aberystwyth. q353 WANTED, superior General Servant, age Co.. 30 to 35. Wages, £ 18 — £ 20. Good plain JLita No washing.—Apply by letter, Froadinon, "ril. R.R.O. q338 \VANTED, regular supplies reliable new !»id eggs.—Joha Truswell, Provision Merchant, Sh.fce!d established 1864 telegrams, Truswell, hankers Williams Deacons. qI68 YARMOUTH COUNTY SCHOOL. W ANTED, for September, Master (Graduate), to teaoh Chemistry and ^ysicg mainly. Cominencinj? Balary, £ 130. L Service in other sscsndary schools will Uj c°08idered. App'y immediately to Head- ok?'er> from whom further Particulars may be 0t»ined. R. LLEWELYN OWEN, u Cle»k. 1910. q341 'h NOTICE. ■UAVID WILLIAMS, St. James's-square, 4444berylitwyth. buys any quantity of Scrap,Wrought ki Y"' Iron, Copper, I5rass, llead, Zinc, Hemp, Manilla Ropes, Ships' Canvas, Pewter, Horse Hare and Rabbit Skins, Rags, etc. Best prices j477 Y». NOTICE. HffciLQUH AM'S Aberystwyth, Want h Wrought and Cast Iron Scrap, Old Machinery, Copper, Lead, Ziac, Pewter, Hemp and »*illa. Ropes, Ship's Canvas, &c< Good prices *•«* aay quantity. b830 I TO BE SOLD. 4BERYSTWYTH.-TO be Sold by Private ■da«» -aty' newly-built sfmi-detached Villa Rssi- h j ln best suburb, 2 reception and 8 bedrooms, ^rC^etc.-Apply. Mr E E Jenkins. Builder, 41350 N Old Established Drapery, Grocery, J Itou ironmongery bu«ine»8 carried on at London tern se. Ltattyb-ther, for disposal as a going con- Apply, D. Watkins, Soliciter, Lampeter. q4-7.1 q421 K^ARTH, ABERYSTWYTH. — For Sale, 7-room Freehold House, outotfices, bathroom, t (ran.—Apply, Oakland, 35, Priory-road, N.W. q414 PoTt SALE, 1, Bank-place, Mach-ynlleth.- Apply. p- Evans, Solicitor, Machynlleth. r344 JjOTORS ON SALE.—Allday's 8-10 h.p., Scjp 8inRle cylinder, four-seater Car, with h»od, p..eP> lamps, stephney, ai>d spares overhauled, R /ect order £ 95 or near offer.Hughes and Sons, Portmadoc. q359 JJ^OTOR House for sale shortly (including floored toolroom),21 ft long, 11 ft wide in good *C» 'tion prepared in section* for easy erection kftlf price.—Apply, Owen, Fronhyfryd, Aber- s^yth. q276 SINGER SEWING MACHINE (treadle), almost new in perfect order for Sale cheap.—Address, 626, "Cambrian News' Abervstwyth. q444 T^^ce, Aberystwyth. <1^44 O BE SOLD, Motor Boat, 3 h.p., Btrcar 17 fSlaRine, built by Atkinson, Dublin length x 4 feet, in perfect order trial allowed.— A hprrlovpy. q413 To BE SOLD, Freehold Cottage and Garden, ^o«f minutes walk from Devil's Bridge Station, WJ sunnr spot around tho locality. Price, £ 35 or e,t offer. Must be sold.—Apply, J T Davies, Aberystwyth. q332 0 BE SOLD, a Donkey Chaise to carry 4 Cot,, children. Harness, 2 Donkey Saddles land Bridles Plete—Apply. Tynsawr, Pwllhobi, Llanbadarn. =- q352 t'°WN OF DOLGELLEY.—TO be Sold, by J Private treaty, two Freehold Houses in Smith- *itii *<1Uare Smithfield-street; desirable as to *hrt *°P and in tenantable repa'r.—For particulars Ijw 0 treat, apply to R Foulkes Jones, Garth Owen, wril q240 6ORTH, CARDIGANSHIRE. l' O BE SOLD, by private treaty, the valuable Freehold Dwelling House Cn a Premises known as Sunny Side," j^taining 3 Reception Rooms 8 Bed- usua^ Offices, and Gardens. U+ j house, which faces the sea is situ- close to the celebrated Borth Golf J^^°r particulars apply to Messrs. Cfrta and Evans, Solicitors,, Aberyst- q456 t' OR DISPOSAL. A FIRST CLASS COMMERCIAL HOTEL & CAFE, "Decorated and Beautifully Furnished throughout. ehtrtti Position. Owner leaving town. 263, Cambrian News Office, ^^ystwyth. q402 FOR SALE. FOR SALE. SRD OATS, SEED OATS. Also SEED att POTATOES. Write for particulars.— Vyrnwy House, Llanfaircaereitiion, Welshpool, and 7, Stanley-road, Ab°rvst- _q316 .ECIAL NOTICE TO FARMERS. lP Vjl^^erB having a lot of trouble to obtain the SHORTHORN CALVES may have •Ck^ivewri at their nearest Stations at rea- prices,Bulls or Heifers. Bred from large- ,ed Cows by Pedigree Siree- Hundreds «een sent to all parts of WaleB this season. for Price List. F. B. GILL, Bark Hill, a Whitchurch, Salop. TO BE LET. ^ABERYSTWYTH .—61, Marine Parade, to Aw^t furnished, or Sell as agoing concern" -Mrs Owen, 13, Marine Parade. q462 >A HERYSTWYTH.-To Let, lock-up-shop () and warehouse, 40, Bridge-street; also ft. Ouse South-roiad, and two new houses ka^Mn. ,'>errace' — Apply, Edwsrjs Bros., 1% Aberystwyth. q354 SALES BY AUCTION. PEN LLYN, TOWYN. SALE OF THE VALUABLE FARMING STOCK including the capital B. rd of 44 BLACK CATTLE. 5 AGRICULTURAL HORSES, THiS FARM IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINBS, Cait Gears, Dairy Vessels, etc., etc. MESSRS GILLART & SONS WIN conduct the Ssie on the Premises, by instructions of Mrs Owen (who is leaving in cods, queuce of Merioneth County Council hiring the Farm under the Small Holdings Act), on TUESDAY, 19th APRIL, 1910. LUNCHEON AT 11 20. SALE AT 12-30. Credit till Machynlleth Fair, 18th September, 1910, on conditions. q389 PRELIMINARY NOTICE. CWMCADIAN, Near CORRIS. END OF APRIL. SALE of Live and Dead Stock, includ- ing 25 Cattle, 2 Horses, and :the Farming Implements also a portion of the House Furniture. Further partfoulars in next is-me. GILLART & SONS, q450 Auctioneers. BRYNLLWYD, CORRIS. TUESDAY, MAY 3.d, 1910. 20 HEAD of BLACK CATTLE, 2 USEFUL CAKT HORSES, IMPLEMENTS of HUS- BANDRY, together with the HOUEHùLD FURNITURE and DAIRY UTENSILS which MUSSRS GILLART & SONS will Sell by Public Auction on the premises, on the above date, by instructions of Mr David Hughes (who is quitung the farm.) Further particulars in due course. q449 DOLKONDDU, CEMMAES, Thursday, May 5th, 1910. IMPORTANT SALE OF 60 BLACK JL CATTLE, 6 HEAVY HORSES AND COBS, FARM IMPLEMENTS, &o. GILLART and SONS q390 AUCTIONEERS. TO BE LET. ABERYSTWYTH. Very Commodious House to Let (over shop), containiag nine large Bedrooms, two large Reception, Bathroom, Kitchens, usual Offices and Yard suitable tor Boarding House close to sea moderate rent and low rates.- Apply, 34, Pier-street. q378 ABERYSTWYTH.—To Let, immediately, Rosario, Brynymor-road 4 Reception aad 9 Bedrooms, h. and c.; large garden.—Apply,. 620, Cambrian News Office. q355 A BERYSTWYTH.—To be Let or Sold, No 27, Prospect street.—Apply, Mr E E Jenkins, Builder, South-road- q351 A BERYSTWYTH.—Let. 19, Marine-terrace, immediate postedaion.—Apply, J and E Evans, Drapen. Great Darkgate-ntreet q346 ABERYSTWYTH.-Two Shops to Let in "• Terrace-rsad one very suitable for confectionery and teaø, Apply, A. W. Vigars, Baker-street, Aberystwyth. 13 ABERYSTWYTH (Best Suburb).—To Let, A very superior modern flat, Plasiorwerth, 8 rooms, Itath (h and c), W C and lavatory, garden and Bhed rent moderate immediate possession.-Apply. E Edwards, The Laurels, Aberystwyth p764 > a BERYSTWYTH.—To Let from 12th May next, Glyn Tuen House, Bach-street 12 rooms 2 W.C's., Bath (h. and c.), usual offices.—Apply, W Jones, Csdogan House. q!51 LANDDEINOL. -Smithy to be let with good dwelling pouse, cow houte, etc., also 3 acres of land attached.—Mrs Phillips, Glynwerydd, Borth, q423 LANGOLLEN. -Detached villa residence L beautifully situated on sunny side of valley; 3 deception rooml, 6 Bedrooms, 2 L. rge Boxroomi, thro [u with Lavatory, usual domestic offices, etc., excctieat cellars. gas fires in bedrooms, all modern conveniences, gardens, tennis court', etc.; fishing; molf.- Phote and further particulars Ifrom T. bush by, Llangollen. ql72 N YTHFA, TREGARON. — Semi detached Villa Residence, consisting of two deception 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 Mr" Evans. q306 r\NE Mile from Lam peter. A superior Residence; eight lofty, well-lighted rooms. Commodious outbuildings, yard, garden, etc with option of land. Immediate possession. David E. Davies, Gelly, Llanwrda, K.S.O. q335 ENYGRAIG, Llanddeinol. This desirable farm to let for next November, contains 148 acres, moderate rentage.-Apply, Mrs Watkin Phillips. Glynwerydd. Borth. q422 PWLLHELI, South Beach.—To Let, Win- tonia, facing sea and ipamde also Moriais, Embankment-road moderate rents immediate possession.-Robinson. Allandale. Pwllheli. ql95 'T^O BE LET OR GOLD, Cwmpadarn House J. and garden, with outhouses and small orchard, 1 miles from Aberystwyth. -Boni;all, Panydibyn. q238 TO LET, from 12th May, the Shop & Premises called White House, Terrace-road, Aber- ystwyth.—Apply, IMrs Jones, Argoed House, Bath-street, Aberystwyth. q412 TO LET, May 12, House and Garden in Llan- badarn-rosd, known as Caeffynon Cottage new drains comfortable home rent moderate.— Apply, LloYd, Harcourt House, Trinity-road. q373 T^O LET, Liverpool House, Trawsfynydd, old- J. established Temperance House, well patron ised by military during camping season.—Apply at Manchester House, Trawsfynydd. q862 rpO LET, 1, Bank-place, Machynlleth. — Apply, D Evans. Solicitor. Machynlleth. q343 TO LET, from the 12th May next. No 4, Queen's-road.—Apply to D James, Rose Villa, Llanbadarn-road. q356 TO LET, furnished at Craig-y-penrhyn, near Taliesin, a cottage—for short or long period— comprising two living 'roomø and three bedrooms large fruit garden about two miles from Ynyxlas Station good fishing neighbourhood.—Apply in first instance by letter only to Mrs Thomas, Tanrallt, Talybont, Card. q334 T'O LET—North Wales—Comfortable Fur- -*■ nished House, 2 sitting rooms, 6 bedrorms, bath room July and August. — Richards, Stanwick, Belgrave-road, Fairbourne, S.O. q388 rpO LET, Unfurnished, on March 25th, 1910, CWMCOEDWIQ HOUSE, three miles south of Ab,rvstwyth and half-a-mile from Llanfarian (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 stables, coach bouse and cottage for coachman water supply abundant and :good. Two small fields (6i hcr) are generally let with the house.—Apply to Morris Davies, Ffosrhydgaled, Llanfarian, Aberystwyth. ql26 rpO LET, from May 12th, No. 43, High-street, -*■ Towyn, near Station two Sitting Rooms, four Bedrooms, Bathroom, and usual conveniencep.- Griffiths, Plumber, Barmouth. q307 WERNA, TREGARON.—Desirable Family Residence, situated in its own grounds of 7 acres. Three Reception Rooms, six Bedrooms, Kitchen, etc. Large Conservatory, Lawn, an.1 extensive Garden* commodious Outbuildings. Within ten minutes of Town, Railway Station, and Golf Links.-For further particulars, apply H. Powell Evans. q305 TO BE LET, FURNISHED. TOWN OF MACHYNLLETH.—No. 4, Green- fields. Nice open situation. Two Reception, three Bedrooms, Bath, large Attic, and Domeetic Offices. Available from middle of April to end of September.—For terms and particulars apply to Gillart and Sons, Estate Agents, Machynlleth. q360 BUSINESS ADDRESSES. The Oldest Billposting Establishment in the Town and District ¡- JOHN LLOYD & SONS, Town Criers, Billposters and Distributors Having the largest number of most prominent Posting Stations in all parts of Aberystwyth and District, they are able to take large con- tracts of every description OVER 100 STATIONS IN THE TO WN:&IDISTRI Official Billposters to the Town and Cocnty Councils, G.W.R. Co., Cambrian Railway Co., the A.I.C., all the Auctioneers of the Town and District, and other public bodies. Is Address-TRINIT ROAD ABIBYSTWYX SALES BY AUCTION. r- PENWERN, ABERYSTWYTH. MESSRS. DAVIES AND EVANS have received instructions from F. R. Roberts, Esq. to Sell by Public Auction, On WEDNESDAY APRIL 20th, 1910 (and if necessary April 21st. 1910), Brougham. Circular Front, by Messrs. Heart and Co., Bond-street (in excellent condition); Victoria, rubber tyres, by Messrs Oorran and Son, London (lately done up); Market Oar, Governess Car, Pony Trap. 3 Sets Carriage Harness. "Set Double Harness, 2 Gents' Saddles., Lady's Saddle, 4 Riding Bridles, Stirrups, Liverpool and Snaffle Bits, Docking Machine, Clipping Machines, Horse Cloths Carriage Lamps. Head Collars, Pillar Reins, Zinc Corn Tin, Chaffcuttor, and other Stable Requisites. 20 dozen Pots of Flowers, comprising Denrobium Plants, Begonia Glorie- lorraine, Coleus. Crotons, etc., 200 Roots good bedding Begonias. 4 dozen Pots of Maiden Hair, Carnation Seedlin in Pots, 9 dozen Bedding Out Plants, 2 dozen Pelargoniums. Show Flower Stands, 3 Garden Seats. Honey Extractor. Hose. 3 Lawn Mowers, Fruit Nets, Barrows, Tennis Net and Marker, Garden Hose Reel, Watering Pots., and a large quantity of Garden Tools. 120 Bottles of Jubilee Port (1887), pur- oV»a«-ed from Christopher and Co., Pall Mall; 10 dozen Bottle Old Port. vintage unknown, bottled over forty years and believed to be from Joseph Downie; 2 Bottle 1851 Port; odd lots of Sherry, Claret, and French Wines. Mahogany Library Table (leather cov- ered), Mahogany Revolving Book Case. Quarter-size Billiard Table, Hall Gong, Book Case.. Occasional Table. 4 Chests of Drawers-, 11 Chairs, Iron Bedstead. 12 Table and Hanging Lamps, Washstands, Hangings, several pieces of CaTpet, Hearthrugs Oval Rosewood Table. Knife Cleaner, Mangle, Laundry Stove Linen Baskets, sundry lots of China, 3 Kitchen Tables, Skin Rugs., Rpsewioodl Able, Ptctureta OmnmtNits, B8 Stands, 2 Mash Tubs and 3 Coolers. Pony (quiet with children); 10 Couples of Fowls. Three months' credit on all sums ttbove;Cl. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock a.m. Central Chambers, Aberystwyth. and Cadwgan. place, Aberayron- q455 OfficeS-Aberystwythë Central Chambers. Aberayren, Cadwgan Place. DAVIES & EVANS, AUCTIONEERS, SURVEYORS, AND VALUERS. We beg to annoonce that we h opened an Office at the CENTRAL CHAMBERS, GRKAT DARKGATE STREET, ABERYSTWYTH.. We undertake the SALES of Estate and "House Property, Household Furniture, and Farming Stock and Crop. VALUATIONS for Mortgage Estate Duty. Probate administration and for compensation under the Liceasing Act, 1904,-aal Agricultural Holdings Acts, 1883-1900. SURVEYS and Plans of Estate; LOANS made pending Sales of Property and Furaiture. Strict attention given all business and prompt settlements. We have had considerable axperieuce in the Sur- vey Valuation, Sale of Estate and House Property, and Farming Stock and Crep. Our Mr Evans will attend personally at Aberyst- wyth on Mondays and Thursdays, and by appoint- ment on any other day. MR. A LLOYD. WILLIAMS AUCTIONEER, ACCOUNTANT, AND VALUER, No. 3, BAKER STREET, ABERY8TWYTB (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. JOHN PUGH, AUCTIONEER & VALUER, MACHYNLLETH. 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 Termp. APARTMENTS. APA RT M E NTS .-PENBRYN, 55, MARINE TERRACE, Proprietr;)ss, Mrs Harry Lloyd (late Rock House.) Com- fortable apartments in best portion on the Marine-parade. Hotiee re-decorated through. out. Moderate terms- Apply, Proprietress. vgio HOTEL GWALIA, UPPER WOBURN PLACE, LONDON, W.C. CENTRALLY SITUATED (within 5 minutes' walk of Euston Station and 20 minutes from Paddington Statiou by under. ground to Gower-street Station). 130 Rooms, Luxuriously Furnished. Passenger Lift to all floors. Bed, Breakfast, Morning Bath, and Attend- ance, 511. each person. Telegraphic addrelis: "Gwaliatel, London." Telephone 3648 Central. m734 Managing Director, JOHN JENKINS TANRALLT PONY STUD. Property of D. R. Thomis. SEASON 1910. LONDON WINNERS." TT1HE Three following Hackney Pony J. Stallions will stand during the Season at Tanrallt, but two of them will travel twice weekly between ABERYSTWYTH & MACH- YNLLETH. All three are perfectly sound, owner holding Certificates of Soundness. PONY STALLION. Lord Brum (10304), DARK BAY. 4 YEAR OLD, Sire- Champion Pinderfield Horace (7952). G. Sire-" Sir Horace" (5402). Dam—(17171) Bronwen." G. Dam-(3955) Lady Poma (winner of over One Hundred Prizes). PONY STALLION, Lord Snorer (11128) DARK BROWN. 3 YEAR OLD. Sire-" Lord Cæur II (9791), by "Julius Caesar II" (5666) Dam-(18307) Julia Snorer." (Both Sire and Dam London Winners). This young Stallion has won four first prizeR. as wel all second London Hackney Show, 1909 PONY STALLION, Tanrallt Fireboy (11229), BAY. 2 YEAR OLD. Sire—" Champion Fireboy 17440). Dam-(16780) Cnampion Tanrallt Paula." G. Dam-(8250) Champion Merry Pol y." This Pony won First Prize last Welsh National Show and Second Prize London Hackcey bhow 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 to STUD GROOM, TANRALLT, TALYBONT, CARDI- GANSHIRE. q932 SALES BY AUCTION. COOKE BROS & ROBERTS, F.A.I., P.S.I., Agricultural and General Auctioneers, Yaluers, Land and Estate Agents. OJFICES :-Old Post Office Chambers, Aber. ystwyth also at Towyn (Perfedduant), Bar- mouth, Dolgelley, and Newtown. MESSRS OOOKE BROS. & ROBERTS' FIXTURES FOR APRIL. April 8th-Furniture and Effects, removed from "Lucerne," Bryn Road, to Town Hall, Aberystwyth. April 13th—Live and Dead Farming Stock, Pencraig, Towyn. April 14th—Furniture and Effects, Public Rooms, Llanidloes. April OOth-Live and Dead Farming Stock, Glanllyfnant, Mochdre, Newtown April 21,st-Furniture and Eflects, Market Hall, Newtown April 23rd-Monthly Stock Sale-90 Fat and Store Cattle, at Llanirlloes April 26th—Carriages, Sets of Harness, &c." Newtown April 26th-Freehold Farm, Upper Bolboro, at Newtown April 26th—Freehold Farm, Pencraig, at Newtown April 27th—Furniture and Effects, Tbe Bank. Newtown April 28th—Live and Dead Farming Stock, Tymaes, Towyn April 29th-Antique and Modern Furniture, Assembly Rooms, Towyn, by order of Mrs Higgins Offices: Old Post Office Chambers, Aber- ystwyth and at Newtown. Llanidloes, and Dolgelley. q237 TO-DAY TO-DAY I (April 8, 1910) AT THB TOWN HALL, ABERYSTWYTH. A Large Collection of Superior HOUSEHOLD v FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. Removed from Lucerne, Bryn-road, under instructions received from Mrs Lathsm. GOODS NOW ON VIEW. Sale to Commence at two o'clock Sharp. Terms—Cash. I PENOKAIG FARM, About 21 miles from Towyn Station. SAE OF LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STOCK. 17 HEAD OF BLACK CATTLE, A SrRONG CaRT MARE.4 yearn old. A large collection of AGRICULTURAL IM- PLEMENTS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and Effects, On Wednesday, April 13th, 1910, by order of Mr W. Jones, who is leaving, Sale to commence at 1 o'clock. TERMS-CA^H. COOKE, BROS. AND ROBERTS, Auctioneers. q393 BUSINESS ADDRESSES. DISPENSING — Physicians' Prescriptions dispensed. with the purest of Drugs and tne utmostarac1 at the y — 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. JONES BFGS to inform his numerous Customers that ID owing to the increase of business he ha put down additional NEW AND MODERN MACHINERY to enable him to execute ail orders with prompt- ness and despatch, and hopes to still merit yont esteemed patronage and support. HOTELS AND PUBLIO INSTITUTIONS SPECIALLY CATERED FOR. 4SHIRTS AND COLLARS A SPECIALITY. All Goods Oolleated and Delivered kree of Obarge. Send a Postoard and the Von will oall Particulars and Prices on application. GARDEN SEEDS! FLOWER SEEDS? R. ROBERTS, YNYSLAS HOUSE, NORTHGATE STREET, ABKBYSTWTTH, Has BOW in Stock a quantity NEW SEEDS, Including a grandlielection of SWEET PEAS & SEED POTATOES Also all kinds of Seasonable Fruits AWD Fresh Vegetables ki 19 COUGH MIXTURE TRY ROBERT ELLISS COUGH MIXTURE AND CHEST TONIC. WTS rB8 ADDBBSS- ROBERT ELLIS, CHEMIST, Terrace Rd. ,Aberystwyth E. THOMAS, R.S.S, Piccadilly Forge. PENPARKE, BEGS TO ANNOUNCE that he has also taken over the FORGE at MILL STREET, ABERYSTWYTH lately carried on by P. W. Benjamin, 'vhere up-to-date Shoeing and aU kinds of town and country Work will be carried on. Over 30 years' experience. q446 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:- WIND, Indigestion, Sluggish Liver, I 9 Sick Headache, Bile, 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„ Dispenaiiig Chemist and Optician, THE PHARMACY. TOWYN. A f. and Certain Remedy. p621 SALES BY AUCTION. TOWN HALL, ABERYSTWYTH. Sale of Household Furniture and other Effects. (Removed for couveoieuce of pale). MESSRS MORGAN & ROBERTS will Sell by Public Auction at the Town Hall, as abovp, at 2 30 o'clock in the afternoon, on FRIDAY. APRIL 15th, 1910, a large quantity of Superior HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TURE AND OTHER EFFECTS. For further particulars aee posters. q407 PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. TRERING FARM Between Capel Bangor and Glanrafon Stations, on the Vale of Rheidol Railway, mod about 3 miles from Aberystwyth. MESSRS. DANIEL JONES & SON have been .instructed by Mr:. T. Rowlands, who is giving up farming, to Sell by Public Auction, at the above place, On TUESDAY. APRIL 19th, 1910. THE WHOLE OF THE LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STOCK, comprising Horses, Cattle, Sheep, and Pigs, etc., together with the whole of the Household Furniture and Dairy Utensils. Further particulars will appear in our next issue. q460 DOLGELLEY, In the lovely Cader Idris District. FREEHOLDS FOR SALE WITH POSSESSION. I.-Tbe Castle Inn. with Yard and Staging. Justicelit certificate for full excise license. 2.-Two Houses and Shfp well mluste, oppo ite County Hall and facing Railway S.tiOD, with magnificent views. 3.—The Old Slaughter House with buildings, adjoining the North Wales Brewery. 4.-Two excellent Gardens also adjoining the Brewery. 5.—Two Meadows of about 31 acres in rear thereof, known aa •• Dol Padler." 6.-Delightfully situate Gentleman's Residence and Business Premises, abutting on the well-known Gwernan Lake, near the foot of Cader Idris, on main road, about two miles from Dolgelley. Justices' certificate for full excise license. Fishing and boat- ing. Grand views. Apply to Major J. F. FOX, King's, Dolgelley, or q419 Old Court Houae, Croydon. 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. lror.torms, apply at Offices- 9, BAKER STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. Branch Office at Tregaron open on Tassiays. B|LLP0STIN6. BILLPOSTING. t. MWSRS MORGAN AND ROBERTS Ybeg to inform the public that they have now taken over the business of the ABERYSTWYTH BILLPOSTING CO., and have added thereto WINDOW CLEANING AND CARPET BEATING. For terms apply at the offices, No 9, Baker- rtreet, Aberystwyth. k393 MR. J. PARRY JONES, Auctioneer & Valuer, Undertakes Sales of Land. Stock, Furniture (Antique and Modern), and Valuations of all 'lasses of Property. AddreBB-PENLAlq, PKNRHYNDKUDRAKTH. Pwllheli visited on Wednesdays at the Market Hall and Burmouth. k865 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 SIMOJi, GENERAL TAILOR, WOOLLEN DRAPER, ITC. POST OFFIOK, LLANBADARN FAWR, Every description of Gentlemen's Clothing on the most reasonable terms. Breeches and Liveries of all kinds- Mourning 8ults, etc., etc. All Prioes oharged are' the lowest possible for good quality and flrgt-ratc wor nship Mr. R. GARDINER (Late Agent to the Crossw ood Estate Valuer, Surveyor, &c., CARADOG ROAD, ABERYSTWYTH, PROPERTIES INSPECTED and REPORTED ON, VALUATIONS, ARBITRATIONS, ETC. INSURANCES ARRANGED. j95 YES! J, R. PIEARS, MOTOR CYCLE AND SPORTS DEPOT, 10, Terrace Road, ABERYSTWYTH, Is giving the lead for the best value at lowest PRICES in Cycles and Accessories, in town. PLEASE NOTE THE PRICES. GENTS CYCLES at f4 0 0 LADIES' CYCLES at jM 5 0 OUTER CODERS from 59 INNER TUBES from. 3 0 All otlier."accessories at rock:bottom prioes. ANY MAKE OF CYCLE SUPPLIED EITHER CASH OR INSTALMENTS. DON'T BUY until'you have seen my Stock. CYCLES ON HIRE. CYCLES REPAIRED ONLY BY SKILLED MECHANICS AT LOWEST PRICES. Note the Address—10, TERRACE ROAD. q312 6!d. Bazaar ld. 2 FOR GOOD SOUND VALUE GO TO xtowx^Liffr»s' 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 WB are sure you will visit us again. Notice we •re here all the year round! o338 I ELECTION ADDRESSES. I CRICCIETH COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies and Gentlemen,— I beg to tender my sincerest thanks to you for the position of honour your kind support place me in at the triennial elec- tion last Saturday. I can assure ycu that no effort shall be wanting on my part to merit this renewal of your confidence. I am, Your obedient servant, THOS. BURNELL. 4, Parciau-terrace. q434 CRICCIETH COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies and Gentlemen.— I beg to thank you sincerely for the honour you conferred upon me on Satur- day by re-electing me on the Urban District Council, especially since I had not the oppor- tunity of making a personal canvass. You may rely upon me in the future as in the past to serve you conscientiously. Yours obediently. JOHN R. HUMPREYS. Fair View. x < Builder. Criccieth. q432 CRICCIETH COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies and Gentlemen On behalf of my husband. Dr. Gladstone Jones, I beg to thank you sincerely for your kind support at the election on Sat- urday. I am sure when he hears the news he will be heartily appreciative of the honour you have once mcTe conferred upon him, especially seeing that he was una^Je. owing to ill-health, to call personally to solicit your support. Yours truly, K. M. JONES. PIas Gwilym. q431 CRICCIETH COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies and Gentlemen,- Permit me to thank you most sincerely for the honourable position in which you placed me in SaturdaylA contest. i heartily appreciate the honour, and I promise you that I shall do my very utmost to justify this renewal of con- fidence. Yours faithfully, J. W ROBERTS. 40, High-street. q430 CRICCIETH COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies and Gentlemen,- I feel greatly honoured at the high. posi- tion in which you placed me in Saturday's poll. During the three years I have served you on the Council I have done my best for Criccieth., and I shall do all I can in the future again to merit your trust in me. Your obedient servant, JOHN SOLOMON GRIFFITH. Railway Hotel. q429 CRICCIETH COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies and Gentlemen,- I thank you most sincerely for the honourable position in which you placed me in Saturday's poll, especially seeing that I did not canvass you personally. I have done my best on behalf of the rate- payers during the nine years I have been on the Council and that will be my great aim again in the future. Yours faithfully, D. M. WILLIAMS, Wilton House. q428 TO THE ELECTORS OF CRICCIETH. Ladies and Gentlemen,— I am exceedingly obliged to you for the support that you have given me during the forty-two years that I have served you, and I thank you with all my heart for the fresh renewal of con- fidence you placed in me on Saturday by re-electdng me on the Urban District Council without any canvassing on my part or on my behalf. Yours faithfully, J. T. JONES, Parciau Mawr. q427 CRICCIETH COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies and Gentlemen,- I beg to return my grateful thanks to the 254 electors who supported me in Saturday's election. I shall endeavour in the future as in the past to serve you to the best of my ability. Yours faithfully, W. WATKIN. Pen-aber. q426 CRICCIETH COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies and Gentlemen,- I beg to return my most hearty thanks to you for the honour you bestowed upon me on Saturday by electing me a member of the Urban District Council. It will be my utmost endeavour to merit the trust' you have placed in me. You may rely upon me to do all I can for the welfare of Criccieth. Yours faithfully, PETER J. BOWEN. 2, Marine-terrace. q433 TO THE ELECTORS OF CRICCIETH. ELECTION OF GUARDIANS. Ladies and Gentlemen,- Allow me to thank you from my heart for placing me at the head; of the poll in the election of Guardians on Saturday. The office of Poor Law Guardian is an honourable and responsible one, and I promise to do my best to faithfully uphold your trust in me. Yours obediently. I GRIFFITH RICHARDS. 30. High-street q425 J CRICOIETH COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies and Gentlemen,— I beg to tender, my most sincere thanks for the honourable position in which you placed me in Saturday's poll. You may rely upon me to do my utmost to merit this renewal of confidence by doing in the future, as in the past, all I can to further the interests of Criccieth. Yours faithfully, T. G. WILLIAMS. 20,, Marine-terrace. q435 CRICCIETH COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies and Gentlemen,— I feel very grateful to you for electing me on the Urban District Council, and I promise you to do my level best to look after the best interests of Cricdieth. Yours faithfully, JOHN HARLECH JONES. Harlech View. a438 BUSINESS ADDRESSES. SPRING FASHIONS. Eastgate Row, Chester. J BROWN & CO., ST 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 JIOTEL, CARNARVON, On THURSDAY d- FRIDAY, APRIL 14th & 16th, When the favour of a visit will be much esteemed NEW MILLINERY. MODEL GOWNS. SMART COSTUMES in Tweeds, Shantung, and Linen. IT DRESSMAKING & LADIES TAILORING. y ELECTION ADDRESSES. 1 PUBLIC NOTICES. ETHOUAD GWARCHEIDWAID CRICCIETH. Foneddigesftu a Boneddigion,— Diolch yn fawr i'r 157 Radicalwyr ac ft un Tori o lionoch 'a roddasoch eich pleid- leisiau dros yr Yspryd Newydd" a thros dose pur stiff ohono hefyd a hyny heb i neb ofyn i chwi addaw gwneyd hyny Er na chlywais i'n dau gvnryc|hdolwr newydd ddatgan hyny, nid wyf yn amheu nad ydynt mewn cydymdeimLad ar Yspryd Newydd" hwn Rhoddwn iddynt bob cetnogaeth. Yr eiddoch Tn ffyddlawn. E LLOYD OWEN. 11, Stanley-road. q440 TO THE ELECTORS OF CRICCIETH URBAN DISTRICT. Ladies and Gentlemen. I desire to tender to you my warmest thanks for having elected me as one of your representatives to the Council. I assure you that it will be my earnest endeavour to give you every satisfaction. I am, ladies and gentlemen, Yours obediently. W R. GRIFFITHS. The Cedars. q447 CRICCIETH COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies and Gentlemen,— I heartily thank vou for electing me on the Urban JWstrict Council. It will be my earnest endeavour to justify the confidence you have placed in me. Yours faithfully, JOHN WILLIAM JONES. Vienna House. q436 CRICCIETH COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies and Gentlemen,— Allow me to express my deep gratitude for the support given me at the recent elec- tion and my hope to be of some service to you whilst on the Council. Yours faithfully, 0. T. WILLIAMS. 5, Marine-terrace. q437 TO THE ELECTORS OF CRICCIETH. Dear Fellow Townspeople,— I beg to return my sincerest thanks to those electors that honoured me with their votes at the election of Urban District Councillors on Saturday. I am not in the least discouraged with the result and hope to live to fight another dav. Yours sincerely. HUW R. GRUFFYDD. High-street. q439 TO THE ELECTORS OF CRICCIETH GUARDIANS. Ladies and Gentlemen. I feel deeply honoured that I have again been elected by you as one of your repre- sentatives on the Pwllheli Board of Guardians. My warmest thanks are due to the electors who recorded their votes in my favour. Yours faithfully, q451 DOROTHEA PUGHE JONES. PORTMADOC COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF GEST WARD. Ladies and Gentlemen Allow me to heartily thank you for re- turning me once more to the Council. I assure you that I shall do all I can to merit this renewal of your confidence. Yours faithfully, D. R. EVANS, Llys Dewi, Bortih-y-giest. • q453 PORTMADOO COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF GEST WARD. Ladies and Gentlemen I thank you sincerely for electing me as one of your representatives on the Urban District Council. You may rely upon me to do my utmost for the best interests of Borth-y-gest and Morfa Bychan. Yours faithfully. D. LLEWELYN HUGHES. Frondeg, Borth-y-gest. q452 PUBLIC NOTICES. ABERYSTWYTH COUNTY SCHOOL. ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS EXAMINATIONS, 1910. THE Managers offer Twelve Scbolar- JL ships of JE5 each, tenable at this School, to children not exceeding 13 years of age at the date of the examination, who lire and who have been for the last three years pupils in some Public E ementary School. These Scholarships will be awarderl in ap. proximately equal numbers between Boys and Girls. The successful Candidates will enter the Schoal in September next. The Examination will be held at tt':ø School, on SATURDAY, JUNE 25TH, 1910, at 10 a.m. and 2-15 p.m. Forms of Entry may be had on application to me, and should be returned, duly filled up and signed, so as to reach me NOT LATER THAN SATURDAY, May 14th, 1910. JOHN EYANS, 6, Portland-street, Clerk. Aberystwyth. q383 J ABERYSIWYTH RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL CONFIRMATION CFBYELAWS. ? OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Aberystwyth Rural District Council intend to apply to the Local Government Board for confirmation of Byelaws made by the said Council in pursuance of a scheme made by them and approved by the Board of Agri- culture and Fisheries under the provi ions of the Commons Act, 1899, with respect to Doldau Common, in the township of Is^ayndr* and Uchayndre, in the parish of Llanbadarn* fawr. in the County of Cardigan, for the prevention of nnisaoces and preservation of order upon the Comn.on. Copien of the said byelaws will he kept at the Office of the Clerk to the said Council, No. 8, Market Street- Abervstwyth, and will be open to the in spection of the ratepayers without fee or re- ward on any week day between the hours of 9-30 a.m. and 6 p.m. during the period of one anlmdar month from and after the date of the publication of this notice. (Signed) HUGH HUGHES, Clerk to the Aberystwyth Rural District Council. S, Market Street. Aberystwyth. 6th April, 1910. q441 SMALL HOLDINGS ACT, 1908. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a draft scheme has been prepared by the Merioneth County Council for the acquisition of 4 acres of Arable Land, No. 1067 O.S. Map. near the village of Bryncrug, Towyo, for Small Holdings. Information as to the contents of the draft scheme can be obtained from the Clerk of the Council. Any objection to the draft scheme is to be « nt in writing to the Board of Agriculture and Fisheries witoia one wetlk from the date of the publication of this notice. ROBERTN. JONES. County Lai d Agent. April 8th. 1910. q448 UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER. FACULTY OF MEBICINE (Including tl e Dental, Pharmaceutical, and Pub ic Health Departments). THE SUMMER SESSION will com- mence on Friday, April 22od, when the Registration if Student* will begin at 9-30 a.m. Lecturea and Practical Work will begin on Tuetday, the 26th. Courtes of Instruction are given which also meet the requirements of other Universities and other Examining Bodies. Clinical Instruction. In association with the University there are Hospitals containing over 1,000 bedt. The New Royal Infirmary, contain- ing 492 beds, which stands in etc-as vicinity of the University, offers unrivalled opportnnitiee l for Clinical Study. The New Dental Hospital, which is also adjacent to the University, is replete with every modern requirement for 'the teaching of Dentistry. There are Halls of Residence for Men and Women Student. Protpectuses as to courses of study and ex- aminations will be fi r warded on application to the Registrar. q259 DR. WILLIAMS' SCHOOL, DOLGELLEY. (Endowed High School for Girls. Boarders &- Day Pupils). Preparation for the Central Welsh Board, Oxford Local Examinations, London and Welsh Matriculation, and University Scholarships. There are three leaving Exhibitions, tenable it places of Higher Education, which are awarded annually upon the result of the year's work. The Buildings and Grounds are excellently adapted to secure the health ani comfort of the girls. A large new wing is now being added to meet the demand for increased accommodation. TENNIS. CYCLING. HOCKEY. Fees :—Boarding, 926 per annum Tuition, fZ. For prospectus, apply to; the Headmistress or to the Clerk to the Governors. p691 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF WALES. ABERYSTWYTH (One of the Constituent Colleges at the University of Wales). President- The Right Hon. LORD RENDEL. Principal— T. F. ROBERTS, M.A. (Oxon.) LtL.D* (Vict.) STUDENTS are prepared for Degrees in (including the applied applied Science of Agriculture), Law, and Music. Sessional Composition Fee, £ 10, with additional Laboratory Fees for Science Students. Registration Fee, £ 1. Men students reside in registered lodgings in the town, or at the Men's Hostel—Warden: Professor J. W. Mar- shall, M.A. Women students reside in tb* 4 Alexandra Hall of Residence for Women— Warden: Miss E. A. Fewine.-For fnll particulars respecting the General Arte and Science Departments, the Law, Agri- culture and Day Training Departments, the Department for the Training of Sec- ondary Teachers, and the Hostels, apply to J. H. DAVIES. M.A., Registrar. -i Do you know that where to get your SMOKING REQUISITES And well groomed and smart attention is at J. LEVENSON THE HIGH-OLASS TOBACCONIST AND HAIRDRESSER, TERRACE ROAD, ABERYSTWYTH. A Speciality 6d, 6d and 7d Mixtures also his famous No, F V. Brand Cigarettes 3t 6d per 100, Post Free,