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W. E. PARRY & Coot AGRICULTURAL AND MOTOR ENGINEERS, MENAl BRIDGE. New & Second OIL ENGINES always on hand. Shafting, Pulleys, Belting. Sole Agents for LISTER OIL and PETROL ENGINES, CREAM SEPARATORS CHURNS, PLOUGr: TRACTORS, SHEEP. SHLAftlNtf MACHINES, S;q,-

Established 1851. WM. DEW and SON ———— AND ———— R. ARTHUR JONES, F.A.I., AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS, SURVEYORS, BANGOR (Tel. 13). CONWAY (Tel. 29). TELEGRAMS, "DEWSON." Sales of Country Estates, Contents of Mansions and Private Residences. Proprietors of Carnarvonshire, Denbighshire and Anglesey Smithfields. NORTH WALES. COUNTY OF DENBIGH, In tho beautiful VALE OF CONWAY. HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE of a FREEHOLD RESIDENTIAL ESTATE consisting of llesnifeace, Gardens and Grounds, with Coachman's Houae and Cot- tage, together with nearly 52 Acres 01 Land, midway between. Llanrwst and Bettwsycoed. MESSRS W. DEW AND SON and R. ARTHUR JONES, F.A.I., have been instructed to OFFER FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at the VICTORIA HOTEL, LLANRWST, on TUESDAY, JULY 8th. 1919, at Two p.m. (subject to Conditions of "Sale to be then produced and road), all that Valuable and Highly Desirable FREEHOLD RESIDENTIAL ESTATE, known as OAKLANDS, Charmingly situated on Eastern Side of the Conway Valley, about two miles from the old-established Market Town of Llanrwst, and about equi-distant from the famous and picturesque Village of Befctws- ycoed. The Property comprises; The oommod- ioud Modern Residence, Gard £ ns> and Grounds, with Coachman's Housb and Cottage, the whole extending to 61&. 3r. ,7p. or thereabouts, occupying i>ne of the Choicest positions in the winole of the far- famed Vale of Conway and commanding beautiful Panoramic Views of the River, itiho Rooks and Woods of Gwydr and the Carnarvonshire Mountains. For Particulars, Plans and Conditions of Sale apply to David Thomas, Esq., Solici- tor, Llanrwst; or to the Auctioneers, at their Offices, Bangor and Conway. NORTH WALES. COUNTY OF CARNARVON. HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE of a very desirable and well-puaced FREEHOLD FARM and LANDS, in the Pariah of Llanigelynin, in the lower portion of the jb&auiiful and fertile Vale of Conway, and ,within eaö-Y reach of Llandudno and Con- way. MESSRS W. DEW and SON and R. ARTHUR JONES, F.A.I., have been instructed to SiELL BY PUBLIC AUC- TION. at the VICTORIA HOTEL, LLANRWST. on TUESDAY, JULY 8th, 1919: at Two p.m. (subject to Conditions of Sale to bo then produced and read), all that Valuable and Very Desirable FREE- HOLD FARM and LANDS known as TAN'RALLT, JSxtendifttg to 75a. Or. 18p. or thereabouts. There is a substantially built Dwelling- House and commodious range of Outbuild- ings, together with fifteen well-fenced, well-waterød enclosures of rich Arable and Pasture Fields of convenient dimensions, ail easily approached ffom goed roads, and now in the occupation of Messrs Day res Bros, as annual tenants at a rental of £ 100. For all further Particular^ Plal1.;l and Conditions of Sale iLpply to J. Lloyd Ed- wards, Esq., Solicitor, Prince's-terraoe, Bangor; or the Auctioneers, a.t their Offices, Bangor and Conway. XORTII WALES. ■ LL" NRWfT and TREFRIW. 31E A LIS AT IQN of a Valuable FREE- HOLT) HOUSE, in the centro of Llanrwst, a~ FREEHOLD COTTAGE and WORK- SHOP, within one mile of the town, and Two Very Desirable DWETiLXNG- HOUSES, in the well-known Health and Pleasure Resort of Trefriw, .IVfESSRS W. DEW and SON and R. ifJL ARTHUR JONES, F.A.I., have been favoured with instructions to OFFER FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at the VICTORIA HOl'EL. LLANRWST, on TUESDAY, the 8th day of JULY, 1919, at 2 p.m. (subject to Conditions of Sale to be then produced and road), the following Valuable and Important- FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. Lot L-All that important and very de. sirable Double-fronted, Stone-built Dwell- ing-House known as "THE BOOT," situate close to the Square, in the old- estaMished Market Town of Llanrwst, and now in the occupation of Mr Evans, Veter- inary Surgeon, at a rental of S48 per an- num. The House contains: Three Reception- rooms, Kitdaen, Scullery, five Bedrooms, two Boxrooms. Included with the House is a commodious Yard (with Oart En- trance), surrounded by Sta.bling for 13, Coach-House, Wash-House, and good Gar- den.- Lot 2.—The Pleasantly situated Freehold Cottage and Workshop known as BRYN- 'l'TRION," occupying an important corner position at the junction of the main and Nebo roads, and close to the Town of Llanrwst. The House, which comprises Parlour, Kitchen, Back Kitdhen, Pantry, threo Bedrooms, is let to Mr R. Williams at a rental of 916. 'fhe Workshop, situ- ated at the end of the Garden, is in hand. Lot 3.-All that well-situated Detached Freehold Residence, known as "ALMA HOUSE," with zood frontage to the main road in Trefriw. The House, which is double-fronted, is constructed of native atone, and has the following accommoda- tion :-Entrance Hall, three Reception- rooms, Kitdhen, Sctiilery, Butler's Pantry, five Bedirooms, Attic, Bath, and the usual conveniences. Vacant possession will be given on completion. Lot 4.All tha.t vaJiyible Semi-detached Freehold Dwelling-House known as "ROWAN HOUSE," TREFRIW, over- looking and enjoying good views of the Conway Valley and River, and within three minutes' walk of the Shops, Post Office, etc. The House, which is now vaoant, contains four Reception-rooms, JCiicfhen, Scullerv nine Bedrooms, Attics, Store- room, Bath, and the iiiual conveniences. Vacant possession wiU be given on com- pletion. Lot 5.—The valuable and well-placed Freehold House and Shop known as I'BEEHIVE," occupying a good position in the centre of the Village of Trefriw. The Property, which comprises Entrance Hall, Shop, Sitting-room, Kituhen, Pantry, and two Bedrooms, is now let to Mr Evan Evans at a rental of £15. io" all further Particulars, Conditions of &alo, etc.. apply as to Lots 1, 2 and 5, to David Thomas, Esq., Solicitor, Llanrwst; *a to Lot 3, to Messrs Chamberlain and Jiionson, Solicitors, Trinity-square, Llan- dudno; or as to th& whole to the Auc- tioneers. at their OftiOOt, Bangor and Oon- Way. LIST OF FORTHCOMING SALES AT AN EARLY DATE, at LLAN- GEFNI (by Order of the Trustees), PENHESGYN ISAF," MENAi BRIDGE, extending to 150 Acres or there- abouts. BRIDGE, extending to 150 Acres or there- abouts. Solicitors: Messrs Baker and Nairn. 3, Crodeloy-square, Bishopsgate, London. AT AN EARLY DATE, at BANGOR, BRADFORD HOUSE, NO. 4, MOUNT-STREET FOUR SHOPS known as JUBILEE BUILDINGS, and 216, 224, 226, HIGH-STREET, BANGOR. Solicitor: R. Gwyneddon Davies, Esq., Ma.rket-6treet, Carnarvon. T AN EARLY DATE, Valuable ±\. FREEHOLD FARMS LANDS, at BEDDGELERT, extending to 2000 Acres. Solicitors: Messrs Nisbett, Daw and Nis- bett, 35, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London. AT AN EARLY DATE (unless pre- viousiy disposed of by private Treatv) Village Properties, near GAERWEN STATION, known as TY'N LLAN, TRE MYNFA, and Corner Plot of Land at Lianddaniel; also Six Houses and Stores known as RHOSGAER, adjoining the Sta- tion. Solicitor: 0. RobynflOwen, Esq., Pwll. heli. AT AN EARLY DATE. ABOUT 70 ACRES of FREEHOLD ACCOMMODATION LAND now forming part of BODFFORDD FARM, near LLANGEFNI. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. COUNTY OF ANGLESEY. PARISHES OF BODWROG. LLAN- DRYGARN, AND LLANBEULAN. MESSRS WT. DEWTND SON AND R. ARTHUR JONES have been favoured wlith instructions from Major H. G. Bodytli an Sparrow to offer for SALE BY PUBijiC AUCTION, at the TOWN HALL, LLANGEFNI. on THURSDAY, AUGUST 21st, 1919, at 2 p.m. (subject to Conditions of Sale to be then produced and read), all that-VALU- ABLE and VEiRY D3SSIRABLE FREE- HOLD FARM and LANDS known as GWYNDY, extending to 318 acre, 3 roods 28 perches or thereabouts (to be offered in 10 Lots). The Farm is conveniently and pleasantly situated, and owing to its favourable posi- tion and the exceptional quality of the land, is well adapted for conversion into several holdings. Also, all that WELL-PLACED FREE- HOLD FARM and LANDS known as DDfHJDWY, extending to 130 acres or thereabouts. Further particulars will appear in future announcements, or in the meantime may be obtained from J. S. Laurie, Esq., Soli- citor, Llangefni, or from the Auctioneers at their Offices, Bangor and Conway. Preliminary Notice. COUNTY OF ANGLESEY. PARISH OF TREFDRAETH. mjESSRS WM. DEW and SON and 15JL R. ARTHUR JONES have been instructed to SELL by PUBLIC AUC- TION at tho TOWN HALL, LLAN- GEFNI, at an early date (unless previ- ously disposed of by Private Treaty), all that valuable and highly desirable com- pact FREEHOLD FARM and LANDS known as "GWNA FAWR." extending to 92 Acres or there- abouts. situate near Bethel Village and within easy distance of Bodorgan L. and N.-W. Railway Station, and comprising some of the richest Arable and Pasture Land in this renowned Agricultural "district of Anglesey. Detailed Particulars and Plan are in course of preparation, and may be ob- tained from the Auctioneers, at their Offices. Bangor and Conway. ANGLESEY. PARISHES of LLANFAIRYNEUBWLL and BODEDERN. DINAM FAWR, Within 11 Miles of Valley L. and N.W. Railway Station. TLfESSRS WM. DEW and SON and R. ARTHUR JONES have received instructions to SELL BY PUBLIC AUC- TION during the month of July (un. less previously disposed of by private treaty), with early possession, the wnolo of that Valuable RESIDENTIAL FARM- ING PROPERTY, known as DINAM FAWR, Extending to an area of 80 Aoree or thereabouts. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, at their Offices, Bangor and Conway. PENMAENMAWR, MESSRS WM. DEW and SON and R. JLTi- ARTHUR JONES axe favoured with instructions to SELL BY PRIVATE TREATY (with early possession) on be- half of the owner, the charmingly situated Residence known as TAN-Y-BERLLAN. Cloee to the best Shopping Centre, G.P.O., and STATION. Accommodation: Three Entertaining-rooms, six Bedrooms, Bath- room, and ell modern conveniences. Term, Leasehold, with 60 years unexpired. Ground Rent, J67. For further particulars apply to the Auc- tioneers, at Bangor and Conway. MONDAY, JULY 7th, 1919, LLANERCIiYMBDD SMITUYLMD. Grading at 10 o'clock. No Stock received for Gra.ding after 11 a.m. SPECIAL SALE OF DAIRY AND STORE CATTLE, COUPLES. Etc, TUESDAY. JULY 8th, 1919. LLANRWST SMITHFIELD. Grading at Eleven a.m. No Stock received for Grading after the above time. SPECIAL SALE OF DAIRY AND &TORB CATTLE, COUPLES. Eta. ESTABLISHED 1863. JOHN PRITCHARD AND CO. (Parker MacKenzie), r AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS. HOUSE. LAND. AND ESTATE AGENTS. Head Office: BANK CHAMBERS. BANGOR. Branch. Office: Llangefni every Thursday. Telephone 47. Bangor. PROPRIETORS OF THE MENAI BRIDGE, VALLEY. AND LLANEROHYMEDD AUCTION MARTS. MR JOHN PRITOHARD l, also the duly appointed Valuer for the Justices of Carnarvon in all Licensing Compensation CMM. Sateo by Auction of Landed Es- tates, Town and Country Properties, the Equipment of Mansions and Privato Residences in any part of North Wales. Valuations personally conducted of Real Estate for Sale by Public Auction or Pri- vate Contract. SPECIALITIES. Land Valuations, Probate, Farm Valuations on Change of Tenancy, Timber, Hotel and Trade Valua- tions in any part of the country. Estates managed ana Rents collected. Inventories carefully made and checked. ANGLESEY SMITHFIELDS. MONDAY. JULY 7th, MEN AI BRIDGE, TUESDAY, JULY 8th, VALLEY. By order of the Ministry of Food, no animals will be accepted at the Grading Station after the advertised time, viz., 11 a.m. HIGHLY IMPORTANT FORTH- COMING SALES OF LANDED PROPERTY in Anglesey and Carnarvonshire to be Sold during the Summer by JOHN PRITCHARD & CO. SURVEYORS and ESTATE AGENTS, BANGORx THE GEORGE HOTEL, BANGOR FERRY. NORTH WALES. HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE of the IN-DOOR AND OUT-DOOR EFFECTS of this well-appointed and far-famed Hotel. JOHN PRITCHARD & CO. (PARKER MACKENZIE) are instructed (in consequence of the Pro- perty being acquired by the North Waies Counties Training College Com- mittee) to SELL BY PUBLIC AUC- TION, on MONDAY, JULY 7th, 1919, and the FOLLOWING FIVE vA YS, commencing at Eleven a.m. punctually each day- AN ASSEMBLAGE OF SUPERIOR WELL-MADE MODERN and ANTIQUE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE And APPOINTMENTS of ELght SIT- TING-ROOMS. tho Large COFFEE- ROOM and DRAWING-ROOM. SMOKE- ROOM, BAR, OFFICE, BILLIARD- ROOM, TAPROOM. HALL, CORRI- DORS, 42 BEDROOMS, and Domestic Offices. It is impossible in ¡¡,n advertisement to give a description, suffice it to say that all the rooms are well furnished, among the items that may be mentioned are an antique Sheraton Sideboard, antique Chip- pendale Dining and othor Tables, a Rare and Valuable Large CONVEX MIRROR, by Fenton, London; a valuable Grand- father Clock, silver and brass dials, in long antique Onippendale Mahogany Case. by William Barker, Wig an; a large and valuable Old Mason Dinner Service, Dessert and Glass Services, a large Col- lection of Old Sheffield and Electro-Plate, Ornamental Items, Ormolu a large oolleotion of valuable Engravings, many associated with the erection of the Suspension and Tubular Bridges: the MAHOGANY BEDSTEAD, with gilt canopy, occupied on occasions by King (ieorige IV., the Duke ot Wellington, Pre- sident Jefferson Davies, and other distin- guished guests: Billiard Table, by Bur- roughes and Watts; three Pianofortes, Blankets, a small quantity of Linen, Brass and. Copper Cooking Utensils, etc. THE OUT-DOOR EFFECTS will in- clude a good Station Omnibus and Landau, Harness, Saddlery, one Posting Horse, Shorthorn Cow with Calf five weeks old, two Yearlings, Open Sow, etc. The w'hole will be more particularly described in Catalogues, la, by poat Is 2d, which may be obtained a week before the Sale from the Auctioneers, Bangvjr.- ON VIEW BY CATALOGUE ONLY (to admit three), FRIDAY and SATUR- DAY, JULY 4th and 5th, from 10.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m., and from 1.30 p.m. to 3.30 p.m. The Hotel is distant just over a. mile from Bangor Railway Station, and about six minutes' walk from Monai Bridge Railway Station. AT AN EARLY DATE. PARISH OF CERRIGCEINWEN. SALE of a Compact FREEHOLD TENE- MENT witia COTTAGE and about Eight Acres of Excellent LAND, suit- able for Poultry Farming, situate on the main Holyhead-road, with long frontage thereto, adjoining Cwmwd Hall, and with- in two miles of the important Market Town of Llangefni, known as HENDRE BACH. in the occiijpation of Mrs Hughes. JOHN PRITCHARD & CO. have been favoured with instructions to SELL the above by Auction in JULY at LLANGEFNI. A Plan of the whole, and furthur parti- culars may be had from the Auctioneers Bank Chambers, Bangor, or from Ridhard Robert's, Esq., Solicitor. Carnarvon. MELINDA-TERRACE, No. 54, COL- -iTi. LEGE-ROAD, UPPER BANGOR. —To be Sold with possession on com- pletion, this comfortable Freehold Resi- dence; two Entertaining-rooms with Bay Windows. Kitchen, Back Kitchen, and Pantry, both with hot and cold water Yard, W.C., Coal House. Ba-throom (H. and C.), and W.C., five good Bedrooms, front and back ent-rances.-Apply. John Pritchard and Co.. Auctioneers, Bangor. MESSRS. WM. DEW SON end R. ARTHUR JONES. MONDAY, JULY 14. GAERWEN SMITHFIELD. Grading at 11 am. No Stock received for Grading after the above time. SPECIAL SALE OF DAIRY AND STORE CATTLE. COUPLES. Etc. TUESDAY, JULY 15th. CONWAY CATTLE MART. Grading at 11 am. No Stock received for Grading1 after the above time. SPECIAL SALE OF DAIRY AND ItTORE OATTLK, COUPLES. Eta PRELIMINARY NOTICE. TUESDAY, JULY 15th, 1919. "WAEN WEN," PARISH OF LLANDYFRYDOG. With right-of-way through Trewyn, in the occupation of Mr Thomas Jones. JOHN PRITCHARD k CO. will SELL the above desirable FREE- HOLD TENEMENT, consisting of House and Buildings and about 14 Acres of Pro- ductive Land by PUBLIC AUCTION at their LLANERCHYMEDD SMITH- FIELD on TUESDAY, JULY 15th, at Tweive noon. Solicitor: Ridhard Roberts, K-q, Carnar- von. Pla,n and Particulars preparing. WEDNESDAY, 16th JULY. PENRHYN HALL, BANGOR, at 11 a.m. prompt. JOHN PRITCHARD & CO. have been favoured with instructions from the Representatives of the late Dr. Hugh Jones, D.D., Tan-y-Maes, Bangor, and others to prepare for SALE by AUC- TION a large quantitv of Superior ANTIQUE and DECORATIVE FURNITURE PICTURES, GLASS, CiUNA. OB. JECTS D'ART, CARPETS, etc., removed to the above Hall for conveni* ence of Sale. On view morning of Sale only, at 9 a.m. Only a few more approved Lots can be taken for this Sale, as the Catalogue will bo strictly limited. Mil WiLUAM HUCKSS. THE SMITHFIELD, BODORGAN. TUESDAY, JULY 8th. 1919. SALE BY AUCTION of STORES, K? DAIRY COWS, and BREEDING EWES. To commence One prm Good Entries. LLANGEFNI. Tyn WILLIAM HUGHES has been iri, favoured Avith instructions by G. Glynne Griffith, Esq., to SELL bv PUB- LIC AUCTION at the BUCL llOTEL YARD on THURSDAY, JULY 10th, 1919, to commence at 11 a.m. prompt:— One large Hearse (by NiarElton, Birming- ham), one email Heat:??, one light-running Waggonette, one Ditto witin movable tqp, suitable for single and pair; one light- running rubber-tyred Gig, one Luggage Oar, one Float, several Sets of Single and Double Harness, Bridles and Riding Sad- dles, twelve Horses, including two excel- lent Black Mares aged five and six .years old,, guaranteed nonert ".voiiters in single and double harness. Abo Two MOTOR CARS—one Swift five-neater and one Slinger five-seater. Further particulars at the Bull Hotel or of the Auctioneer, Yr Erw, Bodorgan. N 1-T R. MR WILLIAM HUGHES in instructed by Messrs Hughes to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION at "LAKE SIDE GARAGE" on FRIDAY, JULY 18th, 1919, an assemblage of Excellent FURNI- TURE, BOATS, and MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES. Particulars in due course. Yr Erw, Bodorgan. AT AN EARLY DATE, COUNTY OF ANGIESEY. PARISHES OF LLANFAELOG AND BODEDERN. MR WILLIAM HUGHES has been favoured with instructions by R. W. Owen, Esq.. to OFFER for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION (if not disposed of by Private Treaty) the following FREEHOLD PROPERTIES :— IN THE PARISH OF LLANFAELOG. The vary desirablo and attractive Farm known as GARREG LWYD, comprising about 26 Acres of excellent La.nd, with commodious modern Dwelling-house and Out-buildings. Fourteen Dwelling-Housse^, with Gar- dens, PigstYe3, etc., Smithy and i Shed, all in the Village of Pencarnisi<ng. LLAIN WEN: Two very neat COT. TAGES with large Quillets. TREGOEGAN: Two DWELLING. HOUSES with good Gardens and a Plot of Land. All the above are occupied by good Ten. ants. The Property is situate in a most healthy locality, and commands excellent views of land and sea. AT BODEDERN. The Freehold Business Premises and Dwelling-house known as SHOP UCHAF, in the occupation of Mies Williams, having a largo frontage to main street, and bac £ entrance to warehouse. For further particulars, apply to the Auctioneer, Yr Erw, Bodoran. AT AN EARLY DATE. COUNTY OF ANGLESEY. PARISHES OF LLANGRISTIOLUS AND TREFDRAETH. MR WILLIAM HUGHES is favoured with instructions by Thomas Hughes, Esq., to OFFER for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION (if <iot Sold by Private Treaty) tho Freehold Properties known &a BRYN- LLWYD, comprising about 15 Acres of Land with excellent Dwelling-house and Out-buildings. Also TYDDYN CRYTH- OR with modern Dwelling-house and Out- buildings and about 7 Acres of excellent Land. Further particulars of the Auctioneer, Yr Erw, Bodorgan. WEST COAST OF ANGLESEY. "|7K>R SALE by PRIVATE TREATY, Modorn Residence: 15 Rooms; aare of Land; conveniently situated, in pilassant locality.-For particulars, apply to Wm. Hughes, Auctioneer, Bodorgan. .) H. T. OWSN A MN. GRADING STATIONS s LLANGEFNI, MONDAY, JULY 7ii.' A iso 20 good STORE CATTLE at 12.30. PENTRAE1TI, TUESDAY, JULY 8tt>. TY CROES, TUESDAY, JULY 15th. /TO BE SOLD, at an early date, 2 £ Acres X of Standing Oats at Penrhos, Llan- gefni. ROBERT « BQOIUS JONES, LLANGEFNI SMITHFIELD. MONDAY, JULY 14. FORTNIGHTLY SALE of Gc^diorf "A 10 «.av AUooafcif tt 32 RHYBUDD. YI MAE wedi dyfod yn ddiweddar i wyibodaeth perihvnasau Mr Lewis Huigfaes, U.H, Abereilian, Amlwch, fod adroddiadau athrodua ynglyn a Mr 5ji»|rfhes wedi bod, ao yn cael eu lledaenu n ddidhellgar, yn Sir Fon. Nid oes y sail lleiar, mewn gwirionedd, r p/Jroddiaduu crybwylledig. Y maent 7 a effeitlhio yn ddifrifol ar enw a dhymer- s.. -i Mr Huigthes, ac ar wahan i'r ffaith nad cr j yr un gair o wirionedd yn yr adrodd- fuEau, no eu bod yn anghraawntadwy ac y • ddiaanhetiol yn mil eyngaws, maent L <fyd yn greulawn dro-, ben, gan fod y 6,,Iipd-,iwr iK-h • yn awr, yn yr America am '■»5i .iii# sesv- :n. a gjda'r unig amoan—wedi hir "">y y rhyfel—o ymweled-ia'i if v Mly yn awr yn a nt aItuog « gymryd y crumau ayffredin $>dd yn a .go red iddo yn erbyn ei athrod- vyr. Yr ydym yn awr wedi ein cyfarwyddo i x'oddi Rjhybud'd C^hoeddua y bydd cyfraith trwy ardhiad (injunction), uea trwy un- i-jyw g-wrs priodol arall, yn ciael ei chym- rrd ar unwaitih yn erbyn unrhyw berson a -wjjaifT dc!,Nv,d neu ail-adrodd, y oyfryw adlroddiadau atitrodus yn erbyn Mr Huig!he3. Y ell a cli, nid yw y Rhyibudd hwn i .rt.ael ei ystvried fod Mr Hu,gI.cs yn rhyd'd'- hau ei hawl i trimryd cyifraith vn erbyn y pcrsonau f-ydd eisoes wcdi cyc^i»vyn, neu atfrodd, neu ail-adrodd, neu ledaenu yr ad- foddiud'au creulawn, llwfr, a diisail hyn. Dyddiedig y 25ain o Fehcfin, 1919. WYNN PAYNTER and JONES, Cyfreithwyr, Amlwch. -'7 —— Re OWEN THOMAS, Deceased. Irfite of Ltywarch, near Amlwch, Retired Builder and Contractor. jJ" A LL persons having any claims or de- "1. manidis against the Estate of the obove-named deceased, arc hereby reo <iue6fted to send particulars thereof to us, u Solicitors for the Excau-tor of the said (fw;en Thomas deceased, on or before the 23rd day of July, 1919. this 2nd day of July, 1919. W YNNE PAYNTER and JONES, Solicdtora, Amlwclii. .¿ VALLEY RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL LLANFAELOG WTATER ACff, 1914. BPECIAL ACTS (EXTENSION OF TIME) ACT, 1915. ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEK that the 1 Valley Rural District Council (here- iMfier Wferred to as "the Council") ha-, o applied to the Local Government Board how the Ministry of Labour) for an Order under the provisions of the SfpeciaJ his {Eixtenision of Time) Act, 1915, to extend until the 8th day of July, 1920, t^ja period limited by Section 5 of the LtamaeLoig Water Act, 1914, for the com- pu-tstory purdhase of Lands for the purposes r-f thai Act. t The Lamb hcM. einbefope'referred to ari- situate in the parish of Lleehcvnfarwydd ifl the R-tiral District of TSvrcefyn and in the parishes of LLandrygarn, Llianbeulasn, Ceirohiog, and L-laiitfaelog in tho Rural District of Valley, all in the County of Anglesey, and required for the con- etruotion of tihe Waterworks authorised by the paid Act of 1914 and for the other purposes of that Act. The Lands are delineated on the plana and describe^ in tho book of reference thereto deposited in reepeict of the Bill for the said Act of 1914 in the month of November, 1913, with tihe Clerk of the Peace for the County of Anglesey, and so far as concerned their respective Rural Districts and Parishes with the Clerks or Chairman of the Parish Councils of Llooh. cvTifarwydd, Llandrygarn, Llanbeulan, Ceirdhiog, and Llanfaelog, and with the Clerks to the RuTal, District Councils of Twrcelvn and Valley. AND NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR. THMR GIVEN that any persons desirous of making any rejprcsentation to the Local Government Board (now the Ministry of Labour) or of bringing forward any objec- tion respecting the Application may do so •by letter addressed to the Secretary, Ministry of Health, Whitehall, London, S.W.I, on or before the 25th day of July, 1919; a copy of such representation or objections should at the same time be sent to the Council addressed to the under- pinned Solicitor. A copy of t'he said deposited plans show- ing the Lands hereinbefore referred to may ■be inspected at tho Office of the under- mentioned Solicitor, C. E. Moreton- Prichard, Ilolj^hoad, on any week-day ex- cept Saturday between the hour,s of Ten a.m. and Five p.m., and on Saturdays between Ten a.m. and One p.m., by anv j>ers»n interested in the Application'. Dated this first day of July, 1919 C. E. MO MI-MARD. Solicitor Holyhead. SHARPE, PRITCHARD and 00.. Partiament Mansions, Orcfliar d -street, V ictoria-stroet, Westminster, S.W.I, Parliamonta.ry Agents. A WHITE ELEPHANT SALE will be held at 1 PENYSARN COUNCIL SCHOOL oil j WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Z7th, 1919, in aid of the LLANWENLLWYFO BUILDING FUND, and will be opened by LADY NEAVE, LLYSDULAS. PLWYF LLANFFLEWYN. ■A R WERTH, Mynydd Blewog, Fferm -i*- ddia, yn mesur tua 90 aoer.—Pob mareylion i'w oael gan J. Williams, Tai UrhaJ, Bodedern. DAVID JONES CO., RHOSGOCH SMITHFIELD. TUESDAY, JULY 8th. 1919. GRADING OF FAT CATTLE AND SHEEP. (Stock will not be aocepted for Grading after Ten a-m. SALE of STORE CATTLE, DAIRY COWS, Eta, at One p.m. Entries coBcited. Good demand. 30, Mona-etreet, Amlwch. r GEILW PETER JONES, PENRHOS HOUSE, GWALCHMAI, tylw Ama«thwyr Mon at ei fod yo prynna pob math 6 ANIFEILIAID MEIRW. D YDD P.Ji yn Llangefni ddydd lau. Bydd gap P.J. pirer dda o Lol (iwlybion bob dydd lau yn Llangefni COUNTY OF ANGLESEY. BRYNGWALLEN, LLANERCHY- MEDD. mO BE SOLD by Private Treaty, this A valuable Freehold Farm, containing about 109 Aores.—Apply to E. J. Lewis, Bryngwallen, Llanerchymedd. "WTCTANTED, about the middle of July, » ii -or Man Servant, unmarried, not under 40 ;ears of ag-e.-Addrem, "J. "Clorianydd" Office. Llangefni. ci YN EISIEU Gwr a. Gwraig i gymeryd gofal Capel Moriah (M.Cl, Llan- gefni, a'r Adeiladau, etc. Cyflog teilwng a Thy eyfleuis.-Ymcfy tier ag E. M. Ro- berts, Bank House, Llangefni. YN EISIEU, mewn tref, Geneth o'r wlad, 15 i 18 e»ed; mantais i ddyegu gwaith ty yn dtwyadl; dim golchi; cedwir dwy.—^Ymofyner, trwy iythyr, a Druggist, "Chronicle" Office, Bangor. WANTED, at once, a House-Parlour- maid, for Doctor's House, in Lei- cestershire; good wages offered to suitable person; must have good refewencee.- Apply to Mrs Sferacihan, at Gwynfryn, Benliech Bay. Anglesey. cl WANTED, at once, General Maid, able to plain cook; small private family; last maid eleven years; good re- ference needed.—Apply, stating wa^ea re- quired, HLias, BrjTi Menai, Deganwy, near Llandudno. ol "^ITN EISIEU, Gwr a Gwraig, i gymryd A gofal Capel Peniel M.C., Llan- ddona.—Am y telerau, ymofyner a W. H. Jones, Arvon House, Llanddona. Ceis- iadau i fod mewn liaw ar neu cyn Gor- ffennaf Ied. cl NTED a good General Sen-ant; » » able to undertake washing for a Country Rectory in South Carnarvonshire; narv near sea; two in family; wages. E22 per annum; daily outings.—Write, "E.D. Ooria.nydd" Office, Llangefni. WANTED, for neighbourhood of Lon- don good General Servant; four in family; help given; age, 25-35; ptate wa,ges.-Apply, by letter with particulars, to Mrs Rojoea-tson, at Ty'n Lon Farm, Marian Glas, A.igleeey. YOUTH, with or without experience. Wanted for Groceries and Pro- visions.—Apply, Star Supply Stores, Llan- geifni. riWO or Three Furrow Tractor Ploughs, A specially strong, improved; Scufflers, Rubber Tyres fixed on Horse Vehicles while waiting; best quality. E. Davies and Sons, Crown-street, ",Carna.rvon. RHODDIR RHYBLTDD drwy hyn y sa^thir pa gi bynnag geir yn crwy- dro ar dir Bodrowydd. Ty Croea. — W. Edwards. cl WANTED, Motor Oar and Motor Cycle, in good condition. Send description and price to "Motor," "dor- ianydd" Office, Llangefni. cfl ATN EISIEU, ar unwaith, TV ac ocer A neu ragor o Dir; vn Sir Fon; bocld- Lawn i da3u o ddau i c'riwe' chant.—Anfon- wdh prig a many lion i^H. G. Jones, Estate 'and General Broker, 25, Victoria-st., Lirer. pool. cl ON SALE 5 mites from Holyhead, 1J from Valley, 30 Acres Hay Crop, in lots of 4 to 12 Aores.—Apply, by letter, "Valley," "Clorianydd" Office, Llaa- gofni. ol TAILOR Wanted; permanent employ- ment. Also Apprentice. — Apply, Parry, Tabernacle, Benlledh. CLAYTON THRESHING MACHINE, c in good condition. Apply Mr John Jones. 75, Lledwigan-terrace, Llan- erdhymedd. ON SALE, near Valley, 18 Acres of Land, including three Acres of Building Sites; 180 yards facing highway and 250 yards on sea shore, Holykiead .-F ,Bay idw,&rd-m, Tabor Hall, Valley. TtY ar Werth; Dunloe House, Lon -'L Getfn, Rhosybol.—^Ymofyner, J. D. Griffith, 29, Gilbert-street. Holyhead. AR WERTH, Engine (5 h.p.) a Dyrnwr (drum 4ft), newydd bron; o waith Marcliall.—Ymoheber am fanylion a "En- gine," "Clorianydd" Office, Llangefni. TlO LET, 17^ Acres .good Grazing Land, with never failing supply of water; in easy distance of all Anglesey Stale Yarai.-kpply, Messrs H. T. Owen and Son, Auctioneers, Llangefni. R SALE Rover Motor Cycle, 1914, -T 3 H.P., three speed, excellent con- dition, and Tyres. Davies, The Grove, Menai Bridge. ON SALE, two Spaniels and Retriever; firsit-clasa workers; retrieving to hand.—Address, "Box 101," "Clorianydd" Office, LUngefni. CANARIES, every variety, for Breed- ing and Singing. List Free. For catching Sparrows and other destructive Bird, Rats, Rabbits, Mice, etc., humane- ly, also best Chicken Coops and Runs, Colla,psible Chicken and Rabbit Runs, cheapest, best in Gt. Britain, see List "B," stamp.—W. Rudd. Bird Specialist, Norwich. o WANTED, to Rent, House; good elevation; near sea; in North Wales; ten to twelve Bedrooms, four or five Reception-rooms; good Garage; 30 to 100 Acres of Land: Cow-houses, and two good Cottages lat least); south or south- west aspect; modern drainage and good water atippiv.-AWy to Brown and Co., Chester Ltd., Estate Agents, Eastgate- row, Cneflter. o Ceify/au a Gwartheg Meirw MAB JOHN ROBERTS CAE DDAFYDD, LLANGEFNI, YN PRYNU CEFFYLAU A GWARTHEG BYW A MARW. Ac yn rhoddi y PRIS UCHAF am danynt. F.'o ojrrchir or rkJwbyniad Telegram. j DANNEDD. YMWELA DR. JONES, D.D.8. (A.M.), SURGEON DENTIST. CRAIG OWEN, BANGOR, A LLANGEFNI, bob DYDD IAU, yH 16, LLEDWIG AN -ROAD, o 12 tan 5.30 o'r gloch. Yrfi MANGOR, BOB DYDD ond dyddiau Mawrth ao lau. o 10 tan 6 o'r gloch. A LLANERCHYMEDD, gyda, MISS OWEN. DRUID HOUSE, o 10 hyd 1 o'r glochj ao AMLWCH, gyda MR HUGHES, Stationer, o 2 hyd 5 o'r gloch, w DDYDDiAC MAWRTH. Garffennaf lofed4 Awst 12fod,$Medi Pfed. Ym Medi bydd Mr A. Williams, post. feistr Llandudno, yn ymneUlduo, ao olyn- nir ef Ian Mr W. W. Ypung, o Lythyrdy Penbedw. Everything for Gent's and Boys" Wear AT THE PARAGON. LLANGEFNI. NOTED FOR QUALITY. Newest Styles. Best Value. Lowest Prices ALWAYS AT WILLIS SHAW'S. 0. Hosiery, BEE HIVE, LLANGEFNI. :=:Ias- Czfoves. Umbrel" New Spring and Summer Goods. Smart New Costumes, Coat Frocks, Robes, &c. Matron's Silk and Alpaca Coats. Millinery always the Smartest and Best Collection. Splendid Stock of Serges, Gabardine Cloths, Voiles in great varieties. Mournings a Speciality. O. R. ROWLANDS. 1 WITH PEACK Many changes will ctme If in I need of ready cash, we are pre- I pared to Advaac* from £10 ttpwarjU PRIVATELY on NOTE OF HAND only. No Fees Charged. Easy Termss Short Term Loans a Speciality. GEORGE PAYNE & SONS, 3, Crescent Road, RHYL ESTABUSHED 1870. SPECIAL TERMS TO FARMERS. BORRow from a Private Gentleman JO who is prepared to Lend you J310 to £ 1000 on Dav of Application, at In- terest and REPAYMENTS LOWER than the ORDINARY MONEYLENDER. No Fees. Distance no object (Apply in confid,enoe).-L HYMAN, 22. Tib Lane, Manchester. Ol O to £ 1 000 Advanoed Privately w to Farmers, Traders, and others, on. Note of Hand, any distance. Business completed through the Post—Nat. Adv. and Inv. Society, Ltd., 41, Corporation- etreet, Mancuseter. Branch: 32, Farrar- road, Bangor. ol Hadan, y goren o bob math. CARTER'S TESTED SEEDS. COOPER TABER'S SEEDS, Etc., etc. Mae'r oil o'r hadau yr ydym yn werthu elcni wedi eu profi yn ol gofynion y Bwrdd AmaethyddoL Cofier y cyfeiriad lie ceir yr Hadau Prefcdig Goreu: R.R. JONES, Central Pharmacy (Late Pritchard), LLANGEFNI, 1 HEFYD APOTHECARIES* HALL, AMLWCH. ER COF. DYMUNAF alw svlw'r cyhoedd a Phwyll^orau Cofebau y Dewrion at y cyflenwad goreu o Gerrig- Nadd, o bob natur, sydd gennyf at eu galwad ar y rhybudd lleiaf, Gan ddiolch am gefnogaeth y gorffen- nol, ceisiaf eto gadw yr un mewn GWAITH CYWRAIN. DEFNYDDIAU GONJST. PRISIAU RHESYMOL, CWBLHAD BVAN. Ei lyfnion go.f-gdlofnau, a'l gerrig- Rhagorol ddefnyddiau; Hudol ei holl gerfiada-u, Ac abl o hyd i'w cwblhau. JOHN GRIFFITHS, Manumental Works, GLAN HWFA ROAD, LLANGEFNI. RAT REMEDY > I The Right Weapon for the Rat War it 1 'RODINE' RAT POISON I Fascinating and Fatal, It I HHSK wipes out swarms in a night. I M., I/ 2/ «/ S/ Post. m. I HARLEY, Chemist PERTH J KSBCIk <M'aU ■■■■BP &J. Ageuta:R. R. Jones. Caenust, Llangefai. and Amlwch; R. A. Evans, Chemist, Portdi&oryyic, and Rees Fxtberta, Menai Bridge. rISIEU PAWB I WYBOD FOD DAVIES, Kennels, Llangefni yn barod i roddi mwy na neb arall ym Mon am Geffylaa « Gwartheg Mekw o bob maint ao oedran. Anfonir i'w cyrchu yn ddioed ar dder. byniad "telegram" neu "post card." Prisiau: Gwartheg, 12m i 22s- Dynewaid, 6a 1 12B; Uoi, i fyhy i 5s; a Cneffylau. 121 i 18b. d

DIM SESIWN YM MON. Yr oedd v Sesiwn Chwart-erol i fod yng N^baergybi heckfyw (Mercher), ond anfon- ooa Clero yr Heddwch gllan air fcl hyn:— "Ni chynfielir y Sesiwn, gan nad oes neb t i'w brofi nac unrhyw aohos i'w

BARA YNTE PLU? CENEDL DLAWD YN WYNEBU" GAELAF; Bu Syr Auckland Geddes vn mveyd tipyn o wir pi a on yn Crewe. I>ywedod<f fod swm arutliirol o ari&n yn oael ei wario am bethau diwertii, ac ni-d oedd y gwaith o gyflenwi'r pothau hyn o unrhyw werth ydhwaith hen wlad yn ei hoi. Yr oedd y twbi yn oael arian ac yn eu gwario ar befchau mewn ffordd oedd yn bygwtb gwneud ein buddugoliaeth yn ofer, Er en^hraifft, yr o^dd xawy o grrrw yn cael ei frajgu yn y wlad hon na chyn y rhyfel. Ptahain y dywedai'r bobl ei fod yn brin? O.ierwydd fod mwy o yfed amo, onerwydd bod mwy o amser i'w yfed, ac oherwydd bod mwy o aria-n i dalu am dano. Y can- lyniad oedd fod v bragwyr yn gorfod an* fon !hwnt i'r mor am fwy o haidd a bops. Felly yr oedd hefyd gyda hanner cant o bethau. Wrth anfoli i wledydd eraill am gwsrw. am sidan i wneud hosannau, a phlu at hetiau, yr oeddym yn ychwaneigu at ein dyled ani bethau y gellsid gwneui bebddyrtft. Yr oedd yn rhaid i»ni wrth fwyd, deunydd gwaiih, ootwm, rubber, copr, olew, a gwlan..Po fwyaf o arian an. fonesm ymaith am foetli-bethau, mwyaf yn y byd oedd raid dalu am y Ileiii oedd ya anhebgorol. Elai pris y bwyd y gaeai iiesaf y t-uhwnt 1 freudkiwyd undyo (Llais; "Mwy o cyf. log"). Ond dydd yma. ddim arian i dalu oyflograu, gan y niaid anfon yr arian i wledydd eraill am fwyd. Nid oedd arian i dalu cyflog yn golygu dim pan nad oedd gwerth gwirioneddol tu ol i'r arian. Dyna oedd y wlad hon wedi ei angliofio y gwerth raid fod y tu o3 i arian, sef y nwy. au newydd a gynhyrchid am arian. d oedd in gweitilifeydd godi mwy o'r hanner am eu nwyddau na'r America, as yr oedd llai o farchnadoedd inni yn y byd nag erioed o'r blaen. Ffolineb o'r mwy- af oedd cytfyngii ar swm y nwyddau alleaa droi allan. Gwnai perchenogion y ffatrf- oedd a'r gweitlnfeydd hynyna i gael pris- iau uwdh, a gwneid hyn gan v gwedthwyr eu hunaixi modd y byddai iddynt fwy o waith. Nid oedd namvn gwall^ofrwydd noeth. Ti-afnidiaeth o cnewyilyn byw- yd y Wladwriaeth, ac yr oeddym yn oolli'f ydliydig fardhriadoedd oedd inni yn y byd oiherwydd fod ein trafnidiaeth ar hyn 9 brvd yn cerdded mor araf. Wedi bod am bum mlynedd yar chwrthu'n cyfalaf i fyny'n deilchion, nid gwaitih hawdd inni fyddai ymadfer. Ni* gallwn fyw fel miliwnyddion os mor dlawi a llygoden eglwys. A dYlLa oeddym hedd. ywœJ1!eJd! dTawd; eto4. n byw mvis Pt byddem gyfoethog. Pwysioacih "fyddai cael bara y g" nea.( na chael plu yr haf. Nid oedd ol-t- aith inni fedru tynnu drwodd heb "gadw'n pennau" a sylweddoli'n sefyllfa. Rha.id inni gofio ein bod yn byw ar gyu. hyrchu ac ar drafnidiaeth, a rhaid oedd ymroi i'r pethau hyn o un gal on ac un ysbryd, fel yr aiferai Prydain wneud yn awr ei threial.

AELOD MON A MIL WYE CYMRU. Yn Nliy y Cvffredin, yr wythncw deli.. wedidaf, galwodd Syr Owen Thomas Sylw'r Senedd at yr anghyfiawnder a wneir a mil. wyr a morwyr Cymreig, a'u teuluoedd„ fo'n a-pelio at- Dribiwnal j Pensiynau. CynsheJlr cyfarfodydd y Tribiwnal hwn ym Manceinion; mae ei holl aelodau a'i swydd* ogion yn Saeson uniaith; cerrir T gweith- rediadiau ymlaen yn yr iaith Seisnig; a phaji ymddengys Cymro neu Gymraes ger eu bron i ddadleu ei achos ef neu ei deulu, goaodir ef o dan anfantais amlwg wrth geisio (Jweyd ei gwyn. a'r amgyldhiadau, meiwn iaitn estronol. Hawliai Syr Owen Thomas y dylid caei Tribiwnal Cymreig, mewn lie c-anolog yng Ngogledd Cymru, modd y byddai'r Oymro uruaith ar yr un tir a'r Sais. Atebodd Syr Worthington Evans fod ym mryd y Llywodracth i bonodi Tribiw- nal Teithiol, fuasai yn ymweled a gwahan- ol drefi yng Ngogledd Cymru, ac y gullai y sawl fon apolio at y Tribiwnal ym# ddangos felly yn y lie mwyaf cyfleus idd* ynt. I gyfarfod ag anhawster yr iaitb, bydd i'r Llvwodraotii benodi Is-Gadeirydd i'r Tribiwrial fo'n medru Cymraeg; pen- odir hefyd Yegrifennydd o Gymro ya: medru'r iaith, yr hwn a waaanaethai hefyd fel cyfieithydd wrtli raid. Derbyniwyd y mynegiad hwn gy dhymeradwyaeth udiel gan yr aelodau Cymreig. Nid hwn oedd y tro cyntef i aelod Mon ahr sylw'r awdurdodau at V crweetiwn wwysig hwn, ond yn awr y oaf- odd gandavnt ganiatau hyd yn oed hyn • fraint i'r Cymro. Ond, yn enw pob rheawm, paham y rhaid i'r Cymro fod o dan anfantais 0 j gymharu a'r Sais? A pliahain J gwneir vr iaith Gymnseg yn rhyw fath o forwyn fach i "my lady" y Saesneg? Paham Is« Gadeirydd o Gymro i Dribiwnal yng Ngliyniru Palkam na fynnai'r aelodau Cymreig gae] pob aelod or 'Tribiwnal yn Gymry, a phob swyd-dog ohono yn medra Cymraeg yn ogystsal a Saeeneg?

Ni red y "L.1. Marguerite" o Lerpwl i'r Fenai eleni, oherwydd gwrthodai dynion y dociau gario gto iddi yn y tos., Y mae'r cwmui wedi ci Uogi i'r ew!nnt sy'n cludo o Lerpwl i Ynys Msflaw. Rhocs Mr H. R R&thbone. Lerpwl, brawd y Miss Rathbone pydd m.)r amlwg ei gwasanaeth i addysg ym Mon, 5250p i sefydlu cadair social ecicnce" ym JwBir ysgol Lerpwl.