Carnarvon and Denbigh Herald and North and South Wales Independent

rial, ffiflgal, &t. J THE EXPLOSIVES ACT, 1875. In pursuance of "The Explosives Act, 1875," and in accordance with tfaS; -directions of the Board of Trade in this beihaM, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the several Railway Companies whose respec- tive names are set fortih at the foot of this Notice intend to- apply to the Board of Trade for the of "Nos. 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 14, 15, and 19 of their Bye-Laws for regulating the Loading, Unloading, and) Conveyance of Ex- plosives on their respective Railways, as now proposed to be amended by such Itelway Lom- jpatrvie^ and as' set ouIt, in the Schcdulo hereto. And Notice is Hereby also Given, that during one calendar month from the date of to Notice, any local authority, corporation, or person interested1 may forwarrdl objections or suggestions with (re- spect to the said Bye-Laiws to the Assistant- Secretary (Railway Department), Board of 'Trade, Whitehall Gardens, London, S.W., at the jsame time transimittinig copy of such objections or suggestions to the undersigned as below. 19th December, 1902. H. SMART. THE SCHEDULE ABOVE REFERRED TO. IBve-Laws Nos. 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 14, 15, and 19, for the Regulation of the Loading, Unloading, and Conveyance of Explosives by Railway, as proposed to be amended. 6. Gunpowder and! any Explosive authorised 1>T the Secretary of State to be packed in met a .c cases or cylinders as outer packages, i packed in metallic cases or cylinders whHb, f".m__o e jrequiremenitsi of th? Explosives Act, J. to, are of a pattern approved by the Company, imay be conveyed along with, ordinary Goods traffic m a carnal not containing any article or substance liable to cause or communicate fire or explosion. 7 No Explosive of the 5th (fulnunate) Class, nor awv Explosive of the 6th (ammunition) Class containing its own means of ignition, nor any I Explosive of the 7t.h (firework) Class, shall oe conveyed in the same carnage with any Ex- plosive not of the class and division to which it ■belongs. 8. There shall not be conveyed m the same; carriage with any Explosive, anything of the nature of Lucifer or other Matches, Acidls or other Chemicals, Petroleum or other inflammable liquid. Calcium Carbide, Oily Goods, Charcoal, Lamp Black, or any other article or substance of an infbmmablenature or liable to spontaneous ignition or to cause or communicate fire or ex- plOsion. 9. On each sidle1 of every carriage containing, any Explosive there shall be affixed in con- spicuous characters, by means of a. securely at- tached label or otherwise, the word "Explosive, or the name of the Explosive with the word ''Explosive," except when containing Explosive packed in metallic cases or cylinders as. provided: for in the 6th of these Bye-Laws; and every carriage containing Explosive shalll be placed as far as practicable from the engine attached to the train. 12. Explosive, .unless contained in metallic cases or cylinders, shall be conveyed only in a Gkinpowdter Van. 14. In loading or unloading alny Explosive, the packages containing the same shall, as far a« practicable, fee passed! from Wand to hand and not to be rolled upon the ground, and in no case shall any such packages be rolled1 unless clean bides, cloths, or sheets have been previously laid' diown on the platform or ground over which the same are to be rolled. Packages containing Explosive shall not be thrown or dropped down. but shall be carefuUy deposited and stowed in such manner as to prevent any displacement of the packages during transit. 15. No person while employed 'in loading, Btowinc in any earria'ge, or unloading any Ex- plosive0 sih all wear boots or shoes with steel or iron nails, steel or iron heels, or metal tips of anv kind, or have about his person any lucifer màtcb., explosive, or means of striking a. light.; (und all persons employed in the loading, stow- ing, or unloading of any Explosive shall, while such loading, stowing, or unloading are going on abstain from smoking. 19 The Company miy refuse to receive, ior- •ward carrv, or allow to be brought, or carried jCpon their Railway, any carriage or package (which they suspect to be paciked or sent, or to contain 'any article or thing patckedl or sent in cont raventiion of the ISaIÍd Act or of any of tihese Bye-Laws, or not in accordance therewith, andi 5ncase any carriage or package which the Com- pany suspect to be so packed or sent. "1' to enrn- tain aury such article or thing as 'aforesaid, shall be upon any Railway of the Oompany, tifoe Com- pany may "open, or require such carriage or package to be opened, to ascertain the fact. Names of the Railway Companies giving the atbove Notice. Blurry Belfast and County Down Belfast and Northern Counties Brecon and Merthyr Tydfil Junction Caledonian Cambrian Cheshire Lines Committee CTeator and Workington Junction ■Cockermouth Keswick and Penrith Colne Valley and Halstead Cork Bandon and South Coast Dublin Wioklow and Wexford1 ESotand West Junction East and West Yorkshire Union J Fuxness ) Gnrstang and Knot End ) Glasgow and South Western "Great Central Great Eastern Great Northern Great Northern (Ireland) Great Northern af Scotland Great Southern and Western Great Western Gwendraeth Valleys Highland Hu.U Barnsley and West Riding Junction Rail- -way and Dock Lancashire and Yorkshire Lancashire Derbyshire and East Coast London and North Western- Lon don and South Western London Brighton and South Coast London Tilbury and Southend Macclesfield Committee Manchester 'and Milford Manchester South Junction and Altrincham Maiypcrt and Carlisle Mersey Metropolitan Metropolitan District Midland Midland and Great Northern Joint Committee Midland and South Western Junction Midland amd Great Western Midi Wales Neath and Brecon Northampton and Banbiwy Junction North and South Western Junction J North British North Eastern North London North Staffordshire Oldham Ashton-upon-Lyne and Guidle Bridge function. Portpa.trick and Wigtownshire Railways Joint 'Committee. Port Talbot Raalway "and Docks I Rhondda and Swansea Bay Rhymmey Sheffield and Midland Railway Companies Committee South Eastern and Chatham 'Railway Com* gKuniies' Managing Coinmdifetee. Southwold Taff V ate West, Clare Wirral Wrexham Moldi a.nd Connah's Quay. Nolle.—Copies of objections o eugjg«9tdotoiB joust be forwarded to H. iSMART, Railway Olear- House, Seymour Street, London, N.W. 8IiIi: -= [Dicksons MARDI L Y QROWN FOREST, FRUIT, AND ALL OTHER TREES & PLANTS EVERGREENS, ROSES, &c. Stocks quite Unequalled for 'QUALITY,' 'VARIETY,* j Priced Catalogues Post Free. NURSERIES 800 ACBEB. || Chester oorial, Jrtgat, &t. THE FISHERY DISTRICT OF THE RIVER DEE AND ITS TRIBUTARIES. COUNTY OF MERIONETH. AT a Meeting of the Merioneth County Coun- cil, held at Dolgelley, in the said County, on the 4th day of December, 1902, the following Gentlemen were appointed Conservators of the River Dee Fishery District, pursuant to the 15th Section of the Salmon Fishery Act, 1865, namely:— The Hon. C. H. Wynn, Rug Corwen. Charles H. O. Calverley, Esq. Crogen, Cor- wen. John Oliver Fugb. Esq., The Bank Corwen. Horatio Edward Walker, Esq., Corwen. Mr Moses Roberts, High Street, Bala. Mr John Williams Roberts, Tanyrhall, Bala. ROBT. JONES, Clerk of the Metioneth County Council. 20th Deoember, 1903. y807mw ANGLESEY HILARY QUARTER SESSIONS, 1903. NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN that the next General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the County of Anglesey will be holden in the Police Court, at HOLY ME AD, in and for the said County, on Wednesday, the 7th day of January, 1903, when the Court will open at half-past Ten o'clock in the morning precisely. The Charge to the Grand Jury will then be delivered by the Chairman, and the Court will thereupon proceed with the Criminal and Civil Business. The Clerks to the Justices of the several Divisions are requested to transmit to me at my Office, at Beaumaris, seven days before the Sessions, all Depositions, Returns of Fines, Convictions, and Recognizsnces, which shall have been then taken, together with instructions for indictments. JOHN RICE ROBERTS, Clerk of the Peace. Beaumaris, 13th December, 1902. y?86c615hl07i« COUNTY OF MERIONETH. LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1888. N5T1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the next Quarterly Meeting of Standing Joint Committee of Quarter Sessions amd Counlty Council, under Section 30 of the above Act, will be held in the County Hall, DOLOELLEY, in the said County, on Tuesday, the 6th day of January, 1903, at the hour of half-past one o'clock in the afternoon, when the Committee will proceed to the oonsidartition of 1fue business relating to the application or management of the County Stock or lWe within, the jurisdiction of the Committee under Sub-Section 3 of Section 30 of the said Adt,- and all persons- having any demand againstthe Committee are requested to forward particulars thereof in writing to the County Treasurer a.t Dollgelley on or before the 3rd day of January, 1903. Dated this 12th day of December, 1902. ROBT. JONES, y778m Clerk to the said Committee. MERIONETH QUARTER SESSIONS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the next General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the County of Merioneth will be held in the County Hall, at DOLGELLEY, in the said County, on Tuesday, the 6th day of January, 1903, ait 10.30 a.m., when the Grand and Petty. JurOis will bo onjktl and1 fho Grvurt will prrvefted I to hear and determine aal matters brought before them in the following ordleT—1.—In the trial of prisoners. 2.—In the hearing of appeals. 3.— In hearing motions and in the tnamaction of such other business as may be brought before the Court. And Notice is Hereby also Given that all Grand amd Petty Jurors, all persons bound by re- cognisance to prosecute and give evidence or surrender in discharge of their bail, and all appellants, mspondients and their witnesses, and all persons bound by recognisamloein any civil procelOOing are to appear and be in attendance at the time and place aforesaid. Appeals to be heard must be entered with me not later than two o'clock in the afternoon of the day preceding the Sessions. Dated this 12th day of December, 1902. ROBT. JONES, I y779m Clerk of the Peace.- I COUNTY OF CARNARVON. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Assize and General Gaol Delivery for the County of Carnarvon will be opened at CAR- NARVON, on Saturday, the 17th day of January. 1903. before the Honourable Sir Gainsford Bruce, Knight, and the Honourable Sir Walter George Frank Phillimore, Barenet, two of the Justices of Bi3 Majesty's High Court of Jnstioe. All Justiceq of the Peace, Mayors, Coroners, Esoheators, S'ewarda, Chief-Constables, Bailiffs of Hundreds and Liberties, within the said County, and all Jurors, Persona bourd by RECOGNIZEE BP, Prosecutors, Witnesses, and all others having business at the said Aedizes are I hereby rrqoired to attend at the Countv Hall, I Carnarvon, aforesaid on Monday, the 19th day January, 1903, at 11 o'olook in the forenoon precisely. I Dated this 24th day of December, 1903. EPHKAIM WOOD, Esquire, Sheriff. I JOHN FENS A.. Under-sheriff. Chester. GABTBB, VISCENT & Co., 4, Church Btreet, Carnarvon, Aoting Under-Bberiffs. c631w (6589) ORDER OF THE BOARD OF AGRICUL- TURE. I (dated 19th December, 1902.) r ■ >-HE Board of Agriculture by virtue and in f X exeroise of the powers in them vested I under the Diseases of Animals Aots, 1894, and 1896, and of every other power enabling them in this behalf do order, and it ia hereby ordered as follows:- The date on which the Order of the Board described in the sohedule hereto shall come into operation is hereby further altered to the First day of June, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Three. In witness wheraof the Board of Agriculture I have hereunto set their Official Seal this Nine. teenth day of December, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Two. [LB] (Signed) T. H. ELLIOTT, Secretary. SCHEDULE. No. Date. Subject. 1- „„ I901', Cardiganshire.—Prohibit- 640824 Deoember ing the holding of Markets, &0" of Cattle, Sheep, or Swine within a District com- prising go much of the Old Parliamentary Borough of Adpar as lieB to the north of the River Teia, which forms the Lower Division of the Parish of Llandyfriog, within the Petty Sessional Division of Penrhywpal in the admin- istrative County of Cardigan. o626y8l0rl96w K EA R S L E Y'S 1()Q.YEARS REPUTATlor% H IDOW.WEL9 ,F [MALE PI LLS, -< Awarded Certificate of Merit for the cure of Irregularities, Anaemia, and all Female Com. plaints. They have the approval of the Medical Profession. Beware of Initsaono. The only genuine are in White Paper Wrappers. Boxes Is lid and 2s 9d (2a 9d box contains three tiiner, the pills) of all Chemists. Sent privately on re- ceipts of 14 or 24 stamps, by the Makers, C. and t Q. Kerxtley, Varai Street, Westminster. Sweat THE THOMAS E. ELLIS MEMORIAL, AT the funeral of Thomas E. Ellis it was re- solved to form some Is iod of National Mem- orial, worthy of Wales. A General Committee was appointed, and 91960 were colleoted. Of this some 21200 were given to something con- nected with the University that would help to perpetuate Mr Ellis's memory. The rest was transferred, with the unfulfilled promises, to a Local Committee for the purpose of Erecting a Statue at Bala. The Soulptor, W. Gosoombe John, is now busily engaged with the statue. It will be placed in an open space in the Stryd Fawr at Bala. Its material ia bronze. The figure, of heroio size, is admitted tc be a faithful and strik* ing likeness. Around the base of the momu- ment there are scenes in Mr Ellis's life,—at School, in College, in Parliament. It has been taken for granted that at least a thousand pounds will be contributed. We beg those who have not yet paid the sums promised, and those who have not yet had an opportunity to give, and those who wish to add to what they have already given, to eend their contributions to any of us as soon as possible. The Statue will be unveiled early next sum- mer, when it will be seen that it is worthy of Thomas E. Ellis and of Wales. Shall we unveil it free of debt ? ROGER HUGHES, Bala, Chairman. WILLIAM EVANS, Birmingham, Treasuer. THOMAS JONES, Llandderfel. E. VINCENT EVANS, London. O. M. EDWARDS, Oxford. GWYNORO DAVIES, Barmouth, Hon. Sec. September, 1902. o599w (fttaathm. COUNTY SCHOOL, CARNARVON. Headmaster: J. de GRUOHY GAUDIN, M.A. (Cantab). NEXT Term will begin on WEDNESDAY, January 14th. Application for admission should be made to the Headmaster or to the undersigned before that date. The School is staffed with specialists in the various department of work, and fully equipped for a good training in Mathematics, Languages, Science, Art, and Manual Instruction. A COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT will be opened this term. Mr R. S. Standring, F.N.P.S., A.C.P. Teacher's Diploma, of ten years' ex- perience in Secondary and Technical Schools, has been engaged for this work. All who intend to take advantage of this course should enter the school at once. Fees are, by order of the Governors, due in advance, and will be rceived at the school on January 14th and 15kh. The Headmaster will be glad to interview parents at the school on January 13th and 14th, from 2 to 4 p.m. J. HENRY THOMAS. Clerk. Carnarvon, 24th December, 1902. e630yl21g gavitti. A LIVERPOOL GENTLEMAN having a large amount of uninvested CAPITAL at his command, will Lend same in the atrioteul privaoy in Bums of £ 10 to £ 1000 to any respec- table person (male or female) in any part oz the United Kingdom, on the security of their own promissorynote, witho r sureties, delay, or law oharges.—The amount norrowed can be repaid by easy instalments, or arranged to suit bor- rowers. Also on Deeds, Mortgages, Dock Bonds, Jewellery, and Goods of every descrip- tion at a low rate of interest As this office is a bona-fide private concern, and not connected with any loan office, it is requested that habitual borrowers will not mpplyror further pardon lars-oall or write WILLIAM OAMERON, Melville-ohambera 60a, Lord Street, Liverpool. Telephone No. 1197. Telegrams, II Finanae," Live-pool. y38e45 THE CHARING CROSS BANK (Established 1870). 119-120, Bishopsgate St. Within, E.O.) T 8, Bedford St., Chairing Cross, W.C. J n' AssetB, £ 512,476. Liabilities, £ 009,476. Surplus, £ 303,000. Loans of N50 to £5000 made on any class of security. Two-and-a-half per oent. interest allowed on current accounts. Deposits of N10 and upwards received as vmaer: 5 per oent. per ann., subject to a months' notice of withdrawal 6 » 6 Y a a 12 „ Bpeoial terms for longer periods. Interest paid quarterly. The Terminable Deposit Bonds pay nearly nine per oent. and are a safe investment. —Write or oall forProspeotus. A. WILLIAMS,) Joint aS83i H. J. TALL, /Managers MONEY LENT PRIVATELY. £ N large or small Sums (not under £ 10) ON PROMISSORY NOTE ONLY, ro FARMERS, SHOPKEEPERS & PRIVATE RESIDENTS. REPAYMENTS arranged to suit the convenience of Borrowers. TERMS and full particulars supplied FREE OF CHARGE on application either personally or by letter to GEORGE PAYNE, Accountant, 3, CRESCENT ROAD, RHYL. aA98 Established 1870. ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHS! (Late of D' Arcy, Dublin), HEAD. I Enlargements made direct from V Life. Copies made from old Photos. Groups and Wedding Parties a Speciality. READ THIS. CORNS. CORNS. CORNS Positively and Quickly Removed, without Pain, by the new discovery, ESSENCE OF HOUSE-LEER THE ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY. An entirely New Preparation, free from Caustic, or anything causing irritation to the skin. Has been tried by many persons well-known to the Proprietor, and has not yet failed to effect a perfect removal of Corns and Warts. Succeeds where all other plasters and caustic have failed. Price 4d and Is; sent per post for 7 and 13 Stamps. HAMILTON & JONES, Chemists, BANGOR. T0 SECURE the, TIREATEST PUBLICITY JL for yourAnnounceeaente, ADYERTIS1 to tke "HERALD," jjttstos Addresses. G. O. GRIFFITH, MERCHANT TAILOR AND OUTFITTER, LADIES' COAT AND SKIRT MAKER, &c. ARRIVAL OF NEW SEASON'S GOODS. EXCELLENT VALUE IN OVERCOATINGS, SUITINGS, AND TROUSERINGS. Also the NEWEST PATTERNS IN RAINPROOF COATINGS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. 8. BfilDGB STREET, CARNARVON. PATTERNS ON APPLICATION. c382N CARADOC ROW L A: N D, I NEW YEAR'S CARDS IN ALL PATTERNS. DIARIES DIARIES FOR 1903. SCRIBBLING, COMMERCIAL, AND POCKET DIARIES. 17. CASTLE SQUARE, CARNARVON. clmw JONES AND MILLER. I GREAT CHRISTMAS DISPLAY OF mil LATEST NOVELTIES œ SCARFS, TEES, GLOVES, SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, MUFFLERS, LALIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S UMBRELLAS, HATS AND CAPS, LARGE STOCK OF DRESSING GOWNS, TRAVELLING RUGS AND LEATHER BAGS, LARGE STOCK OF ORIGINAL PUTTIE LEGGINGS. LONDON HOUSE, CARNARVON. ESTABLISHED 1874. National Telephone No. 20. E. N 0 B L E, SODA WATER AND LEMONADE MANUFACTURER, CARNARVON. 11 and 12, Great Tower Street, London, E.C., 17th May, 1898 COPY CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS. A number of simples of Aerated Beverages received from Mr E. Noble, Carnarvon and descriptive of the various goods manufactured by him, have been submitted to rigorous chemical examination in this Laboratory, in addition to specimens of the materials used in the process of thai* production. All were fonnd to be of exceptional excellence, and of the highest parity, skilfully, and judiciously prepared, and gratifying to the taste and eye. It is a source of satftfactian for me to oontinue to give emphatic testimony *u favour of the high parity and sopffic qualities of Mr Noble's goods. GRANVILLE H. SHARPE, F.C.S., Ac., Analyst, e93is ■ Late Principal of the Liverpool College of Chemistry. '} -CtalJ.!rI'Jt'nv ..t'1..J&, FT>T1 mpg», F. BILÐ VJ, 0, BOSTON STREET, HOLYHEAD. SPLENDID LINES IN SUITINGS for Best and Every-day Wear. Cut, Fit, and Style Guaranteed. OUB. TROUSERS at 8/11 cannot be beaten I Worth double. > For the NEWEST STYLES in NECKTIES see our Windows THE LATEST AND SMARTEST IN HATS. THE "RED DRAGON" HAT at 3/H. rv DBESS and BUSINESS SHIRTS in all sizes and prices. N.B.—WE CAN CELLAR AND CUFF YOUI:L CalTand see. h44w Note the Address-6, BOSTON STREET, HOLYHEAD. t<" EVAN OWEN, r -y- THE POOL-STREET BAKERY, ".tt, CARNARVON, WISHES ALL HIS NUMEROUS CUSTOMERS A BRIGHT AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR. THANKING FOR PAST FAVOURS AND SOLICITING A CONTINUED PATRONAGE. 0296. CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR GIFTS. 3' WE INVITE INSPECTION OF l' OUR NIPW STOCK OF WATCHES. JEWELLERY, SILVER AND ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, SUITABLE FOB THE PRESENT SEASON". WE ARE SURE 1?HAT THE LOW PRICES AND SPLENDID QUALITY OF THE GOODS DISPLAYED WILL BE AN EYE -OPENEBLIO ALL. y ROBERTS AND OWEN, 12, IPOOL STREET, CARNARVON. I am" LETTER PRESS PRINTINQ GOOD and CHEAP at the "HERAIiD" OFFICE, (3A JAIMTON, LETTER PRESS PRINTING ( CHEAP aft th* "HKBAIiD" OPTICS. OABNAKVON. The Physician's ■ A| I vl<^ I VAl ^J r> Core for Gout, p I I k k v J 0 Rheumatic Gout The Unirersal Remedy for Acidity of the Gentle'M^ciTrfor Stomach Headache, He«tburn, Ingestion, Inf Childwn> 3our Kructations, Bilious Affections. Delicate Frtnalea, an^ ^h* S6B*WIIW^Q\ Sickness of Pregnancy. |te/|DINNEF_0RD'^l I !KlEI ^htggin;. ELDER, DEMPSTER is CO. (BEAVER LINE) ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS LIVERPOOL TO ST. JOHN, N.B. Lake Megantio Deoember 31 > Passengers booked throagh to all parti oc Canada and United States. Superior accom- modation at lowest rates for First, Second, and Third Class Passengers. Special terms to Families and Partear intending fp emigrate. Apply to ELDER, DEMPSTER k CO., Africa* House, Water Street, Liverpool. 0780 ABERDEEN LINE TO AUSTRALIA. Via Plymouth, Teneriffe and Cape Towm, in 42 days. Nineveh, Capt. N. Alien, 3808 tons, Jan. 13. Moravian, Oapt. A. Simpson, 4573 tons, Feb. 3 THE StMUMm af this farwite Lima tail treat Loadoa aa abore, talrraf aalom ami tUri elasa p"mqm to Tcacrifa, Cape Tm, and all Awrtnliaa aad New gtnla»ii Porta. Wmtm to AartraUa, All to fill; to Oaaa Towm, 88 9a to AM.—Yot partiealani apply te Gko. Thompeoa and Ce., 7, Billitor Square, Loadom, E.O. «16yU3 AMERIOAN LINE. UNITED STATES hatt, STEAMERS. SOUTHAMPTON—NEW YORK SERVICE. Soutkamptoa to New York, Satmrdays. HifWrt Claae «f aeeoaamodatiom for Saloo>a1 BtewU Cabim, amd Third CLaaa Pswiafra. LIVERPOOL—PHILADELPHIA SERVICE. Zvsry Wednaaday, Limrpaol to PkQadalphia, calling at Qveaoatowm every Tkvrsday. Paaaaagen and Gooda are lamded at Phila- delphia 08 the Wharf ef the Penaaylvaaia Rail- road, which haa the ahortect amd moat direct romte to all plaoet im the Weatara State*. Apply to RICHARDSON, 8PENCE, Oe., Soathamptom or Livarpool, ear to W. a. William*, 7, Manet Streak, CarxLarrom) R. R. Btythe, 29, Bangor Street, Carmarrom; Mxa C. Williams, Douglas Terrace, Betiteadai Richard Roberts, Old Poet Office, Betkeeda; J. T. William*, Meirioa Hovae, Blaemaa Featiai<^ i Evans and Co., Towa Hall, Rhyl j R. O. Evams, Cartom Houe. Bolgrelley. WHITE STAR LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. LIVERPOOL to NEW YORK, via Qneenstown. Germanio,Wed. Dec.31 Teutonic, Wed., Jan. 21 Cymrio, Wed., Jan. 7 Oceanic, Wed., Jan.88 Celtic,Wed., Jan. 14 Qermanio,Wed., Feb. 4 THIRD Class passage at Low Rates, including Outfit free of charge, to New York, Bee- ton, Philadelphia, or Baltimore. Appiy to Robot Owen, W. S. William*, Car- narvon O. E. Pany, Dolwyddelen; David Rowlands, Penygraig; Edward Evans, LlaD- gefni H. Hughes, Amlwch; W. D. Jones, Holyhead; W. O. Williams, Llaarwxt; R. C. Evans, Dolgelley W. Llanfoeris W. J. Parry, Betheeda; or to ISM AY, IMRIE, and Co., 17, Cockspttr Street, S.W., and 34, Leadem- hall Street, E.C., London, and 30, Jamea Street, Liverpool, eM — —lllintft 1 ,U_. ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS. EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, AOOIDENT A DISEASE (Small Pox, Boarlet Fever, Typhoid, Diphtheria, A), BURGLARY" FIDELITY INSURANCE. RAILWAY PASSENGERS' ASSURANCE COMPANY. Established 1849. Claims paid £ 4,450,000. 64, CORNHILL, LONDON. A. VIAN, Secretary. Mr B. Edwards, Goods Station, Holyhead. Mr G. W. Griffith, 1, Leonard Ter., Llandudno. Mr N. 0. Jonas, Cambrian Railway, Delgelley. Mr B. Williams, Cambrian Railway, Oswestry. Agents required in unrepresented Districts. alSl ATLAS assdl^;e co- F 1R E LIFE. ESIABUSHXB 1808. HKII) Omci; CHEAPSIDE, WF LONDON. Capital Subscribed £ 1,200,000 Total Aasete 31st Dec., 1901 Q?,4W,6a THE Company has paid in upward* oe £ 16,000,000 sterling. AGENTS. Bangor: Mr W. Pughe, National Provincial Bank of England, Ltd. Beaumaris: Mr J. G. Daviea, do. Bstheada: Mr W. R. Lloyd, do. Conway; Mr Owen Rowland, do. Holyhead: Mr J. E. Williams, do. Llandudno: Mr W. Snead Williams. Llangefni Mr John Jones, do. Menai Bridge: Mr J. T. Roberta, do. Llanerchymedd: Mr Thos. Pritchard, Solicitor, Uwydiarth Eagob. Llangefni: Mr T. Nicholh Jonea. Nanner, Camaee: Mr O. LI. Hughes. Denbigh: Mr R. E. Hughes, Nat. Prov. Bank; Messrs Parry Jones and Francis, Solicitors, I JVERPOOL BRANCH: 9, Tithebum Street. J. WILBEBFORCE MARSDEN. d. K. MBUNCTOtrs HANDBOOKS. — « "Sir HemrPonsonby is commanded by FLTWB- the Queen to thank MrrDarflngton for a Tlgnn copy of hishMldbook.' „ "Nothiag better could be wWied for. —British ^"Atormimnt book."—The Tim* v Moat empbaMeaUy tops t^em alL '—Daily Graphic. Particslariy g^od."—Academy. fisrron TO LONDOI UOILD USE DARLINQTON'S antemon. v LONDON F.0 rev Mw M omws ow asm ly&aOOOKaiid 24 M»p» IIU B.T.OOOK.1LA. andPlawu ENVIRONS. Visitors to Brighton, Kastboonw, Haatingi, Bonnie. MATH, Inter, Torqaajr, Plymouth, Dartmouth, Dartmoor, Falmouth, Penxanee, St. Ives, Newqnay, TTNW*. Olorellr, lUraeombe, Lynton, Mlnehead, TOIS; Wye VIFEY. SEWN Valley, Bath, Wertoit- saper-Mare, KalTera, Hereford, Worcester, Gloucester, LUndrindod Wells, Llangollen, Bala, Aber, Llandudno, Ooliryn Bay, Oooway, Penmaenmawr, Uanfairfechan, Bansor, Ouvarvon, Bettwsycoed, Snowdon, Rhyl, DolgeUy, Aberystwyth, Towyn, Barmouth, Criccieth, PwUhdi, Nonnch, Yarmouth, and the Norfolk BroadJ, The Ida or Wkkt, and Channel Islands, should use DaBLINGTONT) HANDBOOKS, Is. Each. LLAHOOLLKK: DAKUINJTOM & Co. LONDON: SimpiusL KM YORK & PARIS Brentano's. Railway Bookstalls, and all Booksellers. PHOTOGRAPHS.—Beautiful Photographs •f Scenery, Ruins, etc., U Italy, Greece, Turkey, Russia, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Palestine AND t. also North Wales, IL, Is. 6d. and 2L last IRiat ha. DA&LIXOTOX & OCL, Uasgollen. __I CLARKE'S B 41 PILLS are warranted to cure, in either sex, all acquired or consti- tutional Dischargee from the Urinary Organs, Gravel, and Pains in the Back. Free from Mercury. Established upwards of 30 years. In boxes 48 6d each, of all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors throughout the World, ot int for sixty stamps by the Makers, The Lincoln and Midland Counties Drv r, Co., Lincoln. Sailurags. CAMBRIAN RAILWAYS. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAS HOLIDAYS. CHEAP EXCURSIONS to SCOTLAND.—O* Wednesdays, December 24th and 31st, excursion tickets will be issued for 4 and 7 days to Edin- bumii, Gksgo-w, Greenodc, Balloch, ate., aadier 16 days to Edobcrgh and Glasirow. to SOUTH WALES.—On Sat- urday, Tneeday, and Wednesday, Deoember 28tlk. 23rd, and 24th, excursion tickete will be ismed to Newport (Mon.), Cardiff, Swansea, Mertfcrr, etc., availabk for return up to, and inchid5njr Sunday, DecemberlES aad Uhmtmas Day, December 25th. The usual Week-end Tickets will be ssued G8 Fridays, December 19th and 26th, and Satur- days December 20th and 27th, to Liverpool. Manchester Bumiiighaai, WahreiWpfam! Leeds, Bradford, Sheffield, etc. EXCURSIONS to LONDON.—On SafomlST December 27th, and Thursday, JaiiTEwy lib exCTiraiwn tickets w^gae issued to Landau far JL 4, 5 and 8 davs. EISTEDDFOD MEERION, DOLGELLEY Jfianuary 1st, 1903. — Cheap Day Exonmon Tidbets will be issued to Dodgeley from Pw-D- heK, Barmouth, Penmaenpooi, and In Stettaoos. For full partacalars as to Train Times, Fans, etc., see handbills issued by the Cbmpajiy. All information regarding Tourist and Ex- cursion Arrangements on tie Cambrian Railwsra can be obtained OIl application to Mr W. Boo trough, Traffic Superintendent, Oswastry. c58Sjst CAMBRIAN RAILWAYS COMPANY'S REFRESHMENT ROOMS. REDUCTION IN PRICE OF TEA. THE Cambrian Railways Com)**? aonounos that arrangements have been made with Messrs Spiers and Pond, Limited, for the price of a Cap of Tea in the Rafreshment-topms at the Company's Stations to be Rednoedi ou and from the let January next to 3d per oop in the FiTBt-olass Rooms, and ad in the Beoond-elaaa. a573* RAMS are now Conveyed between Btatiww OD the Oambrian Railways at a cbargo as lor two Dogs, with a minimum of Two Shilling each Ram. ——— y576oms COLLECTION A DELIVERY PASBBS 6ERS' LUGGAGE.—Passengers' Luggaee Is Collected and Delivered by the Company or their Official Town Porters at the following Stations: Aberystwyth, Aberdovey, Barmouth, Orwdeth, Towyn. Applications addressed to the Stationmasters at the respective fTtiiHosn will reoeive prompt attention. y317oatt MARKET TICKET ARRANGEMENTS.— iTJL The issue of Market Tickets botwee* certain Stations on the Cambrian Railways ia 00° nued until further notice, and suoh tickets are now available to return by any ordinary train on date of issue (the 6 as p.m. mail from Aberystwyth excepted). Full particulars of Train Times, Fares, are exhibited at all Oambrian Stations. WEEK-END EXCURSION T10KKT8 VV will be issued every Friday and SMu. day to EDINBURGH and GLASGOW (by tile L'treot Route via. Whitchurch, Orewe, Preston, and Carlisle), available for return on the folk w* ing Sunday (where Train Service permit. Monday, or Tuesday. For parücalars of Far ea etc., see handbills issued by the Company. W UI-UB TICKETS an imw* WWf Friday amd Satarday Croat all L. ud N.-W. and G.W. Statknu ia Loadoa to MaeJkys- Iktit Aberdorey, Towym, f*fl*y, Bamotti, Harlech, Llaiibadr aal P«a- 8m, PStimadoe, CnecMta. and PwQMi AvailaUa far ratura aa the foll. (wWa Train flarriea pwaaita;, MamUj, Taaaday. ——— TOURX8T TICKETS u« imm* ftaaa tkm Priaopal CasabiriaB BtatioM to aB RULTH RESORTS an the Casdbrias Rail- «be to wat«inf plaoaa in Baglaad, Nertk Wako, KngliakLatoDMriot, NaMh Eaat CaMt, ate. EEK-END EXCURSION TICKETS asa ▼ V iasaad avary Friday and Satarday (antil farther aotioa), to CARNARVON, BANGOR, HOLYHEAD, and LLANDUDNO (via A Wan), arailahla for ratazs an the fallowing Ban- |Uj, vhws (run awriaa pannha), Mcatday m Taaaday. CHEAP WEEK-END (Friday and 8aM», to Monday « Taaaday), and 14 Dajr EXCURSION TICKETS, ai4 kaaad an ofwj Friday and Saturday, froaa nearly all Cambrian Inland Stations to Machynlleth, Bortk. Abarya- twyth, Absrdovay, Tawy*, Barmoatk, DeJgelky, Harlack, Portmadoe, Orieciatk, and Pinlhsn. also to Rkayadr, BnOtk Walla, and Breeon, alaa araiflar tickets an iasaad tram the Caaohnan Coaat Stations, Absryatwytk, Machyallatk, Dsk fallay, Pwllheli, and intermediate station*, to Tonal tiekvta (availabla for two saontba) ara alaa issnad arary "-7 w. aWra, CHEAP WEEK-CND EXCURSION \J TICKETS an issaad arary Friday and Saturday, to *Birminghaat, Wolrerhampton, • Walsall, *Patarborouyk, #Darby, *B«rton-on- Trant, #Staford, *Cor«ntey, Manebaatar, Prsa- toIL, Blackburn, Bolton, lAeda, Dewabmry, Huddarafiald, Liverpool, Birkaabead. Wi^an, Warrington, •Lsaoaatsr, -&1f. Bradford, dbaffiala, and *Nartbampton, Irani Oawastry, LluyinyBaek,Llanfylliu,MoiiteooMry.WalshpooiL, Newtown, Llaaidloaa, Jfaob. Bortk. Abar> ystwytk, Abardovay, Towyn, Bannantk, Doi- Slley, Hariach, Portmadoe, Panxbyndaadraath, icciatb, and PwllhaH flinriiar TSekats ara also issued from Aberystwyth, Bortk, dorar, Towrn, Barmovtk, Dolgvlley, Harlech, Paarayndeadraeth, Portmadoe, Crieokth, and Pwllheli to Sbrewvtrazy. *Tiekets o ttheee sta- tions an not iasnad from Wahhpocd. Panangaia retain en the Monday or Tueeday following issue et tickete. For full pairtioelax* aa to train thnw and farea aea bills. Similar weak and and tea days ticksts are alaa istaed from Liverpool, Manchester. 8tockponri, Cheater, Crowe, Btaflord, Shrawatury, Brad- fed, Leeds, Oldham, Hmddarsfteld, Halifax, RocUble, Wakedald, Blackbnra, Chorley, Ao- erington, Buralay, Bolton, Wifma, Wamxigton, Praaton, Laaeestar, Derby, Burton, Stoka, Bnrskm, Hanley, Barkanbsad, Birnuigba*. WolvarbsBtptaa^ Wednaabniy, Walaall, Petasw borv*, Nfltruamton, HnB, SbaAaln, Baraalay, fee., fte., to Oswestry, LUnymynseh, Llan- fyUia, Wslakpoel, Montgomery, Newtown* Llanidlwee, MachynBath, Bortà, Aberdovey, Towyn, Barmouth, Dolgelley, Har* leak, Portnwdoe1 Ckieaioft, and Pw^ati, THOUSAND MXLB TICKETS. THE Camhriaa Railwara Company iasna i. Firat-daaa 1000 and 100 miles Tiakets, the Coupons of wbieh ens Me the parshsams to travel between statiane the Camhrian Rail- ways durinf the period fer which toe tiekata are available, until the Coupons an exhausted. The prioe of each ticket is 1000 milee etUe. Application for the 1009 or S00 nfla tieketa ssnrt be made in writes*, firfaf the full nansa and address ai the parens aer, and aoeonspauied by a ramittanse, to Mr W. H. Gougk, Tmfls Snpsrmtsndent, Osmbriea Eiihrwi, Oswaatry (ebaquea to be made payable to the (bnuiaa Co. or eider), freaa whom else books eoatoiinav 101 oartiieatea far antherisiw toe use ef that liekete by the purchaser's family, gaeets, er ear ployeea can be obtained, prioe bd eask hi ak. meillasfn te eeeompanv aidar. C. S. DENNISS, General Manager^ cures^COUGH;^ Ifi- irnii wiiiia msMB^i j t GIVES REST St SLEEP. HAYMAN'S BALSAM of Horehonnd C, Bftfa Flanaant for cmidJWb rftOPSvCOLD. 171 VERY MAN Suffering from NERVOUS Id and PHYSICAL DEBILITY should send for valuable pamphlet explaining how all nervono and organic derangements may be successfully treated without stomach medication. The method is easy and pleasant, and will effect a perfect and permanent cure. Sent sealed, Post Free. — Address, C. E. NORTON, SO and 60, Chaaoaiy Lane, London, E.C. Est 30,