Carnarvon and Denbigh Herald and North and South Wales Independent

Salts bn Ruction MESSRS. WM. DEW & SON W. C. P. DEW, F.A.I. NOEL A. DEW, A.A.I. AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS and SUR- Srjsioas, HOUSE and ESTATE AGENTS. CAXTON BUILDINGS, BANGOR (Head Office), TRINITY SQUARE, LLANDUDNO, and 58, HIGH STREET, PWLLHELI (Wednesdays). Teiegrams; Dewson, Bangor; Telephone No. 13. Telegrams: Dewson, Llandudno; Tele- phone So. 47. c453 -= By Mr Robert G. Jones' SMITHFIELDV CARNARVON. ,.r^ EASTER SALE, MONDAY, APRIL 5th, 1909, at 1 p.m. TV/I R ROBERT G. JONES has .received a P -j*- oOod number of Entries. Prime Fat _uLock3 and Heifers, Store Yearling?, 50 Lambs, 100 Well-fed Welsh Wethers. 20 Couples (Welsh. Ewes with cross- ^dLambs): MORFA MAWR, LLANDWROU. DYDD IAU, EBRILL SLed, 1909. M R ROBERT G. JONES a ddymuna hysbysu y Gosodir ar AUCTION, cedwar Pare, Tir Pori Goreu yn y plwyf. Pe' hreiiir am 2 o'r gloch. CAE DAFYDD, CARMEL. GWERTHIR y Tyddyn dvmunol uchod DYDD SADWRN, Ebrill lOfed, yn y Castle Hotel, Carnarvon, am 2.30 o'r gloch. Manylion liawn ar y Posters. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. BRON MENAI, CARNARVON. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14th, 1909. MR ROBERT G. JONES has been in- structed by the Representatives cf the late M. T. Morris, Esq., to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, SURPLUS FURNI- TURE and EFFECTS, including a handsome Old Oak Cabinet (Gvvpwrdd Tfidarn) in capital ordef Dross Dial Grandfather Clocks, bv M. Thomas, John Allen, and D. Seddon; Oak Dresner; Dining Suite; Cheffonier; Telescope Dining Table; Cop- per Warming Pans; Pictures; Axminster Carpet; Book Shelves; Rustic Table and Seat to match; Rustic Arm Chair; Carved Oak Desk: Lawn Mower; Garden Roller; Flower Pots; English and WeI/h Books; "Cyfreithiau Hywel Dda, 1730," etc., etc. Sate, to Commence at 1 p.m. RWERTHLANT GWARTHEG TEW- A ION GOGYFER A'R PASG, DYDD LLlTX, EBRILL 5ed, 1909. Rhaid l'r En- tries ddod i law erbyn v Sadwrn nesaf. y234a Auctioneer's. OQice Castle Square, Carnarvon. By Mr Henry Roberts BRYNHLR ARMS, CRICCIETH. MR H. ROBERTS has been instructed by Mr Robert. R. Jones, to SELL by AUCTION, at Brynhir Arzm;, Criccieth. oil THURSDAY, APRIL 8th, 1909, the fodow- ing STOCKY- CATTLE: Twelve Cows with, calf at foot or on the point of calving; 2 Short- Horns 1 Fat Caif, and 2 Barren Heifers. HORDES: 1 5-year-o!d Cob, 14.3 hands, quiet in harness or under saddle 1 6-year- old Pony, 15.2 hands, and one well-bred Pony rising 3 years old 1 Hackney Mare, rising 6 years old, 15 hands, quiet every- where. SHEEP; 23 Ewes and Lambs and Pedi- gree Southdown R-am. PIGS; One 10 Months old Boar, prize winner at Pwllheli Show 1908. Carriages, Harness and Implements, viz., I Dog Cart complete, equal to new; 1 Strong Spring Cart, suitable for heavy articles; 1 Dog Cart, little used 1 Phaeton Carriage; 3 Sets of Brown and Biack Har- uess in good condition; 2 Chaffcutters: .Wheelbarrow, etc., and several Tons of Hay. Sale commencing on the arrival of the 1.50 train from Afonwen. Four months' Credit on conditions. CRICCIETH. MR HENRY ROBERTS has been in- structed to offer for SALE by PL"B>- LIC AUCTION, to be held at the Llys Caradoo- Temperance Hotel, Criccieth, st 6 p.m., on SATURDAY, the 10th day of APRIL, 1909 (subject to conditions to be fcfeen and there read). 1 —The Desirable FREEHOLD PROPER TIES known as GEST VIEW and PLEAS- ANT VIEW, CRICCIETH, the above pro- perties are held subject to a perpetual rent charge of £2 each per annum. 2—The LEASEHOLD MESSUAGE and PREMISES known as No. 2, SALEM TER- RACE, CRICCIETH. held under a Lease of 60 years from the 25th of February, 1870, at an annual ground rent of £1 5s. 3.-The Reversionary interest of the Trustee in Bankruptcy of Mr Richard Jones, Merchant, Criccieth, in certain moneys aQd securities amounting to £1350, 4.-Six Policies of Insurance on the life of Mr Richard Jones. For further particulars apply to LI. Hugh Esq., Official Receiver, Chester; Messrs Ellis Davies, Jones and Jones. Soli- citors, Carnarvon, and Messrs Lloyd-George and George, Solicitors, Criccieth. c468 By Messrs Frank Lionel and Sons 750 HORSES. 40 GUINEAS PRIZES. NORTH WALES REPOSITORY. WREXHAM. J^ftANK LLOYD and SONS invite  Entries for Hor^ Z7th and 28th; Hunters, Harness ■ Monies' Hackneys, Show Horses, Cobs and 29tll: Heavy, Lurry, Van and T?,e? early to secure best positions. ulTles close Monday, April 19th. c295 By William Hugh Owen. llanrug, CARNARVONSHIRE;. of t'10'CG and compact FARM HOl'sU' ACRES, with comfortable ] adioinin anf OUTBUILDINGS t-heroon, long Pant Afon- Estate, with •'Pont R°nta|e■to the Road leading from riant krmw Wn OT Ceu- togetho/t^ IFAN BACH, aidence of ■a recently well bmlt < mil<* of design (within tour i^„HUGH OWEN is instructed p.m. AUCTION, at 2.30 APRIL IQfVQ AY' t}l0 24th dav ot ^on in'o^ Castle Hotel. Camar- dition.s, thpn ° ts- ar'l subject to con- desirable above exceedingly PROPERTIES. A.. water supply, !{nceeJIand ?ood < fin Pthr9disto. °nC °f the best"known Farms e uls¡,nct. CUla^S 'll Print or on applica- C ton to Mr Wm. Hugh Owen, Auctioneer ttnd Valuer, or to C. A. Jones, Esq., Solici- | tor. ^(aarvonj April I, 1909. g447!: Sales he By Mr H. Parry & Sons COUNTY OF CARNARVON. IN THE PARISH OF LLANRUG. MESSRS HENRY PARRY and SONS 1'.1 are instructed to offer for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Sportsman Hotel, Carnarvon, on SATURDAY, April 17th, 1909, at 3 p.m., subject to conditions to be there and then produced, all tkat CHARMING FREEHOLD FARM, known as BRYX-Y-FEDWEN, containing by admeasurement, 10 acres, 1 rood, 3D perches, or thereabotrts, with House and Outbuildings. This Property is situated near the high way, leading to the populous village of Llanrug, and within easy reach of Pont Rug and Pontrhythallt Sta- tions. It is undoubtedly of the very beet land in the county, and, at small cost to the buildings, the property can be made one of the pleasantest holdings in the county. The property adjoins the well known mansion of Llwynbrain, and other select residences. The property will be offered, firstly aa one lot, but if not disposed of, it will be put up in two lots. Further particulars may be obtained from Mr Richard Roberts, Solicitor, Palace Cham- bers, Carnarvon, or of the Auctioneers, Pont Rug and Carnarvon. y239a By Mr T. W. Griffith "SVENE," GREAT ORME'S ROAD, WEST SHORE, LLANDUDNO. ji/| R. T. W. GRIFFITH is instructed bv IV1 J. Lloyd Jones, Esq., who is leaving Llandudno, to SELL by PUBLIC AUC- TION. in and upon the above premises, Con MONDAY, APRIL 5th and 6th, 1909. the whole of the exceptionally valuable and raare ANTIQUE FURNITURE, in Tichlf oarved black oak ¥of the Elizabethan period, a valuable and Well-preserved Owp- bwrdd: Tridarn, Grandfather's Clock, Genu- ine O'id Crown Derby China, Old Welsh Spinning Wheel, All-brasa Coal Vase, French Ormolu Gitt. Table with Onix Top, an Old Dutch Cabinet with Carved Panels, a Damascus Cortaer Cabinet inlaid with Mother of Pearl, Valuable Sheffield Plate and Copper, Valuable and Rare Oil Paint- ings by Eminent Artists, together with a numerous assemblage of Modern and Sup- erior HOUSEHOLD APPOINTMENTS appertaining to a private residence. < On View Saturday, April 3rd, from 1 to 5 p.m. 1 Sale to commence each day at 12.30 p.m. For) further particulars see descriptive Catalogues to be had of the Auctioneer, Town Hall Chambers, Handudno. r6 Messrs Henry Manley & Sons 800 HORSES. £ 45 PRIZES. CREWE HORSE REPOSITORY. GREAT APRIL SALES. HENRY MANLEY AND SONS, Jl LIMITED. Tuesday and Wednesday, April 20th and 21st: Light Horses of all classes. Thursday, April 22nd Second Spring Show of ail classeo of Cart Horses. Enter early and secure a good position. Prize lists and entry forms on applica- tion. Entries close Tuesday, April 13th. c281. By tar Robert Parry GLANDWYFACH. ARWEKTHIANT PWYSIG AR ANIFEILIAID. Mae MR. R. PARRY wedi ei gyfarwyddo i WERTHU ar AUCTION, yn Glan- WERTHU ar AUCTION, yn Glan- dwyfach (lie svmudir y Stoc er cyfleusdra | y Sale) DYDD MAWRTH, EBRILL 6ed, 1909, yr HOLL STOC RAGOROL a ganlyn, yn cynnwys 40 o Fuchod a Heffrod rhagorol, rhai a lloi wrth eu traed, eraill yn min lloi, rhai i ddod at ddechreu haf, ac yn mnell ach vn mlaen, a rhai yn Em. llawn broffit; 3 Dynewaid Fanyw 3 Dynewaid G-vrrryw 4 o Hvchod Magu, un yn min rrsoch, un banner torrog, a 2 Hesbinwch; 2 Gar Marchnad Orvf. Coel fel yr hysbysir ar y pryd. Yr Auction i ddechreu am 12 o'r gloch. D.S.—Ni chaniatedr i lAnifeiliaia 61"aill ddod i'r Sale hon. FOURCROSSES. DIWRNOD Y FF AIR. GWERTHIR dros 20 o Famogiaid Breed Lleyn yn nghyda'u Hwyn. Coel fel yr hysbysir ar y pryd, gyda meichiaa boddhaol. By Messrs Robert & Rogers Jones MONDAY, APRIL 5th, 1909. TAL-Y^AFN AUCTION MART. GRAND EASTER SHOW and SALE \Jf of FAT STOCK, when J315 will be offered in Cash Priztes for Competition. The entries already comprise: — 140 Prime Fat Bullocks, Heifers Cows and Bulls. 1100 Prime Fat Wrethers and Ewes, 250 Prime Fat Easter Lambs. 200 Prime Crossbred Couples (Ewes and Lambs). 100 Prime Porket Pigs and Calvea. Judging at 10 o'clock. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock. c300a. By Mr H. Parry Jones EASTER, .1909. SMITHFiELD, LLANGEFNI. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS, BUTCHERS, Etc. MR H. PARRY JONES begs to an- nounce that ho will hold his AN- NUAL EASTER SALE for FAT CATTLE, LAMBS, EWES, Etc., on MONDAY, APRIL 5. 1909, when Valuable Prizes will be offered for the best Fat Cattle, Lambs, Ewoo, etc. Particulars to be had of the Auctioneer, Exchange Buildings, Holyhead. By Mr Owen Jonee. TO BE SOLD by PRIVATE TREATY, JL as a going coneern, the 'Baker and Confectioner Business, together with the Freehold House, Shop and Bak<*house, situ- ate at Station Road, Penygroes reason for disposal, death of wife and illness of pro- prietor.—Apply on!y to Owen Jones, Auc- tioneer, Penygroes. y534 UJorfjages MORTGAGES. — £ 5oo, £ 750, £ iooo a £ 1500, y ddau olaf i'w rhanu os dewisir.—Manylion gyda Mr William Hugh Owen, Caernarfon. v542 .J steamers. SOUTH AFRICA.—Royal Mail Route. —UNION CASTLE LINE.—London and Southampton, to Cape Colony, Natal, Delagoa Bay, Beira, etc., calling frequently at Madeira. Las Palmas, Teneriffe, -Ascen eion, St. Helena, and Lobito Bay. Weekly Sailings. Fast Passages. Superior Accom- modation. Best Route. For rates of pas- sage money and all further information ap- ply to the Managers, Donald Currie ;tnd Co., London, or to Local Agents. a TO SECURE the GREATEST PUBLI- CITY ADVERTISE JN THB L'KEEAJuDV! J I Manftfc fji required on Mortgage on good security in Carnarvon. Pri-1 vate individuals only need apply, stating rate per cent., te "Alpha," "Herald" Offices, Carnarvon. I CCLOTHING & OUTFITTING.—Wanted ) at once, JUNIOR ASSISTANT, live out, must be pushing.—Apply, G. O. Grif- fith, Paragon, Carnarvon. y550 WANTED, a good and reliable TENANT for Dinaa Dinllo Hotel near Carnar- von. Immediate possession.—Apply for full particulars, to No. 538, "Herald" Offices, Carnarvon ANTED, SMALL BUSINESS (Car- TV narvon district), suitable for Widow. State nature of business, terms, etc.-Box 455, "Herald," Carnarvon. t DRESSMAKING. Good skirt or Coat Hand deeirea SITUATION.—Apply, A. B., "Herald" Office, Carnarvon. c478 WANTED, a GIRL, about fifteen, -fho can milk. Light place, good home. —Vardre, Llanfairfechan. y535 TO TAILORS.—Wanted two Good COAT JL HANDS and TROUSERS HANDS, accustomed to Ladies' Trade preferred. Permanency.—Jonee and Son, Carnarvon. NORTH WALES—Wanted at -mce First-Class STYLISH MILLINER to take charge of room. State age, exper- ience, reference, and salary.—W. S. Wil- liams, Ltd., London House, Llanrwst. YN Eisiau, DY"N SOBR, yn gallu godro, gofaiu am ferlen, trin gardd, a gwneyd ei hun yn gyffredin wasanaethgar, a'i wraig i odro pan fydd galw.—Ymofyner a Jones, Glandinorwig, Cremyglo, R.S.O. y540 BOOK DEBTS purchased, any quantity, large lists preferred. Cash down, no waiting.—W. Jackson, 26, Corporation St., Manchester. ARCHITECT'S PUPIL.—Vacancy for jLjL Pupil in well established firm. Mode- rate premium.—Apply, Richard Daviea aud Son, Bangor. c394a WANTED, second week in May, COOK- GENERAL; also HOUSEMAID- WAITR'ESS. Good references indispens- able. — Mrs R. E. Jones, 81, Edge Lane, Liverpool. c472 PHOTOGRAPHY. — YOUNG LADY j' J. (Wekh) Wanted in above business, with or Iwithout experience, 18—25.—Send photo and particulars to Owen, Excelsior Studio, Cardigan. c476a HOLYHEAD. — Gentleman requires "FURNISHED APARTMENTS," Bathroom respectable locality permanent. —Write, stating terms, including board, washing, etc., to Box 5, "Holyhead Mail," Holyhead. h7 MANTLES.—Wanted at once a Smart, Reliable SHOWROOM FIRST HAND. Welsh speaking essential. State I age, references, experience and salary.—W. 8. WTilliams, Ltd., London House, Llan- vw&t, °460 R. STYTHE, INCORPORATED Jt ACCOUNTANT, 39, BANGOR STREET, CARNARVON. For Money at Interest on Freehold Property, Suretyship, etc., apply to above—if by letter enclose stamped addressed envelope. MOLESKINS Wanted, any quantity, well dried and stretched. (Best price paid Postal orders or cheques as preferred. Send by parcel post to J. Stanley and Son, Fur and Skin Merchants, 92, Edward Road, Walthamstow, London, N.E. c443 WANTED Good QUARRY INCLINE TT PLANT, drum to be about 6 feet by 3; 20 lbs. rails for 100 yards traverse I quantity of Sleepers, Trucks, and Turn- tables for 24 inch gauge.—Particulars, etc to Berwyn Granite Quarries, limited. Llangynog, near Oswestry. AGENTS.—Old-established London Firm Wants a few energetic men to sell goods wholesale in industrial and agricul- tural districts. Permanent profitable em- ployment for whole or spare time. High commission, no Tisk, encouragement given. —Address, "Position," 14, Worsley Road, Leytonstone, London. A' GENTS required in unrepresented dis- tricts for tiie Imperial Accident Iu- surance Co., Ltd. Est. 1878. Horses In- sured against Death from Accident or I Disease, Marea for Foaling and Loss of Foals; Farmers' Liability for Accidents to Labourers; Servants' and Workmen's Com- pensation. Claims paid £4OQ,OOO.-Address, I Agency Manager, 17, Pall Mall (East, Lon- I don. S.W. CANADA.—Intending settlers can obtain Government Pamphlets giving up-to- I date Information and Guidance respecting I this Colony, free of charge, from Cook's Omces also Tickets through to destination I' at lowest possible Fares. Book now for Spring sailings. I UNITED STATES.—Lowest Rates to New York, Boston, etc., and all inland points. THOS. COOK AND SON, 49, JJÛRD STREET, LIVERPOOL. Co ht B EES WAX. Large or small quantities, samples and prices. — Fitzgerald, Scott and Co., Colourmen, Scotland Place, Liverpool. y545 XCELLENT TIMBER CARRIAGE on JGj Sale. Price £ 9.—Apply, Robert Ev- ans, Penybryn, Festiniog. y521 ON Sale, BUILDING LAND, near Valley, Anglesea; grand Sea *^nd Country Views.—Edwards, Tabor Hall. c444 A Welsh Lady requires young person as GENERAL SERVANT in private family at once if possible. Wages £16 or J318, very light place.—Mrs Kent, Eversley Grange Road, Sutton,^Surrey. c477a rTTo be Sold, a PONY and SPRING 1 CART. The Pony is 14 hands, and working daily; Trap string and useful, will hOid 18 cwts.; suitable for Coal or Corn Merchant. — Apply, 456, "Herald" Office, Carnarvon. \.J. TERiLE MARRIAGE; Its Causes and o Curative Treatment. By a late Sen- ior Physician to a Hospital for Women. A I New Edition. Just published. Post free, 3s 9d.—Shelley and Co., Ltd., :58, Grace- church Street, London. WAT.T PAPERS from lid peir Roll: Any quantity, large or small, at Wholesale Prices. Our Stock exceeds 250,000 Rolls, all classes.—Write for jat- terns, stating class required (Dept. 360), The Barnett Wallpaper Co., Ltd., Man cheater. c208a CYCLE*.—Marvellous Bargain. Genta new 1907 Coventry Machine, highest grade; fitted with Clincher Tyres, Crabbe roller lever front and back rim brakes; the very latest Perrya black ballbearing free wheel; plated rims, coloured centres; black enamelled and lined frame, mud- guards, magnificent machine, not soiled, complete with gas lamp, bell pump, span- ner, etc., £4 9s 6d. Great bargain, worth double, will send on approval any dis- tance before cash sent. — M. House, St. Madge, Pitman Road, Weston-super-Mare. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY.— J' The FREEHOLD FARM, of about 8 acres of excellent Land, with good Dwel- ling House, and Outbuildings, known as CEFN COCH, Llangristiolius, distant pbout 2 miles from Llangefni. The situation is pleasant and commands uninterrupted views, and affords a grand speculation to investors or a person seek- ing a nice country residence in a quiet, bright, and bracing locality. For prioe and full particulars apply to Messrs Hughes and Jones, Auctioneers, Bodorgaa and Amljvch. ¡461- C0 b* Saltf OR. G A Nand GRANDFATHER'S CLOCK in good condition. Good reasons for selling.—Apply, A. B., "Herald" I Office, Carnarvon. c479 I BILLLVRD TABLE: 5ft. 4ins. Stone JL) Bed Adjustable feet. All acces- sories. Bargain, 3 Guineas. — Apply, A., "Herald" Office. Carnarvon. c435a EGGS for HATCHING, from Champion Pens, Black Minorcas, and Bluff Or- pingtons, Winners at leading Shows, be&t laying strains. Price reduced to 5s dozen unfertiles replaced.—L. J. JONES, Prize Poultry Yards, Rhostryfan, Carnarvon. v548 TO be Sold or Let, Premises known as the OLD. "HERALD OFFICES," HIGH STREET, CARNARVON.—Apply to Evan Evans, County Surveyor, Carnai- von. cl44 FUNERAL STOCK, Second-Hand Hearses £30, 20 New Patterns, Landaus J840, Hansoms £20, Brakes, easy terms. Cata- logues, MARSTON'S, Bradford Street, Bir- mingham. NO MORE BROKEN MANTLES. New Incandescent "Metal" Mantles. Pa- tent 9622, unbreakable (platinum), twice the light; upright or inverted; 6d post free, 4s 6d doz.—Crossley's Patentees, 9, Melrose Road (late Fountain's Road), Liverpool. I G ENTS Coventry 1908-pattern CYCLE, aa new, not soiled; fitted with ball- bearing free wheel, two roller lever brakes, best pneumatic tyres, mud-guards, North road handle bars, plated rims, with coloured centres, lined frame; everything complete, and all accessories; will sacrifice for £3 128 6d. Cash wanted. Approval willingly. Great bargain. — T. Husband, 30, Alma Street, Weston-super-Mare. y2S3a GREY HAIR permanently and speedily restored to its original colour by using HARRISON'S HAIR COLOUR RESTOR- ER. It is not a dye, but by natural means acts as a restorative. Contains nothing in- jurious, and is beneficial to the growth and beauty of tJie Hair. In bottles, price 1/6 (postage 3d. extra). Manufacturer:—G. W. HARRISON, Hair Specialist,. Reading. Agent for Carnarvon: —R. Roberts, 8, Ban- gor Street. UNDER A DEED OF ARRANGEMENT. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATB TREATY, Two Desirable New DWELLING- jHOUSES (Leasehold), situate in East Twt- hill, Carnarvon, now in the respective oc- cupation of Mr Thomas Trevor and Mrs Daniel; every convenience. Any reasonable I offer will receive consideration and mort- I gages can be arranged on favourable terms, Apply to the Trustee — MR. LLOYD-ROBERTS, Incorporated Accountant, c469 18, Castle Square. A BERSOCH, PWLLHELI. — UNFUR- A NISHED HOUSE 2 Sitting Rooms, 5 Bedrooms, etc., witih or without 7 acres of land.—Bownes, Dwylan, Abersoch. c470 COMFORTABLE HOME with young widow; suit Lady or Gentleman, or would share house. Terms very moderate, North Carnarvonshire. — Apply, 440, "Herald" Office, Carnarvon. CARNARVON. Comfortable APART- MENTS. Widow. No children. Moderate Terms.—Apply X., "Herald" Office, Ca.rna.rvon. y481a PAETMENTS in Cottage. Comfort- able Bed and Sitting Room for win- ter months. Quiet Country. South Car- narvonshire. Terms moderate. NdL 661, "Herald" Office. y661 APARTMENTS. — Comfortable Apart- ments Good cooking. Moderate terms. — Apply to Mrs Roberts, Ialwyn, I Mostyp Avenue, Llandudno. r151 LEWIS CAFE, COLWYN BAY.—Ac- t J commodation for Cyclists, Commer- cia Travellers. Special Terms for Sunday School Trips, Picnic Parties, etc. Well Aired Rooms. Billiards.—OWEN LEWIS, Proprietor. b48 CASTLE HOTEL, QARNARVON ORDINARY DAILY. « TOM. ROBERTS, Proprietor. LIVE KPOOL Shaftesbury Hotel MOUNT PLEASANT. POUR MINUTES' WALK FROM LIME ST. AND CENTRAL STATIONS. Cars from Landing Stage &top at the doon. CAB FROM ANY STATION, La. A First Class Temperance House with Moderate Charges. WELSH SPOKEN. Telegrams: Shaftesbury Hotel, Liverpool. Assurance THE CENTRAL INSURANCE, CO., LTD. (Guaranteed by the Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co.) ASSETS EXCEED £11,000,000 FIRE, ACCIDENT, BURGLARY, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. LOSS OF PROFITS. HUGH LEWIS, Manager and Secretary. Branch Office: LIVERPOOL 4 LONDON CHAMBERS, LIVERPOOL. ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS SICKNESS, EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY. BURGLARY AND FIDELITY GUAR- ANTEE RISKS. Insured against by the ¡ RAILWAY PASSENGERS' ASSUR- ANCE COMPANY. Capital (fully subscribed), £ 1,000,000. Claims paid £ 5,600,000. 64, CORNHILL, LONDON. A VIAN, Secretary. Agents — Mr N. O. Jones, Cambrian Railway, Dol- gelley. I R. Edward, 14, Cybi Street, Holyhead. I Mr B. Williams, Cambrian Railway, Os- westry. Mr Parry, Railway Station, Carnarvon. Agents required in unrepresented dis- tricts. Liverpool Office: 41, North John Street. R. Eivion JONES ALC- ORGANIST AND CHOIRMASTER OF j CHRIST CHURCH, LLANDUDNO, < begs to announce that he VISITS CAR NARVON every week, to give Music Les- sons in ALL BRANCHES; ORGAN RE- CITALS, MUSICAL ADJUDICATOR, Accomoanist for EISTEDDFODAU .nd CONCERTS. Address: — R. E. JONES, The Elms, n«eanwy Street. Llandndno. c556 D Y K.I N S S, I, REGISTERED PLUMBERS, SANITARY, AND HOT-WATER ENGINEERS, 8, STANLEY CRESCENT, wdr gOLTHEAD, ..i..I J Jgtwfxitgs PRELIMINARY NOTICE. I Y.W.C.A., Y.M.C.A > CARNARVON. I A GRAND A BAZAAR will be held in aid of the Funds of the above Association, at the GUILD HALL, CARNARVON, on THURSDAY & FRIDAY, II 29th and 30th APRIL, 1909. Full Particulars Later. CARNARVON COTTAGE HOSPITAL. A CHARITY BALL in aid of the above institution will be held at the ROYAL SPORTSMAN HOTEL, on WEDNESDAY", APRIL 14th, at 8.30 p.m. PATRONS. Mrs Olemenger. W. A. Darbishire, Esq., J.P. John Davies, Esq., J.P. (Ceris). Claude Lloyd Edwards, Esq., J.P. Col. O. J. Lloyd-Evans, J.P. J. E. Greaves, Esq., Lord Lieutenant. Mrs Greaves. J. P. Gregory, Esq., J.P., Mayor of Car- narvon. Owen Jones, Esq., J.P., Glan Beuno. T. Morgan Lloyd, Esq. Mrs Finchett Maddock. A. W. Kay-Menzies, Esq. Sir Hugh J. Ellis Nanney, Bart. Sir William H. Preece, K.C.B. (Edward Roberts, Esq. (PlaG Maesincla). Dr Miils Roberts, C.M.G., J.P. T. E. Roberts, Esq., J.P. Mrs Robinson. Sir Hugh Rowlands, V.C., K.C.B. Mrs Assheton-Smith. Mrs Williams (Gwylfa). Dr Lloyd Williams. Honble. Fredk. G. Wynn. F. Richmond Brown, Esq. Mrs Darbishire. Lloyd W. G. Hughes, Esq., J.P. Trevor Hughes, Esq., J.P. Richard Thomas, Esq., J.P. This Hospital depends entirely on volun- tary contributions, and the Committee earnestly ask for support on this occasion. Tickets (Gentlemen 10s. 6d., Ladies 7s. 6d.) may be obtained from MRS. HUGH ROBERTS, High Cliffe, Carnarvon. W. S. JONES, Esq., Solicitor, Carnarvon. Hon. Sees. Cottage EJospital Ball.  NGLESEY CHAIR EISTEDDFOD. AMLWCH, WHITSUNTIDE, 1909. Music Adjudicators MESSRS HARRY EVANS, D. D. PARRY, AND E. HURREN HARDING. CHIEF CHORAL COMPETITION. — (a) "The Storm" (Dr Rogers); (b) "The Hill of Calvary" (J. H. Roberts). Prize, £40. ANGLESEY CHOIRS.—"Speak, I pray Thee, Gentle Jesus" (D. Evans). Prize, JB15. MALE VOICE CHOIRS.—"Crossing the Plain" (T. Maldwyn Price). Prize, £;5 LADIES' CHOIRS. — (a) "King » f the Mom" (D. D. Parry); (b) "The Nuns' Chorus" (Harry Evans). Prize, J313 12s. JUVENILE CHOIRS—'The Fairies" (D. Lloyd Evans). First Prize, .£5 and a dll. ver Medal; Second Prize, £2. Quartette, Duets, Solos, Sight Singing, Instrumental Competitions. Examinations in Agriculture, and Seamanship. List of Subjects and Conditions on sale at the principal booksellers, or may be cb- tained, post free, 2^d, from the Secre:;iry, ROBERT JONES, 60, Salem Street, Am- twch. CONWAY. EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 12th, 1909. The Twenty-Second Great Annual HORSE SHOW J3190 GIVEN IN PRIZES, AND SILVER CUP AND 2 MEDALS. JUMPING COMPETITION (First Prize, JB12). ENTRIES CLOSE APRIL 3rd. Erratum in Class 23—Should be for Ponies not exceeding 12 hands. For further information and Official i Prize List, apply to the Secretary, T. O. I Morgan, Church Street, Conway. c452 IMPORTANT NOTICE. COMMERCIAL jJOIEL, HIGH STREET, CARNARVON. DINNERS, TEAS, SUPPERS, supplied on Shortest Notice. BEST la. DINNER IN TOWN. From 12.30 to 2.30 every day. AN ORDINARY Daily from 12.30 to 2.30, Is 6d. OYSTERS FRESH DAILY, opened on the Premises. All Orders promptly attended to and de- livered at Private Residences. Bluepointe, la 6d per Score. Best Dutch and Native Oysters always in Stock. All Orders by Post Attended to Immediately. M. CONLAN, Proprietor. Telephone 179. ♦ » mm% 1111 ( £ le;i0ral LLANDUDNO URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL ELECTION, 1909. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CENTRAL WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— NOMINATION. I am emboldened to accept the nomina- tion for a seat on the above Council oy 111 a fact that I feel that 1 know as well aa most men what are the requirements of our town to keep it in the front rank as a pleasure resort. T.I.A. My knowledge has been gained by 14 years careful work on the Town improve- ment Association. EXTENSION CONCERTS. Helped, by a body of good workers, we have orougnt to a successful financial issue a scheme to run Extension Concerto at the Pavilion to the end of October this year. I am confident that future seasons may be still further prolonged. There is much good work waiting to be carried out in this direction, and I pledge myself if you return me to lose no time or opportunity in pushing forward all schemed tending to extend our season. SUNDAY TRAMS. Should the question of Sunday Trams arise, in my opinion no action should be taken until; thefe has been a Poll of the Ratepayers upon the Subject. PERSONAL. My vote at all times will be unbiassed by either 'Creed or Politics. Yours faithfully, The Causeway, W. ARNOLD. Deganwy Street, Llandudno. rl3 LLANDUDNO URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL ELECTION, TO THE ELECTORS OF THE EASTERN .WARD. DEAR SIR OR MADAM,— My time, as your representative on the Urban District Council, has just expired; and I am asked by a large and influential number of ratepayers to again offer myself for re-election. 1 trust that by the many improvements which have taken place in the Ward during my term of office, I have in some manner fulfilled the duties required of me. 1 ask you now for your further sup- port and confidence in the coming election. I will always be at your service, and highly pleased to receive any suggestions from you as to needed improvements in the Ward and Town generally. Thanking you for your past support, and hoping lor your further confidence. I Tetmain, Yours faithfully, r9 HENRY WILSON. LLANDUDNO URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CENTRAL WARD. DEAR SIR OR MADAM,— I have the honour to miorm you that it is my intention to seek re-election ;ts a representative of the above Ward. I res- pectfully bejg to remind you that it has been my privilege to serve you far nearly 15 years in that capacity. During that period, I think I might say that I have always en- deavoured to promote sound and progressive administration of the town's affairs, and I sincerely trust that I shall continue to en- joy that confidence which you have accorded me in the past. 1 am. Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, West Lynn, J. O. THOMAS. Charlton Street, Llandudno, March 25, 1909. r8 I LLANDUDNOURBANDISTRICT" COUNCIL. 65, Mostyn Street, Llandudno, March, 1909. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CENTRAL WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— After three years of faithful service on the U.D.C., I have been asked, by an influential and representative body of Rate- payers in the Ward, to again offer myself as a Candidate, and to this request I have acceded. I claim to have striven to justify the con- fidence you then placed in me, and have every reason to believe my services have been appreciated. ECONOMY. As showing the part I have played in economy, I claim to have been tihe means of having saved a considerable amount of money to the Ratepayers in connection with the repairs at Llyn Dulyn Embankment. Last year we adopted the Free Libraries Act, and took over the old premises, levy- ing a Id rate for the maintenance of same without any advance on the rates. LIGHTING. At my request many new incandescent lamps have substituted the old ones in front and back streets, thereby causing the streets to be better lighted at a less cost. After serving on the Bye Laws Committee for two years, I was elected Chairman of the same, and claim to have performed my duty on that Committee without bias. During my three years, I have been one of the strongest supporters in providing work for the working men of the town dur- ing the winter months; namely, the exten- sion of the 15 inch water main from Vaughan Street to Llanrhos one winter, and from Llanrhos to Llandudno Junction the follow- ing winter, being convinced that all work of a similar nature should be carried out by the Council during the winter months, namely, between October and March. With full confidence, I leave the result in your hands, and if again returned, vou shall have, as in the past, the best services I can render you. I am, your obedient servant, THOMAS SMITH. Victoria Restaurant, Llandudno. rl2 LLANDUDNO URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE WESTERN .WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— JLj I must earnestly thank you for the confidence reposed in me by renewing my I term of office as your Representative on the Llandudno Urban District Council, without ( a contest. This proof of your trust I highly appreciate, and can assure you that I will endeavour during the next three years, as in the past, to do my utmost to guard your interests and promote the welfare of the Western Ward and the town generally. Yours faithfully, HUGH EDWARDS. March 26t.h, 1909. r4 LLANDUDNO URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE WESTERN WARD. I ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— 1J Al'low me to take the earliest oppor- tunity of tendering to you my heartiest thanks for the confidence I feel you would have bestowed upon me had the occasion re- quired. I shall endeavour in the future, aa I have tried with a.ll sincerity in the pjfct, to guard your best interests and promote the prosperity of this my native town. Believe me, Yours faithfully, WM. THOMAS. White House, Llandudno. March 26th, 1909. T5 OUR ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE SEASON ARE NOW COMPLETE 4 WT You ape Specially Invited to Visit our GRAND SHOW NOW ON AT -7 PIERCE AND WILLIAMS, THE GOLDEN GOAT, CARNARVON. 1- <fthrtarnl LLANDUDNOURBANDISTRICT COUNCIL ELECTION, 1909. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE EAST WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— On Saturday, the 3rd of April, you will be called to record your vote in the above Election. I again offer myself as a. candidate, and hope that you will place the same confidence in me as you have done on the three previous occasions, which I have had the honour of seeking your support. In due course my address will be posted to you. Yours faithfully, Cartref, R. J. WILLIAMS. Roumania Drive. rll LLANDUDNO URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE EASTERN WARD. AFTER having served the Ratepayers of Llandudno generally, and of the East Ward in particular for Nine years, during which time I have endeavoured to do my duty by regular attendance at Council Meetings and close attention to the details of Committee work, I have decided to again offer myself as a Candidate for the suffragas of the (Electors of the East Ward. In my first Election address I stated that "if elected I should go into the Council with a free hand to judge the various projects on their merits and vote accordingly." This principle I have adhered to throughout, and with confidence refer the Electors to my record of public service. If you consider this justified your renewed confidence I respectfuly beg to solicit jour vote and support at the Poll on Saturday, -April 3rd. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your Obedient Servant, S. CHANTREY. 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