Rhyl Journal

PRESTATYN. THE DRAINAGE Worics.-At a meeting of the St. Asaph Rural Sanitary Authority yesterday, a letter was read from Mr W. H. Pickin, the con- tractor for the new drainage works, stating that unless the Board could give him more money than they had agreed to he would be unable to go on with the work.—It was decided to give the con- tractor five days' notice of the intention of the Board to take the work out of his hands, according to contract, and to hold him liable for any loss, on the ground that he was not proceeding with the work with satisfactory despatch.

A DAY AT 'Appy "AMFSTEAD" is thoroughly enjoyed by the EaRt End poor as is amply proved by the immense crowds who flock there every Bank Holiday. The pure air and bracing atmosphere to be found in the breezy heights of Highgate and its neighbourhood cannot fail to benefit those who can only spend a few hours in their midst. Holidays, however, cannot be fully enjoyed by those persons who are suffering from disease. Holloway's Pills and Ointment can speedily remove this drawback to pleasure if a fair trial is only afforded them. As a cure for rhenmati m, pout, fevars, diarrhoea, diseases of tbeiskin, scroluls, ulcers sores, burns, or old wounds, they are beyond com- petition.

Warren Road C.M. Chapel Tea and Concert. The annual tea and concert in connection with the Warren Road C.M. Chapel took place last evening, in the Town Hall, and was successful throughout. A company of about 300 sat down to a capital tea, the tables being profusely de- corated with elegant arrangements of flowers. The ladies who presided at the tables and carried out most satisfactorily the arrangements for the tea were Miss Jones (Foryd), Miss Griffiths, Miss Jones (Princes-street), Miss Alice Roberts, Mrs D. L. Owens, Miss Jones (152, Wellington-road), Mrs and Miss Williams (Elwy-strect), Miss Jones (Abbot House), Mrs Captain Davies, Mrs and Miss Jones (Myrtle Cottage), Mrs Jones (Warren-road), Mrstlenoow (Crescent-road), Mrs and Miss Thomas (Hope-place), Miss and Miss L. Middleton, Mrs Isaac Jones (Aquarium-street), Miss Jones (Colwyn), Mrs D. and Miss Davies (Gronant- street), Miss Vaughan Jones, Miss Williams (Sandfield Place), Miss Ruth Roberts, Miss Samson, and Mrs Kerfoot. Mr W. Elwy Wil- liams presided at the concert, which was of a first- class nature, and was greatly appreciated by the numerous audience. The star of the evening was Miss Jennie Roberts, R.A.M., of Corwen, and the other artistes, all of whom scored highly, were Miss Kate Davies, Mr Arthur rcnrhyn, Master James Jones, Miss S. C. Jones, together with a juvenile choir. The accompanists were Miss Nellie Owen and Miss Ettie Harris.

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RHUDDLAN, IN view of the Sale of Work and American J umble which are to take place at 3 o'clock on Saturday, the 16th inst., the stallholders are very busy making extensive preparations.—Con- trary to former years, the sale is only for one day this year.—It is hoped the weather will be propitious and the visitors numerous. ]

ST. ASAPH BOARD OF GUARDIANS. The fortnightly meeting of this board was held yesterday (Thursday), when the following mem- bers were present:—Messrs. Edwin Morgan (chairman), T. Howes Roberts (vice-chairman), Ll. Jones, Joseph Lloyd, J. Williams, T. Ellis, W. Hughes, Thos. Evans, Joseph Jones, W. Littler, J. Vaughan, D. Wynne, P. Davics, Jos. Roberts, J. Pierce Hughes, J. Williams (Pydew), and the clerk, Mr Chas. Grimsley. RELIGIOUS SERVICES IN THE HOUSE.—THE PREACHER AGAIN ABSENT. It was reported that on Sunday, the 3rd inst., there was no service in the house in the morning, in consequence of the absence of a Nonconformist minister.—A letter was read from Mr W Parry, Rhyl, stating that for the Rhyl district he had all the Sundays for the first three months in the year filled by capable ministers, and another one from Mr Edward Jones, Denbigh, expressing regret at previous failure, and explaining the circumstances. —Mr Jno. Williams asked who was responsible for the failure to send a minister on Sunday, the 3rd inst?—The master said the fault he believed lay with the Wesleyans at St. Asaph. He should be glad if they would try and impress upon the friends outside the desirability of letting them know at the house when they were unable to send a minister.

HOLYWELL. MR FREEMAN'S CHRISTMAS FAT STOCK SALE.- On Monday last, Mr Wm Freeman, the successful Holywell auctioneer, held his Christ- mas Fat Stock Sale at the King's Arms Hotel. The sheep and pig yard was capitally fitted up with pens, where the animals brought to the sale were conveniently placed. The extensive covered sheds in the hotel yard suited admirably for the housing of the stock, but the entries became so very numerous that extra arrange- ments had to be made for their accomodation. Over 11,000 worth of stock was sold, a fact which at once indicates the extent of the sale, The animals offered were of exceptionally good quality and were sent by breeders and feeders from various parts of the county. Mr Freeman's wide clientele and his prompt settlements having gained him extensive support, and won for him public confidence. We must also add that Mr A Redfern has exerted himself in making these sales, which will be continued monthly, a success. Among the stock sellers were Mr Evton, Plas Llanerchymor Mr II D Pochin, Nant and Gop; Mr A Redfern; Mr W H Bickerton, Maesmynnan; Mr John Owens, Plasuchaf; Captain James Mr Thos Griffiths; Mr Joseph Williams, Post Carreg &c. There was an extremely good show of beasts, including 35 head of well-fed Christmas cattle some of the latter It fetched 24 guineas a head. In-calf heifers sold well, top prices being the rule. The show of sheep of the Welsh class was excellent, the prices obtained ranging from 18s to 26s a head. Porket pigs fetched an averago of 44s each, and bacon pigs from L3 lis Od to JE3 13s Od. Among the principal buyers were Messrs A Redfern, Walter Owen, Jos Jones, Greenfield; R Jackson, Bagillt; R Bennet, Connah's Quay; J Benthon, Flint; R Jones, Newmarket; Williams, Ffynnongroew Robt Jones, Llanasa Joseph Williams, Post Carreg and W Evans, Gorsedd. The large attendance, notwithstanding the inclement weather, evinced the interest these sales excite.

THROAT IRRITATION AND CouoEr.-Soreness and dryness, tickling and irritation, inducing cough and affecting the voice. For these symptoms use Epps's Glycerine Jujubes. In contact with the glands at the moment they are excited by the act of sucking, the Glycerine in these agreeableconfections becomes actively healing. Sold only in boxep 71d., tinR Is. lid., labelled JAMES Epps & Co., Homoeopathic Chemists, London.' Dr Moore, in his work on Nose and Throat Diseases," says The Glycerine Jujubes prepared by James Epps and Co., are of undoubted service as a curative or palliative agent," while Dr. Gordon Holmes, a, Senior Physician to the Municipal Throat and Ear Infirmary, writes: "Afteran extended trial, 1 have found your Glycerine Jujubes of considerable benefit in almost all forms of throat disease."

OUR ATHLETIC NOTE BOOK. BY "HAWKSEYE." FOOTBALL. A meeting of the Swifts F.C., was held last evening at the Star Temperance Hotel, Mr S Robinson, presiding, to discuss the resignation of the Swifts from the Town Club, but the meeting was adjourned till this (Friday) evening, when all footballers are invited to attend. CYCLING. I have always been convinced that the mal. practices of the scorcher" were deemed as reprehensible by an ordinary devotee of the wheel as they are by the general travelling public. My views have received confirmation from the letter of a correspondent to a London newspaper, who claims to have cycled for several years, and ridden quite ten thousand miles without colliding with a single person. He wisely suggests that it should be made a punishable offence either to ride without any brake at all or with one which has not power to check speed at the moment; that the carrying of a loud-sounding gong or bell at all times should, be compulsory; and that each machine should carry a number sufficiently large to be read some distance away. If these sugges- tions are carried out, and more care is taken to check the rate at which some of the riders travel, the roads will be rendered considerably more safe than they are at present.

A CARD. REVEREND JOSEPH HOLMES* IMPROVED MEXICAN Prescription, as discovered in the hot table lands ot Old Mexico, is a guaranteed cure to all those who suffer from exhausted vitality, nervous weakness, spinal troubles, kidney diseases, gravel, and urinary com- plaints. To introduce the Remedy into England, the Mexican Prescription will be sent to genuine sufferers, free of charge, upon receipt of a self.addressed stamped envelope. Only address—Joseph Holmes' Remedy Co., Bloomsbury Mansions, Bloomsbury Square, London England, Mention this paper. Opening of the New Church House. The Ceremony will be performed by The LORD BISHOP of ST. ASAPH AND JIBS. EDWARDS, On Thursday, December 28th, 1893, At 3 p.m. A Christmas Tree and Sale of Work Will be held in the NEW HOUSE on the same day. The proceeds will be in aid of the fund for the completion cf the Building. Contributions of Work will be thankfully received at the Vicarage, or by the Secretary, Mr Fred Wallis, Town Hall Buildings. Also con- tributions of Old Clothes, &c., as it is intended to hold a "Jumble" Stall. A Tea and Coffee Stall will also be provided. Admission—From 3 to 5 p.m., 6d. each; and from 6 to 9 p.m., 3d. each. CHRISTMAS SPECIALITIES. THE LIVERPOOL FRUIT COMPANY, HIGH STREET, RHYL (Opposite Post Office). Finest Fruits, Sweets, Bon-bons, &c., At the Lowest Possible Prices. AN INSPECTION EARNESTLY SOLICITED. (6002 TWO HOURS WITH TENNYSON. A RARE TREAT. George G. Napier, Esq., M.A:, GLASGOW, Has kindly consented to deliver his interesting LECTURE on -'ON 11 "TENNYSON," AT THE TOWN HALL, BHYL, On Friday Evening, December 22,1893 CHAIRMAN REV. DAN EDWARDS, VICAR. With Illustrations by Lime-light, Vocal and Instrumental Music. Admission: Front Seats, 28.; Second Seats, Is. Doors open at 7-30 to commence at 8 p.m. Tickets to be had from Messrs Tiehearn and Ainsworth, and Miss Guthrie, Booksellers; Miss Purcell Williams, Gorphwysfa; Kiev J. Pugh- Thomas, or Mr Jos. Jones, Waterloo Villas, and at the door. Carriages may be ordered for 10. (5786 CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES. BIRMINGHAM HOUSE. 6, Bodfor Street, Rhyl. The Iced Christmas Cakes AND THE CELEBRATED MINCE PIES Prepared by this House, and so well known to the public of Rhyl and district, may be relied upon to be as deserving of being sought after this festive season as ever. Early Orders are solicited by the Proprietress A. WILLIAMS, Which shall have her PERSONAL SUPERVISION. MINCE PIES DAILY. UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS AT THE WORLD'S FAIR, CHICAGO. The Singer Manufacturing Co. HAVE RECEIVED 54 First Awards Being the Largest Number obtained by any Exhibitor in any class. 50, High Street, Rhyl, Market Hall, Denbigh, Exeter Cottage, Llandudno. E. P. GRIFFITHS, GAME AND POULTRY DEALER, &c., 6, Sussex Street, Rhyl. A good assortment of every variety of GAME A large stock of well-fed TURKEYS and GEESE to select from. (6000 — Christmas. — Turkeys, Geese, Ducks, and Fowls. PRIME QUALITY. HOME FED. ALSO Game and Rabbits. HUNDREDS TO CHOOSE FROM AT R.SIMCOX, Water Street. 5998)

ST. ASAPH. SALE OF WORK.—A successful sale of work in aid of the funds of the St Asaph National Schools was held in the new Diocesan Library on Tuesday and Wednesday, J2th and 13th inst. The stalls were neatly arranged in canopied form, and contained a number of fancy and useful articles. The stallholders comprised Lady Williams, Mrs Edwards (The Palace), Mrs Wil- liams (vicarage), Miss L Louis, Miss Gulliver, Miss Robinson, Mrs Howes Roberts, Mrs Richard Lewis, Mrs Ellis, Miss Howes Roberts, Misses M and W Helsby, Miss Moss, the Misses Bibby (Vachwen), Mrs Walter Williams, Mrs Mansbridge, the Misses Wynne Edwards, Miss Mansbridge, Mrs and the Misses Money, Mrs Bax, Miss Pierce, Miss Roberts (Bodlondeb), Miss Lewis. Vegetable stall, Miss Williams (The Brow, Ruabon), Miss Easterby, Miss Williams (Storm Cottage), Masters Sheffield and Plunkett. Refreshment stall, Mrs Charles Lewis (Plas-yn-Cwm), assisted by Mrs Morgan (Caegwyn), Miss Williams (Clwydfa), Miss Hore (Rose Hill), Miss Clarke, &c. The arrangements were carried out by the Rev T LI Williams, assisted by a committee of stallholders. Lady Williams briefly declared the bazaar open.—The Bishop of St Asaph in thanking Lady Williams for her assistance, said that the bazaar was being held for an excellent object. The difficulty of maintaining their voluntary schools at present was not a slight one, and they wanted to set an example there in St Asaph for the whole of the diocese, to show that they intended to maintain their schools with the greatest possible efficiency and they should be prepared to make some sacrifice in that good work (applause).—The bazaar was a great success amongst those present at the onp.nintr r -0 .V4&0 \ll.1 Bishop and Mrs Edwards and family Lady Williams. Miss Irven, Captain Bax, Mr T Howes Roberts, Colonel Money and family, Colonel and Mrs Hore and family, Miss Mannix (Rhyl), &c. A ladies orchestra eomposcd of Misses Bullen (leader), Earwaker (2), Helsby, Twiston Davies, and Montmorency, and Master Felix Powell played a number of selections during the bazaar. The St Asaph Male voice party, under Mr A Owen Evans, and the cathedral party were also in atten- dance and contributed some excellent vocal pieces. At the close of the sale of work a vote of thanks was proposed by Mr G Bax to the Dean for the use of the room, to the stall holders and their assistants, also to those ladies and gentlemen who had, by their playing and singing, added to the enjoyment of those present. This was seconded by Mr Howes Roberts and carried with acclama- tion. The sale of work was closed each evening by the singing of the National Anthem. The sum of JE113 was realised for the school funds. THE Christmas ordination services will be held in the Cathedral on the St. Thomas's Day, Thurs- day before Christmas, when the Bishop will officiate.

rz C Grand Xmas Show,1893. OWENS & SONS, Purveyors of Meat to HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN, 9, WATER STREET, Whilst thanking our numerous customers for their kind patronage in the past, which we trust will be extended to us in the future, we beg to announce that our Grand Xmas Show will comprise the following A pen of Extra Prime SOUTHDOWN WETHERS, 23 months old, winners of the First Prize at the Royal Cattle Show, Bingley Hall, Birmingham. Fed by His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, at Sandringham. 1 Three pens of Prime four-year old WELSH 1 WETHERS. Fed by Lewis Evans, Esq.,Rhydolyw, Llansannan. Two pens of Prime four-year old WELSHI WETHERS. Fed by J. Rowlands, Esq, Bron- dyffryn, Denbigh. Two pens of Prime three-year old WELSH WETHERS. Fed by R. Beans, Esq, Cae Du, Corwen. Two pens of Prime two-year old WELSH WETHERS. Fed by R. A. Jones, Esq, Cae Gwyn, Denbigh. Two very Prime four-year old SHORTHORN OXEN. Winners of the Silver Cup at Wrexham, beinc; two out of the four best in the Sale Yard. Fed by William Fryer, Esq., Model Farm, Hope, near Mold. One Extra Prime three-year old OX. Fed by R. Blezard, Esq., Pool Park, Ruthin. One Extra Prime four-year old OX. Fed by that eminent feeder, Joseph Lloyd, Esq., St. Asaph. Six Prime Small PORKERS. Fed by Mr Jones, Tyddyn-y-Cyll, Cwm. Three very Prime BACON PIGS. Fed by William Price, Esq., Pen-y-ball Farm, Holywell. All the above will be exhibited on TUESDAY NEXT, and will be sold at POPULAR PRICES. Orders respectfully solicited, which will be promptly attended to. (5993. Xmas Market, 1893. T. E. J-ONES, BUTCHER, 152, WFLLINGTON RD., RHYL, Begs to announce that he will make his Annual Xmas Show of PRIME MEAT on TUESDAY NIGHT AND WEDNESDAY NEXT, including the following well- selected Stock. One Prize BULLOCK (1st Prize at the St. Asaph Sale -and Show, December 7th). Fed by Mrs Williams Wynne, Cefn. Two Prize BULLOCKS (1st Prize at the Mold Sale and Show, December 13th). Fed by W. Roberts, Esq., Tyddyn, Mold. One Prize four-year old BULLOCK (2nd Prize Mold Show). Fed by Harry Rowlands, Esq., Gerddi Duon, Mold. One Prize HEIFER (1st Prize Ruthin Show). Fed by Mr Davies, Llysf:tsi, Ruthin. One Prime BULLOCK. Fed by R. Morris, Esq., Hendref, Rhuddla.n. One Prime BULLOCK. Fed by Mr Morris, Garthgynnen, Ruthin. Twenty-five Prime Fat WELSH WETHERS. Fed by Isaac Owen, Esq., Plas Llwyd, Abergele. Twenty-five Prime Fat WELSH WETHERS. Fed by Mr J. E. Jones, Ddwylig Isa, Rhuddlan. Ten SHROPSHIRE WETHERS. Fed by do. Two BACON PIGS. Fed by do. One BACON PIG. Fed by Mr Davies, Tre- llewelyn, Rhyl. A number of SUCKING PIGS. Also about 100 GEESE, DUCKS, FOWLS., &c. An inspection of the above Stock respectfully solicited. Welsh Mutton for Xmas Presents a speciality. (6001 CHRISTMAS, 1893. John Royle and Son, FAMILY BUTCHERS, 26 and 27, Market Hall, and 51, High Street, Rhyl. Look out for our announcement next week. (5999 Christmas, 1893 W. DE vV HUG II E S, CENTRAL BUILDINGS, 65, HIGH STREET, Begs to announce that his Grand Christmas Show Will take place on WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY NEXT. When there will be on view the foliowing stock One Suberb DEVON STEER, from Her Majesty the Queen. Two Grand SHORTHORN HEIFERS, from Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, Wynnstay. One Grand 2-year old SHORTHORN HEIFER, from R. Parry, Esq., Burras Hall, Wrexham. In addition to a good assortment of Sheep, Lambs, and Pigs, (6005. CHRISTMAS, 1893. mn son ARE OFFERING Exceptionally Good Value IN FRUIT. CURRANTS, 2d., 3d., and 4d., per lb. VALENCiAS, 2d., 3d., and 4d., per lb. SULTANAS, 3d., 4d., and 5d., per lb. CANDIED PEEL, 3d. per lb. Prunes, Plums, Figs, Oranges, Grapes, &c., OF THE Best Quality at Cheapest Prices. A CALL SOLICITED. Abbey Street, Rhyl, AND Liverpool House, St. Asaph. (5966 CHRISTMAS, 1893. Henkel's Fancy Goods and Toy Depot. CHEAPEST HOUSE IN WALES FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Russell Buildings, High Streat. AN INSPECTION INVITED. (6003 "THE PICTURE MAGAZINE" is a suitable com- panion to "The Strand." In the current issue there are reproductions of celebrities' first pictures there are reproductions of celebrities' first pictures At the academies. jfrotue#. The Public Health Act, 1875. RHYL SEWERAGE WORKS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Improvement Commissioners of the District of Rhyl acting as the Urban Sanitary Authority are prepared to receive TENDERS from persons desirous of contracting with them for the con- struction of certain works of sewerage and sewage disposal, comprised in three contracts :— No. 1 Contract consisting of the works of Internal Sewerage, Iron Outfall, the construction of all Manholes, Ventilators, Flushing arrange- ments, &c. No. 2 Contract consisting of the erection of an Engine-house, Sewage Sump, the provision of Pumping Machinery and Screening Apparatus. No. 3 Contract consisting of an elevated Sewage Tank constructed mainly of concrete, with a groined arched Roof, for the purpose of. storing the Sewage during the period of Tidal Flow. Plans, Specifications, Forms of Tender, and Quantities may be seen at the Office of Mr Baldwin Latham, M. Inst. C.E., 13, Victoria Street, Westminster, Engineer for the Works, or on application to the undersigned at his office in Rhyl, on or after Wednesday, the 20th instant. Quantities of the several works have been taken out by Messrs. Hovenden and Barber, of 30, Bishopsgate Street Without, E.C., and may be had either from the Engineer or from the under- signed on the deposit of f5 for the Quantities for each Contract, which will be returned after a Contract has been entered into to every person making a bona fide Tender on the return of the document entrusted to them. In the event of any Tender being withdrawn, the deposit will be forfeited. Sealed Tenders in the Form supplied endorsed "Tender No. I," Tender No. 2," or "Tender No. 3," as the case may be, are to be delivered at the office of the undersigned, at Rhyl, on or before the fifth day of January, 1894. The Improvement Commissioners will not be bound to accept the lowest or any Tender. Sufficient security for the due performance of the Contracts will be required. Dated this 12th day of December, 1893. ARTHUR ROWLANDS, Town Hall, Clerk to the Commissioners. Rhyl. (5784 Royal Alexandra Hospital. TheLadySuperintendent of the Royal Alexandra Hospital most gratefully acknowledges the follow- ing additional donations towards the Fund for nursing the sick poor of Rhyl:— £ s. d. Mrs Coxhead 5 0 0 Miss S. A. Hughes 1 1 0 Dr. Eyton Lloyd 1 0 0 Further contributions will be thankfully received. (5995 COUNTY OF FLINT. -I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the next GENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS OF- THE PEACE for the County of Flint, will be held at the COUNTY HALL, in MOLD, in the said County, on WEDNESDAY, the 3rd day of January next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, for the Trial of Prisoners and the hearing of Appeals, when all business relating to the County, and over which the Court has jurisdiction, will then be proceeded with. All Jurors, Prosecutors, and Witnesses are re- quested to be in attendance at the above named hour. All depositions and instructions for indictments must be sent to my Office, if practicable six days before the said Quarter Sessions, otherwise the costs will not be allowed. THOS. T. KELLY, Mold, CLERK OF THE PEACE. 12th December, 1893. (5785 St. Asaph, Tremeirchion, and the World's Ploughing Society. FARMERS and Others having suitable LAND JD FOR HOLDING THE MATCH of the above Society (from 16 to 18 acres) are invited to communicate—on or before January 11, 1894- with .the Secretary, J. LL. WILLIAMS, 5780) 64, Love Lane, Denbigh. PLANTING SEASON. REES.-Shrubs and Evergreens, suitable for JL inland and sea coast planting, for large or small gardens. Trees any height or size required, at the most reasonable prices. Lawns renovated Landscape works overgrown trees systematically pruned Gardens, or fruit trees, re-arranged and put into good order. H.P. and Tea-scented Roses, all the best varieties; Good plants and cheap bulbs foe spring and summer display. Peas a speciality, only the best and most approved kinds and sure to give satisfaction other approved vege- table and choicest flower seeds to order.—Please address all orders or communications to EDWARD BURTON, Landscape Gardener, Nant Hall Hotel, Prestatyn. (5790 P. & J. WILLIAMS, AUOTIONEERS, HOUSE AGENTS 8c VALUERS. ESTATES CAREFULLY MANAGED. FURNISHED HOUSES AND APARTMENTS' AGENOY. Agents for the Royal Fire and Life Insuranc Company. AUCTION 4" ESTATE OFFICES: MARKET STREET, RHYL. J. E. ROBERTS & CO., AUCTIONEERS & VALUERS, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENTS. Sales of Property, Farming Stock, and Household Furniture conducted on the most reasonable terms; VALUATIONS and INVENTORIES for PROBATE and ADMINISTRATION. List of properties for Sale. Prompt Settlement Guaranteed. CERTIFIED DISTRAINT OFFICER UNDER THE NEW LAW OF DISTRESS AMENDMENT ACT, 1888. MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED and Sales by Private Treaty conducted.. Household Furniture and Effects Bought for Cash. Appointment under the Agricultural Holdings Ac REGISTER kept of Furnished Houses. REGISTER kept of Furnished Apartments RENTS and DEBTS COLLECTED. All business entrusted to J. E. R. & Co. shall have heir best and prompt attention. ffi ce Town Hall Auction Mart, Rhyl. (136 T. C. AMOS, Auctioneer, Valuer, Estate and Insurance Agent, &c., 7, BODFOR STREET, RHYL. Agency for Furnished Houses, Apartments, &e. Sales, Valuations, &c., at Moderate Charges. List of Properties to Let or for Sale. Highest references from numerous Clients. RENTS COLLECTED. (4164 FRED WALLIS. (11 years Chief Clerk County Court, Rhyl), Accountant, Auctioneer & Valuer, House, Estate, and Insurance Agent. TRADESMEN'S ACCOUNTS COLLECTED. TOWN HALL BUILDINGS Wellington Road, Rhyl. 39A6 GREENHALGH & GEARY, Auctioneers, House and Estate Agents, Valuers, Accountants, & Insurance Agents. Mortgages negotiated and Advances arranged upon Approved Securities. Sales by Auction, and Private Contract of Property, Furniture, Stock in Trade, &c. Registry for Letting Farms, Business Premises, Houses (Furnished and Unfurnished), and Apartmenls, and Collection of Rents. Disposal of Businesses and Stocks without publicity Valuations for Probate and Administration. Insurance of Life, Property, and Plate Glass. Balancing, Auditing, and Posting of Tradesmen's Books. PROMPT CASH SETTLEMENTS. TEMPORARY OFFICES- 24, QUEEN STREET, RHYL (5816 VISITORS.—Belvoir Hotel:—W. E. Kenway, Esq., Birmingham E. Brown, Esq., Nuneaton; W Patterson, Esq., I/pool; Frank Baker, Esq., Staf- ford George Lingford, Esq., Liverpool W. Urguarht, Esq., Liverpool; Captain Wynne Jones, Liverpool; F. F. Sutton, Esq., South Kensington. jScftolagtic Notires. pLWY JJALL J^ADIES gCHOOL RHYL. RESIDENT ENGLISH & FOREIGN GOVERNESSES AND VISITING MASTERS. This School is specially recommended by the Right Rev. The Lord Bishop of the Diocese, and the Very Rev. The Dean. For prospectus apply to the Lady Principal. fODERN COLLEGIATE gCHOOL, RHYL. PRINCIPAL- MR. D. J. DAVIES, 1st CL. C.M. RESIDENT MASTER- Mtt. A. W. RAWLINS, B.A. (OXON .). DRILL INSTRUCTOR— SERGEANT P\RCELL, R.W.F. Fees inclusive. No extras. Particulars-GROVE HOUSE, RHYL. Term—September 12th, 1893. R. FaIIENSON JL < -t- -JL TEACHER OF THE PIANOFORTE. RONHILDA, 14, WATER STREET, RHYL. (4839 Duties resumed September 12th. L R. BRYAN WARRURST, (Senior Certificate R.A.M.), VISITS SCHOOLS AND PRIVATE FAMILIES IN RHYL AND DISTRICT. Organ, Pianoforte, Singing, Theory, etc. Foes very moderate. 3, REGENT VILLAS, PARADISE STREET, RHYL RIDDLE-CLASS EDUCATION. P. WELSH, B.A. Course of Instruction ENGLISH SUBJECTS, CLASSICS, MATHEMA. TICS, FRENCH, BOOK-KEEPING, AND SHORT-HAND. PRIVATE TUITION. Full Particulars on Application, Address 27, WATER STREET, RHYL. (0066 Term commenced Wednesday, September 13 ALFRED JJUGHES, Organist of St. Mary's, Towyn, and for nine years Music Master at Epworth College, Rhyl. TEACHER OF THE ORGAN, PIANOFORTE AND SINGING. Classes conducted for the study of Theory and Sight-singing. Pupils prepared for Public Examination in Music, and for Competition at Eisteddfodau. For terms, references, and testimonials, pleaso apply- 17, ELWY STREET, RHYL. MR- R. H. W HALL, F.C.O., (Organist of Holy Trinity Church, Llandudno, and Choirmaster of S.I. Thomas' Church, Rhyl) VISITS RHYL WEEKLY. Lessons given on the Organ, Pianoforte, Clarinet, ?'1 11 Violin (elementary), and Theory of Music. For terms, etc., address 5920) DEGANWY ST., LI.ANDUDNO. MUSIC. i R. D. pARRY, (Late Pupil of Dr Rogers, Bangor), Organist of St. Mary's Church, Llaurwst, Gives Lessons in Singing, Piano, Organ, and Harmony at Rhyl. SCHOOLS ATTENDED. References-Ven. Archdeacon Hugh-Jones, Llanrwst; and Dr Rogers, Bangir. Address-MR. TREHEARN'S LIBRARY, 5921) or BODALAW, LLANRWST. ^RCVILLB J ADIES* 0OLLEGE, BAST PARADE, RHYL Principal—M ISS MKBCIER Students are prepared for any of the following:- Oxford and Cambridge Local Examinations, Bangor University College (Scholarships), College of Prcceptors Scuth Kensington, and the Royal College of Music. Reference kindly permitted to the Right Rev. the Bishop of Bangor, the Rev. Dan Edwards, and parents of pupils. Recreation Ground with Tennis Court. Re-opened Monday, September 18th. (0052 (0052 ST. ^SAPH EAMMAE SCHOOL. Large and commodious buildings, erected in 1881, surrounded by six acres of playing fields, and situated in one of the healthiest districts in North Wales. Pupils prepared for Professional and University Examinations. Thirty.three Successes in the last two years, including a Scholarship of £ 50 for 3 years, and Exhibitions off20 and;EI5. Terms, &c.w on application to W. EASTERBY, LL.D, B.A, Head Master SIR W. G. WILLIAMS, BART. Chairman of the Governing Body. School re-opened September 19th, 1893. RONHILDA JJOME SCHOOL FOR G IRLS. AND KINDERGARTEN, Principal: MRS HENSON. Assisted by Certificated Teachers and Visiting Masters. PUPILS PREPARED FOB THE LOCAL EXAMIHATIONS. 14, WATER STREET, RHYL. Term commenced Tuesday, Sept. 12th. THE HIGH SCHOOL, ltHYL' Pupils rapidly prepared for University Matriculation and Locals, H.M. Navy and Civil Service, Legal, Medical, Theological, and other Professional Prelimin- ary Examinations. Private Students received. Over 300 successes. Fees moderate, and partly based on results. The Bishop of St. Asaph has undertaken to reply to any enquiries respecting this school. Reference also permitted to the Rev. Principal Owen, St. David's Col- lege, Lampeter the Rev. Dan. Edwards, Vicar of Rhyl and several of the leading clergy and laity in the diocese. Next Term-Monday, January 22nd, 1893. Prospectus, &c., on application to REV. R. 0. THOMAS, 34, WEST PARADE, RHYL. QBIKL |^j O U S E go H O O L PREPARATORY DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS FROM SIX TO TWELVE YE&RS OF AGE. KINDERGARTEN CLASS. For Prospectus apply to Lady Prinoipal. Half Term-November 4th. piAN^)FORTE J^ESSOITS TO JUVENILE PUPILS, by MISS GEARY, 24, QUEEN STREET, RHYL. Terms Moderate. (5831 J|ISS J^OUISE Q ESTRI A, SOPRANO, Of the Royal College of Music, London, Begs to announce that she Attends Rhyl cnce a week to give Lessons IN SINGING AND VOICE PRODUCTION. Miss Cestria is now booking engagements for Oratorios, Cantatas, and Miscelleneous Concerts. For Terms and all information please address- 45, BRIDGE STREET, CHESTER. Or Brient's, Market Street, Rhyl. 5960) StinMg etbiccøt C. jgNGLISH WESLEYAN CHAPEL, BliIGHrON ROAD, RHYL, To-morrow (Sunday) REV. DR. RICHARDSON, PASTOR; Will preach. Morning at 11. Evening at 6.80. Free Seats. Collection at each Service. Week Evening Service—Wednesday at 7-3 1 Orgauirt-G. E. Fnuuo, B»«> onsrxj"y A COLD." YES, perhaps it is only a cold NOW, but thous- ands who are afflicted with Bronchitis, Lung Diseases, Chest Troubles and Consump- tion bad only a Cold AT FIRST and is there any guarantee that yours will not develop into something more serious ? A neglected Cold has often been the commencement of life-long suffering. Don't run risks, but if yen have a /Cold send at once for a reliable remedy, such as LAWRENCE'S Glycerine Cough Lmctus, or better still, keep it in the house ready. Two or three doses will cure a Cold, and a single bottle is generally sufficient|.for ;a bad or better still, keep it in the house ready. Two or three doses will cure a Cold, and a single bottle is generally sufficient|.for ;a bad Cough, or an attack of Bronchitis. For Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Influenza. Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Weak Chest and Lungs, there is no better medicine made than Lawrence's Glycerine Cough Linctus. BOTTLES—Is. (tnd fJs. 6d. Address-20, HIGH STREET, RHYL. XMAS CARDS, UNRIVALLED SELECTION. XMAS PRESENTS, 6RI1W Grand Show. Extension of Premises. TREHEARN & AINSWORTH, WELLINGTON ROAD, end D. TREHEARN, HIGH STREET.. Mr Trehearn having just returned after an exhausted search at the London warehouses for the latest novelties, we are now shewing a Grand Selection of Fancv Articles suitable for Presents. J (5997 —— NORTH WALES.—WANTED to Rent on Purchase, within 8 miles of Llandudno, near river or large Jake- a. detached house. Per. feet sanitation. Brackstone, Colwyn Bay. (5780 1*0 BE LET, Topyrallt, Llanasa, frora the first day of May, 181)4, at present occupied by Dr Jones. For further particulars apply to Mr W. Jones. For further particulars apply to Mr W. Bell, Bodrbyddan, R.S.O. (6774 TO BE SOLD Yost Typewriter cost £ 21 nine months a{?o, will take A13 cash. Appjy Miss Guthrie, 29, High street, Rhyl. (5783 r, TO BE SOLD, Charming BUILDING SITES situate in the roost fashionable part of Rhyl, the grounds are lovely, ready planted with valuable shrubs, forming charming avenues, whore purchasers can erect a home to suit them- selves freehold no chief; views at the office of this paper price 6s lOd per square yard, well worth 15s. Apply to Alun Lloyd, or R. D. Roberts (Mwrog), Rbyl. 5361 WANTED-Sitaation as a PLAIN COOK.— W Apply, K., Journal Office. (6006 nOACH-HOUS^ AND STABLE TO LET. \J Apply.—T. C. Amos, Auctioneer, Rhyl. V 3 (6008 ale fcg auction. By MR. 1. C AMOS. CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS, MARKET STREET, RHYL. Thursday Next, December, 21, 1893. MR. T. C. AMOS will SELL BY AUCTION a capital Assortment of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS. Sale at 2 p.m. Entries may be made for this Sale. (6QQ9 The Portland Studio, 8, HIGH STREET, RHYL. MR JOHN WILLIAMS, late senior partner in the firm of Williams Brothers, Photo- graphers, has opened the above new Studio for First-class Photography. All sitters are personally attended to, and all sitters taken this week and next will be executed by Xmas and New Year's Day. Please Note Address— THE PORTLAND STUDIO, 8, HIGH STREET, RHYL. 5712) A CA.BD.J Nl R ED. W. K BATINGE, L.D.S., Dental Surgeon, Late of 65, HIGH STREET, has removed to VAENOL (opposite the Church), RUSSELL ROAD, RHYL. ATTENDANCES AS USUAL AT DENBIGH.—Mrs Simner, 13, High Street, every Wednesday. EUTHIN.—Mrs Rigby, Jeweller, St. Peter's Square, every first Tuesday (Fair Day) and third Monday in the month. (5770 LARGEST SELECTION IN THE TRADE IN F—5 ALL DEPARTMENTS. DIRECT FROM THE MILLS.—Newest Styles ►Jp in Tweeds, Harris, Homespun, Meltons, Beavers, Serges, &c. Fishing, Shooting, and Hunting Tweeds a Speciality. Also, Homespun Clan i—! Tartan, and Seigo Costume Cloths for Ladies, ^2 sDeciallv woven in all the latest novelties. 50 PER CENT SAVED BY AVOIDING INTER- MEDIATE PROFIT S.-Travellii)g Rugs, Shep- rn. herds' Maude, Blankets, Flannels, bhirtings, ^■4 Knitting Yarns, &c. Do your Shopping direct by post, thus obtaining Goods of acknowledged Excellence at First Cost. f-—. Fatterns Free. (Name this Paper). ¡.;o- All Parcels Paid. Currie, M'Dougall, & Scott, M Langhaugh Mills, Galashiels, N.B o NOTE.—Farmer sanl others can have their own r- j Wool made into any of the above at Reduced o Priccs. We Pay Carriage of Wool and Finished f—-) Goods from and to all Parts. I Agents wanted. (5143 America. CUNARD LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS FROM LIVER- POOL, CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN. FOR NEW YOJlK. FOR BOSTON. GALLIA .Sat.,Dec. 23 PAVONIA..Thur., Dec. 28 SERVIA .Sat., Dec. 30 CEPHALONlA..Th, Jan 11 AURANIA .Sat., Jan. 6iCATALONIA.Thur, Jan. 18 SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION at moderate fares for FIRST and SECOND Class Passengers; also through to CHINA, JAPAN, NEW ZEALAND,and AUSTRALIA Steerage Passengers to all parts of America and Canada at low rates those by Boston steamers booked to New York without extra charge. THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED 8, Water Street, Liverpool OR TO THEIR AGENT, R. D. ROBERTS (MWBOG), Estate Agent, RHYL

BIRTHS. COLLT-C.WOOD-TiioNipso-On the 9th inst, at 26, Park Street, Taunton, the wife of Edward J. Collingwood-Thompson, late of Plas Annie, Mold, of a son. WILLIAMS.—On the 12th inst., at 13, Elwy Street, Rhyl, the wife of John Bridge Williams, of a daughter. DEATHS. On the 4th inst., suddenly, at Aston-on-Trent, Derby, Ann, the dearly loved wife of Robert Fletcher, aged 74. Deeply regretted by husband and children. On:the 4th inst, at Colomendy, Rhyl, Mr Robert Hughes, aged 83. A faithful member of the Cal- vinistic Methodists at Clwyd Street Chapel. WILLIAMS.—On the 10th inst., aged 80 years, William Williams, Esq., Llewesog Hall, near Den- bigh) Interment at Prion Churchyard.

/lOOKS, HOUSEMAIDS, KITCHEN MAIDS, IJ WAITRESSES, NURSES, and GENERAL. Wanted Servants. Apply—Mrs. Greenhouse, 17 Water Street. (6050 FURNISHED HOUSES.—The best lists are kept by J. E. Roberts and Co., Estate Agents, Town Hall, Rhyl. (1976 WANTED to buy FRESH DRIPPING at the Fried Fish Shop, 160, Wellington Road, Rhyl. 5934 FURNISHED APARTMENTS for one or two Gentlemen central position good atten- dance and cooking. Terms moderate.—J. M., Journal Office. 5799 TO BE LET OR SOLD—55, WFST PARADE, containing 7 Entertainicg Rooms, 17 Bed- rooms, Bathroom, 3 w.c's., Butler's Pantry, Good Kitchens, with every domestic convenience. Coach-house and Stable. Apply to-Wallis, Auctioneer, Rhyl. (5857 TO BE LET IMMEDIATELY, A COMFORTABLE FURNISHED HOUSE, (semi-detatched) 2, St. Asapli Street, Rhyl; containing, on ground floor, two Sitting and one Bedroom, Kitchens, &c.; up staira, Drawing room, 4 Bedrooms, and Dressing- room, also Bathroom, with good supply of hot and cold water. Situation open, yet sheltered; close to Parade, Sea-air back and front. Use of books and piano; also plate and house-linen, if required. Address-2, Journal Office Rhyl. QUPEBIOR APARTMENTS.—Best part of O West Parade. References given. Terms strictly moderate. Board if required.-58 West Parade. 0972 BOARD and Residence, ten minutes' walk to town and beach. Special terms for wio±«r months.-Mrs Trevethan, PIas Llcwefyn, RhyL 4064 ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Goods of every description purchased for cash.—Perkins, Auctioneer, Abergele. (5400 TO BE SOLD, by Private Treaty, that com- modious and centrally situated SHOP and DWELLING-HOUSE with Cottage at the rear, known as 6. QUEEN STREET, RHYL. Possession 1st May next; prices moderate. Apply—J. Pierce-Lewis, Solicitor, Town Hall, Rhyl. (5996 DIES REQUIRING Knitting Wools and Jj Silks of the finest quality for Fancy Work, can now obtain them quite new and in all the latest colourings, with full weight of 16 ozs. to the pound guaranteed, direct from the Machines, with the advantage of Mill Prices and the saving of two profits. Patterns 6ent Free, which need not be returned. Name and Address on post card only to PROVIDENCE MILLS SPINNING CO., BRADFORD, YORKS. FUR BOA.—Lady has for immediate private disposal, a'real Russian Tail For Boa, very dark brown, 10 feet long. immensely thick, soft. Value 7.5s. sacrifice for 19s. 9d.; perfeetly new. Can be seen by writing P.H., office of this paper. (6772 TO BE LET FURNISHED, No. J 8, Kinmel Street, Rhyl. Rent moderate. Apply on the premises. (5897 TO LET, 28, KINMEL STREET. Suitable house for small family. Will take £ 0 to 1st of May. Rent, S18 10s. Apply-J. Arthur Evans and Son, Central Offices, Rhyl. (5930 TO BE LET FURNISHED, Westminster and Soho House. For particulars apply— 16, Church Street. (5913, HIGH STREET.—Comfortable and quiet home for one or two gentlemen. Terms very moderate; no visitors taken. Addresø-J. G., Journal" Office. TO LET, a splendid SHOP with spacious rooms above, in Rossell Buildings, High Street, Rhyl, with immediate pOFsession, situated in the centre of High Street, and having a good glass front. For further particulars apply to J E Roberts & Co, Estate Agents, Rhyl. (5283 PH. JONES, Joiner and Cabinet Maker, 20, High Street (above Mr Lawrence, Chemist). Household Furniture of all descrip- tions Made to Order. Offices and Shops fitted up. General house repairer. (5722 FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET—MOORB COTTAGE, EAST PARADE, RHYL.- Drawing and Dining Room, four Bedrooms, w.c. Box Room, Kitchen, and Scullery, Outhouses, Stables, and Coach-house. Garden front and back. Charming Sea and Country View.—Apply as above, or at 50, Kingsley Road, Liverpool. TO LET, with immediate possession, House JL containing 2 Entertaining Rooms, 5 Bed. rooms, Kitchen, Back Kitchen, Scullery, good Garden and Outbuildings, situated within one mile of the town of Rhyl. Fall particulars from J. E. Roberts and Co., Estate Agents, Rhyl. (5945 TO BE SOI7D, Eligible Freehold BUILDING SITES, on the Marine Drive, Rhyl; Victoria Terrace (facing the Sea), and Victoria Avenue, Prestatyn (opposite the Church). For particulars apply to E. W. Keatinge, 65, High Street, RhyL 1004 MONEY LENT FAIRLY. Mostly all some over and over again.—Proof of Fairness. STRICTLY PRIVATE LOANS. WANTED TO LEND SUMS of X10 and W upwards to householders. State full particulars, with stamped addressed envelope for reply, to MR JONES, at his North Wales Office, 2, CBESCKNT ROAD, RHYL, who has done genuine extensive business since 1869, or call Mondays or Fridays, at Private Office Entrance. No Bills of Sale. One to three years. NOTE. ALL LOAN BUSINESS & CORRESPON- DENCE conducted personally, 2720 WANTED, Bakers, Families, and Grocers to TV use, sell, and recommend the Celebrated Guaranteed Pure "D.C.L." Yeast, sole manufac- turers, The DISTILLERS COMPANY, LIMITED, EDIN- BURGH. If you are not using our Yeast, send Four- pence in stamps for sample. Support home indus- tries, and cease using foreign yeast. Ask for "D.C.L." and to satisfy yourself ask to see the bag, which should be brand edwith our name and 1). C. L. 11 Agents wanwdlp,