Rhyl Journal

TO THE EDITOR OF THE RHYL JOURNAL Sin,-On the 31st ult. I inserted a letter in your con- temporary The Rhyl Advertiser upon the necessity of having a properly equipped boat ready for any emergency provided near the bathing machines, and I observe that Mr J 0 Vaughan has replied to the same in your paper. I regret the tone which characterized his letter. I disclaim any feeling in the matter; I am in no way concerned as to who keeps the bathing machines. Mr Vaughan questions the accuracy of the report of what took place at the accident in question. All I can say is that I quoted the report from the columns of the Rhyl Advertiser," and the reporter asserts that the report is absolutely correct, as he was an eye-witness of the occurrence. Both Mr Vaughan and myself being at issue in this matter, I think the public will accept the version of an independent person and so far as the report is concerned I shall let the matter rest. I can quite understand Mr Vaughan's anxiety to prove that the boat was not required, but no amount of special pleading or the introduction of irre- levant matter will blind the public to the absolute necessity of having a boat at the ladies' and gentlemen's bathing machines, and that those boats should be in a seaworthy condition, and ready to be launched at a moment's notice. I repeat that it is nothing short of criminal for bathing to be allowed without proper remedies being at hand, and I ask our District Council to insist upon boats being provided. I shall certainly not allow this matter to rest with mere letter writing, as it has been allowed to lie on the shelf too long.—Yours faithfully, A RESIDENT RATEPAYER. Bhyl, lltb Sept., 1895.

RUPTURE TRUSS NS.-Referring to the inquiry made by a correspondent recently in our columns, the following extract from then Lancet, August 4, 1894, wil be interesting:—"The Link Shell Truss Co., 171, Wardour Street, London, W., have a new truss. It is claimed that by this method of manufacture a truss is provided which will be more comfortable than the one in ordinary use, and better able to adapt itself to th various movements of the day, especially if these are of a sudden character. The truss is fitted with a hip. joint regulator, by means of which the pressure is increased or diminished as required, and with a soft shell. pad perforated for; ventilation. The truss as thus completed is an efficient one. Foil particulars are sent free by the Link Shell Truss,. Glasgow Evening A* tea, Angast 7. 1894.

The Visit of the Welsh Baptist Union to Rhyl. TO THE EDITOR OF THE RHYL JOURNAL. Sin,-Vt"ill you allow me through your columns to thank the many friends of all denominations who have already sent in their replies to my Appeal for Hospitality during the Union Assembly. I shall be exceedingly obliged if all who are willing to entertain ministers and delegates will communicate with me not later than Wednesday next. The hospitality solicited consist in most cases of supper, bed, and breakfast from Monday night until Thursday morning (dinners and teas are provided by the Water Street Church daily). —I am, yours, &c. Wheatville, Rhyl. SHANKLAND.

Clwydfardd and the Old Church Clock. TO THE EDITOR OF THE RHYL JOURNAL. ,SIR,-For nearly twenty years the late Arch- druid Clwydfardd superintended the old Church Clock. He persisted in the discharge of his duties to the end, in spite of all remonstrances, as he was determined to hand it over in good working order. His last working day he spent on the old clock. He told the writer on leaving off that he was going to Denbigh that evening to attend some meeting. On his way home from the meeting he had a paralytic seizure, and in consequence was taken to his daughter's house, where he was carefully and tenderly nursed for some time. At first he was very uneasy in his mind on account of the irregular striking of the old Church Clock. One day at noon his daughter listened to the kitchen clock striking and informed her father that she had heard a clock striking twelve correctly. That's all right" he said, and turned his face to the wall and never mentioned the old clock after that. Notwithstanding all the care and attention paid to it, not a hand will move, it is as silent as the grave. It has come to a full stop after a hundred years service. It is evident that it is worn out, and the only remedy consists in replacing it with a new one, and at the same time it is proposed to complete the existing peal of bells by the addition of a new treble. A new clock is an acknowledged want, and so it is earnestly hoped that the {parishioners of Abergele, irrespective of creed or anguage, will come forward and aid us with their contributions in order to purchase a new clock J*hich will be a sort of memorial to the immortal ^ydfardd. thp if.also proposed (funds permitting) to replace mpmnrl8toric stone in the churchyard to the T x, ° V* man who lived at a place three miles TVio r>rp<5fm+1' W^ifih is now covered with the sea. rJ,i;nr? a«t0ne' a copy Of an older °ne» 18 obliteraterl. M<l is The following subscriptions have been already promisecl:— £ s. d. Rev B Jones-Bateman J5 0 0 Do Towards Bell .5 0 0 Mrs Elliot 5 0 0 Canon Evans 5 0 0 Mrs Nield 5 0 0 Mr W Mason, Brooklands 5 o 0 Mr H R Hughes, Kinmel 5 0 o Mrs Scott, Plas Ucha 5 00 Miss Walton goo Mr and Mrs Jones, Bank Bakery ••• £ jj Captain White, Ochmagandy 1 Abergele Campanologists (1894) Concert 4 oO Ditto (1895) do 5 0 0 Ditto 1 00 Mr Walker, Sea Road 2 00 Mrs McEwen, Pen-y-rallt 1 10 Mr Machin, Pensarn 1 10 Collection in Church (1895) 5 0 0 Mr Perkins, Auctioneer 1 10 Mr Williams, Stonemason 10 6 Miss Rebecca Osborne 20 I am, Sir, Yom Obedient Servant, DAVID EVANS,

I dales M aurtton. By Messis P. J. WILLIAMS. RHYL, NORTH WALES. MESSRS P. & J. WILLIAMS HAVING RECEIVED instructions from Mr Henry Parry will offer for SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at the ALEX- ANDRA HOTEL, RHYL, on TUESDAY; the 24th SEPTEMBER, 1895, at 4-30 precisely, subject to conditions to be then and there produced and read, all those 3 Freehold Dwelling-houses & Premises, being Nos. 13, 13a, & 14, BEDFORD STREET, RHYL, together with 2-stalled Stable, Coach- house, and Shippon at the rear thereof, and con- taining a total area of 532 square yards or thereabouts, with a frontage of about 58 feet to Bedford Street. The Houses contain respectively, on the ground floor: Parlour, kitchen, and back kitchen. On the first floor 3 bedrooms, and attic the whole being in the respective occupation of Miss Jones, Mrs Pritchard, Mrs Roberts, and Mr Morris Jones. Bedford Street is the main leading thoroughfare from the west end of the town to the Market Hall, Post Office, and Railway Station, and the above property could easily be converted into business premises (for which there is a great demand), when it would command an unique business position. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, at their offices, Auction and Estate Offices, Mar- ket Street, Rhyl, or to MESSRS SYMOND & EDWARDS, SOLICITORS, 7693) 67, Lord Street, Liverpool. RHYL, NORTH WALES. Important to Milk Dealers, Cab Proprietors, Brickmakers, and others. MESSRS. P. & J. WILLIAMS are favoured -i.T-i. with instructions from Mr Pendleton to offer for SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION at the ALEXANDRA HOTEL, RHYL, on TUESDAY, 24th SEPTEMBER, 1895, at Four o'clock precisely, sub- ject to conditions to be then produced and read Lot I-All that FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE and Premises, situate and being No. 159, Vale Road, Rhyl, and known as the "FARMERS," now in the occupation of Messrs John and Francis Heathcote. The accommodation of the House comprises: Base- ment-Large cellar. Ground Floor—2 large par- lours, kitchen, back kitchen, and pantry. First Floor-4 large bedrooms. Outside Bakehouse, Granary, 2 Sliippons, and bings for 5 cows each, 2-stall Stable, with loft above, 2 large Pigsties with boiler, large calf house, and rickyard, with about 2k acres of land (including large garden) at the rear therof. The House is well built and in a good state of repair, having a double frontage to the main road from Rhyl to the various places of interest in the far-famed Vale of Clwyd. Also all those THREE RICH GRAZING FIELDS, situate in the Victoria Road, Rhyl, and containing a total area of II acres or thereabouts. These fields are well known for the heavy crops which they annually produce, and, being in close proximity to the Cefndy Brickworks, it is believed by experts that clay of a good quality would be found, suitable for the manufacture of superior bricks. Lot 2, all that FREEHOLD COTTAGE AND LAND, situate on the Towyn, Prestatyn, and known as "TAFARN DYFOD," For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, at their offices, Auction and Estate Offices, Market Street, Rhyl, or to ^MESSRS GAMLIN, WILLIAMS & Co., 7705). SOLICITORS, Rhyl. Removed from Private Residence for Convenience of Sale. CORN EXCHANGE, Town Hall, RHYL. Sale of Superior HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MESSRS. P. & J. WILLIAMS will Offer for SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION at the Corn Exchange, Town Hall, Rhyl, on MONDAY, THE 23RD OF SEPTEMBER, 1895, at 2 o'clock precisely, the following superior Household Furniture and Effects. Mahogany suite covered in leather, consisting of couch & 6 spoon back chairs, Gent's easy chair covered in American cloth, large mahogany sideboard with glass back, drawing room writing table and work box combined in figure walnut and brass fittings, large mahogany dining table, telescope, dining room table with mahogany frame and stained top, 6 mahogany chairs in American cloth, walnut gent's easy chair covered in repp, mahogany card table, black and gold music whatnot, round black window table, settee in crettonne, invalid couch covered in plushett, 2 occasional chairs ditto, large set of bookshelves, 2 birch cane-seated chairs, wicker table, gas chandelier with large bracket, fruit in fancy leather work, laxe mahogany dressing table with marble top, washstt*. *o 3ft birch wardrobe with glass front, 4ft. 6in. gent's mahogany wardrobe, 4ft 6 Walnut cabinet with glass back and marble top and glass doors. black and gold Japanese screen, 3 black bent window poles, 3 brass rods, 2 black window rods, 1 birch ditto, kitchen cupboard, 5 metal dish covers, 4ft. 6in. iron bedstead, 4ft. 6in. spring mattress, 4ft. 6in. wool mattress, lavatory basin with piping attached, birch toilet chest of drawers, painted ditto, half-moon washstand, birch, marble top; kitchen table, camp chair, large coal vase, polished black, brass fittings; corner bracket covered with black satin and needlework, 3ft spring mattress, towel rails, coloured glass window blinds and mahogany frames, mahogany toilet glass, 2 birch toilet glasses, toilet ware, China, China and Alhambra ornaments, lace curtains, stair carpet, pads, and rode, felt landing carpet, oilcloth, &c. The whole on view morning of sale. For furtherparticulars apply to the Auctioneers, Auction and Estate Offices, Market-street, Rhyl. (7706 RHYL, NORTH WALES. Sound Freehold Investment. To Trustees, Capitalists, and others. MESSRS. P. & J. WILLIAMS are favoured with instructions from Mrs Hall (who is leaving Rhyl) to Offer for Sale by Public Auction at the ROYAL HOTEL, RIIYL, on THURSDAY, the 3rd October, 1895, at 3 o'clock precisely, sub- ject to conditions to be then an.d there produced, the Valuable Freehold Dwelling Hou.se & Premises being No. 22, WATER STREET, RHYL, now in the occupation of the Ownei;. The accommodation compriaes on Ground Floor Entrance Hall, Dining Room., Kitchen, Scullery, Pantry, Wash-house. First Floor: Drawing Room, 2 Bedrooms, w.c. Second Floor: Sitting Room, 3 Bedrooms. Third Floor: 3 good Attics. The Property is situated within two minutes' walk of the Promenade, Town and Market Halls, and has a nice view of the sea five minutes' walk from the Railway Station and Post Office. The house is substantially built and in thorough repair. Full and detailed particulars of the Auctioneers, at their Offices, Auction and Estate Offices, Market Street, Rhyl, or of J. PIERCE-LEWIS, ESQ., 7715) Solicitor, Rhyl. NEWNES' PUBLICATIONS. "THE ART BIBLE" is now in its fourth part, which contains fifty-seven illustrations-portraits and landscapes, all very good. More than one of them are taken from George Tinworth's sculptures, in terra cotta. THE STRAND for September has an article on War-ballooning" (illuustrated from photographs) by Chas. Knight, another on Cricket" and its evolution. There is a fresh Brigadier Exploit, and a new tale from the Doctor's Diary. "THE STRAND MUSICAL MAGAZINE" for Sep* tember contains an interview with Paderewski,with photographic illustrations the Story of the Bo- hemian Girl," told by M. L. Collins; and music pieces galore. "The Green Cavalier's Song are words by the late Earl of Beaconsfield, and the music by H.R.H. Princess Beatrice. Following other Portfolios," we now have two new ones started-" Sportfolio" and "Round London," both splendid specimens of photographic art, and containing descriptive letter-press as well. = "Football" Oats, contain Phosphates and Nitrogen' Football Oats, prevent Indigestion, Gout. "Football Oats, Rheumatism Headache, etc. Commended by Medical Press. Ask Grocers. Refuse all othere. I For Breakfast and Supper. I altø ftp auction. By MESSRS. OLOUGH & Co. NORTH WALES. TOWN OF RHYLT DYSERTH, AND VALE OF CLWYD. Important Sale of Valuable Freehold PROPERTY. MESSRS. CLOUGH & Co., F.S.I. & F.A.I., beg to announce that, acting under instruc- tions received, they will offer for SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at the ROYAL HOTEL, RHYL, on Saturday, September 14th, 1895, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, the following desirable Freehold Property, viz.:— TOWN OF RHYL. LOT I.-All that valuable piece of Freehold Land, with Villa Residence erected thereon called TY'N-Y-COED, in the occupation of Miss Jones, situate in Church, street, and having a frontage thereto of 174 feet. or thereabouts, containing in the whole 2,670 sq. yards, more or less. The House contains on Ground Floor-Kitchen, scullery, pantry, entrance hall, dining room and breakfast room. Second Floor-Drawing room and 3 bedrooms. The outside buildings consist of saddle room, man's bedroom, coach-house, 2 stalled stable, fodder room, coal house, and w.c. There is a verandah around the front of the house, and a carriage drive through the grounds. This Property is most conveniently situated, being within two minutes' walk of the Grand Pavilion, Promenade and Church, and three from the Rail- way Station. By judicious arrangement the Property can be most advantageously divided into Lots for Villa Residences. Near the Village of G WA ENYSGOR. Lot 2.—Three valuable fields known as Waen-y- cruciau, in the occupation of Mr W. Hughes, situate in the Parish of Dyserth, close to the Village of Gwaenysgor, and abutting on the high road from Rhyl to Llanasa, and containing 11a. 3r. 14p., or thereabouts. In the Parish of C WM. Six miles from Rhyl, and two miles from St Asaph* Lot 3.—All those three valuable fields, with beautiful building Sites, adjoining Brynllithrig Hall, in the occupation of P. P. Pratt, Esq., and abutting on the main road from Bodfari to Cwm, and containing lla. Or. 15p., or thereabouts. Plans and Particulars and any further infor- mation, can be obtained from Messrs. Kennedy, Hughes, and Kennedy, 1, Clements Inn, London Messrs. Gold Edwards and Co., Solicitors; and the Auctioneers-both of Denbip (7654 COUNTY OF FLINT. Important Sale of PROPERTY in the Town of Rhyl and Dyserth. MESSRS. CLOUGH & Co., F.S.I, and F.A.I., are instructed to Offer for SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Royal Hotel, Rhyl, on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14th, 1895, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, the following valuable Freehold Property, viz IN THE TOW Hi OF RHYL. LOT 1.—All that desirable Freehold Dwelling House, known as TON-Y-MOR, in the occupation of Mrs Walsh, situate on the west side of Church street, and having a frontage thereto of 43 feet or thereabouts. The House contains on Ground Floor:—Entrance hall, dining room, drawing room, parlour, kitchen, back kitchen, and scullery. First Floor-5 bed- rooms and w.c. Second Floor-2 attics. Out- side—yard, stable, coach-house, coal-house, and e.c. The position of this property is most central, being within 2 minutes' walk of the Promenade, the Pier, and the Church, and 5 from the Railway Station. VILLAGE OF DYSERTH, 3! miles from Rhyl Lot 3.—All that Valuable Freehold Residential Property, called PLAS LLANERCH GWYFAN, with' gardens, conservatory, and greenhouse, lately in the occupation of Thomas Sleight, Esq., situate in the Parish of Dyserth, about 3 j miles from Rhyl Station, and 2 miles from Prestatyn Station (L. & N. W. Railway). The house contains dining and drawing rooms, 4 bedrooms, pantry, kitchen, back kitchen, Wine and Beer cellars, and is well supplied with water. Also, the Cottage and Garden adjoining, and fronting to the main road, in the occupation of Mr Thomas Lee. Also, the Four Cottages on the hill side, all situate at Ochr-y-foel, Dyserth, together with the valuable Stone Quarry in full working order. The Property contains in the whole 3 acres 3 roods and 25 perches, or therabouts. For further particulars as to Lot 1, apply to Messrs Gold Edwards and Co., Solicitors; and as to Lot 2 from Messrs Parry Jones and Francis, Solicitors and as to the whole, to the Auctioneers —all of Denbigh (7653 TOWN HALL, RHYL FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. Wednesday, September 18th. PRICES—3s., 2s., Is., 6d. limited. Plan at Mr Trehearn's, Stationer. Doors open at 7.30, to commence at 8. Carriages at 10.25. MISS MAGGIE MORTON'S Co. in "SOWING THE WIND," By SYDNEY GRUNDY, from the Comedy Theatre, London, by arrangement with MR. J. COMYNS CARR. Sowing the Wind.' Act 1. The Beeches, Barchester Mr Brabazon's House in the Country. Act 2. Ned Annesley's Chambers in London Acts 3 and 4 Rosamond's Cottage at Fulham Scenery by Mr W. E. Price. Costumes by Madame Fergusson. The whole production under the personal supervision of Miss Maggie Morton. (7702 Rhyl Pier Grand Pavilion. The Management beg to announce a GRAND SPECIAL SACRED CONCERT ON Sunday Evening, Sept. 15, at 8.15 p.m. Special Engagement of MDME. JULIA JONES (Soprano), of the St. James' Hall and principal London Concerts; MR. C. S. GILDING (Bass); and the PROMENADE BAND (Leader Mr F. J. Mann), (Conductor MR P. JONES). Admission to the Pier after 5 p.m., 6d. Concert Free. (7703

LIST OF VISITORS. (LATE DELIVERIES). 30 Kinmel-street—Mrs H Kynaston, jun, Wem Mrs Wilson do; Miss Richards, Llanfyllin; Mr Ellis, do; Mrs and Miss Holder, Oldham. Clwyd-street, Chapel House—Mr and Mrs Jones, Wrexham. 67 West Parade—Mr Mrs Masters and Misses Campbell, Eccles Mrs and Miss Joyson, W'bury Miss.Rogers, Wrexham; Miss Oke do; Mr Mrs and Master Owen, B'head. 28 Abbey-street—Mrs Evans, L'pool; Misses Davies, Denbigh Mr and Mrs Stubbs, Hyde Mr and Mrs Williams, Brymbo; Mr Misses and Master Williams, Ruthin Mr Roberts, Rhewl; Mrs Davies, Ruthin; Mrs Jones do, 9 Bodfor-street-Miss Montford, Croxton Mr and Mrs D W Riley and f, Halmer End 66 West Parade—Miss Hutton, London; Miss Schrocter, do S Hamley, Esq, Chester; Madame Hamley do Misses and Masters Hamley do Miss Salisbury, Denbigh; Mr Edwards do. 30 Water-street-Mrs Cardus, M'chester; Mr and Mrs Leigh, f and n do; Miss Edith Taylor do Mr and Mrs Oates and b, Sale Mrs and Misses Benson, Harley. 166 Wellington-road-Mrs & Mrs Huxley, Whit- church Mr & Mrs Smith & f, B'ham; Mr and Mrs Tomkins. Walsall; Mrs Jenkins do; Miss Broughall, W Bromwich; Miss Cooper, B'ham; Mr Powers, L'pool. 10 River-street—Mr and Mrs Owen, Bewdley; Mrs Day, B'ham; Miss Reynolds, Bewdley; Mr & Mrs Rogerson, Northwich: Miss Rogerson; Mr Bishop. 6 Market-street-Mrs Taylor & son, Wellington; Miss A Nixon, Miss F Nixon, B'ham; Miss Peats, do; Mrs Frazer do.

I sales bl1 a uctton. I By J. E. ROBERTS & Co. TOWN OF RHYL. Close to the Marine Lake. MESSRS. J. E. ROBERTS &Co., have been instructed to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION at the ROYAL HOTEL, RHYL, on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17TH, 1895, at 3.30 p.m. (subject to conditions to be then produced), the following VALUABLE BUILDING LAND, namely:- LOT l.—A PIECE OF FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND, situate in front of the fGas Works, and close to the Marine Lake, in Wellington-road, Rhyl, and comprising 1555 square yards of land or thereabouts, with a frontage of 72 feet to Wellington Road. LOT 2.-A PIECE OF FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND immediately abutting on Lot 1, and com- prising 1573 square yards of land or thereabouts, with a frontage of 72 feet to Wellington Road. The above property, being in front of the Gas Works, and within a few yards of the Marine Lake, is most advantageously situated for Building purposes, or a Factory or Workshops, or for a Show yard. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers at Rhyl, or to OLIVER GEORGE, ESQ., SOLICITOR, Rhyl. By MESSRS LUCAS & Co. BANGOR HORSE SALE. BY AUCTION on FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13th, at 12 o'clock at the British Hotel, Bangor, North Wales, by MESSRS LUCAS & Co, of the Repository, Liverpool, consisting of 125 Harness Horses, Hunters, Cobs, and Ponies. Also Grand Draught and Van Horses. Catalogues on application. Further entries should be made at once. (7657_ Notices. To Builders. TENDERS are invited for alterations at ALED HOUSE, 27, Wellington Road, where the Plans and Specifications are to be seen. Tenders to be sent in to J. T. JONES on or before Monday, September 23rd. The owner does not bind himself to accept the lowest, nor any tender. 7682 FLINTSHIRE CONSTABULARY. TENDERS FOR COAL. TENDERS to supply the undermentioned Sta- tions with COAL, stating quality and price per ton, delivered as required during the year end- ing 30th September, 1896, to be sent to the Chief Constable, Mold, on or before the 1st October next. STATIONS :—Mold, Holywell, Rhyl, St. Asaph, Caerwys, Mostyn, Flint, Connah's Quay, Buckley, Hawarden, Saltney, Overton, and Hanmer. (7708 TENDERS FOR CLOTHING. SEALED TENDERS for CLOTHING required k3 for 1896 will be received to the 31st October, 1895. Forms of Tender may be obtained, and samples of each article seen, between 10 a.m. and four p.m., at the County Constabulary Office, Mold, where Tenders for Police Clothing are to be addressed, "Tender for Clothing." The lowest or any other Tender not necessarily accepted. (7709 Grand Pavilion, RHYL. For One Week, commencing MONDAY, 16th September, Herbert St. Clair's FAMOUS OHIO PICAtilUNIS. Every Evening at 8. Saturday, OMATINEE at 3 o'clock. Prices as usual (7704 LAST WEEK. The Rhyl "At Homes," In the SMALL PAVILION on the Pier. These bright and most enjoyable Entertainments will Close on Saturday, September 21st. Not a dull moment from)tart to finish. Mr Willis C. Crisford. Mr Hubert Langford. Mr B. J. Rigby. Every Evening at 8. Reserved Seats 2s. First Seats, Is.; Second Seats, 6d. MATTHEWS, Watchmaker and Jeweller. Repairs Prompt and Perfect. Christian Endeavour Badges in Stock. 1/3 each 69 [Change of Address.] m RS B ELL, Dressmaker, 29, HIGH STREET, RHYL. e, = America. CUNARD LINE. FIVE AND A THIRD DAY PASSAGES ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS FROM LIVER POOL, CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN FOR NEW YORK. FOR BOSTON. UMBR1A.Sat., Sep. 21SCYTHIA Tb, Sep 19 AURA.NIA.Tues., Sep 24lCKPHALONA..Th. Sep. 26 LUCANIA.Sat., Sept 28iCA7 ALONIA.. Th., Oct 12 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 ant Canada at low rates those by Boston steamers booked to New York without extra charge. THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED 8, Water Street, Liverpool OE TO THEIB AGENT, R. D. ROBERTS (MWBOG), Estate Agent RHYL. 5>utiUag Jjerbtces, &c. GNGLISH ^RE8LEYAN QHAPISL BRIGHTON RO4D, BHYL. THE REV. THC VlAS HIND, Free Seats. Collectilei at each Service. Morning at 11. iDening at 6.30. Evening Service- Wednesday al 7*90 Organist— O B. FXILDIHO, S>«. IrjlHE LADIES' OHORAL SOCIETY- — 1 Wanted a few voices; 1 & 2 Trebles and 1st Alto. Names to be sent to Miss Townshend, Sedgley House. 7710 1^7"ANTED HOUSEMAID WAITRESS. H Must be strong, experienced, and have good references. Apply-Blencathra, Russell Road. 7697 '10 BE SOLD OR LET FREEHOLD X VILLAS now in course of erection, Botanical Gardens and Highfield Park, Rhyl 2 entertain- ing rooms, 5 bedrooms, kitchen, scullery, pantry, bath, and w.c. Apply-J Bramwell Smith, Architect and Surveyor, Mill Bank House, Rhvl. 7711 ANTED-Second-band COUNTER suitable » » for small shop. Apply at Post Office, Dy.-erth. Rhyl. 7696 I IDOW LADY, with very comfortable home, V* iii best part of lihyl, will be g!ad to hear of one or two ladies to board with her, or have apartments. Terms very modt'rate Apply-A M, Journl office. 7695 PERMANENT APARTMENTS, or Gentlemen JL to Board, comfortable hoiue terms moderate —23, Kininel Street, (Dressmaking). 7678 TITANTEDfor the Abergele Girls' School, a VV GIRL from 14 to 16 years of age, as PUPIL TEACHER. Apply, Mistress. 7672 -1 ON SALE, portable POULTRY HOUSE, in sections easily bolted together, to hold about 30 fowls. Also pests and wire netting-Apply, Poultry, Journal office. 7681 HYL.-TO BE LET in a conveniently situa. R ted house pleasant Apartments, (piano), terms moderate. A pply, G, Journal Office, 7676 A PARTMENTS.—Mrs C. Egerton, Sandbach d House, 10, Elwy-street, Rhyl. Pleasantly situated within three minutes' walk of Promenade and Railway Station. (6356 WANTED, quick obliging GIRL, willing to make herself generally useful, and assist in the business; must have good references.—Apply, Miss Crockford, 17, High Street, Rhyl. 7690 PERMANENT APARTMENTS, with home JL comforts. Moderate Terms.—Holly Bank, Warren Road. (7091 RHYL- COM FORTA BLE APARTMEN 1S, with cooking and attendance, suitable for winter residence, at greatly reduced terms. Sitting room and one or two bedrooms.—Apply, 6 Queen Street. (7692 PRESTATYN. ITO BE SOLD—a newly-built Eight-roomed COTTAGE, with large vinery attached, and other outbuildings, and about 473 square yards of land facing the sea, and near to the Railway Station. Apply to owner, Jas. Oldham, Vic- toria Terrace, Prestatyn. (7562 TO LET FURNISHED a comfortable medium sized HOUSE for any length of time very desirably situated 2 sitting and 6 bedrooms, batb, hot and cold; good sanitary arrangements. Address—" Sandhey," 45, Aquarium Street, Rhyl. 7655 f|X) BE SOLD by Private Treaty, a FREEHOLD X HOUSE in one of the best parts of the (own of Rhyl. Containing 4 entertaining rooms, 7 bedrooms, kitchen, scullery, &c. Apply to Wm Parry, 28, Abbey-street, Rhyl. (7517 TO LET, a semi-detached VILLA, near the Plough Hotel, ST. ASAPH, containing dining, drawing, and 6 bedrooms, kitnheD, offices, bath, and w.c, hot and cold water service Immediate possession. Key at Mr Jones butcher, opposite. For particulars apply—Green- halgh & Geary, Market Street, Rhyl. 6359 TOWN OF RHYL.—Splendid Freehold BUSI- NESS PREMISES in bpst position for SALE BY PRIVATE PREATY. Apply-J. E. Roberts & Co., Town Hall, Rhyl. (6734 VISITORS TO RHYL will find PRESTATYN < a nice afternoon's outing, in the woods and upon the mountains. Refreshments and Hot Water may be had at Stanley's, Osborne Hons;, top of village. Beds 2s per night, private apart- ments. 7493 TO BE SOLD Cheap. No 1 and 2 Rosehill Terrace, Rhyl. Apply—to T C Amos, Auctioneer, Rhyl. (7529 TO LET—HOUSE AND SHOP with large WAREHOUSE at back. No 50, Kinmel Street. Apply, F Wallis, Auctioneer, Rhyl. 7068 STABLE TO LET, good yard reDt moderate. Apply—S Holgate, 39, High Street, Rhyl. (72-4 TWANS, Practical UPHOLSTERER • 1J All kinds of work in the above trade attended to personally.—Workshop: The Old Armoury, Windsor-street; Residence: 8, Glad- stone Villas, Aquarium-street. (6029 WANTED one or two CAPITALISTS to form and further develop a well-established Brick, Land and Building Company, doing a steady business sound concern; investigations invited by principals only. Address—V., Journal Office, Rhyl. (7634 FIRST-CLASS LODGING-HOUSE, Parade, JL Rbyl, excellent connection of many years' standing to be disposed of as a going concern. For further particulars apply at the office of this paper. (7547 ANTED, a FEMALE ASSISTANT at the National Schools, Rhosllanerchrngog.— Apply to Rev T Prichard, Vicar, Rhos, Ruauon. 1 (6999 PART of Famished House TO LET. Close to Sea; with Married Couple. No reasonable offer refused—Mr Williams, 27, Aquarium-street. (7712 OKE.-The Gas Committee have a good Stock of excellent GAS COKE FOR SALE at their works, price 6d per cwt. 7674 WANTED for the Abergele Boys' School, an EX- P.T. Drawing, Sol-fa and good dis- ciplinarian. Duties to commence Ootober let. Salary £ 55.—Apply to.H Bedford, A.C.P,, Pentre Ucha, Abergele. 7071 TO LET, one or two Detached HOUSES, with gardens, greenhouses and small paddocks one seven roomed with usual offices, the other 12, bathroom and usual offices. Apply, T M Edwards, Brynhyfryd, Meliden, near Rhyl. (7675 ON SALE, a good wicker BATH CHAIR with 2 rugs; a footstool and American cloth cover complete All equal to new price £ 1 os. Apply to Mr Hatwood, Hair Dresser, Queen street, Rhyl. 7670 TO BE LET, FURNISHED, from the 5th of September, No 18, CHURCH STREET. For particulars apply at No. 10, Church Street. (7642 FURNISHED HOUSE, or part thereof, TO JC LET, 3 Reception and 7 Bedrooms. Tennis Grounds. Mile from town-Plas Llewelyn (7604 LADY has a V ACANCY- fo- a-LADY A BOARDER with every home comfort. Terms moderate.-C.L.' Journal Office. (7647 SPLENDID POTATOES 30 lbs. for il-E. S Amos, Milkhouse, Bedford Street. (7714 WANTED-HOUSEMAID WAITRESS for W Private Family. Apply-L.E., Journal Office. (7713 IIMIflM I I Kir 80UTH AFRICAN GOLD UIMIUN LIIMt FIELDS. THE ROYAL MAIL and INTERMEDIATE STEAMERS sail from Southampton every Saturday for Soath and East African Ports to Zanzibar. Calls made at Lisbon, Madeira, and Canary Island*. Apply to THij UNION STEAK SHIP COUPANT CLtmltod). Canute Road, Soothampton, and Sonth AfTioan Booae. M to ML HjahmMMtate Street within. London. t Without RUPTURE cured— C T CHERKAH, Hernia Specialist, sends his new Book of full Information, port free. 7d. 64 & 26 SSfcSlfli I JMFssRs. Cassells have commenced to issue a flinew Universal Cookery Book," at 6d per part' The first part contains 160 pages, and is copiously illustrated. < Lawrence's Glycerine Cough Linctus Is a Quick and Certain Cure for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Influenza, Hoarseness, Tickling in the Throat, Asthma, and Chest Complaints generally. The first dose gives relief in a few minutes, two or three doses will stop a Cold, and a small bottle will generally cure an obstinate Cough or attack of Bronchitis. Price is. ltd., 2s. 9d., and 4s. 6d. per bottle. Lawrence's Nerve Pills Are a Never-failing Remedy in cases of Neuralgia, Face-ache, Tic-doloreux, Nervous Exhaustion, General Debility, &c. They soon restore health and vigour to the frame and give tone te the entire nervous system. Free from Opiates or Narcotics. is. lid. and 2s. 9d. per box. Pynar's Pine Plasters Will give Instant Relief, and banish Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica, and all Aches and Pains. The »nly reliable Chest Protector. Beware of Imitations. Pynar's is the one Plaster that will give ease and prevent pain. From all Chemists and Storee, or post free for 9-id. from 2 LAWRENCE'S Cash Pharmacy, 20, High Street. Star Supply Stores, ITTflU QT-PTPTT /OPPOSITE THE\ DUVT nluil 0 JL Xt ill ill 1 POST OFFICE J XliliJLl. Largest Direct Retailers of General Produce in the World. Their system is Cash Principles, with small profits and a large turnover. Their General Stores being situated in one of the most central parts of London, where they are in direct communication witli all the principal markets of the world, enables them to offer such extraordinary value that is beyond the limits of the ordinary retailers., The Gardens' Rich Choicest §|AU TEA and Product. n Refreshing. wo Per Is lOd lb. Pre-cmii mt in quality. The testimony on all hands is that our Blendt Exactly suit the Public Taste. COFFEE-Mixed with Chicory Is and Is 4d per lb. Pure Coffee Is 8d per lb. Grand French Coffee 10d per lb. Huntley & Palmer's, W. & R. Jacob's, and Mackenzie & Mackenzie^ Biscuits. Choice Selection of Crosse & Black well's and Lazenby's Goods at London Store Prices for Cash. All kinds of Patent Medicines At about 30 Per Cent. below Usual Prices. Best and Cheapest Cash Stores in North Wales. HIGH ST., RHYL. ALSO- Crown-square, Denbigh. High-street, Bethesda. High-st., Carnarvon. Trelawney-square, Flint. High-street, Bangor. Market-st, Holyhead High-st, Pwllheli. Church-st, B. Festiniog, And 120 other branches in England and Wales. (6101 E. H. VAUGHAN, Baker, Grocer, and Confectioner, 12, HIGH STREET, RHYL, Respectfully thanks his numerous customers and the Public generally for the support he has receired since commencing business, also to inform them that he has Removed from 5a, BODFOR STREET, to more Commodious Premises, viz., 12, High Street, RhyJ WHERE HE HAS A — JVEW BAKERY And all Appliances for a more Extensive Trade, including two Ovens, built on the most modern principles. He hopes to carry on the Trade as a First-class Baker, Grocer, & Oonf' iODer, ALL GOODS OF BEST QUALITY ONLY. Confectionery in all its branches. A TRIAL SOLICITED. (7867 Millinery. Edwards', Compton House, IS NOW SHOWING Every Novelty and approved Fashion IN Ladies' Si- Children's Millinery for Autumn Sf Winter. Jl Compton House, Wellington Road, Opposite Mostyn Hotel. 7519 w COOKS, HOUSEMAIDS, KITCHEN MAIDS WAITRESSES, NURSES, and GENERAL Wanted Servants. Apply—Mrs. Greenhouse, 17 Water Street. (6050 I no M FORT ABLE Season and Winter APART- \J MENTS, with general room. Good cooking and attendance.—Mrs ituckley, 9, Church Street. 7405 TO LET FURNISHED, 49 West Parade, drawing, dining, and breakfast rooms, 8 bed "cd dressing rooms, bathroom h. and c., 2 w.c's, kitchens, butler's pantry and the usual offices, with or without attend ancel,. -Apply as above. (7221 TO LET, No 3 CONWY STREET, containing dining room, large, kitchen, scullery, &cM on ground floor, and drawing room, 4 bedrooms, dressing and boxroom on 2 and 3 floors. Rent j630. Key with Mr G Bell, Wellington Road.—Further particulars from Wild and Barlow, Auctioneers, West Kirby and Hoylake, Cheshire. (7292 rBE LET, Unfurnished, HENDRE," Russell Road, Rhyl, commanding grand views of the far-famed Vale of Clwyd and the Irish Sea, south aspect. Accommodation :—3 i Entertaining Rooms, 10 Bedrooms, Lavatory, Bath.room, and usual domestic offices. Rent, £ 90. Occupies about 2,200 sq. yds. of land.—Apply to P. At J. Williams, Auctioneers, Market Street, Rhyl. (6807 MISS HA!N DS, 15, John-street, has a vacancy for a LADY BOARDER. ('461 RHYL-TO BE LET FURNISHED a good House in Brighton Road, 3 Entectumng- rooms, 4 Bedrooms, Bathroon, Kitchen Ac.— Particulars from T C Amos, Auctioneer. (6833 FURNISHED HOUSE, two minutes walk ftom Promenade, to be Let for Autumn and Win- ter months, sitting room, drawing room and six bedrooms. Terms very moderate. Address, 7610, Journal," office. FURNISHED HOUSES.-The best lists an r kept by J. E. Roberts and Co., Estate Agents. Town Hall, Rhyl. (107 TO BE SOLD Freehold Villa Residences on the Marine Drive, Rhyl. Also ehoieo j building sites freehold or on chief.-Apply to E. W. Keatinge, Vaenol, Rhyl. (7277 OHOP and HOUSE to be LET in Market-street, O Rhyl.—Apply to J E Roberts, & Co, Anc- tioneers, Town Hall, Rhyl. (7510 PERMANENT APARTMENTS near 81 Thomas' Church. Drawing Room and OM or two Redrooms TO LET Famished. Apply- M.B., Journal office. 7083 FURNISHEITHOUSE TO LET—MOOR! 1. COTTAGE, EAST PARADE, BHTL.- Drawing and Dining Room, four Bedroeee^ we. Box Room, Kitchen, and Scullery, (kthovmo, Stables, and Coach-house. GardM front aa4 back. Charming Sea and Conutxy View.-Apoy as above, or at 60, Kingslty &oad( Liver^eei.