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Sales by Auction. MESSRS. Robert & Rogers Jones, LLANRWST 5c COLWYN BAY, Auctioneers. Valuers, House and Estate Agents. (ESTABLISHED 1853). T T NDEKTAKES Sales of Lanced and Build- \1 tag Estates, Freehold and Leasehold Household Furnitare, &c. House Property, Li-e and Dead Farming Stock, Valuations for Tenant Right, Probate, and Mortgage Purpose- Inventories earefu y prepared and examined. Rents Col- lected, Life a,d Fire Insurance ngeuts for loading Oraces. OFFICES: Ty'a-v-Fynwont, Lla.rwst, ana Pi'-nri yo Road, Colwyn Bay. Telephone Nos. Llanrwst, 15 Colwyn Bay, 89 FRIDAY, JANUARY 2ist, 1910. T)"N-'i'-FFRI'l-H FAWR, CONWAY. IMPORTANT Sale of the Live and Dead FARMING STOCK, comprising: Milch Cows, Horses, Sheep and Pigs, together with about 4 tons prime Hay, Oats, Oat Straw, Manure and Potatoes and the Farming Implements. Usual Credit. Sale at One o'clock prompt. MONDAY, JANUARY 24th, 1910. rJpALYCAFN MART PERIODICAL SALE of 1000 Fat Wethers and Ewes. 80 Fat Cattle. 20 Calving Cows and Heifers. 10 Calves and Pigs. Sale at 12.30 p.m. 148 essrs. G. Ilerkins ("0. l" essrs.. erl{lllS .0., witn zo years local expeiience, Auctioneer, Valuers, House and Estate Agents, 16, STATION ROAD, COLWYN BAY. SALES and Valuations ot Landed Estates, Freehold and Leasehold Propertv, Hotels, Building Land, Live and Dead Farming- Stock, Household Furniture. &c. Valuations for Probate, Mortgage. Hotel, Trade Stocks, &c. Fire Loss Assessor. Agent for the principal Insurance Offices. Mortgages negotiated. Inventories prepared and examined. Prompt attention given to all matters, with IMMEDIATE SETTLEMENTS Telephone No. 27. Colwyn Bay. 13 MAY BANK, LLYSFAEN ROAD, OLD COLWYN. IMPORTANT and highly attractive Sale of Valuable Modem and Antique HOUSEHOLD APPOINTMENTS, Pianoforte in iron frame by eminent maker, Mas- sive Oak Sideboard, Marqueterie Inlaid Cheffonier, Oak Telescopic Dining Table, well-made Oak and other Suites in Saddlebags and figured plush, 4ft. Walnut Sideboard, Overmantels, Rare old Welsh Oak Dresser, Old Oak Chests, Grandfather's Clock, Divan Arm Chairs, Copper Warming Pans, Brussels, Axminster and other Carpets, Oilcloths, Electro- plated Goods, Violin, Banjo, Brass Curbs and Fire Appliances, Mahogany Hat and Umbrella Stand, Brass and iron Bedsteads, Spring and other Mat- tresses, Superior Ash Bedroom Suite, i.e. Double Wardrobe, Toilet Chest, Waslistand, 2 cane-seated Chairs and Towel Rail, other Bedroom Suites, Chests of Drawers, Washstands, Dressing Tables. Toilet Mirrors and Wares, together with several Tea and Dinner Services, the usual Culinary Uten- i!s and a large quantity of other carefully selected furniture too numerous to particularise, which MESSRS. G. PERKINS & CO. have been favoured with instructions to Sell by Public Auction on Wednesday, January 26th, 1910 (and following day if necessary). On View Tuesday, January 25th, 1910, from 2 to 4.30 pan. To commence at i o'clock sharp. Terms Cash. For further particulars see posters, or apply to the Auctioneers at their Offices, 16, Station Road, Colwyn Bay. Tel. 27. Mr. S. JOHNSTON AUCTIONEER, VALUER, Certificated Bailiff, House Agent, Insurance Agent. 00] ON BUSINESS-LIKE LINES. wu.iCS PROMPT SETTLEMENTS. SECRETARIAL AND ACCOUNTANCY APPOINTMENTS UNDERTAKEN. SALES BY AUCTION OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS Held in WESTMINSTER SALE ROOM, SEA VIEW CRESCENT, Every THURSDAY, at 2 and 6 o'clock also every SATURDAY, at 6. ENTRIES INVITED. Address— WESTMINSTER CORNER, COLWYN BAY, North Wales. telephone 119. 10 PE-Y-ANT, ABERGELE-ROAD. JL COLWYN BAY. On TUESDAY NEXT, JANUARY 25th, ;f R. S. JOHNSTON will Sell by Public A] Auction FURNITURE and EFFECTS, comprising Sitting-room and Bedroom Suites, Sideboard, Tables, Carpets, Lino, Bedsteads, Chests of Drawers, Pictures, Clocks, Ware, Kitchen Utensils, &c., &c. Sale to commence at i o'clock prompt. On View Morning of Sale, 10 to 12. Auctioneer's Office, Sea View Crescent, Colwyn ay. 179 Preliminary Notice of Sale. IMPORTANT SALE OF FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, AT Chesterfield, Greenfield-road, Colwyn Bay, on Tuesday and Wednesday, February 8th and qth, by MR. S. JOHNSTON (instructed by Mrs. Wright). Auctioneer's Ofiice-Sea View Crescent, Colwyn Bay. 180 I Sales by Auction. MR. B. F. ASHBY', I AUCTIONEER & LICENSED APPRAISER, House, Land. Estate and Insurance Agent, CENTRAL AUCTION MART, LLEWELYN CHAMBERS, COLWYN BAY. Telephone No. 121. SALES BY AUCTION and VALUATIONS of Freehold House and Shop Property, Building Land and Estates, Live and Dead Farming Stock, Household Furniture, &c., &c. VALUATIONS for Mortgage, Probate, Business Trans- fers, Hotels. &c. INVENTORIES carefully prepared and examined. AGENT for the Principal Insurance Companies. Prompt personal attention given to all matters. Houses to Let Furnished and Unfurnished. Certified Bailiff under the Law of Distress Amendment Act. All Sale Accounts settled the day foUowin the Sale N.B.-The Auction Mart will be open daily to receive entries for Sale. GOOD CLASS ENTRIES SOLICITED. Note new address-Llewelyn Chambers (ground floor), Conway Road, Colwyn Bay. 6 TUESDAY NEXT, 25th JANUARY, 1910. CENTRAL AUCTION MART, LLEWELYN c CHAMBERS, CONWAY ROAD, COLWYN BAY. MR. H. F. ASHBY will Sell by Auction, as above, a large quantity of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Upright Grand Pianoforte, and including Oak and Walnut Sideboards, 5ft. and 3ft. 6in., Diningroom Suites in Saddlebags and Leather, Oak Bookcase with glazed folding doors, Axminster Carpets, Linoleum. Dining and other Tables, Glass, China, Pictures, Books, almost new Brass and Black Bed- steads, Wire, Spring and Wool Mattresses, superior Bedroom Suites in Oak, Satin Walnut Toilet Stands, &c., &c. Sale to commence at 1.30 p ni. sharp. On View from 10 o'clock Morning of Sale. Further Entries solicited. 153 THURSDAY, 3rd FEBRUARY, 1910 BEN NEVIS, WYNNSTAY ROAD, COLWYN BAY. MR. H. F. ASHBY is favoured with instruc- tions from Mr. Darwin, who is giving up the Residence, to Sell by Auction, on the premises, as above, the well-made HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Embracing upright Grand Pianoforte by Cramer & Co., very massive Carved Walnut Sideboard, with imposing canopy top and mirror back, Mahogany and Walnut Sideboards, Mahogany and Walnut Tables, handsome Chippendale Mahogany Bookcase, 4ft. wide, Walnut Drawing Room and Dining Room Suites, Tapestry Carpets, Linoleum, expensive Minton Dinner Service, Glass, China, Ornamental Items, Steel Engraving by Cruikshank, Pictures, Books, Electro-plated Services, handsome Brown Oak Spirit Tantalus, Barometer Oak Hall Stand, Buffalo Horns, Stag's Head, handsome and costly Cedar and Olive Wood Bedroom Suite, with 6ft. 6in. Wardrobe, Satin, Walnut and Stained Walnut Bedroom Suites with Wardrobes, superior Spanish Ma- hogany 5-tier Chest of Drawers, several pairs Toilet Stands, Toilet Services, all Brass and Brass and Black Bedsteads, upholstered Box, Wire Spring, Hair and Wool Mattresses, Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, Sycamore top enclosed Kitchen Dresser, Mangle, Culinary Utensils, &c. Sale to commence at 12.30 p.m. sharp. On View Morning of Sale from 10 o'clock. [ 178 TUESDAY, 8th FEBRUARY, 1910. CORING BANK, ABBEY-ROAD, O RHOS-ON-SEA. MR. H. F. ASHBY is instructed by Mr. Thos. Jones, who is removing to a smaller resi- dence, to Sell by Auction, on the premises, as above, a quantity of excellent surplus HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, including Four well-made Sideboards in Walnut and Mahogany with mirror backs, superior 6ft. Mahogany Dinner Waggon, several Reception Room Suites in Utrecht Velvet and American Cloth, Walnut Overmantels, China Cupboard or Book- case with glazed folding doors, Tapestry Carpets, Linoleum, Gas Fittings, Walnut Drawing-room Cabinet, fine Store Cupboard (in three sections), 4ft. by 9ft., Walnut and painted Bedroom Suite with Wardrobes, Painted and Grained Kitchen Dresser with shelves over, 5ft. wide, Dining and other Tables, the contents of several bedrooms and domestic offices, &c„ &c. Sale to commence at 1.30 p.m. prompt. On View, Morning of Sale. 154 Preliminary Announcement. THURSDAY, loth FEBRUARY, 1910. THE FIRS, MOSTYN ROAD, COLWYN BAY. MR. H. F. ASHBY is favoured with instruc- tions from Miss Reid, who is giving up housekeeping, to Sell by Auction, on the premises as above, the whole of the valuab!e HOUSEHOLD APPOINTMENTS, being the contents of 4 Reception Rooms, 9 Bed- rooms, Eu trance Hall, and domestic offices, together with the Blankets, Bed and Table Linen, Cutlery, some Electro Plate, Glass, China, &c &c. Further particulars next week, and in descrip- tive Catalogues, which will be ready seven days prior to the Sale. 177 Mr. E. E. MEACHER (Formerly with Waring & Gillow Ltd., and late Manager to Hiudley & Wilkinson Ltd., Bond-street, London), AUCTIONEER, VALUER, SURVEYOR, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENT, Insurance Broker and Fire Assessor. AUCTIONS CONDUCTED of Landed Estates, Building Land, House Property, Furniture, etc. SALES & LETTINGS effected by Private Treaty. VALUATIONS for Fire Insurance, Probate and Mortgage. SURVEYS for all purposes. ANTIQUES, Old China, Prints, etc., Valued. Purchased and For Sale. Offices: CENTRAL BUILDINGS, PENMAENMAWR. 4601 IN ORDER TO SUCCEED it is necessary to be known. The best way to become known is to advertise. The best paper in which to advertise is the North Wales Weekly News." Sales by Auction. BLACKWALL, HAYES & CO., AUCTIONEERS & VALUERS, LIVE STOCK SALESMEN. HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS, LLANRWST, I AND AT LLANDUDNO JUNCTION. Sales hy Auction and Valuations of Landed Estates, House Property, Liv and Dead Farm- ing Stock, Household Furniture, See. Houses to Let, Furnished and Unfurnished. Agents for Fire and Life, Personal Accident, and Employers' Liability Insurance. Telephone No. 17. 7 Mr. MATTHEW RYAN, AUCTIONEER, VALUER & ESTATE AGENT (16 years with the late MR. GEl). F. FELTOX, Auctioneer.) GENERAL CERTIFIED BAILIFF under the Law of Distress Amendment Aet in England and Wales. MR. RYAN is prepared to undertake Sales and Valuations in anv District, also INVENTORIES TAKEN ANP CIIECKEI, on reasonable terms. For the past 27 years he has been em. ployed on Valuations at leading Country Houses and Hotels throughout the six Counties of North Wales and elsewhere, also has arranged some of the best Sales. HIGHEST REFERENCES GIVEN. PROMPT SETTLEMENTS. Antiques purchased or sold on commission. AUGUSTA ST. (Nearly opposite the Railway Station), Telephones. LLANDUDNO. 112 MONDAY NEXr, JANUARY 24th, IglO. MAESGWYN. OUEEN'S ROAD, LLANDUDNO. Sale of Superior Household new Furniture and Effects. MR. MATTHEW RYAN will sell by Public Auction at the above residence, on the above date, the entire Household Appointments. Sale at 1 o'clock sharp. On View on Saturday next from 11 to 4- 182 CHARLES MORGAN, AUCTIONEERS, VALUER AND HOUSE AGENTS,m 1 COLWYN BAY AUCTION ROOMS, « COLWYN BAY Undertakes Sales of House Property, Live and Dead Farming Stock, Household Furniture, &c. Certificated Bailiff. Rent Collector. Inventories carefully prepared and examined. Offices :—Colwvn Bay Auction Rooms. 4 Mr. F. J. Sarson, F.A.I., Fellow of the Auctioneers' Institute, Incorporated AUCTIONEER, VALUER, ESTATE AGENT, VALUER TO THE COUNTY COUNCIL OF CARNARVONSHIRE. COUNTY AUCTION MART AND OFFICES, LLANDUDNO. 1 Established 1883 MR. F. A DEW, luctioneer, Surveyor, Valuer and Land Agent, COLWYN BAY. 3 ESTABLISHED 1888. TRLRPHMrR No._ I ANTIQUES." R. S. JOHNSON, 4. High Street, CONWAY. A Large and Varied Collection of Old English and Welsh Furniture, China, and Embroideries, Etc., are now on view at the above ntwly opened premises. The Old Cottages of Snowdonia." Owners of Genuine Antique desirous of selling, would oblige by sending a post card or calling at the above address. 15 OWEN PARRY, of Sheffield, SPECIAL OFFER OF GENUINE SHEFFIELD CUTLERY & PLATE 50 PIECES FOR 21s. 6D. 6 Table Knives z Table Spoons 6 Table Forks z Salt Spoons 6 Desert Knives I Mustard Spoon 6 Desert Forks r Pair E.P. Sugar Tonges 6 Desert Spoons 1 E.P. Pickle Fork 6 Tea Spoons 1 E.P. Butter Knife 6 Egg Spoons 50 Pieces for zis. 6d. The knives are of Genuiue Sheffield Steel with handsome Xylonite handles in perfect ill1it,tions of African Ivory. The Spoons and Forks are of best Nickel Silver and are as white and of the beautiful polish ofSterling Silver. NOTE.—Your money returned per return post if you are not satisfied. I Special Welsh Depdt. O. Parry, Dafarn Nwydd, Capel Graig, Bangor. Q2 NOW READY. JONES' A RAILWAY TIMETABLES Winte r Tratn Service. Important Alterations. The best printed and most reliable Local Guide upon the market. ONE PENNY MONTHLY. To be obtained from R. E. JONES & BROS., 8, Station Road, COLWYN BAY Rose Hill Street and Bangor Road, CONWAY and all Newagents and Bookstalls. PHOTO FRAMES. See our Extensive Stock. R. E. JONES & BROS., The Weekly News Offices, 8, Station Road, COLWYN BAY, AND Rose Hill Street & Bangor Road, CONWAY Situations Vacant. 16 WORDS, 6d. 3 WEEKS, is. W' AJVlTED.— Respectable Family as Care- takers for Office at Conway.—Apply, I Manager, National Telephone Com, Llandudno. i83 HOUSEKEEPER REQUIRED for good family. Enclose stamp with references.—Hapgood. J[i Enclose stamp with references.—Hapgood. I 124. Uanipstead-road, London. 166 CULLEK Y-MAID with previous experience j wanted immediately.—Apply, Housekeeper. t fHall, Talycafn. 149 I i, i 7ANTED a respectable person its General Vv Servant, age not und^r 25, for small family in Conway.—Apply, Box 1934, Weekly News Office. Cnnwav. 117 ij UMOR Good quick short hand, typewriting, find figures; must reside in Colwyn Bay.—Apply, in own handwriting, stating experience, age, and copy testimonial, and salary required, J. M. Porter & Eloock, The Estate Office, Colwyn Bay. T13 y GENTLEMAN, wiih extensive London and Provincial experience, having commenced business at Penmaenmawr as an Auctioneer, Sur- veyor, Valuer, House Agent, and Dealer and Expert in Antiques, requires a superior well-educated Lad PS Pupil-Clerk.—Address, Mr. Meacher, Central Buildings, Penmaenmawr. 15A ANTED. — Good Canvasser, every town North Wales, something new, references.— App'v, Thomas, 24, Sandringham-avenue, Rhyl. J3A GENERAL.—Strong Girl, about 17 years. able \J to take all duties; small family.—Apply, Mrs. Evans, Post Office. Penybrvn. Wrexham. LNEI?A!Waii ted strong Gtrl (about 18) v 7 small fam;lv.-Nirs. Cumberbirch, grocer, Wilmslow, Cheshire. ENElTALTover 20) Wanted, Methodist minis- ter's home family two.—Mrs. Tonge, Gros- venor Manse, Stalybridge1 ENERAL (superior), age not under 20; com- V fortable home for willing girl.—Gwalia, North-parade, Aberystwyth. COOKS, £ 20 to £ 28 Cook-Generals, £ 16 to £ 22 House, Parlour, Kitchen, Between Maids, Generals, Farm Servants.—Russell, Regis- try, Wrexham. COOK~^26 Housemaid-Waitress, £ 24 Gen- eral, family two, £ 22 young Housemaid, ij6, Generals, 6s, Fifty Servants.-Jones, 53, Market-street, Manchester. ^ADNDKYTPTIvate Cottage) —Wanted Young Woman, Improver; or middle-aged Woman; fair wages and comfortable hon,e.-Pritcliard, Hilderstone, Stone. Staffs. LADYPlClnist Wanted; good accompanist; also to assist in bar; comfortable home.— Globe Hotel, Rugeley. 'v; lady recommend thorough, single-handed V Housemaid assistance given strong, tall Church of England couotry good wages for suitable person required December istli all particulars.— Mrs Girardot, Rose Hill, Ruabon. ("^ENERAL (good) Wanted, also young House- Jf maid two in family.—Apply, Mrs. Massey, Stanley House, Rhyl. UOK-GENERAL (under 25) Wanted, willing to learn • three children three maids kept; no washing small house; good character essen- tial.—Mrs. Woodhouse, Starkies, Bury, near Man- chester. qtiired wife as dairy- iVJ woman, to take entire charge of small dairv of about ten cows, including milking must be good butter-maker; occupation on farm, gar- den, or estate for husband; good cottage and garden.—Apply, giving fuil particulars, and stating wages required, to T. G. Boscawen, Land Agt-nt, Wrexham. — i C I I E. i I D. Wanted, at once, good j\, Single handed Kitchenmaid.—Apply, stating age and wages, Mrs. Davies, Bathafarn Hall, Ruthin. Y' OUNG MEN WANTED to join the ranks of the CHURCH ARMY for FREE Training as Evangelists or Labour Home Fathers; age J8 to 30 regular Church of England communicants, abstainers, single, real essential, not education or fluencv small guaranteed salary old-age pro- vision;'splendid sphere of work for Christ—Con- sult in confidence, naming this paper, Candidates' Secretary, Church Army, 55, Bryanston-street, Marble Arch, London, W. | b Situations Wanted. Tc WORDS, fed. 3 WEEKS, IS. IRST-CLASS Baker wants situation all round Jr hand also Cook-Generals, Housemaids.— Apply. Registry Office, 100, High-street, Blaenau Festiniog. ]7& (^ENERAL Servant wanted, age 18 to 20.— j Applv, Miss Lambert, Tapton Mount, Wood- land Park, Colwyn Bay. T74 sTstud Groom or Coachman eight years' character; understands breeding, breaking, showing ost. -711).; married.—Shutt, Hale Barns. Altrincham, Cheshire. S Gamekeeper.—Seeks situation Head, Single- handed, or Beat rearer: married (no family.) No crctilars -Col. Fishc-r, Oak Alyn, Gwersyllt, Wrexham. GARDENER (single-handed) seeks situation; 9 year present situation used to all round work—A. Moss, The Grove, Lymns, Cheshire. \F1RM of Motor Engineers can "thoroughly recommend Young Man as Motor Driver accustomed to private service would not object to valeting or table work.—W. Hasseil, Perthy, El lesmere. (-OOK (experienced) desires Temporary Lngage- monts excelk-at rc-ferences.54. High-street, Cefn Mawr, Ruabon. N. Wales. Wanted. 16 WORDS, 6d. 3 WEEKS, is. IT 7ANTED 20 loads of good Manure delivered W Conway.—Hortuc, Box 134G, Weekly AV-rs Office, Conway. Ol.ES.—Gerrard Bros., furriers. Edinburgh, pays highest cash price. Send for particu- lars. 106 DEBTS COLLECTED, home or abroad, no subscriptions, prompt settlements.—Williams, 80, Chelyerton-road, Putney. JO Preliminary Notice. SOAR WESLEYAN CHAPEL, GYFFIN. A CONCERT Will be held at the TOWN HALL, CONWAY, on Wednesday, March 2nd, J910. [181 Public Announcements. PUBLIC HALL, COLWVN BAY, TWELFTH CONSECUTIVE MONTH OF REYNOLDS' FAMOUS ANIMATED PICTORES. The General opinion is they are better, more interesting, and grander than ever. The family entertainment par excellence. Nightly at 8 o'clock. Saturday at3 PUBLIC HALL, LLANFAIRFECHAN. On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1St and 2nd, at 7.30; MATINEE, WEDNESDAY, at 2.30. Under the patronage of THE RIGHT REV. THE LORD BISHOP OF BANGOR, will be presented THE LLANFAIRFECHAN I CHURCH PAGEANT Representing some of the most stirring and Poetical Episodes in the History of the WELSH CHURCH AND NATION. Mediaeval Church Music and 14th Century Carols. Madrigal, String Quartette and Harp. Morris Dances by Children of the Church Schools. The Production designed and arranged under the direction of Mr. Herbert North, F.R.I.B.A. PRICES OF ADMISSION Tuesday and Wednesday Evening Reserved Seats, 5s. and 3s. Unreserved Seat-J, 2s., is.. and 6d. (limited number). Wednesday Matinee Reserved Seats, 5s.; Unreserved, 2s. 6d. and is. Seats may be booked at Mrs. Roberts', Old Post Office, or through the Hon. Treasurer, Mr. W. Timmins, Schsol House. Any Surplus will be divided between Christ Church, Llanfairfechan, and the G.F.S. Lodges and Homes of Rest. 112 IN AID OF THE TOWN ADVERTISING ASSOCIATION. PIER PAVILION, COLWYN BAY, Wednesday, 2nd February, 1910, A CHILDREN'S FAIRY PLAY, entitled: Snowdrop. and the Seven Little M eii, Under the direction of Mrs. ASHBY, Mrs. LORD, and Mrs. LUCAS. Doors open 7 p m. Commence 7.30. Carriages 10.15. ADMISSION Lounge, 2s. Semi-Lounge and Balcony, is.; Eody of Hall, 6d. Lounge Seats may be reserved at Mr. Fleet's up to noon on February ist, at the charge of 6d. extra. Tickets may be obtained of the Lady Organizers, Hotels, Stationer's Shops, Members ef the T.A.A., or Mr. Fleet's Music Depot, Penrhyn Road. s15 -A Public Notices. pOST OFFICE TELEGRAPHS. Pursuant to the Provisions of the Telegraph Acts, 1863 to 1908. XTOTICE 15 HEREBY GIVEN that his Maj- i esty's Postmaster General, having obtained the consent in that behalf of the body having the y 11 control of the Public-road, between Hendre Isaf, Holyhead Road and near Yspytty Bridge, Yspytty Ifan, intends to place a Telegraph over and along the said Public Road, and for that purpose to erect and maintain posts in and upon the said Public Road, under the powers conferred on him by the Telegraph Acts above mentioned. A. F. KING, General Post Office. Acting Secretary. 17th January, 1910. 171 COXWAY IZURAI. DISTRICT COUNCIL. STEAM ROAD ROLLER DRIVER. mHE above Council require a person fully com- 1 petent to drive and take entire charge of I their Steam Road-Roller. Wages 27s. per week. The person appointed will be required to act in I accordance with the instructions of the Council, through the Highway Surveyor, and make himself generallv useful when the Roller is not working. Preference will be given to one having a know- ledge of road-making. Applications, giving particulars of experience, present occupation, together with copies of not more than three recent testimonials, to be sent to the undersigned, on or before 10 a.m. on the 28th JANUARY, 1910. The Council will not be responsible for the return of any original testimonial that may be sent. Bv Order, T. E. PARRY, Clerk to the Council. Council Offices, Castle-street, January 12th, 1910. 173 CONVENTION, IN TOWN HALL. LLAN- V DUDNO, January 15th to the 23rd, con- ducted bv Mr and Mrs John Thomas (late of Star ¡ hall, Manchester), now appointed to establish a Bible Institute in Corea, who after their visit to Llandudno, will be in a few weeks sailing for j Corea. They will be assisted by their neice, who I is an evangelistic singer. Christian workers and all are earnestly invited. 14A RAND CHORAL COMPETITIONS for :J Mixed and Male Choirs, Also BRASS BAND CONTESTS in Hawarden Park, Whit-Monday, 1910 (MAY 16TYi.) Particulars, post free, from J. WILCOCK, Hawarden. Extension Lectures, ,9^;0 PIER PAVILION, COLWYN BAY. Tuesday. February ist, 1910, "The Romance of Plant Life." By F. MARTIN-DUNCAN, Esq., F.R.P.S. Tuesday. March ist, "Other Worlds than Ours." By MISS MARY PROCTOR. Tickets for the Course: Lounge. 5s. Semi-Lounge and Balcony, 2s.; Hack Seats, is. Single Tickets, as. 6d. and jd. Poor's open 7.15, Lectures commence 7.45. TT O f R. WILLIAMS, Metropolitan Bank. Poor's open 7.15, Lectures commence 7.45. TT O f R. WILLIAMS, Metropolitan Bank. Hon. Sees Jos H Robebxs. UNPRODUCTIVE ADVERTISING » the oniy kind that costs money. Advertising i. the North Walts Weekly News pays you.

Abergele District Council. The monthly meeting of the Abergele and Pen- sarn Urban District Council was held at the Council Chamber, on Monday evening, Mr. E. Williams, J.P., in the chair. Other members pre. sent were Messrs R. Roberts, Isaac Roberts, John Edwards (Pensarn). W. Hnmphreys-Jones, J. Pierce, Thomas Davies, Elias Evans, H. E. Thomas, and W. J. Evans; with the Clerk (Mr. Crabbe), the Deputy Clerlj (Mr. D. Thomas), and the Sur- veyor (Mr. M. R. Jones). A SAFE! The Council is becoming so abnormally rich, that it was decided to send the Chairman and Mr. W. Humphreys-Jones by a special trip to Liver- pool for the purpose of purchasing a new iron safe. TOWYN ROAD AGAIN. The Clerk read a letter which had been before the Streets and Works Committee from Mr. Charles Grimsley, Clerk to the St. Asaph Rural District Council, asking the Abergele Council to take steps to remedy the flooding evil of Towyn-road, alleged to be caused by the overflowing of the ditches within the urban area of Abergele. Answering Mr. J. Pierce, the Surveyor said that the allegation in Mr. Grimsley's letter was abso- lutely incorrect. The flooding was certainly not caused as the result of any negligence on the part of the Council. The matter then dropped. LAUGH AND GROW FAT. On the motion of Mr. H. E. Thomas, seconded by Mr. W. J. Evans, permission was given to Mr. E. Howard-Hugh to bring a troupe of pierotts to Abergele during the summer, with sole right to perform on the Promenade, with a proviso that the Llanddulas Band be allowed to play selections when and where they liked in the district. INTEREST ON LOAN. On the motion of Mr. W. Humphreys-Jones, sec- onded by Mr. W. J. Evans, it was formally decided to contribute, jointly with the Abergele Parish Council, the sum of £ 220 being the principal and interest on a loan required for the purpose of widening the entrance with the Abergele cemetery. THANKS. A letter of thanks was read from the Abergele and Pensarn Nursing Association for the use of the Council Chamber, to hold their meetings during the year. SF-AR I- HLIGHT.

A Bangor Wedding. At Pendref Congregational Chapel, Bangor, on Tuesday morning, the 18th inst., in the pre- sence of the Registrar, the Rev. T. Edward Ro- berts, Criccieth, was married to Miss Jennie Hughes, eldest daughter of Mr. Thos. Hughes, 17, Belmont-street, Eusiton-road, Ilangor. The marriage was solemnised by the Revs. Prof. T. Rhys, B.A., Bangor, D. H. Evans, Cemaes, and J. E. Williams. Miss Gassie Hughes (sister of the bride) and Miss J. A. Roberts (sister of the bridegroom) acted as bridesmaids, and the Rev. D. P. Hoe- kins, Llanbedr, was best man. The bride, who was given away by hex father, was attired in a cream costume and a white felt hat to match. After the ceremony they wended their way to the Hill View House, where the breakfast was served under the superintendence of Mrs. Luke. A good number sat at the tables. Prof. RLYRS proposed the toast of the bride and brideigroom, and the Rev. lorwerth Hughes, Capel y Beirdd, supported. The Rev. J. E. Williams, Pendref, proposed the toast of the bridesmaids, and was supported by the Rev. D. H. Evans. The bride- groom hapDily responded. The happy pair left with the 11.30 train for Llandrindod Wells, where the honeymoon will be spent. The pre- sents were numerous and valuable. I