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THE WEST END TAILORS, l IN DUKE-STREET, CARDIFF. WILL FORWARD PATTERNS BEW ARE OF } SPURIOUS f OF THEIR NEW jj IMITATORS | SUMMER SUITINGS „42,, 45), ,ni s, I NEW TROUSERINGS LADIES' COATS AND SKIRTS I TO MEASURE, FROM X3 3s Od. Special Ladies' Cutter engaged all the Year round. Telegraphic Address:— Revolution," Cardiff. at' Telephone 834.

bippittg Notices. rilE R I C A N LINE /GrrTL\yJ-\ UNITED STATES MAID STEAMERS. SOUTHAMPTON—NEW YORK SERVICE. SOUTHAMPTON TO NEW YORK, SATURDAYS, at Noon. Highest Class of Accommodation for Suloon, Second jftbin and Steerage Par.sengeis LIVERl'OOL-PUÍr,ADlliLPBIA SERVICE Every WEDNESDAY. LIVERPOOL TO PHILADELPHIA. Calling at Queenstown every Thursday. Passengers and Goods are landed at Philadelphia All the Wharf of the Pennsylvania Kailroad, which aB the Shortest and most Direct Route to all places n the Western States. Apply to Richardson, Spence & Co., Southampton or Liverpool; S. J. Davies, 9, Edward-pl.. Queeu-st.; W. J. Trounce, Bute Docks C. Stewart & Co., 3o, ilountstuart-square C. tT. Cudlipp. Castle-road, Cardiff; Mason & Co., 2. Moiinfc-st.; Austin and gilcocks, Swansea T. H. Austin, Neatb-roau, Lan- dore; D. S. Thomas, British School, Llandovery; W. Hancock, Downing-sli., & J. L. powen, LakefieId, IilaneUy; H. Lewis, Bridge-st., Neath; W. Milton ,fiocke, 3, Commercial-st., Newporu, D. L. Jones, yUliers-st., Briton Ferry; J. Roberts, l ontypridd; '} T Davies, 43, Upper Thomas-sb., Mertliyr; Rhys /loberts Wtfodfield-sfc., Morriston M. D. Price, 54, flieh-st. Ferndale; A. Tilney, Saw Mills, Aber- ;illery; W. Edwards, Blaina D. W. Hughes, Posfc- -face, Tredegar; J. D. Thomas, Seven Sisters: IVallace J. Toug. 15, Davies-st.. Brynmawr; T. H iomkins, Abergavenny. 1016 £ ^TT>ALGRAVE, MURPHY, s- LINE 01''°STEAMERS. SWANSEA TO HAMBURG. CITY OF CADIZ Captain Connor CITY OF DORTMUND Captain Green CITY OF OPORTO Captain Murpliy [One of the above or other steamers of the same line is intended to leave Swailsea for Hamburg every Ten Days. For Freights, &c., apply to the owners, Palgrave, Jlurphy and Co., 17, Eden Quay, Dublin, or to t>i« Agents, BURGESS & CO., Swansea. Agent at Hanibarg-D. FUHRMANN. 1997 0F STEAMERS MONTREAL AND QUEBEC Direct to CARDIFF. Sailings as follow:- S.S. "LDRD ANTRIM" -July 23rd B.S. LORD CHARLEMONT July 31st 3.8. LORD IVEAGH Aug. 10th For Rates of Freights apply to- THOMAS DIXON and SONS, Belfast, Managers. GUTHRIE, HEYWOOD and CO., 8, Mountstuart-square, Cardiff, 1900 Local Agents. ITY OF CORK STEAM PACKET Co.'s STEAMERS ply between CORK, NEWPORT, mid CARDIAC Every 4 or 5 Days. Carrying goods at through rates to Limerick Tralee, Jlllollow, and other places ill South of Ireland. passenger fares between Newport, Cardiff, and Dork:—Cabin, 17s 6d; Deck, 10s. Return Cabin, 25s, -ivailable for two months, to return from Cork to Hewport, Cardiff, Southampton, Illy ivio titli, or Liver- pool. For rates of freieht and times of sailing and other particulars apply to the Agents, James Maddock 109, Dock-street, Newport, Mon.; E. C. Downing, Bute Docks, Cardiff; or to the City of Cork Steam Packet Do., Ltd., Cork. 2268 U N A R D l7 I N E ROYAL MAIL STEAliEHS. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. {iXVEKPOOL TO NE W YOKE. | LIVERPOOL TO BOSTON. Campania .Sat., July 29 Pavouia Tues, July 25 Servia Tues., Aug. 1 Tues., Aug. 1 FAKES. FARES. Saloon, £ 12 & upwards Saloon, £ 9 & upwards 2nd Cabin, £ 7 do. 2nd Cabin, £ 7 do. 3rd Class, £ 5 5s do. 3rd Class, £ 5 5s do. 2nd Cabin, £ 7 do. 2nd Cabin, S7 do. 3rd Class, X5 5s do. 3rd Class, £ 5 5s do. According to steamer and season. 10 per cent. Reduction Return Tickets Saloon, 5 per cent. Second Ciass. Passengers booked through to all parts of America and Canada. Apply to the Cunard Steamship Com- pany, Limited, Liverpool, or tc any Local Agent- samuel John Davies, 9, Edward-place, Crocklieirbtown' Cardiff; W. J. Trounce, Bute Docks, Cardiff; Messrs Charles Stewart, 35, Mountstuart-square. Cardiff; T. M. Jones and Son Aberavon & Port Talbot; D. T. Davies, 43, Upper Thomas-Btreet, Merthyr; J. Roberts. Pontypridd; W. Hancock, 2, Downing-street, iilanelly; D. Thomas, 30, Hannah-st, Porth Joseph > Williams, 23, Woodlield-St., Morris ton; .1. L. Bowen, riimellv: D W. Hughes, Tredegar: W. P. Thomas. TQ Market-street, Abertillery; F. W. Lewis, "Tele- iraDh" Office, Haverfordwest: Capt. J. A. Scott, Cathays, Cardiff; V/. J. Tong, Brynmawr. 1121 ASTLF, LINE.-CAPE and NATAL i MAILS.—WEEKLY SERVICE for the GOLD FIELDS of SOUTH AFRICA.—The CASTLE COM- PANY'S STEAMERS leave LONDON (East India Dock Pasin, 131;tckwdl) Eve -y Friday, alId sail Ire:a oontiiaifiplon Every SATURDAY. South- Steamers. London, ftmpt'n. GARTH CASTLE (via Canaries) July 28.July 29 iDUNOLL|f CASTLE (via Madeira and Cananes) Aug. 2.Aug. 3 HAWARDEN CASTLE (via Madeira), Aug. 4.Aug. 5 PEMBROKE CASTLE (via Canaries andSt. Helena) t Aug. 11.Aug. 12 NORHAM CASTLE (via Madeira) Aug. 18.Aug. 19 ARUNDEL CASTLE (via Canaries).Aug. 25.Aug. 26 tMonthlv steamer for Mauritius and Beira, also Balling at- Lisbon. Return tickets for all ports. Free Tickets by "Castle" Express from Waterloo to Southampton. Apply to Donald Currie and Co., 3, Fenchurch- Street, London, E.C.; or to W. J. Trounce, Bute Docks; S. J. Davies, 9, Edward-place: C. J. Cndlipp 52, Castle-road, Cardiff; Austin and Silcocks, B. Perkins, T. R. W. Mason and Co., Swansea; J. L. Bowen, Lakefield Post Office, Llanellv; Milton Locke, $, Commerciai-street; J. Young, Tredegar Chambers, Newport, Mon, 1255 NION LINE MAIL STEAMERS to GOLD FIELDS of SOUTH AFRICA, NATAL 2AST AFRICA, & MADEIRA & TENERIFFE. TWIN-SCREW FLEET. DEPARTURES FROM SOUTHAMPTON EVERY SATURDAY. GASCON, via Madeira July 29 GREEK, via Teneriffe Aug. 5 MOOIi, via Madeira Aug. 12 GOTH, via Teneriffe Aug. 19 BRITON, via Madeira Aug. 26 Return Tickets issued to all ports. Free Railway- Tickets by Union Expresses from London to South- hampton. Cheap Rail Tickets for Passengers' Friends. Apply to UNION 8.8. CO., 14, Cockspur-street, S.W., and South African House, 96, Bishopsgate- street, London, B.C.; or to Guthrie Iieywood and Co., 8, Mountstuart-square; C. Stewart and Co., 35, Mountstuart-square; W. J. Trounce, Bute Docks; S. J. Davies, 9, Edward-place Davies and Co., 45, Charles-street, Cardiff; T. R. W. Mason and Co. Swansea; Locke and Co., 3, Commercial-street, Newport, Mon. 2887 "C LAN" LINE STEAMERS ) will be regularly despatched to the following ports:— BOMBAY, KURRACHEE, AND PERSIAN GULF PORTS (with option of transhipping at Bombay). • Mini. Birken- Glasgow. chester. head. CLAN RANALD Aug. 5. Aug. 8. Auc. 11 CLAN MACLEOD Aug. 18. Aug. 22. Aug. 25 COLOMBO, MADRAS, CALCUTTA. Closing Dates. CLAN At Glasgow. At Birkenhead, MURRAY 1 Thurs., July 20.Thiiris., July 27 CLAN { FERGUSON, -Thurs., Aug, 3.Theirs., Aug. 10 SOUTH AND EAST AFRICAN PORTS. Closing for cargo Taking cargo for Glasgow, Ju/y 24 | Cape Town, irirOTTT '• Mossel Bay. MACNEIL. Easfc i^ion. Birkenhead,July29 and Delagoa 1 ) Bay. CLAN (Glasgow .July 31) Algoa Bay MACARTHUR. t Birkenhead, Aug. 5 ) and Natal. For freights apply to Fred. It. Howe, Cardiff, Newport; orCayzer, Irvine, and Co., London, Man- chester, Liverpool,or 109. Hope-street, Glasgow. 1862 SUMMER TOURS in SCOTLAND.— TWF -ROYAL ROUTE—COLTJMBA, IONA, Q HT ll ULY MAY TILL OCTOBER. [rridr 6d and Is. Tourist Programme post Ofhciat ^l^d,VTVnMACBRAyNE, 119, HOPE- —HL CANAD-IAN PACIFIC TEMPTING I TOURS Through Varied Scenei>. GREAT LAKES, PRAIRIES, ROCKY MOUNTAINS, BANFF HOT SPRINGS, HUN LlNU and FISHING RESORTS, ONTARIG. MANITOBA. BRITISH COLUMBIA SWISS GUIDES IN THE ROCKIES. For tickets, free illustrated pamphlets ^PPly C. P "RV A7 TCTKG- WIDLlATu-blKbEi, ljOiS.UU £ l BRIDGE, or 30, COCKSPUR-STREET, LONDON, S.W. 1293 public J^ppo.nttnmitg. WANSEA'MUN1CIPAL TECHNICAL s SCHOOL. LECTURER IN TELEGRAPHY AND TELEPHONY. Applications are invited for the post' °^ TURER to the Evening Classes m toe above subjeffib. Further particulars may be obtained on application from the undersigned. 3056 L. COLLWYN LEWIS, Secretary. s TEYNTON SCHOOL BOARD. WANTED, by the 21st of August, ONE MALE tUtT, 50 Ex-P.T. for Milford Mixed School. Salary £ 52 per annum. Also, TWO FEMALES, Art. 50, for Infant School. Salary £ 45 per annum. Applications with testimonials, stating age, &c., to be sent to J- M. JOHN, CleTk, ra-:a V 3087 North Neeston, Milford Haven^ ROSS'S ROYAL 2ELFAST A ERATliiD & MINERAL W A'rERS -L?-S-. ? t AND LIME JUICE CORDIAL Mav be obtained in any Port in the United Kingdom from the leading Ship Store Dealers. ——— 1214 W. A. ROSS & SONS, LTD., BELFAST. BUY TJHE CARDIFF TIMES A SOUTH WALES WEEKLY NEWS—ONE PENNY. alt5 by Junction. AUCTION APPOINTMENTS. Messrs ALEXANDER, DANIEL, & CO. Freehold Property. at Cardiff July 26 Mr A. B. DAVIES. Policy of Assurance Aug. 4 Messrs W. C. CLARKE and DOVEY. Household Furniture, at Cardiff :!t July 28 Plant, Machinery, &c., at Briton Ferry .Aug. 1 and 2 Properties and Life Policies, at Cardiff Aug. 3 Messrs "'REGERTHEN DUNN and CO. Steamship Shares, at Cardiff .July 27 Pilot Cutter, at Cardiff July 28 Mr JOHN FRANCIS. Double-licensed Hotel, at Burry Port July 25 Residential Estate, at Llanelly .August 10 Messrs GOTTWALTZ, BOWRING, & PERRY. Leasehold Residences, at Cardiff Mr J. E. GUNN. Leasehold Dwelling-Houses at Cardiff .July 27 Messrs S. HERN & PERTWEE. Properties, at Cardiff July 27 Messrs JAMES and JAMES.. Copyhold Property, at Swansea July 25 GEO. NICHOLS. SMITH, and ALDER. Freehold Estates, at Newport July 26 Messrs T. RULE OWEN and SON. Copyhold Property, at Pembroke July 29 Mr THOMAS PARRY. Leasehold Properties, &c., at Pontuewydd July 27 Mr SETH PHILLIPS. Leasehold Houses, &c., at Pontllanfraith July 27 Mr T. V. PRICE. Freehold Shops and Premises, at Builth July 27 Freehold Property, at Pont-Neath-Vaughan .July 28 Mr W. H. PRICE. Leasehold Beerhouse, at Blaenavon Aug. 3 Mr DAVID ROBERTS. Colliery Plant, Machinery, &c., at Llansamlet Aug. 2 Mr J. T. SAUNDERS. Residence, at Cardiff -July 27 Cottage Properties, at Cardiff July 27 Leasehold Pronerties, at Cardiff July 27 Messrs R. H. SEEL & ISAAC. Leasehold Properties, at Cardiff .July 25 Messrs STEPHENSON & ALEXANDER. Leasehold Properties, ab Cardiff .July 28 Colliery Stock and Shares, at Cardiff .July 29 Important Tinplate Works, in Monmouthshire.July- Hotels, in Glamorganshire, n t Pontypridd .Aug. 9 Horses, at St. Fagan's Sept. 12 Secured Rental, at Cardiff Residential and Buildine Estate, at Cardiff —— Mr G. T. E. WRIFORD. Plant, Machinery. &c., at London .Aug. 10 6. HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF. UNRESERVED SALE of a quantity of HOUSE- HOLD FURNITURE, Valuable OIL PAINTINGS, WATER COLOURS and ENGRAVINGS, the re- mainder of the STOCK-IN-TRADE of High-class FANCY GOODS, BRASS HARNESS FITTINGS, SHOP FIXTURES, FITTINGS, &c., &c. MESSRS W. C. CLARKE AND DOVEY are instructed to SELL by AUCTION on the premises. 6. High-street, Cardiff, on FRIDAY NEXT, the 28th July, 1899, commencing at 11 o'clock a.m. punctually, the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Viz. :— Drawing-room suite, mahogany loo and other tables, carpet, china and glass kitchen utensils, &c.; a valuable collection of oil paintings, water-colours, engravings, &c. also the rema,inder of the stock of fancy leather goods, consisting of ladies'and gents' bags, purses, dressing cases, a large quantity of brass and iron harness fittings, the excellent show cases, counters, fixtures, fittings, &c., &c. The Lots may be inspected on the Morning of Sale. Auctioneers' Offices, 31, Queen-street, Cardiff. 3102 BRITON FERRY AND NEATH, GLAMORGAN- SHIRE. TO RAILWAY AND OTHER CONTRACTORS, MACHINERY AND METAL BROKERS. &c. EXTENSIVE AND UNRESERVED SALE OF HYDRAULIC AND OTHER PLANT, MACHIN- ERY, MATERIALS. BUILDINGS, &c., used in connection with the Neath Harbour and Docks Contract. 1|/|"ESSRS W. C. CLARKE and DOVEY .IvJL are instructed by Gwyn Lewis, Esq., the Receiver in Chancery, to SELL by AUCTION^ without reserve, at the Lock, in Neath Harbour, situate near Giants' Grave, Briton Ferry, on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, August 1st and 2nd, 1899, commencing each (lay at 12 noon punctually, the PLANT, MACHINERY, MATERIALS, BUILDINGS, &c., Comprising-Pair of nearly new hydraulic engines and 3 Cornish boilers by Armstrong, hydraulic lifc- ing plant, hydraulic pipes, 5 locomotive engines, vertical engine and boiler, horizontal ditto, 5 vertical boilers, 5 portable engines, pair of air compressing engines, air compressor and receiver, about, 300 tons of rails, from 65 to 701bs. per yard as laid with points, crossings, chairs, fish plates, wood sleepers, &c. 2 steam travelling cranes, 6 mortar mills, steam winches, pile drivers, timber cranes, Various pumps, about 159 pairs of wheels and axles, 2 girder bridges, latticed girders, railway wagons and bogeys, iron tugs, W I tanks, C I mooring posts, wrought iron plates, bands, girders, &c., comprising dock gates, hydraulic plant for working dock gates, 3 iron capstans, a large (juantity of cast and wrought iron, quantity of chain, piping, pIcn nIue baulks and other timber. stono built hydraulic house with iron joists and corrugated iron roof, &c., &c. For train service and further particulars see detailed catalogue, which may be obtained from the Auctioneers, 31, Queen-street, Cardiff. 2858 CARDIFF. SALE OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES AND POLICIES OF LIFE INSURANCE. MESSRS W. ü. CLARKE and DOVEY 1 W II are iu-trnotcd to ouer for SALE by AUCTION, at their Saleroom, 33, Queen-street, Cardiff, on THURSDAY, the 3rd day of August, 1899, at 3.30 o'clock in the afternoon (subject to the general conditions of sale of the Incorporated L3.W Society for Cardiff and District and to such special conditions as shall be read at the time of sale), the following valuable LEASEHOLD PROPERTY AND LIFE POLICIES I valuable DA VID-ST REET. LOT I-All that Dwelling-house known as 16, David- street, Cardiff, now in the occupation of Mrs Curran, at a weekly rent of 8s. This property is held for the residue of a, term of 900 years, computed from the 25th day of March, 1839, subject to an apportioned yearly ground rent of £ 2 2s. PENLLYN-ROAD, CANTON. LOT 2.—All that Dwelling-house known as No. 1, Penllyn-road, Canton, Cardiff, now in the occupation of J. Price at a weekly -ent of 9s. LOT 3.-All that Dwelling-house being No. 5, Pen- llyn-road, Canton aforesaid, now in the occupation of W. H. Osborn at a weekly rent of 8s. LOT 4.—All that Dwelling-house being No. 7, Pen llyn-road, Canton aforesaid, lately let at a weekly rent of 9s, but at present unoccupied. LOT 5.—All that Dwelling-house being No. 9, Pen- llyn-road, Canton aforesaid, lately let at a weekly rent of 9s, but at present unoccupied. Lots 2, 3, 4, and 5 are held for the residues of terms of 99 years, computed from the 2nd day of February, 1880; Lots 2 and 3 being subject to a yearly ground rent of P,5 19s, which will be equally apportioned between them; Lot 4 being subject to an apportioned yearly ground rent of £ 3 0s 6d and Lot 5 being subject to a ground rent of XS per annum. BROOK-STREET. LOT 6.—All that Leasehold Messuage being No. 2, Brook-street, Riverside, Cardiff, lately let at aa annual rent of £ 40, but at present unoccupied. This property is held for the residue of a term of 99 years computed from the 29th day of September, 1878, subject to an annual ground rent of CG 20s. LIFE POLICIES. LOT 7.—All that POLICY of LIFE ASSURANCE, dated 19th November, 1890, numbered 53,271 in the Scottish Union and National Insurance Company, for JE250 with profits. This policy is upon the life of Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Powell, of No. 6, High-street, Cardiff, widow (now aged 51 years), and the premium is SS IGs 3d per annum, payable on the 12th November in each year. The bonuses already declared upon this policy amount to £ 7 10s, which have been applied as bonus additions to the sum assured. LOT g.-All that POLICY of LIFE INSURANCE, dated 11th October, 1889, numbered 51,768, in the National Provident Institution, for £ 500 with profits. This policy is upon the life of Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Poweli, of No. 6, High-street, Cardiff, widow (now aged 51 years), and the halt-yearly premllim is S,8 19s 2d, payable on the 1st day of April and the 1st day of October in each year. The bonuses already declared upon this policy amount to X66 4s, which have been applied as bonuR additions to the sum assured. For further particulars as to Lots 2, 3, 4, and 5, apply to Messrs Heard & Sox^Solicitors, 24, Trinity- street, Cardiff as to Lot 6, to Messrs janies:Morgaii & Co., Solicitors, St. Mary-street, Cardiff or as to all the said Lots, to Messrs Linton and C. and W. Kenshole, Solicitors, 19, High-street, Cardiff; or to the Auctioneers, No. 33, Queeii-street, Cardiff. 3103 STEAMSHIP SHARES. MESSRS TREGERTHEN DUNN AND CO. have received instructions to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Exchange. Mountstuart- square, Cardiff, on THURSDAY. July 27th, 1899, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, the following STEAMSHIP SHARES, Viz. :— 4 X388 5s 7d Fully-paid Shares in the Redruth Steamship Co., Ld. 2 t200 Shares Ramilles Steamship Co., Ld. 3 X355 Shares Ruabon Steamship Co., Ld. 4 £ 350 Shares Rothesay Steamship Co., Ld. 2 X497 Shares Ruperra Steamship Co., Ld. 3 £ 100 Shares James Tucker Steamship Co., Ld. I £ 100 Share Jane Iiadcliffe Steamship Co., Ld. ?r°°T- Peterston (Glamorgan Steamship Co., lid.) 1 £100 Share Peterston (Glamorgan Steamship Co.. Ld.) ?' JfO paid) Rowtor Steamship Co., Ld. ? 5 2 oilares Steamship Co., Ld. 1 £::>°, Share. Anth?ny Radcliffe Steamship Co.. Ld. sofSwi en es r sa*e respectfully I or further particulars apply to Messrs Tregertheu Dunn and Co., Marine Auctioneers and Share Brokers, Mountstuart-square, Cardiff. Telegrams Tredunn, Cardiff." 3077 TO PILOTS, YACHTSMEN. AND OTHERS. -a/TESSRS TREGERTHEN DUNN and Vfl CO. have received instructions to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on FRIDAY, July 28th, 1899, the First-class „ r m-n, „ PILOT CUTTER ALERT," of Gloucester, Built at Gloucester in 1890, dimen- sions being-length of keel, 38ft, over all, 53ft.; breadth, 13ft., and draws 9ft. She is a fast sailing craft, is weil and favourably known in the Bristol Channel, and would make an excellent yacht.. y_1 The boat may be seen iu the Glamorganshire Canal, Cardiff, at any time after Wednesday next. The Sale will take place on Board at 3 o clock in the afternoon. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, 27, Mountstuart-square, Bute Docks, Cardm. 30o4 IN BANKRUPTCY. RE EVAN FRANCIS DANIEL, No. 40 of 1898. PARTICULARS OF SALE of a VALUABLE POLICY OF ASSURANCE, forming part of the Estate of the above-named EVAN FRANCIb DANIEL, which will be offered for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION by MR A. B. DAVIES at the Royal Hotel, High-street, Swansea, on FRIDAY, August 4th, 1899, at 3.30 o'clock in the afternoon (subject to such Conditions of Sale as shall then and there be produced). Particulars—all that POLICY OF ASSURANCE on the life of the said Evan Francis Daniel for £ 1,000, with profits effected about 1869 in the Scottish provincial Assurance Company (now merged in the North British and Mercantile Insurance Companv), numbered P-11334, at the annual premium of X26 Gs gd, the next premium being due the 15th October, 1899. The Bonus Additions allotted to the said Policy up to the 31st December, 1895, inclusive and still exist- in, amount to 363.17s Od. The said Policy is subject to three charges, dated reflectively 7th July, 1896. 16th July, 1897, and 5th IP qPiit 1898, for £ 300, £ 75, and £ 100 at 5 per cent, in- ?*'{ „er annum, and the Mortgagees claim that the fSn'i amount owing to them for principal and interest f^mifuted up to the 1st August, 1899) is £ 499 7s lid. The age of the assured was 63 on the 24th March, 181?' fnrt,her particulars and Conditions of Sale Jl?, Thomas Thomas, Esq., Official Receiver in ^touDtcy Swansea; the Auctioneer, 58. Wlnd- Swansea; or to E. M. Clason Dahne, Solicitor, 18, Somerset-place. Swansea. 18, Somerset-place. Swansea. by ^uciiDit. GRANGETOWN AND CATHAYS, CARDIFF. SALE OF LEASEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSES, IN GRANGE-GARDENS, AND TALYGARN- STREET. MR J, E, GUNN is instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the Royal Hotel, Cardiff, on THURSDAY, the 27th day of July, 1899, at Three o clock in the Afternoon, the following LEASEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSES AND PREMISES :— LOT 1.—All that DWELLING-HOUSE and PRE- MISES, buing No. 91, GRANGE-GARDENS, GRANGETOWN, containing-on the ground floor, (Uning and drawing-room, kitchen, scullery, and tha usual offices on the first floor, four bedrooms, hath- room (hot anfl cold), w.c.; and on the second floor, two bedrooms; and producing a rental of 15s per week. LOT 2.-93, GRANGE-GARDENS, GRANGE- TOWN, being similar in every respect to Lot 1, and let at the same rental. LOT 3.-95! GRANGE-GARDENS, GRANGE- TOWN, of like construction, and producing a like rental. LQT 4.-97. GRANGE-GARDENS, GRANGE- TOWN. similar to the last Lot, and let on the same terms. LOT 5.-99, GRANGE-GARDENS, GRANGE- TOWN, the adjoining House, and containing the game accommodation; also producing the same weekly rent. LOT 6.-101, GRANGE GARDENS, GRANGE- TOWN, also of the same accommodation as the last Lot, and let on like terms. LOT 7.-103, GRANGE GARDENS. GRANGE- TOWN. i'djoining the last Lot, Rnc1 similarly con- struct^! and of like rental. LOT 8.-105, GRANGE GARDENS, GRANGE- TOWN, adjoining the before-mentioned Lot, but with the addition of [1,. conservatory, Rud having It I frontage of 36ft., and is let at a weekly rental of 13s 6d. The foregoing Properties, which are in excellent condition, and exceedingly well built. have a view of the beautiful Grange-gardens. They are held under leases for the residue cf terms of 99 years, from the 29th day of September, 1893, at an annual ground rent of £4 10s per house, with the exception of No. 103, which is £348, and No. 105, which is JE3 3s. LOT 9.-An those TWO LEASEHOLD MES- SUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES, being Nos. 5 and 7, TALYGARN-STREET, CATHAYS, each con- taining six rooms and offices, let at a weekly rental of 6s 6d each house. LOT 10.—9 and 11, TALYGARN-STREET, CAT- HA YB. of similar accommodation and area, and adjoining the last Lot. LOT 11.—13 and 15, TALYGARN-STREET, CAT- HA YS. the two adjoining Houses, and producing a, like rental. LOT 12.—17 a.nd 19, TALYGARN-STREET, CAT- HAYS, also of like accommodation, and of similar rental. LOT 13.—21 and 22, TALYGARN-STREET, CATHAYS, the adjoining property, also producing the weekly rental of 6s 6d per house. LOT 14.—25 and 27, TALYGARN-STREET, CATHA YS, of similar construction to the preceding lots, and let at like rentals. The foregoing houses have each a frontage of 16ft., and a depth of 85ft. or thereabouts, are let to good tenants, and are heid under leases for the residue of terms of 99 years, from the 2nd day of February, 1893, at an annual ground rent of £3 5s per house. LOT 15.-Nos. 17, 19, 21, NORMAN-STREET, CA THA YS, near the Roath Park, and held for a term of 99 years, from the 29th 'September, 1882. at the very modorate ground rent of je2 5s per house. LOT 16.—No. 23. NORMAN-STREET, CATHAYS, with large Yard and Stable thereto, held on a like term to the preceding lot, at an annual ground rent of £3 168.. Full particulars as ti Lots 1 to 14 may be had cm application to Messrs Cousins, Botsford and Phoenix, Solicitors, Western Mail Buildings, St. Mary-street. Cardiff and as to Lots 15 and 16 to Mr J. H. Westyr Evans, Solicitor. 17, Quay-street, Cardiff; and as to all the Lots to the Auctioneer, Westgate Chambers, Westgate-street, COBURN-STREBT, COLUM-ROAD, CRWYS-ROAD BEDFORD-STREET, PARTRIDGE-ROAD, COUGH-STREET, AND HEREFORD-STREET, CARDIFF. SALE OF SUBSTANTIALLY-BUILT LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES. MESSRS R. H. SEEL and ISAAC are instructed to SUBMIT to AUCTION at the Royal Hotel, St. Mary-street, Cardiff, on TUESDAY, the 25th day of July, at 7 o'clock in the Evening, sub- ject to conditions of sale to be then produced and read, the following DESIRABLE PROPERTIES :— LOT 1.—All that SHOP and DWELLING-HOUSE, No. 8, Coburn-street, held for a term of 99 years from 2nd Feb., 1880, at an annual ground rent of JE3 3s, and now let at £3 4s per lunar month. LOT 2.—The SHOP and DWELLING-HOUSE ad- joining, being No. 10, Coburn-street, held under lease for 99 years from 2nd February, 1880, at an annual ground rent of £ 3 8s, _nJ now let !1t 14s per week. LOT3.-The SHOP Plld DWELLING-HOUSE, No. 12, Coburn-street, ItS now let at 12s per week. Lease 99 years from 2nd February, 1880, Ground rent JE3 8s per annum. LOT 4.-All that convenient VILLA RESIDENCE, No.91, Colurn-road, conkùinillg thr0ü reception rooms, kitchen, scullery, and the usual offices on the ground floor, five bedrooms, bathroom, &c., above. The property is held for a term of 99 years from 29Ih September, 1395, at an annual ground rent of £5 10s. The house is at present vacant, and ira- modiate possesion can therefore be given the ^purchaser. r LOT 5.—All that similar premises to 93, COLUM- ROAD, adjoining the last lot, and now let at £38 per annum, tenant paying all rates and taxes. Lease 99 years fiom 9th Sept„1895; ground rent £5 per annum. LOTS 6 & 7.—All those two substantially-built premises, Nos. 133 and 140, CRWYS-ROAD, heid for s, term of 99 years from 29t;h Sept.. 1896, at ground rents of 9s respectively, and now let at lis 6d per week each. The attention of investors is particularly called to these lots, as they are specially adapted for con- version wto business premises, and there is fill exceptional prospective value. 8.-All that CORNER PREMISES, com- prising SHOP, DWELLING-HOUSE, and STAB- LING, with loft, &c., at rear, known as 142, Cnvys- road, held for a term of 99 years from 29th September, 1897, at an animal ground rent of £7 5s, The Premises ale now let on a quarterly tenancy at £52 per annum, tenant paying all rates and taxes. LOT 9.-All that Detached DWELLING-HOUSE, with Workshops, &c., at rear suitable for stabling, known as 31, BEDFORD-STREET, ROATH held foi* a term of 99 years from 1st March, 1872, at an apportioned ground rent of £2 17s. There is a carriage-way from Bedford-street to the yard. and the property is very suitable for a builder or cab proprietor. LOT 10.—The DWELLING-HOUSE, No. 80, PART- RIDGE-ROAD. now in occupation of owner; held for a term of 99 years from 2nd February, 1872, at fin apportioned ground rent of £2 7s. LOT 11,—All that DWELLING-HOUSE, No. 3, Gough-street, held foy a texm of 99 years from February, 1858, at a grouund rent of £2 13s 4d per annum, and now let at 3s per week to a respectable tenant. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEES. LOT 12.-AI1 those Two DWELLING-HOUSES, Nos. 4 and 6, HEREFORD-STREET, let at 6s per week, held for a term of 99 years from 1st March 1894, at an annual ground rent of £6. LOT 13.-A11 those Two similar DWELLING- HOUSES, Nos. 6 and 8, HEREFORD-STREET, adjoining the last lot, held on similar terms. For further particulars as to Lots 1, 2, and 10, apply to Messrs Yorath & Jones, Solicitors, Westgate-street; os to Lot 3, Messrs Stephens, David, and''Co., Solicitors, Bute-crescent; as to Lots 4.5.6,7, and 8 to Mr John Morgan, Solicitor, Frederick-afreet; as to Lots 9,11, 12, and 13 to Messrs James Morgan and Co., Solicitors, St. Mary-street, Cardiff: or as to the whole, to the Auctioneers, Theatre Royal Chambers, St. Mary- strect, Cardiff. 2S67 BUILTn WELLS. VALUABLE FREEHOLD SHOPS AND BUSINESS PREMISES FOR SALE. MR T. V. PRICE will OFFER for SALE by AUCTION, at the Lion Hotel, Huilth, on THURSDAY', July 27tb, 1899, at 3 p.m., a verv valuable and commodious SHOP AND PREMISES. situate in High-street, Builth, now in rhe occupation of Mr P. S. Morris, Chemist. The immediate prospect of the London Water Scheme being proceeded with renders the Property, from its other advantages, an exceptional investment in the prosperous and improving town of Builth. For further particulars apply to Mr H. V. Vaughan, Solicitor, or the Auctioneer, both of Builth. 3089 PARISfe OF OYSTERMOUTH, WEST CROSS, MUMBLES. IMPORTANT SALE of TWO BEAUTIFUL SEMI- DETACHED COPYHOLD VILLAS, with Pleasure Grounds, Garden, Stables, &c., and a very V ALU- ABLE COPYHOLD FIELD, abutting upon the main road at West Cross, and having an admirable building frontage thereto. MESSRS JAMES and JAMES are l1 favoured with instructions from Mrs Chas. Davies to OFFER for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Royal Hotel, High-street, Swansea, on TUESDAY, July 25th, 1899 (subject to such Condi- tions of Sale as shall then and there be produced), at 3.30 o'clock p.m., the undermentioned important alld valuable COPYHOLD PROPERTY, Known as Bay View-villas, West Cross, and the adjoining Copyhold Field, with its extensive frontage to the main road, eminently suitable for building site". The whole of the property contains an area of about 3V, acres, and is situated in one of the most charming situations in the Mumbles district, com- manding a choice view of the far-famed Swansea Bay, Mumbles Head and Lighthouse, exceptionally con- venient to the main road, trams, bay, <fcc., and yet the houses are as secluded as if they were sijiiatcd in the heart of the country. r J The property will first of all offered in One Hot, and if not sold in that way, then in three separate Lots, as shown in the published Plans and Particulars of Sale, which may be had from the Auctioneers, Arcade-chambers, Swansea, or from the Solicitors, Messrs Aeron Thomas and Co., York-place, Swansea. NEWRY. IRELAND. SALT WORKS AND COAL YARDS FOR SALE. THE VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PREMISES KNOWN AS Tm NEWRY SALT WORKS," TO be SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION, B elLS a going concern) in the COMMERCIAL NEWS-ROOM. NEWRY. On TUESDAY, 8th August, 1899, At the hour of 12 o'clock, the above of bv Private Treaty), the above VALUABLE PREMISES, held for 900 years, at the yearly rent of JE130 3s. Three houses and shops h been sublet at £100 per annum, leaving the head rent oniy 30 3s. The pre- mises have a frontage to the Newry Canal of 265 feet, where steamers and vessels can discharge into the yard and works, likewise a large frontage to Canal-parade, and are also approached from Sugar Island There is also a large valuable coalyard and store with offices, &c., on Merchants' Quay, held for ever at the yearly rent of £45: All are in good order, with salt pans, salt water lighter salt stores and lofts, large coal sheds, stabling, offices, &c., and every facility for carrying on on an extensive scale, the Salt and Coal trade, or any other business. The situation is the best in the town. The Stock-in-Trade, &c., can be taken at a valuation. HUNTER MOORE, Solicitor, Newry. 23rd June, 1899. 3100 CLARKE'S J3 41 PILLS are warranted to cure GRAVEL and PAINS in the BACK,, and all kindred complaints. Free from mercury Established upwards of 30 years. In boxes, 4s 6d each, of all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors throughout the world, or sent for 60 stamps by the makers, The Lincoln and Midland Cowities Drop Company, Lincoln, lW3 ales hlJ, Ruction. BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES & EXECUTORS OF THE LATE THOMAS ANDREW WALKER. MONMOUTHSHIRE. PORTSKEWETT, CAERWENT, AND CALDICOT. About 4 Miles from Chepstow, 12 from Newport, within half an hour of Bristol and 2 hours of London. EO. NICHOLS, SMITH, & ALDER \3T are instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the KING'S HEAD HOTEL, Newport, on WED- NESDAY, July 26th, 1899. at 3 o'clock in the After- noon precisely, in the following or such other lots as may be determined upon at the time of Sale, The undermentioned very VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, Containing a total Area of @07 ACRES' And producing a Rental of j 020 i'EB ANNUM' viz. :— IN CALDICOT. LOT 1.—A Piece of exceptionally productive ARABLE LAND, No. 535 on the Ordnance Map, called MILLFIELD, containing 2a. lr. 28p., or thereabouts, let to Mr Edward Knight at £4- per annum, bounded by property of Major Mans?ll, Mrs Hellier, and Mr William Williams. This lot contains valuable building stone. LOT 2.—A COTTAGE, with productive Garden, containing a, total area of Oa. 2r. 34p., situate immediately opposite the Church, in the occupation of Mr Charles Fisher, at the annual rent of £10 10s. Bounded by property of MrFl. Cropper, and Lot 3. LOT 3.—Two COTTAGES, with warm, productive Gardens, containing an area of Ca. 2r. 32p., adjoining Lots 2 and 4, in the occupation of Mr W. Hichards and ]\ir James Lewis, at rentals amounting to £2110s per annum. LOT 4.—Four COTTAGES, with warm, productive Gardens, ontainmg by estimation 1:1. Or. 2p., adjoining Lots 3 and 5, in the occupation of James A. Steele, Josiah Harris, John Jones, and W. Woods, at rentals amounting to £4112s per annum. LOT 5.—A productive ORCHARD, with Stable thereon, containing an area of 0a. 3r. 12p„ or thereabouts, situate adjoining Lot 4, property of Mrs Cobb, and in her occupation at the annual rent of £5. Lots 2 to 5 inclusive form an entire block, and will be first offered together. IN PORTSKEWETT AND CALDICOT. LOT 6.—A most attractive and valuable ESTATE known as SUDBROOK FARM, comprising a comfortable and commodious Resid- ence, situate close to the Church and Railway Station, with good and convenient Outbuildings, 5 Cottages, Orcharding, and first-class Arable and Pasture Land, containing together. 357a. lr. 37p.; or thereabouts, intersected by the main road, adjoin- ing Portskewett Station, in the occupation of Mr Valentine Parsons as yearly tenant at the rental of £500 per annum. IN CAERWENT AND CALDICOT. LOT 7.—A very desirable ESTATE, known as SLOUGH FARM, comprising a newly-erected and convenient Resid- ence, with commodious and well-arranged Farm Buildings, 2 Cottages, prime Orchard, and excellent Pasture and Arable Land, containing 330:t. 3r. 27p., or thereabouts, lying in an entire ring fence inter- sected by the main toad from Chepstow o Newport, part in the occupation of Mr Edward Knight at £385 13s 8d per annum, and the remainder is let to Mr Thomas Rowlands at £48 8s per annum. The Arable is of an exceptionally fertile character, and is unsurpassed for growing barley of the finest quality. The neighbourhood is very pleasant, the climate all that could be desired, and the Estates contain many fine Building Sites in close proximity to the Port- skewett Station (G.W.R.) main line, commanding splendid views extending to the Bristol Channel. Excellent Hunting and Fishing are obtainable in the immediate neighbourhood, and the Estates afford good shooting. Plans, particulars, and Conditions of Sale may be obtained at the place of sale, of the Auctioneers, 49, Broad-street, Bristol; or of Messrs FOWLER, PERKS, & CO., Solicitors, 3080 9, Clement's-lane, Lombard-street, London, E.C. PONTNEWYDD, CWMBRAN, AND LLANTARNAM, MONMOUTHSHIRE. !VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES FOR SALE. "1/FR THOMAS PARRY will OFFER i.vJL for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Pontnewydd Hotel, Pontnewydd, on THURSDAY, the 27th day of July, at 3.-30 o'clock in tho Afternoon' subject to the Monmouthshire Incorporated Law Society's Conditions of Sate ami the Special Condi- tions annexed to the Particulars of Sale and incor- porated therewith, and in the following or such Lot or Lots !1S 81mH then be determined on :— LOT 1.—All that LEASEHOLD MESSUAGE with the Lawn, Stable, and Outbuildings thereto belong- ing, known as Maindee Cottage, situate at Pont- newydd let to Mr George H. Daniel,with other land, as a yearly tenant, at an apportioned rental of £331010). This lot is held auder an I'i(l?ntare Cf Lease, dated the 7th day of August, 1847, for the term of G3 years from the 1st da.y of May, 1847, at a ground rent of £ 2 per aDJ>J2U1, and the mines and mincrals are xesèrved to the lessor. LOT 2.—All those LEASEHOLD MESSUAGES, GARDENS, and PREMISES situate in Commercial- ¡¡treet, Pontnewydd let to Messrs John Moreton, John Mayers, David Wyid, Vi. H. Vieldhouse, James Russell, and Arthur Pugh, and producing all aggregate rental of 2% the landlord paying all rates and taxes. LOT 3.—All that LEASEHOLD MESSUAGE, SHOP, GARDEN, and PREMISES, immediately ad- joining the last lot, and now in the occupation of Mr Thomas Scott. Lot 2 and the larger part of Lot 3 are held under an Indenture of Lense, dated the 3rd day of November, 1G75, for the term or 99 years from the 2nd day of Augn,>t, 1873. :1t a ground rent of £ S 15s, which shaH be apportiolled between the said Lots as follows :—Lot 2, £410,; Lot 3, jE4 5s. LOT 4.—All those TWO LEASEHOLD MES- SUAGES, adjoining the last Lot, let to Messrs John Bull and Henry Williams, and producing an aggre- gate rental of the landlord paying all rates aud taxes. This Lot and a small portion of Lot 3 are heid under an Indenture of Lease, dated the 28th day of June, 1878, for n. trm of 64 years from the 2nd day of August, 1873, at a ground rent of £2 5s per annum, which shall be apportioned between the said fJots as follows :Lot 4, £ 2 and Lot 3, 5s. LOT 5,—All those TWO LEASEHOLD MES- SUAGES, GARDENS, and PREMISES situate at Star-row, Court-road, Llantarnam let to Messrs J. J. Evans and Thomas Allen, and proùucing an aggre- gate rental of £ 33 8s, the landlord Pl1)illg al1 mtes and taxes. LOT 6.—All those TWO LEASEHOLD MES- SUAGES, GARDENS, and PREMISES, situate at Star-row, Court-road, Llantarnam, immediately ad- joining the last Lot; let to Miss Ann Maria Allen and Mr Samuel Williams, and producing MI aggregate rental of £ 23 8s, the landlord paying all rates and taxes. LOT 7.-A11 those TWO LEASEHOLD MES- SUAGES, GARDENS, and PREMISES, situate at Star-row. Court-road, Llantarnam, immediately ad joining the last lot; let to Messrs Timothy Railhin and Thomas Parsons, and producing an aggregate rental of £ 23 8s, the landlord paying all rates and taxes. LOT 8.—AI! those TWO LEASEHOLD MESSU- AGES, GARDENS, and PREMISES, situate at Star- row, Court-road, Llantarnam, immediately adjoining the last Lot; let to Messrs John Fielding and Wil- liain Crockett, and producing au aggregatfJ rental of of £23 8s, the landlord paying all rates and taxes. LOT 9.-All tha.t MESSUAGE, SHOP. GARDEN, and PREMISES, imnwrliately adjoining the host-men- tioned Lot; let to Mr George Pribchard at a rental of £ 14 6s per annum, the landlord paying all rates and taxes. LOT 10.-All those TWO MESSUAGES, GAR- DENS, and PREMISES (Semi-detached), near the above, and now occupied by Mr John Lucas and Mrs Bessie Edwards, H' the low aggregate rental of £ 29 18s per 11,m:mm, the bndlord paying aU rates and taxes. The roadway dividing the last two Lots will be sold with Lot 10, but subject to a. right of user by the purchaser of Lot 9. Lots5tolO,both inclusive, are held under several Indentures of Lease for four several terms of 99 years, from the 29th day of September, 1S37, at ground rents amounting in the aggregate to £ 25 5s, which shall be apportioned as follows Lot, I, £ 3 10s Lot 5, £ 3 10s Lot-7, £ 3 10s Lot B, JE3 10s Lot 9, JE3 5s and Lot 10, £8. LOT 11,—All that FREEHOLD VtLLA RESI- DENCE, GARDEN, and PREMISES, situate in Richmond-road, Pontnewydd, and known as Bryn Tynon. occupied by Mr H. W. Parfitt, as vearlv tenant, at the low rental of .£20 per annum. LOT 12.—All those FOUR FREEHOLD MESSU- AGES and PREMISES, situate at Poplar-terrace Upper Cwmbran let to Messrs W. Byard, Enoch Cooper, John Davies, and George Fisher, and pro- ducing an aggregate rental of JE35 19s 4d, the land- lord payiug all rates and taxes. This Lot is sold subject to a right of wav to the cottages at the rear, the property of the Patent Nut and Bolt Comnanv, Limited LOT 13.—All that FREEHOLD PIECE or PARCEL of ii GILDING GROUND, containing au area of three roods and 19 perches, or thereabouts, situate on the left-hand side of the road leading from Pontnewydd to Pontnewydd Church, occupied by the executors of the late Mr Henry Parfitt. ■» PIECE of BUILDING' GROUND, situate on the opposite aide of the saia road, and now in the occupation of the I said execubors. N.B.—This Loli will be sub-divided, and full par- ticulars of such sub-division will be given in the Particulars of Sale and Sale P)an To View apply to the several tenants, and for Printed Particulars and Plan to the Auctioneer, Albany-chambers, Newport, Mon. ;or to Watkins and Co.. Pontypool. H. 3079. NO NAME OINTMENT." This Ointment is confidentially recommended »s an old, tried, and successful remedy for acrny scrofula, glandular swellings, ringworm, old wounds h^er^f ASna. d«ead!; blotui'« on the face and m '« + Anthony s fire, burns, chilblains, bruises, piles, fistula, rheumatism, bunions, &c. It will soon heal up the most obstinate eruptions of the ekin o" every kind. Please uof,e the Traile Mark La.bel on each pot o NAME PILL.. fistula, glandular swellings, <SJC., <fec. *»«=>•> They may be taken by persons of either sex, are tonic and invigorating, and, acting upon the secre- tions they are a truly valuable blood purifier, and may be used m conjunction with the "No Ointment m a.ny of the above diseases. I 1 boxeK by all chemists. Price 7} £ d them tam>ly should be withoa SOLFJ PROPRIETOR :— ioa SITE HOUSE, 194 DERITEND BIRMINGHAM. in district. 1160 A; piaoE, PARK HALL BUILDINGS, NURSERYMAN, SEEDSMAN, FLORIST AND FRUITERER. Wreaths, Crosses, Bridal Bouquets, and Presentation Baskets a speciality. First Prizes at recent Shows taken by bouquets, dec., made by A. Price. Growing ■ Perns in pots, 15 for 2s 6d. Best quality Tobacco Paper,. Is per lb. jigi SW A N S EA OFFICES 01* THE SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS," c, 2, COLLEGE-STREET. public jiníitts. JQEMONSTRATION. NATIONAL EISTEDDFOD PAVILION CARDIFF, WEDNESDAY, 26TH JULY. NOTICE. Applications for Reserved Seat (chairs) Tickets (at Is and 6d) should be made before 3 p.m. on Wednesday, 26th inst. Programmes (2d each) now on sa.le in the town. Doors Open 6 p.m. Commence 7 p.m. ADMISSION BY TICKET. RAILWAY INFORMATION. Cheap Fares on all local Railways. EXCURSIONS (GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY). Special Train will leave— Swansea 12.45 p.m., Fare, 2/6 return. 2/6 „ Neath 1.5 p.m. „ 2/6 „ Eesolven 12-50 p.m. „ 2/6 „ Briton Ferry 1.15 p.m. „ 2/3 „ Port Talbot 1.30 p.m. „ 2/0 „ Bridgend 1.50 p.m. 1/9 „ Llantrissant 2.5 p.m. „ 116 „ Return train leaves Cardiff 10.45 p.m. G.W.R. MONMOUTHSHIRE SECTION. WESTERN VALLEYS. Special Train leaves Cardiff 10.15 p.m.. stopping at Marshfield-change at Newport to train leaving at 10.45 p.m. for Nantyglo and intermediate stations. Parties of 50 and over travelling by the G.W.R. from distances of; 30 miles and :upwards (each way) will be conveyed at single fare for the double journey after 12 noon. Parties of 10 and under 50, fare and a quarter- minimum, 93. All further information from the Secrataries. OFFICES 17, WORKING-STREET, CARDIFF. COLLIERY MANAGERSHIP AT TREDEGAR. The TREDEGAR IRON and COAL COMPANY, LIMITED, inform CANDIDATES for this appoint- ment that the APPLICATIONS WILL BE CON- SIDERED on the 28TH INST., and the result notified as soon after that date as practicable. E. WILSON TAYLOR, Secretary. 7, Fenchurch-avenue, London. E.C., July 22nd, 1899. 3098 ARRY RAILWAY AND P. AND A. CAMPBELL, LTD. OPENING OF BARRY PIER STATION and COM- MENCEMENT of DAILY SERVICE (without break of journey) between CARDIFF, BARRY, PONTYPRIDD, &0., &c.. and WESTON, MINE- HEAD, LYNMOUTH, WOODA BAY, and ILFRA- COMBE, via BARRY PIER. On JULY 27th, 1899, BARRY PIER STATION will be OPENED, and on and trom that date until fur- ther notice trains will run to and from this station daily in connection with the Bristol Channel Passen- ger Steamers, thus forming a throughout service between stations on the Barry and Vale of Glamor- gan Railways and Railways connected therewith and places on the Bristol Channel. Through Tickets will be issued at all stations on the Barry and Vale of Glamorgan Railways. The combined rail and steamboat fares from Cardiff (Riverside Station) to all places on the Channel via. Barry Pier will be the same as from Cardiff by boat alone. Fare Lists will be exhibited at all stations. The train will run alongside the steamer at Barry Pier Station, and passengers' luggage will be trans- ferred in both directions free of charge. A steamer for Wo)Ma Bay, Lynmouth, and Ilfra- combe willlea.ve Barry Pier on each week-day at 10.0 a m., after the arrival of the 9.20 a.m. train from Cardiff Riverside and of the 8.47 a.m train from Pontypridd. On the return journey the boat will leave Ilfracombe at 4.30 p.m. (except on cert:1În specified dates, when it will leave at 4,15 p.h1.), will call at Wooda. Bay and Lynmouth, and will arrive at Barry Pier in time to connect with the 6.50 p.m. train from that place for Cardiff and intermediate stations. Dy Excursion Return Tickets win be issued from poutypridd asd other Main Line Staions on Thurs- days and Saturdays only, ouwhich days a train for Porth, calling at all intermediate stations, will leave Barry Island at 8.50 p.m. NOTE.—Passengers from te steamers holding tickets for main line stations will be allowed to break their journey at Barry Island or Barry I Stations on the return journey. For times of the Weston, Minehead, &c. sailings and other particulars see public bills and later advertisements. Bv Order. Barry Dock, 19th July, 1899. 3035—372e W. ELSa INDUbTjllES^'ASSOClX ?y TION. PATROX—H.R.H. the PRINCESS OF WALES. The GLAMORGAN DEPOT of the above Associa- tion is situated in the MORGAN-ARCADE, CARDIFF, where a iavge selection of REAL WELSH UN- SHRINKABLE TWEEDS, CLOTHS, FLANNELS, &c., alsoWelRh Pottery, Viroadwork, Oatcake, Honey. &c., &c.. may be obtained. III the SchooJdArt Needle- work,ol1 the same premises, all kinds of Needle- work are taught by Miss Evaos, late Royal School of Needlework, S. Kensington. Spinning lessons given. TAFFS WELL TEPID MINERAL SPRINGS.—The above celebrated WELL IS NOW OPEN. Now is the time for sufferers from Rheumatism, or any other pains in the limbs, to put themselves right. Wonderful change on many very painful cases has been seen here' this season already. Tickets for the season, only 3s 6d. 2873 &> £ iidMs nui) (fLummis. TO BUILDERS.—TENDERS are in- 1 vited for the ERECTION of SIX or mote WORKMEN'S COTTAGES at YNYSWEN- TERRACE, TREORCHY. Plans, etc., to be seen at Jacob Rees, Esq., Architect, etc., Hillside. Pentre. Tenders to be sent in by the 4th August to J. Curtis, Grocer, Treorchy. The lowest or any Tender will not be necessarily accepted. 3062 O CONTRACTORS. — BETHEL T C.M. CHAPEL, YSTRAD, RHONDDA. TENDERS are invited for the ERECTION of a NEW CEILING at the above place. Plans and Specifications to be seen at the Chapel House. Tenders to be sent to the Secretary, 1, Arthnr-street, Ystmd, Bhonddn., on or before July 29th, 1899, THOMAS WILLIAMS, Sec. The Committee do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any Tender. 544 TO BUDERS. TENDERS are required for making certain ALTERATIONS and ADDITIONS to "THE CEDARS," CHEPSTOW, for Dr. Lawrence. The plans can be seen and quantities obtained at my olice. Builders desirous of tendering must send their names to me before the 25th inst. E. M. HnUCE VAUGHAN, F.R.I.B.A. Cardiff, July 19th, 1899. 3034 MO CONTRACTORS. TENDERS are invited for DRIVING a HARD HEADING at Duffryn Rhondda Colliery, near Cyrnmer, dipping twelve inches per yard. in rock. Drift to be 7ft. Sill. wide, 6ft. 6in. high from rail. Length of drift about 150 yards. Contractor to find tools and explosives, and deal with water m3rde in drift Tenders to be in by 29th inst., addressed to F. E. Jacob, Manager, Duffryn. Rhondda Company, Limited, Port Talbot. 3053 = Iitsnrante. £4,000,000 have now been paid in respect of RAILWAY ACCIDENTS, ALL ACCIDENTS, WORKMEN'S ACCIDENTS, FIDELITY GUARANTEE, BY THB KAILWAY PASSENGERS' ASSUR. Hj ANCE COMPANY. 64, Cornhill, London. 1243 A. VIAN, Secretary. AGENTS :—Mr W. Hulin, Station-master, G.W Railway and Messrs Tregerthen Dunn and Co., 12 Mountstuart-square, Cardiff 1\11' W. Thompson, Divi- tional Superintendent's Office, G W Railway, Cardiff IJ1HE YULCAN JG OILER fAND gj_ENERAL JNSURANCE £ jO. LIMITED. LATE THE BOILER INSURANCE AND STEAM POWER CO., LIMITED, THE ORIGINAL BOILER INSURANCE CO. HEAD KING STREET, MANCHESTER. ESTABLISHED 1859. SUBSCRIBED Insurance and Inspection of Boilers, Engines, Dynamos, Motors, and other Electrical Plant. WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION ACT, Employers' Liability Act, and Common Law. Personal Accident, Third Party, and Fidelity Guarantee Insurance. Upwards of 40,000 Boilers and Engines under Supervision. J. F. L. CROSLAND, M.Inst.C.E. M.1ust.M.E., Chief Engineer. EDWARD HADFIELD, Secretary. Applications for Agencies Invited. 2045 SOUTH WALES SUPERINTENDENT- E, HUGHES, 53, DOCK-STREET, NEWPORT, MON A MARVELLOUS REMEDY. DASMAIL'S WORLD-FAMED SPECIFIC, The Only Safe and Effective Remedy on Earth. Before oPdering elsewhere do not fail tosendstlarmped addressed eaveJooc for particulars and prices, and then judge for yourselves. Airs W. S. of Cardiff, is the THIRD OCCASION on which I have used your speciality with success, and shall always be pleased to recommend it to my friends." 2500 A. DASMAIL (Specialist of 30 years' experience), 16801 (*Box 394, //antidalo House WaJtbamstow. London. EATH AND DISTRICT BILL POSTING COMPANY—Late T. Will x OfficesASSEMBLY-ROOMS, NEATH Manager:—J. W ROBINSON. Lesseesand Proprietors of the best Posting Stations iB&eafh and District 1150 public j\tnustnums. CARDIFF. THEATRE ROYAL, CARDIFF. LESSEE AND MANAGER .ROBERT REDFORD THIS EVENING AT 7.30, THE CASE OF REBELLIOUS SUSAN, By the Great Welsh Dramatist, Henry Arthur Jones. Next Week—The Musical Comedy, CISSY." Telephone No. 362. Box Office at Theatre. $1 RAND T H E A T liE. VJT Lesaee nn-^ Manager.Mr CLARENCE SOONTHP. Magnificent Success and Enthusiastic Reception of THE QCTOROON. Popular Prices and time as usuaL Box Office at Messrs Thompson and Shackell's, 24, Queen-street. ^srursimis. J) AND A. CAMPBELL LIMITED). CARDIFF AND WESTON. LADY MARGARET, RAVENSWOOD, &C. (Weather and circumsta.nces permitting.) JULY. Leave CARDIFF. Leave WESTON. Tiles., 2S-8.30, 9.30, 11.0 I Tues., 25-9.15, *10.15 a.m., a.m., 5.15, 7.30 p.m. 4.45. 6.0, 8.30 p.m. Wed., 26—8.30, 9.30, 10.30 Wed., 26-9.15, 10.15, 11.15, a.m., 12.0, 6.0, 8.0 p.m. 5.30, 6.45, 9.0 p.m. Thnr., 27-8.30, 9.30, 10.30, Thur.,27-9.15, 10.15,11.15 Fri., 28—9.30, 11.30 a.m., I Fri., 28—10.15 a.m., 12.15, 1.30, 8.0 6.45, 9.0 pjn. Sat., 29-8.30, 9.30, 10.30, Sat.. 29-9.15,10.15, .11.15,. a.m., 12.15. *1.0,7.0,8.0, p.m. ) 9.30 p.m. Mon., 31—"9.0, 10.0, 11.0 Mon., 31—*9.45,10.45, 11.45 12.0,1.0,2.0,3.0 p.m. ) a.m., 12.45, 1.45, 8.45, 9.0 C ITL SAILINGS. TUESDAY. July 25. MUMBLES and TENBY and the STACK ROCKS. -Cardiff 9.45 a..m., Tenby 5.15 p.m., Mumbles 7.0 p.m. CRUISE CHANNEL.—Cardiff 6.30 p.m., arriving back about 8.0 p.m. EVENING TRIP TO CLEVEDON.—Penarth 6.30 p.m., Co.rdiff 7.0 p.m., Clevedon 9..30 p.m. CHANNEL CRUISE ROUND H.M.S. FORMID- ABLE," returning by Moonlight.—Penarth 7.40 p.m., Cardiff 8.0 p.m., returning about 10.30 p.m. The steamer leaves Penarth Pier Ten minutes after leaving Cardiff, except trips marked thus WEDNESDAY, July 26. MINEHEAD, LYNMOUTH, WOODA BAY, ILFRACOMBE, and CLOVELLY.—Cardiff 9.C a.m., Clovelly 5.0 p.m., llfracorube 6.15, Wooda Bay 6.40. Lynmouth 6.55, Minehead 8.0 p.m. CRUISE ALONG the WELSH COAST, passing BREAKSEA, BELL BGOY, a.nd towards the NASH. —Cardiff 7.0 p.m.. returning about 10.0 p.m, THURSDA Y, July 27. MINE HEAD, LYNMOUTH, WOODA BAY, ILFRACOMBE, and LUNDY ISLAND.—Cardiff 9.30 a.m., Lundy Island 4.30 p.m., Ilfracombe 6.15, Wooda Bay 6.40 p.m., Lynmouth 7.10 p.m., Minehead 8.0 p.m. CLEVEDON via WESTON.—Cardiff 12.45 p.m., Clevedon 5.30 p.m., Weston 6.30 p.m. CRUISE UP CHANNEL, passing Newport Bell Bouy alid towards Chepstow. Cardiff 8.0 p.m., returning about 10.15 p.m. 15 EGULAR SERVICE to LYNMOUTH. WOODA BAY, and ILFRACOMBE, Britannia." and Westward Ho." JULY. LEAVE CARDIFF. LEAVE ILFRACOMBE Tuesday, 25.11.0 a.m. Tuesday, 25.4.30 p.m. Wednesday, 26 .11.0 a m. ) Wednesday, 26 .4.SO n.m. Thursday, 27 11.0 a.m. Thursday, 27 .5.0 p.m. Friday, 28 11.0 a.m. Friday, 28 .5.0 p.m. 29.9.30 a.m.,2.30p.m. Ha.turda.y, 29.7.0 p.m. Monday, 31 .11.0 a.Ill. I Monday, 31 .7.0 p.m. bteamer leaves Wooda Bay 25 minutes after Ilfra- combe, and L:mmC1:1th 40 minutes CHEAP ROUTE to DEVON and CORNWALL in connection with the London and South-Western Railway. For particulars and tickets apply to Mr WILLIAM GUY. Agent, 1343-143e 70A. Bute-street, Cardiff THE "SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS Is ON SALE at the foUowing places each morning:— WESTON (9 A.M.) W. H. Smith and Son, Railway Bookstall. W. Lever, Regent-street. J. Manning, Claremont, near Pier. CLEVEDON (9 A.M.) J. R. Lovegrove, Victoria Library, Hill-road, and Marine-parade. ILFRACOMBE (2 P.M. H. Sanders and Son, Newsagents, Fore-street. Twisr, and Son, The Library, Hi^h-street. OOPULAR HOLIDAY TOURS — 1. COOK'S TICKETS, CARDIFF to PARIS and BACK, for 41s. Weekly Parties also to BRUSSELS. THE RHINE, NORWAY, and SWITZERLAND, equsJly low fares.-Apply for all travelling informa- tion to Mr TROUNCE^ Pier Head, Cardiff (Tourist, Emigration, and Foreign Banking Bnrea.u). 1169 (gRurahrm. CARDIFF. HAUROW HOUSE: SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN, 124, NEWPORT-ROAD. The Misses MARKS have Removed to the above Address, where they have increased School Accom- modation. Preparation for all Public Exams. Kinder- garten under Trained (Froebel) Mistress. Vacancies for Boarders. SUMMER TERM began MAY 2nu. 1162 JVI A.ESYCWMMER. rr H E gOUTH ALES gCHOOL FOR GIRLS, SUMMERFIELD HALL, MAESY- CWMMER. PRINCIPAL—MRS R. H. JONES, Assisted by a. Large Staff of Adult Resident Governesses. The NEXT QUARTER BEGINS on TUESDAY, the 8th of AUGUST. 16671 1247 .1:0- -'>d_ 1LANr)0yERY; LLANDOVERY COLLEGE. g —— ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS. The Examination will begin at 3 p.m., in the School Hall, on TUESDAY, September 19th, 1899. Three grades of papers will be setSenior, for boys under 18 years of age Intermediate, for boys unr 16 years of age Junior, for boys under 14 years of age. CLOSE SCHOLARSHIPS. THE GOLDEN GROYK SCHOLARSHIP, £25 a Year.— This Scholarship is limited to natives of Carmar- thenshire and Pembrokeshire under 16 years of age. THE LLEWHLYlIi SCHOLARSHIP, £25 a, Year.—This Scholarship is limited to boye under IS years of age who are the sons of parents resident in the Dioceses of Llandaff and St. David's. THE BESJAMIN EVANS SCHOLARSHIP of £25 a Yeart —This Scholarship is tenable for three years, and is limited to boys under 15 years of age being :the sons of parents who have been for the previous five years resident in the Borough of Swansea. or in the County of Carmarthen. THE YSTRAD SCHOLARSHIP, £10 a Year.—This Scholarship is limited to natives of Carmarthenshire under 16 years of age. ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS. HOUSE SCHOLARSHIPS.—Four of JE15 a. year each four of £10 a year each. FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS.—Six of JS8 8s a year each. N.B.—During the Examination Candidates may board and lodge a.t the College free of charge. In the year 1896 the School gained 9 Scholarships and Exhibitions at Oxford and Cambridge and 28 Higher Certificates from the Oxford and Cambridge Schools Examination Bord, with 38 "distinctions" in 10 different subjects, being the largest number of distinctions" gained in that year, by any public school, and in the year 1898 it gained 7 Open Scholar- ships at leading colleges of Oxford and Cambridge (including one at 13a.11iol and one at Trinity, Cam- bridge, and covering the 4 subjects—classics, mathe- matics, science, and history), being the greatest number of Open Scholarships gained in that year by any school in proportion to its number of boys, and only 8 of the largest public schools gaining a greater number while the Junior University Mathematical Exhibitioner in 1897 and the Junior University Mathematical Scholar in 1898 were Llandovery boys, the httter gainil1¡; his scholarship mainly on his school waLk, havin been in residence at the Univer- sity only one term. For particulars apply to I THE WARDEN, 3065 College. Llandovery. I BRISTOL. LONG ASHTON SCHOOL, NEAR J BRISTOL. The NEXT QUARTER will BEGIN on SATUR- DAY. JULY 22. Average of 20 Shorthand Certificates (junior theory and speed) every year. For prospectus apply to the Headmaster, 2803 W. J. KEMPE, M.A. (Oxon). HATH. TTOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, ff~| KENSINGTON, BATH. PRINCIPALs-The Misses WILTSHIRE and MAGGS. Healthy situation. Careful tuition and home com- forts. Tennis, &c. Holidays optional. Moderate terms. Good references. 1204 BRISTOL. HEREDL AN DHIGH~S CHOOL^FOR Jjt GIRLS. REDLAND COURT. BOARDING-HOUSE: GORDON HOUSE CLARENDON-ROAD. President: The LORD BISHOP OF HEREFORD. Head Mistress MISS E. A. COCKS. Boarding-house: MISS CAYLEY. Second Mistress (Late of Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford). Prospectuses, Details of Scholarships, Examination Results, &c., upon application. 3092 THE CADOXTON AND BARRY JL BILL-POSTING COMPANY (LIMITED), VERB-STREET, CADOXTON-BAREY. Secretary, MICHAEL DAVIES. Bert Positions and Largest Connection in the Distefef. J.1il 3S italic Amusements. CAltDIFF. II 'Tis not in mortals to command success. but we'll do more-deserve it." THE JJ M P I B E. MANAGING DIRECTOR OSWALD STOLL TO-NIGHT The Celebrated Drury-lane Comedian, D a N L E N 0, The inimitable delineator of quaint characters in song. MRS SIMS REEVES, Vocalist. RICE and ELMER, Bar Comedians from the Palace Theatre, London. MDLLE. LALO, Novel Cyclist. ARTHUR ALEXANDER and JULIA KENT, The Soldier and the Maid." SARINA, The Marvellous Contortionist. THE THREE AVOLOS, Xylophone Experts. DORA CLEMENTS, Comedienne and Balladiste. IDA HEATH, In her Dances of all Nations. Next Week:- GEORGE LASHWOOD, HARRY TATE, etc. Two Performances Nightly. Early one between 7 and 9; late one between 9 o'clock and 11. All the Artistes Appear at Each Performance. Box Office open daily (with exception of Saturdavs) 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m. Saturdays, 11 a.m. te 2 p.m. Plan of Boxes. Fauteuils and Grand Circle. No Booking Fees. Telephone No. 625. SWANSEA. H E E M P I R E~. MANAGING DIRECTOR—OSWALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT GEORGE LASHWOOD, With a repertoire of Splendid Songs in his best style. FLO D'ORVILLE, Comedy Songstress. ORPHEUS, The Extraordinary Instrumentalist. THE BELLONIS, -with their Educated Birds. BLANCHE LESLIE, Vocaliss and Dancer. ALLIS and CASSATI, In Songs, Duets, Quips, Cranks, &c. The Celebrated American Artiste- JULIE MACKEY. Of Pebble on the Beach" Fame. First Appearance in Swansea. g W A N S E A H O S"P I T A L. MADAME PATTI (BARONESS CEDERSTROM) Will give a MORNING CONCERrf AT THE ALBERT HALL, SWANSEA, AUGUST 3rd, 1899. at 2.30 p.m. Reserved Seats, 21s, 10s 6d, and 7s 6d obtained from J. Brader and Sons, Wind-street, Swansea. For further particulars apply to 3052 J. ABRON THOMAS, Swansea, Hon. Sec. NEWPORT THE NEW JJ E W P O R T JJMPIBE, CHARLES-STREET. MANAGING DIEECTOR OSWALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT! The immensely popular London Comedian, GEORGE ROBEY. An Embodiment of Humour, iiobey as Sir Walter Raleigh" has never been seen to better advantage. PERMAN TRIO of Australian Artistes. Miss EMMA POLLOCK, the Quaint American, Charming ETHEL HAYDON, late of the Gaietv Theatre, a Captivating Vocalist. ENO. the Clever and PopularMimic. HELEN STUART, Vocalist and Transformation Danger. Mr JAMES MERRYLEES. the North British Come- dian. TheJACKSON FAMILY of Skilled Musicians. Next Week—The Famous Drury Lane Comedian, DAN L E N 0. IY C E U M NEWPORT.) J Proprietor & Manager. Mr CLARENCE SOUNKS. TO-NIGHT AT 7.30 and SATURDAY at 2 and 7.30, rjl h e 0 x L y TO- A y. A TALlii OF TWO CITIES. Adapted by Freeman Wills.from Charles Dickens's Novel. SPECIAL MATINEE, SATURDAY NEXT at 2 o'clock. Doors open 1.30. Prices. 6d to £ 1 Is. Box office Open Daily 10 to 4. Telephone No. 158 Nat. N EWPORT (MON.) ATHLETIC SPORTS (Under A.A.A. and N.C.U. Laws and Rules). BANK HOLIDAY, MONDAY, AUG. 7TH. ZE180 IN PRIZES. ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY, JULY 29TH. Full Particulars and Entry Forms, SPORTS HON. SEC., CAMBRIAN CHAMBERS. 3097 NEWPORT, MON. COLEFORD. rjn O W ELS H ATHLETES. COLEFORD PROFESSIONAL SPORTS, BANK HOLIDAY, AUGUST 7TH, 1899. 120 Open, If?t prize, £ 10 10s; 2nd, £ 3 10s; 3rc", £ 1 Is. 440 Open, 1st prize. £ 3; 2nd, £ 1: 3rd, 5s. Half-mile Opsn, 1st prize. Jb3 2nd, £ 1: 3rd, 5s. One Mile Open, 1st prize, £ 2 2nd, £ 1; 3rd, 5s. Mile Open Bicycle, 1st prize, £ 4 2nd, £ 1 10s 3rd, 10s. Two Miles Open Bicycle, 1st prize, X3; 2nd, 15s 3rd, 5s. All hard cash Prizes. Entry forms and all particu- lars of Alf. Webb, Secretary, White Swan, Cjleford. Hotels. &r. ILFRACOMBE. rjlHE RUNNACLEAVE. MOST COMFORTABLE HOTEL. 120 WELL-FURNISHED ROOMS. Recreation Hall, Billiards Saturday Cinderellas During son. En Pension Terms from Two Guin s Weekly. niustrated Tariff from Manageress, 1577 Miss KATE NICHOLLS mountain' ASH. TH E N E^V D U F F R Y N COMMERCIAL HOTEL, MOUNTAIN ASH. ONE OF THE MOST MODERN HOTELS OF THE AGE. Long-felt Necessity in the District. The only one in the immediate neighbourhood. Contains Commercial-room, fitted upon the latest principles Coffee-room, Stockroom (one of the finest in Wales), Billiard-room (2 tables). Smokerooms, and 30 Bedrooms. COMMERCIAL ORDINARY, Daily, from J. to 2. All the Luxuries and Comforts of a First-class Hotel at VERY MODERATE PRICES. CHOICE WINES AND SPIRITS. 2088 THOMAS MORRIS, Proprietor. LLANTWIT MAJOR. R GEORGE. CENTRAL RESTAU- RANT, THE BEACH, LLANTWIT MAJOR, Caters for Picnics, Parties, School Treats, a.Dd Daily Visitors at moderate charges. Bathing dreses provided. 374 PORTHCAWL. SPLANADE HOTEL, PORTHCAWlI -i°f Rooms. Special Terms for Families. Good Drainage. First-rate water supply from the Portlicawl Water Company. Certified" by Prof. Franklanu, Analyst to the Local Government Board as being of high organic purity, and excellent for dietetic purposes." MISS" FRISBY, 1825 Manageress. 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