Welsh Gazette and West Wales Advertiser

Municipal Bye-Election, Dec. 3rd. 1907. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGR OF ABERYSTWYTH. Ladies and Gentlemen,— The result of the recent Municipal Ejec- tion shows very clearly that the Ratepayers of Aberystwyth are not satisfied with the tvay in which the business of the town has been conducted during the last few years. The reckless expenditure of the, past year or two is nothing 'nore or less than a scan- dal, and the only pity is that those who are responsible for this waste of public money cannot be made to bear the loss themselves instead of the poor ratepayers. The action which you, as Electors, took on the 1st November will be made of 110 effect if you allow the seat now vacant to be taken by anyone who has been a party to the doings of the majority, whose policy you so unhesitatingly condemned at the re- cent election. It is therefore to give you a further opportunity of expressing your opinion that I now place my services at your disposal, and in doing so I wish to.say that my sole object in coming forward is to en- deavour to maintain the nigh reputation andi true welfare of the town—both of which objects, I 1 egret to say, have suffered much of late at the hands of some members of the Council, whose experience should have taught them to act otherwise. If personal squabbles are to continue the town must inervitably suffer as the time which should be devoted to the interests of the Ratepayers is wasted in unseemly scenes. v it is your wish that I should serve as one of your Representatives I shall endeavour not to lose sight of the fact that, we in Aberystwyth depend mainly upon the repu- tation of our town as a Health Resort and as an Educational Centre. I believe that if Aberystwyth is to hold its own with other Watering Places, better provision must be made for Visitors in wet weather, and I shall be prepared to support a scheme for the erection of Winter Gardens which be open all the year round. I believe ill this way a mucii large!- number of visitors might be induced to stay at Aber- ystwyth during the Winter Season, whilst the Undertaking—if properly maiiage-O.- should be a direct source of revenue to the town. In view of the extraordinary growth and J popiilarity of the important Educational Institutions which are located at Aberyst- wyth, it is more than ever necessary that our saiit a ry -,ir rangements-drain age, water supply, provision for isolation of infectious diseases—should be perfect. These are matters which allow of no delay if the natural growth of the town is to proceed. There are many other matters which I might mention, but I will only refer to the urgent need of providing Houses for the Working Classes. It is the duty of the Council to meet this great want by the provision of suitable houses which can be let at a figure within the reach of the ordinary Working Man. The tendency in the past, on the part of private owners as well as the Corporation, has been to build houses which arc beyond the means of the Working Classes, but which they have been forced to take owing to the scarcity of smaller houses. In such cases it becomes an endless struggle for the tena-nt to meet his rent and rates. That is not the position in which the Working Classes of this town or any other town ought to be placed. Ladies and Gentlemen, my desire is only to serve the town of Aberystwyth with a view to increasing its popularity, and I trust that In tie forthcoming Election you will be Qood enough to give me that support which you have so often given me on other occasions. I remain. Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient servant G. FOSSETT ROBERTS.

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CYMRY LLUNDAIN. I Clhwi e-ÖW.h gaei y pmvrr hw-a ye wythnosol yn diiidraflferth alii f t f fhvyddyn, neu 3/3 am cdrrre' JTUM, • Swyddfa'r "WELSH GAZETTE, ABERYSTWYTH, Mae hefyd ar werth yn y Bvil- ddinas gaii y Mri. Everett a:i Fafr, Bells Buildings, Salisbury Squall, Fleet Street-tua ergyd oareg o Porthh Iudd amdgate).

Births, marriages and Peatfts. Z6tsees of Births, Marriages, or Death, can be inset ted unless forwarded by one of our recognised Reporters, Correspondents, or Agents, or signed bp a clergyman, minister, registrar, or some oi \er person known to us. 64. is charged for paragraphs containing any thing beyond the bare announcement. Birtbs. DIXON.-November 24th, at Antofagasta, Chili, the wife of Dr. Dixon (daughter of Mr. James Green, North- road, Aberystwyth), of a daughter. iftarrtaaes. GRIFFITHS—WILEIAMS.—Nor. 27th, at Shiloh Chapel, Aberystwyth, by the pastor, Rev. T. E. Roberts, M.A., in the presence of the registrar, Mr. W. Jones, Mr. J. M. Griffiths, Tynpark, to Miss E. Williams, Taliesin. WILLIAMS—ROWLANDS.—November 22nd, at Shiloh Chanel, Aberystwyth, by the Rev. D. Lewis, Dewi, in the presence of Mr. J. J. Hughes, registrar, Mr. Evan Thomas Williams, Nantsiriol, Clarach, to Miss Anne Rowlands. Ty'nrhos, Cynnullmawr. JONES-EVANS.-Noveniber 27th, at Shiloh Chapel Aberyrtwyth, by the Rev. T. E. Roberts, pastor, in the presence of Mr. J. Hughes, registrar, Mr. Lewis jones, Panbank, Llangwyryfon, to Miss Mary Anne Evans, Mabwshen, Llanrhystycl.

Abeirystwyth Municipal Election. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies and Gentlemen,— I have been urged by a large number of Liberal and Nonconformist Ratepayers to offer myself as a candidate at the forth- coming election to take place on Tuesday, December 3rd. I have, therefore, decided to allow myself to be nominated, and now appeal for your support. Having served you up to a few years ago, for 20 years upon the Town Council and for nearly the same period up to the present upon the County Council, I venture to think that I can claim to have had considerable experience of public life, and I trust that my services in tha past will merit your support and vote on this occasion. There are important ques- tions of policy and administrations which will of necessity lead to debate, and pos- sibly differences of opinion, but it shall be my constant endeavour by my own conduct upon all occasions to prevent a recurrence of the unfortunate scenes that have occurred in the past. The growth of the town has t by this time made it necessary to consider the important question of Water Supply, and this matter shall have my best con si- deration. Another question of great im- portance is the provision of an Isolation Hospital. It may be possible to deal with this by joint action with the adjoinirg authorities which would reduce the cost to the town, and at the same time provide more efficiently for the needs of the town and district. This matter, as well as many others, such as the Extension of the Bor- ough, has been before the Council for many years and should be dealt with at an early date. I am fully alive to the importance, of Aberystwyth as a Watering Place, and any measures which make for the future development and success of the town shall always have my hearty support. I remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours obediently, D. C. ROBERTS. 10, South Marine Terrace. November 2oth, 1907. 833c

CAMBRIAN RAILWAYS COM PA NY* TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE TREATY the several stacks of weli-harvested HAY, of the growth of 1907 (except where otherwise stated), standing at the under-mentioned Stations on the Cambrian Railways, and estimated to contain the respective quantities, more or less. as under-men- tioned. viz :— I STATIONS. K^'E"^D! STATIONS. Tons.; Toiis. Fenns Bank Ili Doldo wlod 5 Bettisfield 4.43 Three Cocks 4 Wrexham 7* Talgarth 81 Llanfyllin 6-^r Llanbrynmair 2 Pool Quay 7 £ Glandyti No. 1 3J Buttingten 4* „ No. 2 2f Welshpool No. 2: 61 Ynyslas 5 Montgomery Borth 3t No. 1 Zi Bow Street 4^ „ No. 2, 3| Aberdovey 3 Abermule No. lj 3^ Barmouth J'ct'n | 7 „ No. 2 3J Peumaenpool 34- Kerry (1906) 3| iLlanbedrand Newtown No. 1 3 Pcnsarn 4 Kerry (1906) 3* iLlanbedrand Newtown No. 1 3 Pcnsarn 4 „ No. 2 5 .Harlech (1906) 7 Llanidloes ;Harlech (1907) (1906 > 7t „ No 1 5 Llanidloes italsarnau I 6i (1907 6i Criccieth 9-4 St. Harmons 3 Abererch 51 For further particulars, and to treat, apply to S. WILLIAMSON, Oswestry, November, 1907 Secret.. Sale by Auction. J BOROUGH OF ABERYSTWYTH. SALE OF VALUABLE LEASES OF BUILD- ING SITES, ETC. Messrs. Morg4n & Roberts Have been instructed 6y the Corporation of Aberystwyth to offer for Sale by Public Auction at the Town Hall. On the 3rd day of DECEMBER, 1907, At 3 o'clock in the afternoon, LEASES of the following PROPERTIES For a term of 75 years from the 12th Nov- ember, 1907 (subject to the annual ground rents and commuted fines respectively stated and to conditions as to building on the sev- eral sites and other terms and conditions). LOT 1.—All that Messuage or Dwelling- House and Premises, No. 74, Cambrian- street, Aberstwyth, having a frontage of about 18 feet, annual ground rent 2s. 6d., annual commuted fino L3 9s. 8d., total, £ 3 12s. 2d. LOT 2.-All that piece of Land comprising Two Building Sites, together with the build- ings thereon, and now known as No. 17, High-street. Annual ground rent 2s. 6d.; annual commuted fine JE3 3s. for each site; total, dE6 lis.; or 23 5s. 6d. fo-r each site. LOT 3.—All those Two Building Sites at the rear of No. 17, High-street, having a frontage to Prospect-street of about 35 ieet, together with the buildings thereon. Annual ground rent 2s. bd., and annual commuted fine 21 10s. for each site, total L3 5s., or 91 12s. 6d. for each site. The Buildings now standing on Lots 1, 2, and 3 are to be demolished and new dwell- ing houses erected on the respective sites, according to plans to be approved by the Town Council. For further particulars apply to Mr. A J Hughes, Town Clerk, Mr Rees Jones, Borough Surveyor, or to the Auctioneers. 29se RHIWBRENFAWR, PARISH OF LLANARTH. IMPORTANT CLEAROUT SALE OF CROPS OF CORN, HAY, LIVE STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, &c. Messrs Thos. Evans and Son are instructed to Sell by Auction by the Repre- sentative of Mr William Joseph at the above place, On Tuesday, the 3rd day of December, 1907. Consisting of 1 Cow in Calf, 1 Heifer do., 1 oteer, 9 promising Morses. The whole of the well- harvested Hay and Corn. Implements, Harness, and other effects. Sale to commence at 12 p.m. sharp, For detailed particulars see posters, or further information may be bad of Messrs John Francis and SOR, Auctioneers and Estate Agents, Carmarthen. 829c TALYBONT, CARDIGANSHIRE. Mr. A. Lloyd Williams Has been instructed to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the White Lion Hotel, Talybont, On SATURDAY, TECEMBER 7th, 1907, at 3 p.m., the very desirable Leasehold Property, kno^n as LERRY VIEW, Consisting of the eight-roomed Dwelling House, Stable, Coach-honse, with large Loft; together with the large and productive Garden. The Pro- perty is held under a Lease for a term of 80 years from the 25th March, 1879, at the yearly ground rent of iC2 10s. Further particulais apply to Mr. John Evans, Solicitor, or to the Auctioneer, both of Aberyst- wyth. A 815c. _J$ HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS yiCTORIA (MAKINE) rjlERfiACE A or.h! TWYTH SEPARATE KINDERGARTEN PRINCIPAL Miss KATE B LLOYR Certificated Miatreas, Assisted by a ataff of highly qualified fUaf dent Miatreaaea and Viaitiop Matter a. Pupili prepared for the ondon anL Wciei Matriculaitione. Oxford And Cambridge jfcx atninstiom, Aaaooisted Hoard ot Royal Agg4 imy -,qf M 1jak and ç,.1 College e' bixrj Vhrat.$L, Tr#i»inu. SOUTH AFRICAKOYAL MAIL RvUTE UNION CASTLE LINE. LONDON AND SOUTHAMPTON, I To Cape Colony ,Natal. Delagoa Bay, Beira, calling frequently at Madeira, Las Palmas, Teneriffe, Ascension, and St. Helena. Weekly Sailings, Fast Passages, Su- perior Accomodation, Bqjlt Route. For Rates of Passage mortey and all further Information apply to theXauagers DcfuaW Currie & Co., London, or local agents 139b CANADIAN pACifiC FASTEST For Sailings and Pamphlet I T TFJF I re WORK and WAGES. ™ UpplytoC.P.Rly., A j 24, Jemes Street, Liverpool CANADA ) or Local Agents. j MR. JAMKS REES dO. ALEXANDRA ROAD, ABERYSTWYTH (Same Street as Railway Station). VISITS: TREGARON the Irst and last Tuesda in eact. Month at Mrs Dewi Williams, Stanlev House ABERAYRON on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday't in each month at MiM Lampshire, 25, North-road (opposite Talbot). LAMPETEKthe second and fourth Fridays in each Month at Mrs Evans, Paris House, Harford Square. MACH YN LLETBthefeecond suct trotirth Wednes days in each Month at Mrs. R. Jones, (Tanners) pentrerhedin Street (opposite Lion Hotel). TEETH extracted Painlessly by the Latest Process. Teeth Filled. Sets remodelled and repaired Fit and workmanship guaranteed. Moderat charges. YR UJlqIG GYMBU mmorial.. r carte IN Latest Designs F AT Moderate Prices: NEATLY PRINTED AT THE WMZSB GAZETTE OFIll'M, ABMKYSTWYTH. •"I H Public Notices. Do you Write? Then you want nothing short of the best Jtm FOUNTAIN PEN, which is spelt AJAJ/ Easy writing. Always ready. Every hand suited ASy Prices from tos 6d. Sold by all Stationers & Jewellers jyr Write for Catalogue. MABIE, TODD & CO., 79 and 80* High Holborn, London, W.C. Mr. H. Meredith AUCTIONEER, VALUER. HOUSE and ESTATE AGENT, Undertakes Sales of Landed Estates, House Properties, Farming Stock, Household Effects, and Valuations, and all Classes of Property. OFFICES:— [418e 47, BRIDGE STREET. ABERYSTWYTH. Mark Lane Posting Stables LAMPETER. LANDAUS BROUGHAMS, BRAKES, WAGGONETTES, RALLICARS, GIGS, PHAETONS, GOVERNESS CARS FUNERAL AND WEDDING EQUIPMENTS All up to date. Drives and Trips Arranged. Skortest notice; estimates given; charges moderate. lJle CHAS. EVANS Proprietor. ltATS. RATS- RATS MR G. H. CARLETON, Chemist, Dunluce street, Lame, reports: This morning a customer of mine got a full meal bag of dead rats after using RODINE Rat Poison." RATS LIKE IT, EAT IT, AND DIE. Price-6d., Is., 2s., 3s., and 5s Post, 2d. T. HARLEY Chemist Perth. Agents- E. P. Wynne, Chemist, Aberystwyth J. W. Evans. Chemist. Llandyssul. T Jones, Chemist, Tregaron. R. Evans, Chemist Lampeter. REAL WELSH FLANNEL AND WOOLLEN GOODS J & E. EVANS3 GKNEKAL DRAPERS AND MILLINERS 40 GREAT DAPKCTAIF STITPE", A B E K V S T ii- V T H SAYCELL BROS., FISHMONGERS AND POULTERBRS, LICENSED DEALERS IN GAM E TEIFY SALMON & ICE WAREHOUSE, WARWICK HOUSE, GREAT DARKGATE ST Fresh Salmon from the Severn, Teifi, Wye, and other Rivers DAILY. DEALERS IN WENHAM LAKE ICE. Sole Asrents for PALETHORPE S Sole Agents PQYAL CAMBRIDGE SAUSAGES. Horner's Clotted Cream and C-eara Cheese Daily. Members of the National Sea Fisheries Protection Association. Toleo,rams-"SaTeell, Aberystwyth.' AUTUMN FASHIONS C. Al. WILLIAMS, Drapery and Millinery Establishment, PIER STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. IN ALL New Goods DEPARTMENTS. J NOTED HOUSE FOR STYLISH HATS AND BONNETS I T. R. JONES, Billposter and Town Crier 4. DARKGATE STili&ii. ABERAYRON- — gff "THE BOOK OF THE \|| OPEN AIR" starts in brilliant fashion. Mr. Thomas, the editor, has enlisted some of the best writers of the day to inter- pret nature in her every mood and aspcct in the spirit of Richard Jefferies. The pic- tures in colour, which are a special feature of the publi- cation, are simply delightful. THE BOOK OF + l THE OPEN AIR With 50 pUtea In c»l«or< SET eonwho to tt MandAy mAL UCII madawasaungi*m www;a somm LAmim LC Public Notices. THOMAS & JONES (Formerly Wm. Thomas), GENERA MERCHKNTSI ABERYSTWYTH. R THOMAS & JONES. | LL COAL ANO Lime MERCHANT*. W |;[ ABERYSTWYTH. || j _» »* COAL AND Li A] E AL W A v IN STOCK. BRICKS, PIPES, SLATES AND CEMENT. § ilHHiiSttk o o s m WmSmm g 00 DEFECTIVE OR PAINFUL VISION. About 90 per cent. of cases of Defective or Painful Vision are due to causes that can be relieved by properly selected and adjusted glasses, and the remaining cases are due to physiological causes. A Qualified Ophthalmic Optician can correct the one and diagnose the others, and recommend what course to adopt Sufferers should inquire as to the qualifications of the optician whom they consult. The Double Diplomas of the Worshipful Guild o Spectacle Makers, London, are the highest awarded, In Optical Science. An interesting booklet on the Area upplied gratis by E. LIMA JONES, OPHTHALMIC OPTICIAN, ABERAYRON. Fellow of the Worshipful C mpany of Spectacle Makers, London. Fellow of the Ophthalmic Institute. London. 275c Mr R Gardiner, (Late Agent to the Crosswood Estate), CARADOC ROAD, ABERYSTWYTH- Will be glad to undertake VALUATION, REPORTS, ARBITRATIONS, ETC., And Advise on the Management of Lands, Buildings, etc. Agent for Alliance Assurance Co. (FOR FIRE,:LIFE. COMPENSATION, ETC.) THE EYE-SIGHT TESTED plow FOR 4§JBylr SPECTACLES By the Most Approved Method (15 Years London and Provincial Experience). Sufferers of defective vision should not fail t call. If glasses required-will be supplied reason ably. If not-will be properly advised. No charge. Satisfaction certain. D. JONES, Jeweller & Optician, HARFORD SQUARE, LOIPETER. Welding and Birthday Presents. 66c Choice Assortmen ———— Public Notices. SMOKERS SHOULD GO TO J. & L. WARD The Aberystwyth Bazaar, F8R; PIPES, TOBACCOS. ETC LARGEST STOCK IN THE PRINCIPALITY. NOTE THE ADDRESS— 6, Great Darkgate Street, ABERYSTWYTH J. E. HUGHES, HOSIER AND FANCY DRAPER, 34 and 36, Little Darkgate Street* ABERYSTWYTH, is now showing A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS SEE WINDOWS. COUGH MIXTURE ros WINTER COUlifl AND BRONCHM9 TRY ROBERT ELLIS'S 00UGH MIXTURE AND OH KST TONIC ADDRESS- TERRACE ROAD, ABERYS1 WFJfl JOSHUA EVAJNS' T0NIC »lWralgic The specific for NEURALGIA, TIC-DOLOREUX. TOOTH-ACHE and all NERVE PAINS of the, HEAD, FACE and GUMS. As prescribed by the leading Dentists of Great Britain and America. Sold in Bottles at Is, 1/9 a nd 2/9 each. PREPARED ONLY BY foshua W. Evans, M.P.S., Dispensing and Manufacturing Chemist* LLANDYSSUL, SOUTH WALES. 2b Evans Bros. are stm to the Front THE FASHIONABLE PERSONAL GREETING CARDS, XMAS & NEW YEAR, SAMPLE BOOKS SENT ON RECEIPT OF POSTCARD, t EXQUISITE DESIGNS BY LEADING PUBLISHERS. SPECIALITY: WELSH GREETING. Charming Selection of Xmas & New Year Cards (BOXED AND LOOSE). Large Variety of Calendars (Newest Designs). Diaries for 1908 in stock. NOTE THE ADDRESS— EVANS BROS., PRINTERS, STATIONERS, AND NEWSAGENTS 17, Pier Street, Aberystwyth. I L L I PS CARRIAGE DAVID PHILLIPS, PROPRIETOR ABERYSTWYTH. NORTH PARADE YARD, ] QUEEN'S YARD, L POSTING STABLES. Largest Posting Establishment in the County. Allkinds of Carriages kept. MODERATE CHARGES. D.P. begs to call the attention of the public that he has taken in addition the Queen's Yard and Stables Accommodation for Motors. Cabs and Busses meet all trains. HEAD OFFICE: —TERRACK ROAD. TELEPHONE:-PHILLIPS, Private Address- 31. MARINE TERRACE, ABERYSTWYTH. CAMBRIAN RAILWAYS SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE^SHOW. h to 13th. ON MONDAY December 9th, and WEDNESDAY, December 11th, CHRAtr BXCUR6I0N TICKETS f WH1 b* issued to j jf J |\j nOjSf (Euston). BIRMINGHAM CATTLE, POULTRY, AND DOG SHOW, November 30th to Dec. 5th. NATIONAL DOG SHOW, December 2nd and 4th. ON DECF-AIBKR. 2nd, 3rd, and 4th, CHEAP EXCURSIONS TO I BIRMINGHAM Extension of Early Closing Bookings EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Cheap Early Closing Tickets will be issued BY ANY RDINARY TRAIN from ABER Y STWYTH to MACHYNLLETH. BORTH, etc Cheap One or Two Days Tickets from —— Abeiystwyth to North Wales Coast Stations EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY k SATCTRDAY|UNTIL|ELR1HIR (NOTICE Tull parlie.a.-s of a.n. IUMniom 6 can be oktainod "avj fr.. ths, ooa ai tà. CoaJ)&1I¡y. C. S. eswestry, 100? J NCWI