Wrexham and Denbighshire Advertiser and Cheshire Shropshire and North Wales Register

Sales by Auction. SALES BY Mli. F. JA OYD. -.¿- MONDAY MORNING NEXT-AT; 10.30 PROMPT. WREXHAM CATTLE. MARKET. CATTLE AND SHEEP SOLD FIRST- PIGS AND CALVES ALTERNATELY. MR LLOYD has pleasure.in announcing his 1- AUCTION SALE for MONDAY MORNING NEXT, and every MONDAY throughout the year. The entries cxpected will include 50 to 70 Fat Beasts. First-classDairy Cows, Calving Heifers, .Barrens, .Stirks, Fat and Store Bulls. 30 to 40 Butchers' and HeifervCalves. 200 to 300 Fat and Store Slieep 150 Fat, Pork, and Store Pigs. Entries invited u}xto tiHiri of Sale, 10.30. Stock need not be sent in briore Ten o'clock. This Auction is patronised by the Principal Land- owners and Agriculturists of the District. Com- mission, fourpence in the. £ ;-Calves up to 10s free; up to 30s, 6d each; over that sam and up to ±5, la each. "No Sale," no cliargc. Fair prices always guaranteed. Owners can have their entries advertised if desired, particulars to be sfp-t to Eyton House, Wrexliaui. Offices-Eyton House, Wrexham.. 789z WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MARCH 16 AND 17. PIiIZE LIST OF THE NOKTH wALEso;CHESHII.E, AND SHKOPSKHitS GREAT MARCH HOReE SALISS AND TROTTING TRIALS, AT W K K X nH AM. m IR. FrSANK LLOYD has J»uh pleasure in offering J..f. the following PRIZES FOR COMPETITION. WEDNF,D-Y'i SALE,(LIGHT HORSED). dasg i_ jti for the best MARli oi»i?EU)IN(?, 15 hands. and over. Clais 2.-1:;) for the best MARE or GELDING, 14 hantlg. anil UBiler 15 bands. Class 3. -.L for the Lest ClIB" 12 .2; an Luuder 14 banas. Class < —JEt for the best PONY, urnler 12.2. In awarding the above 1riyes. tbe";il,ig,s will take into consideration s*a-i-p. "C. < |*«c.- »u-i VtU- ■io he .-hewn i e -lotUsc- ti*c-:>i:i .id;i:«s.or harness. THUii'S'-JA VS SAi.ii illhAl huu.ii*). Class 5 — Jo f..r ths I-est psir of Wi:g<Cl MARKS ur GELD" ING5, the proptity of alfeimer. Clam 6.-1;4 for the test Wagun;.{C auk or GSLDINU in the Sale, any ago. Class 8.£2 10a for the bent Lisht Lurry or strong Van. HOHSE, suitable for town work. Class 7 — £ 2 10- for the best MARK or (;F $.I)ING.Ifo) ;ed ISbO or IUJ, age will bk,- conbittert it. Owners of Horses will find it much to-,their advantage, to patioaize thtse Quarterly Horse sales, u)lll>>.ut a iW.ulit. thev ,.re the latest in THE WORLD:" ami are aLten", II by iiu:i(lre(ll of buyer?, over 2.8J0 H orses were t,ifereti ast the 4 Qua'tn-y :1. la»t jtar. ;In many.instances tke\ made Jt20, JK30 allll up lo £U. (IV. I' owner- expectations SS ouine .swasihehi«hestpiic.-pai.lf.itj:Cart H iraelortown "Ik 92 guineas lor a Harness K'-»rse,; 81 guineas for a Cob, and 41 guineas for a Pony. r Mr FRDIK LLOYD invites early entries for his QUARTERLY HORSE SALES oc WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MARCH 16TH and 17TH. iE30 IN PRIZES. 360 HORSES NOW ENTERED— LIMITED TO 600. PRIZE LISTS from Eyton House. Wrexham. Entries wi'l much oblige (lir-ct tn the Auctioneer, Ryton Bouse, Wrexham; or Mr Murless, Wynnstay Hotel, Wrex- bam- b A!! Entries will FtKALLT CLOSE on SATURD %Y, MARCH E,H. _—— 105ur FRIDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 19j¥, AT 1 P.M. Bigh!y Important Sale of 4 Horse?, the whole of the excel- itnt Farm Implements, Harness, Carriage-, Gears, and substantial Household Furnit .re, at BODHYFRYD FARM, VRONDEG, situate 3 miles from Wrexham, through Eoiaham, and 1 mile from Minera. MIl FRAKK LLOYD has been instiucted by Mr Hunt (who is K''in4 abroa 1), 10 SKLu BY AUCTION,, in bis farinysnl the whole of hi* valuable FARMING SIOCK. a d FURNITURE, as billows :— HOHSES.-2 powl:dul wigon hi'TPes, about W-z h;iud-i, excellent workers in all sears, styiisU bay b irness mare, .14.3. quiet to ride and drive, liark brown je^iliuft &tv by the noted trotting roadster "Lord Ragfen. THE IEPLEMENTS w U c inprize 2 excellent carts, with liurvtst gearing, "Priuce of WAUS mowing m'tl'hin. JC 5pout curn drill, horse rake, clover seed drill, thntfcutfcer, bor.o cultivator, L'.anypwll ploughs, riding ploughs, American diager, chain barrow. Z^ZIR I itrrowa, rick ebeetb, a large assortment of farm touls, &c. MACHINERy.-I-hore power poitable- ,teant engi f' CAKRIAQK, ItC. Etcdltmt p' æ, n, e .rriagd lugs, harness, clipping -ijachiats &e. S ta f thrill, chain, 1 ploughing 9-,ea- P. FURNITURE, lieinn the contents of kitctc n-i. paj'.ours, and four bedrooms, including txcellent pianjforte in rose- wood case, by "Stoddart." catiffon'er. dini.ig room tah: 's, and chair-, &ewin« machine, kitchen dresser a id "hdoe.. ottoman*, carpeu, and a larg, ussoit- icent of kitchen requ^s.tes. THE BKDROOMS will compriHe—Fen'her 1 e-ls, bed- ste&da, spring mattrtSHe?, mahogAuy ni4lit e-minoiles, "wing pluses, cheats of drawers, bath, waihstan-is, towel .rails, toilet services, dressing tables, lenders, Ure-irons, bed linen, &c., &c. Spec al attention is inrltsd to this important ale. Good accommodation for hor»es. Should the diy be 'Wet. the stile will bo conduct d under cover. Sale of Implements, 1 v'cl'jck. Furniture, 2.JO. Calali gues from place of sale, and E) ton House, Wrex- ham. 2Hf • WET>>TF.SDAY NEXT, FEB. 17. AT 12 O'CLOCK. > JHighly important Sale flf 48 Head of Cattle, 4 Horses, 26 Sheep, In-pit; Sow-, 44 tons of Hay, Potatoes, (he whole of the Agricultural lmpi, m-ni,. Dairy Vessels, &c., at HATTOX, Half-a-mile from TattenhaU Roil S-ation, One mile from Tattenhall, and Three milts f om Alford. il R FRANK LLOYD (assisted l y Mr Broster) has becn instructed by the Kcecuto-s <>f the late Mrs Prince, to conduct the ab,.ve important Sale of Valuable DURY SIOCK in their F^rmyaid, i»t Hattnn, on Wed- nesday, the J7th day of February, ct 12 o'clock. Particu- Zara S-q fol CATTLE.-Thirty-two choice young dairy cows and beifers with calves bt foot, < r utiar calving, five barrens And stirks, nine yearling heifers, t-.Yo-yeir-o d bull, year- iling bull. HI)R..¡':S.-aay cart mire about lti.2. browa cart mare ,.About 16.2. The above piir^re powerful and eo:-d worker-. Year- ling c -rt call by "The lurk," bay liali-bretl ui ire about ,15-2. qu et to ride wnd drive, an I very fast. SHEKP.—Twenty -uperU Sbrop-hire s-.ock ove2, six yearling Shropshire rttin-?. .PIGS.—Four in-jiig sows. Pitoti I,cp.- I hr" stacks i-.f hay and clover containing about 4iJ ton-, qiiantity of Jiyatt potato etd Ac.—Two broad wh-el carts with harvest .gearing., water c:irt, alijAn(ITy. two mowing machines, iron and wood liarrow-, cultivato-s, sculffe, wheel i 1 >u^hs. iron roller, horse rafce, pulpec?, o;lihif cutters, cake mill (horse- power). ladder-, sbek bag-, inangers, p'g troughs, tubs, the nuial assoilmeiit of farm to >Is, & j. TRAP, HAH.iVF.iS, &c —Tirong trap to c.rry four, set of brass-mounted h-tiness, saddle and 1-iidle, Arc. OBABS.—Two seta of thrill gears, chliin gear., ploughing backhands head collars, sundry odd Rears, ""c. The DAIUY VESSELS va.1 comprise :— Cheese-snaking apparatus for 30 cows, by Clueit, 16 pairs of cheese vats, two do.ubjo-cha.mber ct tese presses, two wood chets-j pretses, curd laiii, it awerp, cheese stool, chetse hoopney, Avtrj's weiRbina machint-, vnilkir.R pails, milk pon-, tuiUsr boa.i;, cheese tub, .»h»y tub, salting turnel, benches, tub-, ,<fcc., ifec. Hpecial attention is inv ted to .his important s-ale. The dairy .to\k are of the brllnd. (llcI-fahi"necl stamp of Cheshire rqw, ¡},J nearly all teed on the farm. The whole collection ia worthy of inspection. Luncheon at 11 o'clock. fjsJeat 1*2 prompt. Catalogues from place of sale, MR BROSTER, Neston, Tatteahall, or Eyton House, Wrt ;un. 29Cno WEDNESDAY Aii) fiUi'DAY, ),IAItCli 2.Ni) A',D 3RD. U;ghly -Iwpirtant Sale of 93 g and Pairy Cow", Heifers, Barren-, Yearlipg Heifers and Bulls, three Wagon and Hack Hnr-e", the whole of the Agricultural Imple- ments, Dairy Vessels, and a portion ef the Household Furniture, at HOOFIELD HALL, situate tsvo miles from Tattenhall-road, and "it from Bteston a»d Tarpt tley. MR. FRANK LLOYD has been instructed by the ?Tt Executors of the late Mr Dutton, to SELL by AUCTION, in the Farm-vard at Hoofl-ld Hall, on WED- NESDAY ami THURSDAY, the 2nd and 3rd days of March. Lunch at 10.3 1 Sale at 11.3'. 2147a SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27TH, AT 1.30. Highly Important Sale of 25 Dairy Cows and Calving Heifers, Pedigree Stock Bull, Soyrs and Pig4, two Colts by Brutus and Fireawa,v, a portion of the Agricultural Implements, and the whole of the new Dairy Yesselsj at the HOME FARM, GREDINGTON, situate lialf-a-ruile from Hanmer. lt\V ,T"ll FHANK LLOYD has been instructed 1 by the E'?ht Hon. Lord Kenvon (who is giving up dairying), to SELL BY AUCTION, in his Home Farm-vard, at Gredingtcii. the whole of his valuable DAIRY 8TOCK, on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27tli, at 1.30. rarticulaxa CATTLI:.— 25 grand young dairy cows and heifers, many with calves at foot and others near calving; EC-li^iee shorthorn bull, ••Emperor of Waterloo Ered by Sir John Swinboume, calved April 30th, 1?90, got by Oxford Duke of Calthw.ute 6th (59,558). j HOILSKS.—Two half-bred colts bv ancl Brutus." Pius.—Yorkshire sow and 6 pigs; 4 young gilts, Tamworth and Yorkshire cross six small stores. The INRI.I;MKNTS will include 2 digging ploughs, Coleman's cultivator, Howard's plough, set of iron harrows, stune roller, sundry gears, &c. The DATHY VKSHKI.K, all new three years ago, and piiucipidly supplied by Mr Cluett, of Tarporlev, will include chec^ciiiaking apparatus suitable for 35 cows, curd mill, 3 double chamber cheese presses, 16 pair of cheese vats from 13 to 16 inchcs, cheese filletting, Arc. The attention of dairymen is respectfully invited to thi-s important Stock Kale, which will comprise the whole of the excellent collection of New Dairy Vessels. Sale punctually at 1.30. Catalogues from Mr liampson (the bailiff) or the Auctioneer, Ryton House, Wrexham. 301of ONEY' Loans from £ 5 and upwards t? I granted without delay to Householders and others at low rates of interest, repayable by easy instalments to suit borrowers' conveitieiiee.-Paxticu- lars on application to S. C, HUGHES, Agent, Brymbo. SALES BY MR F. LLOYC. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26TH, k: 11.30. Highly Important Sale of 76 Horses, 99 Sheep. 32 Sows and Pigs, 59 Tons of Eay:30 Tons of Straw-f 200 Measures of Black Oats and Wheat, the wbelt- of the Agricultural liiiploinert;, Gears, Dairy Vessels, and a portion of the Household Furniture, -it tite BRYN FARM, RIDLEY, Situate three miles from Wrexham. and three from Holt and Farndon, through llidtey Wood. Mft FRANK LLOYD Ija? I)ccn instructed ,NPby Mr Edward Dicken (who is retiring from farming), to SELL BY AUCTION, in his farm-yard at the liryn, on FRIDAY, the 26tli day of FEBRUARY, the whole of his valuable DAISTOCK., Horses, Produce, Implements, Dairy 5 ossels, &C., &C. Particulars as follows:- C.CTTI.E.50 grand young dairy cows and heifers with calves at foot or near calving, 13 fresh young barrens and stirks, 10 yeajrling heifers, red stock bull, 2 rean yearling bulls. hands, HORSES.—Powerful grey niaxe, Darby," 16 hands, SERVED by Bold Dickpow-rful grey mare, Flower," 16 hands powerful grey mare, "Jip," by I 6 li-in d s x o re lip, five years old, 16"1 red roan filly, three years old by Lincolnshire Hero;" iron gr-3y filly, three year, old, by Lincolnshire Hero" OI T of" Flower"; iros grey gelding, two years old, by l,incoln sl-iire Hero",n ifcaj cart -gelding, two years old V blatk yeiuling cart: colt, "Bold Dick," dam DAI-b; cream cob pony, five vears old, 13 hands, quiet to ride and drive bay filly, two years old, by Young Cyprus bay filly by Brutus." SHI-.EP.—54 Scotch ewes, direct ironi the hills, served by Shropshire ram 45 yearling -w ethers. PIGS.—Two in-pig sows, three sows with pigs, nine thick porks, seven strong stones, ten grand stores (white "Yorkshire breed), white Yorkshire boar, eight months old. PRODUCE.—Sixty tons of prime upland hay and 17 clover in six stacks, 12 stacks cf oat straw, eight stacks of wheat straw, 200 mouse res of black oats, 20 measures of light wheat. IMPLEMENTS.—Three broad and narrow-wheel wag- ,ons, two carts, market shandry with pig cratches, two horse rukes by Bamfoud, Crown" mowing machine, combined reaping aiid snowing machine by H. McGregor," knife sharpensx, hay tedder, hay collector, wheel and ridging ..ploughs, cultivator, turnip souffle, iron harrows, rollers, grindstone, chaff cutters, turnip pulpers, cake mills, sack truks, weigh- ing machine, chain hoist, the (.usual assortment of farm tool", etc. G H.\tt-.—Three sets of shaft cars, three sets of chain pears, PLOUGHING gears, belly hands, back bands, neck straps, sundry odd ETC TOIE DAIIIY VKSSKI.S will com>:ii.:e.^Cheese-mak- ing apparatus, suitable for 50 CC«.v two .wood cheese tubs, ojird drainer, two of ciieose vats, cheese hooping, JSiU tankards, milking can. Ijenches, coolers, suitor boards, clieese presses, ilyur chesti brewing utensils, etc. etc. The I'T UNITUKK will cojiipr-ige.-Ifariiloniuin in rosewood case, sofa upholstered. in leather, mahogany hair-seated and other chairs, bronze hat stand, oak linen chests, clocks, tables, washing machiue, steel- yaids, sundry kitchen requisites,, etc., etc. Special attention is invited Wthis.iiiiportaiit and select sale of dairy cows, which has few equals in Denbighshire. The barrens and -stirks are a grand lot, and the general collection throughout will be found ifrst-class. Conveyances at Wrejcham Station- Luncheon at 10.30 sale at 11.30 implements at .11.30 dairy .vessels at 12.30 o'clock; two auctioneers. Catalogues from place of sale, or Eyton House, Wrexham. ont WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24TH, AT 11.30. Highly Important Sale of 106 Head of CATTLE. five Horses,,221 Sheep, 58 rigs, two Sheep Dogs, 6J tons of Hay and Straw, 50 tons of Mangolds. 50 tons of Potatoes, the whole of the Agricultural implements. Gears, Dairy Vessels, AJID a.portion of the Household Furniture, at EGEBTON HALIY, situate one mile from Malpas Statiou. MR. FRANK LLOYD has been instructed by Ijtichard Brassey, Esq., of the Grange, Bulkeley (who is giving up Egerton Hall Farm), to SELL by AUCTION, in nis Farmyard at Egerton Hall, the whole of his Valuable DAIRY STOCK, &c., on WEDNFSDKY, the 24th of February. Particulars as follows:— CATTLE.—102 grand young Cheshire dairy cows and heifers, with calves at foot, or on the point of calving.; four pedigree shorthorn stock and yearling bulls. HonsEs.-PaNver -fulbay wagon mare, "Diamond," 16 hands; black mare, Jet," 15 hands; bay gelding, Lion," 16.3.; bay mare, Jerry," aged (the abovp, are all good workers), bay cart gelding, rising 4 years old. STTEEP.—101 in-lanib Scotch ewes, 120 two-year-old Scotch wethers. SHEEP Dous.Two pure-bred Old English sheep dog puppies, sjr; "Ponty," darn Gwen," winner .of two third prizes at Birkenhead Show. PICIS.-E,ight pork pigs, 50 stores (Tamworth and Berkshire crosses.) PKODUCE.—Stack of prime upland hay, about 20 tons 30 stacks ofeat straw, a')out 45 tons; about 50 tons of mangolds, in lots 40 tons of eating potatoes, 10 tons of potato seta. IMPLEMENTS, ETc.-rour broad and narrow-wheel wagons, 6 carts and tumbrills, handy one-horse cart, shandry, mowing and reaping machines, hay tedder, horse rakes, hay collector, three Howard's wheel ploughs, Howard's double-furrow plough, iron harrows, chain harrows, cultivators, turnip scuflfe, two double- row turnip drills, turnip pulpers, hay racks, tar sheet, weighing machines, and the usual assortment of farm tools. MACHINERY.—Two-and-half horse-power verticle steam engine, on wheels, with wrought iron shafts, steam piping, pulleys, shafting, brass bearings and hangers four sets of belting, grist mill by Bazford nd erkills. cake mill by Bentall, chaff cutter, saw bench, etc. CARRIAGE, HARNESS, GEAEP, ETC. Covered wagonette in good condition, two sets of brass- mounted harness, side saddle, sets of shaft, chain, and ploughing gears, sundry odd gears, head collars, etc. The whole of the DAIRY VESSELS from Egerton Hall and Bulkeley Grange Dairies will comprise—4 cheese- making apparatus, suitable for 80 cows, 40 cows, and 2 for 30 cows each, 30 pairs of cheese vats from 12 to 16 inches, 15 railway milk tankards, 3 double.chamber cheese presses, wood cheese press, copper whey pump, 3 curd mills, 2 cheese stools, Stilton cheese vat, torse- power for churning with 2 up and down churns, as fitted, all complete, suitor boards, milking cans, &c. The FUIIMTUEE will include drawing-room suite up- holstered in green plush, walnut and other whatnots, oak centre table, ebonized stand, fire screen, fenders, pier glass, pictures, mahogany dining table with extra leaves, carved mahogany sideboard, 6 oak dining- room chairs, coal vases, mahogany, iron, and other bedsteads, washstands, dressing tables, chests of drawers, chairs, polished oak hat and umbrella stand, ditto hall table and 3 chairs, linen press, kitchen table, knife cleaner, wringing machines, &c. THE AUCTIONEER'S NOTF,The name of Brassey is a sufficient guarantee for the excellent dairy stock, which have been carefully bred for their great milk- ing properties, combining large frames with great wealth of hair. The shorthorn bull," Lad of Kent," now in use, will be included in the sale. Luncheon at 10.30. Sale at 11.30. commencing with implements, dairy vessels at 12 o'clock. The Auctioneer's conveyances will meet trains at Malpas Station. Catalogues from place of Sale, or Eyton House, Wrexham. 299cza SALE BY MESSRS. BEVAN & PHENNAH. MONDA Y, fEBKUUiY 15TH, 1892. THE SQUARE, KHOSl.LANEliCHRUGOG. Sale of an eligible piece of BUILDiNG LAND in nine Lots. TO be FOLD BY AUCtlON 1 y Messrs. BELiN and I PHENNAH, ht the COACH AND HOiiSeS INN, Rho.glitnerchrii,)g, on Monday, February 15th. 1892 at four p.m., subject to conditions vo be then and thtre p.o- duced. All that desirable piece of BUILDING LAND, situate at The Square, Khosllancichrugog, adjoining the Coach and Horses Inn, comprising an area of 1,411 square yards, or thereabouts, in the following or such other lots as may be then decide I upon. Lot 1 containing 153 square yards. Lot 2 „ 142 Lot 3 l.:H L it 4 112 „ Lot 5 158" Lot 6 161 „ „ Lit 7 ISO U -t 8 II ISO „ Lot 9 „ iss For further particulars apply to th3 AtCTIO NfERS, Queen-street and Temple-row, Wrexham or to Mr LLEWELYN KE.NRICK, Solicitor, Ruabon. ti92 TO BUILDERS, JOINERS, FARMERS AXD OTHERS. WEDNESDAY NEXT, FEB. 17TH, 1892. MESSRS. BEVAN and PHENNAH have received instructions from Mr John Gethin, contractor, Shrewsbury, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, without reserve, at Argyle-street, Wrex- ham, on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17th, 1892, a large quantity of BUILDERS' PLANT and Materials, made up into convenient lots to suit pur- chasern, and comprising:— A Brick Building, used as a stable, 17ft. by 12ft., with fcoarded roof and rack, and manger complete (to be removed.) Red Deal Scantling (1,284 feet lineal.) Red Deal Planks, 134 feet. Red Deal Boards, 524 feet. Prepared lied Deal Flooring Boards, 2,161 feet. Rough Deal Beards, 988 feet. Oak Scantling, S90 feet. 2 good Oak Beai&s, 13 feet, 12 by 12. 1 „ „ 8 feet, 8 by 7. 1Deel Beam, 11 feet, 11 by 11. 1 „ 11 feet. 5 by 6. 80 Feet of Moulding. 44 Feet cf Cornice. 18 Feet of Iron Channel Troughs. 1 Fire Grate. I Iron Gate. 27 Old Windows, old DooiN Fifiines. Sundry pieces of Deal Banik. 1 Wood Cistern, 1 Stone Cistern. 410 Roofing Slates, 28 by 10. 42 Crests. 80 Floor Bricks, 60 Sewage Pipes. 5 Chimney Pots. 4 Loads of Sand. 14 loads of Firewood. 4 Loads of Manure. Quantity of Stone. And numerous other Lots. Sale to commence at 2 o'clock in the afternoon I punctually. Terms, Cash. Auctioneers' Office, Wrexham. 374a Sales by Auction. SALES BY MESSRS JONES & SON. FAIR DAY. W R EX ;H A M SMITHFIELD. Commencing with Fat Cattle at 10.30 ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15TH, 1892. MESSRS -JONES & SON beg to thank JA-i- their patrons and friends for their constant support, and beg to announce that they will hold their next Sale of FAT and STORE STOCK in the above Smithfield, on Monday, the 15th day of February, 1892, when the following Stock will be offerea:- A I prime lot of magnificent Fat Bulls, Oxen and Heifers. Several Dairy Cows, Fresh Barrens, In-calf Heifers, and Short-horned Bulls. Very ripe Shropshire Down and other Fat Sheep. A grand lot of Fat and Rearing Calves. A splendid lot of Pork and Bacon Pigs. Fat and Store Pigs. Stock to be at the Mart at Nine o'clock. Settlements at close of Sale. Offices, 4, Arcade, High-street, Wrexham. 907j ON TUESDAY, MARCH 1ST, 1892, at 10.30. SALE OF FAT AND STORE STOCK AT THE ROSSETT SMITHFIED. MESSRS JONES & SON beg to thank ivt their patrons and friends for their liberal support, and wish to remind them of their next Sale of Jbat and Store Stock, which will take place on TUESDAY, MARCH 1ST, 1892, at their Smithfield, Golden Lion Hotel, Rossett, when the following Stock will be offered:— Prime Fat Bullocks, Heifers, and Bulls. Useful Dairy Cows, with Calves at Foot, Barrens, Calving Heifers, and Yearling Heifers. Prime Shropshire Down and other Sheep. Fat Calves. Fat Pigs. Further entries respectfully solicited. Stock to be at the Mart at Ten o'clock. SALE AT 10.30. The Auctioneers earnestly request their supporters to be there punctually. Offices—4, Arcade, Wrexham. 66j ON FIIIDAY., EEBIiUAltY 19TU. 1892. Sa'e of 11 heid of Dairy Cows, Fresh Barrens, and Yearling Heifers. Draught Horie, Breeding Sow. In pit! Giit, Implements 01 Husbandry. Gears, Harness, Farm Pro- tiucr, aiid,a po.ti(on of the Household Furniture, <&c., at ESTYN HOUSE. Caer Kstyn, one mi!e from Hope Village, Bridge End and Catr.,Arle Stations, and 2 luiles from Gresford. MEf-SRS. JuNES an 1 SU V hare received instructions i1' fr. m Mr Charles lyier. who is leaving, to SKLL I.). AH TIUN. on FJilDAY, the lyth Ilay of FIŒHUAHY. 1-92, on the above premises i ht) wlwb of thtl Live and Dead Fatui ng Stock, farm Produce, &c., viz. :— 4 J II-calf Ddiry Cows 2 y (ounll Dairy Cows with Calves at foot 2 F ish Birrens 3 Yearling Heifers Diaughc Hot so lirtedinu Sow In-j ig Gilt IMPLEMENTS < F HUSBANDRY, &c.-41 inch wheel cart with harvest gearing, ua'.tnt chdf cutter k cu,, two lengths), .iron wheel plough by Howard, seeot 3 iron harrows, turnip scuf9-\ corn chest, Leaoi scale-i and Weights, 36 corn sack", -it,! ami sh..rt ladders, Buckley, stune, and wood pig tr k,gfig, giindstoce, dllillillg tools, cart ropes, seytlits. lieti and hay takes, pikelp, shovels, dung hos and other sw:tii too!s, ttiiill, chatin, and plough gears, set of fitter m junte l harness, riding saddle aud bri de, odd harness, &c., d:C. FAKM PnoDtcs, &c.—Stack of well harvested upland hay, about AIX tuns several tons of faim,ard maiiuie, ab .Ut twenty-fire meaHure3 of MauiiUm Bonum potatoes. HOUSEH ILD FURNITURE, tc -.Nl&hogaiiy and iron bed- steads, straw maiiress, uak lurtau, eight cay kit.hen cloc. cup'uoard-, screen, brown ware, dcc., &c. Sale at One o'clock. Offices-4, Overton Arcade, Wrexham. 259j FRIDAY, FEBRUARY .26TH, 1892. Sale of Drau-ht Horses, Implements of Husbandry' Farm Produce, and pnrt of the Aousehold Furni- ture, &c., &c., at NANT FARM, Wern, Minera. MESSRS JONES & SON have been in- ?.T? structed by Mr Edward Evans (who is leaving the farm) to SELL BY AUCTION, on FRIDAY, the J26th day of February, 1892, on the above premises, the whole of his Live and Dead Farming Stock, Farm Produce, and part of the HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TURE, &c., &c., viz.:— Black draught mare, Bess, 9 years old, 15 2; black horse, Gilbert, 7 years old, 16 hands; brown horse, Charlie, aged, all good workers.; two sets of thrill gears, set of chain gears, plough gears, set of shandry liafues3j head collars, crank and chains, odd gears and harness. Three narrow wheel carts with harvest gearing, light running market shandry, horse power patent chaff cutter, by Bentall for hand or horse power, reaping and mowing machine, by Samuelson and Co., iron wheel plough (H. 2.), by Howard, two swing ploughs, pair of iron harrows, iron turnip scuffle, swing trees, ladder 25 rounds, cow chains, sowing hopper, half measure, stone and Buckley pig troughs, old iron, iron arms and bed for cart, cart ropes, cart jack, rakes, pikels, yelves, shovels, dung hook, crow bars, picks, mattocks, &c., &c. Several tons of oat and barley straw, quantity of farm yard manure. HOUSEHOLD FUSNITUKE, &c.-Kitchen fender, fire irons, sofa in American cloth, round and other tables, cane seated, arm and other chairs, desk, pictures, plate shelves, American clock, iron bedsteads, straw mattresses, flock beds, brown ware, benches, wheel churn, dolly and tub, milk measures and seives, saucepans, kettle, and other effects. Sale at one o'clock. 356j ON VIEW MONDAY PREVIOUS TO SALE. Important and Attractive Sale of Excellent Modern Household Furniture, Oil Paintings, Out-door and other Miscellaneous Effects, appertaining to Dining and Drawing Rooms, Kitchens, 4 Bedrooms, Bath- room, and Workshop, at "ROXBURGH HOUSE," 13, Regent-street, Wrexham. MESSRS JONES & SON beg to announce 1 their instructions from Mr Harris (who is leaving the town), to SELL BY AUCTION, on the aforesaid premises, on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, FEDBUAKY 23rd and 24th, 1892, the undermentioned HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Miscellaneous and Out-door Effects, viz. DINING AND DKAWING Rooms.-Two excellent dining room suites in mahogany, consisting of six single chairs, couch, and two easy chairs, upholstered in hair and covered with hair cloth oval Spanish mahogany table and cover, mahogany Pembroke table. four exceedingly handsome cases of stuffed birds, mahogany sideboard, 4ft. 6in., containing cellarette and drawer occasional tables, steel-top fenders and steel fire irons, pier glasses in gilt frames, a number of very fine oil paintings, in English gilt and other frames by noted artists; a number of engravings, oleographs, and prints in various frames; round mahogany tables, ornaments, tapestry carpets, hearth- rngs, china. and glass, one gold lever watch, three ladies' silver Geneva watches, and other jewellery, -c. 4& The Bedrooms contain excellent Brass and Iron French Bedsteads and palliasses, feather beds, bolsters and pillows, hair mattresses, good heavy pairs of blankets, pairs of sheets, counterpanes, and a quantity of table linen, three splendid suites, com- prising wardrobe, dressing table with glass attached, washstand with marble slab, towel rail and chairs, in mahogany and walnut, Kidderminster and other carpets, fenders and fire-irons, pretty sets of toilet ware, dressing tables, mahogany chests of drawers, engravings, oleographs and prints, lace and other curtains, &c., &c. The kitchen requisites and culinary utensils. The Miscellaneous Out-door Effects, &c., com- prise, Joiner's bench and screw (nearly new) iron cramp with lengthening piece, large fitter's vice, two saw benches, grindstone and frame (new), two new ladders (16 staves respectively), step ladder, joiner's tool box and tools, wringing and mangling machine in good condition, zinc flour bin, and other effects too numerous to mention. ORDER OF SALE.—First Day, commencing at 11 o'clock, ont-door effects, kitchens, dining and drawing rooms. Second Day, commencing at 1 o'clock, bed and table linen and bedrooms. Offices-4, Overton Arcade, Wrexham. t326 PKELIMINAKY. Highly Important and Attrac'ive Sale of 50 Grand Young Dairy Cows and Heifers, Colory Yearling Heifers, a noble team of Wagon worses, 65 Fat Wethers, In-pig Sows, Store Pig*, a larlre assortment of modern Agricul- tural Implements, Farm Produce, Gears and Harness, Dairy Vessels, &c., &c at HOWL ICY HILL FARM, half a mile from Faradon, and two and a half miles from Srozton. Vf ESSRS. JONES AND SON h?ve received instruc- iT? tions from the executors of tbe late Mr D?vi?s.to SELL by AUCTION, on Friday, March 4th, the whole of the valuable I ive ,;nd Ðtoad Farming S-octr, Farm Produce, Dairy Vesseis, Ac., &c. Particulars in future advertisements. t227 PKELIMINAKY. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 9TH, 1892. Highly Important and Attractive Fale of 61 Head of Ciiand Young DAiry Cows and Heifers, Stock Bulls, ream of Powerful W^gun Hofes und Colts, 45 Prime Fat Scotch Wethers, Flock of Ilure-bred Border Leicester and Shropshire Down Lambing Ewes. a fine collection of Agricultural Impltm-nts (nearly new), ThrM, Chain, M!') P! uh Geain, >i rne*s. J?iry Vl-"eiq, Sixteen <.u;in?y Milk'JuiikaMls, •tf., &c at HONKLEY, Burion, one mile from Kinnertcn Station, on the Chester, Mold, a .d J)citf,igh Line. one and a half miles from Kossett and Biiaxt: gutt Stationp, and MX thiles from Chester and Wrexham. MESSRS JONES .? SON have received instrnctioua ?.t from Mr John G, Parker (who is leYin¡t the farm) to SELL BY AUCTION, on FRIDAY, the 4th day of MARCH, 1892. on the above premises, the whole of his .LIVE and DEAD FARHlKG TUCK, DAIRY VESSELS, & C.- I &c. Particulars in future advertisements. 295z I Sales by Auction. SALES BY MESSRS JONES & SON. Sale of einht head of choice Cattle, two Horses with their Gear", 160 measures of Magnum Bonum Potatoes, about tÍl) t". of gofed farm-yard Mauure, quantity of Oat btraw, together with the iiiii>lements, Dairy Ve st-Is, and a portion of thn Household Furniture, at BllIDGE-STitEET, HOLT. MESSRS JOKES & SUN have received instructions ?JL f'oraMtH.W.H:tnsun (who is leaYing the neigh- bourhood;, to KKLli BY AUCTION, on the premises us above, on Wednesday, tEBHUAKY 17th. Ib92, the under- mentioned iive and dead KAi-il STOCK, froduce, (Sc., viz :— CATTLE.—Gr-nd in-calf cow, due early, three ditto col-.rv in-calf heifcrB, useful oarrea atifer, and thiee year- uoUSE" Brown mare. Jet," five-years-old, 15 hands hich, a u.arto, and u-eiul :or r-ny work brown icare, I'ohy," aged, 15 liands. u good stamp. HivODL'Cii.—.ib JtiO measures of nutnum bi'iiuui potati os, a' out (>U t in ot good farm-yard manure, qutn- ot at atrnw. IMi'l.t-.MKNis A.NI> GKARS —4J inch wheel cart with h.ti\e.-it j,e;>iuij., iianow-wheel cait with ditto, three 1 ght- running ■ Laimries, iron iaiid roiler. set of iron zi^-zig hauo>\3, set oi chain harrow?, set of strawberry hariows, wheel plougti by "Eilwaids," l.lanypwll, doub" beit plough un»l uiiirker, dicing jdoujiJ', two turnip scutHrrs, two iron cuitivaLdr?, sirawi erry chopper, two-knife chatf cutter, turt.ip I ulper, wei^hin^ machine, water barrel Wilh tap und huse, wheelbarrow, corn colters, yelves, spadrs, pikels, &c &c. Set of thiill gears, stt of chain gears, ploughing backhands, bet of harness, aud sundry gears aud barneys Also the whole of the Daiiy Ve se!s, and a purtion of the Household Furniture. Sale at 11 Offices Overton Arcade, Wrexham. 820 SALE BY MESSRS. TATTERSALL. RUGBY. lyj ESSRS. TATTERSALL WILL HOLD SALES AT THEIR RUGBY ESTABLISHMENT OF HUNTERS, HACKS, and HARNESS HORSES EVEUY MONTH. Next Monthly Sale, TUESDAY, MARCH 8TH. tasf MESSRS. TATTERSALL beg to give notice that in future Horses may be ridden and examined in the Riding School on the Monday previous, and Morning of Sale. Applications for terms and stalls to be made to Messrs. TATTEliSALLf, Albert Gate, London. 7 SALES BY MESSRS. LUCAS. HORSE SALES. y ^UCAS'S, HOTHAM-ST., LIVERPOOL. "WEDNESDAYS throughout the year for CART, VAN, and HARNESS HORSES; CARTS, GEARS, &c. SATURDAYS throughout the year for HACKS, HARNESS HORSES, COBS, PONIES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS and SADDLERY. Select Sales for Valuable Horses every alternate Thursday. Horses to be Dot the Repository day prior. Charge with night's Livery if unsold, 10s. NEXT SALE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH. 62 SALE BY MR S. T. BAUGH. ,r. "r, 'r-j" ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY, 24TH, 1852. By ORDER OF THE MOUTGAGEE. TABOIl HIM., NAN" HO AD, COKDPOETH, KUAK WRLXIIAM. SALE OF TWO FREEHOLD HOUSES. OUT. BUILDINGS AND GAUDKNS. ,« Y1 | R S T BAU-:H has receiTod instructions to <Ser ?i for SALK by PCBLiC AUcT1U, at the CruM Foxes Inn, Coedpr>eth, liD Wednesday, the 24th day of February, 1^92, at four o'clock in the afternoon, punctu- ?ity.inone Lot, a id subject tJ conditions to be then produced- produced tone huHt s?. te? Freehold MKSSAUGES or DWELLING HOCSKS togeth r with the Ou'-bullding- arch, Gardens. and appurtenance, belong- ing to the same, 8:tuate at labor Hill, Nant Koai, pneth, and now in the several occupations of Ana Roberts, and Ruth Jones. The property is pleasantly and alva .lageously situated, and in a good state of rei air. The cottages being so conveni-ntly situated, cave alw,.p. been well tenanted, and as there i" a ureat dem-ind for cottages in the th ivin neighbourhood of Coedpoetb, the iaboTe would be a clasi m?e«:ment to a pur- chaser. For further partcuhr apnly to the AUCTIONEER, Temple Chambers, or tu Meair." JAMES& JAMKS, So.icwor^, Wrexham. 2\J4j WREXHAI. ATTRACTIVE FREEHOLD KESIDEKCE. SiO be SOLD BT AUCTION by Mr BAVGH, on WYNN- STAY ARMS iJOTBL, WKEXHAM, at 4 p.m punctually, subject to conditions — Tne recently-eiect d Messuage, caned STANLEY VILLA, tituate in shrews jury-voad, in the Borough of Wrexham, for the last ten yeirs occupied by General the Hon. S. Mostyn, composing spacious entrance porch and ball, dining and drawing rooms (each 13ft 6in by Ift 6in), with bay windows, study, the bedrooms, bath room and w.c., kitchen, back kitchen, larder aud cellaring, with gas and water supolies complete. The out-offices consist of stable, saddle room, co.ico- home. aud two loose boxes, with suit-Able yards. Th^re is a large kitchen g irden, and a smaller one attached, with conservatory also II small ptrterre fr m- ing tiie t-ntrance and the reception room windows. The premises have a froDtage of fifty-nine > arils to Shi ewsiiury-roid, forty-sis y.tr.tii to fitanley-street, an I twenty-fife yards to Albert-street, and coyer an area of The kitchen garden, and also put of the bacfc premises, present very a^iTantaxeous sites for the erection of other homes, if a purchaser so dosi ei. The situation is dry, airy, and eligible, and the sale of this property presents a rare opportunity to parties seek- ing e;ter a commodious residence in Wrexham, where s milar premises are scarce, or a good i_ nvestment. Im- mediate possession can be had. For fuither particulars apply to the AUCTIONEER, Temple-placa, Wrexham, or a6 tbe Offices of Messrs. LEWIS & SON, Solicitors, Wrexham. February 4th, 1&12. t28 SALES BY MESSRS. ASTON & SON. UNRESERVED SALE BY AUCTION, AT PUBLIC HALL, WREXHAM. MESSRS. ASTON AND SON will SELL ?1. BY AUCTION, on MONDAY NEXT, February 15th, as above (removed there for the con- venience of sale) a large quantity of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, comprising dining- room suite in embossed velvet, mahogany side board, pianoforte in rosewood, harmonium with seven stops, sofas and couches, oil paintings and other pictures, carpets, matting, kitchen dressers, nearly new sewing machine, eight-day timepiece, brass mounted and other bedsteads, palliasses, feather and flock beds, chests of drawers, handsome pair of mahogany Duchess tables with swing glass and marble slab, toilet ware, toilet glasses, Windsor, cane-seated and rocking chairs, fenders, fire irons, mangle, carved brackets, a large quantity of garden tools, lawn mower, nearly new garden roller, 200 vols, of books, and other effects. Owing to the large number of lots sale will commence at 1.30 to the minute. Auctioneer's Office Regent-street, Wrexham. t357 UNDER DISTRESS FOR RENT. TO BREWERS, PUBLICANS, AND OTHERS. SALE AT VICARAGE HILL BREWERY, WREXHAM. MESSRS. ASTON AND SON have re- ceived instructions to SELL BY AUCTION, as above, on TUESDAY, February 16th, 1892, the whole of the BREWER'S PLANT, comprising four fermenting vats, mashing machine, barm trough, temperater and pipes, fining machine, liquor pump, fountain, tin pipes, water cask, stone bottles, re- frigerator, stove and pipes, two trough stillages, stillages, barrel truck, measures, slate fermenting square, funnels, malt mill, a quantity of hogsheads, barrels, half barrels, quarter barrels; also three quarter barrels of beer, office desks, cupboard, letter press, tressels, corn bin, chaff cutter, float and gears, ropes and sundries. Sale at 2 o'clock prompt. Auctioneer's Office Regent-street, Wrexham. t358 SALE BY MESSRS. WM. FOWLER AND FEMBERTON. TO BREWERS AND OTHERS. Important Sale of the Valuable FREEHOLD FULL- LICENSED PUBLIC-HOUSE, known as "THE GKEYHOUND IN," High-street, Newtown, Mont- gomeryshire. WILLIAM FOWLER and PEMBERTON W will SELL by AUCTION (hy order of the Executors of Mr John Coulson, deceased), at the Bear's Head Hotel, Newtown, on TUESDAY, FEB- RUARY 23rd, 1892, commencing at Two o'clock (exact time), under conditions of sale to be then pro- duced—the above FULL-LICENSED PUBLIC- HOUSE, having the following accommodation—viz., Eight Chambers, w.c.. Clothes Closet, Club Room, Bar, two Parlours, Kitchen, Scullery, Cellar, and Large Yard, with three ranges of Stabling. The Property is now let on Lease, expiring 1st May next, at the very old-fashioned and inadequate rental of JE45 per annum. The Auctioneers wish to call special attention to this House, as, owing to its central position and general reputation, it has one of the best market and general trades in this thriving town. Further particulars may be obtained from Messrs. Saunders, Bradbury, and Saunders, solicitors, 37, Temple Row, Birmingham, or from the Auctioneers. 69, Temple Row, Birmingham. 351a Sales by Auction. SALE BY MR T, P. ROBERTS. CASTLE-STREET, RUTHIN. MR T. P. ROBERTS has been favored 1. with the instructions of the Executors of the late Walter Peters, Esq., to SELL BY AUCTION, on the above premises, and at the Crown Yard, on THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, and MONDAY, FEB. 18th, 19th, 20th. and 22nd, 1892, the whole of the modern and costly HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, electro- plate, glass, china, linen, wines, horse, carriages, harness, &c. Catalogues may be had of the AUCTIONEER, Plas- tirion, Rutliin or Mr WILLIAM AVILLIAMS, Stationer. 359o SALE BY MR J. E. DAVIES. FORTNIGHTLY SALE OF FAT & STORE STOCK AT THE GROSVENOR-STREET AUCTION MART, MOLD. MR J. E. DA VIES will SELL BY .r '1.. AUCTION at the above Mart on WI:I.NI:S:.AV NEXT, FEBRUARY 17TH. 1892, the undermentioned Fat and Store Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, and Calves, viz :— 35 Prime Fat Beasts, Calves, Barrens, and Stirks. 190 Ripe Fat Sheep, 200 Fat Pigs and Calves, Together with such other Stock that may be entered. Sale at 11 o'clock prompt. 11, Wrexham-street, Mold. 3S2f SALK ti. fl. r "r"r r_ WUITCHDHCH (SALOP) HonSE SALE, ESTABLISHED 1873. The next Sale will be held in the NK\V HEPOSITOKY 0\ FUJDAY, FKHRCAKY 2'TU, l??, When every facility wjJl be given to Loth bOle; s ami sellers Eaily Entries to secure Malls are repclfuITy solicited. Entry forms an I all other information can be obtained fro in trie Auctioneer, 201c H. H. ETCHES, Whitchurch. Wanted. ^V TV rANTEDTir WAGOER, to live ill.- T V Apply, T. PARRY, Plas Mostyn, Coedpoeth. 368n N APPRENTICE WANTED to the J'  Grocery and Provision Trade.-E. CROSS. 21, Queen-strcct, Wrexhain. 357c "1V "SV TANTED, Highest Price given for any VV Quantity of BRITISH WINE BOTTLES Apply, J. F. EDISBUHY & Co., Limited. 2256n r ANTED, a useful Man as CLERK and W for outdoor work: must understand book- keeping.—Apply by letter to H. CHOOM JOHNSON, Wrexham. 381c XVlV RANTED, by- a Farrncr's Son, married, situation as FARM BAILIFF, thoroughly experienced good reference.—Apply, X. Y. Z.. office of this paper. 340o 'T?y ÁNTEa ?ood7 strong Youth as VV APPRENTICE to Blacksmith. A WHEEL- WRIGHT S SHOP to he Let.—Apply, WII.I.IAM LLOYD, Bromrylfa. near Wrexliam. 341o ANTED to Rent an Eight roomed T HOUSE, pleasantly situated, within a short distance of Wrexham Railway Station.—Address, I. D., Wrexham Adrcrtiaer Office. 264n WANTED, a thoroughly capable General SERVANT or Working Housekeeper for family of two. Good wages and comfortable home,— Address, MRS. GIHB, Tiverton, Manchester. 378c ANTED, a steady YOUNG MAN, to live TT in, to assist with cattle and all farm work. wages, £20, Also a STRONG BOY. Both milkers. -Apply, FORD'S REGISTRY OmcE. Holt-street. I 377c BUTLER, Footman kept, must be a good JD plate cleaner, and experienced in his work Protestant. State name of last employer, length of reference, date of leaving last situation, wages re- quired, and if married or single, to A. 45, care of C. Birchall, 32, Castle-street, Liverpool. t339 TTTANTED, 500 persons to purchase The V V CHAMPION FLOCK BEDS" (with Bolstei and two Pillows) full size and Wool Flocks, from 9s lid. Weekly Payments taken.—London Unre- deemed Pledge Stores, 26, Henblas-street, Wrexham. N.B.—These Beds are made upon the premises opposite the Advertiser Office. 2001n 1LUB AGENTS WANTED, to form Clubs I for Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, Silver Plate, Opera Glasses, Musical Inst., itc. Members pay Is per week. Terms, Catalogues, Ac., KENDAL & DENT, 106, Cheapside, London. Splendid Value. Great success. Mention Paper. Ladies' and Gents' Silver Levers 42s, worth 70s. 2421n ANTED, for First-Class Families, 25 W Cooks, £ 18 to £ 40; Kitchen, Scullery, Upper, Single-handed and Under Housemaids, Head and Single-handed and Under Nurses. Laundrymaids, Butlers, Footmen, Single-handed Footmen, Under Butlers, Hotel and Farm Servants.—E. HAYCOCK, 26, Chester-street, Wrexham. Established 31 vears. 346z T? j?REE EMIGRATION to QUEENSLAND (Australia) now granted Single and Married Farm Laborers Wages JE40 to JE65 (all found.) Also for Single Women (domestic servants), wages £25 to JE40. Only expense JE1 for Ship's Kit and Fare to London. Special Party from Denbigh, Montgomery, and Salop, March 29th.-Apply, Mr RVMSEY, Govern- ment Agent, Market Chambers, Shrewsbury. 261z ANTED, CAPITALISTS, AGRICUL- Y TURISTS and OTHERS in Canada. Free Grants of 100 to 200 Acres of Land are given by the Canadian Government. Bonuses granted to Settlers. REPORTS of the BRITISH TENANT FARMERS' DELEGATES. 1890, and other newly issued illus- trated and authentic pamphlets, maps, and full in- formation respecting MANITOBA, or any other part of Canada—its resources, trade, demand for labor, wages paid. &c.—supplied free.—THE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT OFFICES. 15, WATEK-STKELT, LIVERPOOL. 87n To Let. APARTMENTS TO LET, very central, and ?? a healthy spot.-Apply, n., ??Mf<M€f Office. 244o TO LET, a HOUSE, in St. Marx sterrace. t —Apply, Mr E. HARRISON, The Priory, Wrex- ham. 371f TO LET, in Wrexliam, a Seven-roomed JL HOUSE and capital SHOP; good reasons for tenant leaving; moderate rent.—Apply, ASTOX & I SON, Wrexham. 163o PARTMENTS.—To LET, a SITTING^ J?L ROOM, Furnished, and one BEDROOM— I Apply to Mr T. G. KEENE, Lake Villa, Gresford. 363c To LETTBELGRAVE HOUSE, Grosvenor- I road, Wrexham gas fittings, blinds, at valua- tion. Rent, £65. Four reception rooms, seven bedrooms.—To view, apply to J. F. EDISBUUY, as above. 266o TO be Let, "The Glynne Hotel and Vaults," i Pensarn. Close to seaside and railway station, Abergele. Moderate ingoing. — Immediate possession. — Apply to F. W. SOAMES & Co., Wrexham. t343 TO LET, as a going concern (now in work), JL a COLLIERY, connected by Sidings with the Main Line of the Great Western Railway, and situate in the Chirk district.—For particulars, apply to DENNIS & SON, Ruabon, N.W. 250o C?HROPSHIRE.—TO BE LET on lease, if k? desired, from 1st May, GREENFIELDS," situate half-a-mile from Preesgwynne, two miles from Chirk, and three miles from Gobowen Stations, on the Great Western Railway. Contains 3 entertaining and 9 bedrooms, conservatory, garden, stabling, &c., 7 acres of Land may be had entrance lodge water supply excellent.—Apply to C. RICHARDS & SON, Llangollen. 256o MARKET TOWN OF RUTHIN. LICENSED INN AND HOSTELRY TO LET. THE Old-Established, Well-Known, and I Fully-Licensed Inn and Hostelry, the RED LION," to be Let, present occupier retiring from business. The Inn is centrally situated in the main thoroughfare of the thriving market town of Ruthin. Excellent stabling, entrance from main street.— Apply to owner, Mr JOIIN BIIID, Ruthin. 286o Sales by Private Contract. ?r?NT?E ?OR?ALE?A? ?JL HAM LAGER BEER Co., LBun:D 271f 171UR BOA.—Lady has for immediate private disposal, a real RUSSIAN TAIL FUR BOA, very dark brown. 10 feet long, immensely thick, soft. Value 75s; sacrifice for 19s 6d perfectly new. Can be seen by writing P.H., office of this paper. 125f I7K)R SALE, a quantity of BOILEH J' PLATES, suitable for Pit Banks and Brick Sheds. All descriptions of Engines, Pumps, Machinery, and Boilers. — EDWARD RATCXIFEE, Hawarden, Chester. Telegraphic address—"Merchant, Hawarden." 253f rTI ^O BE SOLD, two 20 horse-power hicrh- pressure STEAM ENGINES, suitable for farmers. May he seen at works. Sold solely to make place for larger one.—Apply, PROCTOR and RYLAND. Saltney Works, near Chester. 252f RESFORD.—For SALE, convenient Sem?- ??r detached HOUSE, with entrance hall, par1or, kitchen, back-kitchen, three bedrooms, front garden, and large kitchen garden, and excellent ont-otlices.— Apply to Mr T. G. KEENE, Lake Villa, Gresford. 354c ?\NE?BMTOF CLARKE'S B 41 PILLS is ?? warranted to cure all discharges from the Urinary organs in either sex, acquired or constitu- tional. Gravel, and Pains in the back. Sold in boxes. 4/6 each by all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors; or sent to any address for 60 stamps by the Makers, The Lincoln and Midland Counties Drug Company, Lincoln."—Wholesale agents, Barclay and Sons, London, and all the Wholesale Houses. W30 Legal and Public Notices. rrHE DRAW announced to take place at 13, Regent-street, Wrexham, is POSTPONED to the 25th inst. t345 "\JOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that par- i. ticulars of all Claims or Debts pertaining to the Estate of the late Mr JAMES HOLLINS, of Worthenbury, are required to be forwarded to W. R. Urmson. Worthenbury, near Wrexliam, on or before the 27th inst.  JAMES MERRILL, xecutors ? EDWIN DAWSON. Feb. 1st, 1892. 270a RUABON WATER COMPANY. Xi\ TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the i. ORDINARY MEETING OP SHARE- HOLDERS of the Ruabon Water Company will be held at the Company's Offices, Ruabon, on MONDAY, 29TH FEBRUARY, o'clock in the after- noon. The Transfer Books will be Closed from Monday, 22nd inst., until after the meeting. GEO. E. WOODFORD, Secretary. Ruabon, Feb. 9th, 1892. 328f "i^" E W Y EAR'S rp n EAT TO THE POOR OF WREXHAM. Collected by ? ? <?• The Mayoress 9 13 6 Mrs. Palin and Miss 2 0 0 Miss Prichard, Longfields 1 15 0 Miss Beale and Miss Jackson 3 8 6 Miss Meredith-Jones, Regis Place.. 0 16 0 The Misses Owen, Wood Hey 2 5 0 Miss Milne, Grosvenor-road 3 10 3 Miss E. R. Gittins. 9 .3 6 32 11 9 31 10 8 Balance in hand. £1 1 1 336c RE ELIZABETH PHILLIPS, PONKEY, RUABON, WIFE OF THOMAS PHILLIPS, (DECEASED) ADVERTISEMENT FOR CREDITORS. "T~)URSUANT to an Order of the County g Court of Denbighshire, holden at Wrexh,un and Llangollen, dated the 3rd day of February, 1892, made in the matter of the Instate of Elizabeth Phillips, deceased, and in an action, Charles Glas- codine against Thonins Phillips and Joseph Phillips, an Infynt (by Thomas Phillips, his guardian appointed by the Court), No. of Plaint, U 5, the Creditors of ELI.Z \BETH PHILLIPS, late of near Royal Oak Inn, Ponkey, Ruabon, in the County of Denbigh, wife of Thomas Phillips, of the same place, collier, deceased, who died on the 26th day of December, 1891, are, on or before the 29th day of February, 1892, to send to me, the Registrar of the said Court, their Christian and Surnames, addresses and descrip- tions, the full particulars of their Claims, a statement of their accounts, and the nature of the securities (if any) held by them, or in default thereof they will be peremptorily excluded from the benefit of the said decretal Order. Every Creditor holding any security is to produce or transmit the same to me, at my Chambers, in Egerton-street, Wrexham, on Monday, the 29th day of February, 1892, at Twelve o'clock at noon, being the time appointed for adjudicating on the claims. Dated the 10th day of February, 1892. A. C. PRESTON, Registrar. Mr R. W. GLASGODINE, Wrexham, 337c Solicitor for the Plaintiff. In the Matter of Letters Patent bearing date the 5th day of September, 1878, numbered 3524, and granted to ISAAC SHONE, of Wrexham, in the County of Denbigh, Civil a.nd Mining Engineer, for the invention of An improved system of sewerage and apparatus to be applied therefor." 'VTOTKJE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that it is l' the intention of the above-named Isaac Shone, the Patentee, and of the undermentioned Persons and Company who are beneficially interested in the above- mentioned Letters Patent, namely, the said Isaac Shone and Edwin Ault, both of Wrexham, in the County of Denbigh, and of Great George-street Chambers, No. 16, Great George-street, Westminster, in the County of London, tra.ding in co-partnership as Civil and Mining Engineers, under the style or firm of Shone and Ault, and The Shone Drainage, Sewerage, and Water Supply Companv, Limited, whose regis- tered office is at Great George-street Chambers, aforesaid, and John Hughes and Charles Lancaster, both of No. 16, Great George-street, aforesaid, and Citv-road, in the City of Chester, and No. 26, Chapel- street, Liverpool, in the County of Lancaster, trading in co-partnership as Engineers and Contractors, under the style or firm of Hughes and Lancaster, to present a Petition to Her Majesty in Council praying that the said Letters Patent may be extended for a. further term. And Notice is Hereby Further Given, that on the 31st day of March next, or on such subsequent day as the Judicial Committee of Her Majesty's Privy Council shall appoint for that purpose, application will be made to the said Committee that a time may be fixed for the hearing of the matter of the said Petition and any person desirous of being heard in opposition to the said Petition must enter a Caveat to that effect in the Privy Council Office on or before the said 31st day of March next. Dated this 12th day of February, 1892- WILLIAM RICHARD, FRANCIS, 63 and 64, Chancery Lane, London, W.C., 34Sz Solicitor for the Petitioners. TESTIMONIAL TO D.C.C. WILDE, On his retirement, after 25 year's public service in Denbighshire, and five years in Shropshire. JE s. d. Subscriptions already advertised. 86 15 6 The Dowager Lady Williams Wynn 1 1 0 The Right Hon. 'Geo. O. Morgan, Q.C., MP 1 1 0 J. A. Hogan, Esq.. J.P., Gladwyn 1 1 0 Mr John L. Hedley, Her Majesty's Inspector of 1 1 0 Owen Slanev Wynne, Esq., J.P. 0 10 6 Dr. Edward Davies, J .P. 0 10 6 Dr. Lloyd, Chirk 0 10 6 Mr J. A Robinson, Wrexham 0 10 6 Mr W. Jones, Coach and Horses Inn, Uhoa 0 10 6 Mr W. O. Price, Victoria Vaults, Minera 0 10 6 Mr Jonathan Fisher, Burton-on-Trent 0 10 6 Mr Jno. Burton, Gresford 0 10 6 Mr Ralph Williamson, Town 0 10 6 Mr W. D. Jones, Chester-street 0 10 0 Mr James Roberts, senior, Gresford 0 5 0 Mr Ambrose Sutton, Althrey 0 5 0 Mr S. Allcock, Alexandra Vaults. 0 5 0 Mr Phoenix, Bridge House Inn 0 5 0 Mr B. Powell, 0 5 0 Mr R. Roberts, M,RC.V.S, 0 5 0 Mr Thomas Jackson. Ruabon 0 5 0 Mr Wm. Lee, Queen-street 0 5 0 Mr Thos. Lewis, Rossett Mill 0 5 0 Additional subscriptions will be gladly received by the Hon. Treasurer, DR. H. VKNAULES PALIN (Ex- Mayor), Crescent House, Wrexham; the Wrexham Branches of the North and South Wales and National Provincial Banks; or by the undersigned, Tnos. WOOPVILLE, 14, Temple Row. ARTHUR WM. BERKELEY, Witton Terrace, j380a Hon. Sees. TESTIMONIAL TO MR W. H. TILSTON. }1IHST LIST OF SUBSCRIPTIONS:— £ s. d. Right Hon. G. O. Morgan, Q.C., M.P. 50 0 0 Mr Edward Evans, Bronwylfa, Wrexham. 25 0 0 Mr Wm. Rathbone, M.P., Liverpool 25 0 0 Mr Thos. Chilton, Gresford. 15 0 0 Mr Stuart Rendel, M.P. 5 5 0 Mr A. C. Humphreys Owen, J.P., Glan- 5 5 0 Mr C. M. Holland, Brynygrog, Wrexham.. 5 0 0 Lieut.-Col. J. R. Barnes, The Quinta 5 0 0 r T. C. Jones, J.P., Wrexham 5 0 0 Mr Edward Evans (jun.), Liverpool 2 2 0 Mr C. Tudor Hughes, Wrexham 2 2 0 Mr J. Herbert Roberts, J.P., Bryngwenallt 2 2 0 Mr J. E. Barlow, Stockport 1 1 0 Mr R. A. Jones, Barrister at Law, Liver- 1 1 0 Mr J. Herbert Lewis, J.P., Caerwys 1 1 0 Mrs Gittins, PlasynLlwyn, Wrexham 1 1 0 Mr J. E. Powell, Wrexham 1 1 0 Mr John Prichard, Wrexham 1 1 o Mr Thomas Jones, Wrexham 1 1 0 Mr Alfred W. 1 1 Q Mr Thomas Williams, Llewesog Hall 110 Mr Alfred Darby, Wren's Nest, Wrexliam.. 10 0 Mr Seagrave, Grosvenor Road, Wrexham. 10 0 Mr John Thorns, Chirk 0 10 6 Mr William Beirne, Charles-street, Wrex- ham o 10 6 Mr W. J. Parry, Coetmor Hall, Bethesda.. 0 10 6 Mr R. J. Powell, Lea.side, Wrexham 0 10 6 Mr Thomas Parry, 0 10 6 Mr A. LI. Hughes, 0 10 6 Mr George Rocke, Bermondsey 0 10 0 Messrs Thomas Gee, and Son, Denbigh 0 10 0 Mr Christinas Jones, Cefn 0 10 0 Mr Robert Lloyd, Oswestry 0 10 0 Messrs J. and J. Aspinall, drapers, Wrexliam 0 10 0 Mr F. L. Rawlins, Rhyl 0 5 0 Ilev. J. Morgan Jones, Caergwvle 0 5 0 Mr Edwin Owen, jeweller, Wrexliam 0 5 0 Dr. Hughes, Ruthin 0 4 0 Mr John Price, 0 2 6 £ 165 9 5 Any further subscriptions will be received and acknowledged in the columns of this paper by W. WYNN EVANS, L High-street, Wrexham. 33.)J Hon. Secretary. Lost and Found. IjlOUND, at Plas MORtyn, worrying sheep, L' a TERRIER DOG. If not claimed in seven days, will be destroyed. 370f LOST, between Bersham and Wrexham, a JLj Get.'8 Black MACKINTOSH, scarlet lied, with velvet collar.—Information to White House, Bevsham. 372c Election Addresses. B 0 ROO G H OF WUKXUAM. TO THE K LECTORS CP THE WEST WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— At the request of a namher of R'ectors of ynur Ward I have c insentert to hecme a candidate for election us one of yi-ur Representative* in. UIB Town C luncil, to fill th VMCMicy which it is expected will be shuitly cre-it-d I w 1 he elevation of Mr Councillor Done to the Aldermanic Bench. The nam" I heir is not unknown in your Ward rnv f .tner having f-.itli:u!ly berved you. in the Council for some ye irs. My interests wilbyiKS ?re bound up in the prosperitv of th" Town, and bou)tl you do me the honor to elect In'i I shall g"? my h?ty upport to every measure teLùillg t; promote that pr >-perity. I am, I adica and Gentlemen, Your oladient Servant, Gros?enor-r ad? 'V,exh:nn, J. ?"??SY PIERCE Grosvenor-r -a d. Wiexliam, 4:h Feb., ISM DENBIGHSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIlT BOROUGH OF WREXHAM. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SOU rr H W A RD. LAnIER AND GENTLEMF-JT,— I have been requested by influential deputations of ratepayers from two districts to contest an Election for the County Council of Denbighshire. on For two reasons I have selected the honor of soliciting the support of the Burgesses of the Koomuthh Ward of Wrexliam. My first reason in that I desire to acknowledge with sincere thanks the very large majority that vou were good enough to give me 011 a. recent occasion, and which has since, T trust, to my credit equally as to yours, enabled me to hold the high office bestowed upon me. My second reason is that I consider the interests and importance of this Borough in Denbighshire- termed and rightly termed the Metropolis of North Wales"—have not been liberally considered by the present members of the County Council. To place Denbigh and Ruthin as centres of equal importance in this County to that of Wrexham appears almost absurd and as your Mavor it haa been my duty to draw attention to the fact that the Borough of Wrexham has virtually received no relief whatever under the Local Government Act, which was estimated to give relief of £3,100,000 per annum to local taxation, whilst at the same time Wrexham has very largely contributed to the Imperial resources from which such relief was expected. If I again receive your support, I shall devote myself to the administrative and legitimate duties of the County Council generally, to the exclusion of matters outside the practical scope of the Council. whilst I shall especially consider the just claims of the important District of Wrexham, which I contend have not received in the past that consideration they should, and ought to receive in the future. I remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your faithful Servant, FREDERIC W. SOAMES. Llwvn Onn Hall, 6th February, 1892. 373c DENBIGHSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE EAST W A R D OF THE BOROUGH OF WREXHAM. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— I thank you for the confidence you have reposed in me for the past three years, and beg respectfully to offer myself for re-election. I have represented you in local matters for 14 years, and it has always been my aim to promote your interests in the most efficient manner and if you will do me the honor to again return me as your representative in the County Council, my conduct in the past is a guarantee of what will be my course of action in the future, viz., a close attention to the interests of the borough, whereby I may merit the confidence you have so long reposed in me. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, WILLIAM EDGE SAMUEL. Stratford House, Wrexham, Feb. 11th, 1892. 349z TO THE COUNTY ELECTORS OF THE 8 TAN STY AND ACTON ELECTORAL DIVISION. LADIES AXD GENTLEMEN, Having been your representative during the last three years in the first County Council for Denbigh- shire, my services are at your disposal should you again think proper to elect me. Your judgment, I believe, will be that, on the whole, your County affairs have been carefully and efficiently administered. Thanking you for having returned me unopposed on the previous occasion, I am, Ladies and Gentlemen. Yours faithfully, 353f R. A. CUNLIFFE. COUNTY COUNCIL OF DENBIGH. TO THE ELECTRESSES AND ELECTORS OF THE MARCHWIEL DIVISION, Which comprises the Townships of EYTON, SESSWICK, PICKHILL, ROYTON, ABENBURY FA WH, AND MARCIIWIEL. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— It is a source of great regret to me that a change in my place of residence prevented me from fulfilling those duties in the County Council of Denbigh, which by your favor I had been elected to perform. In taking my leave of you, I trust you will allow me, with great respect, to wish you one and all every prosperity. I beg to assure you that I shall always be grateful for the confidence you reposed in me. I am, Your obedient Servant, ARCHIBALD PEEL, February 10th, 1892, Westlea, Broxbourne. 354n DENBIGHSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CEFN MAWR POLLING DIVISION. LADIES AXD GENTLEMEN,— Upon the unanimous invitation of the Cefn and District Liberal Association, and at the request of a. large and influential body of ratepayers, I have con- sented to offer myself as a candidate for a. seat upon the above Council. As a. native of the district, who has spent the greater part of his life in your midst, I am thoroughly acquainted with the needs and requirements of the division. As a Welshman, I am in touch and sympathy with the national sentiment of Wales. As a workman, my interest and yours are identical; we share the same burdens, and enjov the same privileges; I shall support, if elected, the present policy of the Council, which has saved to the rate- payers the sum of £1,700 per annum 011 the main roads alone, and do my utmost to extend this economy to other departments, and secure the best adminis- tration at the lowest possible cost. As a citizen, I am deeply interested in educational matters, allotments, the rivers, &c., etc.. and can be relied upon to take part in carrying out these measures to your entire satisfaction. Finally, as one of vourselves, I shall always be accessible to you, and be prepared to give expression to your views in the Council, if favored with your confidence. I remain. Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours very obediently, THOMAS SAUVAGE. Fair View House, Cefn, Ruabon. 334o DENBIGHSHIRE COUNY COUNCIL. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CEFN MAWR POLLING DIVISION. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, The term of office to which you did me the honor to elect me three years a.go as your first representative upon the County Council has expired. Acting upon what I believe to be a generally ex- pressed wish. I beg to offer myself for re-election, and do So upon strictly non-political grounds, as I have, and still consider, that politics should be ngldly excluded from all County Council proceedings. There- fore I ask for the support of all parties, which I grate- fully acknowledge to have received at the last election. During the past three years I have attended, with few unavoidable exceptions, all the meetings of the Council and committees upon which I was placed, and trust that the time spent in their deliberations has not been without its result, and that that result has met with your approval. Believing, as 1 do, that I can further your interests, which are in every way identical with my own. in the future as I trust 1 have done in the past. I venture to ask you to again honor me with your confidence, and to elect me as your member on the new Council. I am. Yours faithfully, J. C. EDWARDS Trevor Hall, Febrnnvy 6th, 1892. JJZa.