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F NAISH BROS., -E COMPLETE F NAISH BROS., COMPLETE House Furnishers, 72, QUEEN STREET, CARDIFF. INSPECTION INVITED. [68 -1
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NAISH BROS., Cabinet Makers, Com pI ete House Furnishers, AND Bedding Manufacturers, INSPECTION INVITED. 72, Queen-street, Crockherbtown, Cardiff. TERMS—CASH. [68
rp o THE INHABITANTS OF QARDIFF…
rp o THE INHABITANTS OF QARDIFF AND JJISTRICT. THOSE who appreciate a highly-finielied Aitiscic Portrait, we, in confidence of giving entire satisfaction, beg1 to solicit of them the favour of their Patronage. The Photographic Art is no mechanical process, as many seem to think it is (judging from the price they pay), until experience has taught them that it is not profitable, after all, to put even cheap UNSATISFACTORY Photo- graphs in the fire two or three times before resolv- ing to get a good one. A Genuine Photograph is a Work of Art, and requires an Artist of Ability, with large experience, together with a variety of Modern Studio Accessories, ere an Artistic Portrait can be executed. In this respect we can truth- fully say that we have endeavoured to procure the Best of Appliances, res-ardless of expense, in order that we might secure a Perfect Portrait in Style and Finish. But (what is more important still) our Portraits are executed from the Best of Photo- graphic Materials. Even our Mounts are specially made for us, and must be guaranteed chemically pure, with real gold stamping, and bevelled edge. Thus, it will be seen, every precaution is taken by us to ensure their better permanency. Year by year we have continued to increase our Business, and this year we have been obliged to open large Premises in Pontypridd for our country Patronage, in order to avoid the overcrowding and incon- venience experienced during the past year at Duke-street Studio, and also to bring about the Quicker dispatch of orders entrusted to us. We quote our Prices fearlessly, knowing that they are the lowest that can be consistent with Photographs WORTHY OF THE NAME. TOUTS respectfully. A. LAWRENCE, Managing Partner for Cardiff and District. Pro A. & G. TAYLOR. Buke-street, Cardiff and Market-square, Ponty- Ipridd Studios open daily 9 till 6. CABINETS. Per "A-doz. '.y-doz. a. d. H. d. d. Figures 15 0 10 0 7 6 Vignettes 18 0 12 0 3 6 Children 18 0 12 0 8 6 "Group df'2 17 0 11 0 3 6 Bo.Sor-morc. it 0 12 6 8 6 .0 sfciRTBS- DE-V ISPTE. Per doz. £ -doz. s. d. -B. d. 6. d. •Figures GO 4 0 'J 6 Vi;»llettes 7 0 4 6 :1 0 'Children 7 0 4 6 3 0 'Group of"2 7 0 '4 6 C 0 8 0 5 0 P J-70
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SHOOTING S EA-SO N. S M O K E L;IKS"S CART RiPDG:ES. 10s. -per 100. BREECH -LOADING U N B., ;From 70s. bo £ 50. Our own make. F OOTBA Ji L SEAS CTN SEND FOR PIUCE LIST. .JERSEYS tJ-N ALL COLOURS. [21 rjl jpAGE ^TOOD AND (Opposite the Castle), CARDIFF. THE < CARDIFF pEKEECT ^IIRIFT gUIIiBING gOClETY. Registered Office: 11, £ T.,3.OHN'B SQUARE, CAUDIFF Subscriptions received at the District Office, ewry Tuesday, from 7.30 to 8.30 p.m. DISTKICTIQFPIOE COFFBE TAVERN, IIOI^FON- ROAD, BARRY DOCK. SECIJETAJP.V — Mr. PHILLIP HARS'ST, 10, (Cecil-street, Beath, Cardiff. -DIKECTORS->—Air. J. REES, 4, Iddesleigh-stre^ and Mr. \W. LLEWELLYN WILLIAMS, South Wales Star, Cadoxton. [ItT/ 3 jJJEETfYE AND O WL AI £ glUiB.ING latOCIET-Y. Chairman — Mi;, Alderman .WILLIAMS, J.P., Gwaelodygay&a rHouse, Mertliyr Tydlil. ;1 LOANS ADVANCED IN -SUMS FROM 'J 'TO £ 10,000 1 JEasy Re paymeofcs ia 3 to 17 Yeaso—Favourable I Redemption Terms—STtmost -Seerecj—Loans on Gildings in Prog.r..css-No "Managecisnt Charges. Prospectus and iimther particulars may be ^btained free on application to the;L<?cal Agents. Messrs. DAVID JONES:and Co., AccQcntants and Estate Agents, 56, Cadoxton. [35 ALL VISITORS TO CARDIFF Should Pay a Visit to the WORLD'S pAIR, Adjoining Great Western Station, Penarth-road. ^D MISS ION "piREE. ALL KINDS OF AMUSEMENTS. OPEN J] VERY E VENING. FREE. FREE. FREE. [226 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE CORPORATION, (F.tfablt'fhed by Royal Charter, A.D. 1730.) FOR SEA, FIRE, LIFE, AND ANNUITIES Agtnts for Bridgend and Vicinity- jyjEssRs. Wl\l. WILLIAMS & SON DUNRAVEN PLACE. BRIDGEND. [124 rp O X T I N E ASSURANCE. THE great obstacle to the universal adoption of Life Assurance amongst salaried -officials is the fact that in most offices premiums remain payable during the whole period of life, long after the productive years have passed, thus becoming a serious burden, whilst, at the same time, the surrender value are so entirely disproportionate to the amount paid as premium that payment can only be discontinued at very serious loss. For instance, persons who are entitled to retire with pensions from their employment constantly find them- selves obliged to remain at their posts, being otherwise unable to provide from their lessened income the necessary sum for the maintenance of their whole life policies. These obstacles are overcome by the Tontine Policies issued at ordinary life rates fyy the EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES. The Society's Policies, with Twenty Year Tontine Periods now maturing, show (after furnishing protec- tion for twenty years) a return in every case of more than the total amount paid in premiums. All Twenty Year Endowments show u. return of the premium paid, with interest at rates between 6 and 7 per cent. per annum. SEND FOR PROSPECTUS TO EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES, BANK-BUILD INGS. ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF WM. TRIGG S, MANAGER. MIEI IMMEDIATELY 1MZ FROM .£10 TO £ 5,000 AT LOWER INTEREST THAN OTHERS. TO Ladies and Gentlemen, Noblemen, Clergymen, Schoolmasters, Clerks, Officers, Gentlemen's Servants, and others in good sffcnations," Farnrers, Gardeners, Carriers, Tradesmen, Cab Proprietors, Shopkeepers, Lodging-house Keepers, Private House- he., d-ers, and .others, on their own security, without bondsmen, on Note of Hand alone: repayir.-ents ar- ranged to suit borrowers' own convenience:: oin- -'ntttnications -strictly private and confidential no genuine application refused, and honourable and -slraighf forward actions guaranteed.—Intending bor- ■ rnvvc-fi. «re invited, before applying elsewhere, to call t r .writoito .actual lender, MR. B. EDWARDS, 7. UNION-STREET, HEREFORD. Town oc country; distance no object. Letttrsiim- mediately attended to. Established 1864. [56. THE CADOXTON AND BARRY SILL-POSTING & ADVERTISING GllutIJID. •)PFIC!3K:: 12, VERB ST., CADOXTON. XT AVE the 'Largest and Jiest Bill pasting fl. Stations in the District Large Hoaardiags near the;Cadoxton, iBarry Dock, and Barry Rail-' way Stations. ■ESTIM\ATKS< SIVEX FOB DISPLAYING POSTEBB. All work. carefully attended to. Communications, to be addressed to the Secretary. [jfffle mm MMI -J 1'UHRT.V VE<TKTAT?M' Perfectly ILURIOIEI^. 1 JVi'll rertnce fn'iii two to live .t- X ftifcISt .pounds per week wtson t ho fHi?) I fowl in the sfmnsirlt. pre- ;Pnt.'sol<i by Chi'tttirf-i. Son t i! xm*4>lanic Medicins Co., •> JTew Oxford-stceet, Vr London, W.C. j I • .I.IIIIIII»».JI I 1.1 111 .in IIIIMl II.I I im—,111-1 "m I I y«EOISTEREt^RADE MARK. Great Half-yearly Sate of General Drapery AT LESSENED PRICES. WILL COMKKiCE ON MONDAY, JULY 4th, 1892, AND BE CONTINUED THROU^IiGUT THE MONTH. j p grand Collecti-oa of Mantles, Capes, Jackets, Cloaks, toshes, Jerseys, Costumes, ifre., -e,t Clearing | ^"iceis. Special Lot of Ladi&s'Blouses (new shape), with Fri;l aj:o Cuff in Muslin Delaine, Zephyr, <ic ,at Is. ll^d., Ss. 6f-d.,and 2s. llfd; worth double. Higii.«elass Ladies' Silk and Satin Spouses, in j^ackajEd Colours. 6s. lid., 8s. lid., and 10s. lid.: see Reduction* of Ladies' Shoi' Silk Skirts, ,7s. lid. *• lid., 10s. 11<1. woh»"th Double. Our w<t-Jl-kuown Irish Hand-Made Ladies' Underclothing at cleari#^ prices. Natural Wool Undfe#«ik)thing Suniniei Wear, very special jpxices. Children's and Maids' (raroiiejttit-* in Jackets. Marji les, Cajies, jJi&efers. j °8tmnes, efes., at reduced pri«ee. A full range of all sizes iu the New JBishop Sleeve Watteau ts in indies, Misses, and Children's, ^very Piece throughout our Popular Kancy Dress Depai-tment redus^.f for Sale. A lot of Doable-width Dress Faibjics in assoited Stripes, Checks, and Heather Mixtures— Lot l,-=-)fJfd. per yard, regular value 12fd. per yard, Lot 2.—^IHtto, Double-width, New Patterns, 12:}d.: regular value letd, Lot 3.-mtto, a large selection of Patterns and Styles, Double-width All-Wool Frcnsh Fabric, gx If Is. i|d., average value 2s. Jj|d. I Lot 1.—New P#fct,3rns in Muslin Delaines, Light and Dark Ground?, Bid.; regular value 121,1. Lot 2.- Do. do, do. 9 £ d.; do. 15Jd. I..ot 3.- do. do. 12i-d.; do. l8id. "Joshing Dress Fab.rJé; in the Fashionable Black Navy Grounds— Lot 1.— 34d. yard; regular value 64d. yard. Lot 2 4td. do. 7id. Lot 3.—Printed Sai/tseens, 6Jd. do. 9fd. A special lot of Embroidered Robes to clear at 21s. lid. and 29s. lid,, less than manufacturers' prices. «le Linen and Plain Drapery at manufacturers' li^t prices. A lot of Umbrella* and Sunshades at at pricss. Special lines in Laces, Gloves, Hosiery, and Trimming. Oar Challenge (Dent's) Kid Gloves e7ery pair guaranteed, full range of colours and sizes. Carpets, Linoleums, Rugs, Squares, etc., 2* prices'. Lot of long Laee Curtains in White and Ecru, taped edges, 12fd., 15$d., lgjd., Is. lljd., 2s. llfd., 3s. ^|d., 3s. ll|d., 4s. £ *fd., and 4s. llfd. Write for Catalogues of Particular*— JOHN JAMES & CO., 29. and 30, High-street, and 30, 32 and 34, Castle Arcade, ■; CARDIFF. [297. I. Jotham & Sons, 26 & 27, ST. MARY STREET, CARDIFF. JOTHAM & SONS. Spring aiid Summer Clothing. JOTHAM & SONS. JOTHAM & SONS. The largest Stock JOTHAM & SONS. JOTHAM & SONS.. And best value ever JOTHAM & SONS. JOTHAM & SONS. Produced. JOTHAM & SONS. JOTHAM & SONS. Separate Rooms on Ground Floor JOTHAM & SONS. JOTHAM & SONS. For Juvenile Department. JOTHAM & SONS. JOTHAM & SONS. Over 14,000, fourteen thousand square feet of JOTHAM & SONS. Show Rooms. Woollen merchants, flatters, Hosiers, and General Outfitters, 26 & 27, ST. MARY STREET, CARDIFF. ———— [187 Established 1888 (63 years.) JESSE WILLIAMS' SPRING MEDICINES. BLOOD MEDICINE (J. W. & Co), composed of the best Alterative, Purifying, and Tonic Medicines. It contains Iodide of Potass. Sarsa- parilla, Quinine, and other Resolvent and Cleansing Medicines. As a Cleanser and Purifier of Blood, no better medicine can be made. It may be taken with safety by the most delicate constitution. Does not upset the stomach, and is safe., certain, and speedy. Is. per bottle, three for 2s. 6d. Park Hall Buildings, Cardiff. SALINE POWDER (J. W. & Co.) One or two teaspoonsful dissolved in half a tumbler of water makes a sparkling Acidulated Draught, which is pleasant, cooling, and refreshing. It cures Headaches, Lassitude, Biliousness, Feverish- ness, and allays Thirst. It is a cooling and blood- purifying Medicine. In Jib and lib. tins, at 9d, 2 and Is. 5d in bottles, at Is. or in bulk, at Is. 4d. per lb., at Park Hall Buildings, Cardiff. SULPHUlt TABLETS (J. W. & Co.) in packets 6d. each, or 2s. per lb. A perfect portable substitute for the time-honoured Brimstone and Treacle. These tablets contain Flower of Salphnr, Cream of Tartar, and Sugar. Every bit as good and much more pleasant t £ an Brimstone and Treacle. Sulphur Lozenges (J. W. Sc Co.) are similar, only they are smaller in size and are oval instead of square. Sulphur Lozenges, 43,-d. per box, at Park Hall Buildings, Cardiff. PODOPHYLLIN AND QUININE PILL. The JL remedy for Liver and Kidney trouble. Each pill is coated with isinglass, so that it is perfectly soluble and tasteless. 10.id., by post Is. Jesse Williams' Medicine for Indigestion promptly relieves wind, spasms, acidity, amd the usual symptoms of indigestion. Is., bgrpost Is. 3d.. at Park Hall Buildings. JESSE WILLIAMS, pARK H ALL BUILDINGS, CARDIFF. [16.0 -R I Ei I tot, -410 L;. not E C' o,trg -a 6 d 'helr own NURSE TH OPA PSON',S Vi ,j C C'N u i r4 t mpson. ',HE 517-E i RIT,' S i Ird Patent. M,C",jcine, Ve ,ndors, ¡ 1 WIL^ iConsumption if calcojj -early anil con tinned lwifcli unti tii1 >#;<*titut.ion is thoruMgiy restored. l'!tQuu..t!d.l of young w-oiuttjr. ..tie uunuaUy by 4 this simple, yet the most of medicines, Mood becomes iuifeured, hence •teo-V M?;.ifoe luiig'n and otlter ititjssam naturally follow, "V" THOMPSON'S PILLS are specially suited for all XI y.w.1.regnrdless of ajre. TJ>p taking ot those jaedicinej iid vci'tiswi viw t-'e cure of disfsfderi both sexes have jj^oduced the most iiilft!>'jiing: results therufose, NURSE THOateSON'S PILLS siiojjl*1 be every lady's luedLeiw^for all purposes Note trow 2 correspondent I jjjust thank you, a3al con Erratulate tny ,.WIg-hter, ajred 25, upon a marvellous improve- ment iu boiiiij'^alth and personal appearance. Five months [liro her conditio was such as to excite not only pity, e-:it ilanii, amongst Uxose inti rested in her welfare. We yaice h'urse J'ompson' £ f ills a fair trial, and, from a girl of fecbk' strength and sickly jewmplexion, she has developed into a rosy- i^VJd \vell-develop«i jEvtjng woman." jj ??ic above is an of thousaiulg of *unilar letters re- } by us. TilpY THEM for H<3&&.4-che, Pains in the Back or Limbs, I ^aiUvK^ss, Sickness, Gt&'iSmfSt Languor, Constipation, Flush- ng-s of JIeat, Palpitation, fijiiigestion, Change of Life, Swollen limbs, at/i 1 all other IHRBOyiiAlirTfKS. [256 J I JJ00PER A CERTIFIED UNDERTAKERS AND COM ¡ PLETE FUNERAL FURNISHERS. I The Beat and Cheapest in the District for alii Classes of Funeral Cars, Hearses, Sholiibiera, Mourning Cosoheg, at Mayne, Hoopar & Cen Hifh'gtreet, Barry { and at 30, Windsor-road Penarth. [62 ATHLETIC SPORTS 0 PRim 7 THE LARGEST AND BEST IN WALEI,4. Acq ———— KDBIXG NO RUBBISH KEPT. ESENTS, IMOJJIAL LATE, ANY ARTICLE 0 and EXCHAXGED Y GIFTS IF NOT in APPROVED SILVER ELECTRO OF. E. 3 qd 4, St. Mary-st., /-?/ iCARMFF. /0/ Why Go to London and Elsewhere, a.nd Pay Double. HARRY WINSTONE, JUNIOR, SILVERSMITH, Dealer in Works of Art, 54, BRIDGE-STREET, CARDIFF. OLD GtOIJD AND SILVER BOUGHT. I am prepared to Buy for Cash any of the follow- ing :—Antique Silver and Plate, Old China, Coins, 'Cut-Glass, SBattersea Enamel Boxes, &c., kc. Hav- ing a largeisonnection amongst collectors, &cc., I am prepared to pay the highest prices for the above. BANKERS LLOYDS, LIMITED, CARDIFF. [210 NOTICE TO VISITORS I S S M {J in G A N, THE STAR RESTAURANT, (WELSH SPOKEN) QUEEN-STREET J^RCADE. THE BEST HOUSE IX CARDIFF FOR A GOOD DINNER OR TEA. DINNERS FROM 6D. TEA!;FROhll 4]). ICE-CREAMS AND SWEETS. ;0 0 M E AND S 1E E. OPPOSITE ST. JOHN'S CEURCH, IN THE ARCADE. [162 a. J. ROBERTS & CARVERS AND GILDEBSJ, pHJNJRE F R-,kX-,t JYJANUFACTRTJJRJSRS ARIWbSTS' COLOURMXEN, AND FINE ART DEAISRS, 35 R°YAL ^JARMFK. HAYES .t K D '1 THE OLDBS? FINE ART ESTABLISHMENT f:¥ I WALES. NO BRANCH ES. "20S j CYCLES ON EASY. TERMS I ginger's, Humber's, Excelsior's, J Centaurs, Ivels, &c. • REPAIR^, PLATING, I AND ENAMELLING. MEAGEl BROiS., I 10^ CASTLE-ROAD, CARDIFF. 1242 ADELINA Pianofortes. > cn c+ as Ü £'Q cn Go CI:S Q) so$ Cl r:; ;j d (1) P:> 00 (fJ 0 P:> -+J en CHEAPEST, WELL-SEASONED, GOOD TONE, DURABLE AND Y .:TJANT PIANOFORTES 1' :-} Edward B. BRADER, 5, Church Street, Cardiff. PIANOFORTES BY BROADWOOD, COLLARD AND COLLAItD, BRINSMEAD, and all the Lead- ing English and Foreign Makers. Tuning and Repairs of all Instruments carefully undertaken. ESTABLISHED 1840. [171 THE WITCpLL PEL, BARRY-ROAD, CADOXTON. BILLIARDS. PROPRIETOR :— B. HODDINOTT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WINE AND SPIRIT, ALE, AND PORTER MERCHANT. CONVEYANCES LEI ON HIRE. [17 ROYAL HOTEL, CORNER OF BARRY-ROAD AND MAIN-STREET, CADOXTON-JUXTA-BARRY. JflAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTFX, CENTRAL, AND PLEASANTLY SITUATED. GOOD STABLING. FRED C. WILLIAMS I 114] PROPRIETOR. I DUIRAVM-PLACE REFRESHMENT ROOMS. (Near the Now Bridge, BRIDGEND.) HOT JJIWNEBS DAILY, ELL AIRED BEDS. 33] HENRY BALL. j gHAFTESBURY fJ^EMPERANCE H OTEL. (jADOX't'OX. B ARRY. (One illitiixte. from Railway Station). PROPRIETORS DAVIES AND LEWIS. This Establishment, prominently situate in the centre of Cad ox ron, afforde every conveiiiesice to Visitors and Commercial Gentlemen. Strict attention paid to the comfort of Guiests who may rely upon eeesiring at all times ¡ J> E F R E S H M E N T S At an exceedingly Low Tariff, and SLL AfRBn gEDS. gPACIOUS -^y-ELL FiJliNISHED COMMERCIAL IVOX Also ASSEMBLY ROOM, j Suitable for Club Maetingti, Rehearsals. &c. J TEA PARTIES CATERER) FOR. [141 ) VICTORIA DINING ROOMS, HOLTON ROAD, BARRY DOCK HOT DINNERS DAILY. Accommodation for Well-Atred Beds. PROPPIETOR-el. F. ROSSER. f1 ESPLÂNADE HOTEL, PORTHCAWL. 100 ROOMS. ELECTRIC LIGHT. Also MARINE HOTEL and TERRACE of ) FURNISHED HOUSES and APARTMENTS Tensi* Courts. Inclnsi ve hotel terms, 7s. 6d. per day: after May 1st, 10s, 6d.. Above arc the only hotels with sea frontage at Potihcawl. and are the nearest to the golf links. Visitort' subscription to golf club 5s. per week, 10r. 6d. per Ukmth. Exceptionally healthy and invigorati»g*climate. Dry, sandy soil. 220] Apply MANAGERESS, Cadoxton Christian Mission (UNSECTARIAN), MARKET-HALL. SERVICES every Sunday as follows :— 11 a.m.; 6.30 p.m. SCHOOL, 2.30. Adults and Children who do not attend any Scbppl are earnestly In vited to Attend. ¡ MR. J. THOMAS, EVANGELIST, j PLEASE READ THIS! i It concerns you, if you want to buy in the Cheapest and Best Market. jyjASTERS AND CO. (THE CARDIFF CLOTHIERS) ARE NOW SHOWING A LARGE STOCK OF CLOTHING OF EVERY. DESCRIPTION FOR GENTS, YOUTHS, and BOY S, FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR. M ASTERS AND CO. never had a better selection than they have to-day Their unrivalled STOCK OF CLOTHING, HATS, &c., for the present time of the year is the best evidence of their enterprise, experience, and efficiency. At MASTERS & CO.'s Establishments Economy and Excellence go hana in hand, and the result is Universal Satisfaction. EVERY GARMENT IS GUARANTEED FOR WEAR. GOODS TO ORDER ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. PERFECT FIT IS GUARANTEED. ONE TRIAL is sufficient to prove the Superiority of- MASTERS and CO.'s CLOTHING. V NOTE THE ADDRESSES 29 and 30, St. Mary Street, 1 A DI F 292, Bute-street, I CARDIFF, 1, St. John's Square, J £ 52 WENVOE ARMS HOTEL, OPPOSITE CADOXTON RAILWAY STATION, CAD OXTON. FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL. E Elf' EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR TRAVELLERS AND VIS/TORS, Goun STAHL/NG, <fc Proprietor :-HENRY CHAPPELL. THE SHIP HOTEL, BARRY, FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL. t?IV MINUTES' WALK FROM BARRY RAILWAY STATION 00 -A œ B rib- < ¡.¡ p H A.VTS .v BEEN ENTIRELY REBUILT IS NOW OPENED FOR VISITORS. SPECIAL TEEMS FOR. PRIVATE APARTMENTS FOR CAPTAINS AND FAMILIES ;39J A M. LEICESTER, Proprietress. NOW OPEN HARRYS PEL AND RESTAURANT, COFFEE, GUTLL, AKO DINING-ROOMS. Every Accommodation for Visitors AT MODERATE CHARGES. ¡ CLOSE TO I Barry Dock and Railway f Station. J [247 J I¡ BUILDING SOCIETY j ESTABLISHED 1831. IXCOKPOBATED 1874. 1 DIRECTORS i Mr. WM. GRIFFITHS, nark House, Cardiff, Chairman. Mr. J. MORGAN, Llantrisant, Vice-chairman. Mr. DANIEL WILLIAMS. Glasfryn, Pontypridd. Mr. JAMES RICHARDS, Trcforeat Mr. RICHARD ROGERS, Pontypridd. Mr. RICHARD LEWIS, C.C., Boot Depot, Tony- pandy. REV. WM. PARRY. Tag-street, Pontypridd. Solicitors—Messrs. SPICKETT A: SOXS, Court V House, Pontypridd. | /Surveyor—Mr. T. ROWLAND, Pontypridd. Advances made on Mortgage in sums varying from igIOU to 91,000, repayable in monthly or quarterly instalments. MORTGAGE AND SURVEY FEES PAID BY THE SOCIETY. Advances made on the Shortest Notice. Ffurther particulars apply to the Secretary, MR. H. S. J)AVIES, „ TOWN HALL CHAMBERS, '15] PONTYPRIDD