The Cambrian News and Merionethshire Standard

OCSFS TO 3F Lv V, APARTMENT WANTED HOFFSKS WANTKO APARTMENT TO BE LET SITUATIONS WAN- I MISCELLANEOUS WANTED SITUATIONS VAOAVI; i Ar.TMLESLoSTANDFoUNB NO One Six Nine Thirteen Words. Insertfou -loyrt'CME Insertions Insertion 'Insertions ~7, D. ~e a. d. a. d. a. d 21 -2 < 3 6 4 6 5 0 28 116 4 6 5 6 7 0 35 2 0 0 6 6 8 0 42 2 6 1 1 7 0 j 8 0 8 0 49 3 0 d 0 7 8 8 6 9 6 CBSNTELL SERVANTS' REGISTRY, 8, 0 Brynmair. Tovvyw- North Wales. p496 EDICAL. a well educated youth as pupil-Apply to Dr Evans, Blaenau. Festiniog. Pob" WANTED, a gorH gHneral servant, at once. —Apply, William. New Inn, Cymmer, Rhondda Valley. p3Sl T7OREIGN POSTAGE STAMPS.—Wanted | 0id collections or old stamped envelopes.—J. F old collections or old stamped envelopes.—J. Lascelles, Machytd eth. p:60. BARMOUTH.—Wanted an apprentice to the printing trad-.—Apply, at "Cambrian Kews c, Office, 1, Beacu Road. NFURNTSHE \) HOUSE wanted-on LJ the Coast, with stabb, coach house, a little land, near fishing, from 25th March next. All particulars to Jones & Son, upholsterers, Oswestry. 1 p573 ANTED, a hmuvt~and active young man as an Improver iw th? grocery trade.—Apply, at once, toStar Tea Co Ltd., 11 Great Delegate street, Aberystwyth. P5111)7 AN-TED, a Lock-up Shop in Great VV Darkgate-street or Terrace-road from the 1st of May next.—For particulars apply J. Levenson, Magnet-buildings, HIJJ.FR Rhyl. P'>79 W" ANTED, u^dTtely, hT~Preparatory School wood plain c ok as second cook. Strong active, capable and i-ruafwori-hy. Wages £ 20 and all found. Scullery maid kept d-Iress, Mrs Wilkinson, Wayuflete, Durdhm Down, p535 WANTED, Ladles and Gentlemen to send their books to be Vmnd to the Cambrian News Office, Aberystwyth Br oks bound from one shilling upwards. AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER desires daily teaching ruf.-age-nent in Barmouth, or neighbourhood. Subjects English, French, German, (elementary). Piano, Singing, O.-awinc,Painting. Would start painting class for ladle-. Still life FndILiiidscape. Well recommended.—Address, Miss Austin. 167, Hither Green Lane, Lewis, am, London, S.E. p572 LLANGELYNTX SCHOOL BOARD. RHOSLEFAN BOARD SCHOOL. WANTED, to commence duties January 7th, 1895, a Certificated or Provisionally Certifi- cated Master. Salary C(,O, Applications, with copies of not more than three rt-.ce' t testimonials, to be sent oa or before December 20th t •• \Y. LLOYD, School Board Officer, tv,:i0. Llwyngwil, R.S.O., Merioneth, ^0 be ;Cet 14 House to b't, unfurnished, at m t j Bryntin'on Ter^ac-5, Criccieth.—Apply to Dr Evans, Blaenau Fest;ui,!g. p561 TO LET, House and Shop, 38, Terrace Road. Possession as soon as repairs and alterations now in progress are completer:. — For particulars apply, Cambrian News Office, Mill-street, Aberystwyth. PUBLIC and Private Apartments. Good Accommodation for Visitors. Close to the Rail- war Statien.-Address, Mrs Lloyd, Newry House, 2, George Street, Aberystwytm o996 O BE LET, in the best pnrt of Dolgelley, a food Dwelling Home, 4 Urge Bedrooms. Bath Room, Parlour, Kitchen, Pantry Yard, and Coal Cellars-Good SaD ita: y order Water Supply, and W.C. Apply, W. Jones, Associate Sanitary Institute (LonclOD), Dolgelley. p 545 YNYSLAS GARDENS. THE above gardens TO BE LET with possession on January 1st, 1S95, in extent 2 acres containing 3 vineries, 2 cucumber houses, 1 peach house, 1 tomato house, and sood dwelling house and premises.—Apply to J. Hughes Jones, Aberdovey. p571 be olb UT FLOAVERS, PLANTS, &c., for SALE. —Apply to the Gardener, Queen's Hotel, Aberystwyth. o455 QR SALE, about fifteen tons perfectly- harvested Meadow H\V, a Farm Cart nearly new, also useful and handsome Cart Mare.-Apply, Penual Tower, Machynlleth. p 544 ORSALK ABERYSTWYTH, 2 New and OR SALE, AB _F substantially built freehold dwelling houses, 9 and 10 rooms, ready for occupation Rented at £ 20. Annlv to J. J. Griffiths, Auctioneer and House —APPIY 500 Agent. L X^IREVVOOD, FIREWOOD, FIREWOOD ] r Truck loads of round O-ik Billit, Firewood cut to sl-o-t lengths. 22s per ton dalivered at Aberystwyth. -AMros. M^GER. AkrgyaoKvya S„V Mill, Abergynalwyn, near Towyn. P O BE SOLD by private treaty, the lease of the Chancellerie, No 2, South Marine Terrace. The House to be let with immediate possessiou. -Apply to E. Ellis, Ati,-tioneer. TTPBE SOLD, cheap, akwo wheel pony trap, with cushions compl te. Also OIL cart, both equal to new. :Apply to J. G. i^ams, Coachbuilder, Aberystwyth. 1 ABERYSTW YTII. rno BE SOLD BY PRIVATE TREATY I Three newly and substantially-built Lease 10 Dive Pin" bouses in good position. Apply° to Messrs Daniel, Son, ana Meredith. antioneers, Aberystwyth. PF^ HE DREMYN ACH, BARMOUTH. -IC)n SALE by Priv? e treaty, the Freehold Property known as HENDREMYNACH (occu- pied by Mrs Harrison), together with Hcndremynach Farm and other property (including a large number of excellent Building Sites). => F The whole Property comnmros a spleudia view of Cardigan Bay and the C-.mnrv mshire and Merioneth- shire Mountains, and is iiii, (Itialled by any property in the locality for its sheltered and picturesque position. Fcr furtner particulars appT tr°,VT>1T„ G. I YL?JS, Solicitor, Barmouth. 3th November, 1S94. P482 TARPAULINS. 171 OR Railway Trucks, Thrashing Machines, 1 Engines, Waggons, Van Tilts, &e. »ater- proofed by our Patent Proces, the Market), also Canvass Rick Cloths for Hav and Laik Stacks, and Waggons Agente wanted in unrepre- sented districts.-E. Parnall & Co., Watcrpiooicis, I Ledminster, Bristol. f-i U C T H WVLES PHEASANTRIES AND SHOOTING KENNELS, TV, cartVi Llmio Road, R.S.O Telegrams, "Argoed, Tre-M-on" Dogs Sold, Walked and Broken. All Dogs offered t Sale-,re Warranted to be thoroughly Broken. Book your orders early for Eggs to prevent disappointment. Birds supplied for turning down or for penmug up from the oki Jfavk-neckod variety, if preferred. The Garth game food ,s the 'uid cheapest in the market. Price List of D. W I: UI.di'I al£B B2 AuctiOll- aber^SI%YTHT SALE OFHOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MESSRS DANIEL, SON, & MEREDITH JJVLL will sell by Auction at the Aberystwyth Sale Rooms and repository, during January next A large assemblage of valuable Household Furniture including Drawingfand Dining Room Suites, Mahogany rabies, Bedroom Effects, &c. &c. émntù£ JlbbtCB,SC£ TAIJSN^I^VATFHOTEL, BORTH. Proprietress J. RKKS. The above Hotel is situated near the beach, and close to the Railway Station. Teas and Luncheons on the shortest notice. Terms moderate. Golfers and others will find every accommodation at the above Hotel. MACHINERY BELTING. ENDLESS BELTS for Thrashing Machines and Portable Engines in Leather, India Rubber, or Red Cotton. Qrder direct, and save 25 per cent.— E. Parnall and Co., Manufacturers, Bedminster, Bristol. MILK BUSINESSES MILK BUSINESSES. MR R. FOX, the well-known Cowkeepers' and Dairymen's Agent, and Auctioneer (Es- tablished 1859) has a good selection of over 200 genuine dairies for sale, with or without stock, from F,50 to E10,000, in all parts ofLondon and suburbs. Intending purchasers before decid ing on a business should call at his office, No 11, Caledonian Road. King's Cross. London, 5 minutes from Euston Station, N.B. No charge to purchasers. 663. LOTICR The Misses REES, Lapidaries and Jewellers, beg to announce that they have removed their Stock from No. 14 to No. 12 Marine Terrace, during alterations. p.539 CLOSE OF THE SEASON. PIANOS PIANOS!! PIANOS!! THIS SEASON'S PIANOS BY THE BEST LONDON MAKERS, RETURNED FROM HIRE, AT LESS THAN COST PRICE FOR CASH, OR SOLD ON ARNFIELD'S EASY PURCHASE SYSTEM AT THE DOLGELLEY & BARMOUTH MUSIC WAREHOUSES. p 414 PIANOS, ORGANS, AND HARMONIUMS, TUNED AND REPAIRED TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF A FAST INCREASING CONNECTION. MRS ARNFIELD Has the pleasure of announcing that she has made arrangements with Z, MR PYEMONT OF LONDON, To visit Aberystwyth, Macbynlleth, Towyn, and Neighbourhood, every other Month. All communications to ARNFIELD'S MUSIC WAREHOUSES, Dolgelley and Barmouth. p415 PARISH AND DISTRICT COUNCILS ELECTIONS. ANY PRINTING REQUIRED 1:\ CONNECTION WITH THE ABon; ELECTIONS MAY BE OBTAINED UPON THE SHORTEST NOTICE, AND AT MODERATE PRICES AT THE CAMBRIAN NEWS OFFICE ABERYSTWYTH. BALLOT PAPERS, COUNTING SHEETS, NOMINATION PAPERS, &c., NECESSARY FOR CONDUCT)NC P.VRI-II CONSENT, RuR %L DISTRICTS, AND GUARDIAN AND lnn_\N BISTBICT COUNCILS ELECTION ,Saltz bp Attcticii. SMITHFIELD, ABERYSTWYTH. MR J. E. JAMES will hold a sale at the above place, On Monday, January 7th, 2535, Of Horses, Cattle, sheep, Pigs, &c. The Auctioneer begs to request Farmers and Other* to send in their entries early to his offices, ND. 12, North Parade. p463 MEETINGS, (Entertainment, &r. ENCririSlfBAPTlST CHAP E lT; j ALFRED PLACE, ABERYSTWYTH. A Public Tea Meeting and Literary and Musical Enterbinmerl will be held at the above place on NEW YEAR'S DAY, JANUARY 1ST, 1S95. Tea on the Tables at four o'clock. Chairman—RKV T. WILLIAMS, B.A., PASTOR. Tea and Entertainment, Is. p5-tS CYMRU FYDD ABERYSTWYTH, THE SOCIETY meets on Friday evening the 14th inst at S o'clcck at the Corn Market Hail, when a paper will be read by Mr William Griffith, Waterloo Hotel, upon The Solution of the Licensing Question." Discussion will follow. p578 ENGLISH PRESBYTERIAN CHtltCH, ABERYSTWYTH A SALE OF WORK In aid of the new Schoolroom lin connection with the above Church, will be held in THE ASSEMBLY ROOMS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30th, 1896. To be opened Dr T. D. HARRIES, Mayor. p;),t6 Mor 0 Gan /l\ Yw Cymru Gyd. CYNHKLIR Eisteddfod Gadeiriol YN CEINEWYDD. YN MIS AW ST NESAF (1893). Prif Destynau— Corau heb fod dan SOiin meWD rhif, "We never will bow down" (Judas Maccabeus); "Y G nanwyu (Gwilim Gwent). Gwobr £ 50. a f2 2s. yr un i Arweinwyr y Corau aflwyddianus. Parti Gwrywaidd, heb fod dan 24ain mewn rhif, V Gof (D. Jenkins, Mils. Bao.). Gwobr JE10, a :Cl. yr un i Arweinwyr y partiau aflwyddianus. Corau heb fod dan 30ain na thros 45ain mewn rhif, Y r Arglwydd yw fy Mugail" (Dr Parry). Gwobr Corau Merched, heb fod dan 24ain mewn rhif, Y Deryn Pur (D. Emlyu Evans). Testun y Gadair :—Pryddest, heb fod dan 300 o linsllau, ar Heddwch." Gwobr f,3 3s. a Chadair yr Eisteddfod. Bydd rhestr gyflawn o'r testynau, &c., yn barod erbyn y laf o lonawr, 1895, a gellir eu cael drwy ddanfon dau Stamp Ceioiog at JAMES LENA-IS, Ysgrifenyddion E. J. DAN-IES, Rhag. 10, 1894. [Pri(lfi 1.Ç05tt Jounl), &z. -r- LOST, on November 27th, in the neighbour- hood of Talybont, a black and tan sheep bitch. A reward will be given for her return.—Apply, E- Richards, Mynydd Gorddu, Talybont, R.S.O., or Cambrian Ncilis office, Aberystwyth. p576 HLRABE Jlbbrtgges BRICKS AND PIPES. THE FEXN'S BANK BRICK & TILE Co., LIMITED. Offices SALOP HOUSE, OSWESTRY, HAVE a large stock of BUILDING BRICKS and AGRICULTURAL DRAIN PIPES, and are in a position to execute large orders promptly. -Prices on application. Salesman for the Coast- J. LLOYD HART, Penrhyndeudraeth, p542] Merionethshire. CHKISTMAS SHOW OF MEAT. RICHAHD EDWARDS will show the 4 following fine stock at Christmas 3, 3-year old Shorthorn Oxen, fed and bred by E. Richards, Esq., Penuwch Fawr I Prime Black Heifer, bred and fed by W. Richards, Esq., Cwrt. 1, Prime Heifer, bred and fed by John Phillips, Esq., Trefaes. Several Prime Shropshire and Welsh Wethers, fed and bred by J. G. W. Bonsall, Fronfraith. Several Shropshire Down Sheep, fed and bred by E. Price, Esq., Morfa Mawr. Several Welsh Wethers from W. Richards, Esq., Cwrt. Several Welsh Wethers from Thomas Jones, Esq., Cwtneire. Besides a large number of pigs, etc., by well- n known feeders in the district. RICHARD EDWARDS has been success- ful in selecting the BEST ANIMALS from the FINEST STOCKS. All orders will be promptly attended to and charged at the lowest Market prices. CALL AND SEE THE SHOW OF MEAT. RICHARD EDWARDS, FAMILY BUTCHER, 31, Little Darkgate Street, ABERYSTWYTH. p569 Advertising & General BILL-POSTING -I STATIONS. THE ONLY PERMANENT POSTING STATIONS, IN ABERYSTWYTH. POSTING & CIRCULAR DISTRIBUTING. )NTRACTS taken f« >r every description of U Advertising, Circular distributing &c. &c. J. E. JONES, 14, PRINCESS STREET, 14, .PRINCESS fcSTEEET, i dlc bJ) Jltrcitcm PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. COUNTY OF MERIONETH. PARISH OF LLANDDWYWB-IS-Y-GRAIG. SALE of a VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM, tu.-ite within 61 miles of Harlech, 11 miles of 2 I )yffryn, and 5 miles of Barmouth, on the Cambrian Railway. \:[ ESRS W. DEW and SON will offer for 0/ SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION at the Cors-y- U dol Hotel, Barmouth. on MONDAY, December31st, 1S94, at ONE o'clock, all that valuable and con- ve.iently situated Freehold Farm, known as BENNAR ISAF, C mprisiug about 72 ',cres or Meadow and other land of xveptioual merit. "ÏL" some capable of jmprovment at iinall cosr. It is well supplied with water, and tif1 e are tine sheltering walls. li, Property lies close to the Cardigan Bay, and FROM it can be obtained n.ost pleasing views. Farther details vill be given in future adver- ti-i-mfnts and in the paiticulari of s'c in the MEAN- tnl" all information may be obtained of Messrs Lloyd- George and George, Solicitors, Criccieth and Port- In ,:JO, or of the Auctioneers, WeHfield, Bangor. 563 TM PORT ANT SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTY. PROPERTY. TO BE SOLD, pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Justice made in an Action Re Lluvd Edwards, deceased, Williams v. Trench, 1890, £ 2,239 with the approbation of Mr Justice KF kew ch, by [1HOIAS EVANS, the person appointed BY the said Judge, at the Tower Hotel, at Pwllheli, in the County of Carnarvon, On Wednesday, the 9th day of Jalluary, 1S9J, At 2 o'clock in the aiternoon precisely, in 4 Lots, c -rt <In Freehold Property, situate at Pwllheli, in the Par:s!I fit Denio, in the County of Carnarvon, com- prising 3 Freehold Messuages and Shops, situate in fligh Street, and numbered respectively 60, G2, and 6fi. and also a Freehold Farm, called Llainstabl, in the Parish of Llainestyn, in the County of Carnarvon, con- taining about 12 a. 1 r. 9 p. Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be had gratis of Messrs Western and Sons, 35, Essex Street, Strand, London, Solicitors of Messrs Bloxam, Ellisou, and Co., 1, Lincoln's Irn Fields, London, \V.C.. S olicitors of Alessis Bodvel Roberts and Son, Car- narvon, Solicitors of the Auctioneer, 1, Church Street, Pwliheli, and at tne place of Sale, and principal Hots-lsofthe District. p574 Public ctiatitt. COUNTY OF MERIONETH. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the .r Merioneth County Council have made an Order (subject to the provisions of the Local Government Acts, 1888 and 1894, and the Orders of the Local Government Board thereunder) of which the following IS a Copy THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1868. To the Dolgelley Rural District Council in the County of Merioneth. To the Overseers of the Poor of the Parish of Mallwyd iu the County of Merioneth. TO the Parish Council for the Parish of Mallwyd in the said County. To John Rowland" of Machynlleth in the County of Montgomery, Solicitor. ANd to all others whom it may concern. HEREAS the County Council for the County f Merioneth, on the sixth day of September, I ne thousand eight hundred and ninety-four, .■living received a memorial signed by O,ti,rs and Occupiers of property situate in the Parish of Mallwyd aforesaid praying that the said Parish should be converted into all Urban District, ordered a Local Inquiry to be made within the said Ptrish by three of its members, viz:—Councillors Henry Haydn Jones, Morris Thomas, and Enoch Lewis with a view of reporting to the Council as to the propriety of granting the application. AND WHEREAS the said Morris Thomas and Enoch Lewis two members of the Committee appointed by such order and hereinafter referred to as the Com- illitt held the Inquiry referred to therein at the Board Schoolroom, Dinasmaddwy, in the Parish, on Friday, i lie tifth day of October, one thousand eight hundred AN-: ninety-four, at the hour of six in the afterncon tne otices prescribed by the Local Government Board to be gi ven prior to the holding of enquiries under the 57th section of the Local Government Act, 1888, raying been given and published in the manner pre- scribed by the Order of the Local Government Board b aring date the twenty-second day of March, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-four. AND WHEREAS the said Committee reported to the said County Council that the promoters of the SAID p; oposalhadinadea prima facie case for the conver- sion of the said Parish of Mallwyd from a Rural into an Urban District, and they recommended the County il Council to make an order accordingly. NOW therefore in pursuance of the powers given by Section 57 of the Local Government Act, 188S, the said County Council hereby orders that the whole "i the Parish of ^Mallwyd aforesaid shall be an Urban District. AND it is hereby further ordered as follows :— That the number of members of the Urban District Council to be elected for the said Urban District shall be eleven. That the name of the said District shall be the MALLWYD URBAN DISTRICT." That John Rowlands, of Machynlleth, in the County of Montgomery, Solicitor, be apointed as Returning Officer for the purposes of first Election of an Urban District Council for the said Urban That this Order shall come into operation on the first day of March, one thousand eight hundred ahd ninety-five. J That the notice of the first Election of the Urban District Council for the said Urban District shall be published on the fifteenth day uf March, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-five. That the last day for nomination shall be the twentieth day of March, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-five, and that if the election shall be contested, the poll shall be held on the first day of April, one thousand eight hundred aud ninety-fi e, between the hours of 2 p.m. and Sp.m. On and after the day of the first meeting of the Urban District Council for the said Urban District all the rights, duties, capacities, liabilities, obligations, and property which are attaching to or vested in the Dolgelley Rural District Council shall so far as regards the said Parish cf Mallwyd pass to and vest in the said Urban District Council but until such day the SAID risrhts. duties, capacities, liabilities, obligations, MID property shall continue to be attached to iiil vested in the said Dolgelley Rural DISTRICT Council. Gi\d1 under th J Seal of the Merioneth County Council on the sixth day of December, one thousand eight HUNDRED and ninety-four. Scaled ivith the Common N. Se TL of the Merioneth F t r County Council in the ( I L.N. J presence of JF A OSMOND WILLIAMS, Chain.IN of the Merioneth County Council. EOBT. JONES, CH rk of the Merioneth County Council. AND NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN that copies of the scid Order may be inspected by any Owner i,r Ratepayer in any area affected by such Order at tfee Office of Mr Rowland Evans, assistant overseer, Dinas M IVDDWY, in the County ofMerione-h, between the hours of 10 and 4 p.m. on any day before the expiratt n of 14 days from the date of the publication of TO -s Notice. AN L> NOTICE IS HEREBY ALSO GIVEN t at any rime be:ove THE expiration of Six Weeks from the publication of this Notice, Printed copies of the eaid Ord r I! ill be supplied by me. the undersigned, to -Y Owner or Ratepayer in any area affected by suci, v; ,!• R upeu payment of three pence for each printed Copy. DAI I'U ti.i ■ 12ih <LI.v of Decemb; r, 1894. GNE-S, Clerk of the Merioneth County Council. i p 576 public ilotiic THE EMANCIPATION OF WOMEN" JL by J. GIBSON, Aberystwyth. New E-ition. Revised and Enlarged. Crown Svo. Cloth Covers Is., paper, 6d.-Orders to Cambrian New* Office, Aberysrwyth. MERIONETH QUARTER SESSIONS" NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the JJL next General Quarter Sessions of the Pr-ace ior the County of Merioneth will be held in the County Hal;, of Dolgelisy, in the said County, on Tuesday, the first day of January, 1SS5, at 10 30 a.m., when the Grand and Petty Jurors will be called and the Court will proceed to hear and determine all matters B-OUSVT before them in the following order—1,—In the trinl of prisoners. 2.—In the hearing of appeals. .-IL, hearing motions and in the transaction of SUA; otlur business as m,.y be brought before the Court. AND NOTICE IS HEREBY ALSO GIVEN that, all Grand and Petty Jurors, all persons bound by re- cognizance to prosecute and give evidence or surp -.lder in discharge of their bail, and all appellants, respon- dents and their witnesses, and all persona bound by re- cognizance in any civil proceeding arc to appear BE in attendance at the time and place aforesaid. Appeals to be heard must be entered with me not later than two o clock in the afternoon of the day pre- ceeding the Sessions. Dated this] Oth day of December, 1S9L ROBT. JOKES, Clerk of the Peace. p564 COUNTY OF fERIONETH. LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1888. "VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the JLN next Quarterly Meeting of the Standing Joint Committee of Quarter Sessions and County Council under Section 30 of the above Act, will be htld in the County Hall, at Dolgelley, in the said County on Tuesday, the first day of January. 1S95 at the hour of two in the afternoon, when the Committee will pro- ceed to the consideration of the business relating to the application ur management of the County Stock or Rate within the juris lictionofthe Commit-free under Sub Section 3 of Section 30 of the said Act, and all persons having any demand againat the Committee ,L.,e re- quested to forward particulars thereof in writing TO T^E County Treasurer at Dolgelley, cn or beloiethe :27t,1 instant. Dated this 10th day of December, 1S94 ROBT. JONES, Clerk to the said Committee. p 565 cnbrr, ^TO BUILDERS. rENDERS are invited for the erection of a JL Terrace of 10 Houses on the Penglaise Estate, Aberystwyth, for Mr Wm. Joneii, Plana and Specifications may be inspected at the office of the uadersigned on and after Monday.e 10th instant. Sealed Tenders to be sent to Mr Wm. Jones, 57, Auckland Street, Vauxhall, London, not later th"n Monday, the 24th instast. It is not to be unaentood that the lowest or any tender will necessarily be accepted. GEORGE JONES & SON, Gteorge Street, Architects and Surveyoi Aberystwyth, 6th Dec., 1894. ELECTION ^BBRESS. ELECTION OF GUARDIANS. TO THE ELECTORS OF No. 2 WARD, ABERYSTWYTH. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— Under the recent Loeal Government Act you arc- required to elect two Guardians of the Poor to repre- sent you on the Board of Guardians for the Aberyst- wyth Union. I beg to offer myself as a candidate for a seat cn the I Board. Boards of Guardians are entrusted with important duties in regard to A large number of the aged, the sick and the poor, in the performance of which the sympathetic interest and fostering c ire of women must be helpful. Hitherto no woman has occupied a seat on the Board for this Union. On similar Boards, whe; e women have been elected, their services have been appreciated, and it has been found that they are eminently fitted to discharge the duties which devolve upon Guardians of the Poor. I am well known to the poor of the town, and have for years taken an active part in the work of ameliorating their condition in various ways. The experience I have thus acquired would, I vpnture to think, be of some service in administrating the Poor Laws in this Union. The condition of the Inmates in the Workhouse requires the special attention of the Guardians; particularly Women Guardians, and efforts should be made to make the House comfortable and more attractive to those whose lot it is to be there con- fined. Similar efforts should also be made to reduce pauperism, and to teach habits of thrift and frugality to the poor, If elected I shall devote a considerable portion of my time and my best attention to the interests of the poor. and to the Ratepayers. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your Obedient Servant, pool ELIZABETH JAMES. ELECTION OF GUARDIANS. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF NO. 2 WARE. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— Under the Parish Councils Act, which has just into operation, you are called upon to elect Two Representatives for the above Ward on the Board of Guardians. Under this Act, the duties of the Beard of Guardians in future will be entirely confined to the Administration of the Poor Law. It i, therefore, very important that the Ratepayers should not elect as members of the Board persons whose false fcouony of the rates shall neutralise their sympathy with the deserving poor. I now beg to offer myself as a Candidate for cno of the two seats for the above Ward. The only public capacity in which I have hitherto acted is that of Overseer, and I may conndent'y stste that in conjunction with my colleague, Air d. P. Edwards, all that was legally within our power was done to oppose the action of the Assessment Committee iu unduly raising the rateble value of the town, believing that the present depressed times did not justify them in doing so and our contention turned out subsequently to be quite correct. £ !?S If elected, I will endeavour to get the Board to allow the adult inmates of the House liberty on Sundays to attend public worship at the RESPECTIVE places of their choice. I do not believe children should bear the stigma ri paupers in the form of apparel. I would do all in my power to get the children whose lot has failen IN the Workhouse clothed like other children, so that th". may not be pointed at and avoided by children wLo are fortunate enough to have parents and the comforts OI home life. There arc a great number of Social Questions regard- ing the Poor, such as- A better Classification of Disabled and AGUL Paupers A more just administration of Out-door g.,lid; More care and better Economy in th Exrenditure F And many other important matters, whicfl *P&EC will not permit me to detail in this address, all T'.CDII.F t decrease the rates, but at the same time to make THE poor inmate3 of the Workhouse happier, IR.T're. c o tented, and resigned to tneir lot and th-sc qiie-TI- N- should receive the consideration of the n. ik>r;. without delay. For these and other reasons, I humbly YD-cir t favour of your VOTE. 1 rem I in. Yours fai'hfolly, JOHN P. 20, Great Darkgate-street, December, 1894. (Election Jli^ressc. ELECTION OF GUARDIANS TO THE ELECTORS OF WARD NO. 1, BOROUGH uF ABERYSTWYTH. LADIKS AND GENTLEMEN,— Tim Parish Councils Act, by Parliament this year, has changed the constitution and work of the ii aids of Guardians. J" future the Guardians will manage the Poor Laws onlv. This new div.sion of labour will afford the Guardians, as such, to gire^their undivided attention to the relief of distress among the poor. I to offer myself as afor one of the tv. o s ts in your vVard. I oo-ne forward as an In ieo ndeut Candidate, as I believe I shall thus be e te- i-)Ie t. s.r e the tLie interests of the Rate- payer- under varying circumstances than by being tied to aoy p.,ity or pledged to any policy. The folio o. itig is an oetlinc of my programme, which I beg to submit for your consideration :— G' uerous treutm<-nt of the deserving poor, and lh. granting of reasonable out-door relief. More humane treatment of the i.ged and disabled i the W oik ho use. Makiog tne Workhous" less tf a prison and more of a home for the poor and aged. Proper c]at:itica,ion of the inmates and care of tec children. I do not believe in saving the rates and starving the poor. here is ample room for reform in other qu ters to avoid any increase in the rates. To make the i.ves of the poor brighter ana happier needs no additional expense. Th- question of providing better houses for the wo-king c esses bears a clos^ rel.itiou to the adraink- :rati<>n of relief, and I snail as .1 member of the Town -oil, c,l b- in a position to support such projects. I hH 1 .t all times do my utmost to allay the bitter- ness f p veity by dispensing charity in the spirit of t he G, soel, and not as heretofore by letting the left d kti- w everything the rigllt. hind doeth, and die- graci; g the poor and branding the unfortunate child < i. Trusti-i: y>u will support me at the Poll, on Wednesday, the 19tt: instant, I remain, Ladies ami Gentlemen, Yours obedie.utlv, THOMAS DOUGHTON 4.1. N>-rth. a [p571 -4_- ELECTION OF GUARDIANS. TC THE ELECTORS OF V/ARD No. 3. 'HOUGH OF ABERYSTWYTH. i-A,Eh E -11 As .1 ■ o arid some exoe-ience in p-irish and district work, i i.t'udoneriag myself (a8 many of you are ahea iy are) for one of the vacancies on the Board .j Ouardiars. I ask you for the favour of your votes, knovjng, as you well dc, that women are more capable if -atiaginc, tlF; domestic affairs of a house, attclilJ ick people and children, aud of looking after th p"('[ and destitute, men. By vo:i g for me you will be on the side of righte u- and justice, and shew you are prepared for the time, fat approaching, when women will take their p'aeo? in the Church, Bar, Medicine, and other profes-iens. Teetotallers.—I expect you will give me your sup. port on this occasion. I am in favour of closing d:ir. :ine- ,-itns, and the abolition of the House of Lords. imore than anyone else, are convince i 1 un "ar y ddehau," so vote for me, and Whfl ware in Parliament we promise there will be brt ad :or the working man, clothes for the chil- dren. and 110 more workhouses. 1 remain, Yours faithfully, p one CATHERINE MORGAN. TO THE PAROCHIAL ELECTORS OF CARON-IS- CLAWDD, CARDIGANSH1 RE. LAPIES AM- GENTLEMEN,— For O-t 2t years I have had the honour to represent u on the 1Board of Guardians. I hsve code;, to do my best at all tiaes to held the scaie of justice as evenly as I possibly could bet-v, e<-<) t o- Ratepayers and the Poor. I have been askor) again by many of my fellow electors to allow myself to be nominated »s a cu.ididate for the District Cour.c: if yon vill be so kind as to support me w;th your Votes, I promise to do my utmost to keep Jown tbe ties I will not forget the deserving poor, and pro.10 e, if elected, to pay due attention to the several 1 istons of t) c new Act. Remember the 19th instant. I on, Ladies and gentlemen, YOL r Obedient Servant, WILLIAM REES, Waunfawr, Tregaron p 550. TO TIlE ELECTORS OF BARMOUTH. LADIES OV.N'TTR'.TFN,— Haviot iski,-(i in several quarters to stand for the New datriee Council, I have, after most careful (tons;(I(t n, dpcided to do so. The M'-rubers of the Local Board which is now ce.ising to -,ist have doubtless actid to the best of their judgement and belief in the interests of the town, but it has been apparent to the ratepayers that latterly there ha? been do decided tendency to conduct meetings on any th, bat business lines, tj allow the considera- tion of routers of importance to be continually adjourned aud permit them to drift on indefinitely rate-o r thcii free th-i deal with them at once. This leads to very considesabl« waste of time, to, in manv i,, additional cost to the ratepayers and to a genernl lack of confidence in those to whom the good go, oenr of the tuwr. is entrusted. t u' theu. :th rcg'i.d to Fiitanoe, there seems to have b. en slack oe-s in the supervision of the accounts and a wa- r ui knowledge with regard to the general finaocia n:if".i's of (.he town. Thi-, d e tiuued, cannot fail to have the most evil results. I do net attach blame to the Board individual-y, neither fcavt- I any reason to think but that with conducted upon purely business lines, all., t wnich e "ery consideration is given to the variouE qLl.l.¡'Jnb as arise, and with personal feelings a; e interc-s s held, in check, Barmouth, taking for its moU Ptegnss with economy," ill advance with thae at any time in its history. I would ,'ik. :> s-e ail party feeling sunk, and the Ratcpay re- an « Council acting as one united body, o-ri'- ing t ■ r. and good repute of our towa. Althou. j b\c- Welsh o'ood in my viens, I do not, v. the language, blt it seems to me that the most important points for the consideration of the C-moc> ill cjnsist of figures and accounts, and these I ha. a Knowledge of. Siiould v ee, eonsi.ler that I could serve the town to its advantage and elect me as one of your councillors I should "o rn" l'?.r,t to at once institute regularity in due m, euDi'.s of t-he Council and its Committees to cause t ( -ports of the latter to be- always laid before tne • General Meeting, and to urge that, as far as pu-s:oh every item brought before a meeting should be ..ocsidered at that meeting. I shculd fametly iv.s.i»t upon toe finances of the town being gone ,1 minutely ¡-nil placed upon a clear s,tt care be exercised in all future Cpl that the Finance Committee shall con. i-. m< mlurs who can and will give that ]¡¡,2 eoo' o or time which is necessary to en sure carl f; I i and perfect supervision of all accou t e reports shall be made to the Cout.fi- -nl > imist to the utmost of my power upon • roper discharge of their duties by all official* einpl yvd by tUr Council. I Lr,t U' I:, ruth the principle of taking the gene. z, y rat p.-yors into the confidence of tl,e Cenn: e .11) ■s'dbie subjects. I a.): v ,e> -d e did-rerested in the welfare of Birrocivh I d yon elect me you may rely upon o. de\ u,\ ,• c a,' d ?uch abilities and e.xperieac- a- I m-i v v-e.ss to e-i:abli?bing the affairs of the town ■m on f, "soond foo'-fng, and it is only the hope of be t heb. :orwrr-.i"this objcct which has induced ,c ffcr N. cc-, fan(I I wili undertake tc t-gubily ire; ti; gs of the Council. i Ladies uud Gentlemen, -ly yours, A. ANNERLY OORDb-R. 5th December, i £ 94. [p552.