Monmouthshire Merlin

COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. NOTICE IS HKKEHY GIVENT, tu. at the next GENERAL QUARTER SESS 10 \S of the PEA CE for the County oj Monmouth, will be held at the Town Hall, in Usk, On TUESDAY, the 24th day of March, 1874, Ami that the Court will sit at Twelve o'clock at Noon, ind immediately proceed to administer the Oaths to Magistrates and other persons desirous ot qualifying for office. Tlte Court will then proceed with all business relating to the assessment, application, and 'management of the County Stock, or Rate, or any fund or funds used and applied in aid thereof and make orders for payments. and con,sider and dir-.ct the general business of the bounty. All Bills and Demands relating tll the public expen- diture of the County must be delivered into the office of the Clerk of Hie Peace fourteen day,; before the Sessions, and all Appeals and Traverses must be entered vrith the Clerk of the Peace before Twelve o'clock at Noon on the sccond day of the Sessions. At Half-past Sine, o'clock on Wednesday, the 2 5th day of March, 1874, the Grand and Petty Juries icillbe called over, and are to answer to their names, or in default they will be fined and all jiersons bound by recognizances are io attend, as the Court will proceed to try indictments for Feloilies, Traverses, and Appeals, and transact the other business of the Sessions. All Convictions and Recognizances, and all Injorma- 10ns and Depositions, -with the Certificates of costs, inus be delivered or transmitted to the Clerk of the e<AU rt<J' c^'ar days }>revious to the Sessions. 'f'Sts 'allowed by the County must be taxed at the >&rae Sessions, or t/u-i/ will not afterwards be allowed. CHARLES p I:oni ELIO, Clerk of the Peace. Newport, Februtny, 1874. [10,45^ WINES, BRANDIES, WHISKEYS, &c. Imported direct from ail the leading Shippers, and supplied to the Public Oil the most advan- tageous Terms possible to the Purchasers. SHEBums from the Wood, of every variety, full and dry, PHIe, bold, and Brown, from IGs. upwards, including excellent Dinner Wines, 21s. PORTS from the Wood, from ISs. to Ills. CLAP.ET'i,SA U'rF IL-,q E.-i,l' ',) SOLE AGENCIES FOR ilUNUAPIAN, GREEK, AND ITALIAN WINES. CHAMPAGNES of all the best Brands, at the lowest Prices sanctioned by the Growers. FO& CON.N OlSSEUiiS.—The celebrated Stock FOR CON.N OlSSEUiiS.—The celebrated Stock t>f Uhl Uinned Wines, Sherries, Madeiras, Hocks, &e., of great age. Crusted Ports, Saiideman's Coekburn's Oifley's, Dows', bottled and laid down by Messrs. Dobell uuriufr p!ls(, Forty Years. Classed of the celebrated Vintages, 1661, -S 1605, 18(;3, now in splendid condition. I JOHN DOBELL & Co., I WiXE & SPIlilT MERCHANTS, By appointment to Her Majesty, July 183S, Wholesale Agents for Messrs. Bass$Guinness. CHELTENHAM, I MESSRS. DOBELL bog respcct- ..L fully to announce that they have opened a BRANCH OFFICE, AT 9, H LU H- ST RE ET, NEWPORT, Where every variety of Wines and Spirits may beobtaincd at the same price, awl ol precisely the same ijuality .is at their establishments in Cheltenham, Tewkesbury, ie. A single bottle department is attached to the Office where the smallest quantities may be ob- tained at wholesale prices. 119,L47 II 0 B N E 1. GENTLEMEN'S ELASTIC Sl!>K SPUING BuoTS j 10s. 6d. 124, COMMERCIAL STREET. [10,300— 4 | BIRTHDAY AND WEDDING P It E S E N T S. | A Splendid Assortment of CHOICE BOOK S FANCY GOODS, &c. '] pr W. JONES, BOo K 8 B L L E R, a TA TJ O A E R, i P R I N T E R, ,{-c. lis, commercial STREET, NEWPORT early opposite Cross Street.) CARRIAGES FOR SALE. CJECOXD HAXD~cTaRIAGES, in „Qod condition,—Applv to ,T. S STOV" pn,ini.i.6-i, ^-street Works! Newport, Mm Coao1lbllll^r E1"COXO),[¥ OF I" (,T E L The" GALLOWAY" CONI- CAL I L EES are now being exten- sively introduced into existingBoilers, anil effect a saving of lrcm 15 to 25 per cent.—For priccs of particulars, apply to W. and J. GALLOWAY & SONS, Engineers and Boiler Makers, vnot Ironworks. Manchester. Upwards of 130 000 of these Tubes j £ e now m llse t,lev stri,ilgthen tho latioii'1' *m'n'ove the water circu- Cl'A iT,E II USERS;I nV-iJT20 Pl^ CENT OF TUBES in BCHLFi'' FLUESWAY'' Extracts from T From Edmuxd Lu'TrEi;wo,„r3 'r'lvt « Sine"! the alteration, the nro l^f- Saddleworth. ..me Wlcr not ULtSl? SUt-v" ,he j »,dc^-iur- From JIOBT. OxTOliT and ':ON, Hull. The saving in coal to us is pretty near o»t! th<vl stall have great pleasur- m recommending them to others From the S'OTPSON tr two TORT, St. Petersburg. We hav" measured the quantity of water carefully and made three trials, and tile. result is, that the boiler is one third more powerful th:ui it was before putting in the Ga.loway Tubes." Further information can be obtained by appi.cation to vv- and J. GALX0\\rA Y und SONS, Eng.ncers, Man. Hester. 119,010 T-M-proved and ECONOMIC COOKERY. LEIBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT "'ive-' 'or becf-tea, soups, made dishes and sauces; fn nf flavour and great strength. Invariably adopted with ^0n°l''8.v''hen fairly tried. Caution.—Genuine only ^aron Liebig'3 facsimile across label. 11,505 ]YEftVOUS DEBILITY. — GRATTS, a may V! s';owing suff«rors how they f Posti-'id of quacks. Frf^ aa '•eoeipt CHAIiLES D. PHILLIPS, RICK SHEET AND TARPAULING MANUFACTURER. SEED MERCHANT. VIVIAN'S CELEBRATED BONE & SUPERPHOSPHATE MANURES. GUARANTEED PURE PERUVIAN GUANO, AND NITllATE OF SODA. I CLOVER, GRASS, TUHNIP, AND ALL AGRICULTURAL SEEDS, MOWERS, REAPERS, HAYMAKERS, AND ALL FARM IMPLEMENTS. CARTS, WAGGONS, &c., IN STOCK. EOR SAMPLES, CATALOGUES, tec., APPLY FARMER'S GENERAL SUPPLY WAREHOUSES, NT E W P O R T MON. [17,769 THE, NEWPORT, ST. WOOLLOS, & TKEDEGAR WHARF ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS. A FANCY PAIR & BAZAAR WILL BE HELD, IN AID OF THE ABOVE SCHOOLS, AT THE VICTORIA II ALL, NEWPORT, ON THURSDAY & FRIDAY, APIUJj 30th and MAY 1st, 1874, UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE LORD LIEUTENANT OF THE COUNTY ASH ITKn GRACR THK DUCHESS OF BEAUFORT. THE RIGHT HON. LORD TREDEGAR & TJIK RIGHT HUN. LADY TREDEGAR. THE HLGH SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY AND MRS. CRAVVSHAY BAILEY. THE MAYOR OF NEWPORT AND MRS. HEWERTSON". THE LORD HENRY SOMERSET, M.P. AND THE LADY HENRY SOMERSET. THE HON, FREDERICK MORGAN, M.P., & MRS. F. MORGAN THOMAS CORDES, ESQ., M.P., MRS. OLLIVANT. OCTA ncs MORGAN, ESQ. THE TRUSTEES & MANAGERS OF THE Sr. VVOOLLOS & TR ED EG A LI WHARF SCHOOLS. Th-; following Ladies have consented to act ou the Committee. Those marked with an asterisk hold stalls *Mrs. ALLFREY. *Mrs, BED WELL. *Mrs. C. C. BREWER. *Mrs. W. G. CARTWRIGHT. Mrs. CHAMBERS. Mrs. COLBURNE. •Mrs H. J DAVIS. Mrs. DA VIES. Mrs. B. EVANS. Mrs. W, EVANS. Mrs. FOOTE. *Mrs. HAWKINS. *Mrs. HEWERT&ON. ♦Mrs. L. A. HOM FRAY. -Mrs. VVICKEV HOMFRAY. *Mrs. ALFRED JONES •Mrs. G. W, JONES. Mrs. LAYBORNE. *,Nl rs. LISTER. Mrs. LUXMORE. M rs. LYNE. 'Mrs. F. J. MITCHELL. Mrs. OS MAN. *.Mrs, PARNALL. Mrs. J. THOMPSON. •Mrs. STEVENS. Mrs. VEKNON. Mrs. WAITS. *1 [So WHITEHOUSE. Mrs. WREN FORD. And the following Gentlemen as Hon. Secretaries. I jyir. ALLFKJil. Mr. BEBELL. Mr. H. (JROMWELL. Rev. OWEN DA VIES. Mr. B. EVANS. Mr. G. fj. GETHING. Mr. ALFRED JONES. Mr. F. J. MITCHELL. Mr. W. WARD. Amongst the Attractions will be THE SPLENDID BAND OF THE 103rd BOMBAY FUSILIERS. THE EVER-WELCOME MR. PUNCH A GIPSY TENT, PRESIDED OVElt BY LOCAL GIPSIES. A SCENT FOUNTAIN AND FLOWER STALL. Further Particulars will appear. F. J. MITCHELL, Hon. Sec. WILLJIAM (J 0 M P TON'S ORIGINAL TEA AND GROCERY WAREHOUSE, 58, HIGH STREET, NEWPORT. W C. begs to inform his numerous friends and the public that he has in Stock, a fine e selection of GENUINE TI AS, COFFEES, SPICES, AND GENERAL GROCERIES, WITH A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF NEW FRUITS FOR CHRISTMAS. His HOME-CURED BREAKFAST BACO^ and^ YORK- HAMS are in daily request. Also the FINEST CHEDDAR CHEESE. [19,174 VILLIERS, ARTIST AND PHOTOGRAPHER, 8, COMMERCIAL STREET, OPPOSITE THE WESTGATE HOTEL, NEWPORT. VILLIERS' CAETES DE VISITE TAKEN DAILY. VILLIERS Guinea Portrait in Oil, the cheapest and most permanent style of Portrait in England VILLIERS' FAMILY PORTRAITS enlarged from CARTES to LIFE SIZE. ° VILLIERS, JEWEL MINIATURES.—A variety of new specimens to be seen at t5, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEWPORT. MACHINERY, LANDSCAPES, ANIMALS, PAINTINGS. &c.. PHOTOGRAPHED rCi2!} Z FITE D E R I C lv S FURNITURE AND CARPET WAREHOUSE, Opposite St. Paid's Church, Newport, Man. SPEOIAL 1ST 1ST Q XT TT OEMS IS]" T rp FREDERICK begs to announce, that he opened the Premises adjoining his former /TVT CI » Establishment ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 2xn 1873 With an ENTIRELY NEW and WELL-SELECTED S'TOCK' nf rjri»ii"i\ nf fli v «. v GENERAL ASSORTMENT of UPHOLSTERING GOO OS sterns, also, rapestry, Kidderminster Felt Dutch and other Carpets Ru^, Mats,' Mattiui; of alKcriptions liepD. Damask, lerry, Cretonne, Dimity, Cliini/ N.I,7 FI, PI I IV I & •/ ,'ipwons. RM V' 4 01^4.1 ir • C? J.- other L>eil AND inflow rurmture. FRIN^P TIARP and othe^Goods 1 &c- ^1 White Window Hollands' T. P. begs to thauk his numerous Friends and the Public generally, for their kind patronage durine the last ten years, and hopes bystuct and personal attention to rcceivo a continuance of their favourt [18,b33 LOND'OlS MANURE GOMPA^TYT ESTABLISHED 1840. 1-IAVEP NOW READY FOR DEL1VEUY IN DIIY FINE CONDITION:- PURE DISSOLVED PREP\RED GTTAivn ""BO^E'I'UK"^1MANUBK COfiN' 4 MANURES. OFFICES: 116, FENCHURCH STREET, E.C. p hDWAUD PURSER, Secretary. onven'ence°f Customers in North mid South Wales", the London Manure Pnm™« 1. a u- 1. j DEPOrSat NEWPORT (MON.), ABERDOVEY, CARMARTHEN, and SALTNEY. establl6hed T> r t* 1 vtt?o AGENTS FOR SOUTH WALES, Mr! EVAN i) Wins rlnr(i^!u1' i ^r- ■ IjEWIS, Narbcrtlv" Mr. JOSEPH DAVIE^ 11™?! i'! ]'? Mr- T- ^TRIAS. Saundersfoot Mr. T. C. MffiLSStLT' S' 8Sn»re- Mr. EVAN BVAN8, Abemron. Port Talbot Mr T L",W0,"ejr Cowbrid«e Mr. D. HARRIES. Cwmyar. Llanbrther Mr r ^HaVph Th »'■ i: Sr* Mr. J. JAU\TELL, Jsnctcend Mre. H. P. THOMAS, IVmbroke. U6<56<> 4- W. CHRISTOPHERS^ POINTER, BOOKSELLER, GENERAL & FANCY STATIONER, &c., 15, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEWPOiiT, MON., (T H E M E R L I N" OFFICE.) A LARGE Sri OOK 0111 AHTICLES SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS LADIES' COMPANIONS, TATTING CASES, SCENT CASES, &e. FANS OF THE NEW EST PATTERNS. CON VER SAT i ON CARDS. I IVORY AND RUSSIA PURSES. ORNAMENTAL INKSTANDS, in Walnut, Ebony, &c. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS UF ALL SiZES, in Morocco or Cloth. PENCIL CASES —Gold, Silver, and Aluniiuium. JEWEL STANDS, WATCH STANDS, &c. WRITING CASES & ORNAMENTAL BLOTTERS WORKBOXES. ILLUSTRATED BOOKS FOR PRESENTS. SCRAP BOOKS AND ALBUMS. CHURCH SERVICES, in various and elegant Bindings. POCKET BOOKS, WALLETS, &c. PRAYER BOOKS, Large and Small, in Ivory, Morocco, Calf, &c. BIBLES, with Illustrations and Maps. CHILDREN'S TOY BOOKS. I WRITING DESKS, in Wood and Leather. NUTS WITH HISTORICAL KERNELS, OR THE GAME OF ENIGMAS" A NEW, AJILSING, AND INSTRUCTIVE GAME FOR EVENING PARTIES. ESTABLISHED 1812. I 1-1. & T PR OCTOR, I AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTS, ? CATHAY, BRISTOL, ORIGINAL MANUFACTURERS OF SPECIALLY PREPARED BONE MANURES, FOR GRASS, conx, ROOT, AND OTHER cnops; ALSO, BONE SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LI ME. WORKS CATHAY, BRISTOL. Our Mr. G. HATHERLY will attend NEWPORT, ABERGAVENNY, and USK markets during the Season STORES MR. G. WATERS, COAL WHARF, CHEFSTOW. MR. T. R. HYAM, WYEBRIDGE STREET, MONMOUTH. PULL PARTICULARS, JVITll PRICES, POST FREE, ON APPLICATION. [18,>Ø G. FOTHERGILL; TOBACCO, SNUFF, -5' GrGAn MANUFACTUREu HIGH-STREET, NEWPORT, MON BLANCHES: 61 COMMERCIAL-STREET, NEWPORT, & 4, STUART HALL, HAYES, CARDIFF. 1" JOHN ]y[ IUDL E TON, AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER, RONMONGERS' VALUER AND ACCOUNTANT, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, TREDEGAR FLACK, NKVV-POUT, MON. LICENSEE FOR ABYSSINIAN TUBE WELLS. Tradesmen's Books made np, balanced, and Accounts Collected. General Commission Agent. 117,222 c E T r 'r J C p $f ■» 2 • "K 53 1 O" -). ( IM C 0~R P O RATED Br ROYAL CHARTER A. D. 1843. JOHN YOUNG, (LATE PHILLIPS,) pharmaceutical CHEMIST (BY EXAMINATION,) 20, HIGH STREET, NEWPORT Physicians'1 Prescriptions and Family Receipts rare- fully Prepared. [17,5 07 H. J GROVES, HARMONIUM & PIANOFORTE WAREHOUSE TREDEGAR PLACE, NEWPORT. HORNETS FOR BOOTS. LADIES KID ELASHC SLDE SWUNG 5s. 6d. [10,900-4 Ii. PEARMAN, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, 11, COMMliRCIAl, STi:T5 NLWPOIiT. PHYSICIANS' ;>K MS C'll I'T IO N S CAREFULLY DISPENSED. [68 N 0 R V- 7^: O I A N- COD LIVE It OIL. THIS OIL is of such Strict Purity, and so -L Entirely yrec from any Disagreeable Smell or Taste, that tho most delicately-constituted Patient may take it without the slightest Nausea. -t SOLD IN BOTTLES, IS 6D 3a & 5s. (3D. EACH, BY JAM i; S E I) M U N D S DISPENSING & FAMILY CHYMIST 5, High STREET, NEWPORT. PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS FAITHFULLY PRBPARED. [l'J,419 The Use of THE GLENFIKLD STARCH, Always Secures Tfcc Delight of the Laundress, The Admiration of Llic Beholder, And the Comfort of the Wearer 18,773 INVESTMENT—FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST. /CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY. ESTAELISHED 1852. Total Receipts to Christinas, 1873, Total Receipts to Christinas, 1873, as per published accounts £ 1,998,638 6s. Id. Rate of Interest on Shares 5 per cent. per annum. Rate of Interest on Deposits .4 per cent. per annum. The Money can be withdrawn at any time, on short notice, under the Rules. Prospectuses post free on application. JOHN ASHDOWN, Secretary. Offices, 33, Norfolk-street, Strand, London, W.C. [18,313 I M P O R TANT TO FARMERS. BY ROYAL APPOINTMENT TO TO THE HER, MAJESTY JJJ JJK PITLNCE OF WALES, By Special War- Bv Special War- rant, dated 27th rant, dated 10th December, 1865. i'ebruary, 1SGG. DAY, SON, & H E w ITT, -1 Sole originators and only Proprietors of the STOCK-BREEDERS' MED I CI SE CHEST, For all Disorders in HORSES, CATTLE, CALVES, SHEEP, and LAMBS, and the Inventors of the First Animal Medicines ever known as DAY'S. This matchless little Chest contains four articles, nearly all that a Farmer can require to keep his Stock free from disease, and in line and healthy coudition. 1st. The "CHEMICAL EXTRACT or GREAT PAIN DESTROYER" prevents Paining and Heaving in Bad Lambing, cures Swollen nud Broken Udders in and Cows, and all Gangrenous Wounds, Cuts, and Sores in all Animals.—Six Bottles, 15s. '2nd. The "GASEOUS FLUID or BLACK MIXTURE', stops Internal Paiu, Colic, S-our, or Diarrhoea, Debility, Colds, Shivering Fits, and Great Ex liaustion in Horses, Oxen, Calves, Sheep, and Lambs, imparting Rare Strength, Vigour, and Appetite.—One Dozen. 20s. .M. The RED DRENCH or INFLAMMATION POWDER," the almost marvellous cleansing Drench; is of immense value in checking all Feverish Symptoms after Calving and Lambing, rendering the milk of the Cow and the Ewe copious, pure, and wholesome for their offspring. —One Dozen, ]os. 4th. The "RED PASTE or CONDITION BALLS," for Mares after Foaling, it being a great purifiei of the milk for the Colt; it scatters and destroys all Humours and Feverish Symptoms in Horses, and is just the remedy to resturc Appetite, and impart a Mole-like Condition.—One Dozen, 7s. (Jd. Price of Chest complete, including Key to Farriery.' .63 16s. 6d., sent Carriage Paid. Each article can be had separately in boxes. Patronised by countless thousands of Agriculturists throughout the United Kingdom, America, Australia, and most of th'i British Colonies, and awarded Certificate of Merit" by the National Agricultural Society" of Victoria, Australia, Suring Exhibition, 1S71 and President's Medal" at the Spalding Show, held July, 1872. These important inventions have wiih:)od 'like the test of time, the clamour of opposition (the sure si"ual of their unappro.fched worth), and are the true Farmer's Friend and Guide in all his Cattle diseases. CAUTION—Beware of Imitations, and see that the name oj DAY, SON, & HEWITT is on (II Bottles and Packets. DAY, SON, & HEWITT, 22, DORSET-STREET, B A K E RS TREE!, LONDON, AXD WANTAG !•>, B ER K .S. 118 4 (ESTABLISHED IS 12.) J. A N U T. ROBINSON Continue to Manufacture •MANURES Of superior quality, specially adapted for the Crops on T»hicli it is intended they should be used. DISSOLVED BONE. SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME. MANGOLD MANURE. PIIEPAlll'H) HONE. j (for the permanent improvement r.f Grass Land). PREPARED RONE for MOWING GRASS. CORN MANURE. POTATO MANURE. They also still make LINSEED AND COTTON SEED CAKES.; from Seed as imported oulv. Apply to J. & T. ROBIN SOX, St. Philip's Marsh, Bristol; the Docks, Gloucester; or to their Agents. i Mr. W. W. l'jim.tps, Unrtrid.se Newport. Messrs. HAI:SK AND lisowx Newport. Mr. Henry Ivymer, Laneaut Chwstow.. Mr. Ilobhis .Usk. lfr James Itilit kalian. [19,200 CUOCOL v T MKN'IEK tor B'< it MvK\S T AWARDED MEDAL at the VIENNA EXIilUIXiOX lieware of Imitations. Observe Trade Marks and Real SmuG (MiO' OL.xr MEN I Ell for UT\r[[K< >.y AVVAliDEl) 31151)\L at tlio VIENNA 32X1IIBITIOX Le'varc ol luiitations. Observe Trade Marks and Iwnl Name. MENIEil'S f()COA. ^<dd in ard ij), | packets, -vnd lib. tins. AWARDED MEDAL at the VEiXNA EX-HI BiT iO.V Beware of Imitations. Observe Trailc Marks and Real Name. -0. A/fEXIESi'S ESSENCE of C')C()A. S,LI i„ -LTJL -J and lib. tins,-2s. per lb. AWARDED MEDAL at he VIENNA E H G5 IT ION. Beware of Imitations. Observe Trade Marks and R.eai Name MENlEiCS CIIOCOLAT POWDER. Plain and Vanilla flavour. Sold in Jib. and lib tins. AWARDED MEDAL at the V1RNNA EXHIBITION. ]?eware of Imitations. Observo Trade Marks and Rial Name. HOCOLA I MEN IER defies all <onest competi- J tion. Annunl consumption exceeds S,000,0001bs. AWARDED MEDAL at tthe VlESXA EXHIBITION Beware of Imitations. Observe Trade Marks and Real Name Factory and Warehouse, Southwark-strect, and Worcester- street, Lorough, 19,084 TO TIMBEG MEPlCHA:>TS^ FOR SALE BY TENDER tbe following riMBLR TLLEs), now standing on the HENKUE LSTAIE, adjoining the turnpike Road, in the parish of Llunbaddoc! Mon., about One-Mile and-a-half from the U "k Goods Station 4-1 OAK TI3IBEII TPEES, numbered in red from 1 to 14. 0 ASPEX TREES, numbered in red from 1 to 6. 4 ELM TREES, numbered in red from 1 to 4. 4 ASH TliEES, numbered in red iruin 1 to 4. W*tl' 47 OAK SiOiiiiS, dotted witii red paint. All other Timber reserved. Tenders to be sent to Mr. OLIVER DA VIES, Land A^rent, LTsk, on or before WivDNESDA t, the 18th March, Ibit. Air. ROBEKTS, Ilenrue, or Mr. COLEMAN, of Prioress Mill, will point out the Timber. \1'J 129 -Oil. SPECIAL NOTICE A G R ICUL T U I., ALL Ti O C R E R S AND FEMALE 1) O M E S TIC SERVANTS. I^REE PASSAGES TO QUEENSLAND, L AUSTRALIA, Arc granted to Agricultural Labourers and Female Domestic Servants. No undertaking for repayment of cost of passage re- quired. Assisted Passages granted to Mechanics and other eligible persons. There is a great demand for labour in the Culony at good wages. A Surgeon-Superintendent c.nd Permanent Matron ao- company each ship. Each family has a separate sleeping compartment. On arriving in the Colony passengers are received into the Government Home. • £ 20 Land Order Warrants, per Adult, issued to Persona paying their own ull passage. Appointed Agents.—Newport Messrs. Hennie, Wilkin. son, and Co., Dock-street.— Aberda-re Mr. G. H. Evans. Auctioneer.—Cardiff: Mr W. Lavies, 28. Workir.u-stwet. —Brecon: Mr. John Evans, Mount-street.—Merthyrs Mr. John Copeland.— Pontypool Mr. J. R. Morgan — Goytre, near Pontypridd Mr. A. George.—PoLtypridd Mr G. E. Price, Church-street, (Queensland Government (jilice, o2, Channg Gross. London, S. W. 117,340 EMIGRATION TO ADELAIDE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA. ASSISTED P A S S A G E S. rTUIE GovcDnm-utof Souf,1i Australia grant l Passages to the fallowing persons:- ° 1. Artisans, Agricultural and oiher Labourers. Miners and Gardeners under 50 years of a"3. 2. Single Female "Domestic Servants, or Widows (with. out Children under 12) not exceeding 40 years of age. Subject to the payments as under For Males or lemales under 12 years of age..03 each over 12 and under 4'», £1, each; over 40 and under 50 = £ 8 each. Persons paying their own Passage receive a Land AVaiIant of the value of Handbook descriptive of the Colony, gratis on application. For further information apply to the EMIGRATION AGENT FOR SOUTH AUSTRALIA. 37, Great George Street, Westminster, London or to Mr. S. IGGULDEN, 19.3-19] 120, Stow Hill, Newport. ^tcum (Tammumraticm. NOTICE. r ÆE ConK STEASI SJIIP COMPANY and the BUI3TOI. GENKFAL STIOAM NAVIGATION COMPANY will only re- eoive and carry good" hnbiect to, and upon the express ,rni.s of their respective Notices of the 11th and 18th of DHOE.VIBEU. 1S51, already published, and to be obtained at their offices O TEAM C () AI M IT NI CATION" BETWEEN i J CORK, NEWPORT, and CARDIFF, carrying Goods at THROUGH RATES to and from The CJTY uP CORK STEAM PACKET COMPANY'S (LIMITED), First-cla^s Powerful Steamer CORMORANT," (Captain Simmelkiar), 'UPUPA." (Cap- tain L.O'Toole)," DODO," (Captain Browne), "MINNA, (Captain Cathcart), are intended to ply as underneath, unless prevented by any unforeseen occurrence, with or without a Pilot, with liberty to tow Vessels, during the month of DECEMBER, 1873. CARDIFF & NEWPORT TO CORK. Newport to Cork, via Cardiff .Tuesday, (jth 7 even Cardiff to Cork Wednesday, 7th 81 morn Newport to Cork via. Cardif fWednesday, 14th 1 morn Cardilf to Cork Wednesday, 14th 2 after Newport to Cork, via Cardiff Wednesday, 21st 7 morn Cardiff to Cork Wednesday, 21st Seven Newport to Cork, via Cardiff Wednesday, 28th 1 morn Cardiff to Cork Wednesday, 28th 2.V after COKK TO 3111.FORD, CARDIFF, & NEWPORT Monday 5th 5} morn Monday .l'2th.. S morn Monday 19th 2 after Monday .2:;th 71 morn Through BeoKing to South Wales and England via Milforu Haven. The Steamer for Newpoit calling at Portishead, if required. e GLASGOW TO NEW POI!,r & CARDIFF, via CORK The Clyde Shipping Company's Steamers leave Glasgow every Wednesday, at 1 p.m. 0 Fares to C:u"]iff, or Newport, Cabin, (including Fee,) £ 1 Is Od Children under 12 years, 12s D^ck 7s Return Tickets, Cabin including Fee,) available for' On« Jlouth, c£l lIs I)d,; hildren, 18s, Cabill Fare to Mil. forI. 17s 6(1.: Deck, 7s. Horses and I jive Stock intended for Shipment should oe alongside FOUR HOURS before the time of Sailing, lud Gooils on the previous day. The Company give notice that they will not be loeouiua.ne ior Passenger's Luggage, unless the value hereof be dec.ared, and a Freight paid accordingly at the time 01 blupinent and that; Passengers from NEVPOBT ind CARDfFi must obtain their tickets at the Offices, be- tore going on BoaiM. For j»:irticiila.rs of Freight and Passage, apply at the company OuiCe, CorK or their Aj^cnts. JAMES MADDOCK, Ship Broker, 74, Commeirial-road. Newport Mon „ E- C. DOWNING, i I Ship Broker. Bute Docks, Cardiff. \\r HITE STAR'' LINE LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK Every THURSDAY, calling at Queeustown on the following day. UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS The undernoted weli-known fast Steamers sre ap. pointed to sail from Liverpool to New York as follows :— RiCPUBLIC Thursday, Mar. 12, CELTIC Thursday, Mar. 19. ADRIATIC Thursday, Mar 26. BALTIC Thursday, April 2. OCEANIC Thursday, April 9. Sailing from NEW YORK everv SATURDAY SALOON PASSAGE 12 Guineas, 15 Guineas, and 18 Guineas, according to ac- commodation in State Rooms, all having equal Privileges in Saloon. Children under Twelve years hnlf fare Infants under One year free Return Tickets (available for Twelve calendar months from date of issue) at reduced rates. Deposit, t5 eiich berth, These Steamships afford the very be.t accommodation to all ciassesoi. ra ~s»ngers. The Saloon. Todies' Boudoir, Staterooms, and Smoking Rooms are amidsmps, wiiere the noise and motion are least. Bath Rooms Barber's Shop, Piano. Extensive Libraries, and Electric Bell communication with Stewards. Sur geons and Stewardesses carried. The steerage, Accommodation is of the very highest order the Fares as low as by any other Line. Passengers booked through to all parts of the States, Canada, India, &c., at special rates. Drafts issued on New York for sums not exceeding JEI § free. For Freight or Passage, apply at the Company's Offices, 19, Broadway, New York, and 96, Kouth Clarke-street Chicago, in Quoenstown, to JAMES SCOTT and CO. or to ISMAY, IMEIE, A CO., 10, Water-street, Liverpool; and 7, East India- avenue. London, E.G..