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ARWESTHSANNAU BY MR JOHN DAVIES AUCTIONEER BLAENAU FESTINIOG, PORTDINORWIC. I Important Sals of Well-Established Business Premises and Dwelling House, situate and known as NO. 53. BANGOR STREET (Next door to thPost Office) Also HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, otc., on THURSDAY. JULY 8th. 1915, at 1-30 p.an.. | In the meantime further particulars may be obtained from the Auctioneer. Blaenau Festin- iog and Llanrwst. (J1 6). BY MR ROBERT G JONES JJOBERT G JOXES AUCTIONEER, VALUER AND ESTATE AGENT, BRUNSWICK BUILDINGS, CARNARVON Guaranteed Pr;ai:)t Settlement?. SALES OF FAT AND STORE CATTLE, SHEEP, PIGS, ETC., held fortnightly AT THE SMITHFIELD, CARNARVON. NEXT SALE AT THE SMITHFIELD, CARNARVON: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 50th, 1915. Early entries invited. R ARTHUR JONES THE ESTATE OFFICE, CONWAY, (Tel. No. 29) and THE ESTATE OFFfC* LLANRWST. (Tel. No. 9j, Auctioneer, Valaar, and Land Agent. PROPRIETOR OF THE CONWAY CATTi,2 MART and the LLANRWST SMITHFIELD Sales by Auction or Private Treaty of Country Estates, Town or Country Properties, Farms. Ground Rent. and other Investments. Valuations of Real Estate and Chattel Prop-en^ Reports on Mortgage Securities. BALES BY AUCTION throughout the Year (as advertised) of Contents of Privates Residences. Special attention given to Pictures, Antique Furniture, China, Statuary Bronzea, Miniatures, etc. FARM STOCK sold at Conway or Lianrwsfc every Wednesday throughout the yea-, or oc Owner's Premises. Entries at the Marts ta- ken up to time- of Sale. CONWAY CATTLE MART Next Sale: WEDNESDAY; JULY 7th, 1915. FAT and STORE CATTLE. SHEEP, and CALVES, and PIGS. Entries taken up to time of Sale. I LLANRWST SMITHFIELD WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30th, 1915. FAT and STORE CATTLE, SHEEP, and LAMBS, COUPLES, CALVES, and PIGS. Entries by Saturday Morning before Sal a. Entries taken up to time of Sale. BETTWS-Y-COED, C ARN ARVONSHIRE. FRIDAY, JULY 9th, 1915. THE MOTOR GARAGE. MR. ARTHUR JONES, F.A.I., is favoured with instructions to S?ll by Publir? Auc- tion. as above, the Motor Garage, Premises, Land, Plant, etc. Further particulars in due rour?<\ Messrs. Markby, Step,art and Co.. Solicitors, 1 Coleman Street, London or at tne Office of, the Auctioneer, Conway, and Llanrwst BY HENRY MAMLEY & SONS LTD SCO HORSES. NEXT WEEK. CREWE HORSE REPOSITORY HENRY MANLEY AND SONS, LTD. FRIDAY NEXT, JULY 2nd. 175 Heavy Town, Light Lurry and Van Horses, Cart Colts and Fillies. 125 Harness Horses, Hunters, Hacks, Cobs and Ponies. Last week 30 heavy horses averaged E103 each. NOTE.—Entries finally close for Catalogue on Monday next, June 23th. Catalogues on application. SWYDPOGOL 1915 LETT2R L. NO. 1454. IN THE CHANCERY OF THE COUNTY PALATINE OF LANCASTER LIVERPOOL DISTRICT. IN THE MATTER of the LIVERPOOL and IENAI STRAITS STEAMSHIP COM- PANY LIMITED AND REDUCED. AND IN THE MATTER OF THE COM- PANIES ACTS, 1908 and 1913. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a -»■* Petition for confirming a resolution re- j ducing the capital of the above-named Com- pany from £12,000 (divided into 12,0-0 shares of J31 each) to P,6,000 (divided into 12,000 shares of 10s. each), was on the Seventh day of June, 1915, prc?- sented to the Right Honourable the Chan- cellor of the Duchy and County Palatine of Lancaster and 'is now pending; and that the list of crerlitor of the Company is to be made out as for..the 2nd day of July, 1915 DATED this 22nd day of June, 1915. ROGERS AND BIRKETT. 13 Castle Street, Liverpool. Solicitors for the said Company. (J.25). HOLYIIEAD LIBERAL CLUB. APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for the rost of CARETAKER for the above Club. t Applications to be in hand by July 2nd, 1915. Particulars of Duties, Salary, etc., may be had en application to THE SECRETARY. (J.25). i PROSPECTUS £4 10s. per cent. WAR LOAN 1925-1945. ISSUE of STOCK or BONDS Bearing Interest at 4 per cent. per annum, payable Half- yeatiy on the 1st, June and the 1st December. PRICE OF ISSUE FIXED BY H.M. TREASURY AT £ 100 PER CENT. A Full Half-year's Dividend will be paid on the 1st December, 1915. The Stock ;s an investment authorised by "The Trustee Act, 1895," and Trustees may invest therein notwithstanding that the price may at the time of investment exceed the redemption value of £100 per cent. Applications, which must be accompanied by a deposit of L5 per cent., will be received at the Bank of England, Threadneedle Street, London. E.C., and may be forwarded either direct, or through the medium of any Banker or Stockbroker in the United Kingdom. Ap- plications must be for even hundreds of pounds. Arrangements are being made for the re- 11 11 ceipt of applications for smaller amounts than £100 through the Post Office. Further payments will be required ai follows :— £10 per cent. on Tuesday, the 20th July, 215 per cent. on Tuesday, the 3rd August, £ 15 per cent, on Tuesday, the 17th August, P,13 per cent. on Tuesday, the Slsfc August, LID per cent. on Tuesday, the 14th September, £10 per cent. on Tuesday, the 28th September, J310 per cent. on Tuesday, the 12th October, J310 per cent. on Tuesday, the 26th October. THE GOVERNOR and COMPANY of the BANK OF ENGLAND are authorized to re- ceive applications for this Loan, which will take the form either of Inscribed Stock, or Bonds to Bearer, at the option of the Sub- scribers. If not previously redeemed the Loan will be repaid at par on the 1st December, 1945, but His Majesty's Government reserve to thenisehes the right to redeem the Loan at par at any time on, or after, the 1st Decem- ber, 1925, on giving three calendar months' notice in the "London Gazette." Both Capital and Interest will be a charge on the Conso idated Fund of the United Kingdom. The books of the Loan will be kept at the Bank of England and at the Bank of Ireland. Dividends wi:l be paid half-yearly on the 1st June and 1st December. Dividends cn Stock will be paid by Warrant which will be sent by post. Dividends on Bonds will be paid by Coupon. Inscribed Stock wil! be convertible into Bonds to Bearer at any time without payment of any fee; and Bonds to Nearer will be ex- changeable for Inscribed Stock on payment ct a fee of one shilling per Bond. 0 The instalments may be paid in full on of after the 20th July, 1915. under discount at the rate of 4 per cent, per annum. In case of default in the payment of any instalment bv its proper date, the deposit and the instal- ments previous y paid will be liable to for- feiture. Scrip Certificates to Bearer, with Coupon at- tached for the dividend payable on the 1st December. 1915, will be issued in exchange for the provisional receipts. As soon as these •Scri Certificates have been paid in full they can he inscribed (i.e., can be converted into Stock); or, they can be exchanged for Bonds to Bearer (as soon as these can be prepared) in denominations of LIOO, L200, 2500, £ 1,000, E 5, 000 and £ 10,000. Inscribed Stock will be transferable in any sums which are multiples of a penny. CONVERSION OF £3 10s. per Cent. War Loan, 1925—1928. L2 ICs. per Cent, Consols. JE2 15s. per Cent. Annuities. L2 10s. per Cent. Annuities. Holders of JS4 10s. per Cent. War Loan, 1225—1945, will have the additional right, in respect of each L100 Stock (or Bonds) held by them, and fully-paid m cash, to exercise 'jus or other of the four following options of 'conversion, provided application lor con- \ersion is made not later than the 30th October, 1915. OPTION 1.—CONVERSION OF L3 10s. PER CENT. WAR LOAN, 1925-1928. To exchange Stock (or Bonds) of £3 10s. per Cent. War Loan, 1925—1928, to an amount not exceeding £10) nominal, for fully- .,a:d Stock (or Bonds) of £ 4 10s. per cent. War Loan, 1925-1945, at the rate of Eloo of j the former, with a cash payment, of £ 5 per I cent, thereon, for £ 100 of the latter. [ Persons who exercise this option will re- ce've the dividend of £ 1 10s. lid. per cent. payable on the 1st September, 1915, in respect of the 93 ICs. per cent. War Loan, 1925-1928, surrendered, and a fu'l half-year's dividend ,f £ 2-.cs. ner cent., payable on the 1st De- eember, 1915, in respect of the £4 10s. per cent. War Loan, 1925-1945, issued in lieu thereof. OPTION 2.—CONVERSION OF 22 UOs. PER CENT. CONSOLS. To exchange Stock (or Stock Certificates) of B2 10s. per cent. Consols, to an amount not. exceeding JE75 nominal, for fully paid Stock ior Bonds] of j64 10s. per cent. War Loan, 1925-1945, at the rate of £ 75 of the former for £ 50 of the latter. Persons who exercise this option will re- ceive the usual quarter's dividend of 12s. 6d. cint., payable on the 5th October, 1915, in respect of the 22 10s. per cent. Consols surrendered, and a full half-year's dividend of E2 5s. per cent., payable on the 1st Decem- ber, 1915, in respect of the L4 10s. per cent. War Loan, 1925-1945, issued in lieu thereof. OPTION 3.-CONVERSION OF JB2 15s. PER CENT. ANNUITIES. To exchange Stock (or Stock Certificates) of JS2 15s. per Cent. Annuities, to an amount not exceeding £ 67 nominal, for fully-paid Stock (or Bonds) of C4 10s. per Cent. War ,S t Loan, 1925-1945, at the rate of 267 of the former for £ 50 of the latter* Persons who exercise this option will receive the usual quarter's dividend of 13s. 9d. per cent., payable on the 5th October, 1915, in respect of the £ 2 15s. per Cent.$ Annuities surrendered, and a full half-year's dividend of £2 5s. per cent., payable on the 1st December, 1315, in respect of the L4 10s. per Cent. War Loan, 1925-1945, issued in lieu. thereof. OPTION 4.—CONVERSION OF 22 10s. PER CENT. ANNUITIES. To exchange Stock (or Stock^feertific'ates) of L2 10s. per Cent. Annuities, to an amount not exceeding JB78 nominal, for fully-paid Stock (or Bonds) of JB4 10s. per Cent. War Loan, 1925-1245, at the rate of M of the former for of the latter. PROSPECTUS Persons who exercise this option will re- ceive the usual quarter's dividend of 12s. 6d. per cent., payable on the 5th October, 1915, in respect of the £ 2 10s. per Cent. Annuities surrendered, and a full half-year's dividend of P,2 5s. per cent., payable on the 1st De- cember. 1915, in respect of the JB4 10s. per Cent. War Loan, 1925-1945, issued in lieu thereof. In the eveii- of future issues (other than issues made abroad or issues of Exchequer Bonds, Treasury Bills, or simi- !ar short-dated Securities) being made by Ks I Majesty's Government, fov t'he purpose of carrying on the War, Stock and Bonds of this issue will be accepted at par, plus accrued in- terest. as the equivalent of cash for the pur- pose of subscriptions to such issues. A commission of one-eighth per cent. will be allowed to Bankers. Brokers and Financial H< uses on allotments made in respect of cash applications for this issue bearing their Stamp but no commission will be allowed in respect of applications for conversion. Application Forms for Cash Subscriptions may be obtained at the Bank of England and the Bank of Ireland at any Bank or Money Order Office in the United Kingdom of Messrs Mullens, Marshall and Co., 13, George Street. Mansion House. E.C. and of the principal Stockbrokers. Application Forms for Conversion will be forwarded with each Letter of Allotment. THE LIST OF APPLICATIONS WILL BE CLOSED ON OR BEFORE SATURDAY. THE 10th JULY, 1915. Bank of England. London, 21st June, 1915. I THIS FORM OF APPLICATION MAY BE USED. 94 10s. Per Cent. War, Loan, 1925-1945. ISSUE OF STOCK OR BONDS, BEARING INTEREST AT 4 PER CENT. PER ANNUM. PRICE OF ISSUE 2100 PER CENT. TO THE GOVERNOR AND COMPANY OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND, LONDON. Hereby reqilest you to allot to (a, L siy pound- of the above-mentioned Loan, in terms of the Prospectus of the 21st June, 1915; and I hereby engage to pay the instalments as they J shal' become due, on any allotment that may be made in respect of this application, as pro- vided by the said Prospectus. The sum of £ being the amount of the re- quired deposit (b) (namely 25 for every ClOO applied for), is enclosed herewith. Signature Name or arpIicant (in full) (State ..title, if any, or. whether Mr., Mrs., or Miss.) Communications to be addressed to:—■ N a ni Address Date 1915. Please write distinctly. (h) Applications must be for not less than LI-CO, and must be for multiples of L100. When sent by post envelopes should be marked "War Loan." rb) Cheques should be made payable to "bearer," not to "order," and should be crossed "Bank of England."

YSTAD Y VAYNOL. RENT AUDIT. Derbynir y Rhenti fel y canlyn :— Yn Llanberis ar Ddydd Llun, Gorph. 12fed, Victoria Hotel. Yn Ebenezer Ddydd Mawrth, Gorph. 13eg, Bull Hotel. Yn Nghaernarfon, Ddydd Mercher, Gorph. 14eg, Sportsman Hotel. Yn Bangor, Ddydd Gwener, Gorph 16eg, City Hotel. Yn iNghaernarfon Ddydd Sadwrn, Gorph. 17eg, Sportsman Hotel. R. P. HARDING. Vaynol Estate Office, Port Dinorwic, 23ain, 1915. (JI.61).

CARNARVONSHIRE VOLUNTEER REGIMENT. STATEMNT OF SUBSCRIPTIONS TO REGIMENTAL FUND. Received up to 18th June, 1915. J. E. Greaves, Esq., Glangwna, Carnarvon, £100; Str Ellis Nanney, Bart., Criccieth, 252 10s. Sir T. Roberts, Plasybryn, £ 5C; Col. Lloyd Evans, Broomhal, £ 50; A. Brad- bury, Esq., Llandudno, £ 25; F. E. Andrews, Esq., Cardiff, 925; W. S. McDowell, Esq., Llanrug, Carnarvon, L25. H. R. Davies, Esq, Treborth, Bangor, £ 25; F. R. Brown, Esq., Llanfair Hall, Carnarvon, £ 25; C. H. Lloyd Edwards, Esq., Nanhoron, 225; Owen Jones, Esq., Glanbeuno, £ 25; J. W. Goddard, Esq., Pwllheli, E21; I. F. Tattersatf, Esq., Knuts- ford. C21; Lieut. Rupert W. Ellis, Glasfryn, Carnarvon, £ 12 10s; T. R. Hughes, Esq., Li- verpool, £10 10s: G. A. Humphreys, Esq., Llandudno, P,10 10s; Albert Wood, Esq., Conway, L10 10s; W. W. Vivian, Esq., Ban- gor, 910 10s; Ernest Neele, Esq., Port Dinor- wic, £10 10s; F. Cleeves, Esq., Penmaen- mawr, 210 10s; R. M. Greaves, Esq., Port- i-madoe, £ 10; Mrs. Helena Greaves, Trema- doc, 25 5s.; Sir T. Marshall, Bangor, R5 5s; Char'es A. Jones, Esq., Carnarvon, L5 5s Lady Turner, Parkia, Carnarvon, £5; A. J. Wood, Esq., Conway, L5; Mrs. Walch, Llan. dudno, £ 5; W. Gardner, Esq., Deganwv, £ 5; Sir H. Lewis, Bangor, £ 3 3s; Mrs. Griffith Jones, Penmaenmawr, L3 3s; C. H. Lloyd, Esq., Chwilog, L3; T. W. Roberts, Esq., Harlech, JB2 2s. R. J. Williams, Esq, Ban- gor, £22, W J Owen, Esq, Llanrwst, 92 2s; Thomas Hughes, Esq. Carnarvon, JB2 2s.; Isaac Edwards, Esq., Carnarvon, L2 2s; H. H. Bates, Eso., Beddgelert, P,2 2s. J. K. Cooper, Esq., Penmaenmawr, JB2 2s; R. Gwy- neddon Davies, Esq., Carnarvon, JB2 2s; J. Evans, Esq., Carnarvon, L2; Fraser Storey, Esq., Bangor, JB1 Is; Wm. George, Esq., Criccieth, 11 Is.; Thomas Roberts, Esq., Portmadoc, JB1 Is: J. Hohenberg, Esq., Pwll- heli, £1 Is: W. Lloyd Jones, Esq., Bangor, JB1 Is W. G. Pritchard, Bethesda, JB1 Is; Mrs. Alice A. Barker, Llandudno, JB1 Is Mrs PtCJan, Bettws-v-Coed, JB1 Is; Messrs. John Pritchard and Co., Bangor, JB1 Is; J. Hayes, Esq., Carnarvon, £ 1 Is. E. Nefydd Jones, Esq., Carnarvon, £1 Is; Dr. Jones Evans, Pwllheli, 91 Is; Mrs. M. Roberts, Carnarvon. JB1 1. Sir H. Reichel, Bangor, 21; Ellis Griffith, Esq., Rhvd-ddu, LI; Miss Mason, Bangor, £ 1; David Williams, Esq., Portma- doc. 10s. 6d. C. Crebbin, Esq., Carnarvon, 10s M • Mrs. D. W. Davies, Carnarvon, 10s; Miss Crowther, Carnarvon. 10s; T. J. Davies, Esq., Nantlle, 10s.; R. Rhys Hughes, Esq., Penycroes, 5s; J. D. Jones, Esq., Bangor, 5s. H. T. Griffith, Esq., Upper Llandwrosr, 5s.; A. Thomas, Esq., Bontnewydd, 5s; W. F. Williams, Esq., Bangor, 5s; T. H. Gri- ffith, Esq., Penvgroes, 5s. E. Davies, Esq., Bethesda, 2s 6d: Miss Bamford, Llandudno, 2s 6d; total, E639 16s.

TENDERS TENDERS. TO CONTRACTORS, ETC. JERUSALEM C.M. CHAPEL, GARN .5 DOLBENMAEN. TENDERS ARE INVITED for erecting a new Porch, Cementing, Re-painting, and Repairing, the above named chapel. Plans and Specifications may be seen at Jerusalem, C.M. Chapel House. Tenders endorsed, must reach the under- signed on or before July 5th, 1915. The Committee do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender. JOHN P. THOMAS. Glan Dwr, Garn Dolbenmaen, North Wales June 17th, 1915. CARNARVONSHIRE EDUCATION COMMITTEE. TENDERS FOR SCHOOL REPAIRS, Etc. THE COMMITTEE INVITES TEN- -'L DERS for Painting and other Schemes of repair to be carried out in respect. of the fo lowing schools, viz. :-Llandudno H.S. Uy- ffryn Road (Llandudno); Rhiw''is: T>enisn'r waen; Borthygest; Penmaenrhos; Treir;w Rhyd Ddu; Penygroes; Pantglaj Llaigyb. and Bryncroes. Those desiring to tenedr in respect of one .r more of these Schools should write at once to Mr. Rowland Lloyd Jones, C ounty Architect Market Street, Carnarvon, and in any event net later than Monday, the 28th June instant. A detailed specification will then be avail- able for inspection by each person desiring to tender. All tenders should be forwarded to me, the undersigned not later than Tuesday, the 6th dav of July, 1.915. EVAN R, DAVIES. Secretary of Education. County Education Offices. Carnarvon, 19H June, 1915. (J.25). YN EISIEU w ANTED.-YOUNG LADY for Sa'es.— Apply. Aston and Son, Ltd., House Furnishers, Carnarvon. OUSEMAID WAITRESS WANTED.- Address, Royal Oak Hotel, Bettwsy- coed. (J.14). WANTED.-A GOOD GENERAL SER- I W VANT, age 20 to 23. Apply C. c/o Smith and Son, Penmaenmawr. W"ANTED.— MOTOR DRIVERS ANI) f CONDUCTORS-Apply, Silver Motors, Llandudno. ANTF,D.-EDUCATED MEN for Tours w Department.— Apply, Silver Motors, Llandudno. WANTEt) AT ONCE.—STRONG GIRL as Housemaid. —)Royal Goat Hotel, Beddgelert. WANTED.—SMART BOY, 14 to 15 for v v the Clothing Trade.—Apply immediately Bradley's, Turf Square, Carnarvon. SERVANTS REGISTRY OFFICE.—Mrs. S Owen, 16, Treflan, Bangor. Stamp for reply. NAVVIES.—WANTED 100; WAGES^ 6^d. per hour.—Apply New Asylum Works, Sketty, Swansea. (J-11). WANTED immediately a Single. Young MAN as BOOTS for first-class hotel in North Wales.-App!y, C177, "Herald" Office, Carnarvon. BAKERS.-Stea.dy Reliable MEN as Se cond Hands.—Apply, stating experience, wages required, and references, E. B. Jones and Co., Rhyl. ANTED.-HOUSE in or not more than one mile of Carnarvon. Rent about £ 20- £ 25.—Apply to Number C150, "Herald" Office. WORK WANTED by respectable Woman. 'V Domestic or other employment. Daily or permanent. Address in first instance to "R. H. "Herald" Office, Carnarvon. RIAN i'w rhoddi art an ar log ar Dir Amaethyddol Rhydd-ddaliadol.- Ym- ofyner a Lloyd George and George, Cyfreith- wyr, Criccieth. BOOT TRADE.— WANTED A YOUNG LADY as a Saleswoman. Good prospects for a smart and active hand. Age about 20. —Apply, Dicks, 7, Bridge Street, Carnarvon. WANTED. BLACKSMITH, also IM- PROVER used to general smithwork for Liverpool.—Apply, stating wages required, Cheshire, Pooley and Co., Bath Street, Liver- pool. MOTOR MECHANICS and DRIVERS WANTED for the Season. Not eligible for the Army preferred. Fullest particulars and references to the Red Garage, Llandudno. WANTED GIRLS OR WOMEN not under 16 years of age for bottle washing, to replace Men enlisted for the War. Good wages earned.—Apply, Ind, Coope and Co.. York Chambers, Llandudno. W ANTED.-A MANAGER for BRANCH SHOP. Country trade, Grocery and Provision. Single Man prteferrled. State wages and experience.—Apply "Y81," "Her- ald" Office. MOTOR. DRIVER. WANTED AT ONCE FOR FORD CAR, must be British subject, able to do small repairs and be willing to assist on station when not driving or working on car.—Apply Engineer-in-Charge, Marconi Station, Ceu- nant, Llanrug. (J.25). ■BBaiBiBaaaiBBisiKiiiBiiiBimiiiuiimmi Yr Ha-F a'r Gwyliau, Y MAE. Turf Square, Carnarvon. "Wedi parattoi Stock Fawr ar gyfer yr Haf Siwtiau i ddynion (style diweddaraf) 15/11, 18/11, 21/6, i fechgyn 9/11, 10/11, 12/11, 14/11 Cya Pryau gwelwch y Bargeinion y mae Bradleys yn eu cynnig ar yr amser caled hyn. BRADLEYS, Turf Square, Carnarvon, Branches :-Liaiidudno, Colwyn Bay, Rhyl, Llanrwst. Aberystwyth, Dolgelley. «■——b—a—■Mm — mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmBmrnsa YN EISIEU 1VTODERN SHOP with Dwelling House • Wanted, suitable for Drapery Busi- ness, in prominent position in good market or mining town in Wales, South Wales pre- ferable. Rep'y fullv to:—"Drapery," "Her- ald" Office, Carnarvon. WANTED in or near Holyhead, for two or three weeks in July or August, com- fortable private sitting room and two bed- rocms, with attendance. Give full particulars and price (which must be reasonable) to D.D., 60, Charlotte Road, Egremont, Cheshire. (JI. 16 1. piURNTSHED HOUSE. Respectable F Family (4 persons) requires small Furn- ished House or Apartments, (2 Bedrooms, 1 Dining Room and Kitcnen) in Carnarvon or adjacent district. Small garden desired, if possible.—Apply, with particulars of rents, etc., to J.L., 40. office af this paper. T\RAPERY.—WANTED SMART YOUNG MEN. just out of time preferred, for Drapery and Dre;ses, Good Salary, high- class trade. Fare paid.—Apply Nicholsons, 13 and 14, The Exchange, Muswell Hill, London, N AR WERTH TO BE SOLD. HEARSE and several CLOSED and OPEN CARRIAGES in splendid condition.—Apply by letter to C112, "Herald" Office, Carnarvon. "pOR SALE.—TO HORSE DEALERS—For immediate disposal 6 years old cart Horse 16gl hands. Inspection can be ar- ranged by the Town Surveyor, Barmouth, to whom offers should be sent before 8th July. AR WERTH — TYDDYN Rhvdd-ddaliad- ol dymunol yn cynwys hefyd dir ac ad- eiladau ac a adwaenir fel DOLIVAN, CAR- MEL. Am fanylion pellach ymofyner a Mri. Ellis Davies Jones a Jones, Cyfreithwyr, 32 Castle Square, Caernarfon. (J1.6). TMPORTANT TO MOTHERS. — Every Mother who values the Health and Clean- liness of her Child should use HARRISON'S "RELIABLE" NURSERY POMADE. One application kills all Nits and Vermin, beauti- fies and strengthens the Hair. In Tins, 4!d. and 9d. Postage Id.—Geo. W. Harrison, Chemist, Reading. Sold by all Chemista. AR OSOD A p ARTIENTS TO LET in Dinas Dinlle, ——- Farm House known as Belan Glas, com- prising of Parloyr, Kitchen and 2 Bedrooms. For further particulars apply to Mrs. Ellis, at the above address. (J1.9). COLLWYD A CHAFWYD T OST—WELSH TERRIER PUP, 2 months old. Anyone returning same to Gunn, Dunbeath, Llanbeblig Road, Carnarvon, will be rewarded. 1-, COLLWYD.-CL DEFAID LLWYD, blew- '— yn rough, collar wen am y gwddf, gwyn ar ei frest ai daloen. Gwobrwyir y sawl a ddaw a'i hanes i R. W. Pritchard, Coed Marion, Carnarvon. (J.22). AE DAFAD DDIEITHR yn Pentre. Waen fawr. a'r nod canlynol arni :-Y glust dde, bwlch tri toriad oddiarni, a. twll. Y glust chwith, tori blaen, a fforchiad. Os na ddaw ei pherchenoa i'w hymofyn cyn Gor- phenaf 31ain, gwerthir hi i dalu y costau.—R. G. Roberts. YSGOL SIROL ABERMAW (I Fechgyn a Merched). Prtfathraw EDMUND D. JONES, M.A. (Lond.). Prifathrawes MISS L. M. M. ADAM, M.A. AthraWon Cynorthwyol: JOSHUA GELLY, B.So. JOHN LLOYD, B.A. JOSEPH T. JONES, Athrawesau Cynorthwyol: MISS L. M. M. ADAM, M.A. MISS CHLORIS E. MILL, B.A. Yn nghydag Athrawesau profladol mewa Coginiaeth a Cherddoriaeth. Tel era a: £4 10s. y Bwyddyn. Pob manylioj oddiwrth y Prifathraw. nen oddiwrth Bo. LLEWELYN OWEN. Clerc. ■BHBHB9IBMBHHBHBMBBBHBBsaES!!?filMMBBORMnHM .n.ng.gn.nn.nn.nn.nn8 I EMPIRE, g B CARNARVON. g tr n THE MOST UP-TO-DATE PICTURE HOUSE IN NORTH WALES. NEXT WEEK'S EXCELLENT PRO- GRAMME. B Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday: B K 5 g JEWEL OF FATE B ™ (Sensational Exclusive Drama). c:t |B Thursday, Friday. Saturday: B § BONITA'S LAST FIGHT § B (Thrilling Bull Flghi Drama). B n § THE PATHE GAZETTE OF TO- ft ■ PICAL EVENTS WILL BE SHOWN ■ ft THROUGH THE WEEK. ft ft ft B ADMISSION: Is., 6d. and 3d. ■ |g Commencing at 7-30. Matinee Satur- jgj ft day afternoon. ft ita«HHBnnBarBOTBttnBWB GUILD JJALL, CARNARVON, DAVIES LIVING PICTURRIS., Mr. Davies will feature the following Kims next week. MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. STOLEN SIEGE-GUN PLANS (Drama.) BRONCHO BILLY AND SISTER. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY. DARE DEVIL CIRCUS QUEEN (Drama.) CHARLIE'S NIGHT OUT (Two Parts, featuring Charles Chaplin). Re-fitted with New Seating accommodation and Heating Apparatus. POPULAR PRICES OF ADMISSION: 3d., 6d.. and la. Doors open at 7-30. Commence at 8. T CENTRAL CARNARVONSHIRE LIVE STOCK IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY. SHIRE HORSE 'Lee Daniel' Will travel every week during the Season as follows:— Monday morning, leave Penarth for Gallt Derwen, Penygroes, mid-day; Bodaden 3 to 5 p.m. Muriau for the night. Tuesday morning, leave Muriau for Plastirion. mid-day; Ty'nrhos, Llanddeiniolen, for the night. Wednesday morning, leave Ty'nrhos, for Taly- bont, mid-day; College Farm, Aber, for the night. Thursday morning, leave College Farm for Ty Newydd, mid-day; Perfeddgoed for the night. Friday morning, leave Perfeddgoed for Bryn Llanfair, mid-day. Muriau or Llanfagda- len for the night. Saturday morning, leave for Llanwnda, Llan- dwrog and Tai Gwynion, and work his way home to Penarth. For further particulars, apply to William Lewis, the Groom, or to R. W. PRITCHARD, Coed Marian, Carnarvon. FAR-FAMED FESTINIOG OR (TOY) RAILWAY ———— TWELVE MILES RIDE ALONG THE, MOUNTAIN SIDE, FROM WHICH THEY WILL HAVE VIEWS OF THE MOST ENCHANTING SCENERY IN NORTH WALES. TICKETS are issued from Llandudno, Colwyn Bay, Old Colwyn, Abergele, Rhyi, Prestatyn, Conway, Llanrwst and Trefriw, Bettwsycoed, and other L. and N.W. Sta- tions, to CRICCIETH, BARMOUTH, etc., ■via Blaenau Festiniog, and Festiniog Railway. The Festiniog Route is the most direct be. tween Llandudno District and Cambrian Line. JJEIRDD GWERIN IPIFIONYDD; 0 DDIWEDD YR AIL GANRIF-AR BYM- THEG HYD YN BRESENOL, A'U GWAITH ANGHYHOEDDEDIG, GYDA DARLUNIAC. GAN CYBI. Argraffiad Rhad, mewn Amlen, Swllt; Llian, Deunaw, a Swllt & Naw. Cludiad, ^wy Geiniog. Danfomer yr Archebion t'r Awdwr,— CYBI, CHWILOG. "Pwy erioed gafodd gymaint o anxrywiaeth dyddorol am a wilt a naw?"—0. M. Edwards, M.A., H.M.I.S. "Uyfr difyr a dyddorol droa ben.Mool. wyn. "Ni ddylai aalwyd yn Eifionydd, beth byn nag am ranau eraill o Gymru, fod heb y llyfr dyddorol hwn.Gwili. "Ystyriaf y llyfr yn un gwerthfawr iawn." —J. T. Job. "Mae yn dra dyddorol, ac yn haeddn der byniad helaeth."—Dyfed. "Prydferth ei diwyg, a dyddorol ei chyn- nwys."—W. 0. Jones, B.A. "Darllenaia y llyfr gyda bias neilltaol; mel- us, moea mwy."—L. J. Roberts, M.A., H.M.I.S. "Cyfrol ddyddorol a gwerthfawr iawn. D. D. Williams. "Darllenaia y llyfr gyda bias; hsedda gdchrediad eang," — Syr Edward Anwyl, "Y mae yn un o'ruyfrau hynny y bydd yn rhaid i'r hanesydd wrtho."—J. Davies, B.A. (Ltfryn).

HET NEWYDD Y WLADWRIAETH ♦ ^ynyrchwyd dyheadian uchel mewn adran o'r wasig felen a rfiai o'i hcwidiolwyr pan sefydlwyd y NVe.ny,(idiaeth Genedlaethol bresanol. Cred- enjt y sylweddoliid eu gobeithion, hir ddisgwyl- iedig ac y ceid gweled John Bull yn chwipio ei ddeilnaad i wneyd eu rhan yn yr angyfwng ollbwysig pmesenol yn ei hanes. Ond yn ffodus, y mae petHiaxi wedi cymeryd cwrs hollol vvahanol. Yn wir y mae dinasydulion Fry da, in wedi profi yn amlwig eu bod yn hollol barod i wneyd pob aberth a ofynir oddiax eu llaw 1 vn wi'-foddol. Mae digwyddiadau yr wythnos ddiweddai wedi aigar ein llygiaid i'r ffaith fod gell-m waSth dirfawr i'w wneyd heblaw cvf- lenwi milwyr i fae.s yr ymladd, er mior b\vysi,g yw yr alwad kono. Bu i Mr. Liqyd I iGteorge ddaingps (pwysugiwydd urn ddyled- svvydd yn ei fesur i ddarpa.ru ar gyfer cyf- j lenwi arfau a phylu-r ar gyfer y frwydr, tra y bu i Mr. McKenna ddangos y pwysigrwydd o ddysgu cyniidelb cyffredinol trwy berswadio j y defliaid—yn wreng a boneàd-i fuddsoddi eu baiian yn y gronfa ferithyoiol er cyfarfod a 'tJhipeuliau y rhyfel. Er cymainit fu clochaar Arglwydd Nortii- cliffe a'i gynffonwyr, mae v Weinyddiaeth newydd yn biwriadu cyfarfod y gofynion uchod trwy foddion gv.irfoddol. Ac yn adi- ffodius i'w "fawilhvdi," mae v wlad yn ateb i'r alwad yn rhyfedldol. Mae y meistri a'r gwedtliwyr edsoes wedi rhoddi eu nerthoedd at an-ad Mr. Lloyd George. Miaent wedi sefydlu ffoctrioedd mawrion, a.c y mae y gweibhwyr yai ymdyru i roddi eu llatur ar :allor gwasanaeth eu gwlad heb na chwip na ftonod. Profa hJï1 nad oedd prinder gwlad. garweh yu bod o gwbl. Pa.n gaed gwr wirth. y llyw oedd yn gallu egluro a threfnu petha.u yn bricdol cafodd yr addfedrwydd mwyaf tar ran pob doabartih. Bu i arweinwyr llafur ymgymeryd a clias.glu gweithwyr i'r gweith- feydd hyn. Dangosodd Mr. Lloyd George ytn eglur nad oedd obaith buddugoliaeth os na ellid cynyddu y cyflonwad o ffrwydron. Yr oedd yr Almaen, meddai, yn cvm^Tidhu clivvartcr miliwii o ffrwydbelenau y diydd, a rhiaid ydyw i ninan gynyrdhu rhagor na hyny os am oroMygu. ■ C'wynai Mr. Lloyd George fod rhai cwmniau yn cadw cLefcniyddlau o'r farcdmad er ceisio sicrhau mwy o btris am danynt yn m'helladh yn m'aen. Pwy wara- furaai i rcddi awdurdiod i didielio yn llym a tihiejirnfradwyr or fath? Ceir rtiai gweith- wyr yn ddiajneu a fa-ute-isiant ar y cyflogau uchel presenol i goILi eu hamser ac i ddyrysiu gw-erthfeydd er partlhi eu nwydau a'u chwantau. Pwy fuai-ti yn grwgnach rhoddi awdruMod i'r Llywodraeth i arfer dysgyblaetb deilwng mewn acho&ion o'r faith.? Darperir i roddi awdurdod i Mr. George i dd-elio ag ajohosioii. eithriadol fel yna. Modd bynag, mate'n eglut" fod yn chaid troi holl neilh gweithfaol y wlad i gymnxihu dajpariadau milwrol cyn y ceir byth okbiitli am hvyddiant. Ond ni choir y darpariadaa ucliod heb ariau i dalu am danynlt. Dywediodd )tr. Liloiyd George ar gycthwvn y ilxyfel mad y pwrs trymaf oedd yn myaued i arcMygu yni y pen diaw. Wel mae y C-angh,Ilydd newydd (-Itr. McKeima) wedi cyftwyno rillhm newydd i'r wlad i dalu ami y darpariadlaju a isicnheir (gan Mr. Lloyd George. Mae y eynillun hwn eto yn sawru o'r werindiaietlh: bliral. U11 o anffodion penaf y Tihiyfeloedd fu ydoedd mai rhyw ycihycMjg o etihoJedigiooi mamtrion oedd yn gallu rthoddi benthyg arian i'r Uywodivaeth i gario y rhyfel yn mlllaen. Felly hwynthwy oedd yn man- teisio ar y llogau udhel yn y blynydldau dvfodJol. a'r giveibhni-yr yn wham dan faioh y 'flogau. Nid yn unig hyny, and elai cyn- Ilun o'r fath dlan wa-aidd dinasyddlaetih iach a pihur gan y bydclai y dyrnaid cj-ioetJhogion (hjm yn rlhoddi yr argraff ar y wlad mai ihwymthwy oedd etifeddrion g;wiirioneddol y wlad. Ond y mae cynllun y benthyciad newydd yn uin hollol wålhanol. Trefnir trwy hwn fod y gweithw\T yn cacl cyfraniad o 5s yr un yn y benthyciad. Gellir rhcddi swm bydhan yn wyitfliTiosoI a oheir y p"rau a phob cyfar- wyddyd yn y llyfthvrd'y, y baaiciau, a'r gwa.- thanlal swyddifeydd. Ni wnaed erioed apel mor bwystg a hon ait unr'hyw wlad. id yn unig y mae yn bwyaitg o saibwynt fas- natdhal, aim fod galw am yr airian n gario y Rhyfel yn mln, ond y mae yn bwysiig o sai- 1JW) wierinol. Mae y Dlywooraetlh yn gwneyd gwerin a ^weiltlhwyr y wlad yn bart- xieribid a hi yn yr ygQnnes ofiiadwy non. Dytma gyfle emiaidd i woriniaeth, alC y mae dyrffodod bywyid y gweittltwyr yn dibyn/u ar y defrnydd a wnant o'r cyfleusdra hwn. Nid oes dim sydd amlycach na'r ff&i'bh y Ilbydd i syifeimi cyffredin cyrndeitlias gael eu ^waiggiaru gan y l'hyifel hon. Ac y mae yr adeilad)\va:rt/h newydd a. gyfyd1 o'r tryMi-th yn dilbjynxi ar y modtd, yr etyb y werin yr alwad Ibresenol. Heblaw hyny mae yn gyfle itliagOTol i ddysgu cynaldeb a darboaaeth i'r wloo. Mae y gweithwyr a't eu gilydd yn 11 y cael oyflogtau uichel ar hyn o bryd. Y mae y L!ywodraeiyii yn ei gw afth. yn darparu ar gyfer teuluoedd milwyr, ar milwyr clwyfedig wedi ovdnaJbud ei rhw7nedigaetlh i sicirnau bywoliaeth deihvnig i'w pliobl am y tro CVTItaf erioed. Ond nid yw y bywiogrwydd mas- nacho! and ffi-Tg. Daw adeg o ad- wcitfhiad* difiifol cyn bo hir ia.wn. Yr adeg hono bydd i lawer te'ulu hiraethu am yr arian wariwyd ganddynt :«r oferedd yn nydd eu llwyddasin't. Hen gyugor cynefin gan hen ddotetHiwyr yn y wlad ydyw i "ddal yr het tra y bo hi yn gwläowio," Wel does ddin dadl I nad; ydyw hi yn gwiliawio yn hanes gweith- wyr Prydoin h eddy w. Yr ydym yn ddyled us iawn i Mr. McKenna am ddarpa(ru ",hot" i ddal y gwlaw ar gyfer y dyddiau syah gydJd F yn dod. Heblaw hyny gellir yn briodol iawn ddweyd rild yn unig fod rhyddid a democrat- iaeifti Prydain yn y cwestiwn, and y mae rhyidkiid a dhydraddoldieb dymolSaeth yn y faxgen*. Oia f bjydidi 1i'.r Alnaaeni ondhfygu Prydain yn yr ymrafiael ofnadwy hon bydd yn ddyrnod farwol i ryddid a gweriniaetih y byd am gmedlaethau lawer. Gellir dweyd t