South Wales Daily News

ANDERSON. ABBOTT, & ANDERSON INDIA RUBBER MANUFACTURERS, 16 and 17, CASTLE-STREET, SWANSEA. GARDEN HOSE! GARDEN HOSE YO UR GARDENS. 60 FT. EXTRA QUALITY GARDEN HOSE, fitted with BRASS ROSE and JET, comple'.t for ONE GUINEA. Same length, withfkiingg, commoner quality, 18s. Any length c'Ju to order. TRADE SUi I' LIED.

cilttppírY Jhttttt$S. ZmX-Z'. QAjvTBET WEEN CARDIFF, k^' BELFAST, GREENOCK, & GLASGOW. SAILINGS WEEKLY. The Screw S',s&a>ships SEVERN, Capt. FIT; PRINCESS ■'ALEXANDRA, Capt. Miiig; ANTONA, Capt. Feldtman; CLUTHA. 'Capt. Linklater AILSA, Liapt. Huckman: are intended to Sail with Goods 9.r"I Passengers from East Bute Dock Basin, (unless prevented bv airciunstanees}, as fallows during the month of <:— CAftE-JFF TO GLASGOW. Arm BELFAST. 2 3 p.m. 116 W ednesday 3 p.m. 9 Wednesday o p.m. | 23 Wednesday.. -• 8 p.m. 30 Wednesday 2 p.m. FROM BELFAST TO CARDIFF. Friday 1 p.m. 18 Friday •• 1 P-m- Friday 4 p.m. 25 Friday •• p'm' GLASGOW TO CARDIFF, VIA"BBWAST. 3 Thursday 2 p.m. 17 Thursday •• P-m. Thursday 2 p.m. 24 Thursday •• •• 'p.m. With liberty to tow and assist. Vessels. FARZ-LA.elfaSt: Cabin, 17s. 6d. Steerage 10s.; Greenock or Glasgow Cabin, 20s.; Return, 30s.; Stserage, 129. od; Soldiers er Sailors. 10s. Goods to be alongside in time for shipment before the adver- tised tunc of sailing.. „ Apply in Glasgow to William Sloan a CO- Greenoel-, to William Lindsay & Co. Swansea, i> Jones & Brother; Belfast, to Robert Henderson & •5°n,3 to Mark Whitwill ft Son; and in Cardiff, to „ • • • WEBB & CO., cute Jock Bonded Warehouse Cardiff, June, 1875. 9669 N 0 DAYQ AL L ERATIOJI OF DAYg OF SAILING. ^PORT, & CARDIFF. nLllf 'k'.r. t V/ /„rM-ASS PASSENGER STEAMERS. On and after bth DECEMBER the Citv of Cork Steam Packet Wl1-1 leave CORK for MIL FORD, NEWPORT, ^vpaprp1^' EVERY MONDAY, returning to CORK from ;«EWPOia EVERY TUESDAY or WEDNESDAY, and for CARDJFF> L VEIiY WEDNESDAY or THURSDAY. See Jhaiidbills. ^ares—Cabin, ii b. Clbm Return Ticket, available for one (iiieludin- St,ward's -e;s). £1 lis. 0d Deck, 7s. For further particulars get; small bilo. AGENTS. CARDIFF.—Mr E. C. DOWSING. shipbroker, Bute Docks. NEWPORT.-Mr JAMES MADDO^KS, Dock-street. CORli. -City of Cork Strain Packet Company, Penrose Quay. 7 ^MEIILCAN LINE. UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS BETWKEX BETWKEX LIVERPOOL AXD PHILADELPHIA, TAKING PASSENGERS, W ITIIOUT EXTRA CIIARQB, to- NEW YORK, BOSTON, OR BALTIMORE. First-class full-powered Iron Steamships, are appointed to Sail From LIVERPOOL ^VERY WEDNESDAY. Next Sailmsja are ILLINOIS 30th June KEN ILWORTfl •• 9t h July Calling at Queenstown the iodowing day t0 embark passengers. This it; the only Xrans-At.antic Line s.iling under the United States Flag, and the accommodation for Passengers ij equal to any of the European Steam-li'P -kine*. Passengers and GOOdli are landed at Philadelphia on the Wharf of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY, which is the shortest and most direct route to all places ia the Western States. CABIN PASSAGE 12 to IS Sumeas. Return tickets at reduced rates. STORAGE PASSAGE as ow as any other line, including an ample ^ripply of Provisions, cooked and served up by the Com- pam'i Stewards. rtC,. INTERMEDIATE PASSAGE, including Beds, Bedding, and all necessary utensils, and a separate table, £ 8 8s. For further in*o™n> apply to RICHARDSON, SPENCE, & CO., 10 17 and 19, Water-street, LiverpooL Or to JAMBS ATRJVBute-road, Cardiff; JOHN COPBLAKD, 124. High-street, JTER^yr Tydfil; DAviD DAVIES, 2, Cannon- gtrtet, Aberdare. gg52 (100D NEWS TO EMIGRANTS. Canada still calls for labour; wages high, and no locK-outs, ilfr Down sails again for Canada by Allan Royal Maii steamer, 24'h June, from Liverpool; he will take emigrants with hun at very low rates, and guarantee to see all employed a"" comfortably 83ttled before he returns. Those wishing to jo'n 'nis party are strongly advised to apply early, a3 the number will be strictly limited. Labourers and female domestic servants assisted out every week sail evsry Thursday. In all cases employment is ce)rt&in.-For further particulars apply to John W. Down, Emigration Agent, Victoria-street, Bristol. (Enclose Stamp for reply. 9206 A L L A N LINE. FFII'JF^SPWCFC-RR -^3*- SHORTEST OCEAN PASSAGE TO AMERICA. Cordpoeed of Twenty First-class Royal Mall Steamers. SAILI^0 DATS—From Liverpool, EVERY Tuesday and Thursday, V, Canada, AND every alternate Tuesday to Halifai and Baltimore, > rwarding PASSEN-EW on etay terms to aU parta of Canada and fc TTnited States. thfc wean and Stewardesses provided free for all classes of Ireia. Passe, sourer? who secure their Ticket's before leaving home am PasSL ve Railway Station in Ll. erpool by an appointed Agent of toe Comp W^° charge of them until they go on board thrruteA" r^ Government grants ASSISTED PASSAGES by x,af'xT 10 ilairifcd Farm Labourers and Female Do- the ALLAN toestic Servants-^ or pasgaore) app'y to Allan Brothers and it 8,],.a x>u 'iings, James-strett, Liverpool, or to G. Bird, Co., Alexandi»t Cu T. j. Buse. 29, Page-street, and 3, 40, Bu.e gwanvv W, H. Moseley, VVind-stveet, Neath D. SXThom!rB»tisa Sch. ools, Llandovery J. R. Dan.el, St. Maiy- n.r'ligan. jvtsurancc M HE P'R^IXTE 7NT CLERKS' AND I HB gen ML GUARANT EE ASSOC NATION (LIMITED). For affording Guarantees to p, rsons holding Situations of Tmat md specially 1 em Powered by- Act of Parliament to gua- lantee the fidelity of GOVC-"WZenL 0) nc^ls- Capital Subscribed, £ 100,^)00 | paid up ijnd Invested, £ 50,000. Prospectuses, Forms of Pi "oposal, and all information may be nhtaitipd of the agents, Obtained Me: «rs J0HN JENKINS and CO., Auctioi &c., 20, High-street, Cardiff. QUN OFFIC11 I:STAELISU E»A.D. 1710. Insurances effected ^oml^ per £ 1()0 per annum. No «cy or Prompt and Liberal I. oas Settlement. -Duty 011 Insurances in the Sun in A8e8j £ 12»,637, l)einii more *than one-ninth of the wb*. P **y wxty-two Oflicea then ^Prospectuses, Forms of Pr°po8^> d a'l information respecting ^.teferas.nd CO.. Stock Br -h-street, Cardiff. '^JORWICH AND LONDON ACCIDENT CASUALTY INSURANCE ASSOCIATION. Established, 1S50. Subscn.bed cap^ £ 100,000. Tnsurancea granted rgainat ACCU'E^TA1' ^ATk, with COJf- "?FNSATION for PERSONA,, INJURE ARISL, ^0TT| ACCIDENTS •of all kinds, ^AILWaY ACCIDENTS, Also against ACCIDENTS to PLATJE-GL ASS. AGETS MESSRS. JOIELN i-ENiUNS and CO., ATJCTIONEERS Iac, 20, HIGH-STREET. CARDIFF. u N E 1 o F F I C E. Agent MR. PETIt price. Mr. Price, having bowJ:for an Agent of the SUN FIRE OFFICE, cf1 ^eij.icuown chanL'1 to,th8 notice of the public, and appeal to l.^w d ,,r0Dlpt whleh this Society "toas obtained for has °J Claims madf •apo* i, during the ^^t;on cud l.e obt&-1 ProspectuscS3ind^»^RBTOWN) CARDi^^t- THE SCOTTlSC'VIDOW FUND. EST¡ú\IN.WElJ 1815, ™ t ^19.000,000 Existing Assurances 5,900 o o Accuftiuiatod Fuudft ■ ■ • • 760',000 The whole profit belongs tn and is divisiU'' anl0'iKr''J tlie Policy Eolders alone. AGENT MA. PETER PR CP, S, OROCKHERBTOWN, CAKDIFF- UclDSNT INSU&A~NCE COMPANY .:<:dWlTffii>), 7, Lo:hbuiy, K.C. Gcnerrl Aec-dcnts. Railway Acct.ieute. Parsona.1 Injuries. i; £ ith by Accidents. INSURANCES L-&Y be >S.acte«l direct vritb the Office, 01 tSiroi./ii th, various iKentr thratSjfbont the 00ll!ltry.Fm A'¿II\"< b I -i! Dire;:tori'i iitvui <J. RART>r>Jo. Manw^er" ,1.1 —■ ■! r»n ffi. I, «l EMPLOY 'J'H.W' "QTAR" FURNITURE VANS. OFFICE.— >0 1 J UK HAYES, CARDIFF, 9482 Jaies bn udion. Re Mil s Mid Co. and others.-On behalf of whom it may concern MVZ- ^PHENSON has been instructed on THrp«nASv0^Cerned in lhe above t0 SELL b>' AUC- Ko -4 Oaecn ofrf' e 2lth day of ls75> at his Offices, Hic Att'enioon f?, ? r°ckh: rbtown, C irdiff, at Two o'clock in tract of whirl!' ?'ess the whole be disposed of by Private Con- c faserftlH"otio3 w 11 bf!">• in lots to 1' 80) n WINES andSPlKliS, comprising— 1I9|" Sherries, vadons Vintages and Shipments. » Poits, R-.tre Vintages. !> Clarets of various Growths. •' Sparkling Hock, Moselle, and Burgundy. ir>' Champagne—Quarts and Pints. 98 Cliablis and Sauterne. 84 Pale and Brown Brandy. 45 Scotch and Irish Whiskey. 2803 Dozens. Also, a few Quarter Casks and Octaves of Old Port and Sherry toeeth r with various other lots of Miscellaneous Wines. Full particulars will he given in Catalogues, to be h;;d on appli- cation to the Auctioneer (or wiil be forwarded oy post) three days prior to the dae of sale. The Auctioneer respectfully invites attention to the above fale as an unusual opportunity for gentlemen to replenish their stocks of Wine, &c. Conditions of Sale as in printed Catalogue. 10092 South Wales Atlantic Steamship Company, Cardiff —ITim serv.-d Sale of the Plant Machinery, Materials, Stores', and Effects, u.-ed for working tlie above Company's t.'anieri 11 MESSRS. ALEXANDER BKOS are in- followinnrbH AUPTI°N' 031 raURSDAY, the 24th JUNE, lh.'o, a..d followin^ d.iy, ,f i.ecesaary, at the Warehonses of theCompanj; to,. of East Lute Dock, Cardiff, the whole r.™4^f th o ^^KIALS, STORES, and LFI-EU.S, th, akno Company, now in Liquidation. CompriMnir— :rWr.S3le w&fMla?ed Pr°Pelkr- ancll°'chains, spars. BinsMonW *nd tiebis^blocks, maudla and other ropes, tacfeloa, shacklw, sungs, lashings, cork at.d other buovs lO-' eim corn and other scites, O!le by 3()() weigllts, from one IJ()I.1ud to 56 lb., 20 llushd and measures, 50 iOaGk ..nd box wheelbarrows rail giii D quantity If terti. fi-, ,t;rig-3, boiit 300 hair, coi kI alid wool mattre¡ses,. twinf's, lamps, LIasses, several tons of bar. sheet hoop and scrap u-0n, oils.-varnishes, 45 barrels cement, ^fnrp -ras «t«ngs,w!th gasomet-er and office furmtu lubber, one large iron tank, containinsr 350 gallons, a wgouuiaotr Of useful appliances used for unship- ping gereial c^o.s Wo new_ wire ropes, together with the con- tents of the P' which has lately been erected and supplied with all necessar tools utensils, &c. A'so, the ships' stores, \.hK.l Principal kind in use amongst Wsstern Ocean steam snips. Sale to commence at twelve o'clock precisely. Descriptive ca alogues are being prepared, and can bo oh'ained one week prior to ç;¡,le, at the auctioneers' offices, at Cardiff or Pontypridd. 76, St. !«»ry-street-. Cardiff, june 18-5_ 593 Morgan Street, Pontypridd. -Sale of well preserved Household ^oT.Q a T ^il.tl're a"d Effects. \'l f5? hv A stT f^DER BROS, are instruc- 1 •„ se Js above on Tn 'iEsq-' t0 SRLL by AUCTION, on the Pfn"s 1' 1 rfus^ H<)I I) ln^?y> the 29ih June. 1S75, the whole <'f "^om-VValnnfUnRNl.lUR,i and Effycte' consisting of Drawing ™t Couch, Walnut Chairs (four of which are cov whitur,] aailsovue <'arve 1 Walnut Table, worn T,blc, Ll .|V„s oc far.cy Chairs, Cornice ana Curtains, Paint r!e^riv new. FeW,>ir™C>tS^fancy BraCkelS'BrUSS £ l8Carpet' Dlli''andVKasv r!ja?°o ';ny Suite, comprising 0 hair-seated chairs, Cof bv Cham,yoi?\a r' Tol^°P'J Table, excellent Cottage P ano- £ °rlr,vin-s Orli0'' ^usi« Sto° • "^dry Chairs, Oa\ la e. Fe&er,-C^al Vase, a.?d^irfe'i%1fackets' <*«*> O^ent^&e C?irs Iea1her; 2 Lfan3P?.:Boo!c3' ma including Trr«n i > alg0 the appointments ot 4 Js«u- Furniture, M-,tresses p" u0tlu'r Bedsteads, Feather Beds and Stands, Maho^f; ^&c., M,rb!e top and other Tables, Chairs, Carpets t, ?,er Chcsts of Drawers, Dress; 'g lowel Hcrs'is and 'ioilet Ware ^frPet„an(l ^ods; swinS Glasses, The Kitchen contains the if' Commode, &c. nils several Pens of choice Pm*? Furniture and Culinary Uten- loo'ls, Bedding, and other PW,'H n 0ffer°,d' alS° the Garden Thrre will be no reserve. J1611 Coo,,s' &c\ noon precisely. 6 t0 commence at 12 o clock at to^he&!TSoneers,eS\hefr^ and may be had on application Institute Chambers, PontSy,pndd or Cardi^ Offices. June 10th, 1875. 553 Port of Cardiff^r. T MR T. S. HUNTLJEY has received instructions 80* 187? atS luSi^CTWN, on WEDNESDAY, JUNE ?a,tsS'g LUGGER ANXA of^f' Bute Docks, Cardiff the Putf TioH s I07tonsnet register „Gu.ernsey> 13r'n8 the West Bute Docks,-lu, Bujit of lister carries 210 tons, D.W. on 10 feet 10 mchesd • h classed ,n^teiials at Re ion in latter stores and ready for sea. ^d 9 years. Is well found in ThU vessel sails very fast, and is a 1 The sale will take place at 3 for 4 o'c?ockm 1 F'r n'er'crockhcrbtown.^r Pa^icu,ars apply to the Auctioneer, es^rs Morel Bros., Shipbrokers, Cardiff- 594 SALE THIS DAY Mo TnHNESAMuVYde?ar;i,le' c-diff- ESQ whoV d ,1S instructed by John bL ASSft runSeEtL e Eiiect9. BRKAKCAST and DIMIXG-BOOMS.—ir„v,r,„Y, table, with wo in=erti'->ns; ditto loo and p™k telcscope oinmg tal sideboard, chiHonniers, easy-ch^ra 1, ^0ke table9» IJede;i_ cliairs, carpet anl rug, handsome fen^r a"d ° coal scoop, Howe's sowing machine, nearly n "d ^reirons' C0PP3r ,FL.twl_-o DRIWINO KOOM.—Handsome ]03 table in wlf inlaid border; couch in strips satin, b7j«(-t«W .eft; y r ondon ro.-ewood chairs, with worked f„i and Graham, LJtp chcval fire-scieen, lichly carved and other8 l ian0' KS'; p«ptar-i«h'f™km°ir'd;Tc"kn1*1 wi'i'ktd ottnmin u,d liii S,tli o,mol« ditto toilet, d ware che8t -al\d glasses, marble-top two complete ddiner m'an"-le tchen requisites, a washing-machinc, and patent nreeprliv. The whole will be on view the d..y preceding the sale from 2 to 5 p.m., and the morning of sale- Sale to commence at r. 0>c o^k^p 3. Auctioneers Offices, Churcn 533 Assembly Rooms, Carmarthen.—iSale of Household Furniture and other Eflects. MR THOS. DAVIES has received instructions to SELL, by AUCTION, at the above Rooms, on FRIDAY JUNE 25th, 1875, a lar"e quantity of HOUSErj_OLD FURNITURE* which will be removed theie for the convenience 0f Sale com- prising Mahogany Dining, Pembroke, Oak, and other Tables Mahogany, Birch, Oak, Cane^caied, Arm a«.d other Chairs, Maho- gany Sideboard, 00. Couch, Iron and oh'-r Eedstea is, larp;e siz painted Wardrobe, Mahogany Marble TopW aslwtand, Parted do Dressing lab'es, Dressing Glasses, Cupboards, Oak Bookcase' Hat ana Coat. Stand, Coal Vases, Fenders and tire Irons, several Pa'r. Medallion Ph0 ogiaphs in Oxford Frames, Pimire, Kl^ ^viH nlepleCe' lct or Passage Msttii^g, \10ii11 and Case, to- fcether with a liirge quautitv ,f y ,uable Books, and ail the Culi- nary and numerous other articles. Sale to commence at Two o'clock. ■ „„,i Terms—Cash. Auction and Agency Offices, 31, Blue street, Carmarthen, Juue 19. 1875. 622 nnT5!!e,l f Surplus Timber, &c. TO be feOLp by PUBLIC AOCTION. in Her ^mmissi071 ers^of" pembioke Dock, by order of the Lords 'lg75 f the Ar^miially, on TUESDAY, the 29th day of <!U0gk (English 1? ?-s lots of. Afll(;an> Greenheait, Maho^ny, > -Italian, i.'antzic, and American). Fr TrCenai fhin "ci-M' thm ^borm^'111,?8 ° £ oid, Iron- ,>iz.-Gal- vanised thu^ aah shaving?, s.ag chain old, steel Catdogue^ng^tO-angTl^twn to Mr William Thomas, Auctioneer, re-jiui b «au, Pembrok6) &d at th(j Dock, yard- R. V, HAMILTON, 623 Captain Superintendent. SALE TO-MORilow! To Members of Building Society aTld MR T. H* DA^ will offer for RATI? V>v 'mu tton subject to such conditions ao by od on WEDNESDAY. Juu6 ^ci11 bo th ro and then ,H'* • n.^h-streft, Swansea, th. whole r'f ?i^5' at the Cameron Amv?. ™ d premifies, bein< No. so w leasehold pwei.LING-H(.'U»^dpay<,n of jWe,t,:rn^treet> Swansea, n-w 111 the Jpjre,) term of ieuse of «hiim ^remiscs are held under an u p' rPion 0f the purchase monev^ ■v<iars- Ground relit, £ 2 149. For 1011 o <«> "'oney eau^m .in °ngmortgage if w eessan- o,clock p A»cti».«r, „ .1 U'ii'in'ch'aill,V, Swansea. 10062 -Iiig-bstreet, Swansea, opposite the '■Rniiwav Station. F KNIGHT, Auctioneer and Drapers' Valuer, • thanks tht> inhib tants o' Swansea for their patronage during the 16 years he has been ia business, and informs them the will hold periodical Sale3 by Auction, at thei ab ,ve roo as, irniture and other Effects. Parties ka™&juch for sale may them, m at any time. Cash advanced if Orders for solicited, and inatructions received, a^°- 1, Gore-ten^e, or 72, High-street. Accounts settled prompt- 6903 w- '.r by Udi(}u. SALE TfIIS DAY. To Colliery Proprietors. Shipbuilders, &c.—In Admiralty.-In the County Court of Glamorganshire hoiden at Swansea, m re the Barquc Souvenir. M LEEDER has received in- rf>.vJ!_ structions from Jolm Daniel Thomas, Esq., High Bailiff of the Coun (pursuant to a decree in the above cause), to SELL by AUCTION, at the Carmarthenshire Docks, Llanelly, on TUES- DAY. JUde 22, IS. the Norwegian Barquo SOUVEN/R 500 Tons Eegister, bui.t at Norway in t&75, classed A 1, 13. 3 Veritas 9 ye.ir^ together with ail her chains, anchors, spars, risnriD'T» goa-r, blocks* ropes, sails, &c.9 &c. The Barque was stranded on the Scnrwealhcr Sands and brought into the Carmarthenshire Docks, Llanelly, where she will be Sold. Also her Cargo, comprising about 4u0 tons of Pitwood and Rat- tens, in Lots to suit purchasers, iVc., &e. Sale to commenee at Half-past Twelve o'clock in the Afterndoii. For further J'tI ticulars fipply to J. D. Thomas, HSQ. High Bailiff, Swansea: iligiedew, Ince, and Vachell, Solicitors c'udiff: or to the Auctioneer, Oxford-chambers, Oxford-srreet, Swansea. 514 SALE THIS DAY! 4, Tremont-terrace, Walters-road, Swansea. F KNIGHT has been instructed to SELL by 9 PUBLIC AUCTION, on the above premises on TUESDAY, June 22nd, 1875, a valuable assortment of HOUSE- HOLD FU HNITU HE, Piano-forte, Pictured, imd other effects, comprising drawing room suite in striped terry, do. in crimson rep, couch in hair, easy chairs m hair, do. in American learher cottage piano-forte, music stool, mahogany loo, dining, and other tables, mahogany glass-pannelled chifionneur, giit chim,ey gless, h:,t and umbrelia stand, whatnot, caneseat and other chairs, Brussels and olier carpets, fenders, fire irons, large pictu-e (Last Jut'gme.a) others, vases, &c., &c., mahogany half-tester and iron French bf.dstiaos, paillasses, leather and millpuff beds, ma'aogsnv wardrobe with plate-glass door, Wnshstand;, dressing tables, toilet ware, toilet glasses, commode, towdl horses chest of d"av.'erH, oak bedroom suite: comprising wardrobe 'wash. Kaud, dressing table, glass, 3 chairs, towe; horse, commode, &c., kitchen tabic, clock, china, glas, anu other requ.sives. Goods on view mornbig of S d?. Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. Auctioneer's Of'lc. y, High-street, Swansea. Glan Ebwye Ûome, Victoria Iron Works.- 'j%/TR. HENRY YENNOR has been instructed to JJrJL SELL by AUCTION at the above place, on MONDAY the iSth day of JUN fc', 1^75, at 12 o ciock it Noo:s, ths handsome and well-selected liUUsu.nu.ijL> t uit^iiuuh and EFPFCT- of Alexander Brewer, isq.,M,D., who is leaving the neiahioour- hood. THE FURXITIJRE consists of handsome mahogany sideboard large and elegant chimney glasses in massive gilt frames rose- wood loo table with carved pillar and CIAWS, gilt window co'rnices mahogany curtain poles and rings, damask moreen window curtains, a large number of chairs, leathor and cane-seated easy ditto, handsome and nearly new Brussels carpets, hearth rugs to match, handsome iron fi nver stand, co d vases, sewing machine by Wheeler and V»ilson, mahogany dining table, ditto centre table, handsome paraffioe and other lamps, hall ditto iiiaho,-aii, ye'-rctaire bookcase, ditto whatnot, glas flowir vase iire-guards, elegant bronze-fenders, polished steel fire-irons, ash- pans, handsome hat and umbrella stand. several wool ai.d other mats, a quantity of floor cloth, duantity of cut-glass in tnmblers and beer glasses, w ine ditto, cu.tara ditto, &c. ivory-handle knives and forks, &c., <fec.; handsome iron nnd mahogany half- tester bedsteads, elegant mahogany wardrobe, polished deal ditto, mahogany and polished deal chests of drawers, handsome marble-top maho^a.r.y and other washstands, chamber ware, dressing and toilet tables: mahogany, marb'e-slab, and other swing-glasses; muho^any night commodes, several painted tin baths, ditto water cans, fool-pans, cane-seated and easy chairs, zebra-wood loo table, mahogany towel horses, nearly new russels and Kidderminster carpets, Indian matiing, hearth-ruo-s fen -i s, fire-irons, ditts guard and t sh pans, feather beds mattresses and palliasses, stair carpetting, Ac., &c. Roller mangle, washing machine, large linen chest, dinner service, and a quantity of kitchen requisites, &c., &c. A quantity of Booiis, amongst which are Matthew Henry's Bible, Kcv M. Credon's ditto, Rev John Flavel'a Works, Mrs Hunan's ditto, Ain swonh's English an 1 Latin Dictionary, Lives of jsonconformists by Samuel Palmer, Whitfield'h Works, Re- marks on the prophetic part of the Revelations of St John, by Thomis Bender, Guthrie's Geo.raphy, Baileys English Diction- aiy, Jesus see i of Angels, and Go l's Mindfulness of Alan, three Sermons by Rev Augustus Toplady, Parry's Dictionary and Chemical Catechism, Historical Sketches of Statesmen in the time of George III., by Henry Lord Brougham, in 3 volumes* British Celebrated Commanders, by Rev O. R. Gleig General Itineracy of England and Wales, Characteristics of Women, by Mrs Jameson Thoughts on Animalcules, or a Glimpse of the Invisible World, by liide-n Algernon Malitell, Esq., B.F.tt.,S. Evangelical Magazine, from the year 1785 to 1^53, Ate. BAROUCHE, with shafts and poles, in good condition; nearly new sets of single Harness, ditto Saddles arid Sidesaddles, and other stable requisites. A very handsome Chesnut Carriage HORSE, quiet to tide or drive. Auctioneer's Offices, 4, Llanarth-street, Newport, ;,lon., June 7th, 1875. 507 SALE TO-MOKROW. Graig, Ponty pridd. -Sale of Five Cottages and Ono large Dwell- ing-house. MR. W. JONES POWELL has received in- structions to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Butchers'Arms Inn, Pontypridd, on WEDNESDAY June 23rd, 1875, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon all those FIVE COT- TAGES and One Eight-roomed DWELLING-HOUSE, situate on the Graig, Po.itynridd, near Mr H. S. Davies s, now in the occu- pation of Messrs. J. James, C. Elson, T. Merritt, and others. Tlie above have only recently been built, with gardens in front and a closet to each house are prominently situated, being built On an elevation. The housss are held under a leise of 99 years, over 97 of which are et unexpired. The ground rsnt is very low, being only £3 16s 8d per annum. The property will be sold in three or more lots as there and then decided. for iurther particulars apply to the Auctioneer at his Offices, Mill-street, Pontypridd. 540 South Wales. Brewery, with large Malthouae. Residence, and nearly 30 old licensed Public-houses, principally situate in the populous town of Swansea.. MR. Y. J. COLLIE tl has received directions to SELL by AUCTION, lit the M ickworth Arms Hotel, { Swansea, on Thursday, July 22nd, at 3 o'clock, the SWANSEA BtvEWERY, an old-established concern, the trade of which has averaged upwards of 2,70.1 quarters annually for same years past, and is capable of great improvement. The home premises are extensive, and were rebuilt about a quarter of a century since in a most s ibstantial manner thsv include good stores, stabling, couniing-houses, and every appliance for conducting a large and lucrative business. Adjoining is a commodious family residence, a double malthouse sleeping- 40 quarters, several cottages, and other useful premises; the brewery is fitted with a SU-quarter modern plant, which, together with the buildings, are most con- veniently arranged and in good working order. Attached are nearly thirty old licensed houses (chiefly of freehold and long leasehold tenure), most of them doing large trades, and nearly all eligibly bituated in the town, the population of which exceeds 60,000. There are a great many free houses in Swansea, mostly supplied by brewers living at a distance, but the trade of which might be secured bv energy aud perseverance; the supply 0f private families is also capable of great extension, aud the spirit trade might be added with advantage. A'articulaiS may shortly be had of Messrs Maples, Tcesdale ai.d Co., Solicitors, 6 Finder- ick's-place, Old .Jewry, London; of Mes-rs StricK and Bellin-iiam, n, Solicitors, Swansea and of Mr V. J. Collier, 50, Moorgate-street, London, of whom further information maybe obtained. 576 ^JARDIFF.—HOUSE S FOR SALE. Two Semi-Detached VILLAS, Castle-road, price £ 1,000. Two Bittto Ditto ditto, 1,150.. „,Q_ On.; Seml-beWhed VILLA in Partridge-road, puce Several VILLAS, Lower George-street, Cathays, above Dull Hall. From £ 225 each. Three HUUSES in Flora-street, Cathays, price £,190 each.. Five HOUSitS in Eclipse-street, Splottlands. Two Ditto Ciilton-stieet, Koath. u Several SHOPS and a Bakehouse in Garnet-street, Roath- HOUSE and SHOP in Russell-street, price» £ 225. Let at lis. per week. Two HOUSES and a STABLE inRussell-streot, Roath, price £ 450. Let at 2 is. per week.' One eUBLIC-HOUSF, To Let in Bute-strest. Immediate pos- session. Als0 Small BFER-HOUSE in Mary Ann-street, incoming £ 60. Also Several Lots of PROPERTY FOR SALH., all parts of the town. App>y to JAMES LODGE, House, Estate, and General In- surance Agent, 50, CLIFTON-STREKT, CARDIFF. 515 MESSHS PRICE, JENKINS, AND CO., AUCTIONEERS, VALT,, HOUSE, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, COLLEGE CHAMBERS COLLEGE-STREET, SWANSEA, Q BEG respectfully to inform the inhabi santo of bwansea and Neighbourliocd that they have just commenced in the above Busiuess, and their long and varied experience in all depai-tuients of Commerce will enable them to afford their Clients the advan- tagcs of that experience. They at the wmetime, assure all those who may avail theinsalves of their services thas their instructions w.11 be carried out with promptitude and dispatcn. [,uring" the alterations of the C .llt&o Chanioers, au communi- cations for Price, Jenkins, and Co. will be attended to at their Temporary Offices, 4, Triiiitv-l>l!><'e. Swansea. 9054 T^TTL L I A M S A N D E R S) %• a TtPTTi)N p K K, ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT, 8, ROYAL ARCADE,, OAkDUB Has the following 0 »— CARDIFF.—Two houses in Canal Parade ana three: jottagca in the Court adjoiniiig; Grocer's Shop, R a^"v wilh stable and other back premises. Four lious s ui Russeli-street. KOATH.—Detached Villa, Clifton:stm-t, inice genteel Resi- dences in Cj ril (.'resent; Two houses in copper ,,treet; Six Genteel residences in Metal.street, and Eight b<^es.ln Gold-street Fight houses in Emerald-street Two hous-s m iopaz-street; and One House in Partridge-road.. „ CATHAYS.—Five houses in Woodville aeirace; twe houses i u Lettv ~street CANTON.—Ei^t houses in Halket-street. Eligible site Freehold Land at the eorner of Clive-road and Ely-roai A liberal proportion of the Purcilase-money may be had on mortgage. Apply as Above, .:1Ô èWH: biia IUIiIIC_iT"r;I'1!ft't-T.. :¡;u'uI:Al' jl&Us M S7HUK TLEY^F GENERAL AUCTION^ -0L Co IOUSE AND ESTATE A.-K. SWISS CHAINIBERS. #14, CROCivIiERBTOTV'i?, CARDIFF. All business entrusted to him will ba executed with fidelity and promptitude. Oraers for AUCTYOy SALES respectfully soiieHed. Settlement made on day after sale. HOUSE PROPERTY bought and sold on Commission. RENiS COLLECTED, repairs, &c., superintended VALUArIOS made for Probate nnd succession duties. 4967 viaUCSKOJL QT. CLEARS, CARMARTHENSHIRE.— CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. Conducted by the Rev. John Evans, B.A. (London University). Mr. Evans's pupils have been successful ill the University of Glasgow, and University College, London they have also passed (vitli credit the preliminary examinations of the incorporated Law (Society, Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain, Royal College ef Surgeons, &c., &c., and one has won the Berman Scholarship at the Presbyterian College, Carmarthen. Terms on aDplication. 127 GR O S V E NOR BUYS' COLLEGE (Near Clifton Down Station,) WHITE LADIES ROAD, CLIFTON, RRISTOL. Principal: DR. BENJAMIN TOMKINS. GROSVENOR LADIES' COLLEGE, BulGHTON PARK, CLiFXON. Lady Principal: JIRS. JOSEPH TOMKINS. FIRST-CLASS EDUCATION. YERY MODERATE TERMS. Apply for a Book (ol pages) of the abipve. C dleges before deciding en a School fur your sons and daughters. References to Parents in all the towns of South Wales. 9843 CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL TRAIMNG SCHOOL, HOLFORD HOUSE, STJW-ÚILL, NEWPORT, MON. ESTABLIIIIED 3864. PRINCIPAL JUr. J. WARE, Assisted by oompeter.t Masters. A thorough preparation guaranteed for Business and Professional Life, the Civil Service, and Middle-Class Examinations. Spacious School-rooms, Dormitories, and Playground. Date of Re-opea-ng Tuesday, January 2'j, 1875. 2798 A^RNOLD COLLEGE, Yv ALTERS7 ROAD -CTL SWANSEA. ERTABL1 SHED IS63. '-S' PRINCIPAL: REV. EDGJR WILLIAMS, If-A., B.D. The COLLEGE affords a first-ehiss PREPARATORY TRAIN- ING in CLASSICAL, SCIE.CIFIC, and COMMEKCIAVj subjects to a limited number of young gentlemen. A thorough English and Commercial Education is guaranteed. Pupils will he pre- In red specially, if required, for Professional and College Exami- nations. Fori Prospectu«es and Terms for BOARDERS and DAY SCHOLARS, apply as above. The ext Quarter commences July 22nd, 1875. CH E PST OW^KAMM A R SCHOOL:' A Private School for Gentlemen. Principal, an experienced Schoohliaster and i^irat Classman, B.A., London. Re-open July lS|h. 10120 N[ SI A T £ ?. O O IJ L .I G E >' G.LAKOEGANSHIRE. PRINCIPAT. DR. fi. bN^rTH, M.A., LL-.D., F.B.G.S.. c Z. Author of ft number of Educational and Scientific and aifco oi several musical compositions. TIo Rev. T. ti. PARNSLL, D.A., Late Fellow of St. John's College, Oxford. Tanas for Boarders from £ S to S2 Guineas per aunuau. Now pnpjl-3 admitted at any tame, and it tho quart or lias ck* •nenoed, a prOncrtionate charge na&de for this r-jjaandir of it. r'roHpecr-.uBta 8Gtlt OH application. 2Cb2 HIGNELL HOUSE EALING^ NEW- LONDON. Principal, Miss A. K. LUCY. Educational Home for Young Ladies, to whose improvement- and comfort the Principal devotes her personal attention. The louse is large and airy, standingin a beautiful garden.and croquet lawn for the especial use of the Pupils; also large gravel play- ground. Terms for Boarders, 25 guineas per annum. Young ladies under ten, 20 guineas. Best of references given by the, clergyman of the parish anC\ parents of pupils. Ealing is very easy of access, being on the main line of -he Great Western Rail- way, 7851 IJruslic ppoiutmcuts. GELLIG AER SCHOOL BOARD, \3r GLAMORGANSHIRE. WANTED, a Female ex-Pupil Teacher for the Bargoed Infant- Board School. Salary, X,40 per annum. Sewing essential. Duties to commence 1st August next. Applications, with recent testimonials (not exceeding three), to be sent to me, at Merthyr Tydfil, on or before Tuesday, the 13th day of Juiy, 18.5.-By Orner, 134, High-street, Merthyr Tydfil, FRANK JAMES, Clerk, 19th June, 1875. 610 JPENYGRALG COLLIERY SCHOOLS? JL —— WANTED, immediately, an efficient ASSISTANT, male or female, ex-P. T. or certificated. AJliberal salary.—Apply, statinar qualifications, to Rowland Rowlands, Esq., Penygraig, Ponty- pridd. b34 t i ,P. H"' n:J. 'L^IILFGREAFCOAL WAR IN S O OTH WALKS -S- Second £ 20th thousand. Now ready, in pamphlet 'form, and to be otJained wholesale, and by retail (price Id ), of w. PEDLAR, UmbrtHa Manufacturer, 12, Royal Arcade, Cardi T, ;and of all respectab^ booksellers, a resume of the principal features occurring in the recently concluded struggle between Capital and Labour in South Walez. This summary surveys;the great event from tho commencement of the strike till the com- plete termimttioa oi the lock-out and the strike, Newsagents promptly supplied on advantageous terms. Single copies sent post free for l..id. 605 The Prities of our Life.-FOOD AND FUEL. Illustrated, Pi ce 2d. Weekly, il-E NATIONAL FOOD AND FUEL -&- REFORMER.-A Journal devoted to the Consideration and Advancement of all matters relating to Food and Fuel. From Public Health. A valuable addition to our current literature has been made by the .publication of a weekly journal, the Food and Fuel Reformer, devoted t the consideration and Management of all matters relating to the mportant subjects in- dicated in its title." From "Brighton Daily Mall. A recently established jeur- nal, but one that is well conducted, and gives evidence- of becom- ing valuable." T „ From "Salford Weekly News, — A more readable and in- structive publication, in relation to domestic matters, does not exist, and we can most heartily recommend it to our readers for perusal." Sold by all Newsagents in Town and Country. Terms: of Sub- •cription, 10?. 30d. per annum 5s.^ Cd. for six months 2. s9 J. for 'tince months—iret: by po'.t. Post Offica Orders to be maule pay- able to T. W. STEVENS, Publishing otnee, 4-JO, Strand, i ondon, W.C.—Wholesale and Retail Depot of "The People's Stov »."7089 H EC D I F~F TIM S, PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY-PRICE TWOPENCE Is the LARGEST WEEKLY PAPER in Wales, aud has a C'trcula- tion greater by many thousands than any of its contemporaries. It has long been the recognised head of the Weekly Pross of Wales, and contains a larger number of Advertisements tha u any of its contemporaries. Chief Offices CARDIFF. Proprietor D. DUNCAN. := gMte and ContrMjs. TO CONTRACTORS. Contractors are invited to send in TENDERS for constructing a ■DRAIN about 1,130 feet in length, ;:nj supplv ing and 1 iv-.rg down STONEWARE PIPES therein in Rickard-street, Pontyjsridd. The Plans and Specifications may ba seen at tho Surv syor's ,e Office, Mill-street. Pontypried. Tenders are to tie sent to me, addressed Tender for cons truct- ing Drain, &c. not later than ihursdav, the 2-ilh inst. The Board reserves the option of accepting any Tender. H. L. GROYER. 9971 Clerk to the Boord. JPONTYPEIDD URBAN SAISITARY BOARD! TO PAVIOURS AND OTHERS. TENDERS are invited for the PAVfNG of TAFF-STREET, Pontypridti, from the Rhondda to the Big Bridges. The Plans and Specifications may be seen at the Surveyor's Office, Mill- street, Poiitypn-d. Tenders are to he sect to me addressed, Tender for Paving Taff-street, not later than ihurs iay, the 24th inst The Board reserves its right of selecting any Tender. 11 • L- Gl.OVER, 9972 Clerk to the Board. W ANTED, EC>j IMATES for Painting a large V f Number 01 Houses. Apply to Mr Thomas Williams, House Agent, 65, Loudoun-square, Cardiff. b22 TH3 GBLLIGAER HIGHWAY BOARD i-jquiie TENDERS for making and completing a portion of the New Road from boed to Deri length about 1,300 yards. Applications to be made to me at Hengoed, Gelligaer, where Plat, s, Specifications, and all other information maybe obtained. By order. ALEXANDER MITCHELL, Survoyor. June 12, 1875. 52a 1tIr."¡ UttMtc Jlotfccs;, ANNAH"- STREET CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. The SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY of the above Church, and a Series cf Jubilee Seivices, will be held on the 20'h, 2ist, 23rd, 27 th, and 30th June. On V'edresdaj' Evening, c3ru June, the Rev. W. JANSEN DAVIES, New, o:t, will Lectu"G on the "Up" and Downs of Liie." Chair to be ta I-eii at 7 o'clock, Tkkets Is each. On Sunday, 27th June, the Rev. W. J. EVANS, Haverfordwest, will preach in the Morning at 11, and Evening at 6.30. Oil Wednesday Evening, 30th June, the Rev. W. ADAMS, of Bristol, will preach at 7 o'clock. Collection? will be made in the virious erviccs towards the BuiHirg Fund. 10i.02—1679 LL SAINTS CHURCH, TYNDALL-STREET A CARDIFF. The Services in this Church will in future be conducted in English. "O EGIMENTAL ORDKRS. —By JTH. BUR- GESS, Captain Commanding 1st Glamorgan Artillery Volunteers. Head Quarters, Swansea. Castle, 18tli June, 1875. 1.—Gun Practice at th.j South Dock ou Monday, at G.30 o.m., undress un,f;)rni. The s rgeants are requested to attend tins Practice, as th., C mmandi ig Oiiker will scle-t the Nos. i ior the county coiaipetiti, ii. 2. —Gun Drill at the Gunsh .d on Tuesday, Wednesday. Thurs- day, and Friduy for Recruits, at 7.30 p.m., and old memoere a. 8,30 p.m. Plain clothes.. 3.—The Corps wili Purade in Full Dress on Saturday, the S6th inst. Fail in at kk orcester-placo at 2.30 p.m., and proceed to High-street Station for conveyance to Briton Ferry. Gnu Practice for competing detachments, ai.d also for Colonel. Hill's inspection. Band to attend. A go d muster is requested. For duty during the ending 27th June, 1875 :-Liut. A. Phipps, Sergeant A R)ney, Co, poral S. Dawdle, Bombardier E. Dahne, Trumpeter VI Da: e. By order, (Signed) J. n. BURGESS, Caph;n Commanding. rjio LOYERS OF FINE ARTS. EIGHTY OIL PAINTINGS now on VIEW at Roberts' Picture Gallery, 35, Royid Arcade. Admission tree. 9663 gCRIPT U R A L H O L IN ESS UNIO N. The MEETINGS for the Promotion of SCRIPTUR AL HOLINESS will be continued weekly as follow.—SUNDAY_AI|IERNOON in the Swiss Hail at 3 o'clock. WEDNESDAY" FN E.^ING, in the Swiss Hall at 3 o'clock. SATURDAY E\lNiNG, lis the Friends' Meeting House, Charles-street, at 7 o'clock. All who attend these Meetings are requested to bring their Bib;e3 with them—Psalm cxix, li>Q xerae. ;.f,ttUdtn0 ^oaetie^ NEW BUILDING SOCIETY. .r Registered Office, 3, LOWER GOAT. STREET. The First subscription Meetiiig- of the First SWANSEA IN- CORPORATED BUILDING SOCIETY v.ill be held on MONDAY, 21st June, Io75. £100 ADVANCED IN FULL. No deductions of any kind. Month!y Suhscriptiens, 10s per Share; Half Share. 5s; Quarter Share, 2s 6d. This Society offers peculiar advantages to investors of every class and the utmost security guaranteed. DIRECTORS. Mr H. A. Price, Cmr-street Mr T. M. Ingram, Bryn-y-Mor Dr. Mc-rg-an, Public Analyst E. G. Sladen, Oxford-street Mr C. R. Glover, Castle-street „ J. D. Fannett, High-street D. Hopkins, Terminus Hotel J. L. Daaies, High-street „ J. Phillips, London House Isaac Seline, High-street „ J. E. Burnhill, Burrows „ D.M.Davies, Lower Oxford-st „ K. Matheson, Castle-screet G. Marquis, Oxford-street P. Jones, Richardsun-street „ M. L. Marks, Hubert-place „ A. Grant, Herbert-place John Lewis, Nelson-street Surreyor-Mr D. Richards. Treasurer Mr Charles Levy. Solicitor-C. H. Glascodine, Esq., 4, Fisher-street. Secretary—Mr John F. Harvey, 3, Lower Goat-street, where all particulars may be obtained and members enrolled any time between the hours of 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. 8908 HE IMPERIAL TERMINATING BUILDT INGSOCIETY. Established June 8th, 1875, at Mount Pleasaat Chapel Schoolroom. Shares, A100 in full, or less Premium as Members wish. Subscriptions P" f Entrance Fee, 2s. 6d. per Share. PATRONS. John Jones Jenkins, Esq., The Grange. L. D. Williams, Esq., Swansea Bank.. James Livingston, Esq., Bryn-y-coed. Thomas Ford. Esq., Woodlands Villa. DIRECTORS. Mr T. E. Davies, Picton-plaoe, Chairman. Mr B. Bennet, College-street. Mr JenkinJones, J2,Nicol-street. Mr P. Cook, Temple-street. Mr G. Marquiss, Oxford-street. Mr J. W. Crabbe, Oxford-street. Mr W. D. M'Cutcheon, L.S.S.C. Mr Dan Davies, Cleveland-terrace. Mr W. Pike, Wind-street. Mr Rees Davies. New-road. Mr T. Roberts, College-street. Mr W. George, Oxford-street Mr H. Watkins. Rutland-street Mr W. Griffiths, College-st. lir T. W. Williams, Edward- Mr W. Howells, Orange-street. street. Mr D. Jones, Coai Merchant. Mr J. Watkins, Argyle-street. SOLICITOR. BANKERS. Wm. Cox, Esq., Adelaide-street. The Swansea Bank (Limited). TREASURER. SURVEYOR. Mr D. Davies, 9, Cleveland-ten Mr J. Watkins, Argyle-street. Shares advanced in full from the commencement of the Society. Tlie interest money of 8s per month will cease at the end cf the tenth year, and the member will then oniy pay 10s per month on each Share for the remaining months of tre Society. Those Borrowers who may wish to be free of the Society may become so by paying t'.e amount due trom them at any time, and they will be allowed a discount of £4 per cent. per annum off all money so pa'd for in advance. Borrowers are charged nothing for expenses ef Solicitor or Sur- veyor. A good number of shares have been already taken up, ana names are being added evarv day. The First Subscription Meeting was held on Tuesday, June Stn, 1875, and the Directors would advise all persons intending to become members to lose no time before entering heir names, in order to avjid getting in arrears. Names enrolled any Friday Evening, at Mount Pleasant Chapel Schoolroom, from 7 to 8 30 o'clock, wherst all particulars may be obtained of the Eesreiarv, HENRY F. HOOD, Or at 4, Rutland-street, or 10, Clarence-terrace, Swansea. The s'econd Subscription Meeting will be held on TUESDAY, JULY 1?, 1875, from 7 to S.30, at Mount Pleasaant Schoolroom, ansea. 1002$ THE LANDOHE PERMANENT BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY. SHARES: £100, PAID IN FULL. No PREMIUM. NO DEDUCTIONS. Entrance Fee, 2j 6J per sliare. Investors' Monthly Subscript: on ,0s. per &haao;. Borrowers' Month'y Repayment (f Advances years, 13s 8d 19 ye..is, 14s 6u 17 yearc, 15s f.41 l&s W 12 years! 198 Od 10 years, 22s 4d 7 years, 29s Gd; 5 years, 39s 2d. Shares, or a fraction thereof, can be taken up monthly, without paying back subscriptions. This Society will be conducted cn just and approved Tables, Rules, and Regulation s. 1 K Working men and others bulliding their own houses, and in- tend borrowing from a Buiding Society, will find it advan- tageous to join this Society. Immediate adrances-,te of interest ordinary—month y paymen s reasorable and easy no annual expense Society pay one survev fee, and ordinary ance on property, and property redeemed on just and equitable terms. Subscriptions received Wednefdays and Saturdays, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., at K5, Hanover-street. Tha Subscrip ion Meetings are held at Siloh Chapel Scheol- room, on the Fourth Friday in each month, from 7 p.m. to9p.m. For further particulars, anplv to the Secretaries, DAVID OWEN. 35. Hanover-street, Swansea. JOHN L. DAVIES, Landore. 100"7 Swansea, June 6,1875. HOMES FOR THE MILLION gLaMORGAN BEgm* BUILDtKG c A K V J F F. 46,000 ready to be ADVANCED on MORTGAGE of HOUSES and LANDS- Easy Fortnightly Repayments. je50,000 already advanced to Working Men and others. R. EMERY, Secretary. 23 DOCKS, CARDIFF. PpENTS AND^IARQUEES ON HIRE. JOHN SMART, TENT AND MARQUEE PR^P^KTOR. 41, ADAM-STREET, Bogs to announce to the public that he has a large and beautiful ^fction of Tents and Marques, of all shapes anl siz^,™™ for flower shows, eisteddfod au, galas, races, pic-nics, &e therebv enablinghun to execute any orders he may be favoiwed with at prices that will deft-.competitors. All orders exS o» tte shortest possible notice; distance no object. Estimates Riven on application. P.S. An jMOeation to the above addaess is pirti- cularlp invited »>efore erfj^fng elsewhere. 7961 11, 12, 13, & 14, ST. MA^.Y-STEEICT, CARDIFF.. « JJ O W E L L AND COMPANY JLJL WUJ. OFFER THIS DAY A MANUFACTURER'S STOCK OF LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S COSTUMES, JACKETS, CUIRASSES. FICHUES, &c., &c., Which have been bought r-t a Di-'count of 47 per cent, off Cost or Stock Book Prices. Also. A MANUFACTURER'S STOCK CF UMBRELLAS, SUNSHADES, &c., Considerably under Market Value. HOW ELL AND COMPANY, THE CARDIFF DRAPERS, CARDIFF. JOH N JENKIN S AND C 0 PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, TRADE VALUERS AND STOCK TAKERS. RECEIVERS AND J'ilUSTEES Under the Previsions of the Bankruptcy Act, 18(39. STATEMENTS OF AFFAIRS PREPARED, AN STOCKS TAKEN I OR MEETINGS Or CREDiTORS In I IQUl DATION, COMPOSITIOV, or BANKRUPTCY. OFFICES :— 20, HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF. 1784 V ARIETY AND V ALUE RIGHTLV INTERPRETED AT THE CARDIFF HOUSE. Wc are ucw showing our NEW SEASON GOUDS the Stock has been bought well-—contains mc?t of the Fashi nab'e Nevel- tie! in Boys, Youths, and Ger.t enen's Ready-made Clothing- and the pricej will be found urt low, as ttis general de- pression of trade has turned the ma-kots considerably in favour of Cash Buyers. Special attention is requested to the new Double Breasted Coats, "Suits of a piece," Trousers and Vests to match* and to the -new Shapes in Silk, Fel., aid Straw Ilatis for Gentlemen and Juveniles. A large assortment of Summer Hosiery. Portmanteaus Hat Cases, Trunks, Bags, Rugs, and other Travelling requisites. Messrs. W. PRICE and SONS. Fashionable Clothiers and Outfitters, Cardiff Eon.se, St Mary-etrect, Cardiff. N. BERRY AND CO. KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK OF SEWING MACHINES IN SOUTH WALES. Machines from all the Best Makers ON HIRE AT 2s. 6D. PER WEEK. 76, CROCKHERBTOWN, CARDIFF. ISLAND HOUSE, WIND-STREET, SWANSEA. ATI Orders by Letter Punctually Attended to. 9733 COMBINED AIR COMPRESSORS and STEAM ENGINE8 specially designed for use in MINES, Quarries, Tunnel, and Railway Works. Apply for prices and particulars to TANG YE BROS, and STEEL, NEWi'OiU <>ud SWaNSEA. C E ICE!! ICE!' 11 DIRECT IMPORTATION OF NORWEGIAN LAKE BLOCK ICE INTO CARDIFF. FAMILIES residing in Cardiff, Roath, rnd Canton can bs supi lied with about lOlbs. »f ICE, delivered at their house, three times a week, at Is. 61 p or week. Cash on delivery. Hotels and large consumers pjr agreement. t I)P'Y to the CARDIFF ICE COMPANY, I, est Bute-street. ICQ House, West Bute D'ck. 585. rpANGYE BROS, and STEEL supply Portable tTenT-v??'! Semi-portable Engines for all purposes; VERTICAL ri; LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES, STEAM and HAND CKANES (portable or fixed), MORTAR MILLS, SAW bENCHES, and all classes of Gearing. Pric?s and particulars on application. JtofelS- THERa-YAL HOTEL, CARDIFF. PROPRIETOR MR R. WAIN. Mr. R WAIN (for ten years Proprietor of the Griffin and Castle Hoteis, Brvnmawr), begs to announce that he has completed arrangements with the Card.fi! u owl Cumpanv (Limited), and has taken possession of the ROYAu HOTEL, CARDIFF, which he will in future comuc.. He trusts rh-tt the reputation which he acquired as Proprietor, firs* of t.eGiiffin Hotei, and subsequently of the Caitl« Hotel, will be an indicotion of the manner in which he will cirry on the Royal Hotel, the Largest and Best Hotel in South Yv'alcs. 915Q -ORYNMAWR TEMPERANCE HoTKL" bv D Mrs R. PASSLOW (,wo minutes' valk from RTiiwavl Bailey-street, Brynmawr, Brecon shire, whe-e Gen tie- men will find the besr 01 R. freshments at a moment'-? notice. Good Beds, and Moderate Charges. moment snoUce. OAILWAY BAR AND REFRESHMENT r.OOlIS, AEERDA.PV This beautifully finished and c-omm^ ,.V„ T- 1.. ■ i'.ie Corner of Duke-street^ andat A'ithin a minute of either Station Ti-c ^rda^e» »»-* «SS* DAVID THOMAS, Manager. SEA IEL 0 T WANSEA BAY HO T E MMIBLESATROSH06WANSEA, Opposite the Bathing-pi^ a'd St He^n^I^tion. Tnp .M ^1 SIEDLfcl. PROPRIETOR, rnent Cimm 't Hotel is under entirely new manage- Gentlemen an i Visitors wiU find every com- ccommodatign, conibiued with moderate charges, rr, Tea and Co-Jee always ready. lobacco and Cigars of the best quality sold. 9390 THE OLD AND F .:LvIOUS ROT.EL. FA-VIOI rjlHE TALBOT," VICTORIA STREET, BRISTOL, }'AS BEEN REBUILT, and A WAS OPENED ON THE 5th OF MAY, AS A FIRST-CLASS FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL .A. HOTEL. 8056 MISS LINFIELD, Manager. XFORD HOTEL (LATE CARPENTERS ARMS), THE HAYES, CARDIFF. JOHN SMITH GRIFFITHS, PROPBIETOB, /Late Manager of the Rayal Vaults,) Begs to inform his "T^^ciOufHOTpf helhaa taken the above L^r^e and ^PACIOU^ HOTEij, which haa been entirelv Re-built, and is replete with every accommodation. WINES, SPIRITS, &c. CIGARS, &c,, of the finest brands. OXFORD HOTEL, THE HAYES, CARDIFF. JOHN SMITH GRIFFITHS, PROPRIBTQR. 6994 iNDSOR HOTEL,BUTE D OC KSr—Reple te with every convenience and comfort. An ordinary dail* at LBO. J. WATERS, late of the Freemasons' Tavern, London 10J\}