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EFFICIENCY WITHE CONOAff. ANCHOR jpURNITURE VANS, WOOD T>ROS. I WEST CAHAL WHARF, _0 ) CARDIFF. •'8-C 34650 Ku Ri'Siy OR TROUBLE TO THE OWNER. jbilJpiug Otitt5. A^L<r WT- Y* Edwards TT CARDIFF ana NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE. The tii'bi-ci<ua Steamers of tins Line will sail as fol- lows FROM CARDIFF. "RlllWlNDDA," 3,000 tons. TnURSDAY, Sept. 2". lttlEOLA," 2,300 tons .SATURDAY, Out, 11 I" .us&EA. RIIE, U;i[NA,l 2,500 tolls. I WEDNESDAY, Oct 1 TO CARDIFF, "RlllWlNDDA,' 3,000 toiiti ..WEDNESDAY, <JCt 16 "ld H' LHS A," :UU trnu SAT¡;KIJA r, Oct, II:! i RHEOL.A," 2,300 tons SATURDAY*. Oct. 25 THROUGH BILLS OF LADING for all ckws of GOODS and PARCELS to and from the inland towns in Eng.and, and :it tlie WESTEUN ST VIES oi A Mr. RICA an! CANADA, M^udi, cmcAct s\ P* /?■ L-mM A,V 'K' 8t PAUL'S, TOLEDO, liUF- i iO^COSTQ, fcc, &e, in conjunction with the Lne, Great W eater ii of Canada, Lake Shore, and WiCuigau Southern Railway Companies. W. Y EDW AltDS, Cardiff and Newport; I TURNER, EDWARDS, AND CO., Bristo'; G. F. BULLEY, 51, South-street New lorlt. 84609 6821 CARDIFF & BRISTOL. if^iffirarar WYE OH. LADY MAltY. SEPTEMBER. 1879. From Bute Docks, I From Bathurst Basin, Cardiff. I Bristol. 1 Monday 4.30 morn laMonJay 7.30 morn X Monday 4. 0 after 2aTue.-day fe, Omorn 2 Tuesday 4.30 after :i<iWednesday s.3Oiuoio 3 Wednesday ^.la after 4aThursday <j. Omoro 4 Thursday 5.45 after 4 Thursday P. 0 even 6 Frida.y 6. 0 mum 5 1- rJ(l,¡y 9",0/IlOnJ 6SttLli-day 6.30 iiiorii 68-,itut-day (jlliji-n &tlloiiijay 7. 0 iiiorii 8 .11. 0 morn So'i'uasday 7.SO morn 0 Tues lay ll.Omora 10aWednesday 8. OmQru10 Wednesday ..12.45 afteV -laThunsday .10. Omorn 11 Thursday 2.SO aftc 12(6Fi-iday 12. 0 iiooii 12 Fri(lay 4. 0 afte, l:USuturday 1. 0 after 13 Saturday o afte» J6 Monday 3. 0 after 15 Monday (i 0 iiftef 10 Tuesday 3.45mom ltjaTuesday 7. Omorn arU;r "ednesday 7.30 morn 11 ^e<lr,e,sday •' iVj after ISaTljursday 8.15 morn 18 Thursday 5, 0 after 19aFriday 8.45iuorn in er( I afttr ^Saturday 9.'0moro 20 b turday 6.i5 after iO Saturday 9. 0 even t" 11 ,y '• Omorn 22 Monday 10.45 moru 8. Omorn 23 Tuesday .ll.iSmoin ocfltiiViCu,i sday 9. 0 morn 24 Wednesday I. 0 after -.10,30 morn 2"> Tliursday 2.45 after •■••••12. 0 DO 'II 26 Friday 4. 0 after j'ubiilurilaj 1.15 after 27 Saturday 5. 0 ufti i DA .™OND,AY •••• 3. 0 alter 29 Monday 6. 0 after Bn iUes"ay 3.45 morn 30aTu S'lay 7. 0 morD 80 Tuesday 3.30 after a To-and-Fro. > F.11'"3—After f'ahiti, 2. Cd. Fore Cabin, Is 6 I. To-and- ro 1 u'.kets issued for return trip on same day as marked Atcr C:,t-bin, 3s 6,1 Fllre Cal,in, 2s. To and-fro Tiekeu Will be issued on Saturday, available for the return trip via Monday. 42460 JL^jrZZ- STEAM BKTWEfclN CARDIFF, SWANSEA, CARDIFF, SWANSEA, BELFAST, GREENOCK, & GLASGUW, v. heapest Route for Goods to the North of Ireland, and »m. P^rt3 °i Scotland Tins Screw Steaui-ships AVON, Captain Frv AILSA, J^P^in Evans; SEVERN, Captain Mills and P1UN- J^LoS ALEXANDRA, Captain HucJiinan are intendeJ *o sail witha Goods and Passennertt, with liberty to tow "nd assist vessels (unless prevented bv cii-uinstitilueel Joliowd, in the month of SEPTEMBER •— J-'ROii EAST BUTE DUCK BASIN, CARDIFF „ CARDIFf TO BELFAST AND GLASGOW, ■to ga'UI'day 7 p.m. 23 ffa'urday 6 p.in lo Saturday 8 p.m. 27 Saturday 3 p.m. FROM BELFAST TO CARDIFF. 2 Tuesday 1 p.m. 16 Tuesday 1 p.m 9 Tuesday 3 p.m. 23 Tuesday 3 p.ni- Tuesday 30 1 p.m. GLASGOW TO CARDIFF VIA BELFAST t BRISTOL 1 Monday.. 2 p.m. 115 Monday. 2 p.m. 8 Monday .2 D.m. 22 Mondav 2 p.m Mondav 29 2 p.m. FROM N o. 1 SHBlJ, SOUTH DOCK, SWANSEA: SWANSEA TO BELFAST AND GLASGOW 3 Wednesday 5 P-111. 17 Wednesday 4 p.m 10 Weduesdav 10 p.m. | 24 Wednesday lj p.m. BELFAbT TO SWANSEA. 6 Friday 2 p.m. 19 Friday. 1 p.n. 12 Friday 5 p.m. 26 Friday ..5 p.m „ GLASGOW TO SWANSEA. VIA BELFAST 11 ur8tjay •• 2 p.m. 18 Thursday 2 p.m n "• "■• '^> Thursday 2 p.m °^s are ru1Ulrcd to be alongsiue ox* HOUR bcioro vertased time of sailing. Fakks.—Belfast: Cabin, 17» 6d Deck, 10s. Green- Ock or UlasfoW: Cabili, 20«; Deck, 12s 6d; Soldiers or Sailors, 10s. NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.—Special Cabit, Return Tickets available for One Week will be issue 1 ouriiu' ilm Summer Months UlLend. 61 Uctouci. oaiu.tt to LeiiO»t, -Me«acl>» z»r jmrtwiBof not fewer than five travelling together, 17s 6d eaeb. Return Tickets issued at Fare-and-a-h&lf, available for one month. Apply in Glasgow to AVilliam Sloan & Co.; Greenock, to William Lindsay & Co. Belfast, to Robert Hender- son Son: Bristol, to Mark Whitwill and Sou Swan- Mea, to M, Jones & Brother; Newport, to R Burt<r It San; and in Cardiff to E. TAYLOR & CO., 89, Bute-street, Docks. C Caruiff, September, 1879. 31WS J RR WATERFOBD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED. STEAM COMMUNICATION BKTWERN LIVERPOOL aku NEWPORT, AND WATERFORD AND NEWPORT. CHEAPEST ROUTE— First-class Powerful Stenners, REGINALD, LARA, ZEPHYR, &c. Prom LIVERPOOL. Clarence IF, "TU W AURYORD every Dock, every" etlllesday. 1- ,ar, From NuwrofiT, Alexandra DOCK, every Monday. For through Rktes to Inland Statiou, for Goods or Cattle, apply to the Agents, Messrs Thomas and Co., Siupbiokerj, Dock-street, Newport or to the Wateiford Steamship Company (Limited), Wateiford Waterford Steamship Company, 20, Water-street, Liverpool. 42781 WHnE STAR LINE .m ROYAL & UNITED STATES ^adsjlfllSliS^ LIVERPOOL to NL\VA\OKK, for. «;<i a:'b' Passeogerg to all parts of the United States and Tl'effc we'l-kiiown juagnificont straincr.; are ajipointed to sail weekly as under, carryinf Her Majesty's and fcb* V"'Ud^"lt'Z Thursaav. Oot. 2 Ge .nauic «. Tuesdav. 0ct. 7 t:'■[' £ T u duv. Oct. 14 '• wiu ..»v. Oct. 2, 4^tracU' in seven w,tcr^in «• Average passa«e 8* days m summer, l'i <k s in "•> Thoic :-pc:idid vessels combine the highes Jipee comfort, and are unsurpassed in their'attractions w i 1!eljer.. S-iIoons and State-rooms amidships, luxuiiouslj funiished. Pial os, libraries, eleeric bells, bath-rooms, Th^Steera^^0 are unnsU.jHy vintil.iltd, and wanned, and 1 .^e. uxrs of rcceive tiu ut no.t civility and attention. Stcuardesses «) attjnd the women and children. For foil partic:iar.< of p.nost.fi*. 'h^irL' Applv to BARNES. (JUTIIRIE. and CO., Bute Docks, Card'itT; F. LOVETT, Windsor Hotel.PenalTH, r^ TLC* II <iO:,»'R(-:if: &<•<». Swansea; EDWARD IMIILLll S, Ttriery lliil. Ebbw Vale: John Copeland, 124, Hijrn- at, cet, Messrs Uarse anil Brown, Newport, Men. II. Cor;a"p and Soil, Brjnmawr; Jaines S Dennis, Tredegar; Herbert Rec Urocet, Empae Btufcs, I'ent.e WjwI Arthur Tiln«-y, Teleyrraph and Rail- vv,,y Al,, Joliti Bev;tti, Itatiuii AK-I*, HCIH O 1 or to ISM AY, IMRIE, and Co., 10, Water-street, Liverpool, ana 81 34. Leadenhall-street, London QUNARD ROYAL MAIL TO K E W YORK AND BOSTON EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. This Company has ecu cHaiJLsiic,1 for Forty Y canl, and is noted for its safety and comfort for all classes of Tat-reu^crs. Apply to !>. and C. MAC TVER. Liverp >o'. 13 J, It Ii,ld, De,itf,t ilotILZe., Jolivi Bevan. Station Master, Hengoed, near C'ardiT. L L A N LINE. i-TSi XjL- S1IOKTKHT OCKAN 1'ASSAQE TP AMBUICA. li.vi.i.Ax, CANADIAN, AND UNITED STATES MAIL, Composed of Twenty Fir*t-class Steamer3. leaving LI\ ERl'OOL every THURSDAY, and LONDON. LEIUIY every FHIDAY, for HALIFAX, oUEBEC, P' 'It i LAND, and BAI.TlMOliK. Tlirou.'h Tickets to BUTTON. NEW Vf);:ii, I IIILADELPIIIA, and I alJ points ill Canada and tlc t"lc,¡. Law Fares and excellent Accommodation. Passengers who secure their Tickets before leaving home aie in-, tut the Railway Station by an appointcd A^'eat of the Company, who takes charge of them until tJ.{,.v go on board the .tCOI!IJ«T, The Canadian Government grants Assisted Passages by the Allan Line. Write for the pamphlet Lord DufTerin iu Manitoba." Apply to Allan Brothe.'s and Co., Liverpool or London- derry or to G. I'lixi, 40, liute-street, Cardiff; T. J. 13u,c 7, Temple-str eet, Swansea F. Foley, Foley's Hotel. Neatli D. S. Tliotnus, British Schools, Lai:dovei v • M't .■-i r,»ve w1 t,v 3rew Packct Wharf, Newport. Irnii. A. Tilnoy, Market- Itreet, ^bertillery. 4940 j^MERIUAN LINE. UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS LIVERPOOL TO PHILADELPHIA, EVERY WEDNESDAY. First-class, full-powered Iron Steamships. Accommo- dation for passen^erfc equal to any European Line. Pas- •enaers aixl goods landed at Philadelphia on the YVharf of the PennsylTania Railroad. This is the shortest and best route to the West. Apply to RictiAltDgoc, SriNCK, and Co., 17 and 19, Water-street, Liverpool; JONES Bitos. and Co, Bute Docks, Cardiff; JAMps ÂTRa, 162, Bute-road, Cardiff; JONKS Bros and Co., Dock-street, Newport; ROOSR JONBS, High-streek Pontysridd; TILNKT and Co., Abertillery. Jwo. BBVAN, Hengoed, via Cardiff. 306BS THOUSANDS can testify that the "EUROPA INFANTS' POW- Txruiwuoi DERS' are safer and more active r ivFAiN ID than any yet introduced. For all i diseases of Children they are lnvaiu- Pslile—They are free from OPIUM or O WDERS anything Injurious to the youngest | babe. TacVeU, is lM. by all ■puii ani— Chemists, or from the Maker, B. A V.GKOBGK. Pratra. PontrOTidd, IMPORTANT! I; SPECIAL SALE 1' OF AMERICAN PROVISIONS, HAMS, ( .ø.: BACON. BUTTER, & CHEESE, r AT THE AMERICAN MEAT MARKETS, 9, BRIDGE STREET, CARDIFF, J 32, HIGH STREET, SWANSEA, COWELI, STREET, LLANELLY. AMERICAN FRESH BEEF I TO ARRIVE THIS DAY. HAMS: Own brand of CANADIAN HAMS, as supplied to the London Clubs- Choice pale or smoked, 7d per lb. Unbranded pale or smoked, 6d per lb. BACON Stewart's celebrated branded, equal to English or Irish- Pale or smoked, 6d per lb. Unbranded pale or smoked. 3d, 4d, & 5d per lb, '¡'f; l BUTTER: Fresh creamery, in pats, Is. Finest Dairy. lOd per lb. Good Sound, 6d per lb. CHEESE: Finest State Factory- 6d per lb. Finest Western 5d ner lh- .J.- Fine Western 4d per lb. Medium Western 3d per lb. "<: i' BLADDER LARD, BUFFALO AND OX TONGUE& R. flTBWART m PROPRIETORS. "'Y'8SI.ti:I ,bipping otttt. STEAM TO AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND.-COLONIAL LINE. The ma+fnificent full-powci cd Steamship ATALANTA, Al 20 years, 2,i8 tons remitter, is appoiiitcu to leave the South-West India Ducks on t.he 2.tll OCTOBER, for ADELAIDE (Semaphore), MELBOURNE, and SYDNEY, calling at Plymouth, and booking passengers at through lates for other Australian and the New Ze-land Torts. She has splendid first-cias-i accommodation, and her great height i.etween decks lenders her si,ecialiy adapted for second and third-class passengers. Carries a Surgeon and Stewardess. Pas-sa^e money. 15 to 70 !!pincas.- Apply to John Henry Flint, 112, Fenchurch-street, London, E.C. 43451 I¡dt by ^urtiow. SALE TO MORROW. WELLINGTON HOUSE, Bottom of CHARLES-STREET, CARDIFF. TO PARTIES FURNISHING AND OTHERS. MR N. LAWRENCE lias been favoured with instructions to SELL by AUCTION, on TiiUltSDAY, 2:,th day of l-eptcmbor, 1879, -it the above address, the whole of the superior and well-preserved mode n H0USEH0LI) FURNITURE, Consisting of DRAWING-ROOM.—Drawing-room suite in walnut wood upholstered in tilk, walnut loo table, pianoforte by an eminent London maker, harp, marble top clieffounierc with plate-glass l.ackand doors,gilt oval pier glass, Davenport, Canterbury, paintings, p.ctures, Brus- sels carpet and ruir, fender, fire irons, ornaments. &e. DINING-ROOM.—Dining-room suite in mahogany, mahogany sideboard with p'ate-srlass back and fitted with cellarette drawers and cupboard, mahogany dining table with leaves, pier-glass, pianofortes by Russell, elo :k, Brussels carpet and rug, fender, fire irons, pic- tures, ornaments, and a ease of arllls containing two dUm.lu,V;,ri01 ^reeeli loaders and six revolvers. n' i i!i( i S| ^'os. l, 2, 3, 4, and 5. —Iron, French, Koli tcl bedsteads of superior quality feather ",att'e8-es, palliasses, bedroom easy and ,'i ,,„"f' V".t;e c^,eata of drawers, night commodes, l h, h,ch 'l« o towel washbtands and tables ,l!ltto panited, carpets, ware. &c. t, /TnV^7Ju ZC hail chw«. table two bronzed lnvt and uinbrcila stands, stair eioth, carpet and rods cocoa nut and other mats. 1 1 KITCH EN.—Pedestal clock in mahogany case two deal tables, indsor chairs, a patent wringing and mangling machine, knife cleaning machine nearly new- together wirli a large quantity of ware, china, mm cook- ing utensil-, &i:; also three capital sewing- maeliines one of wliieh is suited t» the boot trade by Jones aud Co and is adapted for inserting springs in old boots. Sale to commence at Two o'clock. s, Further particulars may be lia.d of the Auctioneer, at his Offices, 11, Wood-street, Cardiff. 43419 cTW OF A GOOD VILLA RESIDENCE IN A prFXSANT tTTUATION IN CARDIFF. AISO 3 HOUSES IN CI.IVE-ROAD, CANTON. -m m |> THOMAS WEBBER has been lYI instructions to SELL by AUCTION, KU olei^ Cardiff on THURSDAY, October 2nd 187% 0 lor 7 p.m. (unless P^ou^ly dispoced of by private conU^^that^ Situate and being "Somerset Villa Cast o-road Cardiff one of the most open, healthy, and plea a i town- Held on lease for !» .years from 2nd \cbruarj 1874, at a ground rent ot 12s t><i, nom v.. > Esq., and Trustees of late C. C. Williams, Esq. For ]>artieu'ars see posters, or apply to the Auctio 32, Royal Arcodc, Caroiif. CANTON, CARDIFF.. ,T_ At the same time and place also 3 IlOUSEb, situate and being 5, 6, and 7, Clive-rond, Canton, Cardiff, con- taining 6 rooms and wash house, gardens front and back to eacil. Let to Messrs Davies and others at Cs Cd per week ech Lease 99 years from June 1879. Ground rent £ 3 |>er houne. 791, 43S98 SKETTY, IN THE COUNTY OF GLAMORGAN. SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD DWELLING- HOUSES. MR THOMAS J. BUSE will SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION (subject to such conditions as tihall then and there be produced), at the Mackworth Arms H J.cl. Wind-street, Swansea, on THURSDAY, September 25tll, 18<!>, all those substantially and well-built !• Ii El. HOLD DWELLING-HOUSES, Situate and be.ng m Sketty, in the County of Glamor- "-an, and known as ROSE COTTAGE AND ASHBURNIIAM HOUSE. Rose Cottage has spacious ground:, with stabljs. coach- hnuse. &-(: ztttaclied in the occupation of Mr Nighting- galfc. „ A-hburnhani House is in the occupation of Mr W. Griffiths, having a considerable quantity of ground at- tached, in addition to which there is a larjje hothouse, in complete order, stables, coach-house, &e., attached. The proi e. ties are iu the county, so that the rates are nominal. The purchaser will have the opuortunity of leavin" a considerable amount of the purchase money .in inortea-'e The buildings are in excellent state of pre- servation a considerable amount of money having lately been expended thereon for improvements and additions. They both overlook the Swansea Bay. Freehold property is scarce in Swansea and neighbour- hood. and t e preseut opportunity v, ill be found to be most advantageous foi investors—as thus giving aeounty vote. Sa'.e to commenc3 at Three o'clock. For further particulars apply to It W. Beor, Esq., Solicitor, York-stteet, Swansea; on the premises, as above; or to the Auctioneer, Temple Chambers, i, Temple-street, Swansea. Dated Auctioneer's Offices, Temple Chambers, 7, Temple-street, Swansea, Sept. 17th, 1879. 43498 ORTGAGES. —MESSRS T. J. PRICE & CO.. Auctioneers, Surveyors, and Mortgage Brokers, invite the attention of those why REQUIRE MONEY on MORTGAGE oi landed estates, freehold or long leasehold, house properties, tin, irou and other works, collieries, shipping, &c., to their MORTGAGE LlaT, which contains particulars of kums of money in the hands of trustees and Mtic tom, by whom they are in- structed to obtain securities. Messrs T. J. PRICE & CO. in all cases place borrowers or their solicitors in direct coinmunicatioii with their principals. The current libt, with terms, may be had at their officer, or by post by en- closing stamp. CoLego Chambers, College-street, 8- AUCTION APPOINTMENTS, Messrs BEYNON & HUGHES. Brewery Stock-in-Trade, &c., at Swansea.Sept. 23 & 24 Stick and Crop, at Kiilay Sept. 25 Horses, Carriages, &c at Swansea Oct. 7 Mr THOMAS J. BUSE. Fieehoid Dwelling-Houses, at Swansea Sept. 25 h T. B. UEORGE. Leasehold Property, a.t Ahel bee: "September 25 Farming Stock, near Tredegar .1 unction Oct. 7 Mr LEWIS HOPKINS. Leasehold Shops and Premises, at Cardiff Oct. 9 Messrs J. HOWELL, THOMAS, & THOMPSON. Cattle, Farming Stock, &c, near Carmarthen Sept 24 Messrs K. JONES and SON. Huuscho d Furniture, at firid,et,d -Sept. 24 & 25 Cattle, &c., near"Pencoed Station Sept. 26 Freehold Land, at Br.d^cnd Sept. 27 Leasehold Shop and Cottages, at Bridgend Sept. 27 Mr N. LAWRENCE. Household Furniture, at Cardiff Sept. 25 Mr J. M. LEEDER. Household Furniture, at Swansea Sept. 25 Dutch Bulbs, at Swansea Sept. 26 Co ds, Anchors, & at Swansea Sept. 27 Household Furniture, & at Swansea Sept. 29 Household Furniture, at Swansea Sep. 30 Mr J. H. LEWIS. Household Furniture, &e., at Ebbw Vale Sent. 24 Mr HENRY LEWIS. 1 Ltaae .old Properties, at Pontypridd Sept. 30 Mr EDWIN T. LUCOCK. Horses, Carts, Harness, &c.. at Cardiff.. Sept. 25 Mr JOHN MORGAK Sale of Draught Hordes, &c., at Gelly Farm Oct. 15 Mr W. C. MORRIS. .Erated Water Plant, &c., at Neatit.Sept. 25 Messrs PAltRY & BEAK. Valuable Properties,, at Newport,Sept. 24 Household Furniture, &c., at Castletow n Sept. 30 Mr W. JONES POWELL. Leasehold Property, at Pontypridd Sept. 26 Mr W. IlARRYr REES. -Mining iuiuengineering instruments, at Neath..Sep;. 24 Colliery Plant and Materials Sep. 25 Messrs STEPHENSON. ALEXANDER & CO, Household Furiiittire, &-c., at Cardiff Sept. 20 Horses, Carriages, &c., at Cardiff Sept. 27 Horses, at Cardiff Sept. 27 Irish Horses, at Cardiff lept. 27 Farnl Stock, &e., at Portlikerry Oct, I Household i urniture, &c., at (!,Irtliff October 3 Plant, Machinery. Timber. &c., atLidney, Oct 7, 8, 9 & 10 Cart and Colliery Horses, at Cardiff Oct. 11 Hunters, Harness Horses, &c., at Cardiff .Oct. 14 Stock, &c., .t Aberaiiiaii I'ai-k, Aberdare October 21 Mr DAVID THOMAS. Farm Stock, Implements, &c, nearLaugharne ..Sept 30 Messrs. THOMAS, SOX, & DAVIES. Cattle, Sheep, aud Ponies, at Llwyncvutefn .Sept. 30 Mr THOMAS WEBBER. Villa Residence aud Houses, at Cardiff Oct 2 SALE OF NEW AND SECOND-HAND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AND EFFECTS. AUCTION MART, yUEEN'S CHAMBERS, CROCK- HERBTOWN, CARDIFF. MESSRS STEPHENSON, ALEXAN- DER and CO. next Fortnightly Sale of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other EFFECTS will be held at their Rooms as above, on FRIDAY. the 26th day of September, 1879, at 3 o'clock, precisely Catalogues, on application to the Auctioneers, Queen's Chambers, Cardiff, the day prior to the Sale. 43385 MESSRS STEPHENSONAL-, EXAN- DER and CO, arc instructed by Mr Thomas SS5 AUCTI°N' at Repository, on NINE IRISH HORSES. ihete horses can ba examined and tried at tl.e ItePositut-y on and after Thursday next. 43509 HORSE AND CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, CROCK 11 ERBl'O W>T, CARDIFF ESSRS STEPHENSON, ALEXAN- arK' CO.'s next FORTNIGHTLY fcALii of u-1. HORSES, CARRIAGES, and HARNESS, »UI be held at their Repository, 011 SATURDAY, September 2/th, at Two o'clock precisely. 43418 lotal expense on each Horse offered and not sold, 5s. HORSE REPOSITORY, CARDIFF. MESSRS STEPHENSON, ALEXAN- DER, and CO. are instructed by Mr John Williams, Llansannor, to SELL bv AUCTION, on SATURDAY, 27th September, 1S79, at 2.30 p.m., the following- HORSES, viz. :— 1. Bay GELDING, rising 4, 15 hands, broken to saddle, single and double harness. 2. Cream COB MARE, rising 3, 14 hands, bv Cardigan Comet. 3. Cream COB GELDING, rising 3, 14.2 hands, by Cardigan Comet. ) By YOUD; Agrieul- ture 2 id. These 4. Iron Grey Cart COLT, rising 3 { carters are promi- 5. Iron Grey Cart COLT, risings f .co^S h.ve I been in harness, & J will make a good J will make a good ) team. Queen's Chambers, Cardiff. 43435 PORTHKERRY RECTORY. MESSRS STEPHENSON, 'ALEXAN- -L't- DER, and CO. are instructed by the Rev. E. E.Anen (who is gomg: abroad) to SELL I)y A'CIION. at the Rectory, at Po'rthkerry, Oil WEDNESDAY, the 1st day of October next, at Two o'clock, a useful and sound Bay MARE, rising eight, quiet to ride and drive; excellent Hereford COW; a rlck of well-harvested MEADOW lbvY hg-ht WAGGONETTE (by Vezev, Bath), with mov< able head, pole, bar, &c,; light Whitechapel CART (by Kent. Cardiff); useful Farm CART, several sets of HARNESS, gentleman's SADDLE, side ditto, horse cloths, whip*, ruling gear, single-btirrelled gun auU case, American churn, dairy utensils, and miscellaneous requisites. Also, the LATTERMATH on six "TIIP ^SfiLLARNBY^VtLLA, THE WALK, TREDEGARVILLE, CARDIFF. MESSRS. STEPHENSON, ALEXAN- DER and CO. have received instructions from the administratrix of the ate Mr Will. Duggan, to SELL by AtCTIUN, without rcerve, at ti.e above premises, en FRIDAY, the 3rd Oct ber, 1879, the neat aad substantial HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & EFFECTS, compring in Hall, oak table and chairs, regulator clock, umbrella stand, mats, prints, &(!. DINIG AND DRAWING-ROOMS. Square table, hair-seat; ofa, glazed bookcase, six chairs, mahogany sideboard, pole and curtains, floorcloth and hearthrug, walnut work-table, chimney glass, timepiece, sundry orna ncnts, steel rail fender, ifre-irons and coal vase, six Spanish uiahogani' chairs, and one easy in striped rep, walnut couch in ditto, rosewood loo-table, walnut ;■ cheffonniere, marble top glazed panels, do. Davenport, do. work table, walnut piano, full coin- pass (Ileff and Runtoul), music-stool Canterbury, gilt chimney Ida.s, pair very handsome rosewood card tabls, Wallll t corner whatnot, elegant al.il a der and ormolu timep:tcj, iu-itrts an I ornamen's, engravings and chromotypes Brussels c irp t and hearthrug, I ab- ated le table with bal's 'cuei, coniplete velvet pile table covers, curtains, poles, and rings, sundry glass, china tea service, plated cruet stand, fish knife and fork, library chair steps, musical box, 6 airs pictorial family Bible, Holy bcriltures, illustrated with a quantity of other books. Contents of Five BEDROOMS and DINING-ROOMS.— Six iron Frei.cli, and half-tester bedsteads, with bra's foot rail's, palliasses, flock mattresse several superior feather I beds, bolsters, and piilows, be tdin, 1101111 mahog- any chest of drawers, marble top aud other washstands, dressing tables, mahogany hanging wardrobe swing glasses, towel horsis, el lair, cliaitibe r ware and requisites, Mill er's patent safe, KITCHEN. — Tables, chairs, dial, and the usual culinary utensils, &c. J Sale to commence at 12 o'clock. Queen's Chambers, Cardiff. 43510 SEVERN BRIDGE RAILWAY. UMRESERVED SALE of PLANT, MACHINERY, TIMBER, STORES, &c., Used in Constructing this Railway. MESSRS. STEPHENSON, ALEXANDER and CO. are instructed to SELL by AUCTION, on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and THUKSDAY, the 7th, 8th, and 9th of October, and the following day, FRIDAY, the 10th, if necessary, at the Company's Works, at LYDNEY, PURTON, and SHARPNESS DOCKS, T OCOMOTIVE and PORTABLE EN- B J GINKS. MORTAR MILLS and PANS, TRAVEL- LING QUARRY' and RAILWAY CRANES, steam and other SAW BENCHES and saws, double and single PUMPS, 100 three-}ard cube EARTH WAGGONS, gantries, jennies, crab-winches of various sizes, pulley blocks, chains, wheelbarrows, lorries, dobbin carts, bolts, nuts, TEN to FLFTi E. THOUSAND SLEEPERS, a large qnintity of PITCH PINE, Swede, larch, English and American elm, poplar, a quantity of timber, materials, and machinery for tunnel work, several tons of fish plates, dogs, wrought and scrap iron, and over 500 TONS OF PERMANENT AND TEMPORARY RAILS, crossings, Pettisons, SIX VALUABLE HORSES, carts, harness, &c &c., BARGE "REFORM," 20 TONS BURDEN, now lying in Lydney harbour. Catalogues seven days prior to Sale, upon application to Mr Griffiths, the Contractor, at the Works or to the Auctioneers, Ca diff. 7907 43294 HORSE REPOSITORY, CARDIFF. MEStmS STEPHENSON, ALEXAN- DER and CO. will hold their next SALE of Cart alia CoIliery HORSES, at their Repository, on SATUH. DAY, the lith October. Total expense on each Horse offered and not sold, 5s. Entries to be made Oil or before Tuesday, the 7th October. 4343S) HORSE REPOSITORY, CARDIFF. SPECIAL SALE OF HUNTED, HARNESS] HORSES COLS ANL; POMES. MESSRS STEPHENSON, ALEXAN- DEB, aud CO, will hold their next SPECIAL SALE of llullter, Harness aud other HORSES, at their Repository at Cardiff, on TUESDAY, 14th Uutober 1&79 Entiies fur this Sale should be made at once to secure stalls, as the number will be limited to 00. Entrance Fee, 10s (id. 43437 PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT ABERAMAN PARK, NEAR ABERDARE rVid'ISERVED SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR FAT AND STORE STOCK, HOUSES, PIGS, fee. MESSRS. STEPHENSON, ALEXAN- DER, & GO. are instructed by the Powell imtvryn Coal Company, Limited, to conduct their ANNUAL sALE of suri^^ 011 TUESDAY, the 2lst October next, at Aberaman Park, comprising—- ,m 1? CO Head of Fat and Stoit CA1 ILL. 600 Mountain WETl.'ER^, 200 LAMBS, cross between Shropshire Down ram and Radnor ewe 20 Shropshire t'own EWE LAMBb, 20 Draught HORSES, 0 COBS and HACKNEYS, 2 MULES, 30 PONIES and COLTS, 30 PIUS. Fuller particulars will appear iu future advertisements. Detailed Catalogues will be ready a fortnight proviom t ) the sain, and call be bad ou application to the Auc- tioneers. 43403 SALE THIS DAY. M BEAUFORT A I; MS INN, EBBW VALE. R J. R. LEWIS is instructed by the personal representative of the late Mr Thomas Hcmus to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Beaufort Arms Inn, Ebbw Vi le, 011 WEDNESDAY, September 24, 1879, at 2 0 clock, the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, TRADE FIXTURES FITTINGS, UTENSILS, and Effects, Belonging to the above-mentioned estate. 43497 -< PRELIMI A RY ANNOU NCEM ENT. IMPORTANT SALE of Draught HORSES, Brood MARES (with sucklings1. Two and Three year old COLTS COBS, and PONIES. MR JOHN MORGAN has been in- structed by W. Powell, Esq., J.P., of Hirwain, near Aberdare, to OFFER for SALE by AUCTION, at the Gelly Farm, near the Hirwain Railway Station, 011 WEDNESDAY, the 15th of October, 1879, upwards of 80 valuable and well-bred HORSES. For further particulars, see future announcement* Offices, 23, Pembroke-street, Aberdare, Sept. 22.187iL 4R476 cfntt lii) gUictiou. SALE TO-MORROW. SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, REMOVED UNDER AN EXECUTION AND OTHERWISE OXFOltD CHAMBERS, OXFOH D-STREET, SWANSEA. MR JOHN M. LEEDER has been in- structed to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the above Chambers, 011 THURSDAY, September :6;h, 1879, a large and varied assortment of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, (removed under an execution and otherwise,) comprising mahogany sideboards and cheffonnieres, walnut drawing- I room buite iii green rep, walnut loo and and occasional tables, whatnots, pier glasses, Brussels and tapestry carets, hearthruirs, fenders, tireiroiis, window poles, harmonium in oak ease, do. in w.dnut, mahogany chests of drawers, towel horses, commodes, mahogany washstands, dressing tables, do, glasses, easy chairs, couches, &c., kitchen and culinary utensils, also a num- ber of trunks, boxes, &c. Goods on view morning of sale. Sale to commence at 11 o'clock in the forenoon. 43463 M OXFORD CHAMBERS, SWANSEA" B. J. M LEEDER will SELL by AUCTION, on FRIDAY, September 20th, 1879, a consignment of DUTCH BULBS, Compri.-ing double and single hyacinths, polyanthus, singe and double narcissus, tulips, &e. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock. Catalogues 011 application to the Auctioneer. 43487 TO COLLIERY PROPRIETORS and OTHERS. MR JOHN M. LEEDER has been in- structed to SELL by AUCTION, :,t the New Cut, Swansea, on SATURDAY, September 27tb, 1879, the HULL of the SCHOONER GLEANER," also the CARGO of COALs, ANCHORS, &c., Viz L(T I -Tiie Hull of the Schooner Gleam r," 130 tons, built of oak, &:td copper-fastened right tlirougli togtther v lib patent IV ndlass, winch, &e., &e. This vessel was lately stranded near Swansea, and is now lying in the New Cu: (where she will be sold), she does not appear to have stramd at all, and only requires new stern posts and caulking to make her a good lighter. LOT 2. I wo Patent Anc) o s, and about 150 fathoms of new Cham (\vit:i certiticat. s). LOT 3.-About 50 tOllS of best Cwmamman Coal (ilit- charged 011 Quay. Sale to commence at Twelve o'clock. Terms, cash. Auctioneer's Offices, Oxford Chambers, Oxford-street, Swansea. DANYGRAIG FARM AND MAESTEG COTTAGE, M ST. THOMAS, SWANSEA. R JOHN M. LEEDER has received instructions from the Executors of the late Le^er Orenfell, Esq., to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on the above premises, on MONDAY, Septem- ber 29th, 1879, the surplus HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 1 lanoiorte, Carriages, Harness, &c., at Maesteg Cottage, comprising cane-seated and occasional chairs, pianoforte yy v^onaru and Collard). loo, occasional, writing, auu dining tables, music stand, ornaments, carpets, fenders, fireirons, timepieces, window curtains, do, poles, &c., birch and iron half-tester bedsteads and furniture, wool and hair mattresses, feather bolsters and pillows, chests (f drawers, towel horses, washstands and dressing tables, dressing glasses, bunging press, sets of chamber ware, hip laths, &c., together with the usual kitchen and culi- dary utnsils, ware, glass, &c., also a pony carriage, closed do., harness, &0, The STUCK and CROPS at Danygraig Farm," com- prise 7 cross-bred cows in calf and full milk, bay mare, "Brown do. pony, sow and pigs, sow in farrow, 2 store pigs, fowls, geese, ducks, 2 ricks of good clover and pas- ture hay, 3 acres of o.tts, acre of potatoes, half-an-acre of cattle cabbage, 4 acres mangolds, 8 do swedes 111 lots to suit purchasers), implements, iron ploughs, harrows, roller, corn drill, horse rake, hay maker, spring and dung earts, horse-power tlii machine, chaff-cut:er, bean crusher, mowing machine, Occ., &c. Goods on view morning of sale. The Sale of Furnituie will commence at 11 a.m., at Maesteg Cottage, and the Stock and Crops at 2 p.m. For further particu :u's apply to the Auctioneer, at his offices, Oxford Chambers, Oxford-street, Swansea. 43164 CEDAR VILLA, WALTER-ROAD, SWANSEA. MR JOHN M. LEEDER has been in- structed by the Executors of the late Mrs Hart to SELL by AUCTION, on the above premises, on TUES- DAY, September aOtL, 1S79, the whole of the well-pre- served HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other EFFECTS, comprising walnut cheffonniere with plate-glass back viiddoors, walnut sofa, table, loo, and occasional tables, walnut cou. h in blue rep, easy chair do, 0 draw iug-roolU chairs in green Utrecht velvet, mahogany whatnot, pier glasses, rosewood reading table, fire screens, 6 mahogany dining chairs in American leather, rosewood cheffonniere with marble top, plate-glass back and doors mahogany bookcase, tapestry and other carpets, hearthrugs, fenders and fire irons, window poles and curtains, ornaments, pic- tures, mats, itilelatli, oak hat stalld, calc seat and easy chairs, mahogany dining table, birch, half-tester, and iron bedsteads, hair and wooi mattress, palliasses, feather and millputf beds, mahogany aud painted chest of drawers, main gany and birch dressing tables, wash- stands, dressing glasses, towel horse, carj>eting, com- modis, bircii wardrobe, ware, china, and glass, also the usual kitchen and culinary utensils, &c. GooJs 011 view day prior to sale. Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon. Catalogues in ly be bad 011 application to the Auctioneer at his Offices, Oxford Chambers, Oxford-street, Swansea.' four days nri. >r to Sale. HOUSE to LET with immediate possession. 434C5 SALE TO-MORROW. SALE BY MR T. E. GEORGJ ABERBIIEO, MONMOUT/iSllJRE. SALE OF DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE LEASE- > HOLD PROPERTY. T» fp T TP (IKOfinV .il -a-— jr « • t b^g, ou THURSDAY, tlie 25th day of September, 1879, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, the following PROPERTY, in Lots, subject to conditions of sale to be then pro- duced :— LOT I.—All that DWELLING-HOUSE and GARDEN, situate and being near the Railway Station, at Aber- beeg, in the occupation of Mr James Ycndall, together with the DWELLING-HOUSE underneath the said House, in the occupation of Abraham Gibbs, at the gross annual rental of £ 15 16s 6 Lot 1 is held under a Lease for Lives, with power to renew during the lifetime of the Survivor, on pay- ment of One Guinea for each new life, but such renewals arc not to exceed a term of 150 years from the 22nd May, 1830, subject to the annual ground rent of iC2 7s. LOT 2.-All those Three COTTAGES adjoining Lot 1, in the occupation 01 respectable tenants, one of such cottages being the Post-office. All are let at monthly rents, amounting to the gross rental of 420 17s per annum. Lot 2 is held under a Lease for a term of 99 years, from the 1st May, 1841, at an apportioned yearly ground rent of 13s tid. LOT 3-All that commodious and substantially-built DWELLING-HOUSE, consisting of kitchen, dairyj back- kitchen, and cellar on basement tioor entrance hall, dining-aooin, drawing-room, living-room, china pantry, and one other room on the second floor five bedrooms and landing on third tloor; togethcr wit', the s.aole and other outbuildings, yard,lav, n, and | r:iuises. This Lot is pleasantly-si;uatcd in the Ebbw Valley, near Llanhilleth House, about half a mile below Aberbecg Junction/and is in the occupation of Mr John Edmunds, the Manager of the Aberbcer Col- lieries, and is well adapted for a resi- dei.CJ. The Hou-e and Ground contain 1 rood and 2 perches, aiid is held uuder a Leise for the term of 9!) years, from 1st July, 1843, at the yearly ground rent of £ 7. The several Leases cm be inspected at the office of Mr T. M. Llewellin, Solicitor, Newport, Monmouthshire, prior to the time of Sale and for further particulars apply to Mr T. M. Llewel itl, or to the Auctioneer, Kew- bridge, near Newport, Monmouthshire. 43273 IMPORTANT SALE OF FARMING STOCK, to take place at BEDWAS-UCHAF FARM, distant about one mile from Tredegar Junction, and the like from Maesycwtnmer and Hengoed Railway Stations MR T. E. GEORGE will offer for SALE by AUCTION at Bedwas-uclir.f aforesaid, on TUESDAY, 7th October, 1879, the following valuable Stock, viz.: the LIVE STOCK, CROPS. AND IMPLEMENTS, the property of Mr Daniel Harris, who has Lad notice to quit the farm, consitillg of one milching cow, 2 store 3 ducks, I mow of clover and ryegrass pigs, 16 ("eese.. (about 5 toils), 1 mow of meadow l ay (about 6 tons), 1 mow of clover (about 2 tons), and 5 tons (more or less) of well-harvested hay ou loft of cow-hou-e and stable; wheat in the straw (the crop of about 2* acres), black and white oats in the straw (the crop of about 3 acre;), barley in tlie straw (the crap of about 3 acres); 2 carts, iron swing plough, iron harrows, 3 ladders, 1 capital grindstone, new cliaffcutter (by J. S. Stone), pikes and rakes, c >w chains, 2 oak chests, double cheese press, oak table, 3 sets of long harness, 1 set of short ditto, 1 set of G.O. harness, 3 benches, ropes, and other things. Likewbe about one hundred acres of roughage or irrass, to 2tid February next, on the" Felill Wvnt" Li.'id and Bedw.is-uchaf Farm, in two lots, excepting the fields of young clover and rye gras3. Also, at the sallie time and place, the undermentioned LIVE STOCK and IMPLEMENTS belonging to Edmund Thomas, E q., Tylagwyn, consisting of 8 milching cows. 3 heifers, rising three years old 4 he:fers, rising two years old 1 steer, rising two years old 1 black bull, three.) ears old 2 f:t t cows, 13 young CotsWold ewes, 1 Cotswuld ram, three years old 1 do., one year old 65 Welsh mountain ewes, 2 draught mares, rising four N ears of age; 1 ditto, seven years old mowing machine, with shaft (by 8aUlelwa;, and four knives,cultivator, scufller, CIam barrow, iron drags, do. harrows, two iron swing p'oughs, pikes, and rakes. The Auctioneer begs to call the attention of gentlemen, fanners, contractors, dealers, and others to the above stock. The cows are f ir the most part of the Glamorgan breed, which is celebrated for its milking qualities; the horses are good workers, and well adapted for under- ground. Terms cash. Luncheon at 11 o'clock a,iii., and the sale to commence at 12 precisely, owing to the Tiumcrous lots. 43178 CASTLE LLOYD, In the parish of Laugharne distant about 6 miles from St. Clears, II" about 7 miles from Whitland Stations, oil the Great Western Railway. Important and extensive unreserved sale of valuable pure-bred Shorthorn Dairy Cows, BulIN, Young Stock, Cross bred Store Cattle, Fat Cows and Heifers, Draught Horses, Entire Colt. Colts, Ponies, Sheep and lamh", Pigs, Implements of IIll8handry, Vairy Utensils, Timber, Artificial M ntire, Household Iurniture, &c, "jVTR DAVID THOMAS lias been favoured .l.. with instructions by Frederic Eliis, E.-q. (wfio i e,m:pcIJc,1 to relinquish the holdings of Castle Lloyd alld great Hill, and to leti e th.: locality In con-equence of ill health) to SELL by AUCTION, at the above place, on TUESDAY, September 30th, 1879, the whole of the STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, &c., comprising 10S head of cattle, consisting ofpure brel t-hoit'.orn and cross-biei dairy <.ows, fat and in calf slitirtliot-iied liulls-( iie, t%vo. Iitd tlnee-ye r-old tteers, heifer and steer calv.s, 37 very valuable and powerful cart horses, colts an 1 ponies, a very fine flock of 251 pure Hampshire Down thsep and lambs. 1 he choice collection of modern implements of hus- ban :ry, &,(: %Iiieli are all by niiiie:it iii;tkei-s, iiielude carts, waggon, re 1 per, mower, hay-m k ;r, American rake iron harrows, iron rollers, corn drill, double fur- row ploughs, wheel ploughs, double Tom, chain harrows, turnip drill, clover drill, cultivator, horse hoe, iron rick stand, cliaifcutters, horse gear, com crusher, turnip cut- ters, ilOn and copper boilers, pig troughs, water casks, ladders, artificial manure, seasoned timber, sheep hur- dles, chisel tooth harrow, carpenters' benches, sheep trou"hs, single-barrel gun, dairy utensils, together with part of the valuable Household Furniture. Luncheon at 11 o'clock. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock to the minute. Credit on conditions. Conveyances will meet the Down Trains at St. Clears, due9.15 a.in., and the Up Trains at Whitland, due 9.30 -iiid a.m., to carry persons (ticket holders only) to and from the sale. Conveyance ti kets obtained gratis of Mie Auctioneer. The Auctioneer begs to call the attention of parties desirous of pur.-basing superior stock to this attractive aud unreserved Sale, as 110 expense has been spared to produce the same. An early attendance is particularly requested, as the sale v id positively commence at the time stated, having to clear all in one day. Descriptive catalogues may be obtained a week prior to the Sale of the Vendor, on the premises, cr of Mr David Thomas, Auctioneer aud Estate Agent, 3, Hluc- street fWmartheu< 48481 ntt$ by SVurtiou. j SALE THIS DAY. TO HOTEL-KEEPERS, WINE and SPIRIT MERCHANTS, HREWERS and OTHERS. OLD MARKET BUEWERY, or WATERLOO STORES, WATERLOO-STREET SWANSEA. ESSRS BEYNON and HUGHES (,J.V:y.eTbeen "'Structed by the Mortgagee to SELL iviiM xt^ on the above Premises, on TUESDAY and 1 i » September 23rd and 24th, 1879, the whole of the valuable STOCK-IN-TRADE, BILLIARD TABLES, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. FIXTURES. Joe. „ mFI"ST DAY'S SALE:- One Billiard Table, by Burroughes and *\Va! £$, one do. by Titurstoti, both of which are full size, lind nearly equal to new, with bails, cues, &c., complete mahogany cue stands, seating round billiarel-room, with panelled backs, footboards, and stuffed seats; 8-day (dock, two pier glasses, 10 ornamental statues and brackets, two- light Ka, pendant and shades, spirit level, &E. BAtt$ No. I and round room, glass door and partitions with glass top, shelves, counters, stoves an.l piping, 6-iaotion beer engine complete, folding doors anu eiete lights, filters, copper muller, gas fittings, cigar cases, mahogany tables, 8-day clock, desk and pigeon- WHOLESALE STOKES.—Couuting-hou-e desk with drawers, eouuter, shelving, sign boards, two beer engines beer tiucu, fire stovewater tubs, patent bottl- ing machine, corking do, syphon, beer horses, glass case, &0., CvC. casks^'ve^' h°rses« ^ad piping to beer and porter SToRE ROOM.—Shelving, ale bins. counter, cask trol- ley, casks, hampers, bottles, jars &c. SUNDRIES. -Cork crushers, brass PHO-IMP t. hv.lro. -r" -J" meter with glass and book complete, large nnmbei of copper measures of various sizes, ditt ) pewrer ditto, ditto glasses, beer and wine tap;, ornamental outside lamps, letter press, &c., &e. .SlOCK-lN-l'tADE.— A quantity of beers-, port,sherry, Moettfjiampignes, brandy, whiskey, claret, rum, pep- permiYrc, ginger wine, and a large quantity of prime cigars, fcc. Spirits in bond—three-quarter casks Mar- tells brandy, five do. whir key one do. runw 10 cases Iartell's brandy. v SECOND DA V'q SATC Walnut loo table, dining ditto, mahogany oblong tab.es, mahogany sofa iu hair, liair-seated cnairs, 12-stop harmonium, in rosewood, by Metzler and Co., mahogany whatnot, window tables, Pembroke and se uare ditto, severa1 arm chairs hall stand, mahogany washstands and tables chests of drawers, tapestry and other carpets, S l f3, c ;ck' electro-plated candlesticks, silver tablespoons, ditto teaspoons, ditto forks, set of china, J, Walei' fenders and flrtirons, bed- w^- .rp rl'f sses' featl,er and millpuff beds, cham- fittings, maps, scales and weights,pictures, wnre trnts ho/ a"? ,lle,la1' china tea set, set of dinner RO'OKT' V?/-WTTT?R*S!' and piate, &c.. &e. v l Gul,ery. 7 volumes ;'War with Rus- tratol h vols • pi Mutiny, 6 vols. Australia Illus- Ctsseli's Histo^v nfDei?e *ju'P.lre> illustrated, 2 yolumes; ■! Eu^lan,J i Henry's Bible, 2 vols.; prior to°saleS maY be bad of tlle Auctioneers three days prior to sale. Sal to commcnCe at Eleven o'clock each day:' N,B.-The Bi1liard Tables will be put up at Two o'clock oil the first daN, Auctioneers' Offices; Victoria Chambers, Oxford-street, Swansea. 434C7 GOITRE FACH FARM (late Fairy Grove), AILLAY, Near SWANSEA. jyTESSRS. BBYNON^d HUGHES n • c STOCK and CROP 2^i^rior''cartr horsesC"lVSha • andht0 «^e,earjf = nnre°f.i-^enwirnd ^t'^an'irwonld 'make'a useful 1 chaff-cutter 1 l,U'r>0ses 4 I'1;-8" a number of fowls, -ear 1 ploup' s "r"!l,' s,l(-'tr and pulpcr, set of horse carts an.i h"™ r ditto' 1 horee'hoe, 2 useful wheel trail '>> -It f }va-"nette in good condition, low 4- butts, &c.&c. V r ok 'ofwon'h'8'1 CUbf' "T* about "O tons 1 rf. well-harvested meadow hay, ditto, clover hav. lb ab'>»t » tons 1 ditto, of mangold wu.Vels and swedes SixmZnh^ Tr "dit :o&n' co'f ence a-t.0ne °'cl° above £ > ajiproved Bounty on sums Aiictionter Offices V ctoria Chambers, Of "street. S .van e v. 43.,68 \>™\TOWN' KEAU MUMBLES. ESTSRS BEYNON & HUGHES have DAY S,a,»e,ViStto SRLL by AUCTION, on FRI- i he oc u ritioo ? f « '9' at ,ht' al>(jve place, now in t he °^upatinof\ir Geo rye Pike( the followinc olOCK, CROPS, IMPLFMFT^T'ii lT'lY! toTe^1oflVuy US1'Ul ,nare- Kood worker, aSi' believed Store ni l CU t hariless. «»W, 2 good n ? ° 1 i u V thoroughly velJ barv06ted, one V half a» of wheat, quarter ditto nah-ot s't.iiT rol' Pair of harrows, chaEEcutter, fowls &c ro'Jer> ladder, picks, rakes, gtajk^tool! £ 21ami upwa!ils.CreaU W'" be given on appro"d-bill of 42 and Sale to commence at Two P,II1. N.I,Tlie HOUSE and LAND to LET. Auctioneers Offices, Victoria Chambers, Oxford-Street, Sw'ansei. 1 43485 MONTH LY^MrEo^lTyR^src^^IAfiKSrS^ E.ST \Bl I HFD 1S72. MESSRS BEYNON AND HUGHES S next MONTHLY SALE of Horses, Carriage?, Harness, &e., will be held at the Jeffreys Anns Horse Repository, Oxf)rd-sti-(et, Swansea, on TVEDAY, October 7th, 1879. Elltrieii to t e made one week previous to Sate. • ill ..uuOl 1 TlJiil L.U UTUAOlOlUrANo ilRE. IMPORTANT BALE OF FREEHOLD, COPYHOLD, AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES. MESSRS PAIUtY and BEAR have been .& favoured with instructions from the Executors of the late John Davies, Esq., of Castletown, to SELL hy AUCTION, at the King's Head Hotel. Newport, Mon., on WEDNESDAY, the 2411 day of September, 1879, at Two for Three o'clock in the afternoon, unless previously disposed of by private contract, the under- mentioned VALUABLE PROPERTIES, in such lots as may be agreed upon at the time of sale, and subject to the conditions of sale to be then pro- duced All that valuab'e FREEHOLD MANSION known as BRYN IVOR HALL, situate at Castletown, midway be. tween Newport and Cardiff, and It mile from Marshfield Station. The house (surrounded with gardens laid out with gieat taste, consisting of about 2t acres, well stocked with fruit trees, and with extensive l'allg-es of green- ,e houses) contains handsome entrance-hall, breakfavt, dining a id drawing-roonis, library, servants' ball, ten bedrooms, bath and dressing-looms, with all the neces- sary and convenient offices, coach-house, stabling for four horses, and capital lodge at entrance, all iu excel- lent condition.. lent condition.. This n ansion is a very desirable one, admirably adapted for occupation, and hits capital hunting and ffshin" in the immediate neighbourhood. lso two LEASEHOLD SHOPS and DWELLING- HOUSES, in Cross-street, Newport. Six well-bui.t HOUSES, in Newport. Three Leasehold Warehouses. Stables, Lofts, Sheds, Blacksmith's Shop and Yard, in Skinner-treet. Newport. Three C ipybold Houses and Gardens at Tydce, Two lots of Freehol? ma! Copyliold Lau i, with Dwell- ing-houses thereon, situate at Blacktown, Marsbfielel. About Nine Acres of rieehold Land, at Llanedarne, in Glamorganshire. Fu 1 information on Jaige posters and in particulars and conditions of sale, which, with liihogi-aphed plans of the Uall and cards to view, may be obtained of the Auctioneers, at their offices, Iredegar-place, Newport; of Mr W. Hier Davies, Solicitor, Castletown, or of Messrs W. J. and H. G. Lloyd, Solicitors, Bank Cham- bers, Newport, Mon. Dated Auction and Estate Office, Sept. 4, 1»79. 43378 BRYN IVOR IIALL, CASTLETOWN, Situate one and-a-quarter miles from Marshfield Station, and mid-way between X eWpot-t and Cardiff. Important and Attractive Sale of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Of superior character, and equal to new, anil other Effects, comprising— HANDSOME HALF-TESTER and OTHER BEDSTEADS in walnut, Spanish mahogany, &c., &c., Duchesse and other Toilet Tables, Washstands in walnut and Spanish mahogany, with marble tops, kv. FEATHER BEDS, MATTRESSES and PALLIASSES. Several sets of Chamber Ware, VERY HANDSOME WARDROBJ- S, In walnut and Spanish mahogany, with silvered plate- glass doors. The contents of dining, drawing, breakfast, and smoking rooms, library and hall, include I MASSIVE MAHOGANY TELESCOPE TABLES I with l atent screws e iesial Sideboards, with plate glass, and carved backs; MAHOGANY CHAIRS AND COUCHES, spriiv seated, stuffed with horsehair, and covered with ° leather WALNUT DRAWIN'G-RUOM SUITE IN GREEN REI, waluut loo, writing and work tables, music cabinet, &c. Library Pedestal Table, Bookcase, Chairs, ]-,all L-LLlc, bat and umbrella stand, all in oak NOBLE PIER GLASSES IN GILT FRAMES, Clocks, bar. meter also c ntents of china pantry, inclu- ding dinner, tea, coffee, and dessert services and large quantity of glas-, &c. The contents of Servants'Ilall, Kitchen and Scullery al o a very valuable COLLECTION Oi" HoT-HoUSE PLANTS, BROUGHAM, PHAETON, COBURG, DOU CART, Basket Carriage, several Sets of Harness, Garden Tools, &c., which MESSRS. PAlRY and BEAR are honoured with instructions frclll1 the executors of the late John Davies, Esq., to SELL by AUCTION, on the Premises as above, on TUKSDA /,30th day of Sep- tember, in 1879, and Two Following Days. Commencing each day at 12 o'clock. On view to holders of catalogues only on Saturday and Monday, September 27th ami 29th, 1879, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 6 p.III, Dated Auction and Estate Offices. Newport, September 10th, 1879 9»10 SA'.E TO-MORROW. THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1SC9. HIGH-STREET, NEATH. SALE OF AEltA'l Ei -IVATI"ll FA("¡UItY, PLANT, TRADE U I'ENSILS, MACHINERY, WAGON HOUSE, &c. MR W. C. MORRIS (tlie Trustee in tlie above Liquidation) will SELL by PUBLIC AUC- TION, on the Premises as above, in .ots to suit pur- chasers, oil THURSDAY, September 25, 1379 (unless in the meantime disposed of b" private contract"), the AERATED WATER FACTORY', &c., Belonging to the estate of Messrs Earl and Masters, High- street, Neath, iu liquidation, viz. -A three-horse-power engine al.d boiler mineral water- filling machine, capable of filling 50 dozen per hour; slate tank water filter, with pipings and brass taps com- plete gasholder gasometer, with all its pipings com- plete 1Ih¡,U 200 one, two, four, and bix do/ cases; ab nit 140 doz. gingerbeer, gingerade, &e., bedtles(patents and others); sevenddoz. ale and stout butLles (pints and half-pints); 11 one, two, and three doz. bottle baskets; 2 small empty casks, 3 washing tubs, jiiag.-rade syrup tub, with tap and gauge complete gmgerbeer syrup tub, with tal).Illtl b'U.lge colliplete syrup tub; lemonade syrup jar, with brass tap; 1 carboy, containing about 50lbs acids; whiting cask, bottle-washing machine, wheelbarrow, 2 beer horses, 2 slop pails, 3 empty boxes, footboard, 3 large water casks, &e. OFFICtl FURN'TUKE.—2 office tables with drawers, desk on stand, dal. lg table, lamp, s nail lookiii, ( glass, cash box, small di.v clock, 2 Windsor chairs, 1 pair steps seales and weights, quantity of bottling wire, billheads, labels, &e. IMPLEMETS'-l spring cart, 1 spring baiance cart, 1 c.tiik axle trart, 1 tpring wagon with three seats, 2 sets of harness, extra collar, 2 head stalls, chaff-cut- ter, horse bedding, stable requisites, &c. ONE ROAN MARE. The Lots may be viewed on the morning of Sale, Tiie Sale to commence at Eleven for Twelve o'clock precisely. Terms, Cash. I For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, or td Messrs Kempthome and Son, Solicitors, Dyffryn Cham- bers, Neath. Auction OfSees, London-road. Keatb. Bectember 16th 187* Oiilrs by Sutrtiim. SALE THIS DAY. TOWN-HALL, BRIDGEND. HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE HQUSE- MHOLD FURNITURE, &c. ESSRS R, JONES and SON have been favoured with instructions from Jaines Brogden, Esq,, to SELL b.v AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY' and 1HURSDAY, September 24th and 25th, 1JS79, his valuable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE (removed for convenience of sdc from Tondu House), comprising feather beds, bolsters, and tJllows, blankets, counterpanes, rhects, &c.; horsehair and millpuff mat- tresses, mahogany, polished birch, brass mounted half- tester and other nedstcads; palliasses, irar- ble-top, polished Ureh, aud other washstands; dressing tables, toilette tables, chamber ware, japauued cham- ber sets, painted wardrobe; mahogany, pelisbel birch, and painted chests of drawers, mahogany :)(! other towel finis, bedroom chairs, fenders and fire-irom:, firc- guaru, • mahogany window poles and curtains, baths, Brussels and other carpets, &e\, kc. hand- some rosewood cheffonniere ,wi.h plate-gla^s front, mahogany side board, mahogany bo ikea-e, mahogany loo and other tables, mahogany and other chairs, cao'v ditto, very handsome pier glasses, console tabla and glass, brass poles, ends, and rings for oriel window,gold cornice and hangings for bay window, several brass and maho- gany window pcles and rings, damask, re p, nd other window curtains, a large number of hands -me B'russe's and other carpets, hearth rugs, fenders and fireiroi s, D.ackets, &c., &c„ Brussels stair carpets, hat rails, brass stair rods, wool and other mat", &c.. &c, The whole of the KITCHEN REQUISITES, comprising several deal tab es, t;n fire-screen, roasting-jack, coffee mill, copper and brisl kcttl", coal scuttle, iron fountain Ilea. cupuoaras, chairs, safe, linen press, a large numbOT of saucepans, kettles, boilers, preserving paus, brushes, buckets, &c., Ac. Also, quantity of ware, hand-ome dinner tervice, &,e" ic washing tubs, patent mangle, ba-kets, &-c., &-c. Terms-Cash, Sale to commence tach day a 12. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, Pen- coed and Bridgend. 4340] LLAMBAD FAWR FARU. Situate about; miles from Fencoed Station, and four from Llantrisant. OF SHEEP, CATTLE, HORSES &c. l\/f E&SRS R. JONES and SON have XT66" instructed 1 y Mr John Miles to SELL by iQ7<V rl2 f',n011 ,AY' the 26th o £ Sepieiuber, 18/9, the following valuaole LIVE STOCK:- 100 SHEEP, 17 CATTLE 5 HORSES, One strong BACON PIG. rf • —* The Auctioneers invite particular attention to tiie above btook. Six months-credit will be given upon approved security, or discount for cash at the rate of live per cent per annum. Refreshments at Twelve; Sale to commence at One o clock. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, Pen- coed and JJridgend. 43459 BRIDGEND. MESSRS R. JONES and SON will SELL by AUCTION at the Wyndiiam Arms Hotel, Bridgend, on SATC HDA Y, September 27, 1S70, at Two for Three o'clock (subject to conditions to be the pro- duced) the following FREEHOLD LAND, i,iz.- Two Fields of PASTURE LAND, containing 2a. 3r. 2p., lying together, adjoining Newcastle Mill, and between the Mill Stream and the River Ogmore, situate near Bridgend, in the parish of Newcastle, GI morgausaire, and occupied by Mr William David, miller, as vearly tenant. Public attention is solicited to the above, as afforeling a rare opportunity for acquiring frnehold lauu in the immediate vicinity of Bridgend, I"or particulars apply to the Auctioneers; to Messrs Hemy Bnttan, Press, and Inskip, Solicitors, Bristol; orto io.on Mr THOS. STOCK WOOD, Solicitor, Bridgend. c R0Af)' TREFOREST, PONTYPRIDD. CAPITAL LEASEHOLD PROPERTY. 1VT W* J0NES POWELL has received -L'JL- instructions to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at tje Butchers Arms Inn, Pontypridd,on FRIDAY NEXT k.ep,emocr 2Cth, 187), at Eight o'clock p.m. (subject to such conditions of sale as shall be then and there pro- duced), all those FOUR MESSUAGES or TENEMENTS (two in the front and two ill the back), ituae in the u T ri i ontypriutl, and now in the occupation of £ .>3 a ot^ers, producing a total annual rent of The houses are substantially built and well finished by the owner, Mr Daniel Carpenter, and have a good supply of water, and a piece of garden to e;ch, together with ail other necessary conveniences. The property is held under a lease from the Lev. II. H. Ki Rickards. for a term of 99 years, 76 of weich are unexpired, at the annual ground-rent of Z2 14s 6d, and contains :>27 square yards or thereabouts. T:;e Auctioneer solicits the special attention of capi- talists to this valuable property, which is situate midway between Pontypridd and Treforest, and being in close proximity to Forest Iron and Steel Works, has always commanded good tenants. For further particulars, and to view, apply to the Auc- tioneer, at his Offices, c., Church-street. Pontypridd ot- to Mr S. Andrews, Commission Agent, f8, Wood-road, Treforest, 43511 Treforest, 43511 groircrh!, to f et. IM POI; TANT ANN OUNCE.MEN" TO be LET or SOLD, with immediate pos^ssion, an IRON and BRASS FOUNDRY. Otuv.' 1- „ the Plant, Machinery, and Appliances, Engines, Boilers. Patterns, Implements, Utensils, and Effects thereto be- longing. The Premises, where a good and profitable trade has been carried Oil for many years, will be Let on advan- tageous terms, with the option to purchase. The Stock-in-Trade to be taken at a valuation. For particulars apply to James William?, Eastland Cottage, London-road, Neath. 42629 tKflmfittu. CARDIFF. CARDIFF PROPRIETARY SCHOOL. HEAD MASTKR F. C. BIRKBECK TERRY, -kt.A., late Foundation Scholar, &.c., of St. John's College, Cambridge. ASSISTANT MASTERS E.J NEWELL, M. A., late Scholar of Worcester College, Oxford. G. B. II CCrIES, B.A., late Scholar of Worcester College, Oxford. J. G. MONRO, Trinity College, Dublin. &.C., &c. Boarders are reo eived on moderate terms. In the last Cambri lire Local Examination two members of this School Woe) First-class Honours, being the only boys in Wales and Monmouth so distn guished. In the recent Government Competitive Examination for Engineer Studentships, a pupil obtained the 24th place uu of several hundred candidates. Ti e Term begins on MONDAY, September 15th. Apply to the Head Muster, the School, Dumfries-place or to the Secretary, 45, The Parade. 7787 427ti3 NELCXRAVE IIOUSE, CARDIFF. Miss TULLIS wi'! be happy to reccive her Pupils en TUESDAY, the 10th of September. 78U—42954 A~ DAMSD0 WN HOUSE, PARK PLACE, CARDIFF. Mrs BRUFORD'S ncx: Term COMMENCED SEP- TEMBER 20th. The priticililes (of tliis establishment combine careiui training with home comforts and maternal care. Pupils are prepare I for Cambrielge Local Examinations. ,Itr.-3 Bruford will devote one part of the house to the approved system of Kinder Garten Teaching for the ad- vantage of junior puoils. 'The Kinder Garten School opened September 11th. The Lav Scholars of the Upper School will &3¡::emIJle on the 19th. 43117 OXSIEUR SIEVERDIN S WINTER CLASSES commenced SEPTEMBER the 10tb. For further particulars, apply Mons. Sieverdin, 12, Windsor-place, Cardiff. N.B.—In Press: Sieverdin's Household Conversations in French. A new and easy method of learning to speak French. Will be rea ly end of September. -i;jl));j VTIDDLE CLASS SCHOOL FOR BOYS J>j_ AND GIRLS. WOLVERLE Y-PL ACE. SEVEHN-ROAD, CANTON. Priticip-tl-REV A. WILLIAMS (Twenty Y'ear-' Experience). A thoroughly goo 1 plain English Education. A First-c.a-s Preparatory Department. Terms on application, 42499 COWBlvIDGE. P.EA'r HOUSE, COWBRIDGE.- G EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENT for YOUNG LADIES. PrillciDals-lrs and the Misses CULVER- WELLS, A.A. Pupils prepared fur Oxford, Cambridge, and other Local Examinations. Referees, Parents of Pupils. Halt Term will commence 9th SEPTEMBER, 1879. 7833 43034 1tbn(ntl:Jn: CARDIFF, SWANSEA, AND NEW- PORT SHIPPING GAZETTE. Published every Monday Morning. Price 21s per an- num, or by P()t 25s, The CARDIFF, SWAN EA, AND NEWPORT SHIPPING GAZETTE" contains a complete record of the Shipping business of Cardiff, Swansea, Newport, Brigtol, Neath, Briton Ferry, Burry Port, &c., ami cir- culate* among all the Merchants and Brokers of tlio Bristol Channel Ports, and generally throughout the various parts of the United Kingdom, It is filed at Lloyd's, the I.ombard, and most ot the Chambers of Commerce, and is also sent to the lead!ng Foreign l'orts. CHIEF OrFicms. -75 and 70. ht. Mury-trcjt, Cardiff. 72 COLUMNS. rnUE CAllDIFJf TIMES JL AND SOUTH WALES WEEKLY NEWS IS oNE OF THE LARGEST NEWS-SHEETS IN THE KINGDOM, and THE GREAT WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR WALES AXD THE WEST OF ENGLAND. It contains all the News of the Week, and gives more Local, District, and Gtneial News than any other paper. Each Edition is a. complete synopsis of the Week's News for the Ichule of South Wales. The Serial Stories are by the most talented Novelists, and the London Corres- pondence and Leading Articles are of marked ability. Sold b3 all Newsagents, price 2d. Sent post free to any address for 2s Ud per quarter. 72 Columns PRICE 1 72 1 TREGENNA CASTLE HOTEL, JL ST. IVES, CORNWALL, Stands in its own Grounds of nearly 100 acres. over- looking the Bay, and is surrounded by gardens and plantations magnificent sea views from every part cf the grounds; climate delightfully pure and braoiuu ample accommodation for billiards, croquet, lawn-tennis, archery, cricket, &c. Moderate tariff. 43201 ANDEAN'S "SWAN" COMMERCIAL J'tL AND FAMILY HOTEL, 62. IBOAD STREET, BRISTOL. QBSUURT DAILY, IS 6d. 4280* WIL PAIW"X rtagriguw (gtttfrtatumnrtjs. T\T" E W THEATRE ROYAL, WOOD-STREET. CARDIFF. Leasee, Mr W. H. DAW. Sole Manager. Mr E. Bn.WEK. TIIIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, Sept, 24th, FtR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY, Mr Wilson Barrett's Celebrated PIOOF" COMPANY. Under the direction of ilrKcgii ald Moore, At 7.0 the Great En.o*»ional Drama PROOF, in Six 'l aU'e.iux. MAGNIFCKNT NEW SCENERY AL^ESSOUIE-, NUMEROUS AUXILIARIES, 'l aU'e.iux. MAGNIFCKNT NEW SCENERY AL^ESSOUIE-, NUMEROUS AUXILIARIES, BRILLIANT U S/UMES. I Mr Cl.as. Wyndl.am's Couipanv in the Li.iv. Successful Ceniedy TRl Til. Doors open 7 commence at 7.30 carriages 10.30. Prions —Orchestra stalls, 4s dress circle, 3s pit stal s 2s; pit, Is gallery 6d. Private boxes, t1 Is to £ 1 Us GIi. Plans inay now be seen and tickets secuied at Mr Lewis's, Duke-street. 42093 gntoic Jtotkes. DAILY EXCURSIONS BY THE LADY MAUY OR WYE. Wind and weather permitting, the LADY MARY will leave for Weston, as folluws Leave Cardiff. From Weston WEDNESDAY, 24th Sept. 10. Omorn 11. Omorn _TT,.„ 3.30 after 8.3 even THURSDAY, 25th Sept. 10.30 morn 4.0 after Fares to und fro-After Cabin, 2^ Fore Cabin, Is Cd WESTON REGATTA on THURSDAY. The Lady Mary will follow the Boats. Fares. TO-DAY. pENTRE, RHONDDA VALLEY. Under the distinguished Patronage of Mrs OLUVAST, 1 Bishop's Court, Mrs LLEWKLIAN, Baglan Hall. A GRAND BAZAAR, For the fsileof Useful and Ornamental Articles, Work,&c. an an ART EXHIBITION AND PICTl'RE GALLERY TinT-nrnrr l,e t,1C BRI1ISH SCHOOL ROOM, PENTRE, (Kindly lent for the occasion), OnWEuNLSDAY &■ THURSDAY", Sept. 24tli & 25th,1879. -.T,} intervals during each da' a choice selection of VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Will be perfumed.. A Keireshiiient Sta.l wiil he provided. The Bazaar will be opened each day, at 12.30, and close at 10 p.m. Admission, Sixpence each day. THe Proceeds will be in aid of Peutre Temporary Church Builamg Fund. 434.73 THIS DAY. ROMPNEY CASTLE FETE AND GALA, RUMNEY, NEAR CARDIFF. A FETE AND- GALA f kc place in the Grounds ef the ROMPNEY CASiLE, for tha benefit of the -Rose the Valley" Looge Philanthropic Institution, ON WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 24TH, 1879 (V. eathcr permitting). PRIZES :— First Prjze, OXE JIILE F). n RACE, open to all comers, ditto, 15s. Entrance, Is each, BieT.'LE KALE, One Mne, all comers. First prize, £.1 seeonet ditto, 5s. Entrance, Is. A YI-ARTER OF A MILE RACB KOR BOYS from 10 to 15 years of age. First prize, 5s; second ditto, 2s 6d; 'third ditto, Is Gel. Entrance, 3d. DOXKEV RACE, Half a Mile. First prize, 10s second ditto, 5s. Entrance, is. SACK RACK. First prize, 5 Entrance free. Po:;v RACK, for Ponies 13 Lauù and under. First prize, £ 2; second ditto, ii. Entrance, 2s. Three to start or no race. CLIMBING GKKASY POLK, and other Sports. Entries open until 12 o'clock, the 24th. Sports to commence at Two p.m. EXCELSIOR BRASS BAND IN ATTENDANCE. A yUADRILLE BAND will plav in the evening in the Hail, for which a charge o. Threepence each will be made. The Hall will aeconimoelate 400, and is one of the finest in the c-unty. and beautifully decorated. Admission to the Grounds, Sixpence. All entries and letteis to be sent to the Secretary, John Lewis, Rompney Castle, Rumney, Cardiff." Bre iks wiil run to and fro, at 6d each. 434S0 CONG REGATIONAL UNION OF ENGLAND AND WALES. AUTUMNAL MEETINGS.—HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE. The Autumnal Meeting's of ihe Congregational Union of England and Walts will be held this year in Cardiff. The members of the Congregational Churches, finding that it will be impossible for them to entertain the whole of the M nistersand Leiegates who may attend, venture to make anapp -at to the frieuds of other Churches to assi, t them in providing the necessary accemimodation, and they feel assured that an intimation to this effect is all that is needed to elicit a hearty response. Tne accommodatiein a^ked for is a bed for four nights with supper atid breakfast, Octol er 13, 14, 15, If). Should friends find it convenient to help the Com- mittee in this matter, the,, will be glad to receive their promise at as early a date a>- possible addressed to THeJMAS EVANS, Hon. Secretary. 1C, Park-place, Cardiff. 7910 43350 • ■ VI ,T4 ..roXr. IT- — F. W. LANE Begs to inform his Patrons and the public that the remaining portion of his VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS. WATER COLOUR DRAWINGS, TINTED PHOTOS, ENGRAV- INGS, CHROMOS, &c., Are now rtaly Framed, and will be Sold at a Great Reduction. No Reasonable Offer will be refused, as the whole must be Cleared in a short time. An early inspection will oblige. N,.B.-Tlic PICTURE FRAMING MASUFACTORY will be carried 011 as usual. 43192 HE PONTYPRIDD ATHLETIC SPORTS and PONY RACES will take p;a'-e on MONDAY, September 29th, 1879, in FEEDER-ROW FIELD, TUALLWN. All prizes paid in money. 43390 J. BAFlELD, SEC. MERTHYR TYDFIL, DOG, IOUL- ItJL TltY. PIGEON, AND CAT SOCIETY. EXHIBITION, IUCTOBER-, 8th & 9th. CLASSES: DOGS, 31; POULTRY, 35; PIGEONS, 10; & CATS, 4. JUDGES: DOGS-W. LORT, Esq., and il-cii DALXIFT.. Egq., Lon- don. POULTRY & PIGEONS, R. TEKBAY, Esq., Preston. ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY, SEPT. 29th. Schedules and Forms may be obtained on applica- tion to W. J. JONES "I Tr C 43109 DAN THOMAS, fHon" Secs" D EGIMENTAL ORDERS liyTieut-Co]." JLVl HILL, commanding 3rd GJ:m;ol"ö:!1I ArtillcQ Volunteers. Cardiff, 20th Sept., 1879. I.-Knotting and instructions in repository drill on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, guard mounting oil Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 7.30 1).iii. Recruit drill every evening same time. 2.-For dutv durinsr the ensuing week :—Captain Hurst. 'ur:J1 Vu,¡;¡;eli, Sergeant Purchase, Corpora! Cunningham, Bombardier Evans, Trumpeter Shellard. By Order, (Signed) W. PITMAN, Captain and Adjutant. m AENCLOCHOG RAILWAY. On and alter the let of OCTOBER the COACH now i uiiniii, between Dii a-, Newport, and Rosebush, w ill be DISCONTINUED until further n. t ce. 43495 R. BURGE. Fishguard. NI AENCLOCG RAILWAY. TOURISTS are now enabled, by means of a bile of Posts, to visit the SYYYNVY FALLS (three-quarters of a mile from Rosebush) without the aid of Guides. The view from l'reselly Top compiles 12 counties- in England, Ireland, and Wales, and the mountain air is most invigorating. The summer houses, grottoes, fountains, and general surroundings 0: Rosebu.-h f..rm an attraction not to be surpassed in the three counties. Book for Clynderwen, G. W .R., thence to Rosebush, Return fare Is. W. T. MILLS, Traffic Superintendent. SKITTLES, QUOITS, BILLIARDS, &c. 43309 GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.— CHERBOURG and PARIS, via Weymouth. NEW ROUTE thre>ugh Normandy and Brittany to Paris, the West and S uth of France and Spam. Torougii late- for passengers, parcels, and merchandise between the princi- pal towns on the Great Western and Western of France Railways. The Steamers leave Weymouth at 11.30 p.m., and Cherbourg at 7 p.m. daily (Sundays excepted), weather anil circumstances permitting, in connection with fast trams OIl the Great Western and Western of France Railways. 43.;02 J- GillERSON. General Manager. rfVHE DRAWING OF PRIZES A T X TilEBANN'OS SCHOOLROOM, PONTAltDAWE, near Swansea, i, unavoidably jiostpoucd until the :!7tll inst. As sufficient money to cover the value of the First Prize offered has not come to hanll. it was resolved at a meeting of ticket -holders, held at the above School- room, on the 9th inst., to withdraw the first prize; and draw for the Nos. 2 to 1? inclasive, on the :!7th inst. The money wiil be returned to all tic;l;t-lto1ckr who are not favourable to the above arrangement. Application to be made to the undersigned on or before the 24th inst. W. J. MORGAN, Secretary, 43S21 Trebannos, Poutardau e, Swansea. lijTE 1 iTHYll T V Ol'lLALtT UNION lrJL PRiZ'l 1'RAWING, in aid of the BUILDING FUND of EN ON CHAPEL, GHOROETOWN. The DRAWING will take at the Temperance llall, ou THURSDAY, September i;th. 1879, under disti:igui«hc i oatronage. The following valuable Prizes wiil be drawn :or (1) Any article or articles to be selected by the suc- cessful winner to the value of £ 50. (2) A brilliant tone 1 pianoforte ill walnut, £ 25. (3) A hauds .m pony, £ 15 (4) A hall, home par of chandeliers, with lo.ir brackets III each, £ 12. (u) Chamlicr.s Encyc ope.iiu. publi-hed at £ 10 10s. (6) An cighl-d»y dock. £ s ?s. (7) A silver leverw.tew, i:G (;s. (h) A f9) Singer's beautiful sewing machine, £ 0. (10) A very beautiful chest of drawers. £ 5 5s. (11) A superior suit of clothes, PA 4s, (12) A rich PaiVey shawl, .Et. (13) A beau- tiful mahogany couch, £S 3s. (14) A highly electro- plated tea aud eeffee service, A:2 2s. ((15) A pair of good b ankets, 15s. (l'i) A beautiful set of school books, £ 1 10s. (i7) A beautiful Welsh flannel dre»s, £ 1 5s. (IS) A rosewoeid writing desk, with brass caps, £ 1 Is. (19; A ladies' rose wo >d writing desk. kl Is. t-V) A 3lH¡some ■rruet-staiid complete, £ Is. (21) All elegant swing 1"0: ing-glass, jEl Is. (22) A beautiful timepiece, £1 h, (23) A ladies' dressing case, tl Is. (24) A gentleman's dress- ing case, P.1 ].< (25) A beautiful aecorJion, jEl Is. (2(1) A beautiful set of trays, £ l Is. (27) A silk umbrella. £ 1 Is. '28) A set of lire-irons, 1:1 Is. (29) A handsome picture, £ 1 Is. (30) A beaut Ifui engraving, P-1 Is. (31) A lid) table-ceiver, Al Is. (32) A water-proof overcoat, kl Is. In addition to the above there will be given away above Two Hundred Valuable Prires. Tickets, Cd each, or a Book of 12 Tickets for 5s. l Hon. Secretary, D. Davies, Esq.. 3, Glebeland Corres- ponding Secretaries, Mr T. Thomas, 83, Brecon-road, Merthyr Tvdtil, and Mr LL Llewellyn, lb, Cyfarthfa-Une, Uertbvr Tydfil ^U £ iilf&5i JUUUx,5i £ C!$i. JJOOTS1 JgOOTSTl BOOTS 11 IMPORTANT NOTICE. Great and Permar.ent Reduction in the Price of Boots and Shoes at G. 0 L I V E R S THE LARGEST RETAILER OF BOOTS AND SHOES in the United Kingdom. G. OLIVER be::s to inform the Public of the following Towns and district; that in consequence of his EXTENSIVE BUSINESS lie is enabled to purcha e ,,)i articles connected with itia trade at the BEST MARKETS, at the LOWEST PRICES, FOR CASH, The benefit of which he gives to the Pubiio. ———— All goods can be purchased at my Branches fully 20 per cent Cheaper than at any other House tu tJce Trade. BRANCH ESTABLISHMENTS: SWANSEA, 30, Castie-ntreet. SWANSEA 93. Oxford-street, I SWANSEA, 2S7, High-street. CARDIFF, 20. St Mary-street. CARDIFF, 291, Bute-street. CARDIFF, 3, j>uke-street. NEWPORT, 0" 42. High-street. i NEWPORT, 22, Commercial-^tmW NEATH Wind-street. .ERI OG END. h. Ili, Caroline-street. I LLANEIJLY, Vatxghan-street. i PKMBROKE DOCK, 7, Bush-street. I PONTYPRIDD 80, Taff-street TREORKY Bute-street. Y ST RAD Near Railway Station. WREXHAM 54a, Hope-street. j nrnTTrTCSTRTl 15. Is<irt!i-<'at.p-shr«>f_ STROUD 2, Kendrick-street. CHELTENHAM 340. High-street, WORCESTER 74, High-street. WORCESTER Broad-street. HE!l!-FO!!L> 80, EiVn-street. HEREFORD, High Town. BARROW Ma rket-plaee. LOUGHBOROUGH. Cnurch-gate. WILLKNHALL Market-place. OAKENGATE3 Market-street. WELLINGTON llarket-square. C HESTER .» 2, Foregata-atreet. CHESTER Eastgate-buildings. CHESTER ••• N o 11 h g a tfc* -8 tree t, Manufactory Halford-street. Leicester. 725 ii 40469 -T HE CARDIFF UPHOLSTERERS. f ro K ————- < 0 c DANIEL LEWIS & SONe 11' s o Z ART CABINET MAKERS. k- •-3 tij z J HOUSES FURNISHED ON THE Q PURCHASE HIRE SYSTEM. AS > H x ————— ft. CATALOGUES (ILLUSTRATED) POST FREE. 170,,1 -.11 OOfl .'0.1- The Comfort of the-,Aged, The Pride of the Young, The Admiration of the Fair, The Envy of Opponents, The Dt.et<Jr¡¡ Enemy, The Poor Ma.is's Friend, WIIAT 1 WHY IJ. B. w I T C IT B LL'S CHEAP AND STYLISH BOOTS. -J BRANCHES— NEWPORT, YSTRAD, TltEHERBERT, PORTH. PONTYPRIDD, TONYPANDY, TREORKY, AND ABERGAVENNY. 42105 THE WORLD-RENOWNED ELIAS HONVE SEWING MACHINE. DEPOT. 45, ROYAL AiiCADE, CARDIFF. MACHINES ON EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT. (Instruction Gratis—Satisfaction Guaranteed.) For domestic and ot er purposes oar HAND and TREADLE MACHINES are not tc be surpassed. Hand Machines from £ 3 3 0 Treadle „ „ 5 5 0 Machines for Heavy Tailoring and all grades of Heavy Leather Work from 8 0 0 Elastic and Repairing Machine 9 9 0 Cylinder Wax Thread Machine for Heavy Leather a.nd Saddlery Work 12 12 0 e the Address:- HOWE MACHINE COMPANY, LIMITED, 42930 45, Royal Arcade, Cardiff. G. C A R P E N T E R, 37, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF. CARPENTER'S LACE BOOTS. CARPENTER'S ELASTIC BOOTS. CARPENTER'S SHOOTIN G BOOTS. CARPENTERS LADIES' BOOTS, ELASTIC, LACE, AND BUTTON. G. CARPENTER, BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER, 37, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF. ECKiTT'S PARIS BLUR Used in the PRINCE OF WALES'S LAUNDBY. PRINCE OF WALES'S LAUNDBY. RECK1TT S PARIS BLUE. Used in the DUCHESS oy EDINBURGH^ LAUNDRY. -D ECKITT'S'PARIS BLUE. R, Is med by the poorest on account eif its cheannesa. Ild by the richest on account of its Beautv 41909 ifgal ilotircs. J^ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. I HEltERY GIVE NOTICE that the PARTNERSHIP existing between myself and GEORGE JENKINS, of Barn-street, Haverfordwest, as Bill Stickers, is DIS- SOLVED :ro:n this date. Dated Sept. 10, 1879. THOMAS LEWIS, 434S2 Qua\-street, Haverfordwest. (Trnrtfrs mul Ccmtntrts. TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. TENDERS are invited for the ERECTION of a LECTURE HALL at PONTYPRIDD for the English Calvniistic Methodists. Ce pies of the plans and sjiecification may be seen on and after the 23rd inst., at the Offices of the undersigned, to whom tenders, endorsed Tenders for Lect ure Hall," are to be sent not later than 5 on Tuesday, the 30lh September. The plans and specification may also he seen and bills of quantities obtained ur-on applying to the Architect, Mr Henry C. Harris, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. II. S. DAVIES. IVsi-ofTioe Chambers, Pontypridd. 434,7 lluiJdiiig Jwnlici PiUNC 1 L.ll tl.u ANEIv T INVESTMENT BUILDING SOCIETY. THE OLDEST, L-RGEST. and 10;0 T EQUITABLE SOCIETY in the Neighbourhood. THE BEST MEDIUM For all Investments ai.d' 1-ians Ill) Troperty. ITS ABSOLUTE SECURITY is established Iy the fact that during au existenc? of 20 vears nearly HALF-A-M1LLION of in-ncy has been turned me-r WITHOUT MAKING A SINGLE LO-S. DEPOSITS, at 5 per cellt. interest, may lie n.ade I Shares taken, and information as to advances obtained daily of Mr WILLIAM SANDERS, Ma:.ag.ng Secretary, 2s. st. Mary-street, CaidifT or of the AGENTS—Mr 1", THOMAS, 43, York-phcc, New- port, Mon.; Mr i>. 11. HliJil'Nc.s, 21, I'lassey street, Petiarth and Mr J, A i»A\ IEs) Iij:place, Fbi; Vale. 41144—7422 THE MERTHYR AND DOWLAIS BUILDING SOCIETY, (Incorporated unoer the Buileimg Societies' Act, 1874.) Are prepared to LEND, on Mortgage, at the shortest notice, SUMS OK £ "!QU tc £ 10,000, RtOpayaohle in Monthly or Quarterly Instalments. Borrowers in tliLs Society have special advantages not ¡ obtaiiie i ii) other societies, or from (private individuals. The legal costs are Prod by the Society, and tiie inac- penJence of the borrower, so long as his stipulated, rep iy- me/its are made, is secured by tje Registrar under tiie Frieiidiy Societies' Acts. The utmost secresv ig main- tained. For particulars appiy to Mr E. honerts, at the O.fice For particulars appiy to Mr E. honerts, at the Office of the Society, 31, ictoria-street. -Merthyr. \91U5 THE LAWRENNY BEAGLES will! MEET at COSHESTON, on WEDNESDAY, 24th, at 11. 43409 APTAIN WEIR, of the BARQUE C APOLLO, in Penarth Dock, HEREBY CiVES NOTICE, that he will not be Responsible for any DEBT or ltEBrS contracted by the Ott'.ce.'s and Crew o! his \aaii 6861. ) ^:Piincvv (t(ttgt5. AUTUMN AN NOUNCEMENTS or MESSRS W. PRICE AND SONS A NCW ^-V,es and Materials snita- ble for Autumn Wear is now on view and for Sale The Order Department is replete with Coatings Suit- ings, and Trouserings from best Makei-s. The Ready Made Department is unusually full of Gar- ruoitsfot- the Season Suits of a Piece, Overcoat* Light and Medium Textures, and Improved Taleth«s Ventilating Waterproof Clothing. The Juvenile 'Department presents a most attractive displ iy of Suits and Outfits for the youug. The whole of the St >ck is marked in Plain Figures at Lowest Cash Prices. H its, Cap-, Sh;rts, Hosiery, &c., &c. Address—THE CARDIFF HOUSE, Corner of Caroline-street, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. NOT ICE OF REMOVAL. TO SHIPOWNERS AND CAPTAINS. F. B. CLOVE, BUTCHER, of 96, Bute Docks, will OPE llls Xtw Establishment at No. 17. WEST BUTB- bTKfctT, on the 24th inst. F, R. CLUDE be?- most respectfully to titank Ms v t,,c !ast 16 years for their support, and to i tlieni that he has REMOVED to more commodious Lv^'r^m hl'C a^"V° i"rcss' where he trusts tiwir ia\oui's will be continued. 43488 IV E W P A Ci E NCT FOK TUB SOUTH WALE-" DAILY NEWS CARDIFF *TI.\fES. The PUBLISHING and ADVERTISING OFFICE 18 No. 10 GREAT DOCK STREET NEWPOh'T. (OPPOSITE FREE prBLIC LIBRARY.) where ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED; THE NEWSPAPERS OLP: and BOOKSELLERS AND NEWSAGENTS SUPPLIED. The Terms for Advertisements and the Wholesale Sup. Jrtv of Papers are precisely those charged at the CUiaf Office, Cardiff. W. MILTON LOCKE, REPORTER AND MANAEM. gAFE INVESTMENT FOR MONEY! NEWPORT. PILLu WEXLLY, AND MAINDEE BUILDING SOCIETY (Incorporated under the Building Societies Act, 1874). T h_ TRUSTEES: «. Mu.v fKAl, Esq., J.P. ERENEZER LEWIS, Bm« J.P.; E. J. PHILLIPS, Esq., J.P. DIRECTOR^: V,cE-Cu^R,AT; K M!" ENOCHSGMFFimsU" i Mr ll" V. DAVID EI:WARDS.' Mr H. FAULKNER. J 'TON. SoLieiiORs: Messrs GIfcBSauuELEWi.il VK* BASKEKS LONDON" AND PKOVlN( IA1 Secketaiiy M. JIILTON LOCKE The Board of Directors receive Money on Dcoositt Repayable on Short Notice, bearing interest at 4 4 or S pe: cent. i" VT 9 All information relating to Shares, Loans, or Deposit* I Can he obtained from the V' MILTON LOCKE, at his Office, 11, Great Dock-street. Newport, Mon. 48128 ADVERTISING, TNSURANOE AND _I_ E MIG RATION, OFFICE — 11. GREAT DOCK STREET, NEWPORT, MON. W. MIL TON LOCKE, NEWSPAPER REPORTER, GENERAL ADVERTISING AND INSURANCE AGENT, ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED FOR INSERTION IN ANY NEWSPAPER. INSURANCES EFFECTED ON LIFE, FIRE, ACJIDENT, OR PLATE GLASS. Allent for THE LANCASHIRE FIRE AND LIFE INSUKANCE COMPANY, NATIONAL PROVINCIAL PLATE GLASS INSURANCE COMPANY. GUARANTEES ARRANGED FOR ALL POSITIONS OF TRUST. AMERICAN, AUSTRALIAN, AND NEW ZEALAND EMIGRATION AGENT. Assisted passages to Canada. Passengers booked to any part of the wo! Id, 4312) TO BUILDERS, ARCHITECTS. AND OTHERS. THE TRADE SUPPLIED WITH PLASTER CENTRK FLOWERS* TRUSSES, ENRICHMENTS, kr- AT DAVIS'S CASTING SHOP, JAMES-STREET, CASTLE-ROAD, ROATH, CARDIFF .v H YACINTHS) RPULIPB, AND OTHER JP LOWER PJOOTS. J. GARAWAY & CO. will receive their First Importa- tion of the above in August. J. GARAWAY & CO. TJ,e CLIFTON "A" COLLEO TION, 42s, consisting of 380 best selected bulto for pot cul- tivation. IlieCL=ON"B"COLLECTI)N 42s (Bulbs for opea ground), consists of 1024 best-selected tor that purpose. Smaller Collection-21s, 15s, and 10s 6d. All Orders over 20s Carriage paid. -7- J. /FARAWAY & po,, UT VJ 84764 DURDHAM DOWN NURSERIES, CLIFTON. BRISTOL. IRDS AND ANIMALS PRESERVED SCIENTIFICALLY. All kinds of ANIXAli SKINS aDd FURs DRESSED. RUGS LINED and MADE UP, by J. CORDING, 42, ROYAL ARC ADM, CARDIFF. LADIES' FURS CLEANED, LINED, and ALTERED TO PRESENT STYLE. GLASS SHADES, ALL SIZES, for CLOCKS, 7851 STATUETTES, &c. 4am SWANSEA OFFICH or TIIK "SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS," N o. 2. COLLEGE ST RF.FT Ail orders from NEWiAGKNlS will receive prompt attention, and be executed upon the same terms as from the Chief Office. The VAl L Y NEWS delivered to Subscribers early every morning in any part of the town. ADVERTISEMENTS received up to Seven o'clock will secure insertion in the next morning's issue Of Um DAILY NEWS. W. E. V AUGliAN & CO., STEAM DYEING AND SCOURING WORKS. LLANDAFF ROAD, CARDIFF, BRANCH ESTABLISHMENTS 7 i, CROCKII ER 1OW N, I. i» p.. itt- fc4S, BUTE-STREET, i CAKL IH 53, COMMERCIAL-sTIlLET. NEW TORT. 83, illGH-S'lREET, MERTHYR. 27, CASTLE-STREET, SWANSEA. Orders received, and rarceis forwarded to Works car. riage free, by the following A'- Aberdare Mr Fw-,h.es, Coyniiiercial-plwe. Blaenavon Mr J. Harris, London House. Bridgend Mr Woodward, grocer. Nolton-.teeet Brecon. Mr Bodmin, Wellington House, Bnl- wark. Brvnmawr Mrs Hicks P £ nufort-stre«* giai,isl Mrs Collins, Higu-sti'Cet. Briton Ferry Mr D L. Jones, booksebcr, 2, Villicif street. Cowbridge Mr Rogers. Fancy repository. Haverfordwest Mr Ellis Jones, Manners-srjuare, Llanelly Mr John. J, Market-street. Llandilo Mr Loekyer, County Press. Neath Mr Matthews, at Queen's Hotel, Pen.broke Doek Mr Nm berth, stationer, Dimond. street. Rhondda Mr i ■ r" Hannah -street, Torth. Tenby Mr Brice, 4, Juiian-sireet. 11] QPECIaL NOTICE TC .SHIPPERS and frO Others.-ONi: NLliKD uu J IK'i'V Wrought lioi, Fi'k-l:ltl)vy A I' ils, m;»I t-fi.tt i"> i. doors, secured by iKiteiit lock ai.d Uu:-itc:tt€ ktcyc," ai, taslt drawers, tlie chambers fitted with tiit most ¡ ;i fi tire-resisting co/up(«itio». In c">ii«k?queiK'C of th» ur;»res-ion of Uade, the ah t\v are orfe.'oj ;»t the I'oS .'v..nj CNT:TtonJiii*RY low i ricc e —24 ir.rh, 10s 26 inch, £ 4 SO inch. 32 inch, £ 5 :<4 inch, ^5 lite; 30 ire}.. £:J lbs- trC. II. GKIFFI THS allLl SONS, 43 and -011- -treet.H.C. Est. ISSO. _6 7882 OTICE OF REMOVAL EDWARDS'S CARRIAGE FACTORt Is REMOVED from WESToATE-STREET to TEIGJL BUILDING, ST. MARY STREET, CARDIFF. Where every description e)f Carriage is built to order, and Repairs of all kinds attended to proinDtly. i? 42174 a R. M. H. COCHRANE, F."c.Sw7 ANALYTICAL CHEMIST, Has Removed to larger Premises, at No. 40, MOUNT STUART SQUARE, Is prepared to execute ANALYSES, ami KXAMINAj* TIONS of MINERALS, FOODS, 4tc., of all For particulars and terms, apply, as above. QHAMBEBLAIN, POLE, and CO.* (SPECIALLY PREPARED) OATMEAL, pure Scotch, Packed. FLOUR, patent self-raising, Sold by ail Grocers, aud Wholesale ol CHAMBERLAIN. POLE, and 00., c 4ITSO > ""gy ül) CI Jill u MY.PCIV Nft BHJSZOfc-