Advertising|1884-11-25|South Wales Daily News

I £ faiis bg udían. AUCTION APPOINTMENTS. 1tJ DANIEL, PjSLFE, A Co. ge ck, at Bristol.Nov. ,26, 27. and 28 Book, ..Messrs BEYNON and iEWIS. Fre!?!1 Swansea Nov. 28 L^oevvj/EPPerty, at Llanelly Dec. 4 Premises, at Pontp.rdulais Dec. 5 ChronoDl t Mr W. BRADLEY. fiorsL J' at CardiS Nov. 26 s> Carts, Ac., at Cardiff Nov. 27 fcousAhMj T, Mr BROOKS. Furniture, at Cardiff Nov. 25 £ £ AUCTION & STORAGE CO <LL\L) Additinn.i m .,Q- MADDOX. Auctioneer) RnnS? Weekly Sales of Furniture, &c., at tsnaffi j n°T- 25 & 29 Rni.«, ^3 Weekly Sale of Furniture at j, •ttooms Nov. 27 Furniture and Effects in Thursday's Weekly Sale 'Dec. 4 Mr. ROBERT EVANS. S? .^fsjL^nce, at Brideend Nov. 29 8a»2E5 "OTTWALTZ BOW RING and HUGHES 4c Furniture, Pictures, Books, StnS' «< £ ardiff Nov. 28 80 IrftLValuable Horses, at Cardiff Nov. 29 2 at Horse Exchange Nov. 29 ? HoJ-?UtAFl0wer Bulbs, at Cardiff Nov. 29 Convict ? PorS0 Exchange Nov. 29 nient-sized Residence, at Penarth Dec. 9 W- GRAHAM, SON, & HITCHCOX. at Newport Dec. 3 leasuST'i^^ Newport Dec. 3 olc* Property at Blaina, Mon Dec. 5 fcor* Messrs F. W. and L. HAMMOND. «rees, Carriages, Harness, etc.. at Bristol .Nov. 27 D_.„. „ Messrs W. and S. HERN. House Nov. 27 r?.14 Dwelling-house, at Cardiff Nov. 27 ■"operties, at Cardiff Nov. 27 » Mr H. HILL and CO. ojjsehold Dwelling-houses, at Swansea Nov. 26 °«es, at Swansea j)ec 3 B Mr CHARLES HUGHES. ^Wses, &c., at Swansea Nov. 25 r» Messrs JOHN JENKINS & CO. j^Dacconist's Stock, at Cardiff Nov. 26 '^asehold Property, at Cardiff Nov. 27 Mr F. B. JONES. 11 lriagts at orses, at Bristol Dec. 4 Messrs H. F. KENNARD. "OUsehold Furniture, at Cardiff Nov. 25 Mr JOHN M. LEEDER. '•Bantine, at Swansea t»„ Messrs WALTER LLOYD & SON. 0tses, at Whitlar.d Nov. 26 Messrs W. J. LOWES & SON. ^•Sfcuold Property, at Swansea Nov. 27 Sw. NEWLAND & RICKARD. a*»ture. <fcc., at Newport Nov. 25 Dec. 5 ce Furniture, at Newport Dec. & Mr DANIEL PHILLIPS. C«H n8"h°use, Swansea Nov. 25 ^age and Bank Shares, at Swansea Nov. 28 Fr_, „ Mr E. S. POWELL. Tro2r ? Mansion at Swansea Nov. 25 ees, at Llanelly Nov. 27 Mr R. LODWICK PRICE. „ Usehold Furniture and Effects, at Cardiff. Nov. 27 Messrs EDWARD ROBERTS and SON. household Furniture, &c., at Neath Abbey ..Nov. 25 t._ Messrs STEPHENSON and ALEXANDER p^d Properties, etc.. at Cardiff Nov. 29 Nursery Stock, at Cardiff .Nov. 27 <fc 28 -Jf°ck, Crops, &c., at Llantrissant Dec. 5 I.iir,>^Ure1 Horses, &c., at Aberdare Dec. 9 & 10 ^tock at Fairwater Stud Farm Dec, 11 Stock. Horses, &c.,at Caerphilly Dec. 12 Stock, at Cardiff Dec. 15 IJ.„ Messrs TRIBE, CLARKE, & CO. lZ8ehold Furniture. &c„ at Cardiff Nov. 27,28 "monger's Stock-in-Trade. at Cardiff .Dec. 1, 2, 3 Mr W. M. WILLIAMS. ■I^dProperty, at Ammanford Nov. 28 SALE THIS DAY AT THE CARDIFF ACTION AND STORAGE COMPANY'S LARGE SALE ROOMS, The 2'' 251 AND 26' H1GH STBEET' CARDIFF, ^OoRcriJl5ipal entrance to the rooms is by the LARGE Piet., the shops of Messrs Frost and Reed, a Dealers, and Mr R. S. King, Tea Merchant. IMPORTANT TO PARTIES FURNISHING. MADDOX begs to announce that in Second-ba t.o the Thursday's Weekly Sale of lIletits to holdrniture' has now made arrange. ADDITIONAL WEEKLY SALES BY AUCTION NTPYXT of lar»e quantities of w FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, CoD*hi<h advances have been made by the Pany, as well as special consignments of F0,W;i SURPLUS NEW STOCK, from Manufacturers in various parts of the y for absolute Sale every Durin TUESDAY and SATURDAY, toencini Months of November an 1 December, com- THFV^h day at TWO O'CLOCK precisely. With a •'urdAY'S SALE has been decided upon and *!Pec>al view to meet the numerous enquiries of, from ti. he convenience of persons visiting Cardiff Goori cou»try on that day. 71860 11892 197e Tåods on view mornillg of each day's sale TTJrJL NEXT SALE of the series will be on Y, the 25th inst, at Two oclock precisely. TO PARTIEs FURNISHING OR REQUIRING A MARKET FOR THE SALE OF SURPLUS EFFECTS OR STOCK, ETC. A WEEKLY SALE BY AUCTION OF tc SECOND. HAND FURNITURE, TRADESMEN'S STOCK AND SUNDRIES, IS HELD AT THE ACTION & STORAGE COMPANY'S Spacious, well-warmed, and splendidly-lighted SALE-ROOMS e most extensive and best appointed in the 24 oc Principality), "*» AND 26, HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF, thrn EVERY THURSDAY "Shout the year, commencing at TWO O'CLOCK Tms, PRECISELY. CePtim. ,K8'rABLTSHED WEEKLY SALE offers ex- inune„„ opportunities to parties furnishing, as an fcatid if,6 a?" varie<l collection of New and Second- ^0rwa> ,i .?',ture of every description is being constantly ^artio trotn various sources for ABSOLUTE SALE. S°ods t ,?0' whether private or in the trade, having 0 dISpose of, will find this the MOST FAVOUR- tage, in the district for selling to advan- P'tferritin^ attendance of the public requiring and these v i° P\lrchase Household Requisites by Auction Tu t,i avf,s,Vs steadily increasing. NEXT SALE IS THURSDAY, Andall NOVEMBER 27th, 1884, P^Ust huX„.les' f°l" Purposes of lotting and arranging, IP TWO o'clock*10*1 ^a'er ^an Wednesday, the26th inst., ^bere^tho foasjWe cash given for Furniture in cases advances „en 'r ca«not wait for the weekly sale, and ^e8cription made on account of sales of every GOODS ON VIEW DAY PRIOR TO AND ON The MORNING OF SALE. dry iron £ !'C,0"s,Cellars in tlie Basement (adapted for a lor stfiro warebouKe), as also a portion of the Galleries ^emisro'8 purposes. to Let. For terms apply on the 138-66382 j G. MADDOX, AuctIOneer and Secretary to the Company. -SALE TO-MORROW. mSAINt MARY-STREET, CARDIFF, IMPORTf°r the convenience of Sale.) STOCK" ii °* the New and Well-selected fcy order 'AKVhole3ale and Retail TOBACCONIST, "1% K lfeo r, X Trustees under a Deed of Assignment. jyj^ESSRS JOHN JENKINS and CO. Bute DoevI6 ^nstructed to remove from No. b8, AUCTiov to the above, and SELL by ber instant' Jl V) ^|JNK^I)AY, the 26th day of Novem- and well-selected™1 o'clock in the forenoon, a large Comprisi,lfr n>,I,0?-^C0NIST.V STOCK, 'Eent of Wiiic' n ■ Sross of veste,s, a large assort- lcr'g, and 181Jett's, Archer's, Lambert and But- 'afge' stock nft? tobaccos, 70,000 cigarettes, a of tobacconi t»les;Isc^aum and hriar pipes, a selection eluding s f^ncy goods in good condition, in- bolder!, (fee aml other cases, pouches, ambers, Am«„ 200 BOXES CIGARS, Ije ^lnch will be found Intimidads, Cabanas, fine ays, Prlncipes, Victorias, and other brands in 6,000 Riz, Persian, gummed edge and er tIpped cigarette papers, stickp. Inch, 940 GROSS BROSELEY PIPES, KroRQ i g churchwai dens straws, and cutties, in 10 baln,,V Sr°ss. and 1 dozen cases, counter case, scale. Veil V?8' a,ul the numerous articles found in a large x; e,ectea stock. shftivin e of the sale will be sold the truit^' ?0ll»ter. and window case, together with the and „? V'terest in the tenancy (if any) of the shop car!iF ,ses- 88, Bute-street, Cardiff, to view which us can be obtained fn,m the Auctioneers. on o \°Rues c- be had, on and after the 20th instant BuiiJkPllcati n to E. C. Foreiran, Esq., 35, Imperial AUPH gs' Lu'^ate Circus, Loudon, E.C., and of the Cardifineers' at their Offices, Philharmonic Chambers, er 17th, 1884. 71941 hP,,Tn. CARDIFF. ET t7.tIRABT E RESIDKNCE, NEWPORT-ROAD. ^WBLE PROPERTY, UPPER PEAKL-STREET, ROATn. GOOD WORKMEN'S COTTAGES, STACEY- M TERRACE, CANTON. ESflRS JOHN JENKINS and CO. -p D are instructed by the Executors of the late Mr oi.f' wis- and others, to SEI.L by AUCTION, at the of vn3 Hotel. Cardiff, on FRIDAY, the 28th day fOllNoember, 1884, at Seven o'clock in the Evening, the OWing cojJ^t !• All that Desirable VILLA RESIDENCE, Cn»j-1ran^ known as Stratford Villa, Newport-road, liar?1;, I'^is lot is held under lease from C. H. Wil- Esq-, for the term of 99 years from the 29th of of at the very low apportionate ground rent *6 per annum. fcere is a lar.^e garden attached to the premises, ground on which the Villa is erected having r,jFontaKe of about 30 feet to Newport-road, and The* • ^eet from front to back. tv.„ '? a £ ood road at the back, with an entrance The p fro,a the garden. Premises are in the occupation of the Rev. Mr T«f ai,d are held for a term of five years from }uy, 1882, at the low rent of £ 30 per annum, the paying all rates and taxes. If desired, arrangements could be made for Lot 9 taInmg early possession. and ho; C that Messuage or Dwelling-house, situate tionr?? £ No- 220, Pearl-street, Roath, in the occupa- Lot^» i Webb, at the weekly rent of 7s. fcnd A11 that Messuage or DweUing-house, situate tion oIgNo. 224 Pearl-street. Roath, in the occupa- Lot Mr George Coleman, at the weekly rent ot 7s. and W" A1i that Messuage or Dwelling-house, situate tiod of \? No- 226, Pearl-street, Roath, in the occupa- Xh^^trange, at the weekly rent of 7s bd. chouses are verv substantially built, and are u under separate leases from William Bradley, ool*?. ^or the several terms of 99 years from the P?" of September, 1878, at the yearly rents as to t f Aan<i 3 of £ 3 5a each, and lot 4 of £ 3 10s. ^■ot H has a frontage of 20ft 3in to Pearl-street, premises converted into good business situate ^n^^eine^o^6 0c°ttages and Premises, Sd'Th th^[7iippetivo and others, at the aggre¡¡;a.te rents of 148 er week Joining the last-mentioned lot. situate and beineNos 8L^nd6' Stacey-terrace, Canton aforesaid, in the re'- pective occupations of Samuel Lugg and others, at the aggregate rents of 12s per week. rnenf j;^A11. th?/ie ,four Cottages adjoining the last- •uentioned lot, situate and being Nos. 7, 8, 9. and 10 stacey-terrace, Canton, aforesaid, in the resnectivi occupations of David Cremerfjorin Paul and Others at the aggregate rent of 16s per week oiners, Lots 6 and 7 are held under aenaro.t» i„„ T Insole, Esq., for the several terms of 99^ th« 25th of December, 1865, at the yearly rents i to of £ 3 10s., and as to Lot 7 of £ fif and Lot 6 isteid from the same lessor for a term of 99 years from the 1st nf May, 1858, oi the yearly rent of £ 3 10s. All the properties offer safe and advantageous in- vestments, and it is seldom that villa residences so situated in Newport-road are for sale. For further particuJars apply to the Auctioneers, at their offices, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff; or to Messrs BRADLEY and JONES, Solicitors, 5, High-street, Cardiff. 71902 SALE THIS DAY NEATH ABBEY. -Re MRS HANNAH JONES, DECEASED. JVfESSRS EDWARD ROBERTS and Jr-J-SON have been instructed by the Trustee of the ferriage settlement, to SELL by AUCTION on the ^emiaes, on TUESDAY, the 25th November, 1884, -HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS. Trje to commence at 11 o'clock. auctioneers' Office, 40, Oxford-street, Swansea. 71979 -= A WORD to the Wiae: Cause and cure el debility, want of energy,and premature decay. In- structions to regain health and vigor. Sent on receipt of by Pushers, Fitsal*n-»quare, Sheffield. 11168 alts Irtr Àudfou. ON FRIDAY NEXT, 28TH NOVEMBER. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO PARTIES FURNISHING. AT THE SALE-ROOMS,-11, HIGH-STREET. CARDIFF. UNRESERVED SALE OF THE WHOLE OF THE EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Belc nging to Mrs Broiiberge r, Gosforth Villa, Miskin- road, Cathays, nearly all of which has been supplied by Messrs. Howell A Co. AL-CO I SAME SAI.E THE SUPERIOR MODERN FURNITURE, Removed direct from Plymouth-road, Penartb, for positive Sale, EMBRACING Mahogany furniture of dining and 2 sitting-rooms, including two suites of 8 chairs and couch in excel- lent leather, large sideboard with plate-glass back. Two DINING TABLES, a bookcase and about 60 lots of books, gipsy and other tables, two card tables, gilt mahogany cornices, sofas, settees, long wood case, marble clocks, er.grav'.ngs, prints, oil paintings and drawings, hearthrugs, three tapestry and Kid- derminster carpets, scales and weights, dinner ser- vice, supplied by Messrs Primavesi, 80 pieces, and a smaller set class and china, cutlery, OAK SIDE- BOARD, SUITE in leather and DINING TABLE to match, large and medium size chimney glasses, workboxes, Davenport writing desk, A DRAWING- ROOM SUITE in walnut and covered in silk velvet and tapestry, marble-top cheffoniere, cabinet, over- mantel, Wilton pile carpet, wool and Axmmster hearthrugs, a7 OCTAVE COTTAGE PIANOFORTE, a 7 OCTAVE GRAND PIANOFORTE by Continen- tal makers, music stools, 2 music cabinets, old and modern china ornament- several pair of vases, giii clock under glass shade, couches and chairs in tapestry and velvet, fire-piace fittings, mantel boards, brackets, a BOUDOIR COTTAGE PIANOFORTE in rosewood c ise, 4 pairs of tapestry, rep, and silk window curtains, a HANDSOME CHINA DESSERT SERVICE, hand painted a large figured walnut wardrobe, with plate-glass panel doors toilet tables to match, a full set of BIRCH-BEDROOM FURNITURE, chests of draw- ers, towel rails, 8 bedsteads, French and half-tester with the mattresses, feather beds, bolsters and pil- lows, also the bedding, six Brussels, Kidderminster, and Tapestry carpets, hearthrugs, bedroom Ottomans, swing glasses, mahogany, walnut, and a«h chests of drawers, fenders, tire irons, curtains, toilet sets, an ASH BEDROOM SUITE, with wardrobe 6ft. wide large and medium-sized wardrobes, toilet tables, and other bedroom effects, several articles of jewellery, furniture and filings of KITCHENS, with cooking utensils sundries out of yard and garden, roller and tools, as well as a large variety of miscellaneous effects. GOT TWALTZ, BOWRING, & HUGHES G are instructed by Mrs Bronberger and the other owner to SELL the above EFFECTS, in their Sale- rooms. at 11, High-street, Cardiff, on FRIDAY next, 28th November, 1884, commencing punctually at Eleven o'clock. ON VIEW THURSDAY. NOV. 27TH. Full detailed catalogues may be had free per post, or on personal application to the Auctioneers, at 11, HIGH' street, and Cardiff Horse Exchan e. 71990 NOVEMBER SECOND STUD SALE. THE HORSE EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. OTTWALTZ, BOWRING & HUGHES \JT will SELL by AUCTION, on SATURDAY, 29th November, at 12 o'clock, 80 VALUABLE HORSES (Including several entered for the Tredegar Show) 20 GRAND IRISH HUNTERS AND HARNESS HORSES, Direct from WATERFORD, the property of Mr THOMAS MORGAN. Also 3 HORSES from C. Noble, Esq. 2 HORSES from John Hughes, Esq. 1 HORSE from A. C. Ponsonby, Esq., And G. Phillips, Esq., F. Johnson, Esq., W. Jennings, Esq., Messrs Evans, Thomas, Hill, and others. Early application for remaining stalls is solicited. The Horse Exchange, Cardiff. 71929 HORSE EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. NOVEMBER SECOND STUD SALE. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, 29TH, 1884. OTTWALTZ BOWRING & HUGHES CX will SELL by AUCTION, at the Horse Ex- change, Cardiff, the following VALUABLE IRISH HORSES, The property of Mr Thomas Morgan, of Waterford. 1. "THE DUKE," ROAN GELDING, 5 years, 15.3, up to 14 stone. ,« 2. M.P. BAY GELDING, 5 years, 15.3, up to 14 stone. 3. "STOCKWELL," BAY GELDING, 5 years, 16 hands, up to weight. 4. "KITTY," CHESJNUT MARE, 5 years, 15.3, up to 13I stone. 5. COLUMBINE," BROWN MARE, 5 year?, 15.2, up to weight. 6. "BRIGHTON," DARK GREY GELDING, 5 years, 15.2I, up to weight. 7. ROSE," BAY MARE, 5 years, 15.2, up to 13 stone. 8. "ROVER," BAY GELDING, 5 years, 15.24, up to 13 stone. 9. "INFORMER," BAY COB GELDING, 5 years, J5 bands, up to weight. 10. "BROWNIE," BROWN GELDING, 5 years, 15.1, up to 13 stone. 11. MISS WEST," BAY MARE, 5 years, 15.2. up to ■weight. 12. "THE BARONET," CHESNUT GELDING, 5 years, 16 hands, up to weight. 13. "ROCKET," BROWN GELDING, 5 years, 15.1, up to 13A stone. 14. PIR ATE," BAY GELDING, 5 years, 15.3, up to weight. 15. "MADAME," BROWN MAHE, 5 years, 15.2, up to weight. 16. THE VET," BAY COB, 5 years, 14.3, up to 12 stone. 17. "JESSAMINE," DARK GUEY MARE, 5 years, 15,2, up to weight. IB. LISMORE," BLACK GELDING, 5 years, 15 hands, up to 13 stone. 19. CLONMULT," BROWN GELDING, 5 years, 15,2, uo to 134 stone. 20. ALICE," BAY MARE, 5 years, 16.2, up to weight. All the above Horses have arrived, and are now on view. They are all good hunters, warranted sound in their wind and eyes have been regulany hunted with the principal packs in Ireland this season are in hard con- dition, and fit to go. Gentlemen requiring made hunters will find this an excellent opportunity of pur- chasing they are all perfectly quiet in single and double harness. They may be seen over the fences in the Auctioneers' jumping ground, or driven in harness. Catalogues may be had of the Auctioneers, Horse Exchange, Cardiff. 71960 SATURDAY NEXT. 29th NOVEMBER. THE HORSE EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. GOTTWALTZ, BOWRING, & HUGHES will SELL by AUCTION the Property of a Gentleman, and sold for no fault:— i. 1. GREY MARE, up to 14 stone, one of the finest hunters in England. 2. CHESTNUT GELDING, up to 14 stone, a clever and good hunter. 3. BAY GELDING, np to 12 stone, very clever and fast with hounds. 4. GREY COB, carried a boy to hound last season. The above may be seen and examined at the Repository on Friday next. They will be sold good hunters, and all are quiet in har.iess. 71991 ON SATURDAY NEXT, 29th NOVEMBER, at TWO, AT SALE-ROOMS, 11, HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF. 200 LOTS of First-class Quality DUTCH FLOWER BULBS, Imported from Haarlem. GOTTWALTZ, BOWRING, & HUGHES, Auctioneers. Catalogues Free. 71992 TO GENTLEMEN REQUIRING HUNTERS. OTTWALTZ, BOWRING, & HUGHES vlT have always on SALE or HIRE, by the day month, or season, guaranteed HUNTERS, in condition and fit to so. Purchasers can, by appointment, see hunters over the fences in the jumping grounds, within three minutes of the stables. The Horse Exchange, Cardiff. 71648 TO CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS. SALE OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD VILLA RESIDENCE, SITUATE AT MAYALS, NEAR SWANSEA. MESSES W. J. LOWES and SON have been favoured with instructions from the administratrix of the late R. R. Davies, Esq., to offer for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Cameron Arms Hotel, High-street, Swansea (subject to such conditions as shall then and there be produced, unless previously disposed of by private contract), on THURS- DAY? November 27th, 1884, all that valuable and sub- staatially-built DETACHED VILLA RESIDENCE, known as Glanmor Lodge, standing within its own grounds of about one acre, and pleasantly situated at Mayals, about three miles outside of Swansea, on the main road to:Bishopstone-valley, having a frontage of 35ft 6in, and containing on the GROUND FLOOR: Spacious drawing-room, 20ft by l?ft llin, and dining-room, 18ft 7in by 12ft 6in, library, two kitchens, larder, two cellars, coal, wood, and the usual outhouses. SECOND FLOOR Front sitting-room, four bed. rooms, servants'-room, bath-room, with hot and cold water bath, and w.c. THIRD FLOOR Two large and complete attics. The whole of which is held for a term of 99 years, from the 29th day of September, 1876, at the low annual ground rent of £ 20. There is also a splendid supply of water connected to the premises, and the house has been thoroughly renovated inside and outside, and is now let to a respectable tenant at the annual rental of £70. The Auctioneers, therefore, would call the attention of intending purchasers to this property as a very desirable investment; the house being well built and containing all modern improvements, possessing most charming views of Swansea Bay and neighbourhood, and being within 10 minutes' walk of the London and North-Western Railway and Steam Trams Stations. Sale to commence at Three o'clock p.m. For further particulars and cards to view apply to the Auctioneers at their Offices, 2, Heathfield-street, Swansea. 4th Nov., 1884. 71957 STRANRAER VILLA, 161, CASTLE-ROAD, CARDIFF. MR R, LODWICK PRICE is instructed by Mrs Haines to SELL by AUCTION, at this Residence, on THURSDAY, November 27th, 1884, at Two o'clock p.m., the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, which include a handsome dining-room suite in ma- hogany and leather, massive mahogany sideboard, carpet, dining table gilt and walnut frame pier glasses, gilt cornice, sets of breakfast, dinner, and teg. services, pianoforte, bedroom appointments, capital Whitfield s fire-proof safe, and the usual contents of such residences. The House to be Let or Sold. Apply on the premises. Church-street, Cardiff. ™' 608 lhe Rose and Crown Hotel Yard, North-street, Cardiff. MR W. BRADLEV will SELL by -LvJ- AUG .ON, on THtlCf r?AY next November 27, 1884, under powers of a b.h of sale and'hire agree- ment, the undermentioned valuable ° HORSES, CARTS, &e. One Dark Brown Cart Horse, 35.2, 8 years old • 1 Dark Brown Ha'e, 16.2, 8 years o*d good workers • 2 Tin Carts, 2 Sets Harness, &c. Sale to commence at 2 o'clock. No reserve. Auctioneer's Office, 1, North- street, Cardiff. 813 SALE THIS DAY PASTLE AUCTION ROOMS, ANGEL-STREET, tAS1 CARDIFF. MR R. BROOKS will hold his usual TUESDAY SALE by AUCTION of New and Second-hand Furniture and Effects, also a large ouan- &f Dmpery, Ac. Sale at 7 this Evening. §09 SALE THIS DAY. f ARTYnn? AUCTION MART, 19. QUEEN-STREET. QALE THIS BAY, AN ORDINARY O HOUSE OF FURNITURE, WITHOUT RESERVE, AT TWO O CLOCK. Nov. 25th. 7^_ BRISTOL HORSE REPOSITORY BY AUCTION, THURSDAY NEXT, a number ci CARRIAGES, new and second-hand; a large quantity of Harness, Saddlery, and Horse Clothing, &c., &c. of every description. Early entries for carriages and saddlery respectfully solicited to ensure publicity. Sale at one o clock precisely.—N.B.—A sale of Carriages, Horses, and Saddlery is held at the above Repository every intermediate Thursday throughout the year, and a sale of a number of Horses every alternate Thursday. F. B. JONES, Veterinary Surgeon and Proprietor. 69782 M PAINE, BILL POSTER, DIS- TRIBUTOR, (fee., 25, CARDIFF-STREET ABERDARE, begs to inform the public generaUy that he rerts all the largest and principal Bill-Posting Statio is in Aberdare, Aberaman, Hirwain, and all unt- ying districts. Contracts made weekly or yearly N.B.-Note.-At PW&ea Tompenmm.Botal and Board ing House, at above address, tobacco, cigars, and refresh. ments of all kinds may be bad at any time, and good accommodation for travellers, etc. r I alts bt! Aurtiott. CARDIFF. The Parade, Tredegamlle.- VILLA RESIDENCES. By order of the Executors of James Frost, Esq., deceased. colobridge-road, Canton.- VILL.A RESIDENCES. By order of the Trustees of the Will of the late John Winstone, Esq. COTTAGES at Pontcanna, Canton, and WAREHOUSE and STABLING at Market-road, Cantcn. By order of Morgan Morgan, Esq. COTTAGES at Harrowby-street, Bute Docks. MESSRS W. and s. HERN win SELL by AUCTION, at the Royal Hotel, Cardiff, on THURSDAY, the 27th day of November, 1884, at 6.30 p.m. (subject to Conditions of Sale, and in the follow- ing or such other lots as may hereafter be determined), the undermentioned PROPERTIES, Viz LOT 1.—All that convenient DWELLING-HOUSE, being 52, The Parade, Tredegarville, Cardiff, in the occupation of Mr Birkin. lield under lease for 99 years, from the 25th cf March, 1857. LOT 2.—All that convenient Semi-detached VILLA, being 53, The Parade. Tredegarville, Cardiff, in the occupation of Mrs Treatt, held for the same term as Lot 2. Lots 1 and 2 are subject to an annual ground rent of £8 5s, which will be apportioned, and are most conveniently situated close to the University College, Roath-road, and the centre of Cardiff and always command good tenants. Lot 3. All that PIECK or PARCEL of LAND, situate in Market-road, Canton, together with the Warehouse, Stable, and Premises erected thereon, in the occupation of Mr John Norman, held under lease for 99 years, from 1st of August, 1870, at the annual around rent of £ 6. Lot 4. All those Two DWELLINGcHOUSES and SHOP, situate on the north side of Glamorgan-street, in the parish of Llandaif, in the occupation of Messrs. Rufus Jones and John Widlake, held under lease for 99 years from 25th March, 1881, at the yearly ground rent of;26 4s 9d. Lot 5. All that semi-detached DWELLING-HOUSE and PREMISES, situate and being in Cowbndge-road, Canton, Cardiff, known as Orchard Villa. Lot 6. All that DWELLING-HOUSE and PRE- MISES adjoining T ot 5, known as Osborne Villa, and now in the occupation of Mr Bush. Lots 5 and 6 are held under a lease for a term of 99 years, from the 1st diy of July, 1868, at the annual prround rent of £10, which will be apportioned between the purchasers of the above lots. The property is admirably placed near the centre of Cardiff, and offers special advantages either for occupation or investment. SIsLot 7 to Lot 12. All those Six convenient HOUSES, situate in Harrowby-street, numbered 36 to 41 inclu- Five fronting the Old Canal, and close to the Docks, Cardiff, held under lease from trustees of the Marquess of Bute for 99 years, from 29th September, 1852. These houses will be sold separately, at an apportioned ground rent of £112s lid each. To view apply to the tenants, and for further par- ticulars to the Auctioneers, at their Offices, 72, St. Mary-street, or as to Lots 3, 4, 5, and 6 to Messrs MORGAN and SCOTT, Solicitors, 18, High-street, Cardiff And as to Lots 7 to 12, to Messrs WALDRON and SON, 71813 Solicitors, Cardiff. GORDON-ROAD, TREDEGARVILLE. MESSRS W. and S. HERN will SELL by AUCTION, at the Royal Hotel, Cardiff, on THURSDAY, November 27th, at 7 p.m., all that con- venient DWELLING-HOUSE. Known as Wolseley H< use, Gordon-road, Tredegar- ville,: Cardiff, situate closq to University -College, in a residental neighbourhood. The house comprises ten rooms, with the usual offices; private improvements made. Early possession if desired. A considerably portion of the purchase money may remain on mortgage, at 4 per cent. Terms 99 years. ° Ground rent £7.. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, or Mr WESTYR-EVANS, Solicitor, Cardiff. Dated 72, St. Mary-street. 71855 SALE THIS DAY TO THE TRADE, PRIVATE FAMILIES, HOTEL AND RESTAURANT PROPRIETORS, AND OTHERS. IMPORTANT and UNRESERVED SALE of the First Portion of the Valuable SALVAGE from the late Fire at Messrs PLATNAUER'S, Victoria-street and Bath-street, Bristol. IVFESSRS ALEXANDER, DANIEL, f'A SELFE, & Co. will SELL by AUCTION, at the Lank Auction Mart,Corn-street,Hristol, TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRI. DAY Next, 2bth, 26th, 27th, and 28th November, 1884, (for the benefit of the Insurance Companies), The First Portion of the Extensive and Valuable SALVAGE From the late Fire at Messr PlatnaueTs's embracing :— CLOCKS, &c.-Handsome fourteen and eight-day marble, gilt, alabaster, and bracket timepieces and striking clocks, cuckoo and musical clocks in carved oak and other cases, carriage clocks, alarms fine musical boxes, with wind instruments, zithers, &c. anei oid barometers, Ac. PLATED ARTICLES.—A quantity of very superior tea and coffee services, salvers, toast racks, biscuit boxes, goblets, kettles on stands, egg stands, butter dishes, entree dishes and covers, claret and hot water Jugs, preserve vases, flasks, &c., handsomely chased; very elegant fish knives and forks, with pearl and ivory handles. SUNDRIES.—Dressing cases and work boxes, well fitted; water-colour boxes, chess and draught boards and men, cribbage boards, tea caddies, crumb brushes and trays. opera glasses, telescopes, microscopes, ther- mometers, quantity of table and pocket cutlery, scissors, Ac. JEWELLERY.-J,adies' elegant gold sets, earrings, brooches, gold and silver watches, bracelets, &c. Also a very large number of other articles which have sustained but comparatively little damage. The whole will be on view the day preceding the sale, when catalogues can be obtained. On account of the number of lots, the sale will com- mence each day punctually at Eleven o'clock. 72002 SALE THIS DAY. TOWN OF SWANSEA. Exceedingly important and highly attractive SALE of a very valuable FREEHOLD FAMILY MANSION, WITH ABOUT THRtiE ACRES OF LAND, KNOWN AS BROOKLANDo, Situate one mile from Central Post-office, on the North side of Walter's-road, in the flourishing town of Swansea. Standing within its own grounds on an elevated position—commanding a magnificent view of the whole of Swansea Bay and the Devonshire coast, and approached by a fine carriage-drive. The Pleasure Grounds are laid out with two terraces, ex- quisite flower beds on each side, and a Lawn Tennis around, and well and tastefully laid out and planted with shrubs of the choicest kind. Tne Mansion is replete with every comfort and con- venience, having a large entrance hall, with en- caustic tile fioo'\ lobby, library, large morning room, drawing and dining rooms, with large bay windows spacious and well-fitted billiard-room, seven very large airy bedrooms, with bay windows and dressing rooms, commanding magnificent views four ser- vants bedrooms, two linen-rooms, two store-rooms, three kitchens, servants' hall, butler's pantry, glass and china room, larder, laundry, scullery, boot-room bath-room, three w.c. s, and other offices. Gas hot and cold water laid on throughout the house: and the principal rooms are heated with hot-water nines and have electric be Is. v y The Out Premises comprise a three-stall stable with loose box, and two hay-lofts, coach-house, heated with hot water pipes two saddle-rooms match- boarded all round, and well-fitted with' harness cases, saddle trees, and harness pegs. The high-walled Kitchen Garden, which covers about half an acre of land, has vineries, orchard bouse forcing stove, and cucumber houses. The whole of which will be offered for SALE by AUCTION, in one lot, on TUESDAY, the 25th dav NOVEMBER, 1884 (subject to the conditions that shall be produced at the time of sale), by MR S. N. POWELL, at the Mackworth Arms Hotel, Swansea, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon. Permission to view the premises, and further parti- culars, can be had by applying to the Auctioneer, 18, Park-street, Llanelly to Messrs Richards and Richards, Solicitors, 64, Wind-street, Swansea or to Messrs Phelps, Woodford, and Co., Solicitors, 14, Red Lion-square, London. 71797 LLANELLY, CARMARTHENSHIRE. TO TIMBER MERCHANTS, COLLIERY PRO- PRIETORS, AND OTHERS. VERY IMPORTANT SALE OF EXCEEDINGLY WELL-GROWN TREES. MRS. N. POWELL has been favoured with instructions from S ir Arthur Stepney Cowell Stepney. Bart., to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on THURSDAY, November 27th, 1884. at the Stepney Arms Hotel, Llanelly, at half-past Two o'clock in the Afternoon (m the following or such lots as may be determined upon at the time of sale), about 4,500 exceedingly well-grown TREES, Very suitable for colliery purposes, as they stand grow- ing in the following woods-iz., Glyncrnbacb, ry- cwvn, Graic, Cildewig, and lilanorch, comprising Oak, Ash, Larch? Alder, Birch, Scotch Fir, Poplar, Spruce, and Sycamore. LoT I.-GLYNCRUBACH. Parish of Llanelly, 4 mile distant from Cynheidre Station, on Mynydd Mawr Railway. Larch 688 Ash 8 Scotch Fir 19 Alder., 126 Spruce 2 —— Poplar 57 916 Oak 16 Spruce 2 —— Poplar 57 916 Oak 16 LOT 2.—TYGWYN. Parish of Llanelly, 4 mile distant from Cynheidre Station on Mynydd Mawr Railway, and a mile from Rwyth Station, Gwendraeth Valley Railway. Larch 421 Ash. 110 Spruce 91 Poplar 32 Scotch Fir 70 Alder 148 883 Oak 11 LOT 3.-GRAIG, Parish of Llangennech, 2 miles from Llangennech Station, G. W.R. Oak 181 I Ash 1 Alder 31 Larch. 12 225 LOT 4.—CILDEWTE. Parish ot Llangennech, 24 miles from Llangennech Station, G. W.R. Larch 456 Birch 16 O.ik; 512 Spruce 16 Sycamore 10 1 Alder, 44 Scotch Fir 13 —— Poplar 23 1,156 Ash 66 LOT 5.-LLANERCH. Parish of Llangennech, 24 miles from Pontardulais Junction on the G.W.R. and L. &. N. W.R. Oak 565 Alder 12 Larch 565 1,142 From which stations trucks can easily be easily loaded and forwarded to any part of the Kingdom at a very small cost. Ø" Intending purchasers will be shown over Lots 1 and 2 by Mr William Williams, Penymoor, near C nheidre Station, on Mynydd Mawr Railway, and Lots 3, 4, and 5 by Mr R. Rolfe, Troserch Farm, near Llangennech, or of the tenants Further particulars and conditions of sale may be obtained on application to Mr A. Macintosh, Stepney Estate Offices, or of the Auctioneer. 18, Park-street, Llanelly, November 4th, 1884. 71857 BRIDGEND, GLAMORGANSHIRE. SALE OF AN ATTRACTIVE FREEHOLD RESI- DENCE, CALLED BROCASTLE, with 14 ACRES OF PASTURE LAND, withing 2 miles of Bridgend. and 4 of Cowbridge. MH. ROBERT EVANS, will OFFER 1YA FOR SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Wyndham Arms Hotel, Bridgend, on SATURDAY; the 29th day of November, 1884, at 2 for 3 o'clock in the afternoon precisely, subject to con- ditions which shall there and then be produced, the above valuablelfreehold residence and land. The house contains drawing, dining, and breakfast rooms on ground floor; 7 bedrooms and w.c. on first floor, and C bedrooms and box room on second floor. The domestic offices consists of a kitchen, back kitchen, china pantry, dairy, laundry, &c., <fec., with commodious beer and wine cellars, A conservatory is attached to the house, and is approached by a carriage drive and lodge from the main road leading from BrIdgn to Cowbridge, with an excellent garden and outbuildings, comprising stabling, coach-house, saddle room, granary, < £ c. „n^e. Property is well timbered, and there is a well of purest water for supplying the house. immediate pojaession will be given, and a portion of the money can, if required, be allowed to remain on mortgage. For further particulars apply to the anctioneer.Bridc- Messrs J. D. PAIN & SON, Solicitors. Newport and Cardiff. HAVE IT IN YOUR HOUSES, and follow the advice of the eminent Doctors Prout, Stevens, Morgan, Turley, Dowsing, Gibbon, Sparks, &c., who have borne unqualified testimony to the value of LAMPLOUGH'S PYRETIC SALINE. It gives instant relief in Headache, Sea or Bilious Sickness, Constipation, Heartburn, Scarlet and other Fevers, Smallpox, Measles, Eruptive and Skin Com- plaints—having peculiar and exclusive merits. War- ranted not to contain magnesia, or any substance likely to produce gall-stones or other calculous or gouty deposits. J1513 U9E NO SUBSTITUTE. 68620 HI 1AMPLOUGH, 13, HOLBORN, LONDON. JglLL-POSTING AT NEWPORT, MON. J. DB BEES, STEAM PACKET HOTEL, NEWPORT BILL-POSTER and BELIVERER for TOWN and COUNTRY, Rents all the principal Hoardings in New* port^ Ac. Work raewftd tritb 4wpftt& „ Ml) alt5 tin ),urtiøn. CARDIFF. TO COACH BUILDERS, WHEELWRIGHTS, FUR- NITURE DEALERS, AND OTHBRS. LOWER STATION-TERRACE, CROCKHERBTOWN, AND BRECON VILLA, WYNDHAM-STREET, CANTON. MESSRS TRIBE, CLARKE, and CO. -l.vjL have received instructions to SELL by AUC- TION, on the Premises as above, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY. November 27th and 28th, the whole of the STOCK-IN-TRADE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AND EFFECTS, Belonging to Mr Thomas Marley, seized under an execution issued through the High Sheriff of the County of Glamorgau. The Effects at Lower Station-terrace comprise carts, traps, timber, planks, paints, oils, varnishes, spokes, wheel-barrows, felloes, old and new iron, vices, smith's bellows, tools, anvils, &c. The Household Furniture at Brecon Villa, Wyndham- street. Canton, will be sold on the 27th inst. at two o'clock p.m., and the sale at Lower Station-terrace will commence at twelve o'clock noon on the following day, the 28th instant. The lots may be viewed on the days of eale. There will be no reserve. Dated 4, Crockherbtown, Cardi'F, November 18th, 1884. 71995 STOW-HILL, NEWPORT. LONG LEASEHOLD HOUSE PROPERTY, Either for occupation or for investment. MESSRS WILLIAM GRAHAM, SON, I AND HITCHCOX will SELL by AUCTION (subject to conditions), at the Kind's Head Hotel, Newport, on WEDNESDAY, the 3rd of December, 1884, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, the following first-class PROPERTIES:— LOT I. cnos HOUSE (No. 26, Ntow-hill). A very sub- stantial and recently-built Private Residence, con- taining UNDERGROUND CELLARAGE. ON THE GROUND FLOOR.—Hall, dining-room, 25ft + 16ft breakfast-room, kite he:), scullery, larder. ON THE FIItST FLOOR.—Drawing-room,_ opening into a conservatory two bedrooms, diesping-room, w.e. ON THE SECOND FLOOR.—Day nursery or billiard room, 25ft + 16ft, night nursery, bedroom, and bath- room. ON THE THIRD FLOOR.—Attic and an Obser- vatory. A Flower Garden at the back, with entrance from North-street, now in the occupation of 1\Ir R. W. Jones, J.P., and he d under a lease for 99 years, at the annual ground rent of £8 8s. Possession will be given on completion of the pur- chase. LOT II. No. 25. STOW HILL. A WELL-BUILT PRIVATE RESIDENCE, in very good repair, containing- UNDERGROUND CELLARAGE. ON GROUND FLOOR.—Dining-room, 16ft. x 14ft.; breakfast-room, kitchen, soullery, pantry. ON FIRST FLOOR.Drawing-room, library (open- ing to a greenhouse), bedroom, bathroom, and w.c. ON SECOND FLOOR.—Three bedrooms. Together with an ornamental Flower Garden be- hind. having-an entrance from North-street. This residence is in the occupation of Mr A. Blake for a term of 7 years, and is held under a lease for 99 years from 1865, at the annual groand rent of £6 6s. For further particulars and permission to view, apply to WILLIAM GRAHAM, SON, & HITCHCOX, Land Agents, Surveyors, and Auctioneers, 71828 Victoria Chambers, Newport. MONMOUTHSHIRE, GREAT CAERLICKEN ESTATE, Seven Miles from Newport and Four from Magor Station. OAK, ASH, ELM, BEECH, LARCH, AND OTHER TIMBER AND STORES. MESSRS WILLIAM GRAHAM, SON, and HITCHCOX will SELL by AUCTION (in 7 Lots) at the King's Head Hotel, Newport, on WED- NESDA Y, the 3rd day of December next, at Three for Four o'clock (subject to conditions), a fall of SUPERIOR TIMBER, Marked and numbered with red and white paint, now growing upon the Estate, comprising: 37b OAK, 193 ASH, 104 ELM, 23 BEECH, 329 LARCH of large dimensions, And other trees and stores. N.B.—The Auctioneer can with confidence recom- mend this. Timber to intending purchasers. The Oak is long, straight, and d useful girth; the Ash is clean and well grown the Larch will cut boards, sleepers, fencing, and some telegraph posts; and the whole is well worth inspection. 71943 For further particulars, apply to Mr Augustus George (the tenant), who will chow the lots, or to William Graham, Son, and Hitclicox, Land Agents, S urveyors, and Auctioneer; Victoria-chambers, Newport, Mon. BLAINA, MONMOUTHSHIRE. THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1883. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF MONMOUTIt SHIRE HOLDEN AT TREDEGAR.—No. 12 of 1884. IN THE MATTER OF CECILIA WILLIAMS. MESSRS GRAHAM, SON, & HITCH- COX have been instructed by the Official Receiver to SELL by AUCTION, on FRIDAY the 5th day of DKCEMBER, 1884, at 7 o'clock p.m., at the Rolling Mill Inn, Blaina, SHARES IN PUBLIC-HOUSES AND DWELLING. HOUSES in Blaina. 71966 For further particulars, apply to the Auctioneers, or to Messrs James & Co., Solicitors, Merthyr Tydvil. SALE THIS DAY. VICTORIA HALL, NEWPORT. On TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25th, at Twelve o'cloek, IMPORTANT SALE OF FURNITURE, OIL PAINTINGS, BOOKS. CHINA, &C., Comprising WALNUT DRAWING-ROOM SUITE, MAHOGANY DINING-ROOM SUITE covered in real leather, and MAHOGANY DINING TABLE with extra leaf, WALNUT CHEFFONIERE, Hand- some 6 ft. MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD, with plate- glass back easy and other chairs, Brussels and tapestry carpets, linoleum, &c.; WALNUT and ASH BEDROOM SUITE, iron and brass bedsteads, spring mattresses and balding, mahogany chests of drawers, dressing tables, washstands, a pair hand- some figured Walnut DUCHESSE TOILET TABLES, &c. Csweet-toned COTTAGE PIANOFORTE, by Stodart, in very handsome figured walnut tree case with painted panel front and sconces a nearly new TURKEY CARPET, size 15.10 x 12.3 a capi- tal 54" S.H.F. BICYCLE with ballbearings, and a Quantity of other effects, removed from a Resi- ence at MAIN DEE and other Residences, and which "VTEWLAND and RICKARD will SELL JL v by AUCTION, at the Victoria Hall, Newport, on TUESDAY, Nov. 25th, commencing at Twelve. On view Monday, November 24th. Catalogues may be had of the Auctioneers, 15. High street, Newport. 71927 TO-MORROW HUNTERS FOR SALE. MESSRS WALTER LLOYD and SON have received instructions from Frank W. N. Bishop, Esq.. of Rosebill, Whitland, who is giving up hunting for a time. owing to ill-health, to SELL by AUCTION, at the Yelverton Arms Hotel, Whitland, on WEDNESDAY, the 26th of November, the fol- lowing HORSES :— 1st.—" THE BABY," br. g., 7 years old, 16 hands high, by Wild Charley, dam by Reception, grand dam by Pegasus, a grand hunter, up to 15 stone, a perfect fencer over any country. Winner of two hurdle races in a canter, beating previous and subsequent winners. Won first prize only time exhibited. 2nd.—" MYSTERY," br. mare, 6 years old, 15-1 high, by The Preacher, up to 13 stone, a perfect huntress lover any kind of country, never known to fall. 3rd.—" THE CRAWLER," 5 years old, a really good hunter, up to 15 stone. Pedigree unknown. 4th.—" ANDY LOWZER," br.g.. 6 years old, about 15.2, by Free Trade, looks like making a good weight- carrying hunter. 5th.—" NUTMEG," cream g., cob, 3 years old, just °^en> grand mover. ?'0lM 'GREY," roan g., pony,good in harness; A n m 0y S\ ^unfcer, will jump anything. will be sold °Ve aie 1,elieved 40 be Pe"ectly sound, and Jggl^to commence at One o clock. 71948 ST. HELEN'S-ROAD POST-OFFICE, SWANSEA. — Order of the Mortgagee. R DANIEL PHILLIPS is instructed Sw™„0 ° by AUCTION at the Castle Hotel, „Sea' °n TUESDAY, 2btb day of Nov. 1884, at 3 t Of ™i« ^i,; 'k Afternoon precisely, subject to conditions tieMd'ttie^orth«« produced, that valuable ea.se 0 d Messuae or situate and w ^EELING-HOUSE the Hosnhin «nsr No' b2' in Helen's-road (opposite Swansea, containing seven rooms, which the low Il ennof 99 years from September. 1872, at yearly ground rent of £ 212s, and is now in and shorP—^Lss Jones, and used as a post-offico. tioneer at >?r « particulars apply to thq Auc- or to J A*™lST>?ffices> Waterloo Chambers, Swansea: Swansea/ Thomas, s,->Ucit0I,i8( York-place, VAT TTA?ON' NEAR SWANSEA. TEN SW A VILLA RESIDENCE, AND 1% BANK SHARES FOR SALE. JVI ^NIEL PHILLIPS has received MnclitionsSofU«ai2nf to SELL by AUCTION,'subject to Arms Morriston n»° then Produced, at the Duke's on Novem. PROPERT1, VIZ. tbat MESSUAGE or DWELLING- ™ • ,kn°cn as Strawberry Cottage, situate at fw £ nSifc0n' S*an?ea- the county of Glamorgan? with the large Garden therewith held, comprisinc in area altogether about 1 rood and 25 perches The premises are now in the occupation of the lessee Mr Samuel Davies, and are held by the Vendors under an indenture of lease bearing date the 29th day of De- cember. 1842, for a term of 60 years certain, from 28th of September, 1842, and for so long afterwards, not ex- ceeding 99 years from the above last-mentioned date, as three persons in the said lease named or either of them should live, one of whom is now living and of tbo age of 45 years or thereabouts. The premises are sub- ject to a yearly ground rent of £1 5s 00, and are now let under a lease expiring 1st January. 1836, at a yearly rent of £20, payable half-yearly, the lessee paying tithes, rate", and taxes, except landlord's property tax, and also being under covenant to repair. ufStr T~Te? <?2° SHAKES in the SWANSEA BANK, Limited, Swansea, whereon £ 7 per Share have been paid. precisely0 commence at Seven o'clock in the Evening Further particulars and orders to view (which the lessee haa courteously consented to allow) may be ob- tained of the Auctioneer, Waterloo Chambers, Swan- sea or of T. J. Peters, Esq., solicitor, Widnes, Lan- cashire. 71967 30 & 31, WORKING-STREET, CARDIFF, s. ANDREWS AND SON, UNDERTAKERS, HEARSE AND MOURNING COACH PROPRIETORS. REFORM FUNERAL CARS, SHELLIBIERS AND BROUGHAMS. ECCLESIASTICAL PALLS. GREY HORSES FOR YOUNG PERSONS. The Trade supplied with every Requisite for Funeral Furnishing. Please note the Address— 30 and 31, WORKING-STREET. LUNG rpONIC." 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Lung Tonic Owbridge's The Spasms of Coughing go Lung Tonic. Owbridge's dreadful in Whooping Cough Lung Tonic Owbridge's become less with each dose of Lung Tonic. Owbridge s the medicine. Lung Tonic. Owbridge's Prepared by W. X. OWBRIDGE, Lung Tonic' Owbrlde's Chemist, Hull. Lung Tonic Owbridge's Sold in bottles, Is lid, 2s 9d, Lung Tonic. Owbridge's 4s 6d, and lis. Lnng Tonic. By all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendora.11363 WbobsaU aU London pd FrorincM Houses. 67165 Stales lrtI 3\.JirtX0tt, PORT OF SWANSEA. TO SHIP OWNERS, MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS. MR JOHN M. LEEDER will OFFER for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Cambrian Hotel, Somerset-place, Swansea, on TUE. DAY, the 9th December, E84 (subject to such condi- tions as shall then be produced) THE IRON BRIGANTINE, "C. H. S. Of Swansea, W ith her running and standing gear as she now lies at Swansea. Registered tonnage. 223 length, lll'l feet; breadth, 24-15; depth in hold, 12 75 The C. H. S." was built at Hayle in 1863. She is a remarkably fast sailer, has wder ballast, and of late has been in the coasting trad". Sale to commence punctually at 3 p.m. For further particulars aoolv to the Auctioneer, Oxford-street, Swansea. 71980 and several smaller Sums of Mnnev to be Lent on Freehold and Leasehold Properties, interest from B4 to B5 per cent. None but principals or their solicitors need apply.—Address John M. Leeder, Auctioneer, &c., Oxford Chambers Oxford-street, Swansea. 71855 SALE THIS DAY. MONTHLY SALE OF HORSES, &c. MR CHARLES HUGHES will SELL by AUCTION, at the Cameron Horse Reposi- tory, Cameron Ann, Hotel, lii^h-strecfc Swansea, on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25th, 1834, the following useful nd valuable HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, Ac., comprising LOT L—Cream-colour P ny, 12 hand-?, 7 years old. good in saddle a* d harness, quiet, and usen to children. 2.—Cliesnut Cob, 54 hands, rising 4 years; quiet in saddle and lianiess. 3. Grey Cob, 14 hand?.; thoroughly good in all work. In foa! by Yonn^ T;er"eace. 4.—Cream Cotour Cob, 14.2 hands, 7 years old; a good worker. 5.—Dark Bay Cob, 14.3 hands, 6 years old; war- warranted sound, and a good worker. 6.—Dark Bay Cob, 14.3, 4 years old, J-01' hi saddle and harness. '•—Dark Bay Mare, 15 hands, 6 years old, good in saddle aud harlles, a.—Hay Horse, 15 hands, 7 years old, war- o raljted a good worker. *■—khe"tnut H r e, 16 hands, 6 years, has been hunted and broken to double harness. Useful dog-cart in good repair, phaeton, spring pony cart, strong 4-wheel wagon, equal to new; t te. cart, several sets of carriage, cob, and cart harness, saddles.. bridles, horse, clothing, dro.: &c.. Each horse must be in the yard by 10 o'clock morning of sale. provided with a halter Sale to commence at 2.30 p.m. Future Sales the last Tuesday in every month. Auctioneer's Offices, 7A. Oxford-street. Swansea.71931 VICTORIA AUCTION MARTTOXFOBD-STREET, :WANSEA. SALE of 1.100 VOLmms ot VALUABLE BOOKS, the contents of a Collector's Library, consigned for absolute Sale. MESSRS BEYNON LEWIS will SELL by AUCTION, at the above Mait, oh FBI- VA. November 28tli, 1834. and following day if re- quired, a large 1 COLLECnO OF MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, -theological, Fine Art, and other subjects; also a numerous assortment of Standard Works, com- prising Hook's Roman History 6 vols. complete works of the Rev. Charles Simeon, 21 vols. Malone's Slmkespeare, 7 vols.; Baneworts, 3vols^, illustra- TMm V,Knifiht's Pictorial Bible, 4 vols.: works or Dr. John Owen, 28 vols. Johnson's Dictionary, 4 Lake Scenery, by Elijah Walton Knight .s I ictorialHistorv of England, 8 vols, i Roberts KH U v,ols- Hume and Smollett's History of 5 rd, rV01?' Dr" Adam Clarke's Bible. 6 vols J'10, le"r*y Cyclopaedia, 27 vols. Barto.ozzi and his W orks, 2 vols. Dr. S MI tax's Tours. 3 vols. together with a numerous collection of Standard and Original Welsh celebra.ted Authors in both English and Books on View Thursday, the 27th inst. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock Noon and at 7 p.m. Catalogues may be obtained of the Auctioneers on application at their Offices, Victoria Chambers and Mart, Oxford-street. Swansea. 71982 PREUMINARY. MYNYDDMAWR^El?;axo>?YCARMARTHEN- SHIRE SALE OF A DESIRAP.LIi FREEHOLD PROPERTY. MESSRS BEYNON and LEWIS are instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the St. rtiomas s Arms Hotel, Llanelly, on THURSDAY, 4th December. 1884, at Three o'clock p.m. (subject to con- ditions to be then produced) all that desira.ble FREEHOLD PROPERTY, Known as Carreg-holt (situate close to Cross Hands, on the turnpike road from Pontardulais to Carmarthen, and within a quarter of a mile of the Mynyddmawr Railway Station and the large anthracite collieries), consisting; of a commodious and well-built HOUbE, SHOP, PREMISES, and GARDEN, together with two pieces or parcels of Pasture Land, containing an area of tour acres or therabouts, in the occupation of Mr T. Greville, draper, grocer, and merchant, at the low rental of £25 per annum, who carries on a large business, no other establishment being within a considerable radius of this populous neighbourhood. Sale to commence at Three o'clock p.m. For further particulars apply to Messrs Beor and Plan, Solicitors. York-place, Swansea; or to the Auctioneers, at their Officer, Victoria Chambers, Swan- sea. 71898 PONTARDULAIS, GLAMORGam SHIRE. SALE OF LEASEHOLD SHOPS AND PREMISES. MESSRS BEYNON and LEWIS are in- strncted to SELL by AUCTION, at the Black Horse Hotel, Pontardulais. on FRIDAY, bth Decem- ber, 1884, at Three o'clock p.m., subject to conditions to be then produced, all those to be then produced, all those THREE SHOPS, GARDENS, and PREMISES, called" The Crossing Shop." situate in SY,ane3,-road, close to the crossing and station cf the London and North-Wrestern Railway, Pontardulais, in the occupa- tion of Messrs William Stevens, James Davies, und others, at an estimated rental of B60 a year, held oil a lease, 60 years of which are unexpired, at the low ground rent of B2 10s 9d per annum. Sale to commence at Three o'clock p.m. 71399 For further particulars apply to Me-srs Beor'and Plant, solicitors, Y6rk-pia.ee, Swansea or to the Auc. tioneers, at their offices, Victoria Cl1<A.mbers, Swansea. SALE TO-MORROW SALE OF THREE LEASEHOLD DWELLING- HOUSES. MESSRS H. HILL and CO. have re- ceived instructions to SELL by PUBLIC AUC- TION (in one or more lots, and subject to such condi- tions as shall then and there be produced), at the Cameron Arms Hotel, High-street, Swans a, on WED- NESDAY, November 26th, 1884, all those three well- built LEASEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSES AND PREMISES, Situate and being 22, 23, and 24, Hewson-street, Mount Pleasant, Swansea, containing 5 rooms each, and now let to Mr Fry and others at rents amounting to jE46 16s per annum. The situation is healthy and very pleasant, and within a- few minutes walk from the centre of the town, and will therefore always command immediate and respectable tenancy. There is a good supply of water, and the drainage, pavements, ttc., are complete. The whole is held for an unexpired term of 74 years at an annual ground rent of £6 16s 2d, which will be equally apportioned should the property be sold in separate lots. Sale to commence at Three o'clock in the afternoon. For further particulars apply to John JSron Thomas. JEsq., Solicitor, Fislier-street, Swansea, or to the Auctioneers, at their Offiees, London House Auction Rooms, 10, Castle-street, Swansea. 71901 S. WITHERS AND CO.'S PATENT FIRE AND BURGLAR RESISTING SAFES TO MERCHANTS, JEWELLERS, SOLICITORS, MANUFACTURERS, AND OTHERS MESSRS H. HILL and CO. are in- structed to SELL by AUCTION on WED- NESDAY, the 3rd December, 1884, at Three o'clock p.m., in their Rooms, London House, Castle-street, Swansea, 21first-claM FIRE AND BURGLAR RESISTING SAFES {tingle and double doors, from 20 inches to 4 feet high fitted with patent powder-proof and unpickable locks! cash drawers, loose shelves, < £ c. N.B.-S. W. & Co- have been established over 30 years, and are makers to tlie London Co-operative Banking Co. and all its branches LloX Bankin- Company Birmingla,»l District Banking Company, Limited Birmin ham Banking Company The Munster Bank of Iceland, aud Her Majesty's Post- offices of England and India. Jest> 8 1 osl :dt5.1J!llBrihatt dottfrsct. FOR SALE, or ON HIRE, RAILWAY WAGONS, Of the best make, 8 to 10 Tons. ECLECTIC LUBRICATING OILS. CYLINDRINES AND BOILER FLUIDS. {No more Boiler Explosions by using this flu'd.) STAINLESS WOOL OILS. MAIN BELTING (Endless or otherwise). All at Manufacturers' Prices. APPLY— 71582 MR J ROBERTS, TYDFIL HOUSE, PONTYPRIDD. P O T T ° E S. For Sale. good MAGNUM BONUMS; first-class Cookers. Ci.n be put on Great W estern Railway. Apply J- W" 691 -the Lizard, Shifnal. Salop. ilrDFtrf! &x., to jEd. TALUABLE BUILDING SITE TO BE LET. The CORPORATION ^ARDIFF aro prepared to receive TENDERS fSr !;lFriNG ON A BUILDING LEASE for 75 years the very valuable SITE In CHURCH-STREET, on the corner facing St. John's Church, having a frontage of 45 feet or thereabouts. Further particulars, conditions of lease plan of site, and form of tender may be obtained or seen at the Borough Engineer _s Othce, Town-hall. Tenders must be delivered at the Town Clerk's Office endorsed" Tender for land, Church-street," on or before Tuesday, the 2nd day of December next. The Corporation do not bind themselves to accept the highest or any tender. K By order, Town-hall, CardiS 24th'N^vmArTrf^ C72014 WREATHS FOR GRAVES. pALER AND COMPANY (ESTABLISHED 1852) Beg Selection of POF-CELA.IN AND MKTALLIC WREATHS With or Without Glass ^adfs FUNERALFURNISHERs 67979 10, 11, & 105. FREDERICK-STR BET, CARDIFF. TT EATINGS COUGH LOZENGES. An ever-increasing sale of OVer 60 year3 K EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES^ The Dm MrM Remedy for COUGHS, ASTHMA, PHLBGM, and TICKLING in the Throat. K EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES^ Convenient to keen handy in the pocket. EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES. JLTk. Are universally recommended by the Faculty KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES^ JLTL- Sold in Tins, Is 1!d and 2s 9d, by all Chemists. VrURSE EDDA'S BABY SOOTHER This unequalled remedy is entirely free from any Opiates or noxious or strong acting Medicine: its effect is instant in relieving Infanta from GRIPES. WIND, COLIC, &c. It is guaranteed a simple, harm- less Medicine. No one in charge oi a Baby should be without it. Price Is per bottle at Chemists or free on receipt of that sum by Thomas Keating, Chemist, London. BROU'S INJECTION. — HYGIENIC, INFALLIBLE, and PRESERVATIVE. Cures promptly, without additional means, all recent or chronic discharges of the urinary organs. Price 4s 6d per bottle. Sold in Paris by J. Ferre successor to Brou), Pharmacien, 102 Rue Richelieu; in on by Wilcox 6 Co., 239, Oxford-street, W.. who will forward it free by Parcel Post to any part of the United Kingdom on receipt of P.O.O Also by all Ohemista 11391 6746 BOROUGH OF NEWPORT WILLIAM WILLIAMS, 12, Lower Merchant street, behind the Town-hall Corporation bill-poster and Rents the principal hoardings and stations in Newport and Neighbourhood. Two good bill posters kept. Work attended to with quick despatch Town and country. Old eatøbore than quarter of a century 0069 340$ lBublic Companies, &x. THE MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE AND JL OFFICES COMPANY (LIMITED). (Incorporated under the Companies' Acts, 1862 to 1830, whereby the liability of shareholders is limited to the amount of their Shares.) CAPITAL £ 30.000, IN 600 SHARES OF £ 50 EACH. Payments to by as follows £ 5 per Share on applica- tion, £5 per Share or allotment, the remainder in calls not exceeding £5 per share; two months to elapse between each call, and 21 days' notice thereof to be given. The £ 30.000 will be divided into Shares of two classes, viz.. 300 Ordinary Shares, and 300 Preference Shares bearing interest at the rate of 5 per cent per annum. Shareholders takin Preference Shares may pay their subscript:ons, or any poriion thereof, in advance, when interest will become payable thereon from the date of such payment after allotment. DIRECTORS Mr G. H. WILLS (Messrs Tellefsen, Wills, and Co.), chairman. Mr J. N. FLINT. merchant, Cardiff. Mr HliNRY HKYWOOD (Messrs Heywood Bros.), Cardiff. Mr A. T. LUCOVICH, shipowners, Dock?, Cardiff. (With power to add another.) SOLICITORS. Messrs INGLEDEW, INCE, and VACHELL. ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR. iNIr GLO. E. ROBINSON. SECRETARY. Mr WII.LIAM PETHYBRIDGE. BANKERS. NATIONAL BANK OF WALES-BUTE DOCKS BRANCH, CARDIFF. F REGISTERED OFFICES OF THE COMPANY. 9, BUTE-CRE:-Ci£I'I', CARDIFF. BROKERS. Messrs THACKERAY & SAlCE. PROSPECTUS. The Company is formed for the purpose, amongst other things, of acquiring from the Marques of Bute, K.T., upon lease fo 99 years, a piece of ground between Bute-crescent and Bute-street, and of land adjoining at the southern end of the same; of pulling donn the existing buildings and erecting large and commodious suites of offices, suitable for colliery proprietors, ship- owners, bankers, merchants, brokers, and others. It is proposed to erect the buildings around three sides of the said area, and enclosing i a central hall or court, 100 feet long by 55 feet wide, which will be covered in and roofed with glass. This space will be admhably adapted for an exchange or place of confer- ence for merchants. There is a constant demand for offices so conve- niently arranged, lighted. and warmed as these, a.nd the position of the buildings is unequalled. Several of the largest firms have promised to take offices upon lease at rents approved by the directors, and have ex- pressed their willingness to enter into agreements accordingly and the directors confidently anticipate that the whole of the offices will let readily at remune- rative rents. The tire per cent Preference Shares will un- doubtedly be a first-class security, and as it is calcu- lated that tne profits of the company will yield from 7 to 8 per cent interest, after payment of the above in. terest on th3 preference shares. and setting aside auiiually a sinking fund to repay the capital at the expiration of the lease, the ordinary shares may be expected to prove a very remunerative investment. The directors and their friends have undertaken to subscribe more than one-fourth of the capital re- quired. The only Agreements affecting the Company are an Agreement dated the 20th day of October, 1884, wherein the Marquess of Bute, of the one part, agrees to lease, and the Company, of the other part, agrees to take, the said premises and a further Agreement be- tween the said parties, dated the 20th day of October, 1884, whereby the said Marquess agrees to rent from the Company certain of the offices as Dock Offices. The Memorandum and Articles of Association, and the Agreement for a Lease of the above-mentioned Premises and Land, entered into between the Agents of the Mnrquess of Bute and the Company, may be seen at the Offices of the Solicitors to the Company. No promotion money is paid in any shape or form. The Plans and Elevations, &c., of the proposed Buildings may be seen at the Offices of the Architect 23, Duke-street, Cardiff. Prospectuses and forms of application for Shares may be obtained from the Bankers, Brokers, or Secre- tary, and applications for shares may be sent on the en- closed form to the Bankers, at Bute Docks, Cardiff. Should the shares be unallotted for any reason what- ever, the whole of the amounts paid on application will be returned in full. The list of applications for shares will close on Satur- day, the 29th inst. 72013 ISSUE of 6,COO SHARES bearing 6 por cent. interest per annum, payable quarterly, guaranteed by the contractors during construction, and for twelve months after completion of the Tramways. THE HARTLEPOOLS STEAM TRAM- WAYS COMPANY (LIMITED) LOCAL COMMITTEE. S. Storey, Esq., M.P. I C. Furne-s, Esq. E. Turnbull, Esq., Chair- T.S.Hudson,Esq..F.R.G.S. man of the West Hartle- G. Stephenson, *Ksq. pool Town Improvement Councillor J. J. Woods Commissioners Councillor John Hunter Commissioners Councillor John Hunter W. Gray, Esq., J.P. A. Farmer, Esq. C. T. Casebjurue, Esa., T. H. North, Esq. C.E. C.E. DIRECTORS. E. H. DOUET, Esq. (Chairman). D. i;. MILLER, E q., Director of the Northampton- street Tramways Company. JOHN BELTON, Esq., Director of the Woolwich and and South-East London Tramways. BANKERS. THE NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK OF _FNG- LAND (Limited), Bishopsgate-str et, E.G., West Hartlepool, and all its branches. SOLICITORS. Messrs ELBOBOUGH and DEAN, 37, Walbrook, Lon- don. SECRETARY. THOMAS DERMER, Esq. OFFICES. 2, VICTORIA MANSIONS, Westminster, London. Authorised Cap.tal— £ 50,000 in 10,000 shares of £ 5 each (of which 4,000 have already been allotted). Payable—10s per share on application, El per share on allotmeht, £1rer share within two months; and the balance at interval of not less than two months, ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS. This Company was formed in 1883 for the purpose of laying down and working a system of f-team tramways in the district of tbe Hartlepool-, fanning a connecting; link between East aud West 11 :v iepool, and giving direct tramway facilities to the piers, harbours, and docks with which the neighbourhood abounds. Since that time this portion of the track has been laid, and the Hartlepools are now connected by the company's line. The engines and cars have been supplied, and the depot, of handsome elevation, with workshops and offices, erected. The Tramways are laid with heavy steel girder rails weighing 751b. to the yard, suitable for the mechanical power employed: are paved throughout >\ith Aber- deen granite setts, resting on a tirm bed of concrete of extra tit-ptli; and are constructed in every respect upon the mo-t improved modern system. .The lines run from the centre of West Hartlepool, passing the railway station and the market, to the centre of East Hartlepool, and supply an acknow- ledged want of a cheap and rapid communication, as hitherto both East and West Hartlepool have been at great disadvantage owing to the defective communica- tion between the two places. Wm. Gray, Esq., J.P., the well-known "iron shipbuilder aud capitalist, and others have commenced building extensively on the rente, thus conferring an undeniable benefit on the teeming population employed in the numerous large works for which the IIartlepools are so famous. In accordance with the regulations of the Board of Trade, the line was inspected by Major-General Hutch- inson, R.E., who stated in his report to the Board of Trade that the tramways have been well laid, and to the satisfaction of the local authorities." The Hartlepools form a Parliamentary borough, ad- mitted to be amongst the most rapidly advancing and prosperous of the northern towns. The population in 1871 was 38,000, and is now estimated to be nearly 60,000, and is still rapidly growing; the dock area in 1847 was 12 acres only, but the space occupied now is 200 acres, such a rapid advance being almost unprece- dented in the annals ot the country. The West Hartlepool Commissioners have arranged for the opening of a new direct road to the beautiful park, which is already largely resorted to by the inhabitants, and it is proposed to extend the present line to the park, and also towards the suburb of Seaton Carew, ior which purpose the Company have obtained the necessary Parliamentary powers. The gradients being exceptionally easy and the motive power steam, the working expenses are com- paratively light, and these facts justify the expectation of very favourable dividends. The expectations expressed by the directors on the for mation of the company that it would prove to be a sound and remunerative undertaking" has been more than realised by the actuaj results of the working of the line since the opening, the traffic receipts having been Is Ijd per mile run, against a cost of 6jd per run, showing a profit of about bO per cent. Various contracts and agreements h%ve been entered into with reference to the business of the company being too numerous to set out jn this prospectus, ap- plicants for shares must be considered to have agreed to their being omitted. The said contracts and asieemcnts may, however, be inspected at the offices of the solicitors to the company in London. The following table shows about the market value of the leading tramways in the United Kingdom. Amount Present Equal to Name of the paid Price prem. per Company. per Share. about Cent. of Birmingham £ 10 0 0 B18 10 6 90 prem. Glasgow 900 16 5 0 80 „ London Street 10 0 0 15 15 0 574 „ Manchester Carriage and Tramways 15 0 0 25 5 0 67 „ Ditto. 10 0 0.. 17 5 0 721 Ditto. 7 10 0 12 150 70 „ North Metropolitan 10 0 0 17 100 75 London 10 0 0 13 15 0 37* „ Birmingham and Aston Steam 5 0 0.. 7 17 6 57 Leicester 10 0 0.. 16 150 671, 4 0 0.. 7 10 0 87i „ Full prosnectuses and forms of application may be obtained of the Secretary, also of the Solicitors and Bankers both in West Hartlepool and London. 11S04 71969 :tin and a1. A GOOD PLAN.— £ 10 and upwards in- vested, under the non-liability system, in care- fully selected Stocks and Shares often returns hand- some profits in a few days.-Full details in Ex- planatory Book (fnurih edition), gratis and post free.— Address George Evans and Co., Stock-brokers, Gres- ham House, London, E C. Best and safest plan ever devised. 105 SYNDICATES formed for operating in Stocks and Shares. Large and small sums com- bined and carefully operated as a whole for about 30 days. Profits divided pro rata at close. Opinions of those who have profited by GOODSON & Co.'S SYNDICATES. Enclosed please find cheque to join your next Syndi- cate, and hope it may be as successful as the last.— Letter No. 1247B. I enclose cheque value £ for new Syndicate, also receipt for the last, with thanks.-Ietter No. 1288B. Herewith find cheque for shares in your next Syndicate. I am truly pleased at the way your busi- ness is conducted, and the results.—Letter No. 1270B. The originals of these letters, with some hundreds of a similar kind, may be seen on application to GOOD. SON and Co., Stock and Share Brokers, Devonshire- chambers, Bishopsgate-street, E.C. Explanatory cir. ■ oular post free. 71817 SOUTH WALES FINANCIAL CORPO- RATION, LIMITED. CASH ADVANCES made upon Deeds,Shipping, Re- versions, Bonds, and other approved securities, repay- able by instalments or otherwise. Philharmonic Chamberiii, Cardiff. 62755 JOHN JENKINS, C.A., Secretary. T ARPAULINS fJIARPAULINS FOR RAILWAY TRUCKS AND BARGES CART, WAGGON, AND ENGINE COVERS, LOIN CLOTHS, NIGHT SHEETS, FAWN, AND OTHER RUGS. INDIARUBBER AND CLOTH APRONS. CANVAS, ROPE, TWINE, FILLIES, SASH, AND LOG LINES. SACKS AND BAGS, ALL SIZES, NEW AND SECOND HAND. TENTS, FLAGS, MADE OR TO HIRE. MORGAN AND COLES, 70805 123e 50. BUTE-STREET THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. THOMPSON S BURDOCK PILLS over- comethe worst forms of diseases, and the foulest state of tbeblood, stomach, liver, and kidneys they go to the core of every disease, where no other medicines have power to reach. The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER cures the following complaintsIndigestion, or wind in the stomach or bowels,giddiness in the head, dimness of sight, weak or sore eyes, loss of memory, palpitation of the heart, liver, and bilious obstructions, asthma, or tightness in the chest,rheumatics, lumbago, piles, gravel, pains in the back, scurvy, bad legs Dad breast, <sore throat, sore heads, and sores of all descriptions, burns, wounds, or white swellings, scrofula, or king's evil, gatherings, tumours or cancers, pimples or blotches on the face and body, swelled feet or legs, scabs and itch, -erysipelas, jaundice, and dropsy, and fevers of all kinds. In boxes at ld and 2s 9d each, sold by most Chemists, or from the Burdock Pill Manufactory, 41 Oxford-street, Swansea. 10 vilblir ,Roticts. ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCE ASSOCIA- TION. Hon. Brigade-Surgeon G. A. DAVIDGE will deliver a Course of Lectures on FIRST AID TO THE INJURED," in the Town Hall, Cardiff, commencing on TUESDAY EVENING Next, December 2nd, 1884, at 7 o'clock. Tickets for the Course, 10s 6d each, may be obtained °f JVB! „ WILLIAM TAYLOR, M.D., Cardiff, ^ov. 24, 1834. Hon. Sec. pro tern. GREAT FREDERICK-ST. CHAPEL. The ANNUAL TEA MEETING of the above named Chapel will be held On WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 26th November. Tea on the tables at 4 o'clock. Tickets Is each. There will be a Stall for the Sale of Fancv 3-1 d Useful Articles. Music at intervals. 7SU03 LORD TREDEGAR'S SFOWi .6 J —— TRIAL OF HUNTERS AT COEDKERNEW, ON TUESDAY NEXT, 25th NOVEMBER. Visitors are particularly requested not to appear mounted, and gentlemen who have entered Horses will oblige by making use of the Saddlery Paddock provided for them. Tredegar Estate Office, Newport, Mon., November 22nd, 1884. 72004 TAIfF VALE RAILWAY COMPANY. The Directors of this Company are prepared to re- ceive LOANS on DEBENTURES on the security of the undertakings of the ABERDARE RAILWAY COMPANY, DARE VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY, LLANTRISSANT AND TAFF VALE RAILWAY COMPANY, For 5, 7, or 10 Years, at 3 per Cent. Interest, to replace Loans which have fallen due. The Interest is guaranteed by the Taff Vale Railway Company, and will be paid by them Half-yearly. Applications to be made to the undersigned. JAMES G. NICHOLSON, Secretary. Cardiff, 6th October, 1884. 71306 THE TREDEGAR COLLIERY EXPLO- JL SION RELIEF FUND. The Committee earnestly APPEAL to the PUBLIC for CONTRIBUTIONS toward'; relieving the distress arising from the above sad calamity, which took place on the 8th November, when fifteen poior men lost their lives. The widows and children. to the number of 35, are now entirely dependent upon charity. Contributions may be sent to Mr Boswell, London and Provincial Bank, Tredegar or Mr Jenks, National Bank of Wales, Tredegar or to the undersigned THOS. THEOPHILUS, Vicar, Chairman, JOS. EVANS, Presbyterian Minister, Vice-Chairman, 71952 J. WILLIAMS, Town Surveyor, Hon. Sec TO THE ELECTORS OF SWANSEA HARBOUR PROPRIETARY TRUSTEES. G F-N'TLEMEV,- I have much pleasure in responding to the numerously and influentially signed requisition handed to me to-day. 'that I should become a candidate for the seat at the Harbour Trust Board, rendered vacant by the decease of my late father. I beg to assure you that, if elected, my best services shall be devoted to the interests and welfare of the port of Swansea. I have the honour to remain, Gentlemen,, Your obedient servant, JOHN C. RICHARDSON. Copper Ore Wharves, Swansea, Nov. 15th, 1884. 71919 HIRWAIN IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY, HIRWAIN. The Proprietors having made extensive alterations and improvements at the above Works, are now pre- pared to give PROMPT ATTENTION to all ORDERS for COLLIERY, TIN, IRON, and other "WORKS requisites. 704&4 ffltnbtvs att& (Eontrarfs. TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. TENDERS are required for TWO SINGLE VILLA RESIDENCES at WoodJand Park, Maindee, Newport, Mon. Plans find specifications can be seen, and bills of qnautities obtained, at the offices of the Architect, on and after Wednesday, November 26th, 1884. Contractors to state in Tenders difference of cost if one or two Villas are erected of similar design. The lowest or any tenders will not necessarily be accepted. E. A. LANSDOWNE, Architect. 26, High-street, Newport, Mon. 72006 TO CONTRACTORS. TENDERS are required for the CONSTRUCTION of about 400 YARDS of BRICK SEWERS and TEM- PORARY CARRIAGEWAYS and Contingent Works on the Penllvn Castle Estate at Canton. Drawings and specifications may be inspected and bill of quantities obtained at the offioe of Mr T. Waring, C.E 12, St. John's-square, Cardiff. Sealed tenders, endorsed, "Tender for Sewers." to be delivered at the above office, on or before Friday, 5th December next. The lowest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted. T. WARING, Agent. Cardiff, 24th Nov., 1884. 71999 Insurance THE WHITTINGTON LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. Chief Office: 58, MOORGATE ST., LONDON, E.C. (Established 1855.) Chairman: J. EBENEZER SAUNDERS, Esq., F.S.A-, Finsbury Circus, London, E.C. DISTINCTIVE FEATURES OF THE COMPANY. THE GUARANTEE of an ample subscribed Capital POLICIES PAYABLE during the lifetime of the Assured POLICIES PAYABLE during the lifetime of the Assured without extra premium. TRIENNIAL DIVISION OF PROFITS, in the proportion of 80 per cent, to Policy- holders. BONUSES declared in 1860,1863, 1866, 1869, 1872, 1875, 1878, 1831, and 1884. TOTAL ABSTAINERS ASSURED IN A DISTINCT SECTION TO secure them the full benefits of the greater longevity to which their principles contribute. ALFRED T. BOWSER, Manager and Secretary. AGENTS WANTED.-Apply to Mr W. H. MILLAR, 58, MOORGATE-STREET, E.C. 67153 Sec the Grand Show 01 Uttutlc4 To-day at F, Cox's The London Mantle Warehouse, 23, St, Mary-street, Cardiff, 71866 LORD TREDEGAR'S AGRICULTURAL JLJ SHOW, NEWPORT, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25TH & 26TH. J. S. S TON E, DOCK-STREET WORKS, NRWPORT, MON., Will exhibit a large assortment of his FIRST-PRIZE CARTS, WAGGONS, CARRIAGES, STEAM ENGINES, AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. AN INSPECTION INVITED. 71934 A R R BROTHERS TAILORS. v 64, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF. re now offering a very choice selection -of stylish Cashmere, worsted, West of England, and Scotch Autumn and Winter Overcoating, Suitings and Trouser- ings. In their selection strict attention has been given to secure the most fashionable patterns and colours, com- bined with materials which B.B. can guarantee for durability, feeling assured that the latter, combined with good fitting garments, is the only method to secure the continued confidence and support of their cus- tomers Gentlemen who have not been able to obtain gar- ments to their satisfaction in Cardiff, and have been compelled at extra expense and inconvenience to erder elsewhere are very respectfully solicited for a trial, as in B.B. they will find cutters who can compete with any in the kingdom, while their prices will be found as reasonable as first-class materials and workmanship will permit. 122e TERMS, CASH. 71253 M R s A.N D R E w IS THIS DAY SHOWING SPECIALITIES IN FRENCH CORSETS AND HAND MADE UNDERLINEN. JJOWARD HOUSE, JQL JH 71318 CARDIFF. 16 and 17, HIGH TOWN, HEREFORD. JgELL'S ASBESTOS PACKING, FOR LOCOMOTIVE, COLLIERY, & MARINE ENGINES. JGELLS ASBESTOS JOINTING. BELL'S ASBESTOS LUBRICANT. BELL'S ASBESTOS PAINT AND FLOORING FELT PREVENT THE SPREAD OF FIRE. BELL'S ASBESTOS BOILER & PIPE COVERING COMPOSITION. BELL'S ASBESTOS. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES FREE. All orders and enquiries must be sent direct to 39 Mount Stuait-square, Cardiff. 67095 1VTORTONS CAMOMILE PILLS THE BEST REMEDY "XTORTON'S CAMOMILE PILLS FOR INDIGESTION. "XTORTON'S CAMOMILE PILLS J3I WITH JUSTICE CALLED ORTON"S CAMOMILE PILLS JJl THE NATURAL STRENGTH ENER. \rORTON'S CAMOMILE "PILLS -LL 49853 OF THE HUMAN STOMACH A POWERFUL TONIC AND GENTLE APERIENT. DH. RICHARDS (late D. Richards), Bill-posting Contractor, Emigration and Adver- tising Agent, 43, Bridge-street, Aberystwith, posseses the best secured Posting Stations in Aberystwith. All orders for town and country receive best and im- mediate attention. Passenger Tickets to the United States, Canada, Queensland, &c., at lowest rates. Advertisments inserted in &U papers. 70870 flublir mnStmtøts. rjpHEATRE ROYAT, CARDIFF. LESSSE & MANAGrlt Mr EDWARD FLETCHER. ACTING & STAGF. MANAGES ..Mr JOHN SHERIDAN. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), Nov. 25th, and during the week, FAREWELL' VISIT Of Shiel Barry an* W. Hogarth's Opera Company in the enopoously-succescful Comic Opera, LES CuOCHES DE CORNEVILLE. Music by B- Planquette adapted by H. B. Farnie and R. Reece. SHIFL BARRY in his marvellous impersonation of GASPARD, THE MISER, Played by him over 1,000 times in London. Entirely New and Gorgeous Costumes. Powerful ( horus and Splendid Orchestra. tS" This is the only company that has the risht of per- forming this Opera as originally produced at the Folly and Globe Theatres, London. MONDAY NEXT, Dec. 1st, important engagement of the distinguished Actress, M'ss BATEMAN, who will appear during the week in LEAH, MARY WARNER, and HIS WIFE. Doors open at 7. Commence 7.30. S-age Door and St. Mary-street Entrance open half-an-hour earlier- 6d extra. Box Plan at Messrs Thompson A Shackell's. 53237 TAYLEU R E^S GRAND CIRCUS, -N- WESTGATE-STREET, CARDIFF. EIGHTEENTH ANN UAL SEASON. Enthusiastic Reception of the Great CONTINENTAL COMPANY. TO-NIGHT AND DURING THE WEEK. Costly Engagement of NIMROD, the Royal Court Entertainer and King of the Cannon Bali, the World's Greatest Juggler and Equilibrist, who will perform some of the most ASTOUNDING FEATS AND MANIPULATIONS. Also in conjunction with Madame NIMROD, in their CLASSICAL E-NTEITTAINMENT. First Appearance of WILLIE TEMPLETON, The Great American Clown. Grand MID-DAY PliRFORM ANCE EVERY SATUR- DAY. Commencing at 2.30. OPEN EVERY EVEN- ING at 7. Prices of admission :—Reserved Seats, 3s Boxes, 2s; Smoking Lounge or Pit, Is Gallery, 6d. 71772 GRAND NEW PROGRAMME. NEW PUBLIC-HALL, CARDIFF. I. FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28 & 29. LIVERMORE BROTHERS' OWN AND ORIGINAL QOURT jyjINSTRELS, THE GREATEST TROUPE ON EARTH! Scattering Pearls of Wit among Lovers of Mirth. THE KNIGHTS OF THE MINSTREL AGE, Conquering by true merit and wondrously outstripping all predecessors SPECIAL NOTICE. Engagement of the SMALLEST BICYCLISTS IN THE WORLD. Everyone should see them im their wonderful performance. Prices: 2s, Is, and 6d. Doors open at 7.15, commence at Eight. 798 PHRENOLOGY. PUBLIC HALL, CARDIFF. PROFESSOR L. N. FOWLER. Of London, will commence a course of LECTURES on MENTAL SCIENCE, on MONDAY, De-. 1st. ,-i:wEct Mental Workshop." Public examinations each Night. Admission-3d, 6d, and Is. Private Phrenological Consultations each day, from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m., in the ante room of Public-hall, Cardiff. 725 SEVERN-ROAD BOARD SCHOOLS.- ks Children's Concert on WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, cornmencinat7.30 sharp, NEW PUBLIC-HALL. Cantata, Rose Queen," in character dresses, spe- cially designed. NewRecitations with action by boys. Choir 300 children's voices. Please come early." 818 IroMs. NOTE.-VISITORS TO BRISTOL.— -L v Dints. Tea, and Refresh at WOOD'S old estab- lished WELSH DINING ROOMS, 21 and 22, Broad- mead. Dinners. 7d Beds, Is. 69556 (fenrsiatts. QREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. BIRMINGHAM CATTLE SHOW. On SATURDAY, November 29, and MONDAY, December 1st. Cheap Excursion Tickets will be issued to BIRMINGHAM from Carmarthen Town at9.55a.m., Llandovery 7.20, Llandilo 7.49, Pontardulais 8.36, Han- elly 10.50, Swansea 11.20, Neath 11.51, Pembroke Dock 8.0, Pembroke 8.8, Tenby 8.40, Narberth 9.10, Port Tal- bot 10.40, Bridgend 11.10. Cardiff 1.10, Newport 1.35, Caerleon 1.44, Pontn -wydd 1.52, Aberdare 12.47. Moun tain Ash 12.b6, Merthyr 12.40, Quaker's Yard 1.5, Dow- lais 12.35, Pontypool Road 2.13, and Abergavenny at 2.34 p.m. Passengers return any week day to Dec. 8th inclusive, by any train having a through connection. For fares see special bills. 72017 J. GRIERSON, General Manager. fJitbUcatttfits. Pamphlet 6gd Jost freeT Fourth Edition. HOMERIANA the most invaluaTale .Bt (Siberian) remedy recently discovered for Con- sumption, Asthma, and all Chest Diseases. Two Gold Medals awarded by King of Italy and Emperor of Brazil. Highest Medical testimonials. W. HAGELSIEB, 18, May grove-Road, Hilbum 881 IRON.—AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY JOURNAL of Science, Metals, and Manufaotures in IRON and STEEL. Established in the year 1823 as "The Mechanics' Magazine." Edited by PERRT F NITRSEV, C.E. Published every Friday, at J.61, Fleet-street, London, E.C., for circulation in the United Kingdom, and on thin paper (under 4 oz.) for forwarding to all parts of the world Contents of Iron," No. 619, November 21,1884. Foreign Competition in the Rail Trade. Iron Trade Sumn ^y. Righting Chimneys. Occasional Notes. Heberlein Brake Experiments. Hydraulic Door Spring (Illustrated). Blessing's Renewable Seat Valves (Illustrated)- The Universal Dry Air Refrigerator (Illustrated). Water Supplyfor Railway Stations (Illustrated). American Imports and Exports (Illustrated). Electric Lighting ior Steamships. The Development of the Theory of the Steam Engine and its Application. ——— 43656 Iron and Coal Trades Reports, based on SPECIAL Correspondence from the Provinces and Abroad, with London aud Birmingham Prices of Metals and Manu- factured Goods. Notes on Current Topics, Scientific News of the Week, New Companies, General and Foreign Notes, Patents, Launches. Price Sixpence. WRIGHT'S JUST PUBLISHED. CARDIFF Price is, T"| IRECTOR Y. With adjacent villages..JL-J NEW COPPER-PLATE STREET MAP of Cardiff, Llandaff, and Penartb ——— 64201 J. WRIGHT & CO Bristol, & all Candiff Booksellers. muilbittg lidttit5. PRINCIPALITY NO ENTRANCE FEES. JL. NO MANAGEMENT FEES. PERMANENT NO FINES TO INVESTORS Jt. CHEAPEST TO BORROWERS WITHIN TN VESTMENT 100 MILES. INTEREST 54 PER CENT. BUILDING SUBSTANTIAL SHARE IN THE PROFITS EASY REPAYMENTS. SOCIETY. EQUITABLE JO REDEMPTION. Profits appropriated 1884 (for last three years), 28,688. THE OLDEST, LARGEST, AND BEST Building Society in the neighbourhood. Business transac;ed daily. 7422 28, SAINT MARY-STREET, CARDIFF. 41144 W. SANDERS, MANAGING SECRETART. SOUTH WALES MERCANTILE BUILDING SOCIETY, PHILHARMONIC CHAMBERS, CARDIFF. Subscription Shares, 10s, 13s 3d, or 20s Monthly, to realise £100 in 124, 10, or 7 vears, with Annnal Bonuses. Issued Daily. No Entrance Fees. No Management Fees.* No Fines.— Office hours 9 to 6 (Wednesdays, 9 to 1).-JOHN JENKINS. C.A., Managing Secretary. 55662 THE MERTHYR AND DOWLAIS BUILDING SOCIETY. L, stablished 1872, and incorporated under the Building Societies Act, 1874. LOANS made, on Mortgage, at the Shortest Noticc, in Sums varying FROM £100 TO E10,000, Repayable in Monthly or Quarterly Instalments. Tables of Re-payments. Costs of Mortgages, and Surveyor's Fees, have been revised, and considerably Reduced. THE SOCIETY NOW OFFERS SPECIAL AD- VANTAGES TO BORROWERS, the scale of Re- payments and Preliminary Charges being greatly Lowered. The utmost Ssecrecy is maintained For particulars apply to Mr E. Roberts, fct the Office of tbe Society. 34, Victoria-street. Merthvr. 64555 R. SUTHERLAND, TAILOR AND WOOLLEN MERCHANT, 14, BROADWAY (CLIFroN-STREET END), ROATH, CARDIFF. ——— 70914 No connection wth any other firm of same name "yy JgJ yAUGHAN AND CO., STEAM DYEING & SCOURING WORKS, LLANDAFF-ROAD, CARDIFF. BRANCH ESTABLISHMENTS 77, CROCKHERBTOWN, loABJJIFF 248, BUTE-STREET, ^AKDIFK. 63, COMMERCIAL-STREET, NEWPORT. 83, HIGH-STREET, MERTHYR. 27, CASTLE-STREET, SW AN SEA. Orders received, and Parcels forwarded to Woil. carriage free, by the following AGENTS:— Aberavon Mrs Morgan, Talbot Square. Aberdare Mrs Eschle, Commercial-place. Abertillery Mr W. P. Thomas, Market-street Blaeuavon Mr J. Harris, London House. Blaina Mrs Collins, High-street. Brecon Mrs Bodmin, Wellington Hs., Bulwark Bridgend Mr Woodward, grocer, N olton-sfcreet Briton Ferry ..Mr D. L. Jones, Villierzi-st. Brvnmawr Mrs Hicks, Beaufort House. Cowbridge Mrs Rogers, Fancy Repository Haverfordwest. Mr Ellis Jones, High-street. Llandilo Mr J. Lockyer, County Press. Maesteg Mr T. Grove, High-street. Naiwmoel Mr E. David, Cambrian House. Neyiand Messrs Biddlecome, London House. Newcastle Emlyn Mr E. T. Davies, Bridge-street. Penarth Mr James, 45, Plassey-street. Pembroke Dock, Mr A. Brice, 9, Lower Meyrick-st. Rhondda Mr J. H. Thomas, Tailor Porth. Tenby Miss Eynon, Confectioner, Beiievue. Usk Mr Jones. Grocer. Bridge-street b 111 T EETH. MR WILLOWS. SURGEON DENTIST, 11, BRIGHTON-TRRRACK, NEWPORT-ROAB, CARDIFF (Over 40 years Practical Experience). All Patented Dental Improvements improvements that have gained the Gold Medal and Highest Dipl' ma. TEETH, from 5s Od STOPPED 2s 6d And tt TORTWORTH HOUSE, QUKKN'S-BOAD. CLIFTON BRISTOL. JHjkt Oowoltation tne. 71MI U.s!UtS5 Abbrtzstz. T HIS D A Y, AT HOWELL & COlkiPANYS ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOUSAND YARDS or "T HIT E 0ALICOES AT LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS' PRICES. ONLY AT— JJ OWELL & POMPANT'S "THE CARDIFF DRAPERS' CARDIFF. 175e 7315) SPECIALTIES IN WINTER tO CLOTHING, AT W. PRICE & SONS'. FANCY TWEirD SUITS, Price-, 17/6, 20; 25/ 30/ 40/ 45/ BLACK WORSTED SUITS. Prices, 25/ 35/ 45/ 55. 65/ FANCY CLOTH AND TWEED OVERCOATS. Priees, 15/ 20, 25/ 30/ 35/ 40/ 50/ BLACK WORSTED OVERCOATS. Prices, 25/ 35/ 45/ 5b/ NAP AND PILOT OVERCOATS. Prices, 25/ 35/ %1-, 55/ NEW ES IN WATERPROOF COATS. HATS, SHIRTS, HOSIERY, AND UMBRELLAS. ADDRESS-THE CARDIFF HOUSE. 60 & 51, ST. MARY-ST., 46 <fc 47. CAROLINE S'. REKT llle CAnDIFF. 25 Seal Jackets, Grand Quality, nt Summer Pricey F. Cox, The London Mantle Warehouse, 23, St. Marj-street, ChrdtfL 71866 THE LONDON MANTLE WARE- HOUSE, 13 and 14, TEMPLE-STREET, SWANSEA, IS NOW OPEN with the largest, best assorted, and-, most stylish STOCK OF MANTLES Ever shown out of London perfect fitting, and the Prices will astonish everyone. THE LONDON MANTLE WAREHOUSE, 13 and 14, TEMPLE-STREET, SWANSEA. 7D82J I ESTABLISHED 1853. 1 80, ST. MARY- STREET, CARDIFF. f M ARSH AND 0OMPANY, j FUNERAL FURNISHERS, FUNERAL CAR, HEARSE, SHILLIBIKR, AND MOURNING COACH PROPRIETORS. FUNERAL FURNISHERS, FUNERAL CAR, HEARSE, SHILLIBIKR, AND MOURNING COACH PROPRIETORS. J. MAR^H, having purchased the whole of Mr S. ANDREWS' interest in the St. itiary-street Under- taking Department, thanks his numerous patroiLs for the liberal support accorded him during the last eight years 3,S Managing Partner of the 1 its firm of ANDREWs & MARSH, Funeral Furnishers, ami begs to assure them that, as heretofore, he will use his best endeavours to carry eut all Funerals en- trusted to him with the greatest efficiency and economy. The business will in future be conducted under the styJe or firm of MARSH & CO.. who have, just added to their Establishment an entire stock of NEW CARRIAGES, of the most modern and ap- proved styles, with Horses of the choicest Flemish breed, thus making their Establishment second to none in the Principality. 69512 Funeral Carriages of every description on Hire fJIHREE YEAS' gYSTBJL rjHREE Yj AKS' gYSTEM pIANOFORTES BY BROADWTOODJ pIANOFORTES AY COLLARD. pIANOFORTES BY BRINSMAD. iu- pIANOFORTES BY NEUMEYER. pIANOFORTES BY KIRKMAN. J>IAN OFORTES BY ERARD, AND ALL THE LEADING MAKERS, FROM 10s. MONTHLY Until Paid for after which, and Withont any Fartbor Charge whatever, the instrument becomes the Property of the Hirer. THOMPSON AND SHACKFLL QUEEN'S BUILDINGS, CARDIFF; rjlHOMPSON AND gHACKELL, 97 & 98, OXFORD STREET, SWANSEA rjHOMPSON AND gHACKELL 118, HIGH STREET, MERTHYR; rjHOMPSON AND GHACKELL, 35, COMMERCIAL-STREET, NEWPORT; ALSO AT GLOUCESTER AND TENBY. FJTHE rjHREE "YEARS' gjYSTEM Was first introduced into South Wales by THOMPSON ND SHACKELL upwards of twenty years ago, since which time many thousands of homes have been ren- dered happy by the possession of a Musical Instrument on such easy terms. The Monthly Payments are so low that there need be no house without a PIANO, AMERICAN ORGAN, OR HARMONIUM. THOMPSON AND JGHACKELL Are always pleased to send Full Particulars. with Descriptive Pamphlet, Photographs of the Newest Styles, &c., free by post, on the application of any intending purchaser. DISCOUNT FOR CASH. The most liberal Discount is allowed to Cash Buyers, and a large number of SECOND-HAND PIANOS are always in Stock to select from at about HALF PRICE. RJHOMPSON AND GJHACKELI* CARDIFF. SWANSEA, NEWPORT, MERTHYR. GLOUCESTER, AND TENBY 59578 169b rjUZZONE FOR ASTHMA. rjUZZONE FOR J^STHMA. T UZZO-NE FOR BRONCHITIS. TUZZONE FOR BHONCHlTlS. TUZZONE FOR COUGHS. T LLTZZONE FOR COUGJffS. A new Cough Cure. which thousands praise as all important discovery. ONE DOSE of this pleasant and marvellous medicine does more to remove a cough, n» matter how long standing, than a bottle of the many worthless so-called remedies in the market. In Asthma. Tuzzone has no rival. Be sure when asking for Tuzz'me that you get it. Hitherto no spurious imitation bas appeared in the market, owing to the very unique w:tjr of preparing t..is medicine and the impossibility of copying it, thus Tuzzone stands alone, unappro ched in excellence as asafe an d cerlaiii cure for Asthma, Hoa, setiess, Bronchitis. sad all diseases of the Lungs, Air Vessels, Chest, and Throat, Tuzzoø triumphs when all others fail. Sold in bottles, Is lid and 2s 9d, by all Chemist^ Proprietor, A. J. Abdy. 53, Fetter-lane, London. K.C.-— Agents: Stranaghan and Stephens, Cardiff and Penarth 190e 71688 INDIGESTION. The MEDICAL RE- JL FORM SOCIETY will forward free to all appli- cants an excellent BOTANIC CURE for Indigestion Billions and Liver Coinplaints.-Enclose address te the Secretary, Botanic Institute, Nottingham. 132 (J W A N S E A O F F i Uii O OF THE "SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS," No. 2, COLLEGE STREET All orders from NEWSAGENTS will receive fMOTBj* attention, and be executed upon the same terns u from the Chief Office. The DAILY NEWS delivered to Subscribers tmmf every morning in any part of tlw town. ADVERTISEMENTS received ap to Sevm »'d». will secure insertion Ui &6 MSt ttCQUP&'fc 0( Ik*' *y~

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