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-t-è-1 ALLSOPP & SONS, v BASS & CO., Md others r of the finest BURTON PRICES. ALES ] Per Per Kilderkin Firkin. 18s 9s J < 21s 105 6d 24s 12s N. And upw ards 50S3 N.

oa ASK YOUR GROCER FOR SYMINGTON'S ARAB'S COFFEE. FOR STRENGTH, FLAVOUR, & AROMA IT STANDS UNEQUALLED SOLD IN OBLOXG TINS. EOWDEN STEAM MILLS, MARKET HARBOROUGH. GOLD MEDAL. NEW ZEALAND, 1882. j 76651

TWENTY-TWO PRIZE MEDALS. F R Y'S PURE CONCENTRATED COCOA. Prepared by a new and special scientific process, securing extreme solubility and developing the finest flavour of the cocoa. It is especially adapted to those whose digestive organs are weak, and I strongly recommend it as a substitute for tea for young persons.' -Sir Chas. A. Cameron, President Royal CoUtat fit Surgeon, Ireland, &-c. IB246

tipping |iotos. \\rATERFORD and CORK. and the TT> whole of the SOUTH of IRELAND, per FAST VUAINS on the GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY and fo^erful Steamships via Milford Haven. The Water- fof sJ-eaniel's run daily. The Cork steamers leave Mil; In!? Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and return ys. Wednesdays. and Fridays. 75224 Asfor /CARDIFF AND BORDEAUX /Efffirh ^Vv The CARDIFF STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S FIRST CI.ASS SCREW „STEAMKRS will sail as follows .BONIJK" Bordeaux for Cardiff Dec. 4 "A.RONNE" Cardiff for Bordeaux Dec. 5 Mth foods and passengers. j 11 °r Rates of freight, Ac., apply to Messrs Jno. Whit- and Sons, Agents, 14, ^uai de3 Chartrons, Bor- J?aux; and at the Offices ot the Company, 51, Mount- '^art-square, Cardiff. 9481 ^258 HOOPER. CAMPBELL & CO.. Managers. "T^D WARDS' NEW YORK XLi STEAMSHIP LINE. RHOSINA, 4,000 ts. RHODORA, 4,000 ts RHEOLA, 2,300 ts. I 'hrough Bills of Lading issued to and from Stations ,2 ^outh Wales and Midland Counties, and the prin- qPaI places in Europe, United States, and Canada. TO OPORTO, LISBON, CADIZ, GIBRALTAR, MALAGA nd by Rail via LISBON to MADRID & BADAJOZ. i. Sailings. Through and Regular Communtca- between all Stations in South Wales, via London Through Rates Quoted on Application. For Freight and other particulars apply to ^"WARDS, ROBERTSON, and CO., Cardiff and r, Newport4 34609 BULLEY, 51, South-street New York. 5324 .6¿(¡¿:r MESSRS CHARLES HILL & SONS RISTOL CITY LINE OF 13 EIV YORK STEAMERS. Wells CITY Captain Weiss 2 800 tons fROOKLYN CITY..Captain Fitt 2,400 tons M-ANDAFF CITY' Captain Gore 2,700 tons JERSEY CITY Captain Horlor 2,700 tons filing every Twelve Days to and fro between Bristol, vjjansea, and New York, taking goods from NEW- O&T and other BRISTOL CHANNEL PORTS, 'or Freight and passage, apply to HENRY R. JAMES, Queen-square, Bristol. v BURGESS iV-CO., Cambrian Chambers, Swansea. «c«ew York Agents— ^gl ARKELL & DOUGLAS, Kemble Buildings. ^p-r ^MEKIUAN LI N E. 4fe»|«3^UNITED STATICS MAIL STEAMERS. J.IVERPOOL TO i UILADELPHIA, EVERY WEDNESDAY. (1, ,?rst-class, full-powered Iron Steamships. Accemmo ^■tioii for passengers equal to any European Line. Pas- ^•jgers and goods landed at Philadelphia on the Wharf ">e Pennsylvania Railroad. This is the shortest and Jt route to the West. LOCAL agents :— LOCAL agents H'pEORGii BIRD, 276, Bute-street, Cardiff JONES .^Os. and Co., Bute Docks, Cardiff, and at Dock- j^eet, Newport; CROCKET and .TAJIKS. 4, TafE-street, jjOiltypridd TlLNEY andCO., Abertillery MOIIUAN, \Vost Oftice, Pontypool J. THOMAS, Tredegar W. 21 WAIKINS, Glebe land-street, Merthyr A. DAVIES, .i Meckan-street, Pontlottyn :0. THORNEY, Com mer. ¡, Hotel, Aberdare; A usn r mid sn.cocics, Swansea; V* J. DAVIES, Carditl'-road. Aberaman DAVIES and COIN'S, 19,Ivor-street. Dowlais. 30668 GILCHRIST'S T IVERPOOL, CARDIFF, & NEWPORT STEAMERS. Regular WEEKLY COMMUNICATION BETWEEN ABOVE PORTS. tOr further particulars apply to R. BURTON AND SON, Newport .and ROBERT GILCHRIST AND CO., 21, Water-street, Liverpool, and Consulate Chambers, Bute-road, Cardilf OENTS FOR THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP CO., LIMITED. > -through Rates of Freight quoted, and passages ?°oked, via Liverpool, to the United States, Mediterra- I, Havre. and Rouen. uíllrí1tg LTädi£5. OUTH WALES MERCANTILE ly BUILDING SOCIETY, PHILHARMONIC J"«AMBERS, CARDIFF.—The Directors are pre- yed to accept Deposits at 4j per cent., subject to 3 ?°nths' notice.—Oftice nours 9 to 6 (Wednesdays 12 ji 1).—JOHN JENKINS, Chartered Accountant 4knaging Secretary. 55662 I^HE MERTHYR AND DOWLATS V*- BUILDING SOCIETY. Established 1872, and incorporated under the Buildiu i Societies Act, 1874. LOANS made, on Mortgage, at the Shortest Notice, II Sums varying FROM £100 TO £ 10,000, Repayable in Monthly or Quarterly Instalments in "!ee to Fhirteen Years, at the option of Borrower Tables of H«-paym«nts, OosOs vt Mortgagca, »n<l jjirveyo,. s Fees, have been revised, and considerably Educed. ThE SOCIETY NOW OFFERS SPECIAL AD- ^ANTAGES TO BORROWERS, the scale of Re- wTnents and Preliminary Charges being greatly ^■wered. The utmost Ssecreoy is maintainert -For particulars apply to the Secretary, Mr Peter Y'Uiams. at the Office of tne Society, 50, Glebeland- sM'eet, Merthyi-Tydfil. 64555 Xxr COOPER PENN, MORTGAGE ^7 • BROKER and ESTATE AGENT, 31, Mount ^tuart-square, Cardiff, Sole Agent for the Merthyr Dowlais Building Society. 77117 Insurance. tr E EDINBURGH LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE.—FOUNDED 1823. j. ACCUMULATED FUNDS £ 2,000,000. "loderate Premiums. Increasing Bonuses. Undoubted Security, ^TERMINABLE-PREMIUM PLAN. Under this pew Scheme premiums cease during life, without any ^crease to the ordinary whole-life rates. Largo ^onuses may be expected after the premiums cease. t For Prospectuses. Forms, and all information apply if the MIDLAND AND SOUTH WALES DISTRICT "RANCH, i6, BENNETTS-HILL. BIRMINGHAM. ^5300^B^FRA £ JT £ GRIFFIII-L R-sicletit Secretary F OR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE.' CLARKE'S WORLD-FAMED BLOOD MIXTURE. Y. Trade Mark—" Blood Mixture. GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND RESTORER. &IN DISEASES, Eruptions, Blotches, Ulcera- ted Sore Legs. Old Sores, Glandular Swellings, Cancerous Ulcers,Spots, Pimples, Pustules Botls, Carbuncles, Ringworms, Scald Heads, Sore Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Discolorations of the Skin, Humours and Diseases of the Skin of what- ever name and nature, are literally carried out of the system in a short time by the use or this world-famed medicine. THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS FROM ALL PARTS. Carlton, near Nottingham, February 27, 1883 Messrs the Midland Counties Drug Company, Lincoln. "Gentlemen,—Some ten years ago my wife became lanie with ulcerated legs. 1 tried every recommenda- J'en for a cure, aud also a large number of doctors 'Some of them very clever men with diseases of this NUd), but to no effect. After being in this state for ^etwixt tive and six years, 1 determined to try your olood Mixture as a last resource, as she at that time appeared to be at death's door. and had to be put to bed, having no use in her legs; and I am thankful to ay, after taiung 13 of your sn-iall bottles she experienced perfect cure. This is now four years ago since the cure was effected, and there is no sign of the complaint 'etuming. I may add that it had coat us scores of hfJuuds trying one remedy after another previous to lkin your invaluable medicine, for which I return my sincere thanks.—I am, gentlemen, yours grate- lu'iy, C. a. P.S.—You may make what use of the above you f"ink fit, but in the event of advertising it kindly keep ">iek my name. You can, however, refer any one leaking private inquiries to my address as follows :— ■ S., Midland Station, Carlton, near Nottingham.' ^IPORTANT ADVICE TO ALL.-Cleanse the vitiated blood whenever you find its impuri- ties bursting through the skin in pimples, erup- tions, or sores cleanse it when you tind it ob- structed and sluggish in the veins; cleanse it when it is foul, and your feelings will tell you when. Keep the blood pure, and the health of the system will follow. As this Mixtui-e is pleasant to the taste, and warranted free from anything injurious to the most delicate constitution of either sex, the pro- prietors solicit suffere's to give it a trial to test its value. CLARKE'S WORLD-FAMED BLOOD MIXTURE l sold in Bottles, 2s 9d each, and in Cases containin times the quantity at lis each-sufficient to effect Permanent cure in the great majority of long-standin pases—by all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendor 'Uroughout the world, or sent on receipt of 33 or 132 stamps by the Proprietor. 15 THE LINCOLN AND MIDLAND COUNTIES' DRUG COMPANY, Lincoln. TRADE MARK—" BLOOD MIXTURE.' 18 r POSITIVE REMEDIES. Nonsuit the B«ok of Positive Remedies for the Cure of all Diseases. GRATIS.—Seit by Post to all parts of tne World 011 receipt 0' Two Stamps to prepay postage. A POSITIVE CURE FOR DEBILITIES AND DERANGEMENTS OF THE GENERA- TIVE AND NEivoUS SYSTEM, NERVOUS DE- BILITY AND li-HAUSTION, THE RESULT Oi< ^VER-TAXED Etergies IS GIVEN IN THE HOOK OF "POS^xvE REMEDIES. This Book fjives a POSITIVE REMEDY for all D1S3.ASES. The Names of all -Sdicines are given in English. Cases and Testimonial with means used in each case. IT IS A GUIDE TO "HE SELF-TREATMEN I OF ALL DISEASES, and souu be Consulted by all who Require medical treatn,nt NOTICE.—'THti POSI- TIVE MEDICINES GVEN IN THE BOOK F "POSITIVE it EM EDI A" ARE THE MEDIJINE '■SED BY DR. SMlir b'OK OVER TiliRiV V EAKS. By the aid oc Book Invalids mav form a. correct knowieuge of teir malady, and tiiul a Positive Remedy for the CI. TlJe names arc pub- lished in English, to enao,< InvaUtls to select the remedy and Cure TiiezuseIN2 withont consulting a medical man, making a writtt, statement of ease "or Paying consultation fees. Sew Xwo Stamps for the l>OOlv Ol" POSIUVERBM^IES, whicii contains 244 pases, and gives a cure for a diseases. Post irce on receipt of Two Stamps direct L3in '16 H. ifc H. SMITH c CO 130 POSITIVE REMBDY L-sORATORY '■'n. ^OUTHA.MPTON-ROW. I),\|)Q.V. \v! f 1ARDIFF ADVERTISisfG, BILL f 1ARDIFF ADVERTISisfG, BILL \J POSTING. AND CIRCULAR 'ISTRUJUTING COMPANY (L1MITE1. OFFICES: CHURCH-STTtEE'i' CUMBERS SECRETARY: FRANK H. Sr>bl'ON. Best Permanent Posting Stations in -^rdifr and «9ifinbournooc Contractors for ail ues-1D[10US v, A-ivwriiyii'g Circular Distributing iXc, All OV'iurs promuciv iir.tesxi.ui al£5 hu ^nriion. AUCTION APPOINTMENTS. Messrs BEYNON & LEWIS. Fruit and Forest Trees, &c., at Swansea Dec. 5 Messrs BOWLING BROTHERS. Offal Wood, &c., at Pembroke Dockyard Dec. 7 MR W. BRADLEY. Household Furniture, &c., at Cardiff Dec. 4 Milking Cows, Horses, &c., at Cardiff Dec. 4 Messrs BROOKS and HILL, Furniture and Effects, at Cardiff Dec. 4 CARDIFF AUCTION it STORAGE CO (L1.:I1.) (Mr J. G. MADDOX. Auctioneer) Thursday's Weekly Sale, at Rooms Dcc. 3 Magnificent Effects, at Rooms Dec. 3 Sale of Choice Works of Art at Rooms Dec. 11 & 12 Mr MOSES CULE. Leasehold Property, at Poutypridd. Dec 9 Mr ROBERT EVANS. Leasehold Property, at Bridgend Dec. 5 Mv DAVID EVANS. Stock-in-Trade, &c., at Cardiff Dec. 4 Mr JOHN FRANCIS. Freehold Properties, at Newcastle-Emlyn Dec. 11 .Messrs UOTTWALT/. and BOW RING Household Furniture and Effects, at Cardiff.. Dec. 3, 4 Dutch Bulbs, at Cardiff Dec. 4 Valuable Foreign Furs, at Cardiff Dec. 8 Fire and Thief-proof Safes, at Cardiff Dec. 11. Plant, Machinery, & at Mountain Ash Dec. 15 Household Furniture, at Cardiff Dec. 17 Posting Stock, &c., at Cardiff Messrs GOUGH and POWELL. Steyney Arms Hotel, &c., at Llanellv Dec. IS Mr THOMAS GRIFFITHS. Cardigan Market Tolls, at Cardigan Dec. 9 Messrs H. HILL & CO. Household Furniture, &c., at Swansea -iPec' Q Ship Sundries, at Swansea Dec. 9 Messrs JOHN JENKINS & CO. Ironmongery, &c., at Cardiff.. Leasehold Property, at Cardiff Dec. 10 MrF. U. JONES. Horses, at Bristol Dec. 3 Carriages at Bristol Dec. 10 Mr KENNARD. Household Furniture, at Cardiff Dec. 8 Mr JOHN M. LEEDER. Furniture, at Swansea Dec. 3 Plant and Machinery, at KiUay, nr. Swansea.Dec Messrs LEWIS BROTHERS. Dwelling-houses, at Neath Dec. 16 Messrs W. J. LOW ICS & SON. Leasehold Property, at Swansea Dec. 9 NEWLAND & RICKARD. Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, nt Newport Dec. 5 Messrs GEORGE NICHOLS SON, & ALDElt. Mineral Estate, at Cardiff Dec. 15 Messrs STEPHENSON and ALEXANDER. Fat Cattle and Sheep, near CardifT Dec. 7 Freehold Residence at,'Cai-diff Dec. 12 Horses, at Cardiff D-c. 12 Christmas Fat Stock, at Car.liff Dec. 14 Colliery, Plant, &c., at Cardiff Dec. 19 Mr JAMES STRAKER. Christmas Meat, at Abergavenny Dec. 8 AIR JOHN THOMAS. Timber, Grand Stand, &c.. at Cardiff Dec. 7 Messrs THIBE, CLARKE, and Co. Dwelling Houses, &c., at Cardiff Dec. 3 Mr F. WELSH Horses, Carriages, &c., at Newport Dec. 5 Chesnut Gelding, at Maindee, near Newport Dec. 5 SHERIFF'S SALE. Horse and Cart, &c., at Dinas Powis Dec. 3 SALE THIS DAY. Sale No. 367. 1- AT THE AUCTION AND STORAGE COMPANY'S. SALE ROOMS, 24, 2b, & 26, HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF TO PARTIES FURNISHING. l\/f R J. G. MADDOX will SELL by 1V.1 AUCTION, on THURSDAY, December 3rd, 1885, a large, valuable, and varied collection of over 300 Lots of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, both NEW AND SECOND-HAND which has been forwarded from various sources for absolute sale, comprising several Pianos, Oil Paint- ings, Pier Glasses, Books, Electro-pl(tted Goods, Toilet and other Ware, Iron and Brass Bedsteads, etc., etc., and the entire Fittings and Furniture of every de- scription for Balls, Dining, Drawinj, Breakfast and Bedrooms, Libraries, Offices, Kitchen, etc., in Walnut, Mahogany, Birch, and Oak, Upholstered in Tapestry, Repp, Plush, Velvet, Morocco, and other Coverings. The Lots are too numerous to particularize, but will be arranged in order of Sale, aud for view on morning of Sale. All Entries at either of the Tuesday or Thursday Sales, for purpose of Lotting, must be made by 12 o clock the day prior to either. Sale commences each day at 12 o'clock precisely. 1V.B.—These extensive and splendidly-appointed sale rooms (the. only roonut in the Principality where goods entered for sale can be properly displayed, and ivhere intending purchasers can view and thoroughly inspcct the various lots prior to commencement of sale) are always open for the reception of [foods of every descrip- tion, and, when required, cash advances made on aceount of same. 11944 72527 SALE THIS DAY. OWING TO DEPRESSION IN THE TRADE. MOST IMPORTANT TO PARTIES FURNISHING. GREAT SALE OF A VALUABLE AND CAREFULLY SELECTED CONSIGNMENT OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Forwarded from one of the FIRST HOUSES For ABSOLUTE DISPOSAL. MR J. G. illADDOX Is favoured with instructions by the Consignee to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Rooms of the CARDIFF AUCTION AND STORAGE COMPANY, 24, 25, & 26, HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF, On THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3RD, Commencing at 12 O'CLOCK NOON PRECISELY, An immense and varied assemblage of MAGNIFICENTLY UPHOLSTERED FIRST CLASS MANUFACTURED HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Of EVERY DESCRIPTION, Full particulars of which will appear in posters, etc. CATALOGUES cau be obtained a.t the Rooms, or will be forwarded by POST on APPLICATION'. Tho goods will be on view day prior to and mornings of sale. Sale each day will commence at 12 o'clock noon. Auction Company's Offices, High-street, Cardiff.77313 SALE THIS DAY. PONTCANNA-PLACE, CANTON JOHN-STREET, ROATIi and CROSS-STREET, MAINDY, NEAR CARDIFF. MESSRS TRIBE, CLARKE and CO. are instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the Queen's Hotel, Cardiff, on THURSDAY, the 3rd day of December, 1885, at six for seven o'clock in the evening, subject to conditions to be then produced, the following LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES in the following or such other lots as may be deter- mined at the time of sale. LOT 1.—A MESSUAGE, SHOP, and PREMISES, No. 1, Pontcanna-place, in the occupation of Mr Harris, at the yearlv rent of 920. LOT 2.—A DWELLING-HOUSE adjoining No. 3, Poiitcanna-place, in the occupation of Mr Francis, at the rental of 5s per week. LOT 3—A similar DWELLING-HOUSE, No. 5. Pontcanna-place, in th occupation of Mr Hewett, at the rental of 5s per week. LOT 4.—A similar DWELLING-HOUSE, No. 7, Pontcanna-place, in the occupation of Mr Rogers, at the rental of 58 per week. '1 he above four houses are he.a under lease for 99 years from 2nd February, 1859. at the ground rent of B2 2s each. LOT LEASEHOLD M E>S(j AGES, being Nos. 47 and h9. John-street, ltoatil, in the occupation of James Welsh and C. O. Driscoll, at 5s per week each. These premises are held under lease for 99 years from 29th September, 1857, at the ground rent of 24 8s a year. LOT 6.—TWO MESSUAGES and PREMISES, being Nos. 29 and 30, Cross-street, Maindy, Cardiff, in the occupation of Hees Jenkins and Job Thomas, at 4s per week each. „ The premises are held under lease for 99 years from 2nd August, 1877, at the ground rent of £ 4 14s Od a year LOT 7.—'Two MESSUAGES and PREMISES, Nos. 31 and 32, Cross-street, in the occupation of Edwm Stedder and Thomas Rogers, at 4s per week each. These premises ate held under lease lor the same term and ground rent as Lot 6. LOT 8.—Two MESSUAGES and PREMISES, Nos. 33 and 34, Cross-street, aforesaid, in the occupition of William Tucker, at 8s 6d per week held for the same term and ground rent as the last lot. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, or to Mr UENRY HEARD, Solicitor, 77324 Cardiff. PARK-HALL SALE-ROOMS, CARDIFF. MR E. F. KENNARD will conduct his usual WEEKLY SALE on TUESDAY next, December 8th, 1886, when he will offer HOUSEHOLD FURN1TURK AND EFFECTS, Removed from various residences in the neighbourhood for absolute sale, including second-hand Pianoforte and American organ. Without reserve. Sale at 2 prompt. 77164 SALE TO-MORROW. Short Notice-29, Patrick-street, Bute-road, Cardiff. MESSRS BROOKS and HILL havo instructions from Mr Kaek, who is leaving for Australia, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at his address, as above, on FRIDAY N EXT, December 4th, 1885, the whole of his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, consisting of the contents of twelve well furnished rooms, in which is included a very superior American Organ. Sale at one p.m. sharp. No reserve. 273 IMPORTANT.-One Box of thel. X. L. Pill& are guaranteed to cure ail private cases and compli- cations of the uriilary organs, whetheracquired or other- wise. Sent post lree tor 4s by Proprietor, G. D. Horton, M.P.S (from, he General Hospital), Aston-road, Birmingham. Agents Cardiff—A. Hagon, Chemist, 39. Britige-sL. lei Chemist, Pontmorlais and Georgetown. Swansea -Lloyd Chemist, Oxford-street. N eWlwrt- Yotln; Chemist, liigh-street. N.B.—Have notor iwsn froe 7T!\[1, bn Jturiion. SALTTTIIIS DAY (THURSDAY) & TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), DEC. 3 & 4, 1885. AT 11 O'CLOCK. AT THE SALEROOMS. 11, HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF. LARGE TWO-DAYS' SALE. IMPORTANT SALE OF THE VERY SUPERIOR ANTIQUIC AND MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Attractive Oil Paintings and Water-Colour Drawings, BRONZES, OLD CHINA. Collard Piano. VALUABLE 7-OCTAVE GRAND PIANO, by Uussell. 150 OUNCES OF SILVER. LIBRARY OF BOOKS. FULL-SIZED MAHOGANY FRAME BILLIARD TABLE, with Complete APPOINTMENTS, by BURROUGHS and WATTS. CONTENTS OF GREENHOUSE. PONY PHAETON. And a Variety of Effects, SOLD UNDER POWERS OF SALE. Also in same sale (by permission of the Solicitor interested) the major portion of THE CONTENTS OF A RESIDENCE AT PEN ARTH, By order of the. Execu tors of a gentleman deceased. MESSRS GOTT WALTZ & BO WRING are favoured with instructions to SELL the above attractive EFFECTS at theii- Rooms, 11, High- street, Cardiff, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 3rd and 4th December, commencing each day at 11 o'clock precisely. The DINING-ROOM FURNITURE comprises A large Turkey carpet, rug, and mats, and curtaius in tapestry and velvet; fireplace fittings, a VERY HANDSOME PAIR OF BRONZE FIGURE CAXDELABRA, Mercury awl Iris, a 7-OCTAVE NEARLY NEW PIANOFORTE, by COLLARD and COLLARD, very la ge chimney glass, VERY SUPERIOR CARVED MAHO- GANY DINING-ROOM SUITE of 14 CHAIRS in MOROCCO, GRAND SIDEBOARD, DINING TABLE and DINNER WAGON, VALUABLE WORCESTER DESSERT SET, 29 PIECES, pair of Uinks bronze reading lamps, clock, bronzes vases, wall placques, VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS, including a guaran- teed work by George IIayc, decorative objects, plaques, smoking and louuge chairs, mahogany secretaire bookcase. IN TWO DRAWING-ROOMS.—A pair of very hand. some mirrors, Wilton pile bordered carpet, whico wool and other hearthrugs, valuable old china, including specimens in Dresden, Berlin, Vr or. cester, Spode, and Wedgwood, modern orna- ments a Chippendale china cabinet, ELEGANT ROSEWOOD DRAWING-ROOM SUITE in plush, centre, occasional, and card tables, a butil cabinet carved walnut cheifonniere, folding chairs and brackets, cornices and mantel boards with fringe, and worked by hand cabinet cups and saucers, vases, fenders and brasses, fire screen, while and gold chairs, TWO LOUIS XIV. CHAIRS a-id SETTEE* in velvet, brass coal-scuttle, a 7-OCTAVE GRAND PIANO- FORTE by Russell, in rosewood case; music cabinets, stools, sheet music, &c. In LIBRARY, HALL, and CORRIDORS.—Ten pairs of antlers, Gothic oak shields, GRAND OLD OAK HALL SETTEE and CHAIR IN VELVET, hall furni- ture in carved oak, old swords, waii-plates and brackets, carpeting, tine dull walnut set of full suite of chairs and couch ia leather, bookcase, handsome side- board,dining table, &c., all complete tapestry window curtains and holders, very fine proof engravings, water colour drawings 3:0 VOLUMES OF BOOKS, including a large number of well-bound, and em- bracing poetical, scientific, and literary works. SITTING-ROOM and BREAK i AST-ROOM, inclu- ding couches, easy and other chairs, table with screw action, davenport, pollard oak suite, set of chess men and board, painted placques, massive ditto, sideboard, 10ft.. dining table, overmantel, a large range of book shelves, old bronzes, handsome vases and chimney giasses. THE BILLIARD-ROOM contains a full-size and nearly new billiard table in mahogany frame in perfect condition, with billitrd bails, li cues, 4 butts, two marking boards, cue rests, brush, iron, 6-light billiard light with shades, settees covered in leather, which cost nearly £ 160 a short time since, linoleum off floor, fender and irons, sporting pictures after Leech. IN THE BEDROOMS are the carpets in tapestry, Brussels, and Kidderminster, rugs, toilet sets, two cots, EIGHT BRASS, IRON, and POLISHED WOOD BEDSTEADS, with all the bedding, double winged wardrobes and pedestal toilet tables to match, small wardrobes and other articles en suite, box Ottomans a lady's COSTLY DRESSING BAG, with sil- ver fittings, by LEUCHARS, PICCADILLY, settees, chairs, baths, screens, chest of drawers, towel rails, window blinds, a very handsomely decorated walnut bedroom suite of full size, with diamond edge glasses to wardrobe and dressing table, also toilet tables in walnut, birch, and mahogany, a batchelor's wardrobe in mahogany, washstand and dressing tables, landing, stair, and corridor carpeting, plated candle- sticks, bedroom fenders, fireirons, and other similar effects, a bedroom screen, a CHOICELY INLAID MAHOGANY BEDROOM SUITE, suitable for young adies' room, bed linen, blankets, &c. Jlle PANTRIICS contain fine old cuina dinner service and one largo earthenware ditto with gilt handles, breakfast, ka, and dessert sets, glass, plated goods, set of dish covers, entree dishes, beautiful cut glass salad bJwl and servers, cruets, tea and coffee ets, &c. The CONTENTS of GREENHOUSE, PONY PHAETON, SADDLE, escape ladder in two parts, turf guards, &c. Detailed catalogues may be had of II. P. INGLKDEW, E SOLICITOR, 115, BUTE DOCKS, or of the auctioneer's, all of Cardiff. The Auctioneers desire to call especial attention to the view and m e, fis the furniture, old china, ptate, Unen, pic. tures, an<\ other effects are of a hind rarely submitted to auction 771bl ON SATURDAY NEXT, AT 2.30. 11, HIGH STREET, CARDIFF. TO PRIVATE GROWERS, GARDKN ltS AND OiH) KS. Unreserved Sale of TWO CASES OF THIS SEASON'S DUTCH BULBS, Imported direct from Haarlem, all in splendid con- dition, comprising Hyacinths, Narcissus, Crocus, &c. MESSRS GOTT WALTZ & BOWRIAG are instructed by the growers to SELL by AUCTION, at their ale Rooms, 11, High-street, Car- diff, on SATURDAY next, at 2.30 p.m. Catalogues and all particulars from the Auctioneers, 11, High-street, or the Cardiff Horse Exchange. 77385 RJLHE CARDIFF HORSE EXCHANGE. RIDING LESSONS GIVEN DAILY EITHER IN THE SCHOOL OR ON THE ROAD. JUMPING LESSONS MAY liE HAD IN THE PROPRIE- TORS' PRIVATE GROUND, the fittings and arrangements of which are on the most approved principles. Special attention given to the instruction and com- fort of children and beginners in riding. Quiet and thoroughly trained ponies, hacks, and hunters. The school is under the personal superintondance of the Proprietors and a well-known efficient Riding Master. Dressing Rooms with every comfort and convenience, and a well-appointed Gallery for the accommodation of visitors and friends of pupils. Private Lessons by Appoitittiieiit. Hunters, Hacks, Harness Horses on Hire or Sale. For terms, &c., apply to G' >TTWALTZ AND BOWRING, PROPRIETORS. 76745 HUNTERS. ESSRS GOTT WALTZ & BOWRING 1M. beg to inform their friends that they have a GRAND STUD OF 25 HUNTERS, in hard condition and fit to go, which have been pur- chased with their usual care and judgment, and which MAY BE HAD BY IHE DAY, WEEK, OR SEASON. References can be made t) Masters of Hounds who were supplied last season, if necessary. Terms and all information Oil application. 76962 31, CLIFTON-STREET, ROATH UNRESERVED SALE OF IRONMONGER'S STOCK. MESSRS JOHN JENKINS and CO. .l.f.J.. have been instructed by the Assignee of the estate of William Wagstaff, of the above wddress, to SELL by AUCTION, on the premises, on TUESDAY, the 8th of December instant, commencing at two o'clock, sharp, the whole of the assorted stock of IRONMONGERY, consisting p' incipaily of furnishing goods, kitchen utensiis, cutlery, paints and brushes, garden and buiiders' tools, lamps, polishes, metal and brass goods, ftlld numerous effects, with the counters, gas fittings, and trade utensils. No Reserve. The shop to lot. Auctioneer's Offices, Puiihannonic Chambers, Cardiff, December 1st, 1885. 77459 NORTH WILLIAM STREET, NEWTOWN, CARDIFF. MESSRS JOHN JENKINS & CO. J-V.fi- WIU SELL by AUCTION, by order of the JiXecutors of the late Mr Rees Evans, at the Queen's Hotel, Cardiff, on THURSDAY, the 10th day of December, 1885, at Three o'clock p.m. precisely, the following lots ot LEASEHOLD PROPERTY lMKPi'iuS? DWELLING-IIOUSiC, SHOP, and BAKEliOU.SE, numbered 1, North William-street, Newtown, Cardiff, now in the occupation of Mr E. ltelleher, at a rental of£30 per annum. LOT 2.—The COTTAGE at the rear thereof, now in the occupation of C. Donovan, at a, weeklv rellt of 5s. LOT 3.-The DWELLING-HOUSE, numbered 2 in North William-street aforesaid, let to Mr J. BulNer -it a weekly rent of 7s 6d. ° LOT 4.-The DWELLING-HOUSE, numbered 3 in North Williain-street aforesaid, in the occupation of Mr J. Lane, at a weekly rent of 7s 6d. The above-mentioned DM eliing-houscs are held under a lease from the late Evan Williams, Esq., to the late Mr Rees Evan, for a term of 99 years froin 1st May, 1852, at a ground rent of E8 !J3 6d., of which 23 will be apportioned on Lot 1 £ 1 2s 6ll on Lot 2 ■ and £ 2 8s on each of Lots 3 and 4. The vendors will reserve the right of offering the property in one lot. ° For FIII ther particulars apply to the Auctioneers or to Messrs Waldron and So Solicitors, 74, St. Mary- street, Cardiff. 77177 SALE TO-MORROW. MThe Model Auction Mart, North-road, Cardiff. R W. BRADLEY will SELL by AUCTION, on FRIDAY, Dec. 4th, under KNBNVM'I^NT' A LARS0 <LUMLT'ITY OF HOUSEHOLD T UF.'S.snoeuiakers machine, hand machine. ^C ^LOP:^RF' MTURS> 6 STOUT bottles <xu odle <it c o clock. 299 SALE TO-MORROW. MThe Rose and Crown, Hotel Yard, North-road. RMV ALDLEIR WIL1 SELL BY AUC- T ni "I1 !AY, December 4th, under powers of A bill ofJ*ale, 2 milking cows, horses, carts, &C. Sale at & o lock. JJJJJG QTIFF'S S'LARCH. STIFF'S STARCH IT having come to the s It having come to the STIFF'S STARCH, AN'1 CMESSR? CO. that some retailers PCI'TII'IR'Q QTADNW JL to induce tha VJ II-CI S SI AliCH. public to purchase low priced and in ferior starches VJ TIFF'S STARCH. Representing them to be the nianufacture of Messrs CJTIFF'S STARCH, to'pu^he public "ONTS KJ guard against such unprin- STIFF'S STARCH. cip1eù pra.ctices,and tostate that every box or packet ^TIFF'S STARCH. C.TIFFS STARCH. 51b Packets and lib Fancy STIFF'S STARCH. Boxes, and may beobtainod O of any Grocer, Druggist, or ^TIFF'S STARCH, ^I, OR OF THE AIANU" TIFF'S STARCH. REDCUFFVS^, BIUSTOL 5(i9e l22-q6 76492 ESTABLISHED 1818. al£5 Irn JVnrifant. THE MONMOUTHSHIRE HORSE REPOSITORY, MAINDEE, NEWPORT. MON. THE NEXT STUD SALE OF 60 HUNTERS, MATCH CARRIAGE HORSES, BROUGHAM HORSES, GENTLEMEN'S WEIGHT-CARRYING COBS, LADIES' HACKS, DELIVERY VAN, 'BUS AND DRAUGHT HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, AND DOGS, Will be held on SATURDAY, 5th Deecmber, 1885, at 12 o'clock Noon. The Hunters will be on trial on Fri- day, 4th December next. Amongst the entries already received are the fol- lowing :— BAY GELDING, 6 off, 16.1, a thoroughly reliable hunter, up to 18 stone quiet in single and double har- ness: warranted sound. BAY GELDING, by "Royal George," 5 years old, 15.3 quiet in harness and to ride is one of the grandest brougham horses in the West of England warranted sound. BROWN GELDING, by "Lord Ronald," 5 years old, 15.2, a clever and fast hunter, up to 13 stone quiet in single and double harness warranted sound. BAY GELDING, 5 years old, 15.3. a well-known hunter with the Monmouthshire and Llangibby Hounds; also a splendid harness horse warranted sound. CHESNUT MARE, 6 years old, 14.2, a good huntress, veiy good looking quiet in harness sound. CHESNUT COB GELDING, 5 years old, 14 2, a very clever hunter, suitable for an elderly gentleman quiet in harness sound. BLACK CHESNUT MARE, 5 years old, 15 hands, a wonderful goer in saddle and harness; a thorough huntress, up to 12 stone; sound. BROWN GELDING, 13.2., 7 years old quiet in harness and to ride a grand shooting pony carries a bdy to hounds warrantclI sound. BLACK MARE, 13.. 7 years old quiet to ride and drive, suitable for a fashionable lady's phaeton sound. BAY GELDING, 14.1, 4 years old quiet in harness and saddle, suitable for a tradesman's delivery van; sound. BAY MARE, 4 years old, 15 hands, a splendid mover steady in harness and saddle sound. 77340 F. WELSH, Auctioneer. IN DISPUTE. MO BE SOLD ON SATURDAY, 5TH DECEMBER NEXT, at the Monmouthshire Horse Repository, Maindee, Newport, Mon., A CHESN&T GELDING, 7 years old; 16 hands. 77350 F. WELSH, Auctioneer. PONTYPRIDD.—MORGAN-STREET. SALE OF YNYS(iYFILON HOUSE AND PREMISES. m./JTR MOSES CULE has been instructed 1>JL to offer for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION at the Butchers' Arms Hotel, Pontypridd, on WEDNES- DAY, the 9th day of December, at 5 for 6 o'clock in the afternoon, subject to such conditions as shall be thell produced, all that LEAS K HOLD MESSUAGE OR DWELLING- HOUSE, COACH-HOUSE, STABLE, AND PREMISES known as Ynysgyfilon House, Morgan-street, Ponty- pridd, the property of the representatives of the iate 1\11' superintendent Thomas, and now in the occupition of Miss Wayne, as yearly tenant, at all annual relit of £10, And also all that'LEASEHOLD COTTAGE ad- joining, now in the occupation of George Green, at the present low monthly rent of 15s. The premises are held under a lease for 99 years, from the 29th Sept., 1850. granted by Sir Charles M. R. Morgan, Bart., at the annual ground rent of £7 7s., subje t to a further rent of B5 per annum for every additional dwelling- house erected Oil the aid piece or parcel of ground comprised in tin said lease. There is a large plot of ground now used as a garden comprised in thè lease available for building, having an area of 496 square yards or thereabouts, with a frontage of 46 feet, abutting on Morgan-street. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, Pentrebach, Puntypridd, or to Messrs GROVER aud GROVER, Solicitors, Pontypridd and Cardiff. TOWN OF NEATH. SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTY. ESSHS LEWIS BROTHERS are instrnc!erl by the Executors of the late Mr John Harris to SELL by AUCTION on the premises, on WEDNESDAY", December 16tli, 1885, at two o'clock in the afternoon, subject to conditions of sale to be then produced, all thœe 3 FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSES, GARDENS AND PREMISES, situate and being Nos. 10, 11, and 12, Commercial- street, Neath, in the occupation of Mr James McDonald and others, at a montbly rent amounting to £ 33 Zi per annum, awl all those 7 FREEHOLD COTTAGES, with their appurtenances, situate andbeing Nos. 1 to 7, inclusive, Lime couit, The Green, Neath, in the occupa- tion of Mr John Rees and others, as monthly tenants, at rents amounting, when fully tenanted, to £ 50 7s 6(1. Tne landlords pay the rates. The properties are in thorouglI repair and respectably tenanted. And all that Ground Rent of £5 5s per annum, pay- able b) tbe representatives of the late Mr Peter Donaldson upon a Shop and two Houses held in lease for an unexpired term of about 62 years. Further particulars may be had of the Auctioneers, at their Offices, Neath; and of Mr David Harris, Seven Sisters," Dowlais Valley, Neath. 77364 PLANTING SEASON. ]Vf ESSFiS BEYNON and LEWIS are in- l v B structed by Mr W. Grove, Hereford Nurseries, to SELL by AUCTION, on SATURDAY, December | 5, 188b, at the Victoria Auction Mart, Gornerian-place, SW:1nsea. a very Choice and Selected consignmcnt of about 300 lots of FRUIT TREES, Including Espalier and Pyramid apples, pears, and p1 urns (Jf the finest arieties, currants, gooseberries, &c., Fine standard apples, damsons, and plums of the Vet)" bebt descriptions oi pot fruit. A very choice col. lection of about 100 lots of standard and dwarf roses, best named sorts, in strong, healthy plants. A variety of choice rhododendrons. Ornamental and foret trees, including 40,000 larch, 2 to 3 feet; 20,000, 3 to 5 feet: 2,000 Spanish chestnuts, 2 to 3 feet; oak and ash, 2 to 6 feet; 100,000 quick thorns, 2 to 4 feet. The forest trees and thorns sold by sample and otherwise. Sale tv commence at Eleven o'clock a.m. Auctioneer's Offices, Victoria Chambers, Swansea. 77378 ALEXANDRA PARK, CARDIFF. UNRESERVED SALE OF TIMBER. TO BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS, FARMERS, AND OTHERS. MR JOHN THOMAS has been favoured with instructions to SELL by AUCTION, on MONDAY, the 7th December, 1385, on the Ground as above, the undonnentioned TIMBER 21,000 superficial feet of lin. boarding, several thousand feet of uprights, used as a boundary fence for Park several thousand feet of [ osts and rails, fixed round the courses also the GRAND STAND, with stables in back and bar and cellars under, covered with corrugated iron; and the offices at entrance. The Grand Stand and Offices will be sold in two lots, and the whole in suitable lots, and, for the convenience of purchasers, as it now stands, and to ba removed at purchasers' expense. Sale to commence at Two o'clock precisely. Further particulars may be had of the Auctioneer, at Cowbridge. 77-113 H.M. DOCKYARD, PEMBROKE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Order of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, on MONDAY, December 7th, 1885, OFFAL WOOD, ifcc., consisting of teak and mahogany slabs and pieces, oak edgings, ehu pi.),es, lignum vitæ, firewood, zinc ashes, zinc bottoms, metal acihe" iroll IShg, pulley and other chains, deadeyes, portablo forge, injector, iron- stone boiler pipes, iron, iron and steel tools, leather hoses, leather, c rk, boat, weighing machino and weights, carboys, india-rubber pipe, furniture, carpets, &c., &c. Sale at Twelve o'clock precisely.—Catalogues on application to BOWLING BROTHERS, Auctioneers to the Lords COlllmissioners of 77403 the Admiralty. SALE THIS DAY. EAST BROOK, DINAS POWIS, NEAR CARDIFF. TO BUILDERS AND PARTIES FURNISHING. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, on JL THURSDAY NEXT. December 3rd, a HORSE AND CART and suftlcient of the BUILDING MATERIALS AND EFFECTS, Belonging to Mr Thomas Yeo, builder, to satisfy executions issued through the High Sheriff of the County of Glamorgan. The lots may be viewed on the morning of the sale, which will commence punctually at Twelve o'clock 1100n. There will be no reserve. Dated, Cardiff, November 28th, 1835. r; u CAN THIS BE EQUALLED ? FINEST AMERICAN CHEESE. 4d. per lb. by the Cheese. 5d. „ by the Half-Cheese. 6d. for Retail Use. We have contracted for Christmas Trade some good Stilton, Gorgonzola, Cheddar, and Canadian Cheese. CHOICEST SEPTEMBER'S. 6d. per lb. by the Cheese. 6id. „ by the Half. Cheese, 7d. for Retail Use. W. MARCHANT & CO., G £ JASTLE JGTREET, 0ARDIFF. rr. M. HAL E, GENERAL BRASS FOUNDER, WEST DOCK, CARDIFF. Gun metal steam fittings, and all kinds of brass work made and repaired on the premises. Gun metal and phosphor bronze castings quickly sup. phed to any pattern. 77213 THE GREAT BLOOD MILOMPSON'S BURDOCK PILLS over- J. coniethe worst forms of diseases, and the fonlest state of theblood, 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 followiIP complaints;—Indigestion, or wind in the stomach or bowels,giddiness 111 the head, dimness of sight, weak or sore eyes, loss of memory, palpitation of the heart, liver, andbilious obstructions, asthma, or tightness iu the chest rheumatics, lumbago, piles, gravel, pains in the back, scurvy, bad legs bad breast, sore throat, sore heads and sores of all descriptions, burns, wounds, or white swellings, scrofula, or king's evil, gatherings, tumours or cancers, pimpies 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 lAd and 2s 9d each, sold by most Chemists, or from the Burdock Pill Manufactory, 44 o ford-street. Swansea. 10 1>0 ROUGH OF NEWPORT WILLIAM WILLIAMS, 12 Lower Merchant- sweet, behind the Town-hall Corporation bill-poater nu cTJer. Hel1r stht; princinal hoardings and stations 1:1 ^lewpor; 111.1- X "ighboÙril\wd. Two good bill ousters Kept V\ ork attended to with quick despatch .town ana country. old established—more than a a iarter of ar.enturw 8753 54065 alts bIT kurtiglt., SALE THIS DAY. TO GENTLEMEN AND OTHERS FURNISHING. SALE OF A BANKRUPT'S! STOCK OF FURNI- TURE, OXFORD CHAMBERS, SWANSEA. MR JOHN M. LEEDER has been instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the above Rooms, 011 THURSDAY. December 3rd, 1885, SEVEN RAILWAY TRUCK LOADS OF HOUSE- HOLD FOURNITURE, &c. HOLD FOURNITURE, &c. Comprising 6 drawing and dining-room suites in leather, tapestry, velvet, rep and hair, 25 mahogony chests of drawers, 2 bedroom suites;, 4 pairs of Duchesse stands and tables, walnut wardcrobe with bevelled glass door, 12 mahogany and walnut dining and loo tables, 24 window tables, 2 large walnut cbiffonnieres, marble top with glass back ancf door handsomely carved, 6 mahogany and oak coal boxes, 6 oak office chairs, pedestal office table, 12 whatnots, 6 iron back occasional chairs, candelabra, mirnor, gilt brackets, mahogany towel rails, about 200 chairs, easy chairs in leather and hair, marble timepiece,, &c., &c., also a quantity of other valuable articles too numerous to mention. Goods on view to-day, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. 77436 For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, at his Offices, 101, Oxford-street, Oxford Chambers, Swansea PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. TO COLLIERY PROPRDSTORS, MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS.. A/I R JOHN M. LELEDER has received -fi. instructions to SELI» by PUBLIC AUCTION, early in December, the PLANT AND MACHINERY At the Rhydydefaid Colliery, situate at Killay, near Swansea, consisting of pumping and mining engines, boiler, pit frame and cages, steel wire ropes, tipping apparatus, coal screens, tools, railway siding, office fur- niture, and a quantity of other material too numerous to mention. Further particulars will appear in future advertise- ments. For further information apply to the Auctioneer at his offices, Oxford Chambers, Swansea. 77270 SALE TO-MORROW. LONDON HOUSE AUCTION ROOMS, 1 CASTLE- STREET. SWANSEA. MESSRS H. HILL AND CO, have been .IvjL instructed to SEfoL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on FRIDAY, the 4th day of December, 1885, the fol- lowing HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, A portion of which is sold, under a warrant from the High Sheriff of tlieCocnty of Glamorgan, viz.: Skittle board, easy chairs, couches, 2 settles, dining- room suite in American leather, drawing-room suite in velvet, pier-glasses, mahogany sideboard with plate- glass back, chiffouniere, "umbrella stand, iron bed- steads, washstands and dressing tables, superior walnut dressing table, witli glass attached, marble stand to match, iron bedsteaids, palliasses, feather and milpuff beds, chest of drawers, wardrobes, kitchen requisites. &c. Also a consignment of trunks, hat boxes, baths, teapots, &c., &c.. Sale to commence at 11. o'clock. Goods on view I%Iorning of Sale. 77421 MARSDEN v. NEWTON. MESSRS H. HILL and Co. have re- ceived instructions from the Official Liquidators of the Great Eastern Steamship Company and the Great Eastern Syndicate. Limited, to SELL by PUB- LIC AUCTION, on WEDNDSDuVY, the 9th day of December, 1885, at the London House Auction Mart, I 10, Castle-street, Swansea, the FOLLOWING GOODS, removed for convenience of sal e, viz., 9!s coils of Manilla rope from 2in to4in, 42 pair s of blankets, 6 rugs, li coil of white yarn, -15 feet 3in. sii tgle leather belting, lu coils of hemp ratline, lot of dim ler and tea ware, about 4 doz. glasses, 5 p iirs of doubjte blankets, 7 pairs sheets, 7 counterpanes, pillow slips, towels, a quantity of moderator lamp fittings and chiirmeys, 60 globes, 3 lamps, 3 dish covers, 12 pieces of wa III paper, i-barrel of engine oii, keg of white lead, J-ca sk of black Rus- sian tallow, and a lot of sundries, also 2 iron tanks. Sale to commence at 11 o'clock. Terms, cash. No reserve. 7741b Auctioneers' Offices, 10, Castle-stree t, Swansea. GREENFIELD-STREET AND OIW^NGE-STREET, SWANSEA. SALE OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD1 PROPERTIES. MESSRS W. J. LOWES & SON HAVE been instructed by the Administrator of the late Miss C. Cohen to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION at the Cameron Arms Hotel, High-street, Swansea, on WEDNESDAY", December 9th, 1885. subject to such conditions as shall there and then be prpduced, the followiug valuable LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, viz LOT I.-All that large and coinmedious LEASE- HOLD SHOP, DWELLING-HOUSE, and PREMI. SES, situate and being No. 17, Orange-street, Swansea, now held by Mr Adolphus Siedle, on a lease expiring 25th December, 1885, at the annual rental of £40. LOT 2.-All that LEASEHOLD DWELLING. HOUSE and PREMISES situate and being No. 1, Greenfield-street, Swansea, now held on lease expiring 19th April, 1890, by Mr Henry Puntan, at the annual rental of :£20. LOT 3.—All those four LEASEHOLD OOTTAGES situate aud being Nos. 2, 3, 4, and 5, Greeratfeld-street, Swansea, now let to respectable tenants ait the gross weekly rental of £1 7s 6d. The whole of the above are held for a term of 99 years from 29th September, 1804, and wiQ. be sold subject to a ground rent of jE6 Is 9d, which will be apportioned as follows, viz.—For Lot 1, E2 for Lot 2, 17s 9d and for Lot 3. S5 4s. Sale to commence at Three o'clock p.m. For further particulars and conditions of sa-Ie, apply to Messrs Stricks and Bellingham, Solicitor^, jislier- street, Swansea; or to the Auctioneers, at their Offices, 2, Heathfield-street, Swansea. 77434 PURSUANT TO THE SETTLED LAND ACtT, 1882. COUNTIES OF CARDIGAN & CARMARTHEN. IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE FEEEHOLD PROPERTIES. Mil JOHN FRANCIS is instructed to offer for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Salutation Hotel, Newcastle-Emlyn, at One o'clock, on FRIDAY, 11th December, 1885, all the undermen- tioned FREEHOLD FARMS, Small Holdings, Accommodation Land, Corn Grist Mill, Dwelling-houses, Building Sites, &c., being out- lying- portions of the Llanayrou Estate, all conveni- ently situate adjoining or adjacent to the main roads, and within easy distances of the market towns of Llandyssul and Newcastle-Emlyn, viz. Pantdaniel, Llaingotta (part of Pantdaniel), Penalltygwyn, fields called Parkcalch and Pantyrbaidd, and Troedyraur Mill, in the parishes of Troedyraur, Bettws Evan. and Blaenporth piece of Common in the parish of Llanfihangel-ar-nth; Pantshift, Fron, Abercefel, Vain (part of Abercerdin), Frongoch (part of Abercer- din), Tyssul Quarry Cottage, Two Cottages and Gar- dens (part of Dolganfed), Troedyrhiwnewydd Cottage and Garden (part of Dolganfed), Dolganfed (part of), Dol-issa (part of Dolganfed), aud Dol-ucha (part of Dolganfed), in the parish of Llandyssul. Particulars, plans, and conditions of sale may be obtained of Mr David Lloyd, Solicitor, Lampeter of Mr John Francis, Auctioneer, Land Agent, and Valuer, Carmarthen and of Messrs Bolton, Bobbins, Busk, and Co., Solicitors, 45, Lincoln's-inu-fields, London. W.C. 77437 fetors aitir 0 LAMP MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS. THE YSTRADYFODWG LOCAL BOARD are pre- pared to receive TENDERS for 100 or more COPPER FUAIED LAMPS complete. Carriage paid to any station on the Rhondda Branches of the Taff Vale Railway. All such Lamps to be suitable for street lighting. Specification may bo seen, and Form 01 i«iaer obtained, at the Surveyor's Office, Local Board Offices, Llewelyn-street, Pentre, Rhondda. All Tenders to be delivered, enclosed, at the Local Board Offices, endorsed Tender for Street Lamps," addressed to the Chairman of the Local Board, on or before Wednesday, the 9Lh of December next. The Board do nut bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender. By Order, J W. JONES, Surveji r to the Board. November 25, 1885. 77382 T JgjXHAUST I JECTOR. (PATENT.) SAVES COAL. SAVES WATER. SUPERSEDES FEED PUMPS AND HEATERS. RAISES FEED WATER TO 190- WITHOUT COST. REDUCES BACK PRESSURE ON PISTON. DYNE STEEL & CO., NEWPORT AND CARDIFF, Have all sizes in stock. Exhaust Injectors fitted up, and working guaranteed. J. & H. G WYNNE'S "INVINCIBLE" CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS. Apply to DYNE STEEL & CO., SOLE AGENTS. 77159 J. M. H A 1 B> COAL MERCHANT, No. 147, BUTE-ROAD, AND No. 1, EAST-GROVE, TREDEGARVILLE, CARDIFF. BEST FOUNDRY COKE, FIRECLAY, PORCELAIN !?IRZ. BRICKS, GUARANTEED TO STAND THE INTENSEST HEAT. 72952 LUNG SA VE YOUR LI VES BY TAKING TONIC LUNG /"kWRRl DGE'S TONIC LUNG I } WJ5tU.Uljr.Ci O TONIC LUNG TT\f rn n AT T r> TONIC LUNG i u N G NN 0 N I C TONIC LUNG JLJ J TONIC LUNG THE MIGHTY HEALER. TONIC LUNG It has a power over diseases hither- TONIC LUNG to unknown in medicine. TONIC LUNG Are you at all weak-chested, or TONIC LUNG inclined to be Consumptive, with TONIC LUNG just a touch of Cough now and then} TONIC LUNG Tiy this Wonderful Medicine." TONIC LUNG The Cough and Weakness will dis- TONIC LUNG appear as if by magic, and you will TONIC LUNG feel a strength and power you never TONIC LUNG had before. TONIC LUNG UAVE YOU A COUGH ? TONIC LUNG A DOSE WILL RELIEVE IT. TONIC LUNG HAVE YOU A COLD 1 TONIC LUNG A DOSE AT BEDTIME WILL TONIC LUNG REMOVE IT. TONIC LUNG Bronchitis and Asthma it relieves TONIC LUNG instantly. TONIC LUNG ——— TONIC LUNG The Spaisms cf Coughing so dread- TONIC LUNG ful in Whooping Cough become less TONIC LUNG with each do so of the medicine. TONIC LUNG ——— TONIC LUNG Prepared by W. T. OWBRIDGE, TONIC LUNG Chemist, Hull. TONIC LUNG Sold in Bottles, Is lid, 2s 9d, 4s 6d, TONIC LUNG and lis, by all Chemists ani Patent TONIC LUNG Medicine Vendois. TONIC LUNG Wholesale all London and Provincial TONIC LUNG 12297 Houses. 76493 TONIC (Election Abbrtszrs. Q.ENERAL ELECTION, 1885. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE WESTERN DIVISION OF THE COUNTY- OF MONMOUTH. GENTLEMEN,— Accepting the unanimous invitation of your Central Liberal Association, confirmed, as it has been, by resolutions passed without a dissentient at eight public meetings, held in the principal centres of popu- lation in the division, I offer myself as a Candidate to represent you in the Commons House of Parliament. I am a firm Liberal, belonging to the more advanced school of that historic party. All the measures of reform which our great leader Mr Gladstone, with his ripe experience and unrivalled knowledge of the limits of parliamentary possibilities, mentions in his manifesto as being ready for settle- ment, I shall be glad to support. Mr Gladstone's statement of the principles by which our foreign policy should be guided is, in my judgment, sound. These principles were in some pleasure de- parted from in the treatment of the Egyptian diffi. culties, but the admission that has been made that there was such a departure affords to me firm founda- tion for the hope that these principles will by any future Liberal Administration be more closely ad- hered to. Although the safeguarding of the interests of our Great Nation, with her numerous Colonies and vast possessions, requires that our Navy should be main- tained in a high state of efficiency, I am convinced that the annual votes taken for the Army and Navy might be much reduced without impairing the value or influence of either of those services. Recent enquiries only confirm the opinion that a most searching inves- tigation into the administration both at the War Office and the Admiralty is necessary. The continuance of the House of Lords in its present unreformed condition is a menace to the quiet and orderly discussion and settlement of political reforms, and presents obstacles to the most effective administration of National affairs. Not the least of these obstacles is the obligation which every Premier has to recognise to so constitute the Ministry as that each department of the State should be represented in the Peers' House of Parliament; that is to say for half the great offices of the State he has to choose not the best man for the position but the best man for the position having a seat in the House of Lords. Any reform should include a provision giving to all ministers of a certain rank (say members of the Cabinet and Under Secretaries of the State) the right of audience in each House. I shall endeavour to assist in passing through Par. liament well-considered and practical measures for the repeal of what is called the Law of Primogeniture and the law by which a man is allowed to tie up his pro- perty for 40, 50, or, it may be, 60 years, and for so simplifying the title to land as that it ln iy be capable of easy and inexpensive transfer. I see no objection to Mr Chamberlain's Allotment Scheme representa- tive local bodies may well be entrusted with the powers he proposes. I shall be glad to assist Mr Broadhurst in passing into law the Leasehold Enfranchisement Bill. I am in favour of a reform of the laws by which the taxes are levied upon real and personal property the burden on each should be more fairly apportioned, Indirect taxation should be reduced, and realised in- comes may with justice be taxed on a higher rate than those arising from business. Land capable of cultiva- tion, but devoted by the owner to purposes of mere pleasure, should be taxed as a luxury. Local rates should be levied not only upon houses, lands, &c., but upon royalties and rents received in respect of mines, lands, and houses within the lucal area. On all hands it is admitted that the reform of local govern- ment—certainly not less for Ireland than for Great Britain-presses for immediate settle- ment. No reform will be satisfactory which does not combine the various existing local authorities, and it should establish, on a strictly representative basis, a local board for each area (parish or union, as the case may be), and a Central, or County Board. The power to grant and deal with licences to sell intoxicating drinks should be conferred upon these new local boards. I shall be prepared to support all such amendments of the Employers' Liability and Mines' Regulation Acts (including the appointment as Inspectors of men who have the most practical acquaintance with the subject), and also to promote such further legislation on similar lines (for example, the Inspection of Boilers Bill) as are necessary to secure the due protection of workmen engaged in dangei ous employments. Opposed on principle to any interference by the State as such in religious matters, convinced as I am that any patronage by the State of a particular form of faith is hurtful to the State and violates the true spirit of Christianity, I should be prepared to vote for the disestablishment and disendowment of the Church in England, Scotland, and Wales. I shall, however, bow to the mature opinions of the leaders of our party as to the opportuneness of bringing forward such a measure for the Established Church in England, but in regard to the Welsh dioce,es his re form is long overdue. The objection that is urged by our opponents that the disestablishment and disendowment of the Episcopal Church in the Princi- pality and Monmouthshire would promote infidelity is unjust to many of the sincere and self-sacrificing members of that Church, and contrary to the history of the last two centuries, during which the mainten- ance of true religion and virtue has been the work, principally at all events, of the Voluntary and Noncon- formist Churches. In furtherance of Religious Liberty, I should sup port the Affirmation Bill. I am in favour of free Elementary Education, and this boon ought in my opinion to be secured without any addition to the local rates, the extra expense must be defrayed from the National Exchequer. One of the first measures which would be introduced by a Liberal Government would be the Bill for the I in provement of Intermediate Education in Wales and Monmouthshire. A Bill on the lines of that brought in last Session by Mr Mundella improved so that the County Committee should consist of a few ex-officio members and the rest should be elected by the rate- payers of the County, might easily be so shaped as satisfactorily to secure the objects desired. Greater attention should, I think, be paid to India, and I hope the administration of Lord Ripon, by which the cc-operation of the natives of India in the Govern. ment of that continent was sought will be imitated and carried further. The number of reforms still waiting to be effected I could not in the limits of this address particularize. So great are the difficulties arising from vested rights and class privileges that I should despair of accomplishing many of these reforms did I not hope that the vigour which the enfranchisement of the working classes will give to the House of Commons will enable it to work out more worthily than it has hitherto done, the well. being of all members of the community. In order that I may take a humble share in such work I respectfully ask that I may be elected your representative. I have the honour to be, Your faithful servant, o. M. WARMINGTON. Nov. 2nd, 1885. 77023 w. H. E A T 0 N'S WELL SELECTED STOCK OF FASHIONABLE & ANATOMICAL BOOTS AND SHOES CANNOT BE SURPASSED. Dress Shoes of every description and colour from Is 6d to 10s 6d. Agents for Pinet's. 31, HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF. 75841 I 30 & 31, WORKING-STREET, CARDIFF. S. ^NDREWS 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 A ddress- 30 and 31, WORKING-STREET. U714 69643 1 A SHTON AND GREEN, LIMITED, GENERAL BUILDERS' MERCHANTS, BRISTOL AND LONDON. CARDIFF DEPOT PRINCE LEOPOLD ST MANUFACTURERS OF MARBLE AND ENAMELLED SLATE CHIMNEY PIECES, GRATES, RANGES, &c., &c. BANGOR, PORTMADOC (OLD VEIN), ND PERMANENT GREEN SLATES. Slate Battens I Garden Edgings, Plaster Laths, Chimney Pots, Staffordshire Goods, Gullies, Floor Tiles, Closet Pans Drain Pipes, Ridge Tiles, &c., &c. Always in Stock at the Cardiff Depot. 76157 HAVE IT IN YOUR HOUSES, and follow the advice of the eminent Doctors Prout, Stcvens, Morgan, Turley, Dowsing, Gibbon, Sparks, &c., who have borne unqualified testimony to the value of T mPLOUGH'S PYRETIC SALINE. JL-A 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. It acts gently on the bowels without pinching or scouring, as many other aperients do. Specially adapted for household medicine. Children will ask for it. household medicine. Children will ask for it. 12139 USE NO SUBSTITUTE. 74467 B.4 LAMPLQUGH. 13. HOLBORN. LONDON taublir \r. fJUYLOR AND COMPANY, LIMITED. INCORPORATED UNDER THE COMPANIES' ACTS, 1862 TO 1883. SHARE CAPITAL £10Õ,Õ;Õ,-in 100,000 Shares of Sl f each. First Issue of £ 5.\0y0 Shares of £ l each, pay- able as under :— 5s per Share on Application 5s per Share on Allotment; and future Calls (as required) not to exceed 2s 6d per Share. MANAGING DIHECTOR. Mr JOHN TAYLOR (Taylor and Co., Swansea), Who Will join the Board after Allotment. DIRECTORS. ROBT. D. BURNIE, Esq., Swansea. WM. STONE, Esq. (Director, Swansea Bank, Limited), Swansea. BANKERS. SWANSEA BANK, Limited, Swansea. NATIONAL AND PROVINCIAL BANK, Limited, Ilfracombe. SOLICITOR. WILLIAM COX, Esq., Adelaide-chambers, Swansea. SECRETARY. MR. WILLIAM TAYLOR. OFFICES. UNITED SERVICE BUILDINGS, STRAND, SWANSEA. TRADE VALUERS. COOK & SMITH, London. AUDITORS. Messrs TRIBE, CLARKE, CAWKER, ttCO., Swansea. This Compmy has been formed for the purpose of taking over as a going concern the various businesses of Mr JOHN TAYLOR, of Swansea, Mumbles, and ilfra- combe, trading under the style or firm of Taylor and Company. The following are the reason given by Mr TAYLOR for taking this step (a.) To increase the capital, and open new busi- nesses, either by purchase or otherwise, in any town or locality which the Directors may think desirable, and to greatly increase the purchasing power of the Company. (b.) To obtain the assistance and co-operation of the Directors, who are well-known men of business. (c.) To give every manager and employe an oppor- tunity of becoming a partner in the concern, and also to enable the public to participate in the profits of their own orders, which is the principle of the most successful London Co-operative Stores. It is also intended as early as possible to benefit the Company by importing American Provisions, as well as other Foreign and Colonial Produce direct to wansea. The Directors being of opinion that the future success of the Town and Port will largely depend on the de- velopment of an import tiade, a :d seeing in the forma- tion of this Company au important step in that direc- tion, they have consented to co-operate with Mr Taylor in carrying on au undertaking which they have reason to believe is a thoroughly sound one, and one that will prove remunerative to the shareholders. The business will be taken over by the company as a going concern, with the existing staff of managers, assistants, and other employes ot the firm, so that no interruption will occur in the transfer of business. Mr John Taylor, who takes 10,:ÆiO shares, will act as managing director, the remuneration being largely dependent upon the dividends paid to the share- holders. The consideration to be given by the company for the transfer of the goodwill of aU the business is £ 1,000. The stock-in-trade and the fixtures are to be taken at valuation by an eminent London Grocery Trade Valuer. In thus taking over an established concern in active operation shareholders will not have to wait whiltt a new trade is being made, but from a recent audit of the books shewing a profit exceeding 10 per cent, an equal, if not a larger dividend, may confidently be expected from the outset. The only contract entered into on behalf of the com- pany is one by Mr John Taylor as vendor, with Mr J. H. Leak for the company, to secure the leases, fix- tmes, goodwill, &c., and may be seen at the offices of the solicitor to the company. Applications for Shares must be made on the accom- panying form, and sent with the deposit, direct to the Company's Bankers and ill any case, where no allot- ment is made, the deposit will be returned in full. Copies of the Memorandum and Articles of Associa- tion may be seen at the Company's offices, and at the offices of the Company's Solicitor. TAYLOR AND COMPANY, LIMITED. FORM OF APPLICATION FOR SHARES. No. To the Directors of TAYLOR & COMPANY, LIMITED, Swansea. GENTLEMEN, Having pa;d to your Bankers the sum of being a denosit of Five Shillings per share on. Shares in the above Company, I li reby request that you will allot me that number of Shares, upon the terms of the Memorandum and Art cles of Association cf the Company, and I agree t;• accept such Shares, or any smaller number that you may allot to me, to pay the sum of 5s per share on Allotment, and to become a Member of the Company in respect thereof upon tllJse term-, and I authorise you to insert my name on the Register of Members of the Company for the number of Shares allotted to me. Name in full. Address Occupation Dated this day of 188 TAYLOR AND COMPANY, LIMITED, SWANSEA. No. RECEIPT FOR DEPOSIT. (To be retained by the Apnlicaut after being signed by the Bankers.) Received this day of 183 from of the stun of being bs per Share on account of the above Company, for Shares in the said Taylor and Company, Limited. For the Swan sea Bank, Limited. Stamp Where no allotment is made the amount paid on application will be returned m full. 77419 < public 1Jjtirt5. COAL MINES REGULATION ACT, 1872. EXAMINATION FOR MANAGERS' CERTIFICATES OF COMPETENCY. District under the charge of T. F. WALES, Esq., 11. M. Inspector of Mines. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an EXAMINA- TION for MANAGERV CERTIFICATES of COM- PETENCY, under the above-named Act, will be held on the 5th, 6th, 7th day .of January, and CandidatfS intending to present themselves at such examination must, on or before the 31st day of January, notify such intention to the Secretary of the Board of the above- mentioned District, from whom all information as to particulars can be obtained. By order of the Board. C. HE RY JAMES, Secretary. 8, Courtland-terrace, Merthyr lydtil. N.B.-Persons who do not reside within the distr:ct are equally eligible for examination with those who do. 77440 JJRITISH PHARMACOPOEIA, 1885. Published under the direction of the General Council of Medical Education and Registration pur- suant to the Medical Act (1858). Mr J. MUNDAY, Chemist, 1, High-street, Cardiff, wishes to inform the public, that he has added to stock the New CHEMICAL AND GALENICAL PREPARATIONS of the 1885 Pharmacopoeia (just published), and is, there- fore, in a position to dispense Prescriptions ordering Drugs contained in Official Publication. The Dispensing Department receives his personal attention. Physicians Prescriptions and Family recipes are prepared with the most Scrupulous care and accuracy, and all Drugs and Chemicals are guaranteed to be absolutely pure, and of the finest quality procurable. Surgical Appliances, and Invalids' requisites of every description kept in stock. Water Bed lent on hire. Parcels daily from London. 76587 OTICII IOF REMOVAL. THE OFFICES OF THE TAUNTON <fc WEST OF ENGLAND BUILDING SOCIETY, AND MR T. WEBBER, Auctioneer, House and. Insurance Agent, &c., ARE NOW REMOVED FROM b, ST. JOHN'S- SQUARE, TO 94, ST. MARY-STREET 5066 (Corner of Qua"street.). 76428 I itfhtanriaL JM PORTA NT NO T I C E. STOCK EXCHANGE INVESTMENTS AND SPECULATIONS. DISCRETIONARY ORDERS. Those wishing to make money can do so daily with the least possible risk. Under our system we pay a proportion of losses (if any), and charge only on actual profits made, which is the only equitable mode of tra nsacting this business. Deposits from Pl upwards, and no further liability. Apply to R. RICHARDS & CO., 4, Tokenhouse. buildings, London. 77058 -XAT A S K I N S VT jYJUSIC AREHOUSE, jpONTYPOOL, AGENT FOR J. AND J HOPKINSON, Who have received the highest award, the GOLD jyjEDAL, For the general excellence of their pianofortes. 77323 jgALSAM SUPERSEDED MAT MILTON'S AMERICAN HERB PASTE. MAT Is warranted to cure all AMERICAN MILTON'S (discharges from the urinary HERB MAT organs in either sex.1 PASTE. MILTON'S Thoroughly reliable, con. AMERICAN MAT venient to take. In tiiis, HERB MILTON'S 2s 9d and 4s 6d each. Free PASTE. MAT by post 3d extra. [AMERICAN MILTON'S ——— HERB MAT HEWSON'S COMPOUND! PASTE. MILTON'S PENNYROYAL AMERICAN MAT PILLS FOR FEMALES. HERB MILTON'S In boxes. Is lid ilnd 2s 9d PASTE. MAT each; free by post 2d extra. MAT MILTON'S Local Agents: Cardiff, Mr MILTON'S AMERICAN Munday, Chemist, 1, Duke- AMERICAN HERB street Newport, Mr J. HERB PASTE. Phillips, 92, Commercial-; PASTE. MAT street; Swansea, MrKeall,i MAT MILTON'S Chemist, 199, High-street; MILTON'S AMERICAN F. H. Hewson. Albert-pla.ce, A MERICA HERB Maindee, Newport, Mon. HERB PASTE. Londou Barclay & Sons, PASTE. 1 53289 ONE BOX OF CLARKE'S B 41 PILLS is warranted to cure all discharges from the urinary organs in either sex, acquired or constitutional, gravel, ana pains in tbe back. Sold in boxes, 4s 6d each, by all chemists and patent medicine vendors or sent to any address for 60 stamps by the makers, The Lincoln and Midland Counties Drug Company, Lincoln. Wholesale Agent-, Barclay and Sous, Londoii Iaii(i ail the wholesale houses. l28 nb lit ^vmiisnnents. CARDIFF. F-" H E ATP, E -PO Y A I. CARDIFF. .1. LESSEE & Tt .IR. EDWARD FLETCHER. MR. JOHN SHERIDAN. TO-NIGHT tIHUR>baY), dec. 3, and during the week, Messrs John Ciavton and Arthur Cecil's Company in the Greatest Success of the London Season, The MAGISTRATE. Mr H. ASHLEY as njr Posket. Miss LOTTIE \ENNE as Agatha. At 7.30, the Popular Farce, OBLIGING A FRIEND. At 8 o'clock, the new Farcical Comedy, by A. W THE MAGISTRATE T1Uer°' THE MAGISTRATE THE MAGISTRATE MONDAY KEXT, December 7 Important Engage- ment of Miss MINNIE PALMER. The original, MY SWEETHEART (prior to her departure for a tour round the world), supportecj by a specially organised company, under tne direction of Messrs Jno. R. Rogers and H. Cecil Beryl. Doors open 7. Commence 7.30. Stage door and St. Mary-street entrance open 6.30, 6d extra. Dress Circle, 4s Uppfcr Circle and Pit Stalls, 2s Pit, Is; Gallery, 6d. rPAYLEUR&S GRAND CIRCUS" X LoIGAIli-STREET, CARDIFF. ANOTHER GRAND CHANGE, NOVEL AND STRIKING. Important Engagement of the FLYING METEORS, THE BROS. DE V E R E, Stamped by nature and* by art as the foremost Artists of the Age in this difficult and marvellous performance. I'irst time in Cardiff of the ROCKY. MOUNTAIN WONDERS In their great dashing Bar Act over Gates, Hurdles, Powerful Company, charmfng Music. ENTERTAIN- MENTS possessing Mirth and Oii-'inalitv. There is nothing in London itself to excel it at this the TI £ mPle °f Equestrian Art. Grand Day -Performance's every Saturday at 2.30, Open every evening 7.15, commencing at 7.45. Half-price at 9 oclock to ail parts except Gallery. 76977 VICTORIA ROOMS ST. MARY- CARDIFF. MHK. D ARCs GRAND WAXWORK EXHIBITION. Return visit and greater success than ever of the most marvellous jivmg ii!USjoa 0f the nineteenth century, THAUMA, Half a living lady suspended in space. Receptions daily, from 3 till 0, and 7 till 10 The suberb Wax- work exhibition op^n from 10 till 10. ArlmissiolJ, 3d ChildrelJ 211 311 p' j SMITH, Manager. JMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. ^(RAND QRIENTAL INHIBITION FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY, COMMENCING T O-DAY, THURSDAY, DEC. 3RD. The Oriental Art Companv of London WILL EXHIBIT AT 25, D'U KE-STREET, A l'lXE COLLECTION OF ART WARE6 IR<jm CHINA AND JAPAN comprising some very iine specimens of SATSUMA WARE, fine INLAID BRONZES fine examples of CLOISONNE WARE, and /few' very rare speci- ANTIQUE CH3S;|.R0NZBS. &C. Alsf™collecti°n of goods suitable for CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS, „ including a variety of TOYs, SILIv BALLS, BIxtDS, HAND SCREENS (beautifully painted and embroidered), and a Quantity of ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENTS. Thi, Exhibition win form one of the most attractive of its kind ever held out of L,,)ndoii, and we respect. fully invite the inhabitants of Cardiff and neighbour. hood to an early mspection E% ERY ARxiCLE FOR SALE. 216 D. EVANS, Manager. JEt!} al floilMS' ~P~ ?* VrT^R OF THE COM- -tE,y acts 1862 TO 1880. IN THE MATTER: CORNUBIA STEAM- SHIP company LLMITED. IN LIQUIDATION. ALJni!iredDbv th^QM^ the above-named Company a?vn THlii'llt day of December instant, to ^irMilars of and ADDRESSES, and the H BARrnv »KBTS or CLAIMS, to Mr GEORGE BARION J)YJ £ r of Aibert Chambers, m the Liquidator of the said Company, ault thereof they will be excluded deb s are proved y distribution made before such Dated this 1st day of December, 1 £ 85. DOWNING & HANDCOCK, Cardiff, 7|4« Solicitors to the said Liquidator. THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1883. r, lnith«t<.C'T)orl- CrJUr,t of Pembrokeshire holden at Pembroke Dock. In Bankruptcy, No. 19 of 1885, re JOHN HOOD WILLIAMS, of No. 10, HiSh-street a bankrupt. !> FRANR I-Ml E\ o{ 41 jemple-street, Birmin»- hau',chartered accountant, here by give notice that l have been duly appointed aud certitied by the Board of I'mde as trustee 0f the estate of the above-named bankrup. fpthsons having in their possession any of the effects of the bankrupt must deliver them to me, and a l debts due to the banUrupt must be paid to me. Creditors who have t yet pr0ved their debts must forward their proof t £ me. U6Drs Signature of trustee, FRANK IMPEY, T.R.B. Dated 1st of December 1855. 77441 pnMic Appointments. L LANDYFODNVG ScRoOL BOARD. WANTED, i5tli January, Ex-P.T. as ASSISTANT MASTER (Boys' DePivrtmy;nt); also Bx-P.x. afls SISTANT MiMREsx (Girl*' Department). Salarv Male, £ 40, rising to £ 50 Eemalel £ 35 to £ 45. Sy on or before, the 2ord December. Also wanted imme- diately Ex-J^. I., Sewing and Infants, Musical, with knowledge of -Kindergarten preferred. Salary as above. Apply, Wltl1 testimonials, 774^8 HIE CLERK. Qgmore Vale, Bridgend. ^puliUcatiuns. NOW READY. -P J. WRIGHT AND CO.'S QARDIFF "0IRECTORY, WITH COPPER- PLATE MAP, f-'ORKECTED TO DATE. SUBSCRIBERS, 5s; NON-SUBSCfilBERs, 6s 6d. WRIGHT AND CO., BRISTOL, AND ALL CARDIFF BOOKSELLERS. 64201 WE CHALLENGE ALL WALES. To TpQUAL THIS! FINEST MILD CURED ILTSIJ UlE J) AIRY-FED BACON OFFERED BY THE SIDE AT (>2D PER LB. SHOULDERS 4d. GAMMONS 7bd. PRIME CUTS 6id to 7jd. 12353 77162 W. jyjARCHANT AND CO., 5, CASTLE-STREET, CARDIFF. KERNICK'S VEGETABLE PILLS, -i-3L. I OR HEADACHES. KERNICK'S VEGETABLE PILLS FOR INDIGESTION. REllNICKiS VEGETABLE PILLS FOR BILIOUSNESS. KERNICK'S VEGETABLE PILLS FOR THE LIVER. KERNICK'S VEGETABLE PILLS FOR DEBILITY. KERNICK'S VEGETABLE PILLS FOR COSTIVENESS. KERNICK'S VEGETABLE PILLS ARE EASY TO SWALLOW, 13EING VERY SMALL. KERNICK'S VEGETABLE WOI-tAl EOZENGES ARE THE MOST EFFICACIOUS REMEDY FOR WORMS. KERNICK'S VEGETABLE WORM LOZENGES ARE PERFECTLY HARMLESS FOR CHILDREN. KERNICK'S VEGETABLE PILLS AND WORM LOZENGES ARE FREE FROM MERCURY. KERNICK'S VEGETABLE PILLS AND WORM LOZENGES are sold by all Chemists in 7id, Is ld, and 2s 9d Boxes, or direct I of the Sole Proprietors, KERN1CK AND SON, 43531a Wholesale Druggists, 5, St. John s-square, Cardiff. M~ PAlNET~iilLL POSTER, DIS^ TRIBUTOR, &c.; 25 CARDIFF-STREET A li EII DARE, begs to inform the Dubiic generally that he rents all the largest and principal Bill-Postin j Stations in Aberdare, Aberaman, Hirwain, and all out- ABERDARE, begs to inform the Dubiic generally that he rents all the largest and principal Bill-Postin j Stations in Aberdare, Aberaman, llirwam, and all out- lyinrr districts. Contracts made weekly or yearly N* B.-NoLe.-At Paine's Temperance Hotel and Board in House, at aboveaduress, tobacco, cigars, and reÍresn. ments of all kinds may be nad at any time, anu good I ccoTuaoaauon lor travellers, dzc 8Q6S-i-tv i Public Amnsfintntis. SYvANSEA. "VTEW"THEATRE AND STAR OPERA _J3I HOUSE. Wind-st.. Swansea..Director, A. Melville TO-NIGHT (Thursday), December 3rd, "Millions of Money" Company. Fifty-fourth week of present successful tour. TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), the extraordinary drama, in three parts, found, d on Eugene Sue's Wandering Jew, entitled MILLIONS OF MONEY. Powerful cast of character, picturesque scenery, appointments and accessories. Preceded bv the BOOTS AT THE SWAN. TO-MO1!RO W. — MR J. K. MURRAY'S BENEFIT. Friday: Temptation and the Bells. Saturday: Stolen Jewess and Cartouche. Grand Christmas Pantomime, Aladdin, in preparation. Doors open at 7; Cummence at 7.30 Second price at 9. Occurs xons. £ J(_REAT WESTERN RAILWAY. SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW. On MONDAY, DECEMBER 7th, CHEAP EXCCR. SION TICKETS will be issued to LONDON from NEW MILFORD at 10.35 a.m., Milford 10.20, Haver- fordwest 11.0, Whitland 11.44, Pembroke Dock !0.0, Pembroke 10.8, Tenby 10.35, Narberth 11.5, Carmarthen Town 12.0, Carmarthen Junction 12.22, Llanelly 1.7, Swansea 6.55, Neath 7.18, Liandilo 11.14, Pontardulais 11.54, Bridgend 8.0, Card if 8.55, Newport 9.20, and Abergavenny at 8.5 a.m., to return December 9th or liti, at option. For fares and return times see special bills. 77431 J. GRIERSON, General Manager. tt-oirlG. GRAND HOTEL, SWANSEA, j Immediately (pposite the Great Western Station, Alexandra-road. FIRST CLASS COMFORTABLY FURNISHED COMMERCIAL, COFFEE, DINING, SMOKE, BATH, AND BEDROOMS. BEDS, Is 61. No Charge for Attendance. BOOTS AND NI HT PORTER. STOCK ROOMS. The above Temperance Hotel is the largest in Swansea, and is specially adapted for Commercial Gentlemen. AK ORDINARY DAILY IN COMMERCIAL- LOOM AT 1.30. DAVIES AND FITT Proprietors. I J. E. FITT Manager. 77127 FNNERS, 7D. —BRISTOL.—WOOD'S^ 21 and 22, Broadmead. Plain Tea, 3d or Breakfast, Meat and Bread, U. Good Beds, Is and Is 6eL 7::J148 (Eiutcattgn. CARDIFF. JJMRST-CLASS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ST. CATHERINE'S, PARK-PLACE CARDIFF. 11190 Principal—MISS TULLIS. 6518 CHOOL for BOYS and GIRLS.— MOST PEL LIEU HOUSE, Senghenyda-road, Cathavs, Cardiff. Conducted bv the MISSES MADDOX. 73979 PENARTH. SAINT A U DRIES, PLYMO U TH-ROAD, PENARTH. First-class School for Girls. Principal, Miss FROST. 541 ADIES'COLLEGE, HENLEY HOUSE, JLJ PENARTH, CARDIFF. PRINCIPALS 73284 MISS FISHER, A.C.P., and MISS L. FIHER. COWBRIDGE. REAT HOUSE, COWBRIDGE, T LADIES SCHOOL. PRINCIPALS—MRS and MISSES CULVERWELL. Since December, 1881, 90 Certificates have been gained from Cambridge, Royal Academy, College of Preceptors and Trinity College examinations. 43084-7833 MAES Y CWMMER. ADIES1 COLLEGE AND SCHOOL, SUMMERFIELD HALL, MAESYCWMMEE CARDIFF PRINCIPAL—MRS NICHOLLS. During the last two years nearly 100 pupils from this school have gained certificates, with honours, &c., at the different University Examinations. Withm the last six months iz have passed the College of Precep- tors, Royal Academy, and Trinity College. Ovei 100 testimonials from the parents of the pupils in all parts of Wales, Monmouth, Gloucester, London, &c. of Wales, Monmouth, Gloucester, London, &c. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS The Weekly Mail" The school is one of the best in the country." 75301 ABERGAVENNY. BERG A VENN Y LADIES' SCHOOL, AL MILFORD HOUSE. PRINCIPAL MRS YATES. The educational advantages are of a superior kind and the establishment is so conducted as to ensure thi happiness and well being of pupils. Numerous certificates have been obtained by pupils at the Locai U, xainiiiatioiis also an Exhibition from the South Wales College, Cardiff. Terms on application An Articled Pupil required with premium. 67262 BRECON. CHRIST COLLEGE, BRECON. CHAIRMAN OF THE GOVERNING BODY The LORD BISHOP of ST. DAVID'S. liEAD MASTER Rev. D. LEWIS LLOYD, M.A., late Scholar of Jesus College, Oxford, and iate Head Master of Friars School, Bangor ASSISTANT MASTERS Rev. T. C. SIMMONS, M.A., late Scholar of Magdalen College, Cambridge 25th Wrangler, 1874. F. S. N. BOUSFIELD, M.A., late Scholar of Lincoln College, Oxford, Second Class Mods., First Class Final Classical School. A J. TUCKWELL, M.A., late Exhibitioner of Queen's College, Oxford; Third Class Classical Mods and Third Class Modern History. W. J. HARDING, B.A., late open Scholar of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge Second in Second Class Classical Tripos. E. B. YINCENI, B.A., late Open Scholar of University College First Class in Mathematical Moderations • First Class in Final Mathematical School P. MORTON, B.A., late Open Scholar of Exeter College, Oxford Second Class in Natural Science. W. LE BROCQ, B.A.Christ College, Cambridge C. G. MUSCHAW ECK, L. A., Munich University, BOARDERS are received by the Head Master Mr Simmons, and Mr Boustieid. FEES FOR BOARDERS. Senior Department £ 17 10 0 a Term. Junior Department. 16 13 q Day Boys' Senior Department 3 10 0 Day Boys' Junior Department 2 13 4 The College stands in is own grounds, surrounded by Cncket and Football helds ana the buildings are unrivalied in the 11 mcipality. Boys are prepared for Oxford and Cambriage, and for all Professional Examinations. In :uture t,oys win be prepared for the Matriculation Examination of London University. For List of the University Honours and other particulars »pply to tae Head Master, Christ College, Brecon. 67391 LLANDOVERY HE COLLEGE, LLANDOVERY SCHOLARSHII-L, XAIII-NATION. An EXAMINATION will be held in the College Hall, at Nine a.m., on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20tli, 1886, for the following SCHOLARSHIPS. I.—THREE ENTRANCE HOUSE SCHOLAR- SHIPS of £ 25, £ 20, and £ 15 a year respectively. | II,—At least SEVEN FOUNDATION SCHOLAR- SHIPS of S8 8s a year each. Names of candidates to be sent in on or before January 16tb, 1886. For full information concerning subjects of Exami. nation and other particulars, apply to llev. JOHX OWEN, M.A., Warden and Headmaster, 76926 The College, Llandovery. IvEYNSHAM, NEAR BRISTOL, KEYNSHAM SCHOOL, NEAR BRIS. TOL.—BOYS prepared for PUBLIC SHOOLS, a professional or business career super.or hoine com- forts.—For prospectus, apply to the Principal, Keynsham School, Somerset. 829 NORTH TAWTON, NORTH DEVON. O R TH TAW TON SCH~ooT7 PATRON-The Earl of PORTSMOUTH. A thoroughly useful and practical education, with preparation for various examinations. Boarders from £ 21 per annum. 72521 Prospectus and honour list from the Head Master. CJCHOOL ~YER'IISEMENTS.—The JO attention of Principals of Private and oMier SCHOOLS is directed to the iollowing moderate PRE- PAID l Altll 1 foi 'Schooi Advertisements ;— One Ihree Six TweWe Iuaeii.1011 Insertions, Insertions. Insertion r- 1* n 0 fI" d d Four Lines 1U..26^. 40.. 60 Six Lines 1 0 3 0 6 0 9 0 Eight Lines.. 2 0.. 5 0 80 12 0 Twelve Lines 0 7 & # 12 0 18 0 Eight worus may be calculated to a line. Advertise ments can also appear in the CARDIFF TIMES ami SOU Ili ALEs H EEliLY NE WS in conjunction with those in the..soutit H cilc$Daily Sews, so as to form par: of a series or insertions. R "WHEN YOU ASK FOR" ECKITT'S BLUli, SEE THAT YOU GET IT." "O ECKITT S BLUE Used in the PRINCE OF WALES'S LAUNDRY. RECKITT'S BLUE Used in the DUCHESS OF EDINBURGH'S LAUNDRY. 12150-74628 1£U5iu£55 iHrrt55£5. THE PRICE OF AN OVERCOAT. THE CHANGE OF SEASON necessitates warmer clothing, sn in reply to many who want to know what a new overcoat will cost, W -Pel I C E & gONS, Fashionable Clothiers and Outfitters respectfully sliD- mit their revised list of prices for the newe.-t styles- MEN'S FANCY COLOURED OVERCOATS, 10/ 15/ 20/ 25/ 30/ 35/ 40/ and 45/ MEN'S PILOT ANT NAP OVERCOATS, 20/ 30/ 40/ 50/ MEN'S BLACK WORSTED OVERCOATS, 20/ 25/ 35; 45/ 55/ MEN'S BLUE PILOT REEFERS, 15-. 20, 25/, 30/ BOYS AND YOUTHS OVERCOATS, from 3/11 to 30/ Winter Clothing Waterproofs Hats, Car s, Shir and Hosiery hi great variety. ADDRESS :— THE CARDIFF HOUSE, 50 & 51, ST. MARY-STREET. & 46 & 47, CAROLINE 23 STREET, CARDIFF. Ill — SHOOTING SEASON, 1885. We beg to call the attention of sportsmen m general o our Stock of Breech-loading Guns of various qualities. We have in sto^k the following DOUBLE BARREL BREECH LOADING GUNS: £ s. d. No. 1 Ejector, Hammerless Gun 3b 0 C 2 Consentric, Wood Bar Gun 25 10 0 3 Consentric, Treble Grip Gun 25 10 0 4 Semi, Hammerless Gun — 14 0 0 5 G. and P. Patent, Hammerless Gun 11 0 0 6 Treble Grip, Hammer GUll 11 0 0 7 Steel Barrel, Bar Lock Gun 8 8 0 8 Steel Barrel, Back Lock Gun 7 0 0 9 Damascus Barrel, Back Lock Gun 5 15 3 10 Fine Twist Barrel, Back Lock Gun 4 7 6 11 Good Twist Barrel, Back Lock Gun. 3 15 0 All above guns are choke left barrel. 12 Twist Barrel. Back Lucks Gun 3 0 0 L3 Twist Barrel, Back Locks Gun 2 17 6 14 Fine Twiit, Single Barrel, Back Lock Gun 3 2 6 Any GENTLEMAN PURCHASING either of these Guns CAN HAVE FAIR TRIAL, and if they are not what they are represented to be, and not approved of, money will be returned. CARTRIDGES OF ALL DESCRIPTION KEPI IN STOCK. CROSS R O S., 3 AND 4, ST. MARY-STREET, 497 CARDIFF. 76329 JNVENTIONS EXHIBITION. THE ORGANO-PIA.NO (PATENT), As Exhibited and awarded PjtIZE MEDAL, On view at HEATHS piANOFORTE ^ALOON. R. J. HEATH & SONS, 12, CROCKHEI-ETOW-N, CARDIFF, Stock the PIANOFORTES of the only GOLD MEDALISTS J. BROAD WOOD & SONS, K 1 R K M A N & SON, J. & J. IiOPKINSON Are the Sule Agents for MASON & HAMLIN, Who received the only GOLD IEDAL FOR AMERICAN" ORGANS. Co-operative Discounts for Cash, or on the THREE YEARS' SYSTEM. Pianos from 15 Guineas. 9431 Illustrated Catalogues Post Free, 67832 ALL THE NEWEST MUSIC rpHREE YEARS' SYSTEM. THREE YEAl{S' SYSTEM pIANOFORTICS BY BROAD WOOD JpIANOFORTES BY COLLARD. jplANOFORTES BY BRINSMEAD. pIANOFORTES BY NEUMEYER jplANOFORTES BY KIRKMAN. JpiANOFORTES BY ERARD. AND ALL THE LEADING MAKERS, FROM 10s. 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