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girtfiH, IStaiagts anà j§ rat [is. BIRTHS. Evans-Feb. 1, the wife of Mr Thomas Evans, Liverpool-terrace, Llithfaen, of a son. Grindley-Feb. 17, at 11, New-street, Carnarvon, the wife of Mr James Grindley, joiner, of a daughter. Jones—Feb. 11, at Tan-y-graig, Pentrecelyn, Euthin, the wife of the Rev Evan Jones (C.M.), of a son. Owens-Feb. 8, the wife of Mr Owen Owens, Liverpool-terrace, Llithfaen, of a son. Roberts—Feb. 7, the wife of Mr John Roberts, Gwniasaf, Llithfaen, of a son. Roberts-Feb. 12, the wife of Mr John Roberts, Victoria Inn, Llithfaen, of a daughter. Salisbury—Feb. 9, the wife of Mr T. W. Salis- bury, Post-office Lane, Denbigh, of a daughter. Williams—Feb. 19, Mrs R. Williams, 12, Thomas- street, Carnarvon, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. Evans-Savage-Feb. 16, at the Congregational Chapel, Upper Bangor, by the Rev D. Williams, assisted by the Rev E. Stephen, Mr Samuel Evans, Bangor, to Maggie, eldest daughter of Mr William Savage, High-street, Bangor. Jones—Jones—Feb. 14. at Talysarn Chapel, in the presence of the registrar, by the Rev Robert Thomas, Llanllyfni, Mr Richard Jones, Dorothea Slate Works, Llanllyfni, to Mrs Jane Jones, Royal Hotel, Capel Currig. Jones—Jones—Feb. 14, by license, at the Calvin- I listic Methodist Chapel, Talysarn, by the Rev R. Thomas, Llanllyfni, in the presence of the regis- trar, Mr G. T. Edwards, Mr Richard Jones, joiner. Llanllyfni, to Mrs Jane Jones, Chwilog, Carnarvonshire. Jones-Williams-Feb. 14, at the New Taber- nacle, Holyhead, by the Rev William Lloyd, Mr William Jones, Lledwigan-street, Llangefni, to Miss Jane Williams, Bethel, Trefdraeth. Lewis—Lewis—Feb. 14, by license, at St Cybi's Church, Holyhead, by the Rev Chancellor Bris- coe, D.D., vicar, Mr John Lewis, master mariner, I to Miss Mary Lewis, stewardess,—both of Holy- head. Peters—Jones—Feb. 13, at St Mary's Church, Edgehill, Liverpool, by the Rev J. Turnbull, Mr Owen Peters, of Anglesey, to Sarah Ellen, eldest daughter of Captain Ree3 Jones, Portmadoc. Price—Hughes—At St David's Church, Brownlow- hill, Liverpool, by the Rev John Harrison, LL.D., Mr Robert Price, to Mary, second daughter of Mr Richard Hughes, of Upper Ban- gor. Williams—Jones—Jan. 15, at Chicago, 111., America, by the Rev David Harries, Mr Robert G. Williams, son of Mr and Mrs Owen and Hannah Williams, Rhosddu, Gaerwen, Angle- sey, to Mies Annie M. Jones, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hugh and Margaret Jones, Waukesha, Wis.,—both at present of Chicago. DEATHS. Boden-Feb. 16. at his residence, Queen's-gardens, Hyde-park, 64, George Boden, Q.C., Re- corder of Derby. Cockerell-Feb. 8, at North Weald Vicarage, Essex, aged 78, the Rev H. Cockerel!, who has been for 53 years vicar of the above parish. Davies-Feb. 6, at Dyffryn Lodge, Neath, South Wales, aged 27, Hugh, son of Mr Elias Davies, Glan Conwav, North Wales. Davies-Oct. 21, aged 34, at Osage City, Kansas, America, Mrs Sarah Davies, the beloved wife of Mr Hugh Davies, of typhoid malaria. Deceased was born at Llan Whitford, Flintshire, and was the daughter of Joseph and Catherine Burges, who are at present at Hanley, Staffordshire. Davies—Feb. 10, at Northop, Flintshire, aged 30, Mr Robert Parry Davies, batcher. Edwards—Feb. 2, after long illness, aged 18, Lizzie Jones Edwards, Medical Hall, Amlwch Port. El.is—Feb. 5, aged 75, Mary Ellis, Tan-y-graig, Llanaelhaiarn. Evans-Feb. 3, aged 65, arter long illness, Mr Evan Evans, Glanartro, Liar bedr, Merionethshire. Greaves-Feb. 12, at Brighton, in his 73rd year, John Whitehead Greaves, of Bericote House, Warwickshire, and A^erglaslyn, Portmadoc. Holt—Jan. 24, age 32, Mr Ellis Holt, Dovey View, Machynlleth. Hughes-Dec. 29, at Webster Hill, Oneida Co., N.Y., America, Mr John R. Hughes, aged 38. Deceased was a native of Pen'rallt, Llanfach- raeth, Anglesey. Jones-Dec. 30, at Nortonville, Contra Costa Co., California, America, Mr Hugh R. Jones. De- ceased was born at Penycae, near Amlwch. Jones-Feb. 14, after long illness, Margaret, the wife of Mr Idwal Jones, Panton Hall, Denbigh. Lloyd—Feb. 9, aged 91, Ann Lloyd, Ffordd-lane, Greenfield, Holywell. Owen—Feb. 13, aged 5, after short illness, Annie Jane, daughter of Mr and Mrs Owen, Gwydryn House, Llanrug. Parry-Jan. 27, aged 79, Mr Robert Lloyd Parry, cooper, Dolgelley, late of Bala. Parry-Feb. 16, Mr W. H. Parry, Railway Vaults, Bangor. Roberts-Feb. 3, aged 87, Mr David Roberts, Pen- yr-esgynfa Farm, near Dolgelley (formerly game-keeper to Sir R. W. Vaughan, Bart., Nannau and Rhug). Roberts-Feb. 9, at 17, Bishop's-road, Anfield, Liverpool, aged 44, Mr Edward Roberts. Thomas-Feb. 12, at 7, Anfield-road, Liverpool, aged 29, Catherine, the beloved wife of Mr Owen Thomas, estate agent, and daughter of the late Mr Robert Hughes, builder, Liverpool. "Thomas—Feb. 16, at Plasdu, Pwllheli, in her 71st year, Susan, wife of Mr Robert Thomas, land valuer. Walker-Feb. 16, at Highgate, Marchwiel, Wrex- ham, aged 83, Mr John Walker, late huntsman to Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart. Williams-Feb. 12, at Louisa-street, Liverpool, in his fourth year, Arthur Givan Spink, youngest son of Mr William W. Williams. Williams-Feb. 11, Mr Robert Williams, grocer, &c., High-street, Bethesda, aged 41. Wynne—Feb. 13, after severe illness, aged 4 years, Hannah, daughter of Mr John and Elizabeth Wynne, Henllan-street, Denbigh. Wynne—Feb. 14, aged nine months, Lizzie, daughter of Mr Thomas and Mary Wynne, Chapel-terrace, Henllan-street, Denbigh.
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IRISH FAMINE RELIEF FUND. The Very Rev the DEAN OF BANGOR will preach in Christ Church, Carnarvon, at 11 o'clock, on Sunday morning next, February 22nd, in aid of the above fund. Service-W. T. Best in G. Anthem-" Lift up your heads (Messiah). A Collection will be made after the Sermon, x. 3789-M DR. H. DEVAL begs to announce to his Pupils, Friends, and the Public generally of Holywell and neighbourhood that, although shortly relinquishing the post of organist, &c., at the Parish Church, he has no intention of leaving the town and pupils will be received as usual. His terms are now very considerably lowered and in the case of families a further reduction will be allowed. Pupils can be prepared for the Trinity College, London, Local, and other Examinations. High-street, Holywell, June 11th, 1880. s. 3772-M SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD PRO- PERTY IN THE SUBURBS OF THE TOWN OF CARNARVON. MESSES E. H. OWEN & SON win sell by Public Auction, on Tuesday, the 24th day of February, 1880, at the Royal Hotel, Car- narvon, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon of the same day. subject to such conditions as shall be then and there produced, all that valuable freehold residence, with the stables, yards, gardens, and out-buildings thereto belonging, known as Bron Hendre, situate in the suburbs of Carnarvon, ad- joining the high-road leading from Carnarvon to Pwllheli, commanding extensive views of the mountain range, the Castle, and the Menai Straits. Also the school-house and garden on the opposite side of the high -road. The dwelling-house, which is most substantially built of well-dressed Anglesey Marble Stone, is replete with every modern comfort, and contains -large dining and drawing-rooms, entrance hall, and passages, library, W.C., 3 pantries, large kitchen and scullery, 6 bed-rooms, a bath-room, and store- room, 4 large attics suitable for servants' bed-rooms, and excellent cellars. The stabling is very convenient and well built, and comprises stabling for 3 horses, harness and saddle-room, coach-house, cart-house, hay loft, and a room suitable for servant man's bedroom. The out-buildings consist of 2 W.C's, coach- house, washing- house, and first rate larder. The garden, which is bounded on one side by the old Wall of Segontium, is most tastefully laid out, and contains a green-house, cucumber pit, &c., &c. The drainage raid water supplies are in every respect complete The school-house contains 2 commodious rooms, garden, and premises. For further particulars apply to Messrs Hugh Jones & Co., solicitors, Carnarvon, or to the Auctioneers. x. 3748-0 PURSUANT to a Judgment of the High P Court of Justice (Chancery Division), made in an action in the matter of the Estate of William Williams, deceased, Williams v. Williams (1878 W. No 232), the Creditors of William Williams, late of Bryncelyn, Talysarn, in the county of Car- narvon, butcher, deceased (who died on or about the 10th day of March, 1877), are on or before the 20th day of March, 1880, to send by post prepaid to Mr John Roberts, of Bangor, in the county of Carnarvon, the Solicitor of the defendant Eliza- beth Williams, the administratrix of the said de- ceased, their Christian and surnames, addresses, and descriptions, the full particulars of their claims, a statement of their accounts, and the natuie of the securities (if any) held by them, or in default they will be peremptorily excluded from the benefit of the said judgment. Every creditor holding any security is to produce the same before the Vice-Chancellor Sir Richard Malins, at his chambers, situated No 12, Staple Inn, in the county of Middlesex, on Tuesday, the 13th day of April, 1880, at 12 of the clock at noon, being the time appointed for adjudicating the claims. Dated this 10th day of February, 1880. (Signed) EDWARD SHEARME, Chief Clerk. F. BROOKE, 51, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, W.C., Agent for TURNER & ALLANSON, Bron Seiont, Carnarvon, x. 3774-M Plaintiff's Solicitors. TOWYN TILERY AND PIPE WORKS^ FOEYD, NEAE ABEEGELE. Land Drainihg Pipes from 11 inches to 6 inches always in Stock, which are made of the best selected Clay, free from Limestone larger sizes made on the shortest notice. The Works have a Siding adjoining the Chester and Holyhead Railway, are near Foryd Pier, Rhyl, where sailing Vessels can be loaded. The above Works are nearer to Anglesey and Carnarvonshire by many miles than any other Works in the dis- trict. For prices and particulars apply to the Owner, J. WILLTAMS, x. 3670-M Towyn Tilery, Abergele. PRELIMINARY N 0 T I C E ESTABLISHED 1780. LL. W. "HUGHES (26 years Assistant to Dr Jenkins, Ruthin), RESPECTFULLY informs the Gentry, Clergy, and the Public in General that he has succeeded Mr J. J. BANCROFT in the business of CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, at 5, Well-street, Ruthin. Mr Hughes' long experience is a guarantee that all Prescriptions and Recipes entrusted to him for preparation will be made up according to the formula, under his own personal superintendence, and all other Orders promptly attended to. B. 3786-o ROBERTS, WILLIAMS, & CO., TIMBER MERCHANTS LIVERPOOL. WHOLESALE YARD 185, REGENT ROAD, CANADA Doox. SAW MILLS AND JOINERY WORKS:- BOUNDARY STREET, CORNER OF STANLEY ROAD. RW. & Co., have recently made extensive ADDITIONS to their JOINERY DEPART- MENT, where they are now prepared to execute )rders (on the Shortest Notice), for all kinds 01 Machine-made Joinery, namely- DOORS, WINDOWS, MOULDINGS, SKIRT. INGS, CHURCH AND CHAPEL PEWING, to. All guaranteed of the best Material and Work. tianship. N.B.—Oopy of Designs of Moulds, .0., to be had tree on application., 104go No. 1. Men. NEW WORK BY DR. HENRY SMITH. Just Published, now ready, price Threepence, 164 pages; by Post in Envelope, Three Stamps, free to any part of the World. DISEASES PECULIAR TO MEN CON- STITUTIONAL OR ACQUIRED: THEIR CAUSE, CONSEQUENCES AND CURE. It is THE BOOK OF POSITIVE REMEDIES for the Cure of every form of DISEASE PECULIAR TO MEN. ALL DISEASES for which Mercury, Sarsapa- rilla, and Cobaiba are employed by English physicians, to the ruin of the Invalid's health, are now Cured by DR SMITH'S POSITIVE MEDICINES. Thousands of Cases have been Cured by his Positive Remedies when the doctors had given the case up as incurable. COUNTRY INVALIDS, by the aid of this book, may under- stand the TREATMENT. NO CONSULTATION FEES. NO PERSONAL VISITS. DR. HENRY SMITH, 8, Burton Crescent, London, W.C. 3771b RUTHIN.—Mr W. C. Joyce begs to an- nounce that his new shop in St. Feter's- square will be opened in the course of a few days. i B, 3785 9 7 PER CENT. PREFERENCE SHARES OF THE LADIES' CO-OPERATIVE SUPPLY ASSOCIA- TION (LIMITED), INCORPORATED VNDER ACT OF PARLIAMENT, Whereby Shareholders do not incur any further liability whatsoever after payment of the £1 per Share due on allotment. REGISTERED CAPITAL £100,000, Issue of 50,000 Preference Shares 01 XI each, to ba paid up in full on Allotment, bearing a Preferential Dividend at the rate of 7 per cent. per Annum. COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT. MRS BELL, MRS BOUILLON, MRS ORWIN, MRS RAINS, MRS BECK, MRS ERASER, MRS PERCY, MRS THOMAS, MISS IDA ByEgs, MRS HALL, MRS POOLE, MISS GERTRUDE WHYTE. (By the constitution of the Association power is given to add Gentlemen to the Committee of Bfagiaqein,it.) SECRETATY—MRS BENNETT. ASSISTANT SECRETARY—MRS GRANVILLE. PROVINCIAL SUPERINTENDENT—MRS DOMERGUE. REGISTERED OFFICES-8, REGENT STREET, LONDON, W. PROSPECTUS. I SEVERAL Co-operative Societies have been successfully introduced, specially to benefit parti- S cular Classes and Professions, and it has been considered a matter of surprise that a Ladies' Society has not been established for their especial benefit. To meet this long felt want The Ladies' Co-operative Supply Association has been duly incorporated pursuant to Act of Parliament, for the purpose of supplying Ladies, upon the Co-operative System, with all kinds of articles of domestic consumption and general use. All goods will be supplied by the Association at a very moderate increase on the actual cost price, by which it is estimated that Shareholders will on the average save at least 20 per cent. on their purchases. Shareholders resident in the country will have their orders promptly executed, and the goods forwarded to them. So far as practicable, Superintendents of the several Departments, and the staff of experienced Assis- tants will consist of Ladies, thereby providing another opening for Female employment, a subject which has for some time past been under the consideration of a large portion of the community. A very celebrated man says, "Society is to be reconstructed on the subject of woman's toil. A vast majority of those who would have woman industrious shut her up to a few kinds of work. My judgment in this mat- ter is, that a woman has a right to do anything she can do well. It is said, if woman is given such opportunities, she will occupy places that might be taken by men. I say, if she have more skill and adaptness for any position than a man has, let her have it! She has as much right to her bread, to her apparel, and to her home, as men have. I dema-nd that no one hedge up her pathway to a livelihood. The Association have in view extensive Premises situate at the West End, which are most eligible for carrying on its business. A Special Department will be set apart for the reception and Sale of Oil Paintings, Water-colour Drawings, all kinds of Art, fancy, and plain Needlework executed by Lady Shareholders. On all sales effected only a small commission will be charged. In connection with the Association, it is proposed to establish a School of Cookery, under the management of Miss C. H. Prichard, who holds a 1st Class Diploma, and Certificate from the South Kensington School of Cookery also 1st Class Certificate in Cookery from the Society of Arts. Lady Shareholders would be entitled to lessons in Cookery upon specially advantageous terms. For the convenience of Shareholders, suitable Rooms for Refreshment, Reading, Writing, &c., will be provided, and a Register will be kept of the names of English and Foreign Professors, Governesses, and Tutors, Housekeepers, Lady-Helps, Domestic Servants, &c., seeking engagement. The great success attending similar Associations is well known in the case of one Co-Operative Society, in addition to the usual benefits conferred upon its 30,000 Shareholders and Ticket Holders, it recently agreed to divide amongst its Shareholders nearly £100,000 of surplus profits. The turnover of the Society referred to is upwards of One Million Five Hundred Thousand Pounds per annum. According to the evidence given before a Select Committee of the House of Commons, the Shares, of one Co-Operative Society which originally cost Z2 each, are now worth between £ 7tt*ftTld £ 100 each. For the present issue of Preference Shares (bearing a Preferential Dividend ef 7 per cent. per annum), applications (in writing, or on the Form attached hereto) are invited from Ladies and Gentlemen resident in any part of the Kingdom, or elsewhere, the Association being desirous of having a numerous and extended Proprietary. SOME OF THE PROPOSED DEPARTMENTS OF THE ASSOCIATION, VIZ. Groceries and Provisions, Fruit, Poultry, Dairy Produce, Fancy Goods, Ormolu, Glass, China, Brushes ard Combs, Baskets, Perfumery, Boots and Shoes, Furniture, Carpets, Turnery, Bedding, Sewing Machines, Leather Goods, Indian-rubber and Water-proof Goods, Pianos and Harmoniums, Miscellaneous Musical Instruments, Music Electro-plate, Jewellery, Clocks, Watches, Cutlery, Drugs, Toys, Optical Instruments, Parasols, Umbrellas, Perambulators, Photography, Coloring of Photographs, Artists' Colours, Artists' Materials, Books, Stationery, Domestic Maohinery, Gloves, Hosiery, General Drapery, Baby Linen Shawls, Milinery, Ribbons, Feathers, Flowers, Furs, Lace, Moire Antique, Satins, Silks, Velvets, Farcy Dress Materials, English, Scotch and Irish Homespuns, French and Saxon Woollen Materials, Velvet and Fancy Costumes, Bridal Dresses, Bridesmaids' Attire, Court Robes, Reception Dresses, Evening Toilettes, Dinner Dresses, Walking Dresses, Mantles, Opera Cloaks, Robes de Chambre, Carriage Dresses, Habits, Special Department for the Handiwork of Shareholders, &c., &c., &c. Ladies seeking employment, and competent to fill any position in either of the proposed Departments, are invited to send in written applications addressed to the Secretary. Application for Shares may be made in writing in the following words, viz.:— TO THE LADIES' CO-OPERATIVE SUPPLY ASSOCIATION,. LIMITED. I request that you will allot to me Preference Shares of jEl each, bearing a Preferential Dividend of 7 per cent. per annum, in the LADIES' CO-OPERATIVE SUPPLY ASSOCIATION, LIMITED, and I agree to accept such Shares, and to pay the full amount of One Pound per Share thereon on allotment, thereby freeing me from any further liability. Name in full Profession or Occupation (if any) Address in full Date EIGHT PER CENT. DEBENTURE STOCK. Issue of JE25,000 Debenture Stock of the Ladies' Co-operative Supply Association, Limited, in sums of j65 zClO; £ 20 £ 50; £ 100 and X500 each, bearing Interest at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, payable quarterly, viz. :-On the 1st January, 1st March, 1st June, and 1st September in each year. The Debentures are issued for a term of One, Two, or Three Years, at the option of the Applicant. Applications for any of these Debentures may be made in writing, in the following words, viz. :— TO THE LADIES' CO-OPERATIVE SUPPLY ASSOCIATION, LIMITED, 8, REGENT STREET, LONDON. I request that you will allot to me £ of the 8 per cent. Debenture Stock, and I hereby agree to accept such Stock, and to pay the amount due on Allotment. Name in full Address in full Period of Debenture (say if required for 1, 2, or 3 years) Date The Association is duly Incorporated pursuant to Act of Parliament, and is Registered with an Authorized Share Capital of £ 100,000. The present Committee of Management are:- MRS BELL, MRS BOUILLON, MRS ORWIN, MRS RAINS, MRS BECK, MRS FRASER, MRS PERCY, MRS THOMAS, MISS IDA BYERS, MRS HALL, MRS POOLE, MISS GERTRUDE WHYTE. By Order, JULIA BENNETT, Secretary. AMY GRANVILLE, Assistant Secretary. REGISTERED OFFICES-8, Regent Street, London, W. x. 3702-M GRAMMAR AND COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, CARNARVON. ESTABLISHED 1836.-N.B.-The Quarter commences on the 21st of January, 1880. PKINCIPAL:—J. S. KIRK, M.A., PH.D., Member of the General Council of the University of Glasgow, and of the Royal College of Preceptors, London. Author of Essays on Education," School Honour," 11 Human Civilization," &c. PARENTS and Guardians are requested to note the following facts connected with this P Establishment:— That for the last seventeen years while under Dr Kirk's management as great a per centage of pupils from this School have passed the various Preliminary Test Examinations as from any other Scholastic Institution of the same average attendance in Wales. That the education given is genuine, as witnessed by the varied and important positions now held by former pupils. That each pupil is led to think for himself, and is carefully superintended by the Principal. For terms, testimonials, and references apply to Dr. KIRK, Orchard House, near Carnarvon. b. 3656-M rA cam 1 XTEFYN SCHOOL BOARD.—An AS- L *J IN SISTANT MISTRESS, or a PUPIL MR. RICHARD ALFRED LLOYD TEACHER in her 3rd year, is wanted at the Girls' (Detective in the Liverpool Mystery), School. Duties to commence 1st April, 1880.— io wnnTwrnrTT Application, enclosing testimonials, stating salary 18, WOODbf OIK hi JlfiJii, required, to be sent in on or before 22nd March. LONDON, W. B. 3625.)1 r3757 J. HERBERT THOMAS, Clwk. THE BANGOR AND ARFON PERMANENT BUILDING SOCEITY. DIRECTORS: Mr T. T. ROBERTS, Bangor (Chairman). W. C. DAVIES, District Bank. EVAN JONES, 47, Glan'rafon. „ HENRY JONES, Castle Bank. J. E. ROBERTS, Victoria House. O. B. DAVIES, 2, Frondeg-terrace. DAVID LEWIS, 26, James-street. WILLIAM ROBERTS, Frondeg-street. DIRECTING SECRETARY Mr D. WHITE, 5, Pen'rallt-terrace, Upper Ban. gor. BACKERS Messrs PUGH, JONES & CO., District Bank. NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK. AUDITOR: Mr DAVID WILLIAMS, 39, Victoria-street, Upper Bangor. THIS Society was established in 1867, and it JL was lately brought under the operution of the Act of 1874, in order that each member might derive every benefit from recent improvements and reforms. The annual reports show that success has fol- lowed its proceedings since its commencement, and so great is the demand for money at the pre- sent time that the directors believe the success in the future will be greater than ever. The num- ber of members is annually increasing, and the absence of losses, and the continuance of the confidence of the public as a proof that its affairs are conducted with cautiousness, ability, and care. Observe especially the following excellencies in connection with the society:— 1.—The expenses of making the deeds are less than those of any other Society. 2.-Perfect safety to all who invest money on interest. 3.-Since the commencement of this Society, 11 years ago, it has paid interest of X5 per cent, together with bonus. PRICE OF SHARES-X10 EACH. They may be paid in one sum, or in small monthly sums. Payments are received on the first Tuesday evening in each month, at half-past six o'clock, in the Royal Oak Temperance Hotel, High-street, Bangor. The Directors have also made arrangements with Messrs Pugh, Jones, & Co., together with the National Provincial Bank, to receive money on behalf of the Society at Bangor, Bethesda, Llanberis, Carnarvon, Festin- iog, Menai Bridge, and at all branches of the Bank. LOANS given on very easy terms, at 5 per cent. on the balance at the commencement of every year. No purchase money is held. For every im- formation as to terms and rules of the; Society, apply personally, or by letter, to Mr David Williams, architect and surveyor, 39, Victoria- terrace,. Upper- Bangor. D. WHITE, Director and Secretary, 0000"-M. 5, Pen'rallt-terrace, Bangor. THE CARNARVON PIANOFORTE, HARMONIUM, ORGAN MUSIC, AND MUSICAL INSTRU- MENT WAREHOUSE, BRIDGE-STREET, CARNARVON. THE LARGEST MUSIC WAREHOUSE IN NORTH WALES. WJARRETT ROBERTS has also the • honour of informing the nobility and gentry of Carnarvon and suburbs, that he has added to his staff of tuners, a first-class Pianoforte Tuner and Repairer, from the well known firm of Messrs John Brinsmead & Sons, Gold Medalists, by whom he is highly recommended and specially selected from their faotory. W. Jarrett Roberts begs further to intimate that he has found it to be really necessary to have a resident Tuner, whose services can be engaged at any moment; and this having been done in the belief that the town and suburbs of Carnarvon, having such an advantage, will kindly support him in his increased efforts to meet the require- ments of the public. He relies, as heretofore, on kind patronage, feeling convinced there is no other firm in North Wales who can effer the same advantages, and give such general satisfaction. Repairsdone in all its branches. Pianos re- silked and polished equal to new. Old instru- ments taken in exchange for new ones. SECOND-HAND PIANOFORTES: Trichord, check action, beautiful tone. JE15 Trichord, check action, elegant gilt front £ 21 Handsome Walnut case, excellent tone £ 15 By Brinsmead, gilt panel front jE24 By Allison, 7 octaves, splendid tone £ 24 &c., &c., The largest assortment of Grands and Semi- Grands in stock, and let them out for concerts, ordinary hire, or three-year purchase system. MUSIC BOXES, from 3s to 25 guineas. 100 VIOLINS now in stock, from 2s 6d tc 35 guineas. SHEET MUSIC in stock, or to order by post half price. LONDON PARCELSTWICE DAILY. x2913d HARMONIUMS A CHALLENGE. SPECIAL MANUFACTURE. HARMONIUMS, Four Octaves, solid Ameri- -Ll can Ash Case, turned pillars, two bellows, first-class workmanship, £ 3 10s Cash. Oannot be- purchased for the price in any othei house in Great Britain than THE CARNARVON AND NORTH WALES Pianoforte, Harmonium, & Musical Instru- ment Warehouse, BRIDGE-STREET, CARNARVON. PROPRIETOR— o. 3129-M W. JARRETT ROBERTR. JgRYNARVOR HALL SCHOOL, TOWYN PRINCIPAL MR. EDWIN JONES, M.R.O.P., Assisted by qualified RESIDENT MASTERS, foi Classics, English, Mathematics, Modern Languages, Music, &c. Brynarvor Hall, a commodious and well. fitted house has been specially erected for thf accommodation and tuition of boarders. It if beautifully situated in an eminently healthy local- ity, with extensive playgrounds, cricket neld and gardens attached, altogether making the finest and most desirable school premises in the Principality. Pupils are prepared for the various examination in connection with the Universities and Colleges, for the learned Professions, Banking, and Com- mercial pursuits. GUuset art held in connection with the Seienee ana Art Department, the txaminatiom being htld in Mai v*,ar. £ hu Oiiuool UOIIAW&B u1 ZHRJH T» -M», POOL-ST. MARKET, CARNARVON. THE ESTABLISHMENT for GENERAL JL GROCERY and FIRST CLASS PRO- VISIONS. THE guiding rule of this business has al- ways been to offer to the buyer the CHOICEST articles at the LOWEST possible prices. THE fact is pretty well known now that if the public wants First Class PRO- VISIONS at moderate price the POOL STREET MARKET is the only place in Carnarvon were they can be obtained, as its provision trade is STRICTLY kept on the Liverpool style. ————————————-———————— THE NOTED CUMBERLAND HAMS AND BACON are very fine. Mild and delicious flavour. The Hams weigh from 12 to 14 lbs. each, and sold at the LOW PRICE of only 6îd per lb. THE Special Value that is offered this week in English and Continental BUTTER is astonishing. Finest "Rose Kiel" fresh twice weekly. TEA.- What everybody says must be true, JL and that is that our TEAS are the BEST IN WALES. TEA AT Is 8D PER POUND. TEA AT 2s PER POUND. TEA AT 2s 4D PER POUND. TEA. AT 2s 6D PER POUND. TEA AT 2s 8D PER POUND. TEA AT 3s PER POUND. THE TEA AT 3s IS REALLY FINE^ Samples of any of these Fine Teas will be sent post free on application, and parcels of 6 lbs and upwards Carriage paid to any Railway Station in Wales. All orders by Post receive careful attention, and delivered free of charge in town and suburbs by our own van. General Grocery Orders from the country to the amount of two pounds and upwards carriage paid to any Railway Station in North Wales. H. PRITCHARD & CO., POOL STREET MARKET, CAENAEVON. x. 3746-M NERVOUS DEBILITY. — GRATIS, a MEDICAL WORK, showing sufferers how they may be cured without the aid of Quacks. Free of postage stamp. Address, Secretary, Insitute of Anatomy, Birmingham. x.3747-o pp WEEKLY and UPWARDS ma? be EASILY and HONESTLY REALISED by persons of EITHER SEX, without hindrance to present occupation.—Particulars FREE or with a Sample 12 stamps (returned if desired). Address, EVANS, WATTS, & COMPANY, (P 293), Mer- chants, Albion-street, Birmingham.-This it genuine. R. 3636-M GOOD NEWS TO THE INHABITANTS OF DENBIGH- SHIRE, FLINTSHIRE, ANGLESEY, CAR- NARVONSHIRE, AND MERIONETH- SHIRE, AND TO ALL WALES GENREALLY. GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF ALL SORTS OF CLOTHING MATERIALS. E E D A V I E S, LONDON HOUSE, CONWAY, DESIRES to call attention to his immense Stock of every description of Wearing Apparel and Clothing Materials, which, in con- sequence of the depression in trade, are sold for less than half the customary prices. For example— Wide Winceys, for 3d per yard-worth 8d. White and Red Flannels, 8d, lOd, and Is— worth from Is to 2s. Sheets, 2s 8d per pair-worth 4s. Home-spun Blankets, from 8s 6d to 15s; worth from 14s to 15s per pair. Quilt, Is 6d; worth 2s 6d. Home-made Quilts, blue, red, and white, 6s 6d; the spinning alone cost 10s. Cloths for 2s—worth 4s. And many other Bargains too numerous to men- tion. TERMS-READY CASH. A visit to the well-known establishment will certainly give satisfaction to the most sceptic, and will prove that this is the best place t.) purchase every description of drapery. An immediate visit will gratify. E. E. DAVIES, LONDON HOUSE, CONWAY. Gold Wedding Rings sold at cheap rates. B. 3304-M THE MIGHTY HEALTH RESTORER. DR JEA'S MARVELLOUS TONIC, FOR THE BLOOD AND NERVES. The Celebrated Remedy for Debility, Blood, Ner- vous, and Constitutional Disorders, Consumption, Indigestion, Headache, &c. The great demand and innumerable unsolicited and ever increasing Testimonials prove the wonder- ful INVIGORATING and RESTORATIVE virtues of this Medicine for PURIFYING and ENRICHING the blood, maintaining and restoring Mental and Physical Energy, for correcting disordered functions or organs, and promoting HEALTH, STRENGTH, ansl LONGEVITY. Ia:prepared in an agreeable and concentrated form, and is free from mercury and all injurious ingredients. Price 2s 9d (24 doses). Obtained of all Chemists, or Post free of chief agents for Post Office Order, or 32 Stamps. CHIEF AGENTS :-Evans and Wormull, 31, Stam- ford-street, Blackfriars, London. 2