The North Wales Express

THE f,.A- P. HOYTR ROOMS AT THE D N-r GOLDEN GOAT ARE NOW THOROUGHLY REPLENISHED WITH THE LATEST NOVELTIES FOP. THE VEVTER, INCLUDING HATH ANN JACKETS. MAKTLKS, FUR CAPEB, FCII Tllh. MACKINTOSHES. COSTUM j- s, &c. PIEhCE & WILLIAMS, CARNARVON.

P R ANCIS'S B A L8 AM £ OF 1 H' LINSEED & HONEY. FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, & BRONCHITIS. j- THE GREATEST COUGH REMEDY KNOWN/' {TS marvellous success is found in the fact that this medicine/ actually accomplishes all that is claimed for ityf ased on intrinsic merit FRANCIS'S BALSAM is the best *0 in the world for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, or Bron-y^ chitis. It will cure the worst cases of Bronchial com->' our V j a "7Un^s Plaints, from a common Cold or Cough, to the awful?ut °. ,r' y°^ peases of Asthma, and Primary Consumption^ sick and feel prostrated ^ANCIS'S BALSAM is the best medicine ity^wlth coughing, use cases of such stubborn diseases. o, „ Do not take so called FRA* CIS S BALSAM CUR E S Dnn't wait until you are unable to walk, or you are flat on your back, but get some at raadc with Laudanum, they are.0/. Tl'wi™re„rT Francis's Balsam is the Jtedly. Place your trust in/ INVALIDS FRIbND. Tne young, the aged, and FRANCIS'S BALSAM tottering, are soon made well by its timely use. It liave you a cough ? Is may save your hfe, it has benefitted thousands. Don't Our chest tight a d walt until to morrow- ? I)" I 0 you gasp for breath? TRY A BOTTLE- TO-DAY. Do you per- spire at Remember always, that a chill may kill. Mr Hugh Davies (Pencprdd Maelo-), wri es from Bryr.gwyn, ne 'r Ka;ijon:- I feel bound to in- ^•form you that yoor famous BALSAM has done me a great service, one bottle has removed a bid Cold v^/ihat stuck to me for weeks, despite everv attempt to lemove it. Splendid [remedy fox the Chest & Throat SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS IN Is AND 2* 6D BOTTLES. SOLE PROPRIETORS FRANCIS & CO., WREXHAM. LADIES IN QUEST OF STYLISH & BECOMING HATS. BONNETS, MANTLES, JACKETS, &c, PAY A VISIT TO J THOMAS'S SHOW OF NEW GOODS. A MATCHLESS COLLECTION OF DRESSES & FURSI, ^ESS AND MANTLE MAKING UNDER COMPETENT MANAGEMENT. CHARGES MODERATE. LONDON HOUSE, 297, HIGH STREET, BANGOR. JJAZAWATTEE •I^AZAWATTEE ]\JAZAWATTEE ..M AZA W AT TEE J^AZAWATTEE lijAZAWATTEE J^JAZAWATTEE ^JAZ A W ATTEE rpHE y AZAWATTEE JL BLENDS of CEYLON TEA I ARE THE FINEST in the WORLD. And should be tasted by every lover of Good Tea. E xiiact from Medical ami Analytical Report. Many Dispeptics who are ob liged to avoid ordinary tea find they can drink this with great relish, and feel no ner- vousness or distress after its use. W. L. EMMERSON, M.D., Member Society of Public Analysts; Analyst for the Counties of Leicester, North- ampton, Rutland, &c. In Lead Packets, prices 2s., 2s. 6d., and 3s. per lb THE .M'-ZAWATTEE BLENDS OF CEYLON £ -A ARE THIS FINEST IN THE WORLD AND SHOULD BE TASTED BY EVERY LOVer of GOOD TEA. SPECIAL AGENTS. Carnarvon Thos. Lewi? & Co. ^ngor Thoa Lewis & Co. ■Holyhead TI-os. Lev?is & Co. AiiiJwcb Thoa. Lewis A Co. ^•lanerchymedd Thoe. Lewis & Co. Llangefni Thos, Lewi.s & Co. Pentraeth Thos. Lewis &.Co. bethel Tbos. Lewis & Co. BOdederr. Thos. 1 ewis & Ce. ■^Lheli Thos. Lewis & Co DT»maeamawr. Thos. Lewis & C<* ^*wen J". Parry. £ Rl» J. Parry. Uolgelley Richard Mills. Barmouth Edward Williams, 3, JJ<> Vue Arcade, f°*'yn R. J. Roberts. ^berde\ey Williao» Jones. JWachynlleth J. M. Breeze, Dovey View A. L, Lewis, London House *t>eiyr,twith Thos. Griffith, The Lion Te T Warehouse. w^peter John Evacs and Son. X°rri!i M. E. Davies, Gwindy ^tomaee and Wwyd :>Hvid Evme. eniaal !E-iwwrc Rowland. golywell J. Hague. i^besda Ellis Owen, f^aodudno W.G Mob'ey,Gl(.ddaeth-et D. William»,Liverpool House twsycoed R. Rowlinson.Ynys 'radog, wyn Bay E. Roberta, Uxbridge House J. W. Ellis, Markft,-street- • • • • Jones & Son, At bey street \r saP" Jones & Son. Li\ erpool St Mo]rt^n *"■ T. J. Vuwnall &nd Co. •• Humphrey Lewi?,High-Etroet ?• Pett-r%. Ho, e J^wham H. & T Jones. ^lin^ H" Den^: i" Bowen, Chester .W. Clwyd Pierco. NERVOI. S LEBTl7tY.~GKaTIS) a~Albdicai cHre?l showmg suflerers how they may be °f a Dost,.„l0U. aid oi Quacks, Free on re eipt Afiatomwg»-'3tamP-—Address SICHETAKY, Institute of J1 "'Gingham. 2316 I WANTED. WANTED, for the 12th of November, a good 1 T T plain Cook, also Housemaid Waitress, both must be able to vVaahjand iron well.-Apply to Mrs Jones, Minafon, Carn^r^on. 2314 FIRST-CLASS Cooks, Housemaids, Nurses, at d other servants, waiting for situations at ■ aId other servants. waiting-for situations at' Mrs Smith's Regietr7 Office, 22, Castle-street. Car- narvon. 2102 Pf) WEEKLY andlXJPWARDS may be easily and honestly reslistd bv persons of either sex without hindrance to present occupation.—T^or' Particulars and Sample, enclose "d<1.,o(Ô:S6,i envelope to Evans, Watts, atii Ccmpany, UJ 293): Hirmingbam. Th;s is Genuine. TO BE LET, 0 SOLD. FOR SALE,—First Nine Volumes of Cassell's Illustrated History of England. One volume wanted to crmpl :te the book. Cost £ 3 10s. Will accept 30s, caniage paid.—Apply, H.B., Observer Office. 2218 k ASSEMBLY ROOMS, AMLWCH FOR TERMS, &c., appjy to Mr W. H. THOMAS Lewis Buildings, Amlwch. )c;¡p ANGEL VAULTS, HIGH-STREET,CARNARVON. TO BE LET OR SOLD, with immediate possessi n, this old established House; is situ- ated in the best thoroughfare of the town.-Apply to Jones and Price, Wine Merchants, Carnarvon. DESIRABLE INVESTMENTS. OANGOR.—TO BE SOLD (on easy terms of ) payments), either sir.g-y or in pairs, wall-built and convenient HOUSES situate in Garth-road, and known as Gordon, Garfield, and Gambier-terraces. Tenure, Leasehold, subject to light ground rent. Always command good tenants. For price and full particulars aldresa, Mr Benjamin J. Thomas, 41, Deane-road, Liverpool. 2582 NANTLLE VALE MALE VOICE CHOIR. THE above Choir beg to apuounce that they are now open to re eive engagements from Com- mittees of Eisteddfod a u, C ncerts, Ac. For terms, apply to the Secretary— THOMAS R. THOMAS, 22C2 BRON ERYRI, TALYSARN SALE OF LEASEHOLD HOUSES AT BANGOR. TENDERS are iuvited by the Secretary T of the Bangor and i\rvon Permauent Benefit Building S oiety, fJr tu-e Sr-le of four Houses known as I3ryngwyuecJd, Penrhosgar- nedd, and two Honsos known a" Bryngarnedd, Penrhcsgaruedd, Baingor, all newly built. SALE OV LEASEHOLD HOUSES ¿.T LLAKFA 1RFECHAN. TENDERS are invited by the Secretary T of tfe B rgor and Arvon Permanent Benefit; Building f-o it ty, for the Sale of two Leasehold Houses known us Bronynant, Llan- fairfechan Tenders to be sent to rhe S.cretary's offic no t later than 31st Oct. ber. i8 jl -MESSRS IV. DEW <t SON NORTH WALES. C A RN AR V ON SHIRE. SALE 07 PORTIONS OF THE ESTATE, late the Pr perty of JOSEPH EVANS,Esq., of HAYDOCK, Deceased. MESSRS W. DEW AND SON beg to Lf. give notice that they will offer for Sale by Public Auction at the Castle Hotel, Conway, on Friday, October 18th, 1889, at One o'clock in the afternoon the following PROPERTIES, viz: PARISH OF LLANGELYNIN. A. R. P. Lot 1.—Tiecastell, part of 70 0 28 Lot 2.—Part of ditto, 3 0 27 Lot 3.—Part of ditto, 1 1 31 Lot 4.—Ty'nlon (Part of Cerrig-y- Dinas Farm). 1 2 22 Lot 5.—Cerrig y-T>inas, part of 36 8 28 Lot 6.—Ffridd Lys Sheep walk, 14 3 8 Lot 7.—Glyn I,af, 16 3 2 PARISHES OF GYFFIN AND LLAN- GELYNIN. Lot 8.—Glyn Bach (part of) and Te'n-y-Coed (part of), 18 2 15 Lot 9.-Werglodd, Tan-y-Gwalia (pMt of Glyn Bach), 5 0 0 Lot 10.—Gwe n Borter (part of), 28 0 35 Lot ll-Gwern Borter (part of), 12 3 32 PARISHES OF LLANGELYNIN, CAER- HUN, AND GYFFIN. Lot 12.—Ty'n-y-coed (part of), 65 0 2, PARISH OF GYFFIN. Lot 12. —Ty'n-y-coed (part of), 21 0 16 PARISH OF CAE'RHUN. Lot 14.-Troed y Rhiw (part of) 10 1 28 PARISH OF LLANGELYNIN. Lot IS.-Glyn Bach (part of), and Wood (part of), 820 0 PARISHES OF LLANGELYNIN, AND CAE'RHUN. Lot 16.—Gly~J Uo^>a and Wood ")part of), 120 33 7 PARISH OF CAE'RHUN. Lot 17.—Troed -y-Rhiw (part of), 1 3 9 Lc t IS.—Penrhiw Cottage and 1-md 0 1 2 Lot 19.-Fedw Fawr or Groes- flbr^d Roe, 9 0 14 THE VILLAGE OF ROEWEN. Lot 20.-Building Site (in hand), 0 0 35 PARISH OF CAERHUN. L< i. 21. The Glyn Allotment on Bwlch y Ddeufaen, 3U1 0 24 Lot 22.-Ty Ucha and Allotment, 50 1 35 Lots 22 to 28 (all inclusive).— iForm the Taly1 an Allotments. 275 0 17 Lot 29.—Cae Dagaol, 9 0 23 PARISH OF LLANBEDR-Y-CENIN. Lot 30.—Ca« Asaph. 14 2 36 l.ot BI.-C&e Asaph Allotment, 4 14 PARISH OF CAERHUN. Lot 32.—Tanyrallt, 48 2 36 PARISH OF LLANBEDR-Y-CENIN EITHINOG. Lot 33.—Ffrith yr Ysgubor and -Ganol, 28 0 13 Lot 34. Ffrith Cefn Du and Ffrith Newydd, 6 3 8 PARISHES OF LLANBEDR-Y-CENIN land CAKRHUN. WAEN TAN-Y-BWLFH ALLOTMENTS. Lot 35.-Cefn Cocb, 27 0 4 Lot 36.—Waen Tanybwlch, 60 2 24 Lot 37.—Waen Tanybwleh, 38 1 21 Lot 38.—Waen Tanybwlch, Criccin, 52 3 4 TOWNSHIP OF DOLGARROG. Lot 39 —Gwern yr Ardda and Bron Foel, 562 0 22 PARISH OF TKEWYDYR, LLANRWST PEN RHIW DDOLION. Lot 4°.—Ty Isa, 44a 2r 2p F'rith Newydd, 85a 2r 35p; Ty Uchtif, 42a 3r 10p •, Ty Newydd, 26a 2r 17p Bryn Derw, 24a 3r 17p School housj, together with the right ofSheepwalk onMynyddGribyn, 13p. 224 2 24 PARISH OF LLANFA1RFECHAN. Lot 41.—Cam y Neint 341 0 25 and Coed leision 91 1 33 TuWN OF CONWAY. Lot 42.—Castle Bank, 0 2 0 Lot 42.- Wind Street Cottages (being Nos. 1 to 11 (inclusive), 0 0 15 Lot 44.—Win<i Street Cottages <bting Nos 12 to 17), 0 0 8 TOTAL ACRE iGE 2677 3 36 Plans and Particulars may be obtained of Messrs Robert Davies aud Co., Solicitors, Warrington; of Messrs Williams and Son, Salop House, Osv estxy or of the Auctioneers, WellHeld House, Bangor. NORTH WALES. SKLE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD BUILDING SITES NEAR LLANDUDNO JUNCTION. MESSRS W. DEW and SONihave been if J, instructed to offer for Sale by Public Auction, at the C:a Ie Hotel. Conway, on Fri- day, October 18th, at 3.30 (or immediately after the sale of the Glyn Estate), Three Grand Building Sites, comprising in all 41 acres,being parts of Caerderwen, formerly forming part of Talsar The three lots stand in a command- ing position, have good frontages, and are wibbin a. ahort distance to Llandudno Junction, thus having the great advantage of being within easy reach of all the large manufacturing towns ofEngaod Particulars and plr.ns may be obtained in due course of Messrs W. Jon s and Porter, Solici- tors. Conway, of Mr J. M. Porter, Earates Offices, C jlwyn Eny or of the Auctioneers, Wellfield House, Bangor. 2221 MESSRS JJA VI EC, PIE ROE & DAVIES. BRYNTYCH HOTEL, CAPEL CURlG. I )YMUN A MESSRS DAVIES, PIERCE & D iveis hysbysu eu bod wedi derbyn cyfarwsddyd gan Mr Richard Evans, Bodesi, i werthu ar Auction, ddydd Mercher, Hydref 16og, 1889, 300 o Fammogiaid 300 o Fyllt; 50 o Wyn 7 o Heffrod cynoion 1 Heffer ragorol o tida a llo with ei throed 5 o Fuchoi godro rhagoiol o dda 2 Das o Wair 2 Gaseg ifsngc. Y 8ale i ddechreu am 12 o'r gloch. Am ragor o fanylion ymofyner a'r Arwerth- wyr vn Lianrwst, nen S'r percherog, 2560 y*mmmmm—IIIIBWI iBiimiw—tmmmm—i— A .OET OLD, the marks under the eyes with flabbiuess of the skiu of the face are apparent This is altered by using Alex. Boss's Skin Lighteuer or Tonic Lction 3s 61, post 4s. FOSS'S Remedies for obesity and Sallowness 5s. I A LEX. BOSS'S DESTROYER OF HAIR.—Removes i 'rom the t'Hce, neck, and arms without injury 'a «"> sent secretJy packed, by post, for 54 ''Vamps. Alex. Ross's Hair Dye produces very £ h- or dark coJo"r» His Cantharides produces wr>hiskers or hair on the head. The Nose Machine for pressing the cartil e of the nose-in shape 10s 6d dent for stamps.-Letters invited—Had or from AJex Jiosa. 2laLtux>bs Coa- mt Strpqr r > _(; MR ROBERT PARRY. I HENDRE, NANTCALL, OEH. STATION PANTGLAS. ATAE MR ROBERT PARRY wedi ei 1VJL gyfarwyddo gan Mr Hugh Hughes, yr hwn sydd yn yiradael o'r lie, i werthu ar Auc- tion yn y lie uchod, ddydd Mawrth, Hydref 29,1889, YR HOLL STOCK, &c., yn cynwys 13 o Fuchod godro rhagorol, un o honynt a llo wrth ei throed, 5 ar fin dropio, yr oil yn gyfloion; 5 o Ddynewaid gwryw cryfion; Lloi, Ceffylau, yr Offer Hwsmoneth, &c. Manylion pellach yr wythnos nesaf. Telerau fel arferol. Yr Auction i ddechreu am Un o'r gloch. DERWYN UCHAF, CLYNNOG, GER STATION PANTGLAS. MAE MR ROBERT PARRY wedi ei gyfarwyddo gan Mr J. Powell, yr hwn sydd yn ymadael o'r lie, i Werthu ar Auction yn y lie uchod, ddydd Iau, Hydref 31ain, 1889, Y R HOLL STOCK. &c., yn cynwys 5 o Fuchod Godro cyfloion rhagorol; 2 o Heffrod, Tarw. 5 o Loi cryfion, Caseg dda ac Ebol, 4 o Fouh Stores, Pytatws, Swedes, Gwair, Yd, &c. Coel fel yr hysbysir ar y pryd, gyda meich- iafon bouahaol. Yr Auction i ddechreu am 1 o'r gloch. Am fanylion pellach or Sales uchod ym- ofyner S'r Arwerthwr, 3, Salem-terrace, Pwll- heli. 2308. FESTINIOG. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. IMPORTANT TO PARTIES FURNISH- ING, HOTaL KEEPERS, &c. MR ^ROBERT PARRY is favoured with instructions to Sell by Auction at the Abbey Arms Hotel, Festiniog, on Satur- day and Monday, November 16th and 18th, 1889, the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND OUT-DOOR EFFECTS. Further particulars will appear in future advertisements, and catalogues, which are now in course of preparation, may be obtained in due course from the Auctioneer, 3, Salem- terrace, Pwllheli. 2309 Mll H. ROBERTS. BRONDANW ARMS, GAREG, LLAN- FROTHEN. Y TRYDYDD ARWERTBIANT BLYN YDDOL. 0 BWYS I AMAETHWYR. BYDD MR HENRY, ROBERTS yn JL-P gwerthu ar Auction yn\ Brondanw Arms, ddydd Sadwrn, Hydref 19, 1889, am un o'r glooh, luaws o Fuchod godro, Bustych, Heffrod, Dynewaid, Ceffylau, Defaid, a Moch. Caiff pawb ddyfod a phobpeth i'r Auction hon. CAE'KLLWYNOG, LLANFKOTHEN. ARWERTHIANT AR 450 0 DDEFAID, GWARTHEG, GWAIR, &c. YMAE MR H. ROBERTS wedi ei gyf- arwyddo gan Mr David Williams, i werthu ar Auction, yn CAE'RLLWYNOG, ar ddydd Mercher, Hydref 16eg, 1889, Y R HOLL STOCK a ganlyn, &c, Ac., yn cynwys 10 o Fuchod godfo da (tair yn min dropio); 3 o Heffrod 3 o Loiau 1 Gaeeg yn codi yn bedair oed; 3 o Foch Stores ac odddeutu 450 o Ddefaid, yn cynwys Mammogiaid ieuainc cryfion atgioeai, a Myllb, ac Wyn; dVlY Das o Wair da, a chywlas. Y*2 Auction i ddechreu am 12 o'r gloch. Coel uyda rneLhiau bod lnaol hyd ffair Criccieth, Mai 23ain, 1890. 2569 • CRICCIETH. IMPORTANT SALE OF FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTY. MR HENRY ROBERTS has been in- structed to Sell by Public Auction, at tha Lly. Caraolorf Temperance Hotel, Criccieth, on Monday, the 4th November, 1^89, at 2 p.m., the following Fro-hold an i Leasehold Dwelling houses, Stables, Offices. Workshops, and Yard, viz: 1. All that Freehold Dwelling house known as MOUNT PLEASANT, now occupied by Mr William Wi liams. 2. All that Freehold Dwelling house and Shop known as NEW INN, now in the occupa- tion of Mr Richard Humphreys, Butcher. 3. All that Leasehold Dwelling house known as No. MaRlNE TERRACE, now in the occupation of Mrs Marshall. Unexpired term 88 years. Ground rent j61 10s 4. AI, that Leasehold Dwelling house known as No 21, MARINE TERRACE, now in the occupation of Miss Roberts. Unexpired term 88 years. (Ground rent, j63. 5. All that commodious Leasehold Dwelling house situate on che Marine-terrace, Criccieth, kiyiwn as TOWEP, HOUSE, now in the occu- pation of Mrs Roberts. Unexpired term 97 years. Ground rent J64. 6 All and singular the Leasehold Dwell- ng h use, Stables, Workshops, Offices, and Yards, situate bt Abereisteid, riccieth, and now in the respective occupation of Messrs William G. Evans, Robert Jones, and Evan Owen. Unexpired term 98 years. Gronnd rent F.2 6s. 7. All that Freehold Dwellinghouse known as CAUSEWAY VIEW now in the occupation of Mr John Owen. The Sale of the above property affords a rare opportunity of acquiring residential or business premises in the most eligible and popular parts of this rising Watering place. For further particulars apply to the Auction. eer, Pensyflog, Tremadoc, or to Messrs Lloyd George and George, Solicitors. Crtc. ieth. "C", POKTMADoC. IMPORTANT SALE OF FURNITURE, &c. f. ''TtVI R HENRY ROBERTS has been in- ixX strutted by Mr Thomas, who is leaving, jji to S&U by Auction at the Royal and Com- meroial Hotel, Portmadoc, on Friday and Saturday, the 1st and 2nd days of November, < 1889, the whole of the SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND OUT-DOOR EFFECTS, v being the contents of Commercial, Coffee, Smoke,and Sitting-rooms, Bar and Bar-parlour, Laundry, Cellar and Kitchen, and J5 Bed- rooms. The out-door Effect.s comprise 5 useful Posting Horses, one horse Omnibus, one New Hearse and one Mourning Coach, both in first rate condition one Close Carriage, Wagonnette, Dog Cart, 2 sets of Single Harness, 2 ditto Double, all of them now; Implements of Husbandry, 1 Stack of Hay, 2 Pigs, &c. This Hotel was completely refurnished about i two years ago. I Full particulars will appear in Catalogues, which may be had at the Hotels, or on the premises of the Auctioneer, Tremadoc. The j sale to commence each day at 12 o'clock prompt. 2300 > MR E. H. O WEN. TYDDYN WISGJIN ISAF, CAE- ATHRAW. MR E. H. OWEN a ddymnna hysbysu y bydd yo gwerthu ar Auction yn y lie uchod ddydd lau, Hydref 31ain. Cynwysa y Stoc yr hyn a ganlyn ;—8 o wartheg godro, 1 Haffer gyflo, 3 o L i, 1 Ceff/1 gr^eid cryf yn codi yn bedair oed, 16 o uchder, 1 Eboles addawol-yn codi yn ddwyflwydd; 1 Hwch bron dyfod a moch; uiftr oWyddau a Dofedncd, 2 Das o Wair wedi eu cyntiauatu vn dda; 2 DasWellt Ceirch, 1 eto o Wt-llt Haidd, Trol a Ffram, 2 Wydd haiarn, Og, Horsepower, Chaff cutter, Pulper, American Rakø., 2 Gribin fawr, Machine nithio, C r marchnad, Corddwr, Llestri Llaeth, yn nfhyda'r holt Ger Hwsmon- aeth, a Dodrefn y Ty. 18, Bont bridd, Ca;raarrou. 2302 TYDDYN OER, LLANFAIRISGAER. [R E H. OWEN a ddyuauna hysbysu L y bydd yn Gwerthu ar Auction yn y lie uchod ddydd Mawrth, Hydref 22ain. am 12 o'r gloch, y S oc ganlynol: 4 o Warthe? Godro, 1 Fuwch Dew, 2 o Heffrod, 2 Das o Wair, Trol a Ffra n,Machine Nitbio, Roller,Gwydd Haiarn, Tail. Corddwr. Llestri Llaeth, ynchvda'r holl Ger Hwsmonaeth, a rhan o Ddodrefn y Ty; hefyd Gosodir yr holllJir Porihyd adeg pefl ,d. edig. 18, Bont Bridd Caernarfon. EFAIL BACH, CAEATHRAW. DYDD IAU, TACHWKDD 7, 1889, AM UN O'R GLOCK. ARWERTHIANT BLYNYDDOL CAN MR E. H. OWEN ar Wartheg Godro, Heffrod, Ceffylau, Defaid, Moch, ac offer- ynau (Eiddo Ffer iuwyr yn yr ardal), y rhai a symudir i'r lie er cyfleustra y Sale. D.S. Erfynir ar i'r holl entries gael euhanfon i mewn vn ddioed. 18, Bont Bridd, Cr, ernarfon. MOUNT PLEASANT INN, LLANWNDA. DYDD MAWRTH, TACHWEDD SiD, AM UN O'R GLOCH. ARWERTHIANT BLYNYDDOL GAN "jl/TR E. H. OWEN" ar Wartheg Godro lX-L Heffrod, Ceffylau, Defaid, Moch, ac offerynau (eiddo Ffermwyr yn yr ardal) y rhai a symudir i'r lleer cyfleusdra y SaIb. D.S. Erfynir ar i'r holl entries gael eu hanfon i mewn yn ddioed. I 18, Bont Bridd, Caernarfon. TROSYFFORDD, LLANRUG. I CYFLEUSTRA NA CHEIR El DEBYG OND YN DRA ANFY VYCH. TITAEf MR E. H. OWEN wedi ei gyfar- JLVX wyddo gan y peichenog i werthu ar Auction dydd Sadwrn y 23ain o Dachwedd 1889 am dri o'r Jllooh yn y prydnawu, yn y CASTLE HOTEL 3AERNA<FoN, y tyddyn destlns a dymunol a elwir TROSYFFORDD yn mhlwyf Llanrus?, ger Caernarfon ynghyd a'r adeiladau perthynol iddo, yn cyowys :—ty J hardd, shoo helaeth, store-room sryfleus, ystabl, beudy, ty gwair eang, cytiuu moch, &c., a'r oil heb fod nemawr gwaeth na newydd. Mae'r tir yn drla a chynsrchiol,a'r gwaliau a'idosbarthant o'r fath oreu, a mesura oddeutu chwe erw,mwy neu lai Mae'r safle yn ddymunol a r cymyiog- aethau cylchynol yn dra phoblogaidd, felly yn fanteisiol gyda gofal ac ymdicch i ddwyn yn mJaen fa-nach eang. Ond pe na. theicnlid awyddfryd at fasnaci, byddai yn bawdd gyd ag ychydig iawn o gost ychwaoegol wneuthur y Ty a'r Shop yn dri o annedd-dai cyfleus, a'r Ystabl a'r Store room yn dy da at wasanaeth y tyddyn. Os ewyllysir Izellir gadael pedwar cant o arian y pryniaot i aros fel mortgage ar y lie. Amunrhyw hysbysrwydd pellaoh ymofyner a Mr E. H. Owen, Auctioneer, Bridge Street, Carnarvon, neu a'r pdrchenog ar y 11e.-2320. MR J. G. JONES. SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, AT GROESLON, WAEN- FAWR. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, BY TVTR J. G. JONES at the Castle Hotel, Carnarvon, on Saturday, November 2, 1889, at 3 o'clock p.m. (subject to conditions to be there and then read) that most commod- ious Freehold Corner House, Shop and Business Premises called ARFON HOUSE, GROESLON, WAEN FAWR. Further particulars in our next. Paternoster Buildings, Carnarvon. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF CAR NARVONSJHIRE, HOLDEN AT CARNARVON. In the matter of John Jones, deceased, and in the matter of the petition of Richard Ellis, Mary Jane. Laura A nn, and William Robin- son, by I heir Guardian and next friend, Richard Robinson. MR J. G. JONES has received instruction? to offer for S ile by Public Auction at. Church View, Tiiiyoarn, on Friday, the 25th day of October, !8>9, at 1 p m., the Household Furniture and Effects, comprising briefly the following:—Chesr, of Drawers, Looking Glasses, Wash Stand, and Dressing Tables, Birch Half Tester Beadstead, Feather and Flock Beds, Flock Mattresses. 2 Mahogany Cheffonie.rs, Tables ar,:t Ch ii, s, Piar Glass, 1 Eight Day Clo< k, Small Glass Bookcase, Fenders and Fire Iron-, Ornaments, Towel Rail, Faey Chairs, &.o..&c., w,th a. quantify of Crockery Ware and Kit -hen Utensils. And also at the NANTLLE VALE HOTEL, on the same day at 6.3 (^ubpet to conditions to be the, e and t'iG read), Lot 1. — All th,lt Messuage or Dwelling House called r k' cwr, as Church View, Tal-y- Sliro, now in the occupation of the Rev J. Hughe", as tenant thereof, at the yearly rent of j68. Tnis esirable Villa is he d for the un- expired residue of a term of 60 y-ars, computed from the 1st day of Ja> uary, 1872. Lot 2.— All til,at, Plot, Piece or Parcel of Land or Gre-un; adjouting the L. & N. W. Railway, ani heretofore used by the late John Junes, deceased, as a Coal Yard. Lot 3— Jl that Piece or Parcel of Laud with the Buddie- ertcted there.:n, ard t':c Weighing Machine fitted up th.,ivin, situate on the maia road from Penygroes to Talys -r;i opposie the Ta.'ys rn R.atwrty Station, and now used as a Pub,i" \V ighing Machine. For further particulars apply to Mr J. T. Roberts, Solicit, r, Grove House, or to thw Auctioneer—both of Carnarvon. 2310 M-. J i. JONES. TYDDYN LIFYR, RHOSTRYFAN. SALE ar yr bo)I o'r Eiddo yn y He uchod S-ad~rn, Hydref yn cynwys Gwartheg, o u air t?ja fbairtunell: Gwr- taith, Engiae ,it iD, a Cl1 Ger Hwsmon- aetb. Y Sal, 'idechr^u sit' 2 o'r gloch yn y prydnawn. E ddir evrta in'c%iau boJd- haol. felyrby bysr uv y pryd Am ragor o j faaylion ymofyner a'r Av.ro, rhv P, tempter Buildings, Car arvor4, MESSRS CLOUGH dc CO., DENBIGH, NORTH WALES. HOUSES AND SHOPS FRE SHOLD. TO BE SOl D BY AUCTION by TESSRS CLOUGH & CO., by order of L'J- the MORTGAGEES* on Thursday, the 7th day of November 1889, at 4 p.m.,»t the BULL HOTEL, DENBIGH, the large aDd commod. ious House and Shop, called Waterloo House, in Crown Square, in the occupation of Messrs Parry & Williams, General Drapers. Also, the Hoiiseind Shop No 7, Vale Street, Denbigh, in t!,e occupation of Mr Henry Davies, Stationer and Newsagent. Denbigh is one of the west market towns in North Wales. For further particulars, apply to Messrs Gold Edwards A, Co Solic.tors, Denbigh, or the Anctioneers. 2325. RURRFARVON MUNICIPAL ELFCTTQN, 1889. TO THE ELECTORS OF TEE WESTERN WARD. LADIES AND GF.ICTLIT MR — In soMciti, vc.fi• vote I have but one desire (not-wit: .»tsnui«y- i cmours to the contrary), arid ti};u is to c'n. y U-.j interest of the Ratcpaj era o; nava-i- ccwn, and give them :he beneht of 18 years experience of Local Government,and also 4 years with MrR. J. Davids,the Engineer of the Waterworks and Drainage scheme. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yor.r Obedient Servant, R. LL. JONES. IS, Church-street, Carnarvon, 11th October, 1889. 2323 £ JARN ARVON MUNICIPAL ELECTION, TO TB.E ELECTORS OF TLIE WESTERN WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEV,— Three years ago you placed your con- fidence in me by electing me, second on the Poll, as one of your Representatives on the Town Council. Daring that period I have attented to the duties with one uniform purpose, and that was to do what was just and proper on all occasions, and to have the utmost regard for the interests of the town and the burdens of the ratepayers. I have at all fcii^os endeavoured to act in a thoroughly uprigbt;a.od straightforward manner; and being one of the largest ratepayers in the Borough, it. is natural I would do my utmcst in the interests of economy aDd efficiency. I trust that my couduct has been such as to merit your approval, which I trust you will be good enough to t<h'Jw by honouricg me with your votes on the- 1st November. I have the honour tl be Yotir Obeaii-nt Servant, W. LLC V D GRIFFITH. Bodaf .n, October 15, IS-9 235:1 ^pO THE ELECTORy OF TRE WELTERV -L WAtvD Oh ThE tfCJtiOUGH OF CARNARVON. LADIES A¡,D GENTLEMEN,— As there are four vacancies to be filled in our Munic pal Council at the forthcoming Election on the 1st prox., I beg to offer myse'f as a Candidate for your representation. You did me the honour, at the beginning of this year, d electing n e as one, f your Rep'esenta:ivi-s on the County Council, and I feel reluctant to come forward; but, being largely interested ill. the welfare and prospeiity of the town, and having time at my disposal, I venture again to, ask your suffra^?s for our Municipal Cooncil. I can refer you to no past ecoaomic successes to prove my firness as possibly my fellow Candidates can; but believing, as I do, that the prosperity of a town. depends in a great measure on the pubiic spirit animating its governing body, I may state that I shall always support any movement that has for its object tha improv2ment of the sanitation, the revival of the trade, and the advancement educationally of the town. The large strides made in the direction of education by cue present L3gislature add greatly to the responsibilities of our local public bodies. The. passing o the Welsh Intermediate Education Act, and the r, cocnit on of the claims of our artizans and wo-kmen to mar. al and techr.icftl instruction, should mark a new era in the educational and industrial history, Dot only cf our country, but also of our own town of Carnarvon. Hitherto, to meet the great competition in mind and h.uid f o;n abroad, our 0" artizans and handicraftsmen huve been placed at a disadvantage. The Legislature has said that it shall no longer be so. To cultivate tha accurate eye and disciplined hand pnbHc money is to be given, and within our reach is the possibility of a grand nations! system of techn ie il e luiati n. The ad vantages to a town like o-rs of the establishment of a school of manual and technic*! instruction it is unneaasary to point out, and past experience in the loss of similar advantages sho^s Low important it is that no effort shcu d be spared if we wish to secure them. Tr^ str to receive your cordial support on the dav of the Poll, J Boiiove n.F, LAOIEI ^I;D -?6IITIEMEN, s obeiiently, J. I'SARD DAVIES. The Anchorage, Carnar rou, October 5th, 1889. 231.