The North Wales Express

.w't: SALES BY AUCTION. ( Mr. Robert Parry. AUCTIONEER AND VALUER, PWLLHELL TYIDDYNPEISWYN, LLANENGAN. GOSODIAD TIR. Mae MR ROBERT PARRY wedi ei gyfar- wyddo i Osod ar Auction, yn y He uchod, DYDD GWENER, Ebrill 2il, 1909, yr HOLL DIR yn lotiau oyfleus, pa un sydd yn llawn gwrtaitli. Hefyd gwerthix amryw Lotiau o Eithm. Telerau fel yr hysfbysir ar y pryd. Y Gosodiad i ddecbreu a.m 2 o'r gloch. GLANDWYFACH. ARWERTHIANT PWYSIG AR ANIFEIL- IAID. Mae MR ROBERT PARRY wedi ei gyfar- wyddo I Werthu ar Auction yn Glan- dwvfach (lie symudir y Stoc er oyfleusdra, y Sale), DYDD MAWRTH, Ebrill 6ed, 1909, yr HOLL STOC ragorol a ganlyn, yn eyn- wvs 40 o Fuchod a Heffixxl rhagorol, rha-i a Moi wrth eu traed. ereill yn rain lloi, rhai i ddod at ddechreu haf, ae yn mhellach yn urilaea, a rhai yn eu Uawn broffit; 3 Dy- uewaid banyw; 3 Dvnewaid gwryw; 4 o Hychod Ma.gu. un vn min modi, un haner torog, a 2 Hesbiithwch; 2 Gar Marchnad cryf. 'Coel fel yr hysbysir ar y pryd. Yr Auction i ddechreu am 12 o'r gloch. D.S.—Ni chaniateir i Anifeiliaid ereill ddod i'r Sale hon. FOURCROSSES. DIWRNOD Y FFAIR. G( WERTHIR dros 20. o Fomogiaid breed T Lleyn, yn nghyda'u Hwyn. Coel fei yr hysbysir ar y pryd, gyda xneichiafon boddhaol. 5, Salem terrace, Pwllheli. ——— Mr Robert G. Jones* AUCTIONEER AND VALUES, CAJENARVON. NOTICE. rnHE Furnituire Sale advertised to take I place at thie Market Hall, on Wednes- day. April 7th, WILL NOT BE HELD. 13167* R. G. JONES. .1 SMITHFIELD, CARNARVON. EASTER SALE, MONDAY, APRIL 5th, 1S09, at 1 p.m. "IIJTB ROBERT G. JONES has received a 1VI good number of Entries. Prime Fat Bullocks and Heifers, Store Yearlings, 50 Fat Lambs, 100 Well-fed Welsh Wethers, and 20 Couples (Welsh Ewes with cross- bred Lam/be). MORFA MAWR, LLANDWROG. DYDD 1AU, EBRILL 8fed, 1909. MR ROBERT G. JONES a ddymuna hysbysu y Gosodir ar Auction Bed war Pare, Tir Pori goreu yn y plwyf. Dechreuir am 2 o'r gloch. CAE DAFYDD, CARMEL. Gi WERTHIR v Tvddyn dvmunol uchod T DYDD SADWRN, Ebrill lOfed. yn v Castle Hotel, Carnarvon, am 2.30 o'r gloch. Manylion llawn ar y Pesters. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. BRON MENAI, CARNARVON. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14th, 1909. MR ROBERT G. JONES has been in- structed by the Representatives of the late M. T. Morris, Eriq., to Sell by Public Auction, Surplus Furniture and Effects, in- cluding a handsome Old Oak Cabinet (Cwipwrdd Tridarn) in capital order; Brass Dial Grandfather Clocks, by M. Thoimis, John Allen, and D. Seddon; Oak Dresser; Dining Suite; Cheffonier; Telescope Dining Table; Copper Warming Pans; Pictures Axminster Carpet; Book Shelves Rustic Table and Seat to match; Rustic Arm Chair Carved OP*k Desk Lawn Mower; Garden Roller; Slower Pots; English and Welsh Boots; "Cyfreithiau Hywel Dda, 1730," &c., Sec. Sale to commence at 1 p.m. Auctioneer's Office: Castle square, Carnarvon. Mr Henry Roberts* AUCTIONEER AND VALUER, PORTMADOC. CRICCIETH. lifFR HENRY ROBERTS has been in- 1V1 struoted to Offer for Sale by Public Auction, to be held at the Lira Caradog Temperance Hotel, Cncieth, at 5 p.m., on SATURDAY, the 10th day of April, 1909 (eiibject to conditions to be then and there read). 1.—The desirable Freehold Properties known as GEST VIEW and PLEASANT VIEW, CRICCIETH. The above proper- ties are held subject to a perpetual rent charge of £ 2 each per annum. 2.—The Leasehold Messuage and Pre- mises known as No. 2, SALEM TERRACE, CRICCIETH, held under a Lease of 60 years from the 25th of February, 1870, at an annual Ground of £ 1 as. 3.—The Reversionary interest of the Trustee in Bankruptcy of Mr Richard Jones, Coal Merchant, Criccieth, in certain motleys and securities announcing to £ 1,350. 4.—^<Six Policies of Insurance on the life of Mr Richard Jones. For further particulars apply to L1. Hugh- Jones, Esq., Official Receiver, Chester; Messrs Ellis Davies, Jones, and Jones, Solicitors. Carnarvon; and Messrs Lloyd George and George, Solicitors, Criccieth. Messrs J. Parry Jones A Sons, AUCTIONEERS, &c., PENRHYNDEU- DRAETH AND PWLLHELI. f\ E WERTH. — TROLIAU NEWYDD- J\. ION, o'r gwnenthuriad goreu, am bris- iau hynod reevmol. — Ymofyner a Mri J. Parry Jones a'i Feitnon, am fanylion. Zl. W. T.ATXTB. AUCTIONEER. ACCOUNTANT. HOUSE AGENT. Etc., II, FARRAR ROAD. BANGOR. AT Y CYHOEDD. DYMUNA O. W. JONES, Calf Dealer, I 8, High street, Ebenezer, wneyd yn hyribya ei fod wedi symud o'r Bull Hotel Yaa-d, i Yard Messrs Richard Jones and Son, Butcher, Llangefni. Yno bydd cyf- latwnder o Loi da i'w cael am brisiau rhes- ymod. Cofiwch y cyfeiriad. 13 SALES BY AUCTI^ Messrs. Henry Parry. Sons. AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, PONTBUG, Nr. CARNARVON. IN THE COUNTY OF ANGLESEY. IN THE PARISH OF LLANFIHANGEL- ESCEIFIOG. CLOSE TO HOLLAND ARMS STATION. MESSRS HENRY PARRY AND SONS are instructed to Sell by Public Auc- tion, at the Town Hall, Llangefni, on THURSDAY, April 1st, 1909, at 2.30 p.m., subject to conditions to be then and there produced, all those TWO FREEHOLD PLOTS or PARCEL of LAND, being part of Malldraeth Marshes, situate on both aides of main road (Holyhead to London), and close to Pentre Berw and Gaerwen, and two miles from Llangefni, containing by admeasurement 5 acres and 36 perches, now in the occupation of Mr Hugh Roberts, No. 2, Stores, Pentre Berw, Gaerwen, and Mr Hugh Roberts, Ty Hen, Gaerwen. Further particulars may be obtained from Messrs Ellis W. Davies, Jones, and Jones, Solicitors, or the Auctioneers, Glan'rafon, -all of Carnarvon. Messrs Robert and Rogers Jones. AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, LLAN- RWST AND COLWYN BAY. MONDAY, APRIL 5th, 1909. TAL Y CAFN MART. RAND EASTER PRIZE SHOW ajtd IjT SALE of FAT STOCK. When £ 15 in Cash Prizes will be offered for competi- tion. The Stock already comprises. 1,10 Prime Fa.t Bullocks, Heitfers, Cows, and Bulls. 1.100 Prime Fat Wethers and Ewes. 250 Prime Fat Easter Lamlbs. 200 Grand Cross-bred Couples (Ewes and Lambs). 100 Fat Porket Pigs and Calves. Judging at 10 o'clock. Sale at 12 o'clock. 2156 Messrs Hughes and Jones, AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS, BODORGAN AND AMLWCH. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY.— The Freehold Farm of about 8 acres of excellent Land, with good Dwelling House and Outbuildings, known as CEFN COCTI, Lliangristiolus, distant about 2 miles from Llangefni. The situation is pleasant and commands tininterrupted views, and affords a grand speculation to investors or a person seek- ing a nice country residence in a quiet, bright, and bracing locality. For price and full particulars apply to Messrs Hughes and Jones, Auctioneers, Bodorgan and Amlwch. Mr H. T. Owen. AUCTIONEER AND VALUER, LLANGEFNI. ANGLESEY. PUMA HOUSE. LATE MUS HUGHES, RHOSNEIGR. HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE OF VALU- ABLE AND COSTLY HOUSE- HOLD FURNITURE. MR H. T. OWEN has been favoured with ins/truictions to Sell by Public A Lection, on the above premisses, on TUES- DAY, April 20th, and the following day if necessary, the wliole "Household Furniture, &c., comprising Appointments of Hall, one flitting Room, 2 Parlours, 7 Bedrooms, Rath Room, Landing, 2 Kitchens, 2 Parti- tries, consisting of Mahogany, Oak, and Bamboo Tables, Side Board, Writing Desk, Chairs in,Pluisli with leather seats, Looking Glasses. Overmantels, Poles, Iron and Brass Fenders. Single and Doubly Bedsteads, Wira and Flock Mattresses, &c., Silver and Electro Plated, Goods. Full particulars on Posters. The above are all equal to new. Sale to commence at 11 a.m. __— JU TO BE LET. BRYN IDLOES, ST. DAVID'S ROAD, CA RN A R V ON.—Semi -detached house, nice, commodious, pleasantly situated, in eroellent condition, grounds back and front. Possession first week in May.— Apply, Rev H. Harris Hughes, Bryn Idloes s2036 GEFAIL GOF, lie da i ddau dan, ac arfau angenrheidiol. Lie am fywol- iaeth dda i Of medrus.—Ymofyner a Mr 0. Samuel Owen, Brynrhydd, Penisa'rwaen, Llaiirug, R.S.O. 13*. T LANDUDNO.—To Let, First Class t J Boarding Establishment. Centrally situated. Electric Light throughout.— Apply, R. D. Owen and Sons, Llandudno. TO LET, PENYGROES. — Comfortable Rooms, Parlour and Bedroom. Healthy locality. Reasonable terms. — Box P., "Observer" Office, Carnarvon. r TO LET,—In North road, Carnarvon, a pleasant situated House (near the Rail- way Station), containing 1 Entertaining and 1 Dining Room, 5 Bedrooms, 1 Dressing Room, Bathroom, &c. — For particulars apply, Box P. H. 21, "Observer and Ex press" Office, Carnarvon. 12 Ap4 TO LET, — A WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER BUSINESS. Going con- cern. Good opening for a practical Watch- maker. — Apply, Roberts, 9, Mona street", Amlwch. 13 rTTY a SHOP ar Osod, mewn eeSie dda. yn -.1. High street, Ebenezer. Meddiant uniongyrehoJ.—Ymofyner a Thomas J. Wil- liams, High street. 15 Apl7 TENDERS. TO BUILDERS. TENDERS are invited for Alterations to Caledffrwd, Clwytybont, for Dr D. R. Evans. Plans and Specifications. &c.. to be seen at Caledffrwd, or at my Office between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., on or after the 30th inst. Tenders, sealed and endorsed, to be sent to me, the undersigned, on or before the 10th of April. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. ELLIS F. WHITE, Architeot and Surveyor. 17. Bridge street. Carnarvon, March 24th, 1909. MORTGAGES.-Two Hundred Pounds and upwards on Freehold, Leasehold, Personal Security, and Reversions.—Apply, Mr Hindley, Solicitor, Llandudno. T. J. WILLIAMS, BILLPOSTER AND TOWN CRIER, LLANBERIS DISTRICT. ADDRESS: WARDEN ST., LLANBERIS. — WANTED. AGENT Wanted, Practical Baker pre- fered who has used Malt products. Liberal terms to right man. Cyclist.- Apply, F. C., Box 12, "Observer" Office, Carnarvon. 12s ACTIVE, Intelligent men required for for two or three hours daily. Outside work. Liberal payment to suceeasful men. —Address, L., Box 10, Office of this Journal. slO 3lch 18 A GENTLEMAN requires accommoda- tion in first class social hotel or hydro, in or near Lake District or North Wales, where golf can be had. — Bonham Ward and Co., 51, Great Portland staeet, London, W. 2094 AGENTS in spare time to Sell Cycles, monthly Payments, splendid opening, liberal commission. — British Cycle Manu- facturing Co., Ltd., Liverpool. 9 T~VRAPERY and GROCERY. — Wanted, -LJ young man, albout 18, as IMPROVER. Roberts, Meirion House, Dvffryn. EISIEU, MORWYN, oddeutu 18 oed, i gynorthwyo mewn Ffermdy, yn gallu godro." Cartref da i eneth o gymeriad.— Ymofyner & Box G. F. 11, SwyddfaV "Genedl," Caernarfon. lis ENERGETIC MAN AS SALESMAN- COLLECTOR for Penygroes District. Special terms. References.—^Singer Sewing Machine Co., Ltd., Caatle Hill, Bangor. 10 Mr22 ELSLEU—CRWYN GWADDOD (MOLE- E SKINKS). Derbynir unrhyw nifer.- Telerau oddiwrth T. Davies, Gorsdalfa, Llanon, Aberystwyth. 1 GIRL as GENERAL SERVANT, with reference, for Birkenhead, able to do plain cooking and washing. Three in Pa.mUy.—Appiv, by letter, 122, Prenton road West, Birkenhead. 12 GENERAL, for Business House. Seaside place. Anglesey. — Apply, stating salary and references, to No. 2151 "Genedl Office, Carnarvon. 2161 EW MILK, FRESH BUTTER, EGGS* CREAM, POULTRY, and all Farm Produce Wanted. Good market. Prices given for good quality.—Apply, W. Davies, The Carlisle Dairy, Grocery and Provision Stores, 131, Carlisle street, Splott, Cardiff. 14 My3 RARE CHANCE. — APPRENTICE Wanted by a First-clas9 Confectioner. Small premium required. — Address, C., Box 9, "Genedl" Office, Carnarvon. 89 SERVANTS' REGISTRY OFFICE, 120, HIGH STREET, PORTMADOC.— Yn Eisieu Morwynion at bob gwaith. LIe- oedd da i enethod parohoa. Stamp.—Mja Humphreys. RELIABLE and Trustworthy Man Wanted, either whole or spare time, as representative of a wealthy London Firm. Good position for a suitable man.—Address, A. D., Box 14, "North Wales Observer" Office, Carnarvon. 14 Ap8 REGISTRY OFFICE. — Yn Eisieu, R merched o gymeriadau parchus. Gwarentir lleoedd da. Amgauer stamp.- Mrs Ephraim, High street, Blaenau Ffes-1 tiniog. mIlE longer you pay rent, the more money JL you wMte. Apply to-day for "How to live rent free," which will be sent post free to applicants mentioning this paper.— Address, The Manager, 72, Biehopsgate street Without, London, E.C. s!4 Ap8 mO TAILOtRS. — Wanted, at onoe, Two- X good COAT and TROUSERS HANDS, for a permanency, being accustomed to Ladies Tailoring preferred. — Jones and Son, Carnarvon. 12 F11 TAILOR Wanted for a growing town in JL Ontario. A young man with 3 or i.{ years' experience. Must be sober and in- 1 dustrious, no other need apply. — Apply, Wm. Owen, Kenmore, Rumell Co., Ont., I Canada. WANTED, for May 13th, a strong young woman, able to milk and do all dairy and farm house work. — Apply, with re- ferences, to Miss Griffith, Henfaes, Aber, Near Bangor. 810 WANTED, HOUSEMAID WAITRESS, also GENERAL willing to do wash- ing.—Goat Hotel, Beddgelert. WANTED situation as WORKING HOUSEKEEPER, by middle-aged person, in a small family.—Apply, Box G9, "Genedl" Office, Carnarvon. WANTED, at once, experienced DRESS- MAKER. Live in. — Apply, stating salary and experience, X., Office of this Paper. ORCESTER SAUCE—Reliable Com- miesion AGENTS Wanted to work North Wales ground.—Apply, Waldron and Co., Ltd., Sauce Manufacturers, Wor- cester. s9 TAILORS, — Wanted, at once, good i steady men.—Apply to Jones, Shop Newydd, Llangefni. WANTED,-GENERAI., Welsh girl pre- t f fered. Usual housework. Family of 4. Wages, £15. — Apply, D. Roger Edwards, Chemist, 133, Chester street, Bir- kenhead. all YN EISIEU, MORWYN, wedi ymarfer a gwaith ffarai. Cartref cthutus i un ewylLvsgar. — M. E. Lloyd Davies, Trwyn Wylifa, Penmaenmawr. 14 "V^N EISIiEU, — Cyf. III. o Esboniad y JL Parch James Hughes ar y Beibl, neu yn gyflawn. — Anfoner, gan nodi'r pris i Box J. H., Swyddfa'r "Gnemedl," Caernar- fon. YN EISIEU,—FFARM fechan, o 6 i 30 aceri o dir, vn agos i dref.—Ymofyner a D. S., Box 13. Swyddfa'r "Crenedl," YN EISIEU, — Geneth wedi ymarfer & Gweu Hosanan gvda Machine. — l £ n- ofvner a Parry and Co., London House, Abergele. 12 Ap3 YPAPYRAU Goreu am Hysbysiadau o Y bob math ydyw Cvfres y "Genedl." Y cylchrediad mwyaf yn Nghymru. Anfonwch am brisiau. 145 A WEEK TO £1.200 A YEAR. From a Government Boy Clerkship to a Controllership. A big climb But it has been done, and can be done aigain. If you are under 20. and have some ambi- tion, and caipacity for study, post-card the Secretary now for a free copy of the Guide to the Civil Service. It an excellent oareer for you. SKERRY'S COLLEGE, 5, BOLD STREET, LIVERPOOL. YPAPYRAU Goren am Hysbysiadau o bob math ydyw Cyfrea y "G«cnadL" Y eylchrediad mwyaf yn Nghymru. Anfouwch am brisiau. -j.™ FOR SALE AR WER'HI,—PH/ETOK, light, in good condition.—Apply, O. G. Owen, Rhos- neigr. AR WERTH.—'CLOG BLOCKS and CLOG SOLES.—Rowlands and Sons, 23, Penlan Street, Pwlllwli. Prices on application. 12 Mr 30 AR WERTH,—COB, 34 £ hands, 4 year old; together with Trap, new Har- ness, Cushions, Lamps, and Cloths. Price, E37. — Apply, X., "Wyfctyll Office, Llan- gefni. AR WERTH, gyda chymeriad union- gyrchol, GEFAIL ragorol, mewn gwlad, gyda 3 par o Tools ac Olwyn Ddwfr, yn nghyda phob cj"fleusderau. — Am fanyl- ion ymofyner a Rhif 2134, Swyddfa'r "Genedl," Caernarfon. 2134 4 R WERTH, — POLION FFENSIO^ derw, wedi eu llifio 4 i 5 troedfedd o hyd, 2s i 5a y dwsin. Telerau urbenig am lotiau i unrhyw station.~YmofyneT 6 Mri Evan Jones and Sons, Steam Saw Mills, Portmadoc. B2051 BLOUSES and DRESSES. — Linens, Zephyrs, Flaricords, lovely new colours and effects, 4id per yard, carriage paid. Patterns free. — Dress Warehouse, Darlington. 9Myl5 CHEAP CHAIRS for Churches, Chapels, Schoolrooms, Mission Halls, &c., from Is 8d each, all qualities.—Mealing Bros., High Wycombe. C YCLE.-Bargain to anyone that wants a Gent's High Grade Coventry Bicycle; new at Christmas; not uoed six times; two best brakes; ball tree wheel; latest 1909 Coventry High Grade Cycle; plated rims, best of all-bhings; all acces- sories, lamps, and everything; fully guaran- teed worth double, £ 3 12s 6d; must be turned into cash; approval willingly before cash sent.-P. J. Hando, 6, Southborne ter- race, Weston-super-Mare. 5 Ap22 CARTREF RHAJD YN SEFYDLIAD CYMREIG BLUE EARTH CO., MIN- NESOTA, AMERICA.—Ty da, yn cynwys deg o ystafelloedd. Chwech o Ysguboriau, y fWYM yn mesur 62 troedfedd wrth 34 o led, ugain troedfedd o uchder. 240 o erwau o dir, 100 erw yn barod y gwanwyn presenol, 100 erw wedi eu hadu, y gweddill yn dir gwair a phorfa. Dwv ffynon ar y He. Melin Wynt yn gyru y dw/r i'r ty a'r iard. Tele- phone yn v ty. Carpel Salem y M.C. o fewn milldir. N'aw o Gapelydd Cymreig o fewn cylch o ugain milldir. Yr Ysgcl Ddyddiol o fewn tri chwarter milldir. Pentref Lake CrTOtal, poblogaeth o 1,600, a d'wy rheil- ffordd. Meddiant i'w gael i siwtio'r pryn- wr. Pris 10 punt yr erw. Y drydedd ran i lawr, a'r gweddill ar Wj-stl ar y lie i redeg am 10 miyiiedd yn 5 y cant. Achos y gwerth- iant, oed ae iecMd sigledig.—Am fa-nylion pellach ymofyner a'r perchenog, Parch W. Maøhno Jones, Lake Crystal, Blue Earth Co., Minnesota, America. DOORS. — Why u«« FOREIGN Door*. English made 6ft. 6in. by 2ft. din. by Ilin. square, 5s; mould 2 sides, 6s 2d; solid moulded, 5s Id. All other sizes in stock. Send builder's trade card for list.- JENNINGS & CO., S56, Pennywell road, BRISTOL. FOR SALE, — A splendid polished Ma- hogany CAMERA, 7 £ x 5, in excellent condition, with three best double dark slides, a Ross Lens, Fourfoud1 Tripod in be. Prize £15. Lens is worth more than is as toed: for lot. OwneT has no use for it.- Address, "Camera," "Wyntyll" Office, LIangefni. 45 » FOR SALE, — A LUGGAGE CART, suite horse lo h^feds, well built of dry seasoned wood. "Bi*oh body and Oak wheels, ouisliionts, lamps complete.—Apply, W. Owen, Smithy, Beaumaris. FOR SALE,LANDAU, in good work- r ing order. Price, £10. A bargain, room wanted.—J. O. Roberts, Portdinorwic. I 13 FUNERAL STOCK. — Second-hand Hearses £ 30, 20 new patterns; Landaus £40, Hansoms JS20, Brakes; esuv terms. Catalogues. — MARSTON'S, Bradford street, BIRMINGHAM. 156,Mr31 EATING POTATOES AND SEED POTATOES. Large or small quanti- ties for &ale.-A. G. Evans, Bangor. all FOR SALE, — A firgt-elms BILLIARD TABLE, in good order, low cushions in first-class condition, together with all accessories, cues, balls, marking board, smoothing Irons, rests, &c. £25. A great bargain.—'Apply, H. P., "Wyntyll" Office, Llangefni. EGGS for Hatching from High Class Utility and Exhibition Birds. Whit* Wyandottes, Orpingtons, Leghorns, from 3A f-d per doz. Game-Dorking and B. Or pington crosses for finest teble birds, 2e 6d per doz. Black Wyandottes (Mackenzies' pedigree strain), 78 per doz. Day and week old chicks by arrangment. Particulars re strains on application. — J. 4, "Genedl" Office, Carnarvon. 84 Ap24 IT'S an old name—"MERLIN," but .i. there's nothing old about the Bicycle- it's the most up-to-date Bicycle ext&nt. You may think you know everything about cycle value—'you've got heaps to learn—see a "MERLIN" and, you'll believe us. Prices from £ 4 4s. Ask our Agent for par- ticulars "FORTNIGHT Free Holiday Scheme."—JMERlLIN CO., COVENTRY. LADIES? DRESS DIRECTOIRE IN Satin Charmeuse, Cachimeres, Vene- tians, Alpacas, Chevions. 38 11c. Drese Lengths. Carriage free. —- Dress Ware- house, Quebec, Bradford. 11 My21 ON SALE, — Freehold House, and Shop attached; newly built; in good central position in rising watering place, where good General Drapery Business carried on; on the Cambria.n Coast., North Wales.—Apply, No. 2113, "Genedl" Office, Carnarvon. ON SALE,—ASH GROVE, King's road, Penygroes. Freehold. 2 Parlours, Kitchen, Scullery, Coal House, Boiler, Hot &n,t Cold Water, 2 Bedrooms, Bathroom, Lavatory, Front and Back Gardens, W.C., &.c.-Apply, Mrs Jane Wrench, Llys Ifor, Talysarn. ON SALE,—Two GAS ENGINES.— Apply, Welsh Publishing Co., Ltd., Carnarvon. ONLY 1,000 GUINEAS. — NORTH WALES. — For Sale (ov.ier leaving neighbourhood) Charming Gentleman's Resi- dence, beautifully situated, on the coast, commanding magnificent views. 3 Reception Rooms, 5 Bedrooms, Bath (h. and c.), and umial offices. 2 Stall Stable, Coach House, Kennels, &c. Garden nicely laid out with Kitchen Fruit and Flower produce, &c. Golf Links within a few minutes' walk of the Village. — Further particulars, Photo., and Orders to View, from Messrs Cockett and Henderson, 72, Bishopsgate street, London, E.C. 2146 PRINTING OFFICE on Sale.—Apply to P The Idris Press Co., Corris. 12 PYTATWS CYNAR.-Ar Werth, amryw fatihau o Bytatws Cynar yn Tanyrwylfa, Llanddeiniolen, am brisiau rhesymol. 13 POTA TOES.-Maony Tons, Seed and Eat- j. ing Potatoes. A<pply for prices.—A. G. Evans, Potatoe Merchant, Bangor. 15Aj417 FO'R SALE. SWEETS, TOFFEES, CHOCOLATES.— All leading lines stocked. Best selec- tion. Lowest prices. Inspection invited. Shops supplied.—E. Nefvdd Jones, Palace street, Carnarvon. 14 My8 THOSE commencing Business or trading JL in Tobaioconi^ts' Goods, Bazaar Gooda, Penny Goods, Fancy Goods, Stationery, Jewellery, Cutlery, Japanese Goods, Haber- dashery, Drapery, Toys, China ware, Con- fectionery, Scales, Show Cases, Tobacco Jars, &c. Cheapest Wholesale House. New InvaluaJble Illustrated "Trade Guide," with advice .how to increase Trade, and carriage concessions, postage 3d. — Frankel Bros., W. N. Dept. 129, 139, 130a, Houndsditch, London. 2161 My8 SPECIAL NOTICE TO FARMERS. FARMER'S having a lot of trouble to ob- tain the very best SHORTHORN CALVES can have them delivered at their nearest Stations at reasonable prices. Bred from large-framed Cows by Pedigree Sires. Hundreds have been sent to all ports of Wales this season. Write for Price List.—F. B. GLLL, Bark Hill, Whitchurch, Sailop. 2162 Jne26 ON SALE. A BARGAIN FOR IMMEDIATE CASH. NATIONAL ENCYCLOPAEDIA, A DIC- TIONARY OF UNIVERSAL KNOW- LEDGE. BY WRITERS OF FMI- NENCE IN LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART. Illustrated with many THOUSANDS FIGURES and beautifully executed MAPS. In 13 Volumes, each Vol. comprising on an average about 520 pages of Letterpress, forty pages of beautifully en- graved Plates or Maps, and numerous Woodcut Illustrations. Complete in 13 Volumes. Cloth a.ntique. Cut edges. Cost Eleven Shillings and Sixpence each. A BARGAIN FOR IMMEDIATE CASH, E2 10s. — Apply, Roberts, Box T. R., "Observer" Office, Bangor street, Carnar- von. rnHE OLD ENGLISH HOUSE for X Cheap Jewellery, Gold and Silver Goods, Clocks, Watches, Watch Glasses, Pipes, Cutlery, Electro-pi ate, Melodious, Violins, Fancy Goods, Noted Firm for Spectacles, Prizes for Athletic Sports. Shopkeepers, or those about starting in business, Hawkers, and Travellers will find best assortment and lowest price for cash only at J. J. MILLINGTON'S 12, Houndsditch, LONDON, E.C. Cattlogues free Established 50 ye&n. CLOGS. CLOGS. CLOGS. IF you suffer from Cold Feet, try a Pair of Clogs, and you will be delighted. Send for Illustrated Catalogue to B. S. France, Clog Manufacturer, Huddersfield road, Oldham. Agents wanted, spare time. 82129 WALLPAPERS from lid per roll. Any Y T quantity, large or small, supplied at Wholesale Prices. Our stock exceeds 250,000 rolls, all classes. Write for patterns, stating what class you require. — The Barnett Wallpaper Co., Ltd. (Dept. 282), Campfield Avenue, Manchestex. SJeyl'O ALL SIZES AND PRICES TO SUIT ANY BUSINESS. HORSES, COBS, PONIES, WAGONS. CARTS, Floats, Traps, Harness, &c., for Sale, Hire, or Exchange, for Cosh ot Credit. The great advantage of this is that Horses, <fec., unlike other things on easy pay- ment, earn the payments for which you git credit ae you go on. It is economy even to buyers for cash; they avoid many risks and have fair trials with view to purchase. 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WHEN Visiting LIVERPOOL, stay at CHURCHILL'S COMMERCIAL and FAMILY HOTEL, 79, MOUNT PLEA- SANT. Electric Cars pass close to Pier- aelad. Terms moderate. 9Mv22 TTOTTil. Ca-WAT.TA, UPPER WOBURN PLACE, LONDON, W.C. CENTRALLY SITUATED. (Within 5 minutes walk of Euston Station and 20 minutes from Paddington by Under- ground Railway to Gower street Station).. Bed, Breakfast, Bath, and Attendance, from 56 each person. 130 Rooms Luxuriously Furnished. Passenger Lift to all Floors. Fireproof Building. JOHN JENKINS, Managing Director. WI'LLIAMS' TEMPERANCE HOTEL, MONTAGUE STREET, RUSSELL SQ., LONDON. COMFORT THE FIRST CONSIDERA- TION. Bed and Attendant (inclusive), from 2s 3d. Breakfast or Tea, from Is 3d. Centrally situated. Telegrams: "Faithful," London. WILLIAMS' TEMPERANCE HOTEL. Y PAPYRAU Goreu am Hysbysiadau o bob miath ydyw Cyfres y "Genedl." Y cylchrediad mwyaf yn Nghymru. Anfonwch am brisiau. "■ !■ PUBLIC NOTICES. MENAI BRIDGE. MOTOR CAR ACT, 1903. $«EGULATIO(N MADE BY THE COM- MISSIONERS OF WORKS UNDER' SECTION 17 OF THE MOTOR CAR ACT, 1903, WITH REFERENCE TO THE USE OF MOTOR CARS ON MENAI BRIDGE. WHEREAS it is- provided bv section 17 VV (1) of the Motor Car Act, 1903, that a Motor Gar shall not be driven on or over Menai Bridge except in accordance with Regulations made by the Commissioners of Works. AMD WHEREAS in pursuance of the power given to us br the said Act, We, the Commissioners of Work, did on the 1st da'v of Decenaber, 1903, make certain Regula- tions with respect to the u&e of Motor Cars on Menai Bridge. AND WHEREAS it is our intention to make fresh Regulations with respect to the use of Motor Cars on Menai Bridge to come into operation on the first day of April. 1909. NOW therk-fore by this Our Regulation. We do re-scind our said Regulations of the list day of Decemiber, 1903. as from the 1st day of April, 1909, and do declare that as from that date such Regulations shall cease to apply and have effect. GIVEN under the Corporate Seal of the piaid Commissioners this nineteenth day of March, 1909. t\ SEVI* J\ SCHOMBERG K. MbJKJffNEIJj, Secretary to the said Commissioners, H.M. Office of Works, See. Storey's Gate, Westminster, S.W. MENAI BRIDGM. MOTOR" CAR ACT, 1303. REGULATION MADE BY THE COM- MISSIONERS OF WORKS UNDER SECTION 17 OF THE j\M>TOR CAR ACT, 1903, WITH REFERENCE TO THE USE OF MOTOR CARS ON MENAI BRIDGE. TX7TIIEREAS it is provided by section 17 VV (1) of the Motor Car Arat, 1903, that a Motor 'Ca.r shall not be driven on or over Menai Brid'ge except in aeoafctance with Regulations made by the Commissioners of Works, and by section 17 (2) of the said Act that i.f any person acts in contravention of that section he shall be liable on summary conviction in respect of the first offence to a fine not exceeding ten pounds, and, in respect of the second offence to a fine not exceeding £ 20, and in respect of any subse- quent offence to a fine not exceeding £ 50. NOW THEREFORE in: pursuance of the power given to us by the said Act, We, the Gomrmwwionera of Works do make the fol- lowing Regulations with respect to the use of Motor Cars on Menai Bridige, and direct that the saime shall have- effect on and after the fir&t day of April, 1909. 1. In these ReguJadiona the expression "iMotor Car" means a vehicle propelled by mechanical power whiah is under three tons in weight unladen and, is not used for the purpose of drawing more than one vehicle (such vehicle with its motor car not exceeding in weight unladen four tons) and is so constructed that no smoke or visible vapour is emitted therefrom except from any temporary or accidental cause. Provided that in calculatting for the purposes of these Regulations the weight of a vehicle unladen, the weight of etny water, fuel or accumulators used for the purpose of propttlsioai shall not be included. 2. No person driving or in charge of a Motor Car when in use on edther of the approach roadb on the Bridge beftween the gates ajid the central span of the Bridge shall at any time cause or suffer the same to proceed at a greater speed than ten rrulea an hour. 3. When the Bridge is under Repair, which will be indicated by the display of a red flag at or near each entrance gate, no person driving or in charge of a Motor Car when in use on either of the said approach roads shall cause or suffer the same to proceed at a greater sipeed than four miles an how- 4. No person driving or in charge of a Motor Car when in use on the central span of the Bridige shall cause or sniffer the same to proceed at a greater speed' than four miles an hour. 5. No person driving or in charge of a. Motor Car when in use on the Bridge shall wilfully calwo the same to stop un. necessarily or to Loiter thereon. GIVEN mndter the Corporate Seal of th& Commissioners this nineteenth day of March, 1909. [( COMMTOK A SEAL SCHtOMBERG K. McDONNELL, 'Secretary to the said Coontaissionere. H.M. Office of Works, &c., Storey's Gate, Westminster, S.W. 9th, March, 1909. MENAl BRIDGE. PERSONS riding or driving, amd drovers,, are warned that they must not cross the Central Span of the Bridge beyond walking pace, and further that when the, Bridge is under repair, which will be in- dicated by a red flag at or new ea-ch en- ir,ance gsbe, their speed must not on any part of the Bridge exceed the same limit. By Order off the Commissioners of His Majesty's Works and Public Buildings. SOHOMBERG K. MCDONNELL, Secretary. H.M. Office of Works, &c., Storey's Gate, Westminster, S.W. iSEIONT GWYRFAJ, AND LLYFNI BOARD OF CONSERVATORS. THE above Board are prepared to re- ceive applications for the appointment of Secretary. Applications to be sent in not later than the 9th April, addressed to the Vice-Chair- rroan of the Board, Orchard House, Car- narvon. The gentleman appointed must be a prac- tising Solicitor. Particulars may bi obtained from the Vice-Chairman. 2168 TTHE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1894, AND THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT, 1873. NOTICE OF AUDIT. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Audit of the Accounts of the Glaslyn Rural District Council, for the half-year ended the 31st day of March, 1909, will take place on Friday, the 16th day of April, 1909, at 11.30 a.m., at the Board Room of the World LOU w, Penrhyndcudraeth, at which time and place William Griffith. Esq.. District Auditor, will a-ttand, and all Officers who are bound to account at such Audit are. reqllired to be present. Dated tha. 39th day of March, 1909. THOMAS ROBERTS. Clerk to the Glaslyn Rural District Council. ■Masonic Buildings, Portmadoc. 2169