Carnarvon and Denbigh Herald and North and South Wales Independent

SCHOLASTIC, ¡ MANCHESTER GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— MIDSUMMER TERM began April 11th. —Prospectuses, &c., on application at the School. v c500. SCHORNE COLLEGE, near Winslow, for Son S of Clergy, Army, Navy, Medical, &c. Thirty guineas per annum considerable reduction to brothers and orphans. Entrance fee five guineas. Vicar is Warden. Address, Rev. Dr. JAMES. 384 SALISBURY HOUSE SCHOOL, LLANRWST. THE above SCHOOL which the Misses Matthews and Standring had formerly carried on so successfully has been re-opened by them, entirely re-organised and placed under efficient management. For Terms apply to the Head Teacher. 7 LANDSDOWNE HorSE SCHOOL, LLANDUDNO. THIS SCHOOL offers a thorough Education j with good Home Training for Girls, on moderate terms. Pupils prepared for the local examinations. Large house in a healthy situation. 7a428 COTES HALL" NEAR STONE, STAFFORDSHIRE. PRINCIPALS DR. WHISTON, M.R.G.S., &c., W. A. WHISTON, F.S.Sc. (Lond.). Pupils prepared for Business, or Cambridge Local and University Entrance Examinations. FEES.—From 24 Guineas per annum. References to parents in Bangor, Carnarvon, Chwilog. Criccieth, Pwllheli, &c., &c. M CARNARVON NATIONAL SCHOOLS. HIGHER GRADE DEPARTMENT. HEAD MASTER:—J. H. LEWIS, B.A. Lond. CM., South Kensington Certificates in Science and Art, late Head Master of Port- madoc Grammar School. Subject of Tuition: English in all it branches Latin, French, Mathematics, Drawing, &c. Fees:-From 6d. to Is. weekly. Boarders received by Head Master. N.B.—The Lower Elementary School will continue as heretofore. u c273y201 GRANTOjV COLLEGE, STANLEY PARK, LIVERPOOL. PRESIDENT: Sir Henry V. Goold, Bart, VICE-PRESIDENT Sir William Clayton, Bart. BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS. DELIGI1TFULLY situated in its own grounds. Thorough business education. Careful training. Individual attention. Superior home. Inclusive terms. The distinguished position the College has occupied as an educational establishment, and its uninterrupted career of prosperity, will show that it has ranked for many years amongst the great schools of this country both as to attend- ance, discipline, and distinctions gained at the Cambridge and ail Local Examinations. Term begins from date of entrance. A Prospectus, containing report of Board of Examiners, speeches delivered at the College by the Hon. Mr. Justice Gibson, the Lord Bishop of Sodor and Man, Edward Whitley, Esq M.P., Professor Rendall (Principal University College, Victoria Uitniversity), Clarke Aspinali, Esq., J.P. (Coroner City of Liverpool), &c., will be sent on application either to the Principal or to J. S. HUGHES, M.A., Secretary. B a233. LADIES COLLEGE* BE TNT YSILIO CARNARVON PRINCIPALS:—The MISSES SIIEAD, Certificated: Cambridge University and Trinit .1 College, London. '-THE GRAMMAR AND COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, CARNARVON. ESTABLISHED 1836. PRINCIPAL—MR. J. LEWIS JONES, B.A., High Honourmnn, Prizeman First Rank Senior Moderator and Gold Medalist of Trinity College, Dublin. ASSISTED BY AN EFFICIENT STAFF OF TUTORS PUPILS are cnrefully prepared for the Public Schools, Universities, Preliminary Exami- nations in Law and Medicine. A Special Class for Young Men preparing for Examinations is held from 7 p.m. till 9 p.m. each evening except Fridavs and Saturdays'. Pupils attending this class have been very suc- cessful in their examinations. Terms on application to Headmaster. p c369 THE OSWESTRY IlIGil SCHOOL. SCHOLARSHIPS, 1888-1889. A iN EXAMINATION will be held at the High J^ School, on the lIth, 12th, and 13th of Sep'ember, 1888, when Six Entrance Scholar- ships will be offered for competition :— One Scholarship of £ 30 a year. One Scholarship of £ 24 One Scholarship of X21 „ OneSchoiMrshipof.618 „ Two Scholarships of £12 „ S,) llaùLls, containinK full particulars, may be had ou application to OWEN OWEN, M.A., c262 m Head Master. HurrUIN GRAMMAR S0H00U THE Governors of this School invito architects to compete for the appointment of Architect for the New Buildings which the Governors propose to erect in the vicinity of Ruthin, by sending in plans for their considera- tion. The Governors do not pledge themselves to accept the p'ans of any one of the competing architects. All necessary information may be obtained by communicating with "The Secretary Agency Office, Well Street, Ruthin." p c339 THE QUEEN'S SCHOOL, CHESTER. A HIGH SOHOUL FOR GIRLS. CHAIRMAN OF THE COUNCIL: THERIGHT REV.THE LORD BISHOP OF CHESTER SUMMER TERM BEGINS MONDAY, MAY 14TH. MUSICAL DRILL. French taught conversa- tionally. Great attention paid to Arithmetic. The School Course includes pre- paration for the Cambridge Local Examinations, but is carefully modified to suit delicate or backward pupils. Special Classes for Girls over eighteen desiring to read for the Higher Local Certificate. For Prospectuses, information us to Boarding- houses, &c., apply to the Head Mistress p c339 SCHOOL sn IP CONWAY," JJLA formerly II.M.S. "Nile," 00 guns Liverpool. For training young ffisgfeu, gentlemen to become officers in gt' Merchant Service. Patrons: — J|ggg| £ rar Her Majesty the Queen, who ijg gives annually a gold medal to be Competed lor. Appointments are given yearly as midshipmen. lLN., and R.N.R., by the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty.—Apply, Capt. A. T. Miller,R.N., as above. k c.3G7 TWO YOUNG LADIES can be received into a first-class LADIES' SCHOOL—established 56 years—upon one-tliird of the full Terms, viz., Ten Guineas eacti, to 1511 vacancies and enjoy the advantag es of a sound English Education with Music, Singing, French, German, Drawing in various styles, and Dancing. The House stands in its own grounds, and is delightfully situated. The number of Pupils is limited, and every home comfort is carefully studied, and diet good and unlimited. References to the Clergy, Parents, and Guardians of the Pupils.— Address, "Edg," care of Messrs. Wright Stationers, Stafford. In c347) 189 READ "The Law of Population," by Annie Besant. A work designed to induce married people to limit their family within the means of subsistence.—Sent Post Free by W. H Reynolds, Publisher, New Cross, S.E., on receipt of EightJPenny Stamps. L a372 BT SPECIAL To H.R.H. TI? APPOINTMENT PRINCE OF WALES. W & F. BROWN & Co., CABINET MAKERS & UPHOLSTERERS, EASTGATE ROW, CHESTER. RESIDENCES IN CHESHIRE AND NORTH WALES to be Let or Sold. A full bit sent on application to W. & F. BROWN & CO., Eastgate Row, Chester. WAREHOUSES FOR STORING FUR. I W NITURE. CLEAN, AIRY DRY, AND AT t w RATES.—W. & F. BROWN & CO., Eastgate ft«/Tr, Chester. BRITISH CENTRAL CARPETS. JUST PUBLISHED ILLUSTRATED CArALOGUE WITH PRICES POST FRICK. ALFRED WILLI AAFS, C.E., CONSULTING ENGINEER, 15, MARKET STREET, CARNARVON. B c471 A NEW AND FASHIONABLE STOCK OF SILK AND FELT HATS AT THE SHOP OF H. JONATHAN AND SON, CARNARVON. SILK HATS FROM 8s. 6d. FELT HATS FKOM h. Gd. E*7JTII!?HEI> 1838. y365 c508. MENAI IRON WORKS, BANGOR. WILLIAM OWEN (LATB OWEN AND WILLIAMS) Begs to announce that he has purchased the above Works, and that in future the business will be carried on under his own supervision. All orders entrusted to him will receive prompt attention. MACHINERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION made and repaired on the shortest notice by experienced workmen. R c501 CHARLES HUGHES, COACH BUILDER, PORTMADOC, Is prepared to give ESTIMATES for every kind of CARRIAGES, Also ESTIMATES for REPAIRING [n the most Workman-like manner, as he keeps the very best Materials for every Branch of Carriage Building and with his long Experience can execute the best work at low prices. Attention given to Orders for Examining Carriages; and Second hand Carriages taken in Exchange for New or for Cash. About 20 New and Second-hand Carriages in Stock, comprising of Broughams, Phaetons, Brakes, Waggonettes, Luggage Carts, Shooting Carts, Dog Carts, &c., &c. e a489 SPEARMAN'S SURGES, I s AS ALSO SHEARMAN'S FANCY w EAVINGS, ARE THE BEST AND THE CHEAPEST IN THE WORLD FOR T TA 1JADIES' JL/RESSES THE HIGHEST TASTE AND THE BEST QUALITY IN PURE WOOL ONLY. Pray write for Patterns, when you will be convinced of the Superiority of these Goods. Orders are Carriage Paid, and any length is cut. These Beautiful Goods are supplied to Ladies themselves, noL through Agents or Drapers. THE ONLY ADDRESS BEING SPEARMAN AND SPEARMAN PLYMOUTH, DEVON. PAPERHANGERS AND DEALERS IN WALL PAPERS. JAMES ORMROD AND CO., PAPER STAINERS AND MERCHANTS 51 & 53, WHITECHAPEL, LIVERPOOL. NEW SEASON 1888. SPECIAL Cheap Patterns for Cottages always ready and S9nt post free. Also Patterns suitable for Dining and Drawing-rooms sent free of charge. The Cheapest and Best House in the Trade. Write to J. ORMROD AND CO., 51, STANLEY ROAD, LIVERPOOL, For Price List of Oils, Colours, and Varnishes 4*e. e a385. COMFORT AND PROLONG YOUR EXISTENCE BY DRINKING nl: ItA. )?!)! !i E !_E H a THE MITRE BROKEN LEAF 1/4 THE MITEE BROKEN ASSAM PEKOE 1/8 THE MITRE THRIFT TEA LEAF 1/8 THE MITRE KEEMUN 2/- THE MITRE AMGOORIE 2/6 WRAPPEDINI lb., ilb., and 1 lb. PARCELS, AND SOLD BY SELECTED AGENTS; EACH & WRAPPER BEARING "E REGISTERED TRADE MAPUI-A MITRE. Agents Appointed where unrepresented. SOLD IN THIS DISTRICT BY J. Thomas, Utica House, Holyhead. 32, Market-street, do. and Liverpool House, Stanley Crescent, do. h 111 n m. GUNN Brothers, MEKCHANT TAILORS, HABIT AND LIVERY MAKERS, HATTERS ANDOUTFITTERS, COMMERCE HOUSE, HOLYHEAD. Patterns, prices, and measure forms per post on application, t PIANOFORTE PIANOFORTES!! PIANOFORTESH! A. RICHARDSON, SUCCESSOR TO MESSRS. BOUCHER AN.D CO., 43, BRIDGE STREET ROW, CHESTEF. ESTABLISHED 1813. 3 WRITTEN WARRANTY. EXCHANGED IF NOT APPROVED OF. CARRIAGE PAID. SCHOOL PIANETTE, 7 Octaves, Sconces. Strong plain Walnut Case, 12 Guineas. STUDENTS' Iron Framed PIANETTE, 7 Octaves, Trichord. Bracket Trusses. Sconces Strong Walnut Case, 16 Guineas. IRON COTTAGE, 7 Octaves, Trichord. Bracket Trusses, Sconces. Handsome Walnut Case, 18 Guineas. IRON COTTAGE, 7 Octaves. Check Action. Trichord. Trusses. Gold incised panel. Sconces. Handsome Walnut Case, 20 Guineas, INSTRUMENTS ON THE THREE YEARS' SYSTEM. Old Instruments exchanged. Tuning by Yearly Contract, or casually attended to by our Tuners, who travel North Wales continually. ALL KINDS OF INSTRUMENTS KEPT IN STOCK. CIRCULATING MUSIC LIBRARY. B a488 GHOPPING BY POST DIRECT WITH THE MILLS. LADIES CAN NOW SAVE THE SHOPKEEPERS AND MERCHANTS PROFITS, BY PURCHASING THEIR DRESSES DIRECT FROM THE DARLINGTON MILLS, AT LOOM PRICES. • LOVELY SPRING DRESSES LOVELY SPRING DRESSES LOVELY SPRING DRESSES ALL IN THE LATEST FASHION, FRESH FROM THE DARLINGTON LOOMS. Upwards of ON 10 THOUSAND PATTERNS FREE ONE THOUSAND PATTERNS FREE ONE THOUSAND PATTERNS FREE BY RETURN OF POST ON APPROVAL TO ANY ADDRESS IN TOWN OR COUNTRY. The New Spring Weavings are more varied and beautiful than eve., and comprise upwards of One Thousand Specialities, among which may be noted the following New Darlington Zephyrs and Costume Cloths:— The DOROTHY." I" The GRa3?PIAN." The IRENE." The CALIiDONIAN The QUEEN MAB." "The VIRCJNIAN." The SAN REJfO." EMPRESS COSTUME CLOTHS.' The MADGE." "SILVER WEDDING." Together with the CELEBRATED DARLINGTON CROSS-WARP SERGES, AND GOLD MEDAL MERINOFS AND CASHMERES, All exquisite Fabrics renowned for their stylish appearance, thorough Money Value and Hard- Wearing Qualities. DARLINGTON PURK WOOL SERGES DYED BY SPECIAL PROCESS FOR THE SEA-SIDE, TRAVELLING, AND TOURIST WEAR A DARLINGTON PURE WOOL SERGES GUARANTEED TO WITHSTAND SUN, RAIN, AND SALT WATER, X IN LIGHT-WEIGHT ED YARNS FOR LADIES' YACHTING COSTUMES, LADIES' TRAVELLING DRESSES, GENTLEMEN'S BOATING AND TENNIS SUITS STOUTER YARNS FOR BOYS' AND GIRLS ROUGH WEAR. These Splendid Goods are Sold Direct to the Public without the intervention of Wholesale Merchants, Drapers, Agents, or Middle-men, all intermediate prcSts being given to the Purchaser. ANY LENGTH CUT no maner Dow she,rt. Any Article not approved will be changed within Seven Days. All Goods are warranted to be equal to the Samples. All Parcels delivered CARRIAGE FREE To any Railway Station in Great Britain or Ireland. HENRY PEASE and CO.'s SUCCESSORS have many Thousands of Customers on their Book. who enjoy to the full the advantages of buying the best goods at first hand.-The immense choice of Patterns.—The certainty that the Goods are really New and of the Latest Fashion-Superb Quality.—Guaranteed durability, and the saving of all but the small profit charged by the Manu- facturer. Ladies have only to see the Patterns of Henry Pease and Co's Successors Exquisite Specialities to be convinced of their thorough value. A Sixpenny Teiegram to Successors, Darlington," will bring the Box of Patterns by next Post, and all orders are executed the same day as received. HENRY PEASE & Co.'s SUCCESSORS buy their Wools direct from the English Farmer. After careful sorting and cleansing the wool is spun into yarn, and the yarn woven into the various charming fabrics, fer which the firm have been renowned since their establishment in 1752—the th^n 1W0Suds! manufacture bem« carritd on in their own MilJsat Darlington, employing more HENRY PEASE & CO.'S SUCCESSORS s 6 SPINNERS AND MANUFACTURERS THE IVLI-LILIS, DAR LINGTON. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF 60 PAGES, POST FREE ESTABLISHED 1752 FEQB a446 "CYMRU AM BYTH," CAUTION. R. ELLIS & SON Find it necessary to caution the Public against imitations of their Manufactures. Purchasers should see that Corks are branded "R. Ellis and Son, Ruthin," and that every Label bears Same and registered Trade Mark (Goat on Shield). SODA WATER. AROMATIC GINGER ALE. POTASS WATER. PURE DERATED WATER. SELTZER WATER. FOR GOUT: LEMONADE. LITHIA WATER, and GINGER BREi,\ LITHIA & POTASS WATER. SOLE ADDRESS: — ELLIS & SON, RUTHIN, NORTH WAES. LONDON AGENTS: W. BEST AND SONS, Henrietta Street, Cavendish Square. k c421 EDWARD NOBLE!, MINERAL WATER MANUFACTURER, CARNARVON T z ESTABLISHED 1875. SPECIALITIES— ■ SODA-W A TEIt W j-JLJ)LJtm4!JLM AND LEMONADE, BSDlUTELV PURE.—S £ E ANALYSIS. ICES! ICE!! ICE! Liver Establishment, Carnarvon. All acknowledged this to be one of the BEST ESTABLISHMENTS in NORTH WALES for MEN'S CLOTHING, as the most extensive and choicest stock of ALL KINDS of WOOLLENS are kept on band, viz.:— Scotch, Welsh, and West of England, Also ALL KINDS of CLOTHING Made on the Shortest Notice, and in the best manner. Fit and Style guaranteed, as an experienced Cutter aDd 30 good workmen are employed. As a proof of the variety of the Stock, 500 different patterns may be had to select from. Black or Blue Serge Suits, 35s. and upwards. I Excellent Cloth Suits, 45s. and upwards. Black Diagonal Cloth Suits, 55s. and upwards. | West of England Suits, 70s. and upwards. II W. HUGHES Has made special arrangements with the Leading Makers in England for large consignments Of 11 HARD AND SOFT FELT HATS, Suitable for the present Season of the year, at prices that will afford general satisfaction as regards the excellency of their quality, make, and style. 500 HARD FELT HATS, Is. lid., worth 3s. 500 do do, 2s. lid. „ 4s. 6d. 350 SOFT FELT HATS, Is. 4d. „ 2s. 6d. 200 do do, 2s. 6d. and 3s. lid., worth 5s. 6d, and 6s. 6d. 500 HELMETS, 6td, worth Is. An extensive Stock of Shirts, Collars, Scarf-, Braces, Handkerchiefs, Mackintoshes, Umbrellas' ardigan Jackets, and other articles too numerous to mention. Note the address: LIVER ESTABLISHMENT, CARNARVON. H. W. HUGHES. V380c52o kdp THE FAMILY STORES FOR Teas, Wines, and Spirits, No. 42, BRIDGE STREET, CAMAKTO, "TXT ILL SHORTLY OPEN with a splendid Assortment of the above. Also, BASS' VV ALE and GUINNESS'STOUT, in Casks and Bottles. J. 0. Jones and Son, Proprietors, c349 FIRST SPRING AND SUMMER SHOW AT LONDON HOUSE, LLANRWST. THE LARGEST VARIETY IN THE VALE OF CONWAY OF THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN MILLINERY, MANTLES, JACKETS, AND DRESS GOODS, is now displayed in the various Departments. W. S. WILLIAMS BEGS to announce his return from the LONDON MARKETS, having made unusually Larg Purchases, in anticipation of a revival in trade during the coming Season, and which hav been bought on Cash Terms, which enables W. S. W. to supply the best and most FASHIONABLE GOODS at the very LOWEST PRICES, and can with confidence solicit the favour of an Earf Inspection. r.»o.TT^xT. iir V,8, is now literally crammed with an endless Variety of SUITABLE AND r AbHIO.N ABLE GOODS for the coming' Season, in MILLINERY, HATS, AND BONNETS, RIBBONS, ORNAMENTS, LACES, SILKS and all Millinery Orders will be executed in tlv correct London Style. Also, a Choice Selection of DOLMANS, JACKETS AND VISITjiS-THIi LATEST PRODUCTIONS of the Leading Manufacturers. Dress Material, all Wool Beiges, 5.}d. upwards. Double width, all Wool, ditto, Newest Shades, 10id. Cashmeres and Merinos, from Sicl. upwards. SplendidgAssortment of Fancy Stripe Suitings. j DRESSES MADE ON THE PREMISES BY PRACTICAL HANDS. UNSHADES, STORES, SCARFS, LACES, CORSETS, RIBBONS, AND UNDERCLOTHING AGRICULTURAL, GENERAL MACHINERY AND TOOLS, CARTS, WAGGONS, WHEELS AND AXLES, ii AIL WAY WAGGONS, &c., SACKS, TARPAULINS, &c., DAVID SHAW AND CO.'S MANCHESTER MANURES AND OILS, SCOTTISH WIDOW'S INSURANCE ASSOCIATION. ^lATAl.OGUES and Price List to be had from the AGENT, MR. A. S. ROGERS, M E,, BODHYFRYD, LLANDUDJSO JUNCTION, c457y236 Near CONWAY, N.W. j H'oh I s ¡ r i ESTABLISHED 1849. THE QEMETERy SLATE & jyjABBLE yyORKS, DINORWIC STREET, CARNARVON. ROBERT WILLIAMS (LATE WILLIAMS AND GRIFFITHS) Begs respectfully to anm unce that he has on hand several Tomb Memorials in plate ar:d marble. Monuments (polish* i Of the best Sc toll gianite, Anglesey g-auite, arble and .?t"e s".wn by steam sand Pw, Inscriptions cut and done in imperishable lead letters, Ciste r.s, enamelled c-S, &C, ALL u&JKTERY WO-IK TO. ■ "sj, 1 i II Francis's Balsam I I 0=F II LINSEED hf HONEY 1 8' The great efficacy of FRANCIS'S BALSAM of LINSEED and HONEY as a remedy for the worst forms of Coughs and Chest Affections is a fact now fully established. There is no Medicine which so speedily allays and permanently cures that troublesome irritation occasioned by frequent and prolonged coughing in Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption, and the various complaints which attack the chest and lungs. For obstinate Coughs and Hoarseness, IT IS a certain cure. Aged persons and those who, night after night, are prevented from sleeping, will find immediate relief by taking one dose. As a family Cough Medicine it should be in every household, it is most agreeable to the taste, and from the small quantity given in each dose it is admirably adapted for children. Sold by all Patent Medicine Dealers in Is., 2s. 6d. bottles. g "WATTS & CO., COMPTONHOUSE LIVERPOOL, CABINET M < KEBS AND UPHOLSTEREES. COMPLETE HoUSE FUBNISHEES. DRAWING ROOM SUITES, in Walnut consiiting' (f Settee, 2 Easy ai d 4 Small Chairs, very stron-; frames and new 1, '7bolstered in verv superior et.Ue m ricii figured vth-eto °, ih.- iicweet b1.¡¡.ó. Price 9i guineas tht complete suite. CABINET eti suite, with larg Silverui Mirrors, heveDed sdge plates, with Chiua reiCSB^s, atid carved pauele on doore. Superior &nish. 3t guineas. OVERMANTELS in solid Ameiican Walnut with 7 Silvered Mirrors and Ca-ved Erack.to; ;.n<l Pedinien*. StM 48 incues by 44 inches Our prict 29s. 6Ii.: v&tue Ms. 64 DINING-ROOM SUITBB, in solid Oak, or Mahogany frames, souu<i;y constructed, snd weH «p- holstered in Leathet of va ioug shades of coio rr, comprising Spindle-back or Cromwtl, Couch, 2 Q.II. <. s. ur Stuil-#ver Easy Chairr, and 0 Spindlt-back or Eariy English Small Chairs. Price 12i guineas. SIDEBOARDS en suite, -with favored mirror bucks, and fitted with Cellerette and Sliding- Tra\s. 4] guineaa j DINING TABLES en stute, wiifj patent screw wid wtra leaf. & gojd useful and sound! ci gt-u ted Uble. Is guineas. BEDROOM SUITES of new design,in sofid Ash, comprising Wardrobe with mirror door and drawer enclosed, Dressing Table with wi: "or attached, hxndaome spindle rails on glass ano U!lderot;a.h arawer Washstand wIth ma.'bie top hnd tile bick, ani towel rail attached; Pedestal Cupboard, and 2 Chairs. Pr5c.e n guineas. BLACK AMERICAN WALNUT >-V!TR<, similar to the above, 8 guinesE. It ie believed the aoove cannot be equnl vd in the trade. "WATTS & CO., Coiijpcon House LIIVERPOOXJ, CABINET MAKERS & UPBCL." ERERS. CARPET AND FURNISHING WAREHOUSEMEN, COMPLETE HOUSE FULNJS; ERF. v362c606 MONEY. A F11IVATE GENTLEMAN withes to invest some spare capital in advanevs to genuine and responsible borrowers in sums of £10 to £500 onn.ite of time at 5 percent. Als ) upon furniture, crops, stock, and fanning inrplements, without remuvaI,aDd all other available securities, policies and deeds. Distance no object. No pood applica- tion refused. -Sr&te the amount required (in con- fiderice) to 1i;e Lender, MR. F. H. DUNBAB, Kent Villa, St. Mary's Road, Harlesend, London. sc47 MONEY.—A Private Gentleman is willing to make cash advances from £5 to £500 to all respectable persons, male or female. Shopkeepers Farmers, Co ^-keepers, and o' hers for long or short periods on their own note of hand, at a reasonable rate of interest.—Apply, by letter only, which will receive prompt attention, to J. Lewis, 120, Queen Road, Ev rton, Liverpool. a459 ONEY LEM ON PER SO N A L SE CCRITY 11.1 Repaid from one to three years, quarterly half yearly, or yearly. Mortgages arranged Õ per cent. Send Stamped addressed envelope, with tallest particulars, to, or call personally any Monday or Fiiday, 9 o'clock a.m. to 9 o'clock p.m., at MR. PREECE JOAES, N. W. Office, Crescent Road, Rhyl d a315 THE UNIVERSAL PRIVATE LOAN OFFICE 60, SIR THOMAS'S BUILDINGS, Corner of WHITECHAPEL, LIVERPOOL, .Loans from £5 to £] 000. M. LLUYD, having a large amount of capital at bis Dornmand, is prepared to make Advances from £5 to £ 1000 at a few hours' notice, ar.d at the most reasonable terms, to respectable Householders (male or female), Clerks, Tradesmen, Clergrmen, Gentle- men, Farmers, Shopkeepers, Cab and Car Proprietors, and others, and also to assist parties into Business. The strictest tecrecy may be relied upon. Distance no object. Repayment to suit the convenience of Honvwors. Mortgages, ar nged. Please note Addres N. B.—All letter? wi:3 receive immediate attention MONEY LENT PRIVATELY AT A FEW IJOURs' OT1CE. A Gentleman having a larpe amount of capital is willing to grant advances, upon note ol liand alonc, for any term not exceeding 15 years, from £15 to £1,000, at 5 per cent., to Clertryn.eD. Farmers, Hotel Pro- prietors, Lodging Louse Keepers, Tradesmen, or to any responsible Person, Male or Female, in town or country. Without loan-office form- alities or Bill of tale. Distance no object, and so long as the interest is puid the capital can remain. No genuiue application refused. All communications are treated strictly private. Apply to the actual Lender, H. HARRISON, Esq. 87, York Road, Westminster Bridge Road, London. h 110. M"M V: 1\1 ONEY!! TyjONEY! NO BILLS OF SALE. A Private Gentleman having a large capital at his disposal is prepared to make private cash advances in any part of England and Wales, to male and female Householders and others, entirely upon their own note of hand. Distance no object.—Apply by letter only to H. Collina, 134, Smithdown Lane, Liverpool. Q a953 MONEI £ 5- £ O000MOW THE CITY LOAN AND DISCOUNT CO.. 9, NORTON STREET, LIVERPOOL. The Manager of the above office is now doing the largest Money Lending Business in the provinces, and is prepared to make Private Cash Advances in any part of England and Wales, to all class of Borrowers—clergymen, professional men, farmers, and shopkeepers, entirely on their own note of hanJ. The mode of security (no Bills of Sales;, Promissory Notes only being used. Terms easier than any other office' Re- payments to suit all Borrowers. All business strictly private and confidential. Distance :no object.— Apply to G. Griffiths, Manager Prospectuses free on application. Q a396 THE STOCK EXCHANGE. Vf EMBERS OP THE STOCK EXCHANGE arc iYl. NOT ALLOWED to ADVERTISE for business purposes or to issue circulars to persons other than tibeir own principals. Biokers or Agents who advertise are not in any way connected with the & \>cv Exchange, or under the control of the Committee. Lists ef Members of The Stock Sxchange who act M stock and share brokers may be obtained :011 ipplication to FRANCIS LEVIED, Secretary to Tba Committee of The Stock Fx- jmnfe. Committee Room, The Stock Exchange LondMi, E.C. &214 MONEY! 1:.( >NLY MONEY !—Money Lent at a few b-irs' no' ice, from jES w Mi note of hand, to all respectable Persons (male or female), Clergymen, Professional Gentlemen, Shop- teepers, Farmer*. Cab and Car Proprietors, and others, for long or short periods also on deposit of 3-OLD and SILVER PLATE, DIAMONDS, DOCK BONDS, &c. Advances also made on Freehold or Leasehold Property,—Apply personally, or by letter 'which viH receive prompt attention), R. JONBB. Mortg^e Broker, Venice Chambers, 61, Lord Street, Liverpool. P S.—Strictest secrecy may be relied on n all transactions. Please note Aidreas. a468 THE MIDLAND LOAN AND DISCOUNT BANK, 6, BURLINGTON PASSAGE. BIRMINGHAM, GRANTS PRIVATE LOANS to responsible persons, without sureties, upon note to hand at five per cent, and so long as the interest is paid the capital can remain. Advances also made upon Furniture, Farming Stock, &c., 'and to enable persons to enter into business,or to pay ren or debts. Apply for Prospectus, which contains full information, stating amount re- quired, to a377 d WALTERS Manager. MONEY! MONEY!! MONEY! GRANTED BY THE PRINCIPAL AND ACTUAL LENDER. A DVANCES of £10 to £50(1 granted at a few .L1 hours' notice at reasonable Interest in Town or Country. Distance no object. Males or Females. On Furniture, Horses. Carriages, Pictures, Billiard Tables, Jewels, Books, Plate, Linen, Trade ard Farm Stock, Plant, Crops, &c., without removal, and to assist persons into business. Pay Debts, Rent, or Executions; also on Deeds and Policies, from one month to ten years. Easy repayments. Capital can re- main if required, or Interest only need be paid. No good advance ever refused. Call personally or write for particulars, which will have prompt attention, to the Principal, AUGUSTUS FISHEB, 16, Finsbury Circus, London, E.C. P.S.—Strictly private, without publicity or Bill of Sde, to trustworthy persons on safe ecurity. d c365 MONEY. —Having this air-onnt pbtc-r oL-Ov/v/vf. our disposal for mvestm.-n. are prepared to make advances to Farmers, I r<-i, men, Householders and others, upon Note Hand alone. Mortgages upon Freehold and Leasehold Fro;^ ties promptly made at 4t per cent, interest.— App.y (stamped envelope for reply) to Messrs. J. J. Evans and Co., Accountants, Baan Buildings, L; •- first. c313ylT2