Carnarvon and Denbigh Herald and North and South Wales Independent

SPnnni, RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL OF TWR- CBLYN. APPOINTMI? .N'T1 OF INSPECTOR OF HIGHWAYS. THE above Course;! «re prepared to receive jL applications for the appointment of a person to do the t^llowiui* dutie", ;-(1) to make an inspection of all rlie Public Highways in the respective parishes within the district; (2) to leport thereon to the District Council, and to make an estimate of the special expenses in every parish where the roads are not in proper condition. Candidates to state their terms, including travelling expenses. Sealed applications, endorsed Inspector of Highways," to be delivered to me not later than TUISSDAY, the 26th cf FEBRUARY, 1895.. By order, THOMAS HUGHES, Clerk. Llanerchymedd, 33th January, 1895. C174K COPY OF RETURN, pursuant to 7 and 8 Vic., c. 32. Name of Firm: WILLIAMS AND COMPANY. Persons of whom the Company or Partnership consists. Name. Residence Occupation. James Tomkinson, I Willington Hall, Tarp:rl-y, Banker. Henry Platt. Gorddinog, Llanfairfechan, John Herbert Montrose House. Alderson Hall, Saltney,Chester »i Eric James Walter The Cottage, I Platt. | Christleton, do. Names of places where the business is carried on. Place. County. Chester Chester Tatteuhali „ Hawarden Flintshire Connah's Quay tt 11 Buckley „ Wrexbam Denbighshire Brymbo „ f Rhos II Llandudno Carnarvonshire. Bancor „ Llanfairfechan „ 1 Penmaenmawr „ Carnarvon It Portdinorwic „ Ebenezer „ v • Talysaru tt .;o. Amlwch „ Llant^e ni It Pentraeth „ Llanfair J. S. PURCELL, Registrar of Bank Returns. Inland Revenue Office, 9th February. 1895. c203w THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 18S8. ADMINISTRATIVE COUNTY OF CARNARVON. To the Ynyecynhaiam and Criccieth Urban District Councils, and to all others whom it may concern. "VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in pur- l\ suance of the powers conferred upon them by Section 57 of the Local Government Act, 1888. the COUL ty Council for the Administrative County or Carnarvon, at a meeting held on the 7th day of February, 1895, did make certain Orders, viz.:— (1) YN YSCYNHATARN-Dividing the Urban District of Ynyscynhaiarn into Wards, altering the number of members, and fixing the number of Urban District Councillors to be elected for each Ward; and, (2) CRICCIETH—Altering the number of members to be elected in the Urban District of Criccieth, and making certain consequential pro- visions in respect thereto. The following is a statement of the effect of the said Orders respectively:— The YNYSCYNHAIARN URBAN DISTRICT is thereby divided into five Wards, to be called respectively the Eastern Ward," the Western Ward," the" Hest Ward," the "Tremadoc Ward," and the Uwchyllyn Ward." The boundaries and area of the said Wards are as follow: Tiw boundary of t e "Eastern Ward wi.l be n, line drawn from the boundary between the Parishes of Ynyscynhaiarn and Llantihangel-y-Traethau, in the County of Mer- ioneth, at a point where a straight line drawn along the centre of the Embankment Road would reach such boundary, thence along the said line through the centre of the Embank- ment Roid, then along High Street to the Cambrian Railway Station, and thence along the northern side of the Cambrian Railway to Glaslyn river. The boundary of the I Western Ward is a;\ imaginary line drawn from Craigydon, Trwyn Cae Ifgo, behind the Old Tan House and Borth Smithy to Borth Road, along the said road to the entrance to Morfa Lodge Drive, thence in a direct line to Morfa Lod¡.:e Tower, and along the watershed of Moel y Gest to the boundary of the parishes of Y nyscynhaiarn and Trefiys; also an imaginary line drawn from the High Street Level Crossing on the Cambrian Railway to the boundary of the parishes of Ynyscynhaiarn and Dolbenma.en near Wern. The 11 Gest Ward" consists of so much of the district as lies between the boundary line of the Western Ward and the sea at Morfa Bychan. The" Tremadoc Ward" consists of so much of the district as lies between the Cambrian Railway Station and the northern boundary of the parish. The Uwch- yllyn Ward" comprises the whole of the isolated portion of the Pentrefelin end of the parish of Ynyscynhaiarn, known as the town- ship of Uwchyllyn. The number of Urban District Councillors to be elected for the said Ynyscynhaiarn Urban District is 17, apportioned amongst the said Wards as followsEastern Ward, 6; Western Ward, 4; Gest Ward, 2; Tremadoc Ward, 3; and Uwchyllyii Ward, 2. THE number of Urban District Councillors to be elected for the CRICCIETH URBAN DISTRICT is 15, being an addition of 6 to the present number. The said orders will take effect from the date of their confirmation respectively by the County Council. Within 21 days after the said Orders have been finally approved of by the County Council, the respective Clerks to each ot the said Urban District Councils respectively shall proceed to the election of the additional District Councillors provided for in the said Orders respectively, in order to make up, with the District Councillors elected at the first election under the Local Government Act, 1894, the full number of District Councillors given to the said Districts respectively by the said several Orders. The election of the additional District Councillors will be conducted according to the rules issued by the Local Government Board in the Urban District Councillors Election Order, 1894, as amended by the Urban District Councillors Casual Vacancies Order, 1895, with such modifications (if any) as may be necessary. The said additional District Councillors, in both the said Districts respectively, are, for all ancillary purposes, including time of retirement, to be deemed to have been elected at the first election, and fS between themselves to have obtained the number of votes according to the number actually given to them, but as affecting the District Councillors already elected, as if they had received a less number of votes than the said District Councillors so actually elected at the first election. The retirement of the Urban District Coun- cillors in the Ynyscynhaiarn Urban District is provided for in the following manner:- In the Eastern Ward," 2 Councillors, and in the Tremadoc Ward," 1 Councillor, will retire annually: in the "Western Ward" 2. Coun- cillors will retire in the year 1896, and in each subsequent third year, and 1 Councillor in all other years; and in the Gest" and Uwch- yllyn" Wards respectively 1 Councillor shall retire in each of the years 1897 and 1898, and so on in every second and third year thereafter. At the first meeting of the District Council of the Ynyscynhaiarn Urban Sanitary Distict, held after the election of the additional District Councillors, the Councillors present at that meeting are to agree, it possible, which of the District Councillors are to represent the various Wards, and if and so far as no agreement is come to the matter is to be determined by lot. And Notice is hereby further given that copies of the Orders made as aforesaid may be inspected by any owner or ratepayer in any area affected by such respective Orders at my Office in Castle Street, Carnarvon, during office hours, for a period of one month from the date of the publication of this advertisement. And Notice is hereby also given that during guch time as copies of the said Orders are open to inspection as aforesaid, printed copies of the said. Orders, or either of them, will be supplied by me, the undersigned, to any owner or rate- payer in any area affected thereby upon pay- ment of threepence for each printed copy. And No ice is hereby also given that the County Council will, at its meeting to be held 0n the 14th day of March, take into considera- tion the final approval of these respective Orders. Dated this 8th day of February. 1895. J. H. BODVEL-ROBERTS, Clerk to the said Council. 10. Castle Street. Carnarvon. y!72c!92r46 j ETIEtteKESS ^KlINTlrG, ii lifiRAW OFtfiCi^CARNARYON. — t\" Segal, & £ COUNTY OF DENBIGH. FINANCE ACT, 1894. SECTION 10 (6). THE Denbighshire County Council are pre- pared to receive applications from com- petent persons residing or carrying on business within the County to act as Valuers under Section 10 (6) of the Finance Act, 1894. Applications, stating qualifications, are to be sent to me. the undersigned, before the 15th MARCH, 1895, endorsed Valuers' Finance Act, 1894." Dated this 12th day of February. 1895. LL. ADAMS, Clerk of the Council. 5. Castle Street. Ruthin. C204N_ &enb crs. DENBIGHSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL, YEAR 1895-96. TO FARMERS, CARTERS, AND OTHERS. THE Denbighshire County Council are pre- pared to receive TKNDBHS for the CABTA&E of Stone for the maintenance of the Main Roads within the Denbigh District of the County of Denbigh during the year ending 31st March, 1896. t For forms of Tenders, and all further particulars (including the day when Tenders are to be delivered), apply to Mr R. B. Adams, District Surveyor, 21, Park Street, Denbigh, to whom all Tenders are to be sent, endorsed II Tender for Cartage." The lowest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted. Dated this 12th day of February, 1895. LL. ADAMS, Clerk ot the County Council. 5, Castle Street, Ruthin. cl98N public lutings, -&c. CASTLE HOTEL, CARNARVON. ST. DAVID'S DAY, FRIDAY, MARCH let, 1895. THE FOURTH ANNUAL PUBLIC DINNER will be held at the above place at 8 o'clock prompt. Tickets, 2s 6d each. C18914 GUILD HALL, CARNARVON. Positively for One Night Only. TUESDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 19th. First visit to Carnarvon of Messrs LIVERMORE BROTHERS WORLD-RENOWNED COURT MINSTRELS. En Costume George II. The wb^le of their Magnificent Company numbering 50 PERFORMERS. 50 SUPEBB DOUBLE CHOIE AND OBCHESTBA. The Phalanx of Comedians and Specialty Artistes, altogether forming the Greatest Minstrel Combination in the World. THE COURT MINSTRELS have recently con- cluded a most successful Continental Tour, They had the distinguished honour of appearing before their Majesties the KING and QUEEN of the BELGIANS, on Friday, July 20th, 1891, at Brussels, and they have been most enthusiastic- ally received in all the great cities and towns throughout the Continental Tour. Prices of admission: Reserved Seats (num- bered) os. Unreserved, 2s. Second Class, Is. Children Half-price. Doors open at 7.15; com- mence at 7.45. Early door open at 6.45 (to avoid the crush) 3d extra to all parts. Plan of Re- served Seats, and Tickets at Mr David Jones, Bangor-street. Ticket holders admitted at the early door without extra charge. cl95j Sbttcathm. LADIES' COLLEGE, BRYNTYSILIO, CARNARVON. PBINCIPALS:—The MISSES SHEAD, Certificated: Cambridge University and Trinity College, London, MINYMOR, BARMOUTH, NORTH WALES. HIGH CLASS SCHOOL FOR-GIRLS. RESIDENT FOREIGN & ENGLISH GOVERNESSES. PUPILS prepared for the University Local Examinations. Prospectus on application to THE PRINCIPAL. c901h!21 HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, 171, BEDFORD STREET FOUTH (Corner of Huskisson Street), LIVERPOOL. PRINCIPAL—MiSS CHARLESSON. PUPILS prepared for London Matriculation, Oxford and Cambridge Local Examina- tions, &c. Boarders received. Kinder Garten attached under Certificated Mistress. Pros- pectuses on application. cl65w MANCHESTER GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Fee XI 4s Per Term. rpHE next Term begins TUESDAY, JANUARY 1 15th, 1895. Entrance Examination, MONDAY, JANUARY 14th, at 9 a.m. Prospectuses, Forms of Application, &c., may be had at the school. OWEN W. COX, Receiver. N.B.-Boarding- house now open under the sanction ot the Governors. c739 LLANRWST COUNTY SCHOOL. HEADMASTER: REV J. J. FARR, M.A., With a Competent Staff of Assistant Masters. THIS Intermediate School (formerly Llan- rwst Grammar School) offers every advantage to boys preparing for the Professions, Mercantile Pursuits, and all Public Examina- tions. Among the successes recently obtained by Pupils are Scholarships and Exhibitions at English Universities and at the North Wales University College, and Honours and Distinctions in University Local Examinations. Scholarships and Bursaries tenable at the School will be granted annually. Tuition Fee, payable in advance at the beginning of each term, will be X4 per annum. The School Year will be divided into three terms, and the present term commenced on the 22nd JANUARY, 1895. For further particulars apply to PETER McINTYRE, Clerk to the Governors. Llanrwst, 22nd January, 1895. cl38E PREVENT COLD, COUGH, &c. BY TAKING I HOREHOSJMn OF On FIRST APPEARANCE of CHILL. A Safe and Speedy Remedy for COUGH, COLD, HOARSENESS, and all Chest and Lung Disorders. Extract from recent Letter:- It would be impossible for me to keep about without your Balsam. My father used it regularly; it was the means of lengthening his life, and I can say the same. Thomas Davies, 78, John St., Merthyr Tydfil, Nov., 1894. Prepared only by A. HAY MAN and Co., London. Sold everywhere, price Is-lid and 2s 9d. a36.r METROPOLITAN BANIC (OF ENGLAND AND WALES), LIMITED. SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL-viz., 94,000 Shares of S50 each £ 4,700,000 PAID-UP CAPITAL—94,000 Shares of £5 Paid. £470,000 GUARANTEE FUND £ 470,000 DIRECTORS: SIR THOMAS LEA, Bart., M.P., Chairman. J. SATJHELL HOPKINS, ESQ.. Deputy-Chair tnan. JAMES TERTIUS COLLINS, Esq. I LORD ERNEST J. SEYMOUR. ROBERT FORREST, Esq. WALTER EVERS WARDEN. Esq. SIR JOHN J. JENKINS. Kt. CHARLES H. WILLIAMS, Esq. ABEAM CRESWICKE RAWLINSON, Esq. MORGAN B. WILLIAMS, Esq. FRED. WM. NASH, GENERAL MANAGER. F. J. HUGHES, ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER. JAMES SMITH W^OD, SECRETARY. JOHN MENZIES, CHIEF ACCOUNTANT. '1j¡. I HEAD OFFICE: 60, GRACECHURCH STRRET, LONDON,$.C. FREDERICK NALDER, LONDON MANAGER. THOMAS THOMSON, LONrir-+i Sra MANAGEk. BALANCE SHEET, 31sT DECEMBER, 1894. LIABILITIES: £ a. D. Due to the Bank on Current, Deposit and other Accounts. 6,110,488 18 7 Seven Day and other Drafts $ 16,914 10 1 > PROPRIETORS' FUNDS: .66.127,403 8 fr Paid-up Capital £470,000 0 0 Guarantee Fund 470,010 0 0 Bank Premises Redemption Fund 25,485 0 0 Dividend payable 8th February next 35,250 0 0 Balance carried forward to next year 5,037 2 fl —————— 1.006,772 2 11 .£7,133.175 11 7 ASSETS: £ 8. D. Cash in hand and at the Bank of England 822,481 12 1 Cash at Call and at Notice 516,876 5 1 Xl,339,3,57 17 2 INVESTMENTS, viz.: British Government Securities £ 356,980 0 0 Colonial Government Securities, Corporation Stock, and Debenture Bonds 137,959 0 0 ——————— 554,939 0 0 Bills of Exchange 942,225 14 8 £ 2.836,522 11 10 Due to the Bank on Current and other Accounts 3,909,905 9 7 Goodwill Account National Bank of Wales. 103.000 0 0 Bank Premises, and Furniture at London, Birmingham, and 115 Branches 233,747 10 a £ 7,133,175 11 7 FRED. WM. NASH, General Manager. I BRANCHES. I Aberdare Alcester Banbury Bangor Barmouth Barry Dock Bath Betliesda Bilston Birmingham— Bennett's Hill Markets Blaenau Festiniog Blaenavon Bfoxwich Bridgend Bridgnorth Brierley Hill Bristol Bromsgrove ] Cadoxton Cardiff Cardiff Docks Cardigan Carnarvon Chepstow Chipping Norton Colwyn Bay Conway Cowbridge Darlaston Dudley Haverfordwest Hednesford Henley-in-Arden Kidderminster Leamington D. J. Gwyn J. H. Henderson T. Fingland Wm. Thomas J. Rich. Prichard F. Greenslade A. T. Perkins John Jones J. E. Briant A. G. Sampson W. R. Walsh John Parry Jones Thomas Cooke W. Precey Frank Moon R. Pilkington J. Finney J. Berry-White D. Laing F. Greenslade A. E. Old J. Marshall J. W. Nicholas Robert Williams Arthur Price T. H. Burbidge W. O. Hughes David Jones Frank Moon H. E. Proctor F. M. Baker John Shettle C.W. Bullivant (pro tem.) J. E. Turner E. C, Newmarch G. C. Lake J Llanberis Llandudno Llandyssul Llanelly Llangefni Llaarwat Merthyr Tydvil Moreton-in-Marsh Much Wenlock Neath Nevin Newcastle Emlyn Newport, Mon. Oxford Pentre Pontypridd Portmadoc Port falbot Pwllheli Reading Redditch Shipston-on-Stour Stourbridge Stourport Stratford-on-Avon Swansea, High Street Do. Wind Street Tredegar Walsall, The Bridge Do. Park Street Warwick Wednesbury West Bromwich Willenball Witney Wolverhampton Worcester John Owen Jones A. Evans Gwynne Davies W. Griffiths E. M. Roberts W. B. Lloyd G. W. Davies H. L. Sowdon F. Sarjeant C, E S. Thompson 0 John P. Williams GWYDne Davies A. E. Willey G. Hughes Wm. Merchant Wm. Merchant J. R prichard ? C. E. Thompson Robelr Jonei A. McNeil x- Ii. A. W. dabriel C. E. Martin Charles Price Charles Price G. J. Tuckfield W. Pfecey J. J. f hedden S. G. Squires E. C. Richardson H. A. Price W. Johnson C. E. Davenport W. S. Rowland F. R. Laurie J SUR-RRANCHES. II Abergwynfi Acock's Green Amlwch Blaengarw Briton Ferry Brownhills Brynsiencyn Brynmawr Burry Port Cradley Heath Criccieth Dowlais Ebbw Vale Ebenezer Ferndale Festiniog Gilfach Goch Glyn Neath Lye Maesteg Sub to Bridgend „ Birmingham „ Llangefni „ Bridgend II Neatb „ Walsall (the Bridge) Llangefni II Blaenafon „ Llanelly „ Stourbridge II Pwllbeli „ Merthyr Tydvil „ Tredegar It Bethesda „ Pontypridd „ Blaenau Festiniog „ Bridgend „ Neath to Stourbridge i, Bridgend Ystalvfera. s Morriston S Mountain Ash Newbo rough Newport, Pem. Penrhyndeudraeth Penygroes Penrbiwceiber Pontycwmmer Porth Porthycawl Saltley Studley Talysarn Tondu and Aberkenfig Tonypandy Trefach Trehariis Treberbert Treorky Tynewydd to Swansea ub to Swansea „ Aberdare 3 „ Llangefni „ Cardigan 8 „ Portmadoc „ Carnarvon It Aberdare It Bridgend Pjntypridd h „ Bridgend It Birmingham It Redditch „ Carnarvon F It Bridgend ° „ Pontypridd It Newcastle Emlyn „ Aberdare t „ Pontypridd « »» f „ Bridgend r c AGENCIES. I Bampton (Oxon) Brailes Cannock G. W. Dutton J. Elliot A. Whittington BRANCHES IN NORTH WALES. Charlbury Kineton Shipton-under- W ych wood T. D. Smith C. F. Bancroft J. J. Dangerfield BANGOR Wm. Thomas. BARMOUTH J. R. Prichard. BETHESDA John Jones. BLAENAU FESTINIOG J. Parry Jones. CARNARVON R. Williams. COLWYN BAY W. O. Hughes. CONWAY David Jones. CARNARVON R. Williams. ] COLWYN BAY W. O. Hughes. ] CONWAY David Jones. I ] LLANBERIS J, O. Jones. LLANDUDNO A. Evans. LLANGEFNI E. M. Roberts. LLANKWST W. B. Lloyd. NEVIN J. P. Williams. PORTMADOC J. R. Prichard. » PWLLHELI. Robert Jones. The Shares of X50 each are paid up to the extent of ,£5, only, leaving a reserve of X45 per share, or £4,230,000 in the aggregate available to meet the liabilities of the Company, in addition to the Guarantee Fund of £ 470,000. By the Articles of Association X25 per sbare-in other words one half of the subscribed capital of £ 4,700,030—must always be left uncalled, for the security of depositors. The Bank issues drafts on the principal towns in the United Kingdom, also upon the Con- tinent, the United States. Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. The Bank collects Bills, Cheques, Coupons, &c., receives Dividends, undertakes the Purchase and Sale of Stocks, establishes Credits at home and abroad, and transacts generally the usual branches of Banking business. Current Accounts are opened on favourable terms. The Bank receives sums of £10 and upwards on deposit, repayable at call or upon 14 days' notice, allowing liberal rates of interest. Customers can arrange to receive money at, or pay money to, any of the Bank's Branches, or have money paid to any of the Bulk's Correspondents and advised for their credit. Strong Rooms are provided, free of charge, for the custody of Deeds and other property lodged bv the customers of the Bank. AUDITORS' REPORT. We have, as usual, visited all the Branches of this Bank, and have examined the Balance Sheets thereof, as well as the foregoing Balance Sheet, and find the latter is a correct statement of the Company's affairs as shewn by the Books of the Company. We have examined the Securities held against the money at Call and Short Notice, and those representing the Investments of the Bank, and h we satisfied ourselves of the correctness of the Cash Balances. TURQUAND, YOUNGS, AND Co, AUDITORS. London, 29th January, 1895. cl97 | It is a THIN PLASTER, and TAKES UP NO ROOM IN THE BOOT. It is especially useful lor REDUCING ENLARGED TOE JOINTS, which so spoil the symmetry of otherwise beautiful feet. THOUSANDS HAVE BEEN CURED, some of whom have suffered for FIFTY YEARS, without being able to get relief from any other remedy. j It acts like magic in relieving all Pain and I Throbbing, and soon cures the most obsti- nate Corns & Bunions. A trial of a box is earnestly solicited ¡,m"'Pltt¡> 1'1' tø roN. IR a Is tIbLe IE3]E SW ctiscowevocl; M, BEETHAM & SON, Chemists, CHELTENHAM. ) 11 II &iteiness Jlbfcresses. D INN EFO ri O'S MAGNESIA. I The HIt remedy for Acidity at the Stomach, Heartburn. Headache, Gout and lndi. feetion, and the safest aperieat tor delicate Conatitution&.Ladice, Children, and Imantc. Sold tnroughout the Word. CAUTION.—See tbut DINNEFOUD AND CO. is on overv gottte and Label. cl5 FRANCIS MORTON AND CO., LIMITED LIVERPOOL. Take th s seasin ihle opportunity of invitiag| the attention of 'Agriculturists to their GALYAMZED CORRUGATED IRON ROOFS TO COVER STACK AND FOLD YA^D3, HAT BARNS, &c., &c. F. M. and Co.'s u THATCH SUBSTITUTE" was awarded tbelSilver Medal of the ROYAL VX AGRICULTURAL SOCZBTT OF ENGLAND. — XOIGBOS: .OFFICE 17,EVICTORIA STREET, WESTMINSTER, 8. W. c737 ■J ■ i.. ——- Who has not tasted Home-made Bread? 9 w A heavy compound of putty and lead 1" This couplet will not apply to your bread if you always use the celebrated (K% M HH D.C.L" YEAST IMH H V y rT/ Be sure and buy your yeast by its registered Trade | |H B *f Mark, as you do with numerous other specialities other- 1 |B wise an inferior article may be supplied. Insist upon getting "D.C.L" It is absolutely pure and is unsurpassed for the Home or the Bakery. jfl k HKr If you cannot get it 'write to us. Sample sent on receipt of Four Penny Stamps. Sole Manufacturers of this renowned Yeast-" JHE DISTILLERS Co., Limited, EDINBURGH. Bote well— E SOFKP FOP, SOAP FOR 0 For 150 Wrapper^ the splendid Picture The Charge of the Light Brigade," in good gilt frame, will be Bent carriage paid. Full particulars on each Wrapper. WATSON'S MATCHLESS CLEANSER is sold only in 16oz. Tablets. A 16oz. TABLET of SOAP for 3d. equals 3d. per lb. A 12oz. go II lid." 3Jd. » A AL AL AL A, A,. AL AL XjfigOiwin Cftr INFANTS # and IK VALIUM ff W Samples, Pamphlet and Pros- V wf pectus post free ou application UN | |||IA far COUGHS, COLDS, J M mELLIH a an" BRONCHITIS.% ™ ™ The Safest Tonic for Children 4 Adults. III ^Lflprice 2s. 6d. & 4s. 6d. per bottle. Sample Is. |l II IH Samples free from Mellln's Works, Peek- lllWI 1^1 ham, London, S.E. (Mention this paper). THE: JOHN NOBLE A BCAljF-^iriWEA COSTUMES. NEW REGISTERED DESIGN FOR WINTER, 1894. irect from the Largest Firm of Costume Manufacturers in the World, less than Half Ordinary Prices. These Costumes are made in The John Noble Cheviot Serge, in Black, Navy, rown, Myrtle, Ruby, Reseda, Tan, Grey, or Drab; they are supplied complete )r the ridiculous price of 10 6 each, packed in leather board box, and sent irriage paid for yd. extra, and in the making of them there are Over 800 Workers Employed. The John Noble Half-Guinea Costumes, the most remarkable ever produced, ave created a complete revolution in the cost of p trment8 for Ladies' wear, and ave secured beyond a doubt THE ADMIRATION OF THE WORLD. Each garment consists of improved wide Skirt and new smartly-shaped Bodice, ,-hich is pleated at the back into a pointed saddle that terminates in two points t the front; full fashionable sleeves, bound seams, and belt, and the boaice can e worn inside or outside the skirt, which measures 40 inches long. The lower oart ot t he skirt, and the cuffs, collar, and saddle of bodice, are trimmed with ne row of £ ne silk cord, the whole thus forming A LADY'S COMPLETE COSTUME FOR 10/6 The Present Design excels all previous ones in every respect. The tyle is better, the cut is superior, and the make and finish beyond all criticism, hus adding in a triple degree to the already marvellous value of these Costumes, vhich have secured An enormous success, and are known in every part if the civilised world. Each costume packed in box and sent carriage paid or 9d. extra. The sizes kept in stock will fit any figure up to 38 inches ound the bust under arms, but larger or special sizes can be made to order at a lost of 1/6 extra. KNOCKABOUT FROCKS FOR GIRLS from 1/6 each. krealso supplied in the John Noble Cheviot Sorge, with saddle top, long full sleeTes, belt and pocket, at the following prices Lengths 21 24 27 30 S3 30 39 42 45 ma. Price 1/0 21- 2/0 3/- 3/6 4/- 4/0 5/- 5/0 each ?o*tage extra. EVERY PURCHASER DELIGHTED. The lengths stated are from top of neckband to bottom of skirt in front. rHE JOHN NOBLE CHEVIOT SERGE (Regd.) is a 7/g 11 7 I. I II I t I 1, fabric of great durability and world-wide fame. It is 52 inches „ „ wide, does not spot with rain, and may be washed whenever necessary. Colours—Navy, wown. Myrtle, Keseda itubv Grcv. Drab, Tan, or Black. Every reader can secure a Full Dress Length of SIX lAKDb tor 7s. 0d. SenI carriage paid for 9d. extra. 83T PATTERNS, also Illustrated Book of the Serge, and Fashion Sheet of othe Costumes for Ladies and Children's wear sent POST FREE to any reader of this paper on application. JOHN NOBLE. Ltd., The Warehouse, H, Piccadilly, MANCHESTER, I ART MfcTAL WORK IN GATES I AND GRILLES, ? -) 11 t tf) '6 ip ii i|f jjj j i fSk^ Ijlj' g Jj^ [RON HURDLES. WIRE FENCING, FIELD GATES, CORRUGATED IRON ROOFING &c W, H. PEAKE AND SONS. MANUFACTURERS, 25 AND 27 SEEL STREET, LIVERPOOL. f EVERYTHING FOR THE GARDEN j I I i OR THE ESTATE. I i. Ii NURSERIES | | I I over 450 Acres. ■ I I t FOREST TREES, | WRITE FOR 11 FRUIT TREES, ■ LISTS— I ROSES, &C« S POST FREE. | SEEDS, BULBS, I IMPLEMENTS.: I mm, CHESTER, I HARDAWAY AND TOPPING, FLUSHIN HOLLAND. Price List, published twice daily, containing latest market movements on all important events, forwarded free on receipt of postcard containing address. The oldest estab- lished firm of Turf Commission Agents in the world. No representatives. a!93j WILSONS MERCANTILE AtfBNCY For affording assistance to all in Trade, Established 1814, MANUFACTURED Goods, BR.U-U and IvJL Foreign, at manufacturers'prices. Quota* tions sent on receipt of particulars of requ ce- ments. Foreign and Colonial Produce imported 6 ect and supplied at lowest prices. Quotatio on application. agencies undertaken or arranged for thr 18 of manufactures, patents and special: ,8 in every country. Consignments of every description of feff Is btlnL to suitable markets and sold for acco- it. Status Inquiries made "t home &no fcbroad. Terms on application. Accounts Collected at home and abro Terme on application. Mercantile Information supplied, tfvicc tt-a- dered, and questions of all kin Ir- ar.awered by experts. Advertising of all kinds judiciously ua or contracted for without charge. Circulars priDted, folded, addressed, antf do. spatched for home and foreign countries, Directories of all kinds and for all parts of the world. Prices on application. All Persons interested in commerce should sub- scribe to the British Volume of Wilson's Mercantile Directory of the World." being the only Directory of Great Britain and Ireland ever published, containing lists of all the Manufacturing, Wholesa e, and Principal Retail Trades. Price 35s. Prospectuses free on application to WILLIAM WILSON & SONS, a939 25, Abchurch Lane. London, E.C DR JONES D.D.S. &c.. SURGEON DENTIST, OPPOSITE THE MARKET, BANGOR. Dlt. JONES visits Llangefni every Thursday at Lledwigan Road. Llanerchymedd from 10 to 1, and Amlwch from 2 to 5, with Mr Hughes, Stationer, 8, Market Street, Tuesdays, January 1st, 29th February 26th, March 26th, and April 23rd. Ebenezer and Llanberis, first I'uescUy after Pay Day, Bethesda, first Tuesday after Pay day. Bangor every day except Tuesdays and Thurs- days, 1157 Shipping* VEWZEALAND.—REDUCED FAKES TO intending Settler*, by rb^NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S (1-38, Leader ball Street. London) Steamers.—For farther particu- lars ai d for fill information regarding the Colony sppl, to the AGENT-GENERA FOR NEW ZEALAND, 13.MCTORIA STRKET, LONDON THE ABERDEEN Ll.NE- LONDON* TO AUSTRALIA. Vai Cape of Good Hope, in 4L' f'ay.<. Damascus.Cftpt. A.Douglas, R.N.R 360i t A.nrii 'Z!>. Nmeveh Capt. A. Allan 3b0St'>ns Much 2S. r m-'gniiieent full-powered siea.ruer> will J J ail its above lorMELBOURNE and DNE"i taking passengers for Tenerife and Cape Tn.} and for aJ I Australian and New Zealand Ports For farv and full particulars apply to the owners. Gea, Thompson and Co., 24, Leadenhall Street, London, E C. c7fytS4 CWMM LLf\L AGFRLQ*QAU CVPREWSG CAERNARFON, TALVFOEL, POFITDINOK- WIe. MESAl BRIDGE, A BANGOR, A MANCHESTER. BYDD i'r Stemar yyntAf lwyibo yn Nghaer- narfon u'r lieoedd uebed ddyidm* Qw6ner, Sadwrn, a Llun, y 5e^. 1 "r Sff'i p Fawrth nesaf, ac yn Manchetter d.-iydd \?awrt» a Mercher canlynol, sef y 9fed s'r -lOfe1. n'r un dyddiau yn wytfcnosol o byny allan. Am bob manylion pellach ac hyebysrwydd JÐ nghylch y cludiad, ymofyner a'r MEISTRI PRITCHARD BROS., y182c:Z01B Coed Helen Ferry, Caernarfoa. STEAK COMMUNICATION. BsnrilR LIVERPOOL, BAHGOR, MENAI BRIDGE AND CARNARVON. r IVERPOOL, CARNABVON AND MEN '1 I j STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.—The quickest and cheapest Goodt transit betweec LIVERPOOL and NORTH WALLS — Tn6 Steamer PRINCE JA JA, or other steamer, leave* die West Bide, Trafalgar Dock, Liverpool. every Wednesday with goods for Beaumaris, every vr«i- tie-day and Saturday lor Carnarvon, btu.gor, and Menai Bridge. For Freights, &c.. spply at the Company's Office.. Messrs Rich.>nU. Mills, and Co., 18. James Street, LiTerpoo) or as Carnarvon, Mr J. Pritchard, Company i atali- .e New Harbour. N.B.—To insure shipment, all Goods shou a « delivered by noon on "of sailing. y ALLAN LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS TO CANADA AND UNITED STATES REGULARLY EVERY THURSDAY. BEST, CHEAPEST, AND MOST EXPEDITIOUS D ROUTE to Canada, Manitoba, the North-Wart Territories and British Columbia, the Weetem Statea of America, and to all points on the Pacific Coast. SPECIAL RETURN RATES FOR TOURISTS. Write for Eandbook of concise information and advice, also ef latest maps and pamphlets, supplied Free by i.kn Brothers & Co., 19, James Street, Liverpool; or to W. J. WJliame,7, Market Street, Carnarvon; W. D. Jones, Old Bank, Bolyhead; R. G. Humphreys, Bookseller, tfigh Strret. Portmadoc; J, R. Cadwaladr, Agent, 7, Bowydd View, Blaenau Festiniog; J. H. Jonee, Llanrwst: w J]. Uavtee Sationer. Bank Plac*. Denbigh Owen Jones, auction- eer, &c., Old Post Office, Penygroes; Thomas Evane, md Co Station Chambers, Rhyl. aJ2 AMERIOAN LIN2 UNITED STATES MAIL DTEAME_ LIVERPOOL TO P H I L A D FC L F III First-Clasa, full-powered, Iron Steamships. ACCOMMODATION for paseeagers »qual ?. > any European Lin* Steerage Outfit Free. Passenger* and Go da landed at Philadelphia en tbf Wharf of the PUNNBYLVANIA RAILROAD. THIS IS THE SHOiiTSSI AND Y ROUTE TO THE WEST, Apply to RICHARDSON, SPOCK, and CO., 19 and 2* Water Stra»t.LIV3K,POOL, LOCAL AGKNTE;— W J. Williams, 7, Market Street. Carnarvon. R. R. Stythe. 39, Bangor Street, Carnarvon, H. J. Williams, 60, High Street, Bethesda. Richard Roberta, Bethesda, Stephen fiofcerts, Glfnllifoo n^t#,l, Blaeo»« Factinios. T. Evans and Co., Station Chambers. Rhyl. e—%i—f WHITE STAR LINg, ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. LIVERPOOL to NEW YORK, via Q"eetœ;o"n every Wednesday. MAJESTIC. Wed., Feb. 13 I ADRIA^IC. Wed.. Feb. JO Cotton not carried on Passenger Steamers. a EOOND Cabin will be carried ou the voyage marked thus*. Steerage passage. at Low Rates, including Outfit free of charge, to New York., Boston, Philadelphia, or Baltimore The splendid Vessels of this line are all of the largest class, uniform in model and arrangements, and unsurpassed in ihe complete- ness of their appointments. Saloon and State Room amidships. Apply to Robert Owen, Ship and Insurance broker and William John Williams, 7, MarketStreet. Carnar- von Richard Roberts, Bethesda; O. E. Parry, Slate Merchant, Dolvyddelcn David Rowlands, Penygraig: W. M. Jones, Church Street, Llangefni; R. G. Roberts, Rock Cottage, Creigiau Mawr, Taiysarn; H. Hughes, 8, Market Street, Amlwch; W. D. Jones, Auctioneer and Valuer, Old BauL, Ho'yhead; W. O. Williams, Denbigh Street. Llanrwst: R. C. Evans, 1, Hinafon, Dolgelley; William Edwards, 7, William* Terrace, Llanberis; or to ISMAT hfRIE & Co., 34, Leadenhall Street, London, E.G.. and to 10. Water Street, Liverpool; Messrs Thomas Evans and Co., Station Chambers, Rhyl. cl7 CUNABD LINE. FIVE AND A THIRD DAY PASSAGES. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS VER POOL CALLING AT Q; EENSTOWN.- FOR NEW YORK. I FOB BOSTON. AURANIA. Sat., Feb. 23 CEPHALONIA,.Th., Feb, 21 UMBRIA .Sat. Mar. 2 SCYTHIA Th., Feb. 31 LUCANIA Sat., Mar. 9 CATALONIA Th., Mar. ? SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION at moderate fares for FIRST and SECOND Class Passengers; alae through to CHINA, JAPAN, NEW ZEALAND, and AUSTRALIA. Steerage Passengers to all parts of America and Cacada at low mtes those by Boston steamers booked to New York without extra charge. THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP C-OMP ANY, LIHITBD, 8, Water Street, Liverpool, Or to their Agents:—Mr. W. J. Williams. Secretary, North Wales Quarrymen's Union, 7, Market Street, Carnarvon, and Mr. R. Roberts, Old Post Office, Bethesda c4976 ESTABLXSHZD IN i"O:1 THE PROTECTION Or T<lADR, S T U B B S MERCANTILE OFFICES Trait Aitxiliarii Cowt-tn# (J-iTitr.') 42, GRBSHA?* STREET, LONDON, RoC SUBSCRIBERS BY OBTAINING TIMELY INFORMATION. MAY AVOID MAKING BAD DEBT?. EVERY TRADER SHOULD UKAD I STUB3S' WEEKLY AA/^TTS W'-th wbich is issued a Su, ulemer-t conta*A{cff LIST OF CREDITORS Ln<i«r all the important fei'ures. rEf. F COX .V F. ;1C1 AL RmiSTEItH contain mors rhnn ST* F ''TEN MILLION 3 N TRIE 3 !>• iiT8 RECOVERE':v PROMPTLY and paid over to Subscribers on Tuesday and Fri« day in each week. BRANCHES at CHARL&8 STRKm CHAM BERS, CARDIFF, Aberdeen, BirmimfiiTi, bradford, Brighton, Bristol, Belfast, Cork, I>afci<n. Duadee, Edinburfh, Glasgow, Hull, l esas, L>v#rpooi, Man- chester, Newcastle, Norwich, Nct^injrh^ni, s ,moTjth, j Portsmouth, Sheffield, and 3, Prince? Street, Regent Street, W. SUB-OFFICES. — SWANSEA, BlackOsm, Cain- bridge, Derby, Exeter, CUou Grimsby, Halifax, Eaaley, Huddanfield, Leicester, Limerick, Londonderrj', Mi ii esbviro', Newport {Mon.), Norti&mpton, Oxfo pr«>;t,nUl Heading, Southampton, Stockton-on-Iftrs, >aijdeiiand, Wal sal), Waterford, Wolverhamptoc, K'oroester. York. TERMS: £1 iE., £2 2Pj" :3: 3ê" £ 0 <>«.„ aocor&izg to requireraent*, PROSPECTUS forwarded on appl to ofvaad the above Office.. KEMOBA FOR INDIGESTION, FOR COSTIVENE5S, FLA rUENCY, &C. Nothinf better than KEMOBA, Try it. From Stores or direct post free tor 15 Stamps from the KEMOBA CO* fcUABOy, »898w