Carnarvon and Denbigh Herald and North and South Wales Independent

— ^orib "oming Suits. January 20, Fat Cattle, Messrs H. Parry Jones and Sons. January 21. at Chvrilcg, Fat S:ock. etc., Mr H. Roberts. ,r January 23. at Carnarvon, household y urm- ture." Mr A. E. Bicknell. January 29-30. at Wrexham, Horses Messrs Frank Lloyd and Sons. 1 Shortly, at Gland wr ill, Furniture, Etc., Messrs John Parry Jones and Sonit. MESSRS WM. DEW & SON, AUCTIONEERS, BANGOR AND LLANDUDNO. The firm, in consequence of the death of Mr W. A. Dew, will be continued under the management of his eldest eon, Mr C. P. Dew, assisted by his brother, Mr Noel A. Dew, with the members of the surveying and clerical staffs, who have been in the service of Messrs Wm. Dew and Son for between 20 and 30 years. Mr W. C. P. Dew, who is a member of the Auctioneers' Institute of the United Kingdom, eerved articles with the well-known Cardiff Auctioneers and band Agents, Messrs Stephenson and Alexander, and has for several years taken an active part in his late father's business. Mr Noel Dew served articles with Messrs Douglas and Minshull, Architects and Surveyors, Chester, and for the last 18 months has also been associated with the firm's business. bJj ntrUu. By Mess: s H. Parry & Sons. LLANBEBLIG ROAD SALE YARD, fv YDD LLUN, IONAWR 20fed, fydd y JJ SALE NESAF AR ANIFEILLAID TEWION. iM SALE NADOLIG, 1908. DYDD LLUN, TAOHWEDD 30ain (sef y diwrnod diweddaf o'r mis). y340 By Wr H. Parry Jones FFYNON Y GORLAS, HOLYHEAD (a Dairy Farm near Holyhead). IMPORTANT TO MILK VENDORS, FARMERS, Etc. MR H. PARRY JONES has been, instructed by the representatives of the late Mrs Jones, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on the premises, known as above, on TUESDAY, January 14th, 1906, the whole of the IN and OUTDOOR FARMING EFFECTS, comprising 10 Grand Milch COWB, a Strong Mare, 3 Ponies, Two Carts, Two Traps, Gear and Harness; Three Tons of Potatoes, all the Farming Implements and a portion of the Household Property. Sale to commence at 11 a.m. For furthe.. particulars apply to the Auc- tioneer. H. PARRY JONES. Exchange Buildings, Holyhead. h— By M3«s5rs John Parry Jonaa & Sons, | Preliminary Announcement Of SALE of GRAND HOUSEHOLD FUR- NITURE and LAUNDRY, Etc., at I GLANDWR MILL (situated about 2 miles from IÐarmouth, on the Dolgelley Road). MESSRS JOHN PARRY JONES and SONS have been instructed by Edward L. Burton. Esq., to SELL by AUCTION, at the above place, at an Earlv Date, the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and LAUN- DRY. y405a By Messrs Frank Lloyd & Sons. 30 GUINEAS PRIZES. 650 HORSES. OPENING SALES FOR 1908. NORTH WALES REPOSITORY, WREXHAM. F RANK: LLOYD and SONS invite Entries for January 29th Light Horses of all Classes. January 30th: Heavy, Lurry and Young Horses. Enter at once for best positions. Entries finally close January 20th. ) c264a By Mr Henry Roberts. CH-WILOG! j SALE OF FAT AND STORE STOCK. I MR HENRY ROBERTS is instructed by several Feeders and Breeders, to SELL by AUCTION, at the Madryn Arms Hotel, Chwilog, on TUESDAY January 21st, 1908, about 150 PRIME FAT WETHERS, and 20 FAT BULLOCKS and HEIFERS also several lots of BREEDING EWES (of large and small I breed). This Sale is in the nature of an experiment. to see whether the Auctioneer can bring Buyer and Seller together by charging a very small commission. Further Entries may be made with Mr Owen, at the Madryn Arms Hotel. Sale to commence at One o'clock in the after- noon. I Termg: Cash. y390a THE BONE PHOSPHATE and CHEMICAL CO., LTD., CASTLE WORKS, FLINT, N.W. pay the BEST PRICES for Butchers and other Collected BONES, either Free on Rail or delivered at their Works. Particulars on application to Manager. y259a I have just received my first consignment of Cod Liver Oil—New Season Finest Nor- wegian. The quality is excellent and price low, therefore, I am enabled to sell it as fol- lows :—Is 6d size, la. 2s 6d size, Is 9d. Also, Extract of Malt, Plain. Extract of Malt and Cod Liver Oil. Cod Liver Oil Emulsion. Petroleum Emulsion. At Equally Low Prices. Note the Addreoa: j H. j»»«" (Late W. H. Parry), CHEMIST, CASTLE SQUARE, CARNARVON. c658 -n 'alt JJ) udian. 1 By Messrs Robert & Rogers Jones. TALYCAFN MART SALES FOR THE YEAH 1908, will be held on the following "MONDAYS," viz. 1.—January 13th. 2.-January 27th. 3.-Februarv 10th. 4.—February 24th. 5—March 9th. 6.—March 23rd. 7.-April 13th (Easter Show and Sale). 3.-April 27th. l 9.—May 4th. 1C.—May 18th. I 11.—-June 1st (Whitsun Sale). 12.—June 15th. 13.—June 2Sth. < 14.—July 13th. 15.—July 27th (August Bank Holiday Sale). 16.—August 10th. 17.—August 24th. 18.—August 31st. 19.—September 7th (Ram Lamb Sale). 20.—September 14th. 21.—September 28th. 22.—October 12th. 23.-November 2nd. 24.—November 16th. 25.-November 30th. 26.-December 14th (Christmas Show and Sale). Sales to commence at 12 o'clock noon. ROBERT and ROGERS JONES, AUCTIONEERS and VALUERS. LLANRWST. c278a By Mr A. E. Bi eknell. Preliminary Announcement. CARNARVON. IMPORTANT TO PARTIES FURNISHING AND OTHERS. M! n A. E. BICKNELL will SELL by AUC- TION, on the Premises, No. 26, High Street. Carnarvon, on THURSDAY, January 23rd, 1908, commencing at 11 o'clock a.m., prompt, an assortment of well-made surplus HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, further particu- lars of which will appear in future advertise- ments and posters. 228. High Street, Bangor. c334a 11 j Co be Wd APARTMENTS to Let in Carnarvon. Par- .fTL lour and Bedroom. Good position. Healthy spot. Moderate terma.-Apply, 555, "Herald, Carnarvon. c555a A' PARTMENT3.—Comfortable Apartments; reasonable ternia; good cooking; one minute from pi-ome-aaa-e.-Apply, Mro Roberts Islwyn. Mostyn Avenue, Llandudno. r225 SHOP to Let, in populous district; Rent moderate; suitable for Grocery or other Bu,.inpss.-Part-iculars, Messrs Nee and Gor- don-Roberts, Carnarvon. c623a AR Osod, Ionawr 13, 1908, TY a SHOP, 53, High Street, Blaenau Ffestiniog; safle rhagoioi at unrhyw Fusnes. Rhent rhesymol. —Ymofyner a Mr J. Parry Jones, Llys Llyw- elyn. Blaenau Ffestiniog. y791a AR Osod neu ar Werth, FFARM RAGCXR- OL, oddeutu 18 acer o fesur; meddiant uniongyrchol; pellter o dref Caernarfon tua thair milldir.—Am fanylion ymofyner a No. 785, "Herald" Office, Caernarfon. y785ft APA-RT-MBN-TS or L Doard; 3 Sitt-ing-Rooms, 6 Bedrooms, M J Board; 2) Sitting-Rooms, 6 Bedrooms, beautifully situated 2 minutes Church, Post Office, Tram, River Pumprooms; highly re- commended good cooking; Welsh spoken.— Clarke, St. Cybi, Learn Terrace, Leamington. c531a Co be Solh. PIANOS, Organs, and Harmoniums Tuned; Tuners visit periodically all parts of the country.—The North Wales Music Co., Ltd., Bangor. y229a CI TROG Useful WAGGONETTE, carry s nine comfortable, sell cheap. Apply, Mona Hotel. Carnarvon. y543a L ANTON GIG. Rubber Tyres, Lamps, Cushions, India Rubber Mats; Com- plete Splendid Condition Suitable for Doc- tor or a Gentleman.-Apply, Hanoock, Coach Builder, Pool Hill, Carnarvon. y543 F~OR Sale, a"FREEHOLD HOUSE~at Cric- cieth, subject to a perpetual ground rent, of medium size, well sheltered, near the sea, immediate possession.—For particulars apply to H. Roberts, Auctioneer, Portmadoc. y716a |C1 ALE.—10 Hearses and Washington Cars, lO 8 Mourning Coaches, Brakes, Char-a- bancs, Landaus, 10 Hansoms low prices same equal new.—Catalogues Marston, 24, 'Brad- ford Street, Birmingham. c265a S TOOK-TAKING SALE; Pianos returned r S from hire from 15 guineas Organs and Harmoniums from 5 guineas; great bargains during Sale. The North Wales Music Co., Ltd., Bangor. y328a. S TOOK-TAKIXG SALE; Pianos returned from hire by Broad wood, Collard, Justin Browne, Ralph Allison, Gors and Kallmann, J and others, greatly reduced during Sale.—The North Wales Music Co., Ltd., Bangor. y227a 4 HORSE POWER PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE, by Clayton and Shattle- worth, in first-class working order, practically in brand new condition, only worked for about a fortnight.—For particulars, apply Mr H. Parry Jones, Auctioneer, Exchange iBaild:ngs, Holyhead. hl84a HE NORTH WALES MUSIC CO., Ltd., Bangor. — Great clearance Sale, before s lock-taking. Pianos, Organs, and Harmon- iums returned from hire; great bargains for cash or monthly payments.—Music Company, Bangor. y226a IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS.-Every Mother t who values the Health and Cleanliness of her Child should use HARRISON'S "RELI- ABLE" NURSERY POMADE. One appli- cation kills all Nits and Vermin, beautifies and strengthens the Hair. In Tins, 4 £ d and 9d. Postage Id.—Geo. W. Harrison, Chemist, 118, Broad Street, Heading. Agent for Carnarvon Broad Street, Heading. Agent for Carnarvon R. Roberts, Bangor Street. Llandudno: J. Winter. Denbigh Harrison-Jones and Co. St. Asaph J. Emrys Jones. Bangor J. Bowen. Portmadoc: Ifor J. Jones, M.P.S. All Chemists. Gents now CYCLE.—Marvellous Bargain. Gents new 1907 Coventry Machine, highest grade; fitted with Clincher Tyres, Crabbe roller lever front and back rim brakes; the very latest Perrys black ballbearing freewheel; plated rims, coloured centres; black enamelled and lined frame, mudguards, magnificent machine, not soiled, complete with gas lamp, bell, pump, spanner, etc.. J34 9s 6d. Great bargain, worth double, will send on approval any distance before cash sent.—M. House, St. Madge, Pitman Road, Weston-super-Mare. cl82a ATS, MICE, MOLES, COCKROACHES and BEETLES greedily eat Harrison's "Reliable" Rat Poison. Cats and dogs will not touch it. Vermin dry up and leave no smell. Prices 6d, ls, 2s 3d and 3s 8d, Postage. 2d.—G. W. HARRISON. Chemist, 118, Broad Street, Reading. Sold by Chemists. Agents for Carnarvon J. H .Jones, The Castle Phar- macy. Llandudno J. Winter. Denbigh Harrison Jones and Co. Bangor: J. Bowen. Llanrwst: A. Parry. Pwllheli: J. B. Jones. All Chemists. yl58a Y K I N 8 1 a AND HOT-WATER ENGINEERS. REGISTERED "PLUMBERS. SANITARY, j GAS AND ELECTRIC BELL FITTERS, 2, STANLEY-CRESCENT, HOLYHEAD. YOUNG LADY -Waiited.-Apply Aston and _t Son, House Furnishers, Carnarvon. c333a WANTED, MAID for small family. Good Home.—Apply, Prudential Office, Car- narvon. c646a WANTED, STRONG LAD about 16 years old, able to milk and used to horses.— Victoria Hotel, Llanberis. c335. BIRDS and ANIMALS STUFFED and MOUNTED. Best Style. — Thomas, Glaslyn Stores, Portmadoc. y807 YN Eisiau, PRENTIS GOF mown chwarel. —Ymofyner a Jones, Brynteg, Clwty- bont. y803a PROFITABLE Goods every kind for deal- ers, etc., to sell, credit and approval. Wholesale Catalogue free.—May (780), Bir- min gham. y263a YN Eisieu, £ 2500 ar FFARM RYDD- DDALIAJDOL yn Mon. Llog da a lie d i o, el.-Ymofyner, 792, "Herald" Office, Car- l, narvon. y792a YN Eisieu, HOUSEKEEPER, dynes ganol oed, o gymeriad da, i gadw ty gweith- iwr. Ymofyner Rhif 546, "Herald" Office, Caeruarfon. y546a WANTED, a RESIDENCE in the vicinity of Victoria Road, Carnarvon.—Apply by letter, to X, "Herald" Office, Carnarvon. W- ANTED immediately, a YOUNG LADY ASSISTANT at a Village Post Office, with knowledge of working the ADC instru- ment.—Apply to Lewis E. Lewis, Post Office, Fairbourne, Merionethshire. c333a WANTED, at onoe, a good reliable person as COOK GENERAL for family of 3. H. P. Maid kept. Good wages to a competent person.—Apply, Lucas, Wylfa, Abersoch, Pwll- heli. y548 BAK'ER yn Eisieu. w i mewn; gwaith gefydlog, a lie oysurus i ddyn ieuanc o brofiad a chymeriad da. Patent Ovens.—Cy- feirier, Mrs Owen, Pork Shop, Bl. Festiniog. y543a A STROLOGY,-Future, Business, Changes, A Legacies, Courtship, Marriage, Partner described. Send birth time, description. P. O. Is. Professor Evans, 12, Elmsdale-road, Dover. 'Scientific accuracy guaranteed, or money returned. c324 TRADESMEN'S BOOKS posted up, etc., JL and Bills prepared on Moderate Term* by Edward Simons, 16, Victoria Street, Car narvon (late with Mr R. R. Stythe, Incorpo- rated Accountant, Carnarvon). y676a WANTED, GENERAL SERVANT, able to plain cook and do part washing, for family of three. Wages, £ 18.—Reply, stating age, experiences, and references, Mrs Laidlaw, 35, Albert Road, Withington, Manchester. y796a WANTED, Good Hand and Rock Drill MEN to drive Levels and Cross Cuts at the Minera Miaee, near Wrexham, on con- tract and at price per yard.—Apply, Secretary, United Minera 'Mining Company, Ltd., near WTexham. y783a WANTED, within easy distance from Car- narvon, Five or Six-Roomed HOUSE, with Good Ga/rden or'Small Field attached. Must be near elementary school.—Apply, No. 327, "Herald" Office, Carnarvon. c327a AGENTS Wanted by an old established Lon- don Firm to call on Mills, Ironworks, Collieries, Brewers, Contractors, Farmers, Job- masters. Constant employment for whole or spare time. Energetic men can realize a hand- "o™ income.—Address, "Manager," 8, Nigel Road, Forest Gate, London. 0635 Steamers. SOUTH AFRICA.—Royal Mail Route.— UNION CASTLE LINE.—'London and Southampton, to Cape Colony, Natal, Delagoa Bay, Beira, etc., calling frequently at Madeira, Las Palmae, Teneriffe, Ascension and St. Helena. Weekly Sailings. Fast Passages. Superior Accommodation. (Best Route. For rate of passage money and all further informa- tion apply to the Managers, Donald Curria and Co., London, or to Local Agents. a LLINELL Y PACIFIC AGERLONGAU CYFLYM I GARIO TEITHWYR, NWYDDAU, A MAR. SELI I BAHIA BLANCA (neu BUENOS AYRES. PORTHMADRYN (am Trelew, Rawson, a phorthladdoedd Argentenaidd ereill, PUNTA, ARENAS, ac Arfordir Gorllewinol DEHEU AMERICA. Hefyd bydd agerlongau llythyrgludol yn rhedeg yn rheolaidd bob pythefnos i BRAZIL, RIVER PLATE, a'r ARFORDIR GORLLE- WINOL (gan alw yn LA PALLICE, ROOH- ELLE, a PHORTHLADDOEDD YSPAEN- AIDD a PHORTUGEAIDD. Cyfleuederan teithiol rhagorol i deithwvr blaenaf a'r trydydd dosparth. Cerir meddyg a stewardess. Cabinau cymfforddus, ystafelloedd bwyta, baths, piano, llyfrgell, &c., i deithwyry trydydd dosparth. Cludiad Thesymol. CeTir nwyddau a pharseli am ibrisiau ieel. Manylion llawn oddiwrth y PACIFIC STEAM NAVIGATION CO., yl83 31-33, James Street, Liverpool. LLINELL CANADIAN PACIFIC. y GYFLYMAF I CANADA. Am Amser Hwylio, Pamphled" ar WATTH a CHYFLOG, ym- ofyneT C. P. Rly, 24, James Street, Liverpool, neu E. P. Hughes, Paternoster Buildings Castle Square, Carnarvon; neu D. M. Prit- chard, Co-operative Storee, Post Office, Llan- rug, R.S.O. yll5 YSOOL SIROL ABERMAW (I Fechgyn a Merched). Prifathraw EDMUND D. JONES, M.A. (Lond.). Athraw CynnoTthwyol: E. R. THOMAS, B.Sc. MR. JOHN LLOYD, B.A. Prifathrawes: Miss CLAUDIA MORGAN, B.A. (Wales). Athrawes Gynnorthwyol: Mies W. GITTINGS, B.A. Yn nghydag Athraw esau pTofiadol mewn Coginiaeth. a Cherddoriaeth. Telerau: 24 lOa y flwyddyn. Pob manylion oddiwrth y PrifathTaw, neu oddiwrth y601 R. LLEWELYN OWEN, Clerk. 'Established 1872. TY GOMER PR CYMRY. 29, UNION STREET, (Yn agos i'r Landing Stage), LIVERPOOL. Ymofynwch am gyfarwyddyd o-rou i Gomer Roberts, Passenger Agent (Cymro Dof), cyn talu eich arian am docyn i Canada a'r Unol Dalaethau. Os mynwch fod yn ddoeth, gwnewch hyn, Cyfarfyddaf y Thai fydd dan fy ngofal ar eu dyfodiad i'r dref. Llety Cartrefol. Cofiwch y cyfeiriad: -GOMER ROBERTS (Cymro Dof), 29, Union Street, Liverpool. Free Stores i gadw luggage. MANFULNESS.—An interacting and in- structive BOOK can be had FREE de- scribing a safe, simple and Scientific System which has been practised for over 20 years with unexampled success, together with over "I\Q Testimonials giving absolute proof that tne severest cases of NERVOUS EXHAUS- TION. DECAY at VITAL FORCE, WASTTNn WEAKNESS,VARICOCELE, etc., have been PERMANENTLY CURED WITHOUT Stomach Medicines, Electricity, Change of diet or habits, low of time or occupation. A former sufferer WTITION: "It haa made life again worth living." Apply to-day, enclosing 2 jrtamps for postage in plain envelope and men- tion this paper. A. J. LEIGH, 92 and 93, Gt. Ruseell St., London, W.C. c79 THE HERALD SERIES. "CARNARVON & DENBIGH HERALD." Established ,1831. Friday, Id. "HERALD CYMRAEG." (Welsh Herald.) Eistabl1shed 1854. Tuesday, Id. "LLANDUDNO REGISTER & VISITORS' HERALD." Established 1859. Saturday, Id. "MERIONETH NEWS & HERALD." Established 1879. Friday, Id. "HOLYHEAD MAIL & ANGLESEY HERALD." Established 1881. Friday, Id. "OOIJWYN BAY HERALD." Established 1906. Thursday, £ d. "THE BANGOR HERALD." Established 1907. Thursday, £ d. THE BEST & CHEAPEST NEWSPAPERS FOR ADVERTISING. WONDERFUL VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY. Scale of Charges for Advertising:- lia' Parliamentary Notices, Election Addresses, Company Pros- pectuses, and Government Notices 1/. per line. Auctions, Legal and Public Notices, Tenders, Paragraph Advertisements -/6 per line. Books, Charities, and Local Entertainments -/3 per line. Trade Advertisements 2/- per inch. (Special rates for 13, 26 or 52 insertions). The insertion of an "On Sale," a "To be Let," or a "Wanted" Advertisement, is by far tbP best way to effect a Sale, secure a Tenant, achieve any other object you have in view. CHEAP 'PREPAID" SCALE. (Lost and Foutfd, Wanted, To Let, To be Sold.) 1 Week. 3 Weeks. 6 Weeks. Words. All Papers. All Papers. All Papers. 12 Os. 6d. Is. Od. Is. 6d. 20 Is. Od. 2s. Od. 3s. Od. 30 Is. 6d. 3s. Od. 4s. 6d. 40 2s. Od. 4s. Od. 6s. Od. 50 218. 6d. 5s. Od. 7s. 6d. Birth, Marriage, or Death Notices, b. If Vouchers be required, extra Stamps should be sent. If replies are to be sent to the "Herald" Office and forwarded, 2d. extra per week. Halfpenny Stamps may be sent for gums under 5s. Cheques should be crossed and made payable to PICTON DAVIES, "HERALD" OFFICE, CARNARVON. Quotations for inserting in any one or more of the above papers may be had on application. jjtoig, •NO PRELIMINARY FEES. MONEY LENT PRIVATELY In large or small sums (not less than L10) ON BORROWER'S OWN PROMISSORY NOTE. Established nearly Forty Years, and now lending UPWARDS OF P,70,000 ANNUALLY. Prospectuses, terms for advances, or any in- formation desired, will be supplied free of charge on application either personally or by letter to GEORGE PAYNE & SONS, 3, ORESCENT ROAD, RHYL. Established 1870. c31a MONEY LENT PRIVATELY AT FIVE PER CENT PER ANNUM FROM Y,10 TO 25000. ON MORTGAGE and Life Policies, also on Simple promissory Notes, at a very low Rate of Interest, repayable by Monthly, Quar- terly, or Half-Yearly Instalments. Capital may Temain at Interest only. Strict privacy guaranteed. Distance no object. Genuine ap- plications never refused.—Write for free Pros- lender' JOHN ROSE* 29, BUCKINGHAM-ROAD, TUE BROOK, LIV- ERPOOL. iBranches: 148, HIGH STREET, BANGOR, and BRISTOL HOUSE, 67, MOS- TYN STREET, LLANDUDNO. Established 1887. Jgg TO £ 1000 WITHOUT SURETIES. Apply, W. Jackson, 70, Plymouth Grove, Manchester. y268a C ASH ACCOMMODATION. D10 repay £11 58. R50 repay J356 L20 repay R,22 10s. LIOO repay £112 £30 repay L3,3 15s. L200 repay L224 Apply, W. Jackson, 21, Dixon Street, War- rington. y267a OANS £ 10 to £ 1000 ON THESE TERMS. Loan £ 10 repay £.12 Loan ZW repay RMV, Loan M repay JB24 Loan £ 100 repay £ 120 Loan £30 repay L36 Loan P,200 repay L240 Apply, W. Jackson, 25, Eastgate Row, Chester. y92a A GOOD RESOLUTION FOR THE NEW YEAR-—Pay your Rent, Rates and Debts, your Income-Tax, and Christmas Bills. —Under the new scheme of the B.F.Co. this is an 4iasy matter, as they are prepared to Ad- vance you as much as you require, L10 to L5000, to pay all off (other Loans included). Thus you will have only ONE creditor, whom you can repay by easy instalments. Cash de- livered in Wales.—Prospectus FREE.—BRIT- ISH FINANCE CO., 82, Market St., Man- chester. C118 JOSEPH OBERTS, GKROCER AND PROVISION MERCHANT, 14, POOL STREET, and TWTELILL TEA MART, CARNARVON. THE NOTED SHOPS For Fragrant and Delicious Teas.. For Coffee of Exquisite Flavour. For Mild Cured Hams and Bacon, Fade and Smoked. For Ripe Gorgousola, Cheddar and other CheeM. And Butter of the choicest quality. Froth Supply of Butter and Palethorpe's Ban- sages Twice WeeklY. to w Stress. THE SETTLERS IDEAL HOME < NEW ZEALAND | ] Arrangements have been made with the Shaw, Savill *P V"> & Albion Co., The New Zealand Shipping Co., and the -^ill Federal Steam Navigation Co., for REDUCED FARES for 2nd and 3rd Class Passages. At the iSm e dfe present time reduced rate passages are limited to Farmers, Agricultural Labourers, Shepherds, Wooa Cutters and — men able to milk cows and manage live stock, who, if ,/w approved, must take £ 25 with them. Domestic (Women) t Servants will be granted passages at the reduced rates HI/ rll subject to their taking with them not less than .£2. For W MW application forms and further information apply to the ]■ 9Ba High Commissioner for New Zealand, 13, Victoria Street, W M mt/ London, or the Agents in the United Kingdom of the H ,above Shipping Companies. SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, PRACTICAL PAINTER, PAPERHAN GEJU, DECORATOR, GRAIN ER & WRITER ALL WORK OONTRAOIislD FOR. EbTIMiiTJSB FRbi. JOHN li. REES, STANLEY S T R E E T. HOLYHEAD. A Large Aaaortmenl ol NEWEST PAPERHANGINGS Always in Btook. Pattern Books sent to any Address. W I L L I A M S, WATCHMAKER Sz; JEWELLER (25 Years' experience in the Watch Repairing Trade), z, 86, MARKET STREET, HOLYHEAD, All work entrusted to him will be executed with the Best Materials, and for Moderate Charges. ArrTiENDS TYCROES and RHOSN'EIGIl EVERY TUESDAY. COUNTRY WORK ATTENDED TO PERSONALLY. H. EDWARDS, THE CYCLE AND MOTOR, DEPOT VTCTORIA SQUARE. lFtOLVWPAAD. ACCUMULATORS CHARGED. TYPES AND ACCESSORIES. GARAGE AND INSlPECTIONPIT. PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS, HOCKEY STICKS, FOOTBALLS, Etc. FOR REPAIRS, VULCANISING, PETROL AND BEST MOTOR OILS. H. GWYNEDD WILLIAMS, WATCHMAKER JEWELLER, AND OPTICIAN, STANLEY STREET, HOLYHEAD. GOLD BRACELETS, GUARDS, GEM RING*, AND ALL KINDS Of JEWELLERP. Visit the oblOn Old EttabliahiiMwi. II Cwst SOLD WEDDING RINGS a -it7. FrtraU Room for SttUj. BRADLEY'S BAZAAR, MARKET STREET, ROLYHEAD. OUR LEADING PRICES ARE Id., 4d., 6d., AND Is. SPECIAL LEADING LINES IN EVERY DAY CROCKERY, HARDWARE, ENAMEL WARE, TOYS, FANCY GOODS, BROOMS, BRUSHES, Etc. WE ALSO MAKE AND REPAIR EVER y DESCRIPTION OF BASKET WORK. CANED CHAIR RE-SEATED. hill THE "E M P 0 R I U M' S." GRAND DISPLAY OF NOVELTIES SUITABLE FOR NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS. "EMPOEIU M," MARKET STREET, HOLYHEAD. Dioken Colwyn Bay." JOSEPH DICKEN, COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHER. Tons of Linoleums, Cork Carpets and Inlaid, District. Largest Stock of Furniture, etc., in North Wales. All Goods First-Class Upholstering JOSEPH DICKEN, STATION Furniture Remover. French to select froni,t the lowest prices in the Carpets of all makes, Bedsteads, Bedding, guaranteed best make and finish. Our Speciality. ROAD, COLWYN BAY. Polisher. Undertaker. b7 THE BANGOR CREAMERY CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MILK AND CREAM CONTRACTORS, PURVEYORS OF HIGH CLASS DAIRY PRODUCE. All Milk supplied by the Company is produced on opr own Farms, and is Guaranteed Absolutely Pure as drawn from the Cows. RODFAiBI CHEESE. 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PERSONAL. Sir Charles McLaren, Bart., M.P., has lelft North Wales for Nice. The Marquis of .Anglesey left London on Wednesday for Plas Newydd. g The Rev Hugh Prichari. of Dinain Uaif, Gat-rwen, Anglesey, ieFt picperty value £17,155. Lord and Lady Newborough, who have been staying at Biarritz Tor some little time, have returned home. Mr D. Lloyd-George and Mr Herbert Lewis are among the members of Parliament who are to tbe ueeoi daily on the igolf links at Nice. The ImperiaJ Service Medal for retired mem- bers of tdio Civil Service has been granted to Meredith Roberts, rural postman, Dolgelley. Tlie death took place at his home, Coed CeI- -11, Dolgelley, on Saturday, of Mr Harry John Nicholk, for s'ix years the manager of the Gwyn Gold Mines. It is staited that M'• Alfred Elias, bariiftor, of Liverpool, has definitel: decided to contest Flint Boroughs as Welsh "NaUoua.ist candidate at the nexjt election. The death ia reported from India of Mr Lewis Pugh Pugih, J.P., wt the age o fseventy- one. Mr P-ugh represented Cardiganshire in Parliament from 1880 to 1885. Mr. R. Gwyneddon Davies, Lord Grim- I thorpe, Mr. H. T. Kemp, K.IC., and some others were elected members of the National Liberal Club, on Wednesday. 'Mr R R. Stytthe, Incorporated Accountant, Carnarvon, has been asked by the iBoard of Trade whether he would be prepared as accept the appoint- ment of auditor for the North Wales lElectric Power Co.'s accounts. The following announcement appears in 'ast Friday's "London Gazette" Mr W. A. Darbi- shire resigns his commission as a deputy-lieu- tenant of the county of Carnarvon dated 30th December. iMr J. Herbert Robarite, M.P., hae left Aber- gele for Switzerland for a short holiday, but ihoipes to be back in Wales in time for the anmiual meeting of the West Denbighshire Liberal Association on Friday, January 24th. Mr and Mrs Llojyd-George have given p their former house near Wandsworth Common, and on tlhe return of the President of the Board off Trade from the CbntinenJt they will move to one of the houses recently built n Oheyne Place, Chelsea. I Mr Ffrangcon Davies, the famous baritone, I suffering from illness, and thic has necessi- tated the cancelling- of engage nen'-s in the near future. The numerous friends and adm: (rs of the gifted singer will joia In that he will be speedily restored to health. Mrs Elizalberth Charlotte Biramsiton-Smith, of 31, Upper Fifcawilliam-street, Dublin, and ot Œ>enyg,roåg, Llangietfni, Ajuglesey, wlio died on the 4tih November last, aged 90 years, daughter I of tihe lafte Sir Richard Griffith, and widow of 1/1 untenant-Colonel Bracnsl on-Smith, of Peny- craig, lefit personal astart# ia the United Kinc dom, valued at £71,Ø4-0. ° A fine Celtic cross has juxi been erected at Glanadda Cemetery, Bangor, to the memory of the late Mr Cadwaladr Davies, Barrister-at- Law, first Registrar of the North Wales Uni- versity College, and huuhemd of the famous Welsh singer, Mrs Mary Daries. The design m by Mr Harold Hughes, F.R,I,B.A.. architest IBangor. Lady Alexander Paget, wh7 had been stay- ing in Italy for several weeks-, met her son, I the Marquis of Anglesey, a few days ago, on his return from Africa and Cairo, and she is now at 10, Grosvenor-square. The Marquis of Anglesey has had a must successful hunt- ing expedition, and enjoyed his visit to Cairo immensely. Lord (Lovat was to have returned with him, but missed the steamer at Alexandria.

A DISGRACE TO ANGLESEY MYSTERIOUS DEATH L CEiMAES. An inquest was held at -Oemaee, on Satur- day, by the deputy coron i, • ::mig the death of Thomas Ellis, tailoi. the Coroner re- marked that the case was he most mysterious he had ever attended. Something was being; kept back. There was no eviden ■ tracing Ellis frem 9 p.m. on New Year's i- till the body was found on the road clos. TO Ty'nrefail at 7.40 on Wednesday morning Ellis was sta^d- to> have been under the influence of drink when he left home. There v mark on his fore- head from an unknown cause. The Coroner -remark Ellis must been inN private hou s sor the time unac- cojunted for. Cemaes was a disgrace to tho county in the matter < if btaining intoxicants in private houses. An open verdict, was returned, and the jury passed a rider calling the Chief Gonst>a>M«*» attention to the drink, .iestion.

Agriculture in Anglesey, as in may atfier counties, is now on its trial, and instead of vans travelling about difirbuting promises of prosperity as in other counties, meetings Sara being held all over the county to explain the Small Holdings and Ath. merits Act" and to render assistance to all npable and indus- trious, men to obtain rr "rm or holding of their own. Mr. Ellis Griffith, M.'P., is speak- ing at a number of P meetings, and is being assisted by other i■= nable speakers. The Anglesey County ConncH may be relied upon to assist in the work the best of their ability, and as the is being taken up with enthusiasm we rrny hope for good re- sults. The initial eta erf will be mainly in rhe nature of experiments, and it wilt be many years before the M. al is realised^ all these thinga make for pro greIS,