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J§ alfis bn ¡ By Messrs Henry Parry & Sons, I SALEYAED, CARNARVON. I CHPJSTMAS SHOW and SALE, MON- DAY, NOVEMBER 30th, 1908. Pre- pare vour Stock early. POJ manvlion gan yr Arwe-tliv.-yr, Glan- 'rafon, Font, Rug. y292 By Mr Robert G. Jones Treifan, brynsiencyn, MON.— MLS RHAGFYR.—•Gosodiad vr HOLL DIR. Tactraedd 25ain.—-Manvlion eto. y277a By Mr William Hugh Owen FREEHOLD investments ehagoeol 1»ewn TU A THIROEDD, YN GROESLON A PENYGRUES. Mad MR WM. HUGH OWEN wedi ei gyfar- iwvddo i w ERTHU yn G^i i ^UNAvH- OL yr Eiddo a ganlyn: — P ED WAP. 0 ANEDD-DAI, YN NGHYDA GERDDI HELAETH, adnabyddua wrth yr enwau "BRYN FFYNON" a "BRYN IAGO," Groeslon, yn awr yn meddiant Mri D. W. Lewis, John Williams, Llewelyn Wil- liams, a Mrs Mary Owen, fel tenant iaLd blyn- yddoi. yn ol £16 o ardrethion. DAU* 0 GAEAU cysylltiedig, ac yn cael eu dal yn awr gan Mr R. Griffith, Shop Crugan, Groesl-M, fel tenant blynyadol. ANNEDD-DY, Rhif 39, High Street, Peny- groee. Tenant, Mr John Owen Jones. Rhent. £6. DAU ETO, Rhif 20 a 22, Uwyndu Road, Penvgroes. Tenantiaid, Mri Evan Williams a John Samuel Jones, yn ol £ 13 4s yn flynyddol. Hefyd, AXNEDD-DY LEASEHOLD '(de- tached), adnabyddus wrth yr enw MOUNT PLEASANT, 18, Llwyndu Road, Penygroes. Tenant, Mr Thomas Roberts, yn ol ardreth o £9. Am ragor o fanylion, ac i fargeimo, ym- ofyner a T. W. HEN WOOD, Yew., Cyfreith- iwr, neu ynte a Mr. WM. HUGH OWEN, AUCTIONEER and VALUER, CAERNARFON. Hydref ICfed. 1906. y701 BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. CARNARVON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION BY MR. WM. HUGH OWEN, on SATURDAY, 14th NOVEMBER, 1908, at 3 p.m., at the Prince of Yvales ail those 1 WO FREEHOLD COTTAGES and PREMISES, known as NOS. 30 and 32, MOUNTAIN STREET. Gross Rental, about JB12. Since the recent improvements in this part 0{ the Town, the property is considerably en Lanced in value. I Further particulars on application to Mr W. H. Owen, the Auctioneer, or to Mr Chas. A. Jones, Solicitor. j High Street, Nov. 2, 1908. y IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS, INVESTORS, AND OTHERS. VERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD PROPER- TIES FOR SALE AT NEW STREET, CARNARVON, with early possession. MR WM. HUGH OWEN is instructed to SELL bv AUCTION, on SATURDAY, the 21st day of NOVEMBER, 1908, at 3 p.m., at the Castle Hotel, Carnarvon, in two 10t,S, and subject to conditions, THE VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, I known as NOS. 15 AND 21, NEW STREET (in the several occupations of Mr John Row- lands and the British Petroleum Company). The former comprising a Dwelling House (next to Engedi Chapel) with Parlour. Kitchen, Back Kitchen, 4 Bedrooms, Yard, etc., pro- ducing £14 per annum, and The latter, Dwelling House, with Stables, Coach-house. Warehouses and a large Yard, let at a low rental of J318 per annum. No. 21 comprises large area of ground, with long frontage to this important street. I' For further particulars apply to Mr Wm. Hugh Owen, Auctioneer and Valuer, or to Charles A. Jones, Esq., Solicitor, both of High Street, Carnarvon. y720a ■——; By Mr Robert Parry "INN FARM, CEWILOG. Mae J MR ROBERT PARRY wedi gyfarwyddo gan Mr Owen Jones, yr hwn sydd yn ymadae., i WERTHU ar AUCTION, yn y i;e .uchod, DYDD LLUN, TACHWEDD 16, 1908, yr HOLL STOC, yn cynnwys Buwch Rag- orol i ddod a 110 at ddechreu'r gauaf nifer o .Wyddau Trol ddim gwaeth na. newydd Trol eto mewn cytlwr da; Engine Dori Gwair, "1- bion" Machine Pwvso rhagorot Trans- plough newydd; Arad:1 Dwbi; ttcutfier; Chaff Cutter; Pulper Gwaita Malu (Horse Power) Cribyn Fawr Og Chain Ger Ceffylau, dd^i gwaeth na newydd; Buddai, etc. Gwair a Gwellt yn Lotiau Cyfieud. Hefyd riian o Ddodrefn y Ty, yn cynnwys Cwpbwrdd Press Derw Du Hen Ffasiwn; Cisiiau Derw Du; .Wardrobe Mahogany Gwely Mahogany; a liawer o bethau eraill rhy luosog i'w henwi. Coel fel yr hysbysir ar y pryd. Yr Auction i ddechreu am 12 o'r gloch. y427a CRYMLLWYN, RHOSFAWR. Mae MR ROBERT PARRY wedi ei gyfarwyddo i WERTHU ar AUCTION, yn y He uchod, DDYDD MAWRTH, TACHWEDD 17, 1908, yr HOLL STOC, yn cynnwys 2 o Fuchod Godro Cvfloion, un yn min ilD; 2 o Heffrod i ddod a iloi at ddechreu haf 2 o Loi, Ceffyl yn codi'n 3 oed, wedi arfer gweithio; 3 o Fo;h Stores 3 o Ddefaid Brid Lleyn; Trol; Chatf Cutter'; Og; Aradr; Ysgolion, yn nghyda:r Holl Gelfi Amaethyddol; Pytatws, Etc. Hefyd Gwerthir Roll Ddodrefn y Ty. Gosodir yr Holl Dir yn Lotiau Cyfleus. Coel fel yr hysbysir ar y pryd. Yr Auction i ddechreu am 1 o'r gloch. y428a ^TYRHENLYN, BRYNMAWR, SAEN, ]\ DYDD IAU, TACHWEDD. 19, 1908. Gosodir yr Holl Dir fel arferol. y429a Y\RD TUHWNTI'RAFON, RHYDYCLAFDY. Mae MR ROBERT PARRY wedi ei gyfarwyddo i WERTHU ar AUCTION, ar DDYDD GWENER, TACHWEDD 20fed, y STOCK RAGOROL a ganlyn, yr hon a symudir l'r 'de uchod er cyfleusdra, yn cynnwys 6 o Fuchod Trymion o loi, 5 o Heffrod Cvfloion, 4 o I ustych Cryfion, 10 o Ddynerwid Gvrryw Da, 11 o rai Banyw eto, 3 Eboles yn codi yn ddwyflwydd, a 32 o Ddefaid Brid Lleyn. Coel fel yr hysbysir ar y pryd. Yr Auction i ddechreu 1 o'r gloch. y430a MANOR FARM DAIRY, PWLLHELI. Mae MR ROBERT PARRY wedi ei gyfarwyddo gan Mr John Morris, i WERTHU ar AUCTION, DYDD IAU, TACHWEDD 26ain, 1903, nifer mawr o Fuchod a Heffrod, amryw a Hoi wrth eu traed; ereill yn min lloi, a rhai i ddod yn gynnar yn y gauaf. Manvlion llawn eto. Swyddfa'r Arwerthwr: — 5, Salem Terrace, Pwllheli. y426a TO SECURE THE GREATEST PUBLI- CITY, ADVERTISE in the "HERALD SUutxm By Messrs W. Deis and Son. COUNTY OF MERIONETH. TANYBWLCH HOME FARM (Near Tanybwlch Station, on the Portmadoo and Blaenau Festiniog Narrow Gauge Railway). MESSRS WM. DEW & SON are instructed l'1 bv W. E. Oakelev, Esq., to offer for SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at the HOME FARM, as above, on THURSDAY, NOVEM- BER 26th, 1908, commencing at 11 o'clock, the £ 4 Entire Herd of Pedigree Welsh Black Cattle comprising about 50 Head and got. together by the above well-known Breeder and Exhibitor; one Cart and one Hackney FILLY, Welsh and Cross-bred Kerry Breeding EWES, RAMS, PIGS, HAY, SWEDES, POTATOES, etc. Catalogues may be obtained of Mr White, The Home Farm, Tanybwlch, Merionethshire, or of the Auctioneers, at their Offices at Ban- gor, Llandudno, and Pwllheli.. cl83a By Mr T. W. Griffith MONUMENTAL YARD, ROSE HILL STREET, CONWAY. IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS, STONE- MASONS, SCULPTORS, MERCHANTS AND THE i UBLIC GENERALLY. MR T. W. GRIFFITH is instructed by Mr Richard Williams, who is giving up the business, to SELL bv PUBLIC AUCTION, as above, on MONDAY" NEXT, NOVEMBER 16, 1908 (Conway Fair Day), the Whole of the Valuable PLANT and MACHINERY, together with the Choice and Well-selected STOCK-IN- TRADE, which briefly comprise:—Sills, Steps, I Heads and Lintels, Rough Blocks for Build- ing Purposes, Devon and York Slabs, Stone Rollers, Grind Stones, Slab Mangers and Tanks, Plain and Enamelled Chimney Pieces, Register Grates, Patent Blocks to lift 30 cwts., Chains, Tools, Galvanized Sheets, Quantity of Timber in Planks, etc., Signboard, 12ft.. 4in., with Iron Bars; One Old Oak Table, Platform Weighing Machine, Slab Headstones of every description, Marble Tombstones and Headstones in great variety, also Valuable Granite Crosses, etc., etc., etc. On View Morning of Sale. Sale to commence at ONE p.m. prompt. For further particulars apply to the Auc- I tioneer, Town Hall Chambers, Llandudno. r26a I By Messrs Frank Lloyd and Sons 600 HORSES. SEXT WEEK. I NORTH WALES REPOSITORY, WREXHAM. JjTRANK LLOYD and SONS will SELL Jt- o. I Wednesday, November 18th: 300 High Class Harness Horses, Hunters, Hackneys, Cobs and Ponies, including the Wynnstay Cub Hunters. j Thursday, November 19th: 300 Powerful I Town, Lurry, Van and Young Horses. Judging 10.30. Sale 12 o'clock. There will be no Sale on Tuesday, Novem- ber 17tk. Catalogues ready, from the Auctioneers. c219a By Messrs Blackwall, Hayes & Co. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12th, 1908. DYFFRYN AUR, LLANRWST. IMPORTANT SALE of about 30 Choice j. Dairy Cattle, 12 In-Calf Heifers, 12 two-year-old Bollocks and Heifers, 300 Grand Breeding Ewes, 50 Fat Cross-bred Lambs, 7 Sows, 9 Heavy and Light Horses, about 40 tons of Prime Hay, 2 Stacks Oats, 2 Cones Barley (by instructions of Mr David Pierce). Sale at 11 o'clock a.m. Usual Credit. By Mr Henry Roberts PENSTEP, PEENTEG, GEH TEE MA DOG. ARWERTHIAXT AR ANIFEILIAID, &c. Mae Y| R HENRY ROBERTS wedi ei gyfar- iw 1 wyddo gan Mrs Margaret Roberts, jr hon sydd yn rhoddi i fyny ffarmio, i WERTHU ar AUCTION, yn Penstep. Prenteg, Ger Tre- madog, ar DDYDD SADWRN, Tachwedd 14eg, 1908, yr HOLL STOC, yn cynnwys 6 o Warth- eg Goflro, y-r oil mewn profit; 4 o Loiau add- awol, day wrryw a dwy fanyw; Hwch a 7 o beTchyli deg wythnos oed Caseg Wedd gamp- Tie; Ebol addawol yn codi'n dair oed, hefyd Cyw Sugno; Trol ddim gwaeth na newydd; Set o Ger Bon a Thresi Biaen Engine Lladd J Gwair, bron yn newydd; 2 Horse Power; Chaff Cutter; Aradr; Ogau; Scrapper; Buddai; Maen Llifo; 2 Ferfa; oddeutu 24 Tunell o Wair wedi cael cynhauaf campus; Tas fechan o Haidd, ac un arall o Sgrwff; oddeutu hanner Acer o Swedes, ac ychydig Resi o Fangolds. Hefyd €rosodir yr Holl Girafdir. Yr Auction i ddechreu am Un o'r gloch. Coel arfero!. y320 II BRYXHUi ARMS, CEICCIETE, Bydd HENRY ROBERTS, trwy gyfarwyddvd Mr Robt. R. Jones, yn GWERTHU ar AUCTION, DYDD IAU, TACHWEDD 19, sm 2 o'r gloch, 16 o Fuchod a Heffrod Campus, rhai a Hoi wrth eu traed 2 Eidion 3 Hwch a Pherchyll: 4 o Geffylau, prize-takers; Dog Cart, a'r Ffowlg. Telerau arferol.. y321a By Mr John Davies TRAWSFYNYDD. ARWERTHIANT PWYSIG AR GOED. Mae MR JOHN DAVIES wedi ei gyfarwyddo i WERTHU ar AUCTION, ar DDYDD MAWRTH, y 24ain o DACHWEDD, 1908, yn Hendremur a Coedcaedu, tua thair mil o GOED LARCHES ac eraill o wahanol hydiaa, wedi eu tori a'u lotio yn gyfleus i'r prynwyr. Sale am 12.30 p.m. Telerau: ARIAN PAROD. N.B.—Mae y Ffermydd uchod yn .aefvlf han- ner y ffordd rhwng Gorsaf Trawsfynydd a Maentwrog Road. Am fanylion peilach. ymofyner a'r Arwerth- wr. yn 36, Church Street, Blaonau Ffestiniog, neu Mr J. M. Jones, C.S., Eden View, Traws- fynydd. y717a By Messrs John Parry Jones & Son TY'NCAE, DYFFRYN, MERIONETH. Mae V| PJ J- PARRY JONES a'i FEIBION wedi *«JL eu cyfarwyddo gan Mr James Roberts, yr hwn sydd yn vmadael, i WERTHU ar AUC. TION, vn y 11e uchod, DDYDD MAWRTH. TACHWEDD 17, 1908, yr OLL o'r STOC *'r C'ELFI, yn cynnwys 3 o Wartheg, 2 Lo Faniw, Caseg a Chyw, Hwch a Pherchyll, Stores, Trol, Car Marchnad, a Uuaws o bethau eraill. Manvlion ar y Posters. Am ychwaneg o fanylion, ymofyner a'r Ar- werthwyr, Mri J. Parry Jones, Penrhyndeu- draeth. y483a TOWN HALL^ PWLLHELI. Mae M RI JOHN PARRY JONES a'i FEIBION wedi eu cyt'arwvdd i WERTHU ar AUCTION, yn v Town Hall. Pwllheli, DDYDD MERCHER, TACHWEDD 25, 1908, nifer inawr o BICYCLES NEWYDD. Arian Parod. Eto vn Town Hall Porthmadog, yn v Sale Room, DDYDD GWENER, TACHWEDD 27, 1908. Bicycle Sale. Etc yn Barmouth, Tach- wedd 30, Bicycle Sale. Eto yn New Reading Room,'Harlech, Rhagfyr 1, Bicycle Sale. y483a Manttfr BARMOUTH COUNTY SCHOOL. WANTED TEACHER to take Woodwork V and Junior Form Subjects (particularly Elementary Science). Trained. Salary JB90 to £100, according to Qualification and Exper- ience. School recognized as P.-T. Centre.— Apply immediately to Headmaster. y715 MAN and WIFE.—Wife Go-d Plain Cook, Man as Butler.—Apply, Roberts, Plaa- ybryn, Carnarvon. c561 BAKER a CONFECTIONER.—Lie fel nr- JD PROVER yn Eisieu gan fachgen 17 oed.—Baker, Clynnog Road, Carnarvon. y676 WANTED. MOTOR CAR, Second Hand, 10 to 12 h.p., in thoroughly good con- dition must be reliable and cheap for cash.— Box 563, "Herald" Office, Carnarvon. c563a \jkl ANTED, a COMPETENT MAN, with a knowledge of the Slate Trade, to travel and perform office duties relating to the Business. State qualifications, references, salary required.—Apply, 714, "Herald" Office, Carnarvon. y714 WANTED. A SMALL COTTAGE, not I more than Four Rooms. Good Sani- tary Arrangements, near Carnarvon. Open situation. Rent £ 8.—Apply, E.W., "Herald" Office, Carnarvon. TRAVELLERS already calling on Bakers are JL offered profitable side line, commission only. No samples to carry.—Write, "Energy," care Deacon's, Leadenhall Street, London. ° c567a. PEARL ASSURANCE COMPANY LTD.— SPARE TIME AGENTS Wanted at Conway and Colwyn Bay. Salary and com- mission. — Apply, Jones, Myrtlewood, Grove Park, Col wyn B»ay. b8 WORKING HOUSEKEEPER, who is a W Good Plain Cook, by a Professional Gentleman; address, stating age, where last in service and for how long, etc. (otherwise will not be considered), to "R. J. "Chronicle" Office, Bfrngor. o565a Q FARE-TIME AGENT, to deTote few hours weekly taking orders; large profits easily made outside regular employment. — Write for trade terms and particulars. Mead Cycle Co., Agency Dept., 513x, Liverpool. R R. STYTHE, INCORPORATED AC- OOUNTANT, 39, BANGOR STREET, CARNARVON. For Money at Interest on Freehold Property, Suretyship, etc., apply to above—if by letter enclose stamped addressed enveloe. Co lis A PIANO, Col lard'e, to be Sold.—Apply at Brynmorfa, Carnarvon. c560 AR Werth neu ar Osod, No. 1, MINY- FFRWD TERRACE, LLANRUG.—Ym- ofyner ac R. Trevor Jones, Minafon, Llanrug. ON Sale by Private Treaty, well-built modern COTTAGE, 6 Rooms and Con- veniences, 91 years unexpired lease.—Apply, Q. Griffith, 24, Castle Street, Griœieth. y711a. FREEHOLD HOUSE and SHOP, known as ERYRI HOUSE, N.EVIN, containing 4 'Bedrooms and Spacious Yard.—Apply, Thomas Wynne, Nevin. c547a LADY'S BICYCLE (New Hudson), in first- class condition. Good reasons for selling. Offer wanted.—Apply, 550, "Herald" Office, Carnarvon. c550a A Window Cleaner, who is giving up business Wants to Sell a HANDCART and 3 STRONG LADDERS.—Apply to W. Harna- man, 13, William Street, Carnarvon. y716 TO be Sold or Let, Premises known as the t. OLD "HERALD OFFICES," HIGH STREET, CARNARVON.—Apply to Evan Evans, County Surveyor, Carnarvon. c541a HEARSES, Grand Funeral Cars, Coaches, JLjL Brakes, Landaus, 50, sale or hire, op- tion of purchase, MARSTON, 24, Bradford Street, Birmingham. cl56a FEW of the BARGAINS to be obtained at CRANE and SONS, LTD., 156, High Street, Btaogor. Full particulars and lar^e Illustrated Catalogue sent free upon receipt of post card. INE TONED HARMONIUM, in Solid Walnut Case, equal to new, usual price 9 Guineas, will be gent free to any address for £4 4s nett.—CRANE and SONS, LTD. HARMONIUM, in beautiful polished case, JLJL 7 stops, in first class condition, Six Guineas at 5s per month.—CRANE and SONS, LTD. WALNUT AMERICAN ORGAN, with 7 stops, and knee swell, 7 Guineas at 58 per month. Full value will be allowed for this instrument, if exchanged for an higher class model within two years.—CRANE and S'ÜNS. LTD. T) IANETTE, in Walnut case, check action, iT iron frame, and all the latest improve- ments, a decided bargain at 10a per month.— CRANE and SONS, LTD. PRIGHT GRAND PIANOFORTE, full iron frame, check action, original price 35 Guineas, only been in use for a few months, £25 nett.—CRANE and SOUS, LTD. WALNUT COTTAGE PIANOFOJtifE, tV overstrung, full iron frame, tape ac- tion, just returned from hire, usual price 40 Guineas, will accept £27 nett. Write for Illustrated Catalogue, containing full particulars of their easy payment system, to CRANE and SONS, LTD, 156, High Street, BANGOR. c'f HOCOLATES, CANDIES, SWEETS All \j leading lines stocked. Best selection. Lowest Prices. Shops Supplied.—E. Nefydd Jones, Palace Street, Carnarvon. 007580 RIMSMEAD PIANO, new. splendid tone. Cost £ 36 10s; sell £ 28. EUREKA GAS COOKER, cost £5 10s, sell £3. Giving up housekeeping.—Address, 569, "Herald," Car- narvon. c569a I STERILE MARRIAGE; Its Causes and Curative Treatment. By a late Semor Physician to a Hospital for Women. A New Edition. Just published. Post free, 3s 9d.— Shelley and Co. Ltd., 38, Gracechurch Street, London..d16 TO be Sold, unoccupied, most spacious FREEHOLD PREMISES, consisting of double fronted Shop, House and Garden, known as SHOP YR ERYR, situated in the most fav- ourable spot in Pwllheli. Rare opportunity.— A-PP1*. W. Prys Owen, 40, Sand Street, Pwll- heli. c553 GENTS Coventry 1908-pattern CI CLE, as new, not aoiied fitted with bail-bearing free wheel, two roller lever brakes, best pneumatic tyres, mud-guards, Norhh "cad handle bars, plated rims, with coloured centres, lined frame; everything complete, and ali accessories; will sacrifice for £3 128 6d. Cash wanted. Approval willingly. Great bargain. —T. Husband, 30, Alma Street, Weston-super- Mare. y283a 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., £4 9s 6d. Great bargain, worth double, will send on approval any distance before cash sent.—M. House, St. Madge, Pitman Road, Weston-super-Mare. c182a. R. imVION J ONES, A.L.C.M., ORGANIST AND CHOIRMASTER OF CHRIST CHURCH, LLANDUDNO, begs to announce that he VISITS CARNAR- VON every week, to give Music Lessons in ALL BRANCHES; ORGAN RECITALS, MUSICAL ADJUDICATOR, Accompanist for EISTEDDFODAU and CONCERTS. Address :—R. E. JONES, The Elms, Deg- anwy Street, Llandudno. c556 Wa ft { HOUSE to Let, "CELTIC," Segontium jT Road South, Carnarvon. Rent j620 per annum. Two Recepticn Rooms, 3 Bedrooms, Bath, etc. c566a TO Let.—EILIAN 7IEW, Segontium Road South.—Apply, Captain Jones-Williams, Tremydon, Llanbeblig Road, Carnarvon. y719a HOLYHEAD.—Molern, Complete SHOP, it suitable for stiirting Boot, Drapery or ofrher Business. Popu.ous district. Moderate Rent. Apply, 20, Lordon Road, Holyhead. h56 m YDDYNHEILYN, RHOSTRYFAN, ar T Osod, gyda medliant ar y 12fed cyfisol, y Fferm dra dymunol a chyfleus uchod.-Pob manylion gan Mr Riciard Roberts, Cyfreith- iwr, Caernarfon. c555 AR Osod, TY CAPjCL, BETHEL, Ger Pen- morfa. Am fajylion, ymofyner a Simon R. Jones, Liwyn-y-Mtfon, Criocieth. y674a CORNER HOUSE and SHOP in Pool c Street, Carnarvon (principal thorough- fare), to Let.-Apply, No. 538, Office of this PaPer- c538a np O be Let or Sole, TIMBER YARD and • SPLENDID WORKSHOP. Machinery, Doors, Windows. Good Bargain. — Apply, "Timber," "Herald" Office, Carnarvon. c533a SHOP to Let, 15, Eridge Street, Carnarvon, together with the Business of a Wine and Spirit Merchant aId Beer Dealer connected therewith. Low Rent and Valuation.-Appiy B Grant and Co., ltd., 1, Mostyn Street, Llandudno. y713 TO Let, "HAULFRE," rental, £ 28~ "CAERAU," £ 35; "LAMORNA," £ 30; and No. 19, JBSO. AH situated in Church Street, Carnaron. They are substantially built, and fitted up with modern sanitary and other arrangements. Also Rooms suitable as Offices at Castle Hill.—For further particulars. etc.. apply to R. JEFFREYS, House and Es- tate Agent, 4, Market Street, Carnarvon. c484a —-— • .«». 1. jg ANGOR, OLD LONDON HOUSE, Hieh- O street, (C. T. C.). Every accomodation for Visitors, Cyalists, Tourists. A PARTMENTS in Cottage. Comfortable XV Bed and Sitting Room for winter months. Quiet Country. Soutl Carnarvonshire. Terms moderate.—No 661, "Herald" Office. y661 A P-A-RTMENTS. Comfortable Apartments, fv, cooking. Moderate terms.—Apply to Mrs Roberts, Islwyn, Mostv^ A. enue, Llan- dndno. rl5" A P ARTMENTS.-Comfortable Apartments A Parlour and Bedroom. Moderate Terms. Apply. No. 585, "Herald" Office, Carnarvon. y585ø. APARTMENTS in Carnarvon, with or A without board, for two young persons. Apply, 656, "Herald" Offico, Carnarvon. c556 LEWIS CAFE, COLWYN BAY.—Accom- modation for Cyclists, Commercial Tra- vellers. Special Terms for Sunday School i-.fP3' Parties, *tc. Well Aired Rooms. Billiards.-OWEN LEWIS, Proprietor. b48 0 ASTLS JJOTEL, Q ARNABV dJN. ORDINARY DAILY. TOM. ROBERTS, Proprietor, can l^IV-EKJPOOJLi Shaftesbury Hotel, MOUNT PLEASANT. FOUR MINUTES' WALK FROM LIME ST. AND CENTRAL STATIONS. Cars from Landing Stage stop at the door. CAB FROM ANY STATION, ls. A First Class Temperance House with Moder- ate Charges. WELSH SPOKEN. Telegrama: Shaftesbury Hotel, Liverpool. Ass.-ara-net PAHAM Y TALWCH BENT! r I Cynnygir Mortgage Policy gan y SCOTTISH TEM- PERANCE LIFE OFFICE ar eiddo cymeradwy, a bydd yr ad-dalladau yu Had fel rheol na rhent. Os digwydd marwolaeth daw yr eiddo yn rhydd i'r teulu. Telir cost- au y cyfreithwyr gan y Cwm- ni. Ysgrifener am fanylion at T. J. AINSWORTH, Resident Sec., 14, New Street, Birmingham. y294 ACC1DEJNT8 uF AuL KINDS SICKNESS, EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY. BURGLARY AND FIDELITY GUARANTE' RISKO Insured &gainst by the "P AIL WAY PASSENGERS' ASSURAK .Il COMPANY. Capital (lolly subscribed) £ 1,000,000. Claims paid £ 5,400,000. 84, CORNHJLL, LONDON. A. VIAN, Secretary. Mr N. O. Jones, Cambrian Railway, Dolgelley. R. Edward, 14, Cybi Street, Holyhead. Mr B. Williams, Cambrian Railway, Oswestry. Mr Parry, Railway Station, Carnarvon. Agents required in unrepresented districts. Liverpool Office: 41. North John Street. 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Price One Shilling; or if un ble to obtain, it will be sent post free for 14 Stamps in the United Kingdom from MACKENZIE'S CUKE DEPOT, READING. N.B.-B.elus9 Worthless Imitations SPECIAL OFFER. NARCISSUS (DAFFODILS) A mixture of excellent varieties for "Naturalizing," Massing in graes, etc. Per Bushel, 69; per half Bushel, 3s 6d. Carriage Paid. Please refer to this special offer when ordering. DICKSONS Nurseries, CHESTER Justness addresses. 3 RADLEY3 OVERCOATS FOR THE MILLION. Newest Materials, Good Fitting, Reliable Make. SMART OVERCOATS FOR BOYS FROM 2/11 n tJ » YOUTHS f, 5/11 » „ MEN 12/11 I TURF SQUARE, CARNARVON. ANCASTER SQUARE, LLANRWST. ELDON SQUARE, DOLGELLEY. 24, MOSTYN STREET, LLANDUDNO. TERRACE ROAD, ABERYSTWYTH, OVER 100 BRANCHES NOW OPEN IN LIQUIDATION THE NORTH WALES MUSIC COMPANY, LIMITED; A CLEARANCE SALE OF PIANOS, ORGANS/HARMONIUMS, VIOLINS, BICYCLES, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, MUSIC STOOLS, & SHEET MUSIC AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES THE WHOLE STOCK MUST BE CLEARED AT ONCE. 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-0 CARNARVON GAS—AND THE RATES
-0 CARNARVON GAS—AND THE RATES We learn that our definition of municipalisa- tion does not appeal to a number of ratepayers who are "financial purists," and prepared to beat the Corporation with any stick because some of the trading concerns are not a success. But what is peculiar is the fact that these good people always advocate that the com- modities in which the Corporation trade, should be sold at the lowest possible price regardless of the interests of the whole. body of rratepayers as so many shareholders in the concern. Muni- cipalisation is the highest form of co-operation, and what is the value of co-operation unless all the shareholders benefit in. the profits derived from the scheme they are connected with? This week we propose dealing with the gas concern, and before proceeding any further we should like to point out that even the "basis and the principles of municipalisation differ in some respects in different undertakings. Last week we dealt with the water works. In such cases, wher,e the commodity is common to all ratepayers, the object of a public autho- rity should be not so much to show a large surplus revenue above the usual payments as to ensure an ample and pure supply of water at the lowest possible price. In this particu- lar case, the shareholders in the co-operative movement derive their dividend on the pur- chase price of the commodity. But it is not so with regard to gas. All ratepayers do not consume gas. Nevertheless, inasmuch as the rates of Carnarvon have been mortgaged to se- cure the capital of the concern, even non- consumers have a right to expect some return as shareholders. But do they? Alderman Lake complained that Mr Charles A. Jones had gone back to ancient time for figures to prove his case, but Mr Lake will agree that if we throw a retrospective glance over a period of 15 years, we aTe dealing with a modern period. Between the financial year ending March, 1894, and March, 1908—after meeting Z, the annual proportion of payments and inter- ests, and providing for a depreciation fund- the difference between net profits and losses was oniIy £1008 12s Od, or an average of JB67 a year. During the same period the sum of J3406 was voted in (relief of the general district rate, or an average of JB27 a year, which is about one-seventh of a penny rate. Can it be seriously argued that such relief is anything like fair consideration to the bulk of the ratepayers, granting, of course, that it can be substantiated when put to the test? During the five years under review the net profit, after deducting B58 17s Id drawn from accumulated revenue was JB936 12s lid, and it is peculiar that the JB406 referred to were transferred in relief of the rates during that period. But let us see what was the amount of subsidy which the concern obtained from the general district rate during those five years for public lighting, etc. In £ s. d. 1903-04 it waA 591 11 1 1904-05 „ 567 12 10 1905-06 „ 617 8 9 1906-07 „ 609 18 8 1907-08 „ 588 16 6 Total 2975 7 10 't That the general district rate should pay a reasonable sum for public lighting, etc., wo readily admit, but it is most unreasonable to charge the rates the same price as that de- manded of private consumers. That it is done in some towns is no justification for per- petuating the principle. It is only an indirect method of benefitting a few ratepayers at the expense of the whole community. It is i.ot even clear from the accounts that the rate- payers have received the benefit of the 6d per 1000 cubic feet discount. tLefc us, however, compare the expenditure in regard to the pub- lic lighting of Carnarvon with neighbouring towns. Thus — Amount Public Paid. Towns. Price of Gas. Lamps. JB s. d. Carnarvon 3/9 per 1000 c.f. 228 588 16 6 Bangor 3/6 per 1000 c. f. 351 854 12 10 Conway 3/4 less 15 p.c. 184 353 6 5 Cohvyn Bay. 2/0 per 1000 c.f. 347 Llandudno ..2/8 per 1000 c.f. 482 1039 7 0 The above table demonstrates in a simple and conclusive manner that the public lighting cf Carnarvon is considerably higher than in any of the other towns in comparison to the num- ber of public lamps, as well with regard to the price charged for the commodity. The figures include repairs, wages of lamp lighters, etc., in every instance. So that, really, the concern has drawn more from the public puree than any direct financial benefit the ratepayers may have derived. In fact, the gas concern would have been a failure were it not so. This state of affairs is hardly satisfactory. It is true that the- ratepayers have a property valued at £12,991 lis lid, over assets and a stock of over JB4000 on hand. There is a balance of JB5503 12s 2d in the revenue account; and of £ 415 6s 10d in the renewal fund. Surely the former fund should enable the Council to sell gas for public lighting purposes at about cost price. That would relieve the rates at least to the extent of a penny in the pound, and when the Corporation have so many other con- cerns which are a draw upon the rates, such a relief is all the more necessary, especially in the present depressed state of commerce. At present the gas consumers of Carnarvon— we refer to those who pay their bills in time -are in a better position than those of any other town along the coast (excepting Llandud- no), because they only pay 3s 3d per 1000 cubic feet. But the serious question arises: Is that, on the revenue of the concern, a fair price for the commodity? Is it fair that one section cf the community should benefit at the expense of th* ratepayers generally? Non-consumers should be given some consideration, !but ac matters stand the gas concern is unduly sub- sidised from the rates. We realise that this argument will prove unpopular. But there is the bare fact I
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In years gone by the Constable of Carnarvon Castle was ex-officio Mayor of the Borough. Now the suggestion is made that the Mayor should be ex-officio Deputy Constable! This will mean that his Worship, the Chief Magis- trate of the Ancient Borough, the President of the Council of City Fathers, must see that the I men employed at the Castle are paid their weekly wages; that the "gate" money is re- gularly forwarded to the Office of Works; and that the total amount received tallies with the turnstile figures! On the face of it, it i& ridiculous to ask our Civic Chief to undertake menial duties of this description.
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Notwithstanding all the 'bright prospects of spirited electioneering we are to have no con- test in Carnarvon after all. Three of the can- didates have disappeared in the space of a week, and Mr R. Newton is left.in sole posses- sion of the field. The political element entered little into the preliminary proceedings, and this was just as well seeing that no question in which party politics should play any part has to be discussed. Perhaps the chief task now facing the Council is to see that its trading concerns are put on a satisfactory financial footing. During the past week or two we have shown that some of the Corpora- tion's undertakings need attention, and our article this week on the gas concern may also be studied with profit. The ratepayers should see that the most capable business men are f ut on the Council if they wish their property to be well managed. Mr Newton, the new coun- cillor, is a Conservative, and his previous record as a member of the Corpor^iion is his best- letter of recommendation. His business capa- bilities and experience will be of use to him when deliberating upon municipal affairs.
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The delicate task of 'bringing the various parties to an agreement on the education ques- tion has been advanced a step further duriag the week. On Monday the Nonconformist. Members of (Parliament decided to support the Government in their endeavours to bring about a compromise. There is no question, ife is stated, of bringing in a new Bill to fiive affect to the changed situation, the purpose of the Government being to push forward with the existing Bill as soon as may be, and Riak^the necessary modifications in Committee,. It is understood that Mr. Runciman was able to give certain assurances concerning the position of the teachers under any right of entoy scheme which went far to reconcile the conference to the principle of the right of entry itself, limited, as it is to be,, to two days in the week. The Welsh members have given their support to the proposals, and the prospects "f a settlement are declared to be brighter than they nave been for a long time. An official statameut concern- ing the negotiations is expected shortly.
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The Liberal Party are .'i.o,ng --xcellent pro- p,alganda work in enUigihtenirifg the electorate on the merits of Free Trade over Tariff Re- form. This is essential :n view of the iact¡. that tihose .110 are asixiois to tax the com- modities of everyday life are striving hard "0 persuade tlhe people that -X will l"e to th?.ir advantage. Some Tariff Reformers go 60 fa-I as to say that the method they advocate if the only effective remedy for unemployment. But th'Q more responsible leaders of their party liave abandoned that theory, and now openly admit that it will n'ot be all one w<«]<• desiie in that particular respect, but claiming. nevertheless, that tariff reform will 30 a long way to make employment more regular. Even so, they Qveribotk the economic fa/tjt that the ipuir&hase value of one pound under Protection will be far less than undiea' Freg Trade; and that any advance in wages will be moro than balanced by the increased cost ol commodities. The only people who will benefit are the capi- tadiste. Lord Aveibuty said, ahe othor day tha/t the abandonment off Free Trade for Protection would be as great a misfortune »s another wair. I "Free Trade," he observed, "was the charter of crnff comimerc^ find the basis QIÎ our prg-