Carnarvon and Denbigh Herald and North and South Wales Independent

lugal, &t. (7672). ORDER OF THE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES. (Dated 26th March, 1909.) CARNARVONSHIRE (PARASITIC MANGE) ORDER OF 1909. The Board of Agriculture and Fisheries, by virtue and in exercise of the powers vested in them under the Diseases of Ani- J mals Acts, 1894 to 1903, and of every other power enabling them in this behalf, do order, and it is hereby ordered, as follows: Definition of Parasitic Mange. 1. The expression "parasitic mange" in this Order means sarcoptic mange or psoroptio mange. Separation of Diseased and Suspected Anintals and Notice oj Disease. 2.—(1) Every person having in his pos- session or under his charge a horse, ass, cr mule affected with or suspected of parasitic mange shall (a) as far as practicable keep that animal .separate from animals not so affected or suspected; and (b) with all prac- ticable speed give notice of the fact of the horse, ass, or mule being so affected or sus- pected to a constahle of the police force for the police area in which the horse, ass, or mule so affected or suspected is. (2.) The constable receiving such notice shall forthwith give information of the re- ceipt by him of the notice to an Inspector of the Local Authority, who shall forthwith report the same to The Local Authority. Velerin ary Inquiry by Local A Itthor tfy as to existence of Parasitic Mange. 3.—(1.) The Local Authority on receiving information of the existence, or supposed existence, of parasitic mange shall forthwith cause inquiry to be instituted as to the cor- rectness of such information with the assist- ance and advice of a Veterinary Inspector, or of a veterinary practitioner qualified ac- cording to the Act of 1894 to be a Veterin- ary Inspector- al The owner and occupier of any pre- mises on which there is a horse affected with, or sustpected of, parasitic mange, shall give all reasonable facilities for the inquiry by the Local Authority under this Article, and any person failing to give such facilities shall be deemed guilty of an offence against the Act of 1894. Detention of Animals. 4.—(1.) A Veterinary inspector of the Local Authority may serve a Notice (in the Form A set forth in the Schedule to this Or- der, or to the like effect) on the occupier of any stable, shed, field or other premises in which there is a horse, ass, or mule, which in his opinion is affected with parasitic mange, and thereupon the following restric- tions shall take effect: (i.) The horse, ass, or mule so affected shaH not be moved out of the stable, shed, field or other premises specified in the Notice, except with the written authority, J and under the supervision, of an Inspec- tor of the Local Authority, and only to I. some other place of detention and during the detention it shall from time to time, as often as may be necessary, be treated by the owner thereof with some dressing or other remedy for parasitic mange ap- i proved for that purpose by a Veterinary Inspector of the Local Authority; (ii.) No other hoirse, ass, or mule shall :be moved out of the stable, shed, field, -or other premises, unless on each occasion immediately before the movement it is treated with some dressing or other remedy for parasitic mange approved for that pur- pose by a Veterinary Inspector of the Local Authority. (2.) A Notice under this Order shall re- main in force until it is withdrawn by a Notice in writing served on the occupier of the premises by an Inspector of the Local Authority. Regulations of Local Authority as to Cleansing and Disinfection. 5.—(1.) The Local Authority may, for the purpose of preventing the spreading of par- asitic mange, make Regulations for the fol- lowing purposes, or any of them: (i.) For providing for the cleansing and disinfection of any place used by, and of utensils, mangers, feeding troughs, pens, hurdles, harness, or other things used for or about, any horse, ass, or mule affected with or suspected of parasitic mange: (ii.) For prescribing the mode in which such cleansing and disinfection are to be effected (iii.) For requiring the owner, lessee, or occupier of any such place to cleanse and disinfect any such place, utensils, man- gers, feeding troughs, pens, hurdles, har- ness or other t,hings, at the expense of the Local Authority, or at the expense of such owner, lessee, or occupier: I (iv.) For requiring the removal by the owner from contact with horses, asses, or mules, of litter used for or about any I horse, ass, or mule affected with or sus- pected of parasitic mange. (2.) The mode of disinfection shall be one of those prescribed by the Diseases of Ani- mals (Disinfection) Order of 1906. I (3.) If any person fail to cleanse and dis- infect any place or any utensil, manger, feeding trough, pen, hurdle, harness, or other thing, or to remove any litter, in ac- cordance with any such Regulation, it shall be lawful for the Local Authority, without prejudice to the recovery of any penalty for the infringement of such Regulation, to cause such place or such utensil, manger, feeding trough, pen, hurdle, harness, or other thing, to be cleansed and disinfected, or to remove such litter, and to recover summarily the expenses thereby incurred from such person. (4.) Where the power conferred by the preceding provisions of this Article is exer- cised by the Local Authority, the owner, lessee, or occupier of the place to be cleansed and disinfected ehall give all reasonable faci- lities for that purpose. Provisions as to Regulations of Local Authortiv. 6.—(1.) The Local Authority shall forth- with send to the Board two copies of every Regulation made by them under this Order. (2.) If the Board are satisfied on inquiry, with respect to any Regulation made by the Local Authority under this Order, that the same is for any reason objectionable, and direct the revocation thereof, the same shall thereupon cease to operate. I Extension of certain Sections of Diseases of Animals Act, 1894. 7. Horses, asses and mules shall be ani- mals, and parasitic mange of horses, asses, and mules (in this Order called parasitic mange) shall be a disease for the purposes of this Order and of the following sections of the Act of 1894 (namely) Section forty-three (powers of police); ,Section fortv-four (powers of inspectors) and also for the purposes of all other sec- tions of the said Act contammg provisions relative to or consequent on the provisions of those sections and this Order, including such sections as relate to offences or pro- cedure. Exemptiott of Army Veterinary Service and Veterinary Colleges. 8. Nothing in this Order applies to any liorse, ass, or mule kept in stables of mi i- tary barracks or camps under the care and supervision of the Army Veterinary Service, or in stables of any Veterinary College affiliated to the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons. Offences. 9.-(1.) If a horse, ass, or mule is moved in contravention of this Order, or of a Notice under this Order, the owner of the horse, ass, or mule, and the person for the time being in charge thereof, and the person causing, directing, or permitting the move- ment, and the consignee or other person re- ceiving or keeping it knowing it to have Jrgal, &t. been moved in contravention as aforesaid, and the occupier of the place from which the horse, ass, or mule is moved, shall, each according to and in respect of his own acts and defaults, be deemed guilty of an offence against the Act of 1894. (2). If anything is omitted to be done as regards cleansing or disinfection in con- travention of this Order, or of any Regula- tion made thereunder, the owner and the lessee and the occupier and the person in charge of any place or thing in or in respect of which the same is omitted, shall, each according to and in re.spect of his own acts and defaults, be deemed guilty of an offence against the Act of 1894. (3.) If any owner, occupier, or person in charge of premises requiring to be cleansed and disinfected fails to give the facilities to a Local Authority required under this Or- der, he shall be deemed guilty of an offence against the Act of 1894. Interpretation, 10. In this Order- "The Board" means the Board of Agricul- ture and Fisheries: "Inspector" includes Veterinary Inspec- tor: "The Act of 1894" means the Diseases of Animals Act, 1894. Extent. 11. This Order extends to the administra- tive county of Carnarvon. f Commencement. 12. This Order shall come into operation on the fifth day of April, nineteen hundred and nine. Short Title. 13. This Order may be cited as the CAR- NARVONSHIRE (PARASITIC MANGE) ORDER OF 1909. In witness whereof the Board of Agri- 0 culture and Fisheries have hereunto set their Official Seal this twenty-sixth day of March, nineteen hundred and nine. (Signed) T. H. ELLIOTT, tf JL S !} of March, nineteen hundred and nine. (Signed) T. H. ELLIOTT, Secretary. c340 COUNTY OF CARNARVON. STAGE PLAYS LICENSING COMMITTEE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the above Committee will meet at the COUNTY HALL, CARNARVON, en MONDAY, the 5th APRIL, 1909, at Three o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of granting licences for the performance of Stage Plays. Applications for licences, duly counter- signed by two members of the Committee, should reach me, the undersigned, not later than Friday, the 26th instant. Dated this 20th day of March, 1909. J. T. ROBERTS, Clerk of the County Council. Carnarvon. y336a CARNARVON AND ANGLESEY FERRY. NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that it will not be possible to convey Cattle or Heavy Goods by the Ferry on WEDNES- DAY, the 31st MARCH, nor (approximately) on the ten following days, as the Steamer "Arvon" will be undergoing the Annual Survey. Passengers will be conveyed by the "Ynys Mon" as on previous occasions. BY ORDER. RHYBUDD. RHODDIR RHYBUDD TRWY HYN na fydd yn bosibl cludo Anifeiliaid na Nwydd- au trymion dros y Ferry DDYDD MERCHER, y 31ain o FAWRTH, nac (efallai) am y deg diwrnod canlynol, am fod yr Agerlong "Arvon" yn myned o dan Ar- chwiliad Blynyddol. Cludh' teithwyr gyda'r "Ynys Mon" fel arfer. TRWY ORCHYMYN. Guild Hall, Carnarvon, 24th March, 1909. y50Qa ANGLESEY EDUCATION COMMITTEE. UNCERTIFICATED Teacher Wanted U for the Holyhead C. of E. School (Boys' Dept.). Female. Salary L45 per annum. Knowledge of Welsh essential. Applications on Forms provided, and tes- timonials to be forwarded to me imme- diately. R. H. WILLIAMS. Education Offices, Llangefni. COMMONS REGULATION. TOtWYN TREWAN COMMON. PROVISIONAL ORDER ACT, ,1908. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I shall hold a. meeting on Friday, tihe 30th day of April, 1909, at the Court House, Valley, 'from 10 a.m. until 11 a.m., for the purpose of receiving claims in writing from persons claiming any common or other right Oil interest iin Towyn Trewan Common, and such claimls must state the nature of the right or interest claimed and particulars of the property in respect whereof such claims are made, distinguishing the claims in re- spect of freehold, copyhold, customary and leasehold property from each other, and mentioning therein the place of abode of the respective claimants, or their agents, at which notices in respect of such claims may be delivered. Niotioo is Hereby Given that the above will be the last Meeting held by me for the purpose of receiving claims, and that no claim will be received by me after such (Meeting. PER.CIVAL BERKETT, Valuer. 4, liincolm's Inn Fields, London, Dated thit.2nd day of April', 1909. c484 DINAS DINLLE ALLOTMENT AWARD. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Meeting of the Allottees under the »bove Award will be held at the Sportsman Hotel. Carnarvon, at 3 o'clock in the after- noon of Saturday, the 24th day of April, 1909. to receive and consider the Report. of the Surveyor and other matters. J. TSSARD DAVIES. RICHARD JONES. JOHN T. OLIVER. W GILBERT WILLIAMS. OWEN JONES. nth April, 1909. f-80 gtortgiiges 0RTGAGES. —~ £ 500. £ 750, £1000 a £ 1300, v ddau olnf i'v^ rhanu os dewisir.—Manylion gyda Mr William Hugh Owen, Caernarfon. v542 ttdntSS gftfrr GREAT SHOPPING CENTRE. BLOUSES, Etc. RICHARD JONES & CO. BEDSTEADS & BEDDING. RICHARD JONES & CO. CARPETS, FLOOR- COVERINGS. RICHARD JONES & CO. CURTAINS & MUSLINS. RICHARD JONES. CO. GENERAL DRAPERY, RICHARD JONES & CO. CHILDREN'S OUTFITTING and LADIES' UNDER- CLOTHING. RICHARD JONES & CO" DRESSES & COSTUMES. RICHARD JONES & CO. GLOVES, HOSIERY, Etc. RICHARD JONES & CO. LACES, RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS. RICHARD JONES & CO. MILLINERY. RICHARD JONES & CO. FURNISHING, IRONMONGERY. RICHARD JONES & CO. GARDEN FURNITURE AND TENTS. RICHARD JONES & CO. HOUSE FURNISHING. RICHARD JONES & 00. REMOVALS, STORAGE, &c. RICHARD JONES & CO. i DE C ORATTO N S, WALLPAPERS. [RICHAFD JONES & CO. HOUSEHOLD LINEN. IRICHAPD JONES "& CO. UMBRELLAS, I,- SUNSHADES. RICHARD JONES & CO. OFFICE FURNITURE. RICHARD JONES & CO. PERAMBULATORS, Etc. RICHARD JONES & CO. SEWING MACHINES. [RICHARD JONES & CO. (7% THE FINESTIJ GENERAL SHOPPING STORES FOR) NOR TJH VV A I/E S 1 is RICHARD JONES & CO., LTD., CHESTERI ASTOX'S Jl6x>erfisittg gtompeiiftott £ 10 IN PRIZES. S. ASTON& SON Ltd. are giving prizes each week for the best original advertisement with sketch similar to the one here produced. 11 more weeks to run. Prize Winners will be announced each week in this paper. All attempts should reach us for next week's competition not later than Saturday, April 17th, addressed to our Head Offices, Regent Street, Wrexham, and parked ADVERT. COMPETITION." We reproduce the sketch and advertisement adjudicated last week's winne I A5TQNS SHOW ROOMS Bay -TMrc §o€.« 'toot bell Gi. ( Tb-y ACI- tASTO r4 s 1\ y -I Chs As-too J. oft Prize Winner for week ending April 10th is Mr. R. Williams, Tyddyn y Coed, Bodfean, near Pwllheli, whose Sketch and Advertisement will appear next week. BECKER BROS. TEAS. 8, SOUTH GREAT GEORGES STREET, AMD 17, NORTH EARL STREET, DUB L I N. We btty all our Teas by Comparison and First Hand, we therefore can offer the j PICK OF THE MARKET I At the following prices :-2/5.2/2.2/ 1/10, 1/8, 1/6, 1/4, and 1/2 per lb. I 5 lbs and upwards Carriage Free. I I nsintss hbrtsSts. IV 11 -opal on Pi 0 L D F I E L D S o SOLID OAK DINING ROOM STRIKING WONDERFUL 8 DAY CLOCK .VALUE 2oin. high, isin wide gum_ Chiming Hours and Half-hours on Cathedral Gong. Polished I Brass Movement and Dial. Guaranteed 25 years. B 4;.I0 m TO BE OBTAINED AT OLDFIELDS ONLY. OLDFIELDS, Ltd., Manufacturing Jewellers and Silversmiths, TO BE OBTAINED AT OLDFIELDS ONLY. 0LDF1ELDS, Ltd., Manufacturing Jewellers and Silversmiths, OLD POST OFFICE PLACE, ELI YE RPOOL THE NELSON EMPORIUM, j I CARNARVON *3- SPECIAL EXHIBITION ♦ OF SEASONABLE FASHIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS [FOR I I EASTER AND SPRING f I mr SHOWROOMS KEPLETE SEE WINDOWS THIS WEEK FOR SPECIAL DISPLAY OF THE NEWEST SHADES (NEW BROWN, PRUNE LLE, NEW BLUE), DRESS MATERIALS. COSTUMES, SKIRTS, TRIMMED HATS, VtEILINGS, SCARFS, FEATHER BOAS, Etc. FURNISHING DEPARTMENT: NEW OILCLOTHS, NEW LINOLEUM, iLAOE CURTAINS, Etc. READY MADE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS, SUITS, LATEST STYLES, Etc., MEN'S HATS, CAPS, Etc., -NEW SHIRTS, NEW SCARFS, GLOVES, Etc., Etc. TAILORING DEPARTMENT: SUITS MADE TO MEASURE ON THE SHORT- EST (NOTICE, FIT AND STYLE GUARANTEED. THE NELSON EMPORIUM, CARNARVON BRYMER AND DAVIES. i REDUCTION IN SUGAR I I CRYSTAL SUGAR. PICNIC HAMS only 4ld per lb. TINS PINE APPLE CHUNKS, 2id. per Tin. SPLENDID PURE BUTTER, Is. per lb. WHY PAY MORE? SPECIAL COUPON GOODS. THE YELLOW FLOWER TEA TE Y BLODYN MELYN Per lb 1/6 Per lb 4 Coupons r elicious, Fresh Churned Margarine, 8d per lb., lib. counts, I 2 Coupons. J. R. PRITCHARD IS GIVING AWAY FOR 20 Coupons 1 Cup and 1 Saucer. 40 Coupons Teapot. 60 Coupons. Butter Cooler. 80 Coupons Splendid Fountain Pen (With 14 Carat Gold Nib). 100 Coupons Gent's Watch. 100 Coupons. Lady's Watch. 200 Coupons, Silver Plated Teapot. ft >, p I. Coffee Pot. 150 „ „ Sugar Basin. 100" „ 1., Cream Jug. 100 » „ „ Cruet. TO BE HAD ONLY AT J. R. P R I T C H A R D, TEA MARTg&^EAGLE STORES. CARNARVON AIL I 0 The Physiciaa'? Cure for Gout, Rheumatic Gout and Gxavelc I The U&iversal Remedy tot Aeiany of the Stomach Headache. Heartburn, In digestion, Soar HSrectatKijis Hilioas Afieovsona. Safest and most Effective Aperient for Regular IDse. g^HjMACHEStA listings PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Y.W.C.A., Y.M.C.A CARNARVON. A GRAND BAZAAR will be held in aid of the Funds of the above Association, at the GUILD HALL, CARNARVON, on THURSDAY & FRIDAY, 29th and 30th APRIL, 1909.. Full Particulars Later. CARNARVON COTTAGE HOSPITAL. A CtiAltlTY BALL in aid of the above institution will be held at the ROYAL SPORTSMAN HOTEL, on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14:h, at 8.30 .m PATRONS. Mrs Clemen^er. W. A. Darbishire, Esq., J.P. John Davies, Esq., J.P. (Ceris).' Claude Lloyd Edwards, Esq., J.P. Col. O. J. Lloyd-Evans, J.P. J. E. Greaves, Eeq., Lord Lieutenant. Mrs Greaves. J. P. Gregory, Esq., J.P., Mayor of Gar, narvon. Owen Jones, Esq., J.P., Glan Beuno. T. Morgan Lloyd, Esq. Mrs Finchett Maddock. A. W. Kay-Menzies, Esq. Sir Hugh J. Ellid Nanney, Bart. Sir William H. Preece, K.C.B. Edward Roberts, Esq. (Plas Maesincla)* Dr Mille Roberts, C.M.G., J.P. T. E. Roberts, Esq., J.P. Airs Robinson, Talysarn Hall. Sir Hugh Rowlands, V.C., K.C.B. Mrs Assheton-Smith. Mrs Williams (Gwylfa). Dr Lloyd Williams. Honbie. Fredk. G. Wynn. F. Richmond Brown, Esq. Mrs Darbishire. Lloyd W. G. Hughes, Esq., J.P. Trevor Hughes, Esq., J.P. Richard Thomas, Esq., J.P. Harry Clegg, Esq., J.P. This Hospital depends entirely on volun- tary contributions, and the Committee earnestly ask for support on this occasion. Tickets (Gentlemen 10s. 6d., Ladies 7s. 6d.) may be obtained from MRS. HUGH ROBERTS, High Cliffe, Carnarvon. W. S. JONES, Esq., Solicitor, Carnarvon. Hon. Sees. Cottage Hospital Ball. ANGLESEY CHAIR EISTEDDFOD. AMLWCH, WHITSUNTIDE, 1S09. Music Adjudicators MESSRS HARRY EVANS, D. D. PARRY, AND E. HURREN HARDING. OOIEF CHORAL COMPETITION. — (a) "The Storm" (Dr Rogers); (b) "The Hill of Calvary" (J. H. Roberts). Prize, £40. ANGLESEY OHOIRS.—"Speak, I pray Thee, Gentle Jeeus" (D. Evans). Prize, .£15. MALE VOICE CHOIRS.—"Crossing thb Plain" (T. Maldwyn Price). Prize, £J 5 LADIES' OHOIRS. — (a) "King the Morn" (D. D. Parry); (b) "The Chorus" (Han-y Evans). Prize, J312 12s. JUVENILE CHOIRS.—'The Fairies" (D. Lloyd Evans). First Prize, JS5 and a. Sil- ver Medal; Second Prize, £2. Quartette, Duets, Solos, Sight Singing, Instrumental Qompetitjlons. Examinations in Agriculture, and Seamanship. List of Subjects and Conditions on sale at the principal booksellers, or may be ob- tained, post free, Zid, from the Secretary, ROBERT JONES, 60, Salem Street, .Am. lwch. COLWYN BAY MAY DAY FESTIVAL. WEDNESDAY, MAY 5th, 1909. Preparation for a MONSTER PROCESSION.; Particulars in due course. Owners of Agricultural Teams in the Dis- trict are appealed to consider the advisabi- lity to turn out. A Special P-rize to all Drivers of Teams. For further particulars apply, Hon. Sec., Town Hall. b2 LLANDUDNO PIER COMPANY LIMITED. Secretary Mr. Samuel Hughes. GRAND CuNCERTS (Twice Daily). MORNING AT 11 a.m. EVENING, 7,45 SUNDAY (Sacred), 8.15 p.m. VOCALISTS: April 10th MISS ADA FORREST (the South African Soprano). April 11th MR. JXO. BOOTH (Tenor). April 11th to 13th MISS NELLIE ANDERTON (Contralto). April 14th to 16th: MR. JOSEPH CHEETHAM (Tenor). THE PIER CO.'s GRAND ORCHESTRA. Musical Director MR. ARTHUR W. PAYNE, F.R.A.M. Sub-Conductor MR. WALTER HAIGH, Season Tickets: Front Seats. 32s 6d. Second Seats, 24s, which admit to the Pier' at any time (including the whole of Sunday) to Dec. 31st, 1909, and to the Pier Co's Morning and Evening Week-day Concerts from April 8th to Oct. 10th, inclusive (not to Afternoon Performances in Pavilion). From October 11th to October 31st, Concerts will be continued by the Principal Members of the Pier Orchestra, under the management of the Autumn Concerts' Com- mittee. IMPORTANT NOTICE. COMMERCIAL CTOTEL, HIGH STREET, CARNARVON. DINNERS, TEAS, SUPPERS, supplied on ^shortest Notice. BEST b. DINNER. IN TOWN. From 12.30 to 2.30 every day. AN O R E I N A R Y Daily from 12.30 to 2.30, Is 6d. OYSTERS FRESH DAILY, opened on the Premises. All Orders uromptiy attended to and de- livered au Private Residences. Bluepoims, Is 6d per Score. Best Dutch and Native Oysters always in Stock. All Orders hy Post Attended to Immediately. M. CONLAN, Proprietor, Telephone 179.