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;*M. PORTER, THE ESTATE OFFICE, Colwyn Bay. TO LET FURNISHED. RHIW, COLWYN BAY. Contains 3 Cellars, Dining-room, Break- fast-room, Drawing-room, Kitchen, Scul- Z, lery, 3 Pantries, 6 Bed-rooms, Dressing- room, Bath-room, w.c., &c. or would be let unfurnished for a term with or with- out 9 acres of Land. FOR SALE. A substantial Semi-detached Villa, occupying good position. Contains :—3 Sitting Rooms, 8 Bedrooms and usual Domestic Offices. A Valuable Plot of Freehold Building Land, containing about 5,500 square yards, on the main road near Llandudno Junction. A grand FREEHOLD Site above Old Colwyn FOR SALE, containing nearly One Acre of land sheltered from the East, and with lovely views of sea and land. To LET unfurnished, or For SALE.—A small, comfortably arranged, well built house, situated just outside Colwyn Bay, and containing 2 Sitting- rooms. 3 Bedrooms, Bath-room, &c., Kitchen and Scullery, Outbuildings and small Garden. A pair of semi-detached Villas, each containing 4 Enter-taining and 12 Bedrooms, and usual Do- mestic Offices. Convenient for Station, Beach and Town. 154-52 JOHN ROBERTS, Poulterer & Greengrocer, 18, BERRY STREET, — CONWAY. — -:0:- Fresh Butter, Eggs, and Home-cured Bacon always on hand. 157— J. R. Barnwell, Late with Messrs W. & F. BROWN & Co., Chester. CABINET MAKER, UPHOLSTERER, AND FUNERAL FURNISHER, GLASS & CHINA DEALER, "The Argyle," Abergele Road, COLWYN BAY. DRAWING, DINING, and BEDROOM SUITES. Sideboards and Cheffoniers, Oilcloths and Linoleums, Bedsteads and Bedding, Spring and Wool Mattresses, and a great variety of all kinds of FURNITURE at prices not to be equalled. Breakfast, Dinner, Tea, and Toilet Services, and a large assortment of Glass and China. Paper Hangings—New Season's Patterns from 1 1 d. per piece. 2 Furniture carefully Removed by Road or Rail at Moderate Charges. ESTIMATES GIVEN. Old Burniture Re-Upholstered. Note the Address:— "THE ARGYLE," Abergele Rd., Colwyn Bay. 157— For Sale. TO BE SOLD—HOUSES in Greenfield Road, Colwyn Bay, each containing' two Enter taining rooms, nine Bedrooms, Bath with hot and cold water, Kitchen, Scullery, &c. Apply to Mr. O. Lloyd, Pendorlan villa, Colwyn Bay. Wanted. WANTED jobbing gardening" or otherwise. Middle age, no family. Address, E. Proudlove, Groes Mill Cottage, Colwyn Bay. 165-3 WANTED.—Two rooms, suitable for dress- making", in Abergele Road or vicinity. Apply, stating terms, to M,' Office of this paper. 165-3 DENTIST requires Consultation Room near High Street or Castle Street, Conway, for Friday Afternoons. Richard Pedler, Dental Surgeon, 90, Mostyn Street, Llandudno. 167-1 To be Let. MEiRION GARDENS, Colwyn Bay.— Primrose Hill to be let, containing- 3 en- tertaining rooms, 13 bedrooms, kitchen, back kitchen, wash-house, bath, lavatory, &c. Rent ^40.. Enquire next door. 165- To be Let Furnished. TO BE LET FURNISHED.—Gorphwysfa, Gyffin, Nr. Conway.—3 Sitting Rooms, 5 Bedrooms, large Kitchen, usual domestic offices and field at back.—Apply, Mr Jones, Shop, Gyffin, Conway. 139— TO BE LET FURNISHED. —3 Bedrooms, (4 beds), Sitting Room, Kitchen, and Scul- lery. Pleasantly situated near the sea, and close to the Station. Apply at the Office of this paper COMFORTABLE and well furnished Apart- ments for the winter months, Sitting rooms and one or two Bedrooms. Terms very moderate. Address, H. H., at the Office of this paper. 130 SACKVILLE HOUSE TO BE LET from September. Apply to Mrs. Gaskell, Sack- ville House, Abergele road, Colwyn Bay. 130 COLWYN BAY.—Furnished house to be let, cheap. Good position and extensive view. Five minutes from Beach and Wood. Apply, W,' Office of this paper. 165- Apartments to Let. PRIVATE Boarding Establishment,—Sunning- dale, Grove Park, Colwyn Bay. Con- ducted by Mrs White. 165—- To Tradesmen and others. ACCOUNTS of all descriptions' made up, &c. Rents and Debts collected by a competent person. Apply, "Accountant," Office of this paper, Conway. 152- Money. TANTED TO LEND J £ 10 AND ABOVE ?-Li sums to suit Borrowers, repaid from x onths to Three Years, and at from five 'r cent. interest. Send full particulars, with stamped addressed envelope, to Mr. JONES, at his North Wales Office, No. 2, Crescent Road, Rhyl, or call any Monday or Friday. Sales by Mr F. A. Dew. Mr F. A. DEW, AUCTIONEER, VALUER, MORTGAGE BROKER, LAND AND HOUSE AGENT, Llewelyn Chambers, Conway Road, COLWYN BAY. Ten years ( including five years' articles) with two of the largest firms of Auctioneers and Land Agents in England. The Offices occupy the most prominent and central position in Colwyn Bay, thus affording unequalled publicity to all Auction Announce- ments. AUCTIONS of Freehold Property, Building 0 Land, Household Furniture, Books, Plate, Farm- ing Stock, &c. VALUATIONS for Probate, Mortgage, Busi- ness Transfer, and Tenant Right. MORTGAGES ARRANGED. Persons desirous of letting their houses fur- nished during the coming Summer are invited to communicate particulars. Also Owners of Property wishing to dispose of Houses by Private Treaty. Personal attention given to every detail of business entrusted to Mr DEW'S hands. FIRE, LIFE, AND GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT. 120- R HYL. 2, WALTON VILLAS, CONWY STREET, RUSSELL ROAD. Attractive Sale of Excellent Household Furniture, partly supplied by the well-known firm of Messrs Brown & Co., of Chester, and now in the best possible condition, comprising Massive Tubular Brass and Iron Bedsteads, costly Bedroom Suites in Walnutwood, Mahogany and Birch, Wire-woven and Chain Spring Mattresses on Pitchpine frames, Brussels and Kidderminster Carpets, a richly carved Walnutwood Drawing- room Suite, handsome and exquisitely finished Mahogany Inlaid Overmantel with 12 bevelled Silvered Plates Mahogany Dining Table on screw regulating frame, solid Mahogany 6 ft. Sideboard with brilliant surmounting plate glass back, Mahogany Dining Chairs, useful Mahogany Winged Bookcase, excellent Hall and Landing- Appointments, and a small collec- tion of Pictures and Ornamental Items, together with the usual domestic and culinary effects. Mr. F. A. DEW Is favoured with instructions to SELL BY AUCTION on the premises as above, on THURSDAY, the 21st DAY OF APRIL, 1892, At i o'clock prompt, the whole of the Superior Household Appointments The property of MRS. EVANS, who is leaving. To be viewed on Wednesday, the 20th inst., and Catalogues can then be had at the house, or they can be obtained ten days earlier at the principal Hotels in Rhyl, or at the Auctioneer's Offices, Llewelyn Chambers, Colwyn Bay, North Wales. 162- FOR SALE. FREE HOLD. -Several very choice PLOTS of BUILDING LAND also a large selection of Superior RESIDENCES, suitable for occu- pation or investment in Colwyn Bay and neighbourhood. TO LET. FURNISHED and UNFURNISHED.— Several Houses in good positions in Colwyn Bay and neighbourhood. Rents varying according to accommodation. Full particulars of F. A. DEW, AUCTION & ESTATE AGENCY OFFICES, LLEWELYN CHAMBERS. 134- COLWYN BAY MISS HUGHES, DRESS AND MANTLE MAKER. Salop House, Rhw Bank Avenue, Colwyn Bay. Ladies' own Materials made up. Good Fit and Finish. Moderate Terms. 166-13 TRADE PRICE LIST. WORTHINGTON & Co., Ld. (Burton-on-Trent). PRICES OF ALES IN CASKS (CARRIAGE PAID). INDIA PALE ALE "E." Barrel (36 Gallons) 60s. Kil. (18 Gallons) 30s. Fir. (9 Gallons) 15s INLIA PALE ALE "XE." Barrel (36 Gallons) 54s Kil. (18 Gallons) 27s. Fir. (9 Gallons) 13s. 6d. MILD ALE. Brl. Kil. Fir. C Mild Ale 60s. 80a. 158. B i, 54s. 27s. 13s. 6d. A 48s. 24s. 12s. 42s. 21s. 10s. 6d. "S" „ 36s. 18s. 9s. STRONG ALE. Brl. Kil. Fir. G" Strong Ale 84s. 42s. 21s. F „ 72s. 36s. 18s. D 66s 33s. 16s. 6d. LIGHT DINNER ALE. Brl. Kil. Fir. M Light Diiiiner Ale 42s. 21s 10s. 6d. "SS" „ 11 36s. 18s. 98. Bottling Agent for Conway :— J. C. SMALLWOOD, BLUE BELL HOTEL, CONWAY. The attention of the public is especially drawn to the India Pale Ale "E in bottle. Families supplied with all qualities and sizes in cask. 164-26 I CURE FITS! I have made a life-long study of the disease of Epilepsy, or Falling Sickness, and when I say CURE, I do not mean merely to stop them for a time and then have them return again, I mean a Radical Cure. I have known my remedy to cure the worst cases. Because others have failed to cure you is no reason why you should continue to suffer. Send at once for my TREATISE and a KR £ H BOTTLE of medicine. It costs you nothing for a trial, and IT Wli-L CUri £ H. Gr. £ C0JL\ Esq., 28, Endsleigh Gardens, Euston Rd.. LONDON. is.W. Sale by Mr. John Pritchard. B RYNHYFRYD, CONWAY. Attractive Sale of Excellent Household Appoint- ments. Mr. JOHN PRITCHARD Will Sell by Public Auction (in consequence of Major Ellis leaving North Wales), ON TUESDAY, APRIL 26th, 1892, On the Premises, commencing at 11 a.m., prompt, the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND OUT-DOOR EFFECTS, Comprising the contents of Three Entertaining rooms, Seven Bedrooms, Kitchen and Domestic offices, including Oak Pedestal Sideboard, with mirror back, Oak Telescope Dining Table, with 3 extra leaves, set of 8 Single and 2 Oak Arm Chairs. Rosewood framed Easy Chair in crimson Utrecht Velvet, Pier Glass in gilt frame, Hall Oak Hat and Umbrella Stand, Barometer, Oak Chairs with carved backs, Handsome Oak Hall Table, 6 Mahogany Chairs upholstered in leather, hand- some Mahogany Bookcase, Walnut Couch and 2 Easy Chairs, Mahogany and WTalnut Card, Fancy and Writing Tables, Handsome Overmantel in Plush frame, Full compass Cottage Pianoforte, by Collard & Collard, (cost 60 guineas), Iron and Brass Fenders and Fire Sets, Brussels Carpets, Brass and Iron Half-Tester and French Bedsteads with woven Wire Mattresses and Drapery, Hair and Wool Mattresses, Feather Beds, Mahogany Wardrobes, Mahogany, Ash, and Birch Chests of Drawers, Toilet Tables, Toilet Glasses, Towel Rails, Cane seated Chairs, China Tea Service, Dinner, Dessert, and Glass Services, Kitchen Furniture and Culinery Utensils, Out Door Effects, Large Dog Kennel, Meat Safe, sundry Plants and Pots, an Excellent Four-wheel Phaeton, with Pole, Bar, Shafts, Cushions and Lamps, by Colclough and Son, Dublin, 2 capital Sets of Double Harness, Iron Carriage Jack, Wood Corn Bin, Step Ladder, Pig Trough, Churn, Wheel- barrow, Garden Syringe, and numerous other effects more particularly described in Catalogues to be obtained at the principal Hotels in the neighbourhood, on the premises, or the Auctioneer, Bodhyfryd, Bangor. On View Monday, April 25th, 1892, from 1 p.m. to 3.30 p.m. 166-2 KRONOS HOUSE, (Adjoining the Post Office), Queen's Building's, Station Road, COLWYN BAY. Messrs. MERRIDEW & Co., (From Coventry, Established 1857), WATCH MANUFACTURERS, GOLD AND SILVERSMITHS, Etc., Etc. Beg most respectfully to announce to the Resi- dents and Visitors of Colwyn Bay and Neigh- bourhood, that they have purchased the above premises, and laid down their plant for the Manufacturing and Repairing Departments, and whilst returning sincere thanks for the kindly patronage already accorded them, they hope that by skilled work with strictly moderate charges, and punctual attention to all commands entrusted to ihem, to merit a continuance of their patronage and support. One of the largest Stocks and Cheapest Houses in North Wales, particular attention being given to Presentation Articles in endless variety and style. Messrs. M. & Co. have added their Machinist and Cycle Works to these premises. Any type of lIfachine built to order. A large stock of New and Second-hand Cycles for Sale. Agents for the principal Makers. REGISTERED OFFICIAL REPAIRERS TO THE C.T.C. (CYCLES ON HIRE). 165- TAILORING! LEWIS BROS.' NEW SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK OF WOOLLENS! SPLENDID VARIETY TO CHOOSE FROM. STYLE AND FIT GUARANTEED. SPECIALITIES:— Our Noted 10/6 Trousers. Black Worsted Coat and Vest for 30/- Tweed Suits to measure from 35/- READY MADES:-Oiir Stock of Ready Made Clothing is replete for the coming Season in Men's, Youth's, and Boys' Clothing. WE MAKE ALL MEN'S READY MADES ON THE PREMISES. Extension of Premises at LEWIS BROS. which will enable them to keep a larger Stock in all Departments. ADDRESS Bradford House, Colwyn Bay, 163—46 DON'T p™r pHOTOGRAPHIC 3333:3 VIEWS UNTIL YOU HAVE INSPECTED THE LARGE AND VARIED STOCK AT R. E. JONES & Bros., Rose Hill St., Conway, AND 8, Station Road, Colwyn Bay. LIDBETTER & LONGMAID, Family Grocers, Bakers, and Provision Merchants, Abergele & Belgrave Roads, COLWYN BAY, Sole Manufacturers of Montgomerie's Patent Malt Bread. Finest Danish, Irish, and Welsh Butters. Special Agents for Colombo Ceylon Tea, 2/- lb. Families waited upon for Orders daily. — I57 gar FOR THE COMING SEASON. Jgg N OV E L,I'l S IN M ILLINERY. STYLISH HATS AND BONNETS, TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED, AT MISSES THOMAS'S, 7, HIGH ST., G O IDsT"V7\A_5T- g7- To Builders and Contractors. TENDERS are invited for Erecting and Com- JL pleting the Proposed Additions to the Congo Training Institute," Colwyn Bay. The Drawings and Specifications can be seen at Myrtle Villa, Colwyn Bay, or Duplicates of same at the Office of the Architect. TENDERS, sealed and marked on the outside "Tender for Institute," must be delivered to the Rev. W. Hughes, F.R.G.S., Congo Institute, Colwyn Bay, not latar than 4 o'clock on Saturday, the 30th day of April, 1892. The Committee do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any Tender. R. GLYNNE DAVIES, Bodlondeb House, ARCHITECT. Upper Bangor. 167-1 NOTICE OF AUDIT. COLWYN AND COLWYN BAY URBAN SANITARY AUTHORITY. NOTICE is hereby given that the Half-yearly Statements of the Accounts of this Sanitary Authority, together with the respective Books of Account, will, on the 23rd day of May next be deposited at the Board Room, Station Road, Colwyn Bay, and such Statements and Books of Account will be open to be inspected, examined, and copied by any Ratepayer in the District !of the said Authority, at any reasonable hour in the day time, when the Authority is not sitting, until the 8th day of June next, and that on the last- mentioned day, at the hour of 9 a.m., the accounts of the said Sanitarv Authority will be audited by Edward Morgan, Esq., the Auditor, at the Board Room, Station Road, Colwyn Bay, when and where every such Ratepayer, who may have any objection to any matter contained in the above- mentioned Accounts, may attend and prefer his objection, and the same will be heard and deter- mined by the Auditor. Dated, 20th day of April, 1892. T. E. PARRY, Clerk to the Colwyn Bay and Colwyn 167-1 Sanitary Authority.
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LIST OF VISITORS. TO VISITORS AND HOUSEHOLDERS. Lists of Visitors are not collected from house to house during the winter season, but any list left at our Publishing- Offices (either at Conway or Colwyn Bay), not later than 7 p.m. on Tuesdays, will be inserted. COLWYN BAY. PWLLYCROCHAN HOTEL. (Mr J. Porter, Proprietor). Mr and Mrs D. S. Jackson, Bowdon; Mr and Mrs Samson, family and maid, Kersal, Manchester; Mrs T.onsdale and maid, do; A W. Bell, Esq, Accrington; Mrs Radcliffe and suite, Werneth Park, Oldham; G. Radcliffe, Esq, do; Miss B. Radcliffe, do; Mr and Mrs Henry Keyworth, Great Crosby, near Liverpool; Mr and Mrs Hall, Hyde; Joshua Hall, Esq. do; Harry Hall, Esq, do; Mr and Mrs Ford, family and maid, Edinburgh; Mr and Mrs Fulda, Manchester; Mr and Mrs Brockbank, Didsbury; The Misses Brockbank, do; Mr Brockbank, junr, do; P. Keevney, Esq, Mayor of Salford; Miss Keevney, Salford; Mr and Mrs Farrar, Liverpool; Mr and Mrs Evans, Prescot; Mr Evans, junr, do; Samuel Smith, Esq. M.P., Lon- don; Mrs Smith, do; G. Gordon Smith, Esq, Wadham College, Oxon.; J. G. Mason, Esq, Edinburgh; Mr and Mrs Beith, children and maid, Didsburv; Miss Beith, do; Mr Beith, junr, do; Mr and Mrs Bailey, Manches- ter; The Misses Bailey, do; The Messrs Bailey, do; John Nelson, Esq, do; John Harling, Esq, Southport; Mr and Mrs Hilton, Haigh, near Wigan; Mrs Alex- ander, family and maid, Manchester; John Thorneley, Esq, Hyde; E. Hibbert, Esq, do; Mr and Mrs J. A. Morris, Manchester; Mr and Mrs Lindsell, Altrincham; Miss Bebrend, Liverpool; The Messrs Behrend, do; Gardner, Esq, do; Mr and Mrs Cookson, Seaforth; Master Leonard Cookson, do; Miss Gracie Russell, do; Mr and Mrs Hargreaves and maid, Mobberley, Cheshire; W. Dugdale, Esq, Blackburn; Mr and Mrs Finn, Maidstone, Kent. COLWYN BAY HOTEL. (Miss Jones, Manageress). Mrs Tod, Wool ton, Liverpool; Mr and Mrs John Naylor and maids, do; Master J. M. Naylor, do; Master J. H. Naylor, do; \V. M Tod, Esq, do; J. E. Williams, Esq, Chester; James France. Esq, Oldham; William Claphatn, sq, Manchester; Mr and Mrs B. Armitage, Pendleton, Manchester; Miss Dumville, do; W. Taylor Lawson, Esq, London; Colonel Minster, Coventry; Robert Parkinson, Esq, Heaton Chapel; William Bottomley, Esq, Ashton-under-Lyne W. E. Woolley, Esq, Liverpool; James Hamilton, Esq, do; J. J. Wild, Esq, Shaw; T. Mitchelhill, Esq, Wolver- hampton; Colonel J. Pilcher, Manchester; H. M Brigg, Esq, Cambridge; Gordon Campbell, Esq, do; J. J. Lewis, Esq, Waterloo; Mr and Mrs Gordon Bateson, Bowdon, Cheshire; Charles Turtle, Esq, Higher Broughton; C. Margerison, Esq, Preston; Alfred Bate- son, Esq, Manchester; John Learmouth, Esq, do; George Blackburn, Esq, Alderley Edge; A. E. Starkey, Esq, Edgbaston; W. H. Starkey, Esq, do; G. Koper, Esq, Liverpool; Edgar Hughes, Esq, Manchester; S. E. Bally, Esq, do; F. S. Beard, Esq, Macclesfield; Fred Kershaw, Esq, do; Albert T. Moores, Esq, do; F. H. Johnstone, Esq, do; F. Kershaw, Esq, do; Fred. T. Lees, Esq, do; Thomas Muson, Esq, do; S. H. Lees, Esq, do; Chancellor and Mrs Blakesley, London; Rev U. S Charlewood, Market Drayton; J. Lee, Esq, Leedt.; K Basil Lupton, Esq, do; Mr and Mrs Stanley Blease, Oxton; Miss Blease, do; W. L. Monckton, Esq, Wolverhampton; Mr and Mrs J. B. Lonsdale and maid, Manchester; Thomas Howe, Esq, Manchester; Mr and Mrs Copland, Dublin; W. Maelaughlin, Esq, do; Frank Schwabe, Esq, Manchester; G. H. Sargant, Esq, Birmingham; C. Cowries, Esq. Liverpool; D. Rhodes, E.-q, Chadderton; J. Rhodes. Esq, Man- chester; Capt and Mrs Midgley, do; George Jessop, Esq, Leicester; H J. Richard, Esq, do; Mr and Mrs Kincaid, Dublin; H. E. Xincaid, do; Mr and Mrs Chambers, London. IMPERIAL HOTEL. E. E. Edwards, Esq, Rock Ferry; R. Jacobs, Esq, do; H. Hughes, Esq, do; A. H. Valentine, Esq, do; Professor Razis, Manchester; T. Phychoes, Esq, do l'. Pathos, Esq do; N. Frangopoulo, Esq, do; R. lildesley, Eq. Bilston; C. Tildeslev, Esq, Killenhall; Mr and Mrs Walker, AValtonsed tle, Lancashire W. B. Stewart. Esq, Manchester; R. Magnus, Esq, do; J. F. Griffiths, Esq, Liverpool; R. Howell, Esq, do; Miss F. W. Nightingale, do; Miss J. Thomas, do; H. Granger Prior, Esq Dublin Mrs Granger Prior, do; Mr and Mrs Clark, Birmingham; Mr Lester, Dud- ley; Mr and Mrs Young. Liverpool; Miss Young, do; Master W. Young, do. v. (LIST OF VISITORS CONTINUED). RHIANVA PRIVATE HOTEL. (Mrs Browning-, Proprietress). U. Harrison, Esq, Manchester; Mrs Harrison, do; D. M Cathcart. Esq, Sydenham; Mrs Cathcart, do; Miss K. Mabel Cathcart. do; P. Bratt, Esq. Man- chester; Mrs Bratt, do; Miss Bratt, do; Miss Minnie Bratt, do; Mrs Thompson, do; Miss Thompson, do; John Brown, Esq, do; John W. Crossley, Esq, Halifax. Pension Edelweiss, Grove Park-Misses Rete- meyer Miss Foster, Edgbaston Mrs Shortrede, Liverpool Miss Eda Barclay, Claughton Miss Amy Steele, Birkenhead H. R. Harris, Esq, Aintree Miss Harris, do Miss Mary Harris, do Lawrence L. Noar, Esq, Timperley, Cheshire West Grove, Conway Road—Mrs Grindley Miss Hare, Southport Mr and Mrs Chalmers, baby and nurse, Blundellsands Mrs Guthrie's family and maid, Mossley Hill Glan Aber, Conway Road-Mrs Auchinleck Mrs Marsden, family, and maid, Rochdale Montague West, Esq, Princess Road, Liver- pool Mrs West, do Miss West, do Mrs Creak and party, Cheadle Hulme Claremont Private Hotel, Marine Road F. Royden, Esq, Birkenhead L. Bootle, Esq, Crumpsall Green Mrs Bootle, do Messrs R. H. J. and W. Bootle do H. W. Chell, Esq, Bury Carrall, Esq, Bowden Mrs Carrall and family, do G. Broad, Esq, Congleton The Chestnuts, Marine Road—Mrs Taylor T. W. Stokes, Esq, Moseley Mrs Stokes, do W. Stokes, Esq, do Miss Stokes, do F. W. Stubbs, Esq, Shifnal W. H. Stubbs, Esq, do F. A. Stubbs, Esq, do W. H. Eastwood, Esq, Eccles Mrs Eastwood, do W. Middleton, Esq, do Mrs Middleton, do Miss C. Crossley, do Miss M. Crosslev, do Miss Holding, do J. H. Marston, Esq, Wolverhampton R. Marston, Esq, do C. Marston, Esq, do H. C. Taylor, Esq, Moseley West Leigh Private Boarding House The Misses Crossley Benedict Jones, Esq, Cavendish Park, Rock Ferry Mrs Jones, family and maid, do Mrs Eastwood, Eccles La Plata Villa, Greenfield Road-Miss Moulsdale E. Lloyd Jones, Esq, Brooklands, Sale Mrs Lloyd Jones and family, do Foster, Esq, Liscard Mrs Foster, do The Misses Foster, do J. H. Kay, Esq, Huddersfield Mrs Kay, do Cardigan House, Greenfield Road—Mrs Hunr Mrs Brassev, nurse and baby, Miss Conway, Chester Mr and Mrs Varley, family and maids, Huddersfield Villa Marina—Mesdames Hammond & Vivian The Misses Taylor, Stalebridge Miss Hall, Dale Ford, Northwich Master Richard Hall, do Miss Oswald, do Maenan House- Mrs Roberts Lieutenant J. Garnock, R.N.R., Liverpool Mrs Garnock and family, do Dr J. Duncan Howe, Dublin Mrs Howe, do Bangor House, 3, Rhiw Bank Avenue-Mrs Wag-staff Mr and Mrs Cobley, Sparkbrook, Birmingham Delaware Villa, Wynnstay Road-Misses Hughes and Bartley Mrs Asbury, Alsager Miss Fox, Haslington Miss Asbury, Alsager Miss Lewis, Birmingham Miss Gertie Ball, Walsall Olive House, East Parade- Mrs J. T. Hughes, Altrincham Craiglands, Ha warden Road- Mr and Mrs Statham, Southport Masters Percy and Douglas Statham, do Mr and Mrs Forshaw and family, Marple, Cheshire Rhos and Abbey Houses—Mrs Morgan B. Renyson, Esq, Manchester Mrs Renyson and family, do Miss Smith, do E. Rayner, Esq, Liverpool Mrs Rayner, tamily and maid, do Miss Wilson Mr and Mrs Charles Rowley, Manchester Mr and Mrs Radcliffe, Rochdale Master Radcliffe and nurse, do H. Gibbons, Esq, and party, Liverpool Mr and Mrs Dunkerley and party, Bowdon Marine Hotel, Colwyn Mr F.- A. Wichelhaus, Rockferry Mr W. H. Wichelhaus, do
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MAGAZINES and Periodicals bound to any pattern, in First-class Style, by competent Workmen and on our own premises, by R. E. JONES & BRO'S Central Library, 8, Station Road, Colwyn Bay, and Rose Hill St., Conway. THE Editor of the Medical Annual speaks in the highest terms of CADBURY'S COCOA as a beverage and a food for invalids on account of its absolute purity, high quality, and great solubility and counsels the Medical Profession to remember, in recommending Cocoa, that the name CADBUHY on any packet is a guarantee of purity.
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COLWYN BAY. Parish Church. Llandrillo.— English Services, 11.0 a.m. Celebration of the Holy Communion at the mid-day service on the 1st Sunday in the month. St. Paul's, Colwyn Ray.—11.0 a.m. and 70 p.m. Celebration of the Holy Communion at 8.0 a.m. every Sunday. Celebration at the mid-day service, 2nd Sunday in the month. Service on Wednesday evenings at 7.0. Rev W. Venables- Wilhams, M.A., Oxon., vicar surrogate. The Rev John Griffiths, M.A., Oxon., and Rev J. H. Astlev, Al. I., Cantab., curates. Dr. M. Venables- Williams, hon. organist. English IVes'eyan—St. John's,— I he AWVP.—N^xt Snndav morning 11.0, evening 630, R'vC F. "Richards'-n, L.L. Prayer meet-itr. morning 1015. Sunday School, afternoon 2.30. Wed. nesday evening 7.0, Rev Dr Richardson English Presbyterian.—Sunday morning. 11.0. even- ing 630, Rev. John Thomas, B.A., Liverpool. Wednesday evening, 7.0. L English Congregational.—Morning, 11.0, evening 7.0. Rev Thomas Lloyd, Pastor. Baptist Chapel (English Services).-Morning 110, evening, 7.30. Rev. W. Hughes (pisW) Welsh Services morning, 9.45. evening. 6.0. Sunday School: afternoon, 2.0. A SUCCESSFUL LOCAL COMPETITOR AT THE LLANDUDNO EII;TEDDFOD.-At the Easter Monday Llandudno Eisteddfod, Mr Richard Parry, Colwyn Bay, was awarded the first prize in the oak- grained panel competition, Mr Thomas Jones, Cwlach Street, Llandudno, being second. THE LLYSFAEN COUNTY COUNCILLOR'S LATEST DISTINCTION.—The Rev J. Spinther James, M.A., C.C. for the Llysfaen Division, was adjudged, equally with the Rev Thomas Jones, Llandudno, one moiety of the two guineas prize, at the Llan- dudno Caivinistic Methodist Easter Monday Eist- eddfod, for the best elegy on the late Rev. Owen Jones (" Meudwy Mon "), F.S.A. ANOTHER PREHISTORIC RELIC FROM RHIW- LEDEN.—At the April Monthly Meeting of the Liverpool Geological Association, Mr Robert Storey exhibited a beautifully-made linear-shaped spear-head of bronze, taken from cave debris at Rhiwleden. The situation of this interesting find leads to the hope that further relics of prehistoric man may yet be found in the rock hollows of the picturesque headlead. It will be remembered that some months ago there was chronicled in The Weekly Aevis the exhibition of Rhiwleden relics of prehistoric cave-animals. A GRATIFYING ANNOUNCEMENT.—The friends of the late Mr James Niven, commercial traveller, Colwyn Bay, and a member of the Madog Lodge of Freemasons, No 1509, will be glad to under- stand that his son, James Bruce Niven, has been elected on the first application to be admitted to the Roya: Masonic Institution for boys. He was the sixth elected out of twenty candidates. Great credit is due to Mr J. G. Tuxford, P.M., and Mr Albert Bromwich, W.M., for the strenuous efforts they made in carrying out this good work so successfully. He is the first child admitted into the institution of a member of the Madoc Lodge. THE WELSH WESLEYAN QUARTERLY MEETING. —The Conway Circuit Welsh Wesleyan Quarterly Meeting was held at Colwvn Bay. The Rev William Evans (Monwyson), now second minister (stationed at Llandudno), was heartily invited to undertake, for the second year in the Circuit, the Superintendence(but with residence at Llandudno), the Rev Mon Hughes, of Bangor, to be second minister, and resident at Conway. Mr Joseph Ellis was unanimously recommended as a candi- date for the ministry, A letter of sympathy was sent to Mrs Richards (widow of the Rev D. Richards, of Carnarvon) in her great sorrow and loss. THE ENGLISH BAPTIST CHAPEL SorREE.A grand concert was held at the English Baptist Chapel, Colwyn Bay, on Wednesday evening, April 13th, when the chair was occupied by Mr W. O. Hug-hes, National Bank of Wales, sup- ported by the Rev W. Hughes, F.R.G.S. The Chairman, after making; a few well-chosen re- marks, called upon Messrs Ward and Brackstone to open the programme with a pianoforte duett. Mr T. Evans Hughes having next rendered "The Sailor's Grave" (Sullivan), most pathetically, the chairman next called upon Mrs D. J. Davies (Flint), to render Sullivan's Beloved Again," and in this, her debut at Colwyn Bay, she scored a success, having to respond to an encore, with "Clychau Aberdovey," which was also much ap- preciated. We knew that a treat was in store when we saw Telynor Seiriol's name on the pro- gramme, and our expectations were fully satisfied when we heard the sweet and rich rendering on the harp,—of the Welsh air Sweet Richard," and iii response to an encore the lively "March of the men of Harlech." Mr Brack- stone gave a fine rendering of "The Landing of the Pilgrim Fathers." The violin solo, Birthday Schoilishe," bv Master Percy Thomas, was very well played. Mr T. Evans Hughes sang Picolominis' "Eternal Rest," Herr Loetschert presiding-at the pianoforte, and Mr. R. Brackstone at the organ,-the effect was charm- ing. The first part of the programme wound up with a spirited pianoforte solo by Herr Loetschert. The second part was opened by Telvnores Seiriol with a harp solo, "Pen Rhaw," and this was warmly applauded. Mrs D. J. Davies again favoured the audience, this time with The Gift (Thomas), and fairly captivated them. A violin solo, "Une Fete a Trianon," by Master Percy Thomas received well-merited applause. Mr T. Evans Hughes gave a sweet rendering of Maid of Athens." Mrs D. J. Davies rendered Gyda'r Wawr in a truly artistic style. Telynor Seiriol contributed another harp solo to the programme Mr T. Evans sang" Good Night, Beloved" (Balfe), after which the Chairman proposed, and Mr Showell seconded, a hearty vote of thanks to all who took part in the concert. The Rev W. Hughes, F.R.G.S. proposed, and Mr Brackstone seconded, a vote of thanks to the chairman. Herr Loetschert and Mr R. Brackstone played a pianoforte and organ duett, after which the En- gdish National Anthem was sung, and then the company repaired to the Schoolroom, where sup- per was laid out, the tables presenting an appet- ising appearance, and among the delicacies which decorated the tables were newly laid Easter eggs, --such a novelty, which every one enjoyed. The following ladies and gentlemen were most active in seeing to the wants of their patrons :-Mrs Hughes, Congo House Mrs T. Evans-Hughes, Rhoslan Mrs Brady, Rhoslan The Misses Rad- cliffe, Heathfield; Miss Williams, Chapel House Mrs Williams, Chapel House Miss Bullock, Gorsefield and Miss Whiltz, Victor Road; The Rev W. Hughes; Mr Evans-Hughes, Rhos- lan Mr Ward; Mr Showell; Mr Brackstone; Mr R. Brackstone; Mr Bullock Herr Loetschert; &c &c. During supper Telynor Seiriol gave various selections on the harp, Herr Loetschert ditto on the pianoforte, songs also being given by Mr Brackstone and Mr T. Evans-Hughes. A most pleasant evening was spent. SERVICES AT ST PAUL'S CHURCH. APRIL 2 4TH-FIRST SUNDAY AFTER EASTER. MORNING SERVICE. VeOlte Atkins in A. Psalms Ross and Goss in E. Te Deum Lawes, Cooke. Jubilate Crotch in A. Hymns I75, 308, 545. EVENING SERVICE. Fsaims Beethoven. Magnificat Nunc Dimittis Maunder. Anthem "0 Sing unto the Lord" Lloyd. Hymns 537- 274.
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