The Weekly News and Visitors' Chronicle for Colwyn Bay Colwyn Llandrillo Conway Deganwy and Neighbourhood

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Sales by Auction. MESSRS. F. A DEW & TROMAN, AUCTIONEERS, SURVEYORS, VALUERS, & LAND KGENTS, Colwyn Bay, TELEPHONE No. 21. and Conway. TELEPHONE NO. 2x3. ESTABLISHED 1889. SALES of Landed Estates, Freehold and Leasehold Business Premises, House Property, Building Land, Hotels, Live and Dead Farming Stock, Household Furniture, Pictures, Books, and Plate. VALUATIONS of Estates, Business Premises, Private Residences, Building Land, Standing Timber, Agricultural Property (including Tenant Right Valuations under Agreement or the Agricultural Holdings Act), Dilapidations, ftc., and for Probate, Mortgage, Trustees, Business Transfers, Hotels, ftc. SALES BY PRIVATE TREATY. HOUSES TO LET—Furnished &: Unfurnished. Information given of Houses, Building Estates, Farme, Country Residences, and Business Pre- mises for Sale or to Let in all parts of North Wales. Under Distraint for Rent. MONDAY NEXT, 22ND OCTOBER, 1906. '[Y'N Y FFRITH, TROFARTH. MESSRS. F. A. DEW & TROMAN will Sell IVi by Auction, on the premises as above, a quantity of CORN, HAY, &c., including Two Stacks of Oats, One Stack of Barley, One Rick of Hay, Milk Float, Implements, &c., &c. Sale at 12 noon prompt. Terms :—Cash at the fall of the hammer. TUESDAY, 23RD OCTOBER, 1906. aura SALE AT THE PUBLIC HALL, COLWYN B\Y. MESSRS.F. A.DEW & TROMAN will Sell by Auction, at the above Hall, a large quantity of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Sale at 1.30 p.m. prompt. On view morning of sale from 10 o'clock. FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. BLACKWAlL, HAYES & GO, AUCTIONEERS & VALUERS, LIVE STOCK SALESMEN, HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS, LLANRWST. Proprietors of the Llanrwst Horse Repository. Sales held periodically on Horses, Carriages, Har- ness, Ac. Entry forms and conditions on application. Sales by Auction and Valuations of Landed Estates, ilouae Property, Live and Detid Farming Stock, Household P'iir;iiture, &e. Houses to Let,, Furnished and Unfurnished. Agents for Fire and Life, Personal Acoident, and Employere' Liability Insurance. 578 c ILCENUS, LLANRWST. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19TH, 1906. SALE of the whole of the Live and Dead FARM- ING STOCK and a portion of the Antique HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Sale at 12.30 p.m. Usual credit. (EFN BACH, CAPEL GARMON. MONDAY, OCTOBER 29th, 1906. ON the whole of the Live and Dead FARMING STOCK, etc. Sale at 12.30 p.m. Usual credit. Mr. A. J. Oldman, Auctioneer and Valuer, LLANDUDNO. Preliminary Notice. 3, VARDRE VIEW TERRACE, TYWYN, V DEGANWY. OALE of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE by O A. J. OLDMAN, on THURSDAY, OCT. 25th, 1906. 1295 THE COLWYN BAY AUCTION ROOMS AND PROPERTY MART. MESSRS. P.Wilson-Jones &Morgan, F.A.i. (Late MR. JAMES STEVENS), Auctioneers, Valuers and Estate Agents, Architects & Surveyors. SALES BY AUCTION and VALUATIONS of Landed Estates, Business and Residential Properties, Farms, Live and Dead Stock, etc. Expert Hotel Valuers and Stock- Takers, Certificated Bailiffs, and Assessors of Fire Losses. These exceptionally fine Auction Rooms are open daily for 4, the receipt of Consignments of every class of Goods, and FURNITURE SALES will be periodically held, whilst SPECIAL SALES may be arranged for. Advances made and prompt settlements guaranteed. OWNERS and SOLICITORS are invited to use these Rooms as A PROPERTY MART for Afternoon and Evening SALES BY AUCTION. A REGISTER OF HOUSES to Let (Furnished and Unfurnished) or for Private Sale is systematically kept, and every attention paid to the requirements of APPLICANTS, to whom No CHARGE is made. AGENTS TO FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT, and other PRINCIPAL INSURANCE OFFICES. Telegrams: Wilson-Jones, Colwyn Bay. National Telephone: 4Y3. 73° A BERGELE STOCK SALES. MESSRS. P. WILSON-JONES & MORGAN 1 V have arranged to hold Sales of Fat and tore Cattle and Sheep, on the 1st WEDNESDAY In each month. Entries requested as early as Possible. 916 Sales by Auction. MESSRS. Robert & Rogers Jones, LLANRWST & COLWYN BAY, Auctioneers, Valuers, House & Estate Agents, (ESTABLISHED 1853.) UNDERTAKE Sales of Landed and Building U Estates, Freehold and Leasehold House Property, Live and Dead Farming Stock, House- hold Furniture, &c. Valuations for Tenant Right, Probate, and Morgage purposes. Inventories carfully prepared and examined. Rents Col- lected. Life and Fire Insurance Agents for leading Offices. OFFICES Ty'n-y-Fynwent, Llanrwst, and Penrhyn Road, Colwyn Bay. Telephone Nos. Llanrwst, 15; Colwyn Bay, 89. 374 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19th, 1906. BWLCH, DEGANWY.—On the whole of the LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STOCK, PRODUCE, &c. The property of the late Moses Jones. Usual Credit. Sale at 12.30 p.m. o'clock. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20th, 1906. SIAMBER WEN, LLANWRST.—On the whole of the LIVE & DEAD FARMING STOCK, CROPS, &c. Usual Credit. Sale at 12 o'clock noon. MONDAY, OCTOBER 22nd, 1906. TALYCAPN MART PERIODICAL SALE of no Fat Bullocks, Heifers, Cows and Bulls, 50 Calving Cows, Heifers and Store Bullocks, 650 Fat Wethers, Ewes and Lambs, 860 Breed- ing Ewes and Wethers, incuding 250 Grand Mountain Wethers from Talybraich, Capel Curig; and 150 Breeding Ewes from Bodin, Capel Curig. Sale at 12 o'clock. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25th, 1906, and not Wednesday, October 24th, as previously advertised. NANT MAWR, LLANGERNIEW.—On the whole of the Live and Dead Stock, Implements, Crops, etc. Sale at 12 o'clock noon. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27th, 1906. FOTTY, LLANDDEWI, LLANRWST.—On the whole of the Live and Dead Farming Stock, Crops, and Household Furniture. The property of the late Richard Hughes. Usual credit. Sale at One o'clock. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31st, 1906. BWLCH GYDROS, GYFFIN, CONWAY.—On the Live and Dead Farming Stock, &c. Sale at 12-30 o'clock. Mr. John Pritchard, Auctioneer & Valuer, BANGOR. OLWYN BAY. c CAPESTHORNE TOWERS, WEST PROMENADE. \/i R. JOHN PRITCHARD is instructed by iVJL Mrs. Rickard, who is relinquishing house- keeping, to sell by Public Auction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24th and 25th, 1906, and the following day if required, commencing at I I a.m. most punctually each day, the assemblage of excellent and superior HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE in 6 Entertaining Rooms, 14 Bedrooms, and Domes- tic Offices, briefly summarised, and comprising two walnut drawing-room suites upholstered in crimson plush and in leather, six antique mahogany chairs (Georgian period) upholstered in damask, with couch and easy chair en suite, suites of mahogany, single and easy chairs, with couches, mahogany and walnut wood telescope dining tables, mahogany, rosewood and walnut Pembroke card, Sutherland leaf, fancy and occasional tables, what- nots, handsome overmantels and pier glasses, a lioble mahogany sideboard surmounted with mirror back, 6ft. 6in. wide, several mahogany and walnut wood sideboards and cheffoniers with plain and mirror backs, a beautifully-designed inlaid walnut drawing-room cheffonier with bevelled mirror panels and display shelves, a rich-toned trichord treble cottage pianoforte, in walnut case, by Arthur Allinson & Co. music stool, bamboo and cane tables, window poles and drapery, superior Brussels and other carpets, hearthrugs, brass and iron fenders and fire sets, coal vases, antique oak bookcase, oak hat and umbrella stand, and hall chairs, oil paint- ings, engravings, painted wall placques, glass, china, plated goods, cutlery, bed and table linen, blankets, quilts. The 14 bedrooms are replete with the fittings of a first-class boarding establishment. On view Tuesday, October 23rd, from 2 to 4 p.m. Catalogues (2d. each) may be obtained on the premises, of the printer, and of the Auctioneer, Bodhyfryd, Bangor. 1231 In Bankruptcy. ^ASTLE HOTEL, LLANFAIRFECHAN. MR. JOHN PRITCHARD is instructed by the Trustees to Sell by Public Auction, on Tuesday, October 30th, 1906, the Valuable APPOINTMENTS of this Hotel, recently purchased Plated Goods, Cutlery, Glass, China, Bed and Table Linen, Blankets, Quilts, 4 pull Beer Engine and piping, Cork Extractor, Spirit Jars, Measures, National Cash Register, the Stock-in-Trade of Wines, Spirits, and Cigars, Pig Weighing Machine and Weights. As the Lots are numerous, the Sale will com- mence 10.30 a.m. punctually. Catalogues of the Auctioneer, Bodhyfryd, Bangor. VISITING CARDS.—Plates Engraved and Cards Printed at Low Prices. Ne Plat* Required. Gents', 50 1/ 100 1/6; Ladies', 50 1/6; 100 2/ Address, 6d. extra. AT R. E. JONES & BROS'. Sales by Auction. BOOTH & SANDY, AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGEHTS. Sales by Auction and Valuations of LANDED ESTATES, HOUSE PROPERTY, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, LIVE STOCK, Etc., UNDERTAKEN ON REASONABLE TERMS. Valuations for Probate, Mortgage and Transfer. Sales by Private Treaty. Mortgages Negotiated. Inventories made and examined. Agents for Fire, Life, Personal Accident, Live Stock, Plate Glass and Mortgage Insurance, with the Leading Companies. Offices-I6, Station Road, TELEPHONE No. 27 (Colwyn Bay). Colwyn Bay. Particulars of Properties for Sale, or To be Let Furnished or Unfurnished, for- warded free on application. 1043 Wanted. 16 WORDS, 6d.; 3 WEEKS, la. WANTED used stamps of any of the following: VV Antigua, Bahamas, Leeward Islands, Grenada, St. Lucia, St. Vincent, Cayman Islands, Falkland Islands, Montserrat, St. Kitts.—G. Sewell, 84, St. Anns Street, Salisbury. A557 MILK.—Milk Wanted; reliable Dairies; churns found and cleaned if required cheques weekly.-Apply, James Holt & Son, Dairymen, Cowper Street, Birmingham. A.539 WANTED for Cash.—Machinery, Iron, or Metal, of every description, in large or small quantities, including the entire plant of disused works or mines. Distance no object.— Write or wire Maden & McKee, 92, Scotland Road, Liverpool. Telephone, 2075 Royal. Telegraphic Address," Maden, Liverpool." 654 Situations Wanted. 16 WORDS, 6d.; 3 WEEKS, is. LADIES-wanting good servants should write Zr interview Mrs. Evans, Isfryn, Old Colwyn. 1259 LE-HURST, the unsurpassed and popular Ventriloquist and refined Humourist, is booking engagements at moderate terms for con- certs and parties. Recommended by nobility, clergy.—Address, Mount Pleasant, Ruthin. A519. Situations Vacant. 16 WORDS, 6d.; 3 WEEKS, is. WANTED a thoroughly experienced coffee- room Waitress.—apply, Gwydyr Hotel, Bettws-y-coed. 1307 BARMAID wanted, domesticated also house- maid waitress, and smart young man as single-handed Boots.-App!y with reference and full particulars, Victoria Hotel, Llanrwst. 1313 BOY Wanted, one just left school preferred, to make himself generally useful.—Steward, Masonic Hall, Bangor. A556 WANTED a good strong general.—Apply, Plas Mawr Restaurant, Conway. 131 WANTED several Sett-makers; steady and good workmen.—Apply, The Manager, The British Grey Granite Co., Ltd., near Clynnog, Carnarvon. A554 DOUBLE your salary by qualifying yourself to become an Electrical Engineer; "we can do this for you at your home write for our free book, How to become an Electrical Engineer" to Elect. Eng. Institute, 413, Norwich House, South- ampton Street, Holborn, London. 913 \\TANTED, experienced General; no cooking VV or washing; good wages if capable.— Sefton Boarding House, Old Colwyn. A549 MRS. EVANS requires superior servants at once; good characters essential. Stamp or interview.—Isfryn, Old Colwyn. 1258 TO an energetic brainy man a good Agency offers a short cut to a good income. We offer the Agency, if you are the man, write us to- day.—Address, Cole, Box 921, Weekly News Office, Conway. A538 YOUNG General for housework, 3 in family, good home. Wages 3s.—42, Manor Road, Liscard, Cheshire. A540 Late Advertisements. These Advertisements were too late for Classification in Page 6. \7TOLETS, splendid large clumps for winter flowering. Siflgles, La France, Luxonne, Princess of Wales, Admiral Avellan doubles, Marie Louise, De Parmé, Mrs. J. Astor, and Comte Brazza 2s. 6d. doz.—Watts, Llanfairpwll, Anglesey. A561 THE ART OF ADVERTISING.—A German journalist has recently been devot- ing himself to a special form of study which one may style "the psychology of advertisement." He finds, as the result of his labours, that an advertisement should appear at least ten times in about the same place in a paper. At the first insertion the reader doesn't see it; at the second he sees it, but does not read it; at the third he reads it; at the fourth he findls out the price of the article advertised; at the fifth he notes the address at the sixth he speaks of it to his wife at the seventh he determines to buy it; at the eighth he buys it; at the ninth he speaks of it to his friend's at the tenth his friends tell their wives about it. Then comes multiplication, and the result may be left to the imagination. Public Announcements. VICTORIA PAVILION, COLWYN BAY. Secretary W. A. PRYCE-DAVIS. GRAND GRAND EVENING CONCERT, SACRED CONCERT, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2oth, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21st, At 7.45 p.m. ARTISTES: At 8.15 p.m. MISS GERTRUDE HUGHES, MISS ETHEL THOMAS, SOPRANO THE TALENTED VIOLINIST (Royal Albert Hall and Queen's Hall, London, Concerts) The Original WORLD-RENOWNED MEISTER GLEE SINGERS, LONDON; MISS CARRIE LUMBERS, Pianist and Accompanist. Reserved Seats. Lounge (numbered), 2s.; Semi-Lounge and Balcony, is.; Admission, 6d. Doors open at 7.0. Concert at 7-45. Carriages at 9.45. Plan of Seats may be seen and Tickets obtained at Pier Ticket Office; Tickets from R. E. Jones & Bros., Stationery, Station Road; and Hotel Metropole. TELEPHONE: Colwyn Bay, 31. Conway, 12- PRINTING (Commercial & General) EXECUTED PROMPTLY, ARTISTICALLY, AND ECONOMICALLY. Copper-plate.. AND Lithographic Wo: I -o" IN EVERY DESIGN. BOOKBINDING (Only First-class Workmen Employed). Plain and Relief Stamping. DIES CUT TO ORDER. (See Our Specimen Book) "I.:)"V. R. E JONES & BROS., "WEEKLY NEWS AND v ISITORS' CHRONICLE OFFICE, 8, STATION ROAD, COLWYN BA ANn gOSE JJILL STREET, £ ONWAY. TAKE NOTICE. LLANDRILLO-YN-RHOS. A JUMBLE /'—* SALE, WILL TAKE PLACE ON Saturday, October 20th, at 6 p.m., IN THE CHURCH ROOM. Entrance 3d. Great Bargains. 1382

The Earl Carrington. At Gwydyr Castle is a letter from the King, written when he was Prince of Wales, to Earl Carrington, whom the Royal writer addresses as My dear Charlie." This circumstance is brought to mind by reading the following interesting remarks in the Daily Despatch" of Tuesday:— ROBBING THE KING. Lord Carrington, who was personally invested by the King this morning with the Order of the Garter, is an old friend and a quondam school chum of the King. The recent Crown Lands Act, there is reason to believe, was actually the product of the King and Lord Carrington in collabora- tion." The King's Liberal tendencies as regards all matters appertaining to the welfare of the poor are well known, and when the present Government came into power, and Lord Carrington was made the head of the Board of Agriculture, the King met him at dinner, and in the course of conversation said, Well, Carrington, you will now have as opportunity to put that scheme of yours for robbing me of my Crown lands into operation," to which Lord Carrington replied, "No, sir, I merely pro- pose to sow them with a still wider and deeper affection on the part of your people towards your- self." Thereafter the King and Lord Carrington had more than one conference, in which the Crown Lands Bill was drawn up between them. Shortly, however, before Lord Carrington made known officially the details of the scheme at a horticultural show near Banbury, both the King and he seem to have become possessed of a fear that this scheme for cutting up the Crown lands into small allotments might be regarded as too revolutionary. Lord Carrington was expected to make a long and im- portant speech, but, as a matter of fact, he merely delivered a brief and prosaic account of his pro- posals. He subsequently explained that the King thought that it would be unwise to make too much of the matter, especially as Lords--and Lords (mentioning several great Conservative land own- ers) were antagonistic to the scheme. THE CEREMONY OF INVESTITURE. King Edward on Monday morning left Euston to visit Lord and Lady Colebrooke, at Abington, Lanarkshire. Previous to his Majesty's departure I u s i Earl Carrington, President of the Board of Agri- culture, attended at Buckingham Palace and re- ceived, at the King's hands, investiture with the Insignia of the Most Noble Order of the Garter, to which his lordship was recently admitted, in suc- cession to the late Duke of Rutland. The ceremony took place in one of the small State rooms, and there were present, in addition to the members of his Majesty's suite, Garter King of Arms, the Master of-Ceremonies, the Lord Chamberlain, and the Master of the Household. The proceedings were very brief. His Majesty personally placed the blye riband of the Order across the recipient's breast, and affixed the badge. His Majesty wore Field Marshal's uniform and the Order of the Garter. The Master of the Ceremonies, Garter King of Arms, and all the other officials present were also in uniform. Among those in attendance on the King were Lord Suffield, the Hon. Sidney Greville, and Captain the Hon. Seymour Fortescue. LORD CARRINGTON AND THE LAND TENURE BILL. Lord Carrington has written as follows to Mr. James Rowlands, M.P. :—"[l shall be delighted to accept the invitation of the Executive Committee of the Land Law Reform Association to attend a conference on the subject of the Land Tenure Bill on the 22nd, and I hope you will express my grate- ful thanks to your committee for the compliment of asking me. The feeling in favour of the bill is increasing daily, and I confidently look for the support of the whole of the army of progress in my endeavours to get the bill passed into law."