Rhyl Journal

St Mary's Annual Re-Union. The annual tea meeting and re-union in connec- tion with St. Mary's Church was held at he Town Hall yesterday. The. attendance was Wge, while the building was crowded to excess at he evening gathering. The arrangements were arried out under the direction of the Rev Father barker, with the following committee :-Captain .ribbin (secretary), Messrs C Wilders, P Byrnes, Hubert O'Grady, Mrs Fazakerley, Miss Hushen, -Miss Fazakerley, and Mrs Shepherd. The ladies vho presided and assisted at the tea, were -drs DeRance, Mrs Perks, Miss Alexandra Hotel), Miss Mathews, Mrs and Miss iones, (8 West Parade), Mrs Vaughan (Gronant Street), Mrs Clarke (Windsor Street), Mrs Jno 'larke, Mrs Symondu, Mrs and the Misses tfacWalter, Mrs and Miss Shannon, Mrs jnd Miss Shepherd, Miss Brierley, Mrs iyrnes, Miss Hushen, Mrs Hibbits, and the hisses Sisson and Ward (St. Asaph). Plants and lowerp for decorative purposes were lent by Mr Shepherd (Glan Morfa), and Mrs Clark (Sun Inn). i.'he performance in the evening consisted of a very ^editable production of the operetta, entitled, Snow White and the seven I)warts." The hildren who took part in the representation all id their parts remarkably well, while the dresses nd acting reflected much credit on their teacher, "ties Fraser, who had spared no efforts in making e performance a success. The parts were taken y the following :-Princess Snow White, Mary ^ioManus the Queen (stepmother to Snow White) Mary Byrnes Prince, Teddy McElroy Carl, 'he Huntsman, John McManus; the Seven "warfs, Camilli Gizzi, Luigi Gizzi, Willie I I)avies, Charles Hunt, Thomas Byrnes, Frank d, and Willie Jennings; Older Forest Children, .da. Davies, Julia Shepherd, Frances McElroy, Bridget Byrnes, Annie Hunt, T Foley, Gordon McElroy. Edward Snodgrass, and Albert Campini; ounger Forest Children, Hannah Byrnes, Matilda ampini, Mabel Campini, Ethel Davies, Winnie Iavies, Agnes McWalter, Mary Gizzi, Teddy ')oes, Teresa Jennings, Mary Medcalf. Maggie oley, P Shepherd, T Byrnes, Willie Jones, Katie icManus, Nelly Davies, and Agnes McManus. uring the interval Mr R Williams, gave a amorous contribution. Mrs Haselden efficiently fcompanied, and the pianoforte was supplied by :essrs H W Roberts & Co., High St. At the 08e of the proceedings the Rev Father Parker ianked the ladies and gentlemen who had assisted '•ii the tea and entertainment, and said he hoped to "e toble to arrange for a repetition of the perform- ice at an early date. Social Evening at Salem, Warren Road. Last evening an invitation social gathering was 'd in the Schoolroom at Salem C.M., Warren oad. The arrangements were carried out by Mrs rattan, Foryd Fawr; Mrs Benbow, Wellington w'; Mrs Blackwell, Vaughan Street; and Mrs Jones, Foryd, who, between them, provided for le large number of guests present. The tables 'ere very tastefully set out, the ladies who presi- ed and assisted being as follows Mrs and Miss ViUiams, Queen Square; Mrs and Miss Jones, •Myrtle Cottage Mrs Knowles Jones Mrs Hugh ones, Warren Road Miss Davies, Abbey Street; Ira Robt Jones. Aquarium Street; Mrs and the hisses Vaughan Jones Mrs Lloyd, MissT Jones, 'vqu&rium Street; Mrs Parry, Queen Square •liss L Middleton Miss K Williams, Mrs Lloyd, Varren Road; Miss Middleton, WeBt Parade: H A (Virnam^ vliws Grimms Mrs Koberts, %apel House; Miss L Davies, Princes Street; -1rs EmbJem, &c. A number of gentlemen also uaisted generally. After supper an entertainment t. vas given in the chapel, when the following took Misses L Hughes, L Davies, A Roberts, G Williams, K Williams, G Benbow, G Jones, Blod- ten Roberta (Abergele), S Jones, Master J Wil- ,iams, and Mr Davies (Ruthin). Miss Blackwell Presided at the harmonium. The proceeds of the locial were devoted to the Building Fund.

GLEANINGS. la announced from Paris of M. Ernest oftsln^ths iuveutor of tlio roller boat. jr, Villiam 0. Priestley, M.P., 1ms given the fruitarfclty of Edinburgh A:1,000 for the re-decora- Io.&\°( the University library. ifr was reported at Middlesbrough, that there Were tweuty-five cases of smallpox in the fever homital there. Mr.Wyllie, the artist, who lives at IIoo Lodge, bn the banks of the Med way, has offered to decorate the walls of the village institute. Prince Khilkoff, Minister of Ways and Com- tnunicatious, has left St. Petersburg on a tour Otinspectioii of the Trans-Siberian Railway. A Times telegram from Paris chronicles the passing into law of a bill giving women the right to vote in the elections for tribunals of commerce. An officinl despatch received at Lisbon from Laurenco Marques, denies that any serious diffi- Culty has arisen with the natives of the Limpopo. At a Cabinet Council held in Madrid it was decided to make a Government grant of 600,000 pesetas in aid of the sufferers from the recent floods in Catalonia and elsewhere. The magistrates of the West London Police Court have sent a donation of £5 to the Church Army in aid of its work among the outcast and destitute. Tet another instance of a soldier family! Staff- Qaartermaster-Sergeant Wraight writes that lie and his three sons are at present serving in the army. The Postmaster-General, in reply to a corre- spondent., states that- it is not at present proposed to make a reduction in the minimum cliarge:of 6d. on postal telegrams. An anonymous donation of £1,000 has just been rect-iveti by the building committee of the Roman Catholic cathedral now in course of con- struction at Westminster. Mr. John Venimore Godwin, who for many years was a prominent figure in the municipal, social, and commercial life of Bradford, died the other day, at the flge of eiglity-Litree. I In order to distinguish attendants at the reading and newspaper rooms of the British Museum from the general public, it has been decided that they shall wear a badge of office. The Vestry of St. George, Ilavover Square, have decided to join in the movement initiated by the Vestry of St. Margaret ana St. John, Westminster, to create auuniClpahtaes for Lon- don. At Llanelly a young signalman, n&mea John Thomas, in attempting to enter theguarasvai of a passing train Tell on the metals,oneot thee crushing his hands, both of which were cut off above the wrist.. In the Belgian Chamber of Representatives, B Socialist Deputy made an attack on the Presidelit) and a vote for the member's temporary expulsion was carried. As lie declined to withdraw, the sitting was suspended. A shocking accident has occurred at. the Bonne JLsperance Colliery, Wn sines, Belgium. Fifteen men were being drawn to the surface, when the ,wle broke, !lilt! the unfortunate men were dashed billed. bailiffs' certificates at •w '1 flave

srate by a uctton. BY AIR FRED WALLIS. 23 AQUARIUM STREET, RHYL. MR FRED WALLIS has been favoured with instructions to sell by Public Auction on the above premises on TUESDAY AND WED- NESDAY, FEB. 1st and 2nd, 1898, the whole of the useful and modern Household Furniture and Effects, Comprising the contents of 3 Entertaining Rooms, 8 Bedrooms, Kitchen, &c., and consisting ENTERTAINING ROOMS Walnut Suite in Terra Cotta Stamped Velvet (9 pieces) Walnut China Cabinet with Bevel Plate back, Large Pier Glasses in black and gold and plain Oak frames, Bamboo Flower Stand and Window Tables, Mahogany- framed Couch in hair, Ladies' and Gent's Easy Chairs, Ladies' Rocking Chair, Arm Chair, four Bentwood Chairs, Handsome Marble Timepiece, Pair Bronze Horses, Brass:Rail Fenders and Fire Brasses, Mahogany and other Dining Tables, Inlaid Gaming Table, Whatnot, Brackets and Ornaments, Pictures, Prints and Water-colors, Carpets and Hearthrugs. BEDROOMS: Brass and Iron Bedsteads and Palliasses, Spring Mattrasses, Wool Mattrasses, Prime Goose Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, Mahogany and other Dressing Tables and Wash- stands with Marble tops, Mahogany and other Toilet Glasses and Towel Rails, Oak 3-tier Chest of Drawers, Painted Dressing Chests and Wash- stands, Toilet Ware, Chairs, Carpet and Oilcloth. ENTRANCE HALL AND STAIR CASE.—Barometer, mahogany hat and umbrella stand, Chippendale arm chair, old oak case clock with brass dial, oak linen chest, oak night commode, stair carpet and oilcloth, cocoa and other door mats. KITCHENS, &c.-Dresser with 3 drawers, tables, chairs, rocking chair, large iron fountain, metal dish covers, steel fender and irons, mincing machiue, knife machine, mangle, and the whole of the usual kitchen requisites, together with the bed and table linen, breakfast, tea, and dinner ware, glass, china, and cutlery, &e., &c., also gent's pneumatic first-grade BICYCLE, B.S.A. frame and fittings throughout, fitted with Fleuss tyres, and nearly new. All on view day prior to sale, from 2 till 4 p.m. Sale to commence each day at 1 p.m. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, at his office, Town Hall, Rhyl, and at St. Asaph. (93 PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. BLACK INN, RHUDDLAN. :FEBRUARY 10th and lith, 1898. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. (91 Wood-carving. MR J. HANMER HUTCHINGS will commence a Class for Wood-carving and Embossed Leather on Thursday, February 10th, in the Technical Classroom, over Messrs Greenhalgh and Geary's, Market Street, Rhyl. Time, 1-30 p.m. to 3 p.m. For further parti- culars apply to Mr Hutchings, Studio, St Peter's Churchyard, Chester. {90 Rhyl Oycling Olub. THE 5TH GRAND ANNUAL Masquerade AND Fancy Dress Ball WILL BE HELD ON Friday, February 18th, IN THE GRAND PAVILION, RHYL. Prizes will be awarded for the most Effective Ladies' and Gentlemen's Dress. Dancing to Commence at 9 p.m. Carriages, 3 a.m. Double Ticket (Lady & Gentleman), 10s 6d. Single Ticket, 6s. Including Refreshments. SPECTATORS will be admitted to the Gallery from 9 p.m. to 11 p.m., Admission Is. Early Door 8-30 p.m., 6d Extra. Tickets may be obtained from the following gentlemen Mr H. T. Roberta, M.C., Mr H. Sandoe Mr A. Vaughan Mr Geo. Moss [-Stewards. Mr W. E. Jones Mr W. L. Foster I MrD. R. Jones, Captain R.C.C. Mr T. Davies, Vice-Capt. 69) Mr C. Wilders, Hon. Sec. Masquerade & Fancy Dress Ball- FEBRUARY 18th, 1898. Ladies'and Children's Fancy Dresses Of all descriptions for SALE OR HIRE, or procured to order. Over 500 designs to select from. Masks, Wigs, or any part or parts of Fancy Dresses may be hired separately. Sequins, Spangles, Jewels, Beads, Tarletons, Nets, Gauzes, &c.—Lists on application. JIRS H. W. ROBERTS, FANCY COSTUMIER, Handel House, High Street. 56)

DYSERTH. CONCERT.-The annual concert in connection with the Dyserth National School took place on Wednesday, 26th inst., when Leonard Hughes, Esq., occupied the chair. The room as usual was literally crammed with people, and the programme was gone through to the evident satifaction of those present. Amongst other items which were well received were the "Action Songs," "The Chinese Lantern," "The Little Cooks," "Topsy Turvy," "0 merry it is at close of day, 11 The Fire Brigade." The performers were all with one exception connected with the school, the gentleman who kindly assisted was Mr Thomas Jones, Tan-y- foel. Mrs Thomas conducted, while Mr Thomas acted as accompanist. Addresses were by the;Chainr.an, Rev J Owen, and Mr Scourhe d, and after the usual votes of thanks a most enjoy, able evening's entertainment was brought to a close. Tuesday, February the first, will see the initial issue of the ("Daily Contract Recorder"-a new candidate for public favour. The" Contrat _11 Recorder" will be published at one penny ana be on sale at same time as other London morning dailies. The object of the new venture is to sup- ply commercial intelligence and particulars of a" tenders and contracts throughout Europe. Messrs Cordingley & Co., of 39 & 40, Shoe Lane, London, are the proprietors.

ABERGELE. FOOTBALL Yesterday the Amateur Thursday team journeyed to Abergele to play the return match with that town's team. The Amateurs were accompanied by a. goodly number of supporters. The homesters won the toss, and W Jones set the ball in motion. Abergele were the first to score this goal was disputed as offside by the visitors, but the referee over-ruled it, and allowed the goal. This aroused the visitors, who tressed severely, and eventually equalised, ■ at half-time being 1 goal v h", -<.1

Salts lJu Euctton. By MESSRS. SARSON & SCOTT. PRESTATYN, COUNTY OF FLINT. Important Sale by Public Auction oi a Choice FREEHOLD PROPERTY, consisting of a compact RESIDENCE standing in its own Grounds, embracing an area of 546 Square Yards fronting the Sea, within ten minutes' walk of Prestatyn. The completion of the New Railway Station, and the erection of the New Hotel adjoining, at a cost of over 910,000, will not fail to enhance the desirability of Prestatyn for Residential purposes. The government of the town by the New Urban District Council will consideiably promote the welfare of the place and increase its popularity as a rising Health Resort. MESSRS. SARSON & SCOTT are instructed to ..L Offer for Sale by Public Auction, on MONDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 31, 1898, at Three o'clock, within the RAILWAY HOTEL, PRESTATYN, All that Desirable and Compact FREEHOLD PROPERTY known as POPLAR COTTAGE, TOWYN, PRESTATYN. The Tenure is Freehold. Possession of the Premises, now in the occupation of the Vendor, may be had upon completion of the purchase. The Accommodation of the Residence comprises Three Bedchambers, Reception Room, Two Kitch- ens, and other Domestic Offices. The Land comprises an area ot 546 Square Yards, suitable for Gardening purposes, or the erection of other Property. The Premises are well calculated to meet the requirements of parties desiring a Summer Resort or as a Residence all the year round for people desiring to reside permanently in Prestatyn, which for its bracing air and other health-giving qualities is not excelled. For further particulars and Orders to View the Premises apply to J. PIERCE-LEWIS, ESQ.. Solicitor, Rhyl and Prestatyn; or to the Auctioneers, High Street. Prestatyn. VRON DEG, NANT HALL ROAD PBESlATYN. MESSRS SARSON & SCOTT are instructad to sell the modern and newly purchased Furniture in the above residence on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17th, 1898, at 1 p.m. Particulars next week. Auctioneers' Offices High Street, Prestatyn. 66 The Avondale" RESTAURANT & BAKERY, 63 High Street, (2 doors from the Post Office), WILL BE OPENED N A FEW DAYS, TO SUPPLY All kinds of PLAIN and FANCY CONFECTIONERY. BREAD DELIVERED DAILY. Best Materials only used. PERSONAL ATTENTION given to all orders. (88 amertca. _e CUNARD LINE. _e FIVE AND A THIRD DAY PASSAGES ROYAL fAIL STEAMERS FROM LIVER il POOL VIA QUEENSTOWN, SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION at moderate fares lor FIRST and SECOND Class Passengers; also through to CHINA, JAPAN NEW ZEALAND,and AUSTRALIA For NEW YORK. For BOSTON. F,TRIIEIAI Sat.,Feb. 5PAVONIA.Tues..Feb. 1 i CAMPANIA..Sat., Feb. 12 CKPHALONIA Tu., Feh. 8 UMBRIA.Sat.. Feb. ly|CAHINTHlA. lues., Feb.la Steerage Passengers to all parts of America anc Canada at low rates, those by Boston steamers booked In New York without extr charge THKCUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY,LIMITED 8, Water Street, Liverpool OR TO THEIR AGENTS, R, D. ROBKRTS (Mwhou^, Agent RHYL. J. ARTHUR EVANS & Co. Station Chambers, RHYL JOHN S. WILLIAMS. 3 Market Street, Rhyl. ale bQ nbau Creatp. TO BE SOLD by Private Treaty—all that free- hold detached Family Residence known as PEN-Y-DON," in the Town of Rhyl, approached from the East Parade (to which it has one of its principal elevations) and Chester Street, and late in the occupation of M. S. PLUNKETT, ESQ., deceased. The house is situate in its own pleasure grounds, and comprises spacious Entrance Hall, 3 Reception Rooms, with Conservatory leading off, Dining Room, Small Library, 9 rledrooms, Kitchen and usual domestic offices. There is also an Artistic Tower in the grounds (containing two rooms), from which excellent sea and mountain views may be obtained. Also a capital Two-stalled Stable, Coachhouse, and Toolhouse, &c. C Also all that newly-erected Freehold Residence, known as "GLANYDON" (but at present known as ARCVILLE ") situate in its own grounds, close to the above, facing the East Parade and sea, now in the occupation of Miss and used as a Ladies' Boarding School, containing three Reception Rooms, Recreation Room, 6 Bedrooms, Bath Room, Dinner Lift, Kitchen, and usual domestic offices, with an asphalted Tennis Court at the rear. Beautiful sea and mountain views are also obtained from this property. For further particulars apply to and oners to purchase to be sent to P MESSRS GAMLIN & WILLIAMS, 954) Solicitors, Rhyl. SunTjag ^cttoicess, &c. gNGLISH MTESLEYAN 0HAPEL BRIGHTON BOAD, BHYLI. Free Seats. Collection at each Service Morning at 11. Evening at 6.80. Preacher Next Sunday REV. W. A. HIND (Wrexham). Evening Service-Wednesday at 7.80

RHUDDLAN PENNY READING. Another of these popular entertainments took place at the. Reading and Recreation Room, on Thursday evening, -0th inst. The room was more crowded than ever, lhe lol- loping took part and. acquitted themselves with credit and satisfaction :-Mrs Stanley, Mrs Bell, Mrs Edwards, the Misses Kate Roberts, Lizzie Evans, S .T Williams, M J Jones, Jane Jones and Messrs Ed Evans, Thos Roberts, E Jones, and W Jones (Dyserth), and Teddy Gwindy Jones (in character), ««r?Chin. Chinaman." d

I fiotices. COUNTY OF FLINT. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that at the expiration of 40 days from the date hereof, application under the Seal of the County Council will be made to the Secretary of State for the Home Department, to sanction and allow the following BYELAWS, For the good rule and government of the County of Flint, made in pursuance of the Local Govern- ment Act, 1888, by the County Council of the said County, at a Meeting held on the Eighth day of December, 1897, at which 41 Members of the Council (being not less than two-thirds of the whole number of the Council) were present. Extent of Byelaws. 1. These Byelaws shall extend and apply to the County of Flint, (except the Borough of Flint wholly situate therein). Interpretation of Terms. 2. Throughout these Byelaws, the following words and expressions shall, if not inconsistent with the context, have the meanings hereinafter respectively assigned to them, that is to say (a) Street means and includes any high- way, public bridge, and any road, lane, footway, square, court, alley, or pass- age, over any or either of which the public have right to pass or to have access thereto. (b) Words importing the singular number shall also include the plural. Prohibiting the Annoyance oj Persons attending Places of Worship. 3. No person shall to the. -yance or obstruc- tion of any persons going to, attending at, or returning from divine service in any Church, Chapel, or other place of public worship, wilfully and persistently loiter about or near the entrance of any such Church, Chapel, or other place of public worship. Prohibiting the use of Profane, Obscene, or Indecent Language, Gesture, or Conduct, in any Street or Public Place. 4. No person shall in any Street or Public place, or in any place within view or hearing of any Street or Public place, use any profane, obscene, or indecent language, gesture, or conduct to the annoyance of passengers, or use any abusive language, gesture, or conduct towards any person with intent to put such person in fear or whereby a breach of the peace may be occasioned. Vehicles to have Lamps attached after Sunset. 5. A person driving or having charge of any Waggon, Cart, or other Carriage drawn by a horse or other animal, upon any Main Road or Highway, within the County, shall, during the period between one hour after Sunset and one hour before Sunrise, carry attached to such Waggon. Cart, or other Carriage, a Lamp or Lamps, which shall be so constructed and placed as to exhibit a white or uncoloured light in the direction in which he is proceeding, and so lighted and kept lighted as to afford adequate means of signalling the approach or position of such Waggon, Cart, or other Carriage, provided that where one Lamp only is so carried, it shall be attached to the off or right side of the Waggon, Cart, or other Carriage; and provided also that where such Waggon, Cart, or other Carriage is carrying a load which projects more than 6 feet behind the body thereof, such person shall also carry a Lamp or Lamps, so constructed and placed, and so lighted and kept lighted, as to exhibit a red light or lights visible to persons overtaking the same. Provided always that these Byelaws shall not apply to any Farm Cart, Waggon, or other Car- riage, proceeding on the business of a farm from one to another part of such farm, at a rate not exceeding three miles an hour. Prohibiting Betting in Street and Public Place. 6. No person shall frequent and use any {[Street, or other public place, either on behalf of himself or of any other person, for the purpose of bookmaking or betting, or wagering, or agreeing to bet or wager with any person. Penalties. 7. Any person who shall offend against any of the foregoing Byelaws, shall be liable on summary conviction for each offence to the following pen- alties, that is to say (a) For an offence against Byelaws numbered 3 4, and 5, not exceeding 40 Shillings (b) For an offence against Byelaw numbered 6. not exceeding Five Pounds. THOS. T. KELLY, Clerk of t4e Flintshire County Council. Mold, 3rd JatnW, 1898. N.B.-A copy of the proposed Bye-laws may be seen at the office of the Flintshire County Council, High-street, Mold, by any ratepayer in the county, during office hours, without pay- ment of any fee or reward. A copy of such proposed Bye-law. or any part thereof, can be obtained at the above-named office on payment of Sixpence for every hundred words contained in such copy. [55 COUNTY OF. FLINT. Local Government Acts, 1888 & 1894 The St. Asaph Rural District, the Parishes of St. Asaph, Bodelwyddan, Waen, Dyserth, Meliden, Rhuddlan, Part of the Civil Parish of Abergele, The Urban District of Rhyl, and the Urban District of Prestatyn. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a Com- mittee appointed by the Flintshire County Council, under and for the purposes of the Local Government Act, 1888, and the Local Government Act, 1894, or either of them, will hold an Inquiry at the Town Hall, Rhyl, on Wednesday, the 16th of February next, at 12 o'clock at noon, and will then and there proceed to take into consideration the following matters, that is to say 1. A Proposal by the Guardians of the St Asaph Union. (a) That the Parish of Rhyl should be divided into wards for the Election of Guardians, and that the boundary of such Wards be coterminous with the Wards as they now exist for Urban District Council purposes. (b) That the present number of Guardians to be elected by the Parish of Rhyl remain as at present but that three of the total number shall be elected by each Ward. The Wards to be named the East, West, and South Wards respectively. 2. To deal with that portion oi title Civil Parish of Abergele, now situate within the Rhyl Urban District, and to name the new Parish created by the operation of the Local Government Act, 1894. 3. To name that portion of the ancient Parish of Rhuddlan, now formed into a Separate Parish within the Urban District of Rhyl. 4. Proposals by the Prestatyn Urban District (c) That the number Members of that Council be increased. (d) That representations be made to the Local Government Board to have the County Council Electoral Division, comprising the Parishes of Dyserth, Meliden, and Prestatyn, divided into two Wards, with a Representa- tive on the County Council for each Ward. The Urban District of Prestatyn to form one Ward, and the Parishes of Dyserth and Meliden to form another Ward. 5. To consider the of further dealing with the number of Parish Councillors, now elected for the Parish of Meliden- AND NOTICE IS HEK.EBY UB,TUER GIVEN, that all Persons interested may attend the said Inquiry and be heard. F THOS. T.KELLY, Clerk of the nntshire County Council. Mold, 25th January, jj* 72 Mold, 25th January, jj* 72 DYSERTH. Musical Competition Thursday, March 3rd, 1898. FIVE PRIZES. For programmes and particulars apply to Mr J- E. Jones, Rallt, Dyser AN TED.-A Ge"t"% SAF'ETI BICYCLE, YV second hand '^ht roadster a serviceable machine in good condition. Price and parti £ "'ars to R.J.P., Journal Office. [94 TO LET. a Furnished Apartment HOUSE, and 1 CVJTCAIIP DRESSMAKING BUSINESS ills I ST. ASAPH UNION. Female Industrial Trainer Wanted. THE GUARDIANS of this Union invite applications for the appointment of a FEMALE INDUSTRIAL TRAINER for the Workhouse. Candidates must be single, or widows without encumbrance, able to speak the Welsh Language, and over 21 years of age. The duties are to take charge out of School hours of the boys and girls maintained in the Workhouse, to see that they are kept clean and tidy, to be responsible for that part of the Workhouse occupied by them, to instrncfc the girls in needlework, cutting out, and to train them generally in domestic work also, to assist the Matron, when reqnired, in such a manner as the Guardians may from time to time direct. Candidates must be able to play the harmonium, and teach the children singing. Salary 920 per annum, with Board. Lodging, and Washing in the Workhouse, valued at f25 for superannuation purposes, the whole to be subject to the provisions of the Poor Law Officers' Superannuation Act, 1896. Applications, in Candidates' own handwriting, stating age and present occupation, accompanied by testimonials of recent date, to be sent tc me, the undersigned, not later than THURSDAY, the 17th Day of FEBRUARY. Candidates must attend the meeting of the Guardians on Friday, the 18th February, at 12 o'clock, but no travelling or other expenses will be allowed. By Order. CHARLES GRIMSLEY, St Asaph, Clerk. January 21, 1898. (73 DRAPERY.-WANTED, Sharp well-educated 1-7 Girl as an Apprentice. Apply-Hubbard's, The Bon Marche. High Street. (20 rpO BE LET, A Newly-built HOUSE, 19 Albert Street; Rent £ lo. Apply-J. Foulkes, Albert Villa. (25 2 BICYCLES FOR SALE — Gent's Light Roadster, £ 5; Lady's Latest Model, £ 7. Both equal to new, cost more than double.— 16 John-street, Rhyl. [39 FOR SALE—Tuif Sods for Lawns, also second hand Doors, Casings, Window frames, Sashes and Stone Sills and heads, Grates and other building materials. Apply to W J Simcock, Architect and Surveyor, 7 River St., Rhyl. 43 PRACTICAL MILLINER having recently relinquished her business in the Midlands owing to private affairs, is open to accept the position of milliner or millinery saleswoman at a very moderate salary. Apply, Smith, 8 Grosvenor Place, Chester. 42 GENERAL-SERVANT WANTED, with good U" Character. Country girl preferred.— Bendall, 24 Queen Street. [48 A NYONE having PROPERTY FOR SALE A. may find it to their advantage by sending- particulars to E. Parry, Penymaes, Holywell. [47 WANTED & few days old Graphic (weekly) or Illustrated L.N., at half-price. X Journal Office. 49 VANS, Practical UPHOLSTERER YY t E All kinds of work in the above tradt attended to personally.—Workshop: The Old Armoury, Windsor-street; Residence: 8, Glad. stone Villas, Aquarium-street. (6029 TO BE LET, from February 1st, a small Private Hot^e, central, near the Station. Immediate possession can be obtained. Apply- E.M., Journal office. (15 T^TBETET OR SOLD,—House and Shop in best part of the town. Central position suitable for any business. Plans and further particulars upon application (by letter) to W co. Editor. 10 LET, COTTAGE in Sussex Lane. Rent JL 3s 6d per week. Apply, Wallis, Auctioneer, Rbyl. 50g AKEHOUSE TO LET. Central Position. JD Apply to Mr Wallis, Auctioneer. -L nOTTAGES TO LET.-Apply to 12 Eas U Parade, Rhyl. (919 XJESTAURANT AND DINING ROOMS.— At For Sale by Private Treaty. All that valu- able Freehold Shop and Premises, No. 24 Bodfor St., Rbyl, now in the occupation of the owner, Mr Pryce Davies, as a Restaurant, Dining room, and Dairy Shop. A first-class business is done on the premises. Possession at any time.- For further particulars apply to Greenhalgh and Geary, Auctioneers, &c., Market St., Rhyl. 956 GIGANTIC CLEARANCE SALE. Dress Materials, Sd., Is., Is. 6d., &c., per yard. Also Calico, Flannel, Blankets, Sheets, &c, &e. Sale, Price List. Particulars of JE50 Cash Prize Competition and Patterns Free LUTAS LEATHLEY & Co., Arrnley, near Leeds. (3 F- LIN r INFANT SCROot, -Waiite(l, HEAD i. MISTRESS, average, 140 salary, £ 80 To commence February Z3 let. Apply-ftev. W. Ll. Nicholas. Flint. (16 TO BE SOLD by Private Treaty, the business of a Greengrocer and Seed Merchant. Ful] particulars may be obtained on application to Mr E. A. Crabbe, Solicitor, Town Hall, Abergele. (13 WANTED for the coming Summer, a Good TENNIS GROUND. Must be large enough for Two Courts. State price and par ticulars to Fred W. Nelson, Beechwood-road. (40 MRS. WILLIAMS (Late of Manchester), begs to inform the inhabitants of Rhyl and district that she has a large number of situations for Servants of all classes. Ladies wanting good Servants, and Servants with good references suited daily. Vacancies in England and Wales. Mrs Mary Williams, Registry Office, 29a Bedford Street (opposite Men's Home), Rhyl. (36 (36 PARTMENTS-TO LET, comfortable Sitting A and Bedrooms for winter months. Refer- ences to parties who have stayed here. For terms apply to Mrs B. Williams, Swansea House, 56 West Parade, Rhyl. (838 TO BE LET, as and from the 1st day of May i next, that pleasantly situated VILLA known as Kempton House," situate in Conwy Street, Rbyl, containing three entertaining rooms, SIX bedrooms, bathroom, w.c., kitchen, and the U|Q^ domestic offices. Sanitary arrangements perfect. Rent £ 45 per annum.—Apply to Messrs n and Williams, Solicitors, Rhyl. A LADY living in Meliden would li^e the care A of a Child or Children, who require a change and motherly care permanency or otherwise. Apply at the Journal Office. (76 P~~ENSARN, Abergele.—TOL3E~LET, with im- P mediate possession as a going fur- nished or otherwise, Desirable HOUOE, with modern requirements suitable for private residence, boarding or lodging house best position near sea and station rent and rates low. Perkins & Hunt, Abergele. (81 rFiO BE LET OR SOLD.—Two semi-detached X Villas in Highfield Park, Rhyl. Apply to W. J. Simcock, Architect and Surveyor, 7 River Street, Rhyl. (77 MRS BADHAM'S First-class REGISTRY OFFICE for Servants, 3 JOHN STREET. Letters by Post promptly attended to. (78 WANTEDTGENERAL SERVANT, wages IV £ 14. Mrs Phillips, Bodfari Rectory, Trefnant, R.S.O. (74 RHYL, 55 WEST PARADE—TO be SOLD or LET, this large Double House, with Stable and Coach-house possession 1st May next. Also several other Houses to Let and for Sale. Apply to Elwy Williams. 79 HOUSES TO LET near Marine Lake, Wel- 11 lington Road. 2 sitting, 4 bedrooms, kitchen, pantry, and cel!ars. Rent £ 19. One with bath £ 21. F. Bateson, Claraby, Col wyn qy. TVRT, an Enclos^"YTRDand Two • -table for a Workshop P,-eet West. "0') Lawrence's Glycerine Cough Linctus I I Is a Quick and Certain Cure for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis ■ Influenza, Hoarseness, Tickling in the Throat, Asthma, and Ches; H I Complaints generally. The first dose gives relief in a few minutes two or three doses will stop a Cold, and a small bottle will generalh cure an obstinate Cough or attack of Bronchitis. Price is. lid! 2S. 9d., and 4s. 6d. per bottle. H Lawrence's Nerve Pills I Are a Never-failing Remedy in cases of Neuralgia, Pace-ache Tic-doloreux, Nervous Exhaustion, General Debility, &c. They sooi I restore health and vigour to the frame and give tone to the entir( H nervous system. Free from Opiates or Narcotics, is. iic I and 2s. 9d. per box. and 2s. 9d. per box. Pynar's Pine Plasters I Will give Instant Relief, and banish Rheumatism, Lumbago, I Sciatica, and all Aches and Pains. The only reliable Chest Protector. I Beware of Imitations. Pynar's is the one Plaster that will give I ease and prevent pain. From all Chemists and Stores, or post free I for 9§d. from H 2 LAWR.IUNCE'S Cash Pharmacy, 20, High Street. M The ABSOLUTELY RELIABLE Tuner of Pianos, Harmoniums & American Organs In RHYL and Neighbourhood is W A BEDDJ NGTON (18 YEARS' EXPERIENCE). Who has been for the last ten years one of the principal Timers with* Messrs Dale, Porty and Co., of Cheltenham, Birmingham, etc, the largest provincial house in the trade. TERMS: Single Tunings 3s. 6d. Periodical tunings arranged for. Satisfaction guaranteed. ADDRESS: Denbigh House, 16 Edward Henry AStre64, Rhyl. N.B,-W. A. BeddiDgton wishes to inform the musical public of Rhyl and neighbourhood, that b. relies solely upon his merits as a tuner. and his skill and experienoe as a repairer of Pianos. Harmoniums and American Organs, to retain the confidence of the public. Give him a trial and see. Before making fature contracts send for W.A.B. Y oa will not ;rat it 293 Sweet and wholesome Bread, S High-class Confectionery, jr 0 Fru its, r;, &c., &c„ CA 'BENDALL & so* \Z^ V ✓ jr Proprietors. XvV /o°: N.B.—The enly Vienna Bake: I sr O in Ehyl, for which we have a speci J? plant.. y/t 0?3 and STEAKS from THE GBIL NORTH AND SOUTH WALES BANK LIMITEI REPORT By the Directors of the North and South Wales Bank Limited, to be submitted to the Propriety at their Sixty-second Annual Meeting, to be held at the Rooms of the Liverpool Law Association, Liverpool, 25th January, 1898. BALANCE SHEET AT 31sT DECEMBER, 1897. LIABILITIES.. ABSETS. Deposits, Current Account Balan- Cash in hand, a ca oi ee„. fifil RQc IQ ces &c £ 7 870.623 15 6 days' notice ••• .±.l,»8l,b»5 1» Notes ki Circulation.: ^O 0 0 £ 1,0^0,000 2. 910,000 0 Drafts, not exceeding 21 days' £ 80,000 India S/0 gfco| date 3 679 14 5 Debenture and Preference ococks T date ••• J first-class English Railways 416,018 7 Acceptances, and Creta nnder o llM3,1W „ Bills for Collection and other items 1'25,300 12 2 Advances to customers, temporary Loans 011 Railway and other Total Liabilities to Public .8,355,962 18 > &«. M TotolsSbed, £ 2,400.00° 0 0 Cf^Ss-leai Office and 315,168 Reserve liability 1,800,000 0 0 Branches 133,826 7 J Sums m transitu with Branches Paid up 600,000 0 0 an(* Agents, and other Items 208,591 141 Reserve Fund | 400,000 0 0 Undivided Profits 20,358 1 4 1,020,358 1 4 •. £ 9.376.320 19 5 £ 9,376,320 19 T T. BROCKLEBANK,-f ) J. BEAUSIRE, y Directors m onirr »\m WILLIAM WATSON, J T* ROWLAND HUGHES, General Mcinagev. We certify that the above Balance Sheet, in onr opinion, te»^"»nd fair Balance She,: ? properly drawn up so as to exhibit a true and correct view oiI p_nfi. Company a affai'^ as shown by tho Books of the Company, and that the Profits, as fit and Loss Accoar >, have been fully and fairly earned. j HARMOOD BANNER & SON, g3) Chartered Accountant'*■ TO BE LET, OR SOLD, No 12 and l6 BEECHWOOD ROAD, RHYL. Newly completed, with every convenience; 3 entertaining rooms, 6 bedrooms, good kitchens, pantry, gardns, &c. gas, and electric bells in each room. Hot water in scullery and bath-room. Apply to W. J. Simcock, Architect and Surveyor, 7 River Street, Rhyl. ST ASAPH.—TO LET, Riverdale," contain- ing 3 entertaining rooms, ? bedrooms, bath room, n w.c., and good kitchens, charrIlluly. situated in the Yale of Clwyd. wi good gardens, tennis lawn, and stabling- ttue from Cathedral and Railway Station. Wallitl, Auc. tioneer, Rhyl and St h. (298 TO BE LET well built private Villa, BOD MEURlQ> Bath Street, Rbyl containing three entertaining rooms, nine bedrooms, dress'lig room, c., with all modern conveniences. AppV ^'ohaw Green, account ant 18, King Street, Warrington or to Messrs Foulkes & Son, builders, 71, West Parade, Rhyl. (7911 B0 LET, FURNISHED, Westminster J_ House, Church Street. For particulars apply at 16 Church Street, (839 APAB^—^Staperior Well-furnished Apartments for the winter months or per- manency conveniently siluated in the very centre of the Parade. Every home comfort and con- venience. Terms on application.—Mrs Smith, Sycamore House, 30 West Parade. AWYNFA. VILLA TO LET. Rent JE20. to a nrivate and permanent tenant. PP J to owner, Mr Jas Davies, Llys Awen, Kby(227 STRONG BOY WANTED. Apply at Star1 Is, Supply Stores. (60 FREEHOLD PRopERTY tc be Sold, over- Jt; lookmp- the \a!e of Cl^-d. ^Apply—Aj FURNISHED HOUSFS.-The best lists f kept by J. E. Reberts and Co., Agents, Town Hall, Rbyl. TO BE SOLD Freehold Villa Residences i1 L the Marine Drive, Rhyl. Also ohf-iet building sites freehold or on chief.-App:Y!F E. W. Keatinge, Vaenol, Rhyl. (72' > TO-RELET OR SOLD,-Serni.detached V in Lake Avenue, Rhyl, 2 sitting-rooms, i bedrooms, hath, W.C., &c. Rent £ 25 a j Apply Mr Thomas Davies, Estats Office 't Rhyl Land Building Co., Rhyl, or Booth tni Chadwick, Architects and Surveyors, 42 Oxtr.rd Street, Manchester. r7: RAPERY.-WANTED YOUNG LADY AS Apprentice. Splendid opportunity to 1 a-a every branch of the trade. Apply, Thos J( at-?,. Cambrian House, Rhyl. p ESSRS.. j. LP. nED^A§?S, L. Is. iVl R.C.S., Dental Surgeons, 12 High St. at, Rhyl, have,, Vacancy for a well-educated Y( aiK as Pupil. For terms, &c., apply M above. t +!2 SALE. ^FREEHOLD HOUSED in Belle Vue Terr, oe 0 sp'en(*(* c° i ?n, well.tenanted, good n- vestment, also two freehold houses in Mo 'fV Load. App y, Jos. Williams, Ironmonger I Pod for street, Rhyl. 93; ,_JO FREE ADVERTISING. PROPERTIES FOR SALE OR TO BE LET — J. Property-owners and others desirous )l disposing of Property, Businesses, &c., bypriv ite treaty are invited to send full particulars to ::ie undermentioned for insertion (free of charge) ip the "NORTH WALES FREE PROPER REGISTAR," publishedmonthly, havinganext • give circulation, and being the only free advertis u* medium of its kind in the district. Intend inr purchasers and tenants should send for a copy the Register, which will be forwarded, post E, en !¡;tion to the Proprietors and Publisher 11 on,1 fj. A. "uec:,