Rhyl Journal

CYCLING CLUB ANNUAL DINNER. ^otej8 ^°°k place last evening at the Grosvenor the in* was attended by a large number of .e^bers. Mr J. S. Greenhalgh (President) the i- the chair, and Mr D. R. Jones (capt.) »°e"c^a^r- The host and hostess (Mr and the gafi^^en' that was possible to make Y^ed a 8UC°ess. The dinner was well £ ierc Tand gave every satisfaction. Mr J. i tesid w*s> *n proposing the health of the a^uded to the interest Mr Green- °°k in all things appertaining to the sjj6 Rhyl. Since he had taken office he tj. °^n in a substantial manner his interest (applause). riesi ent in replying said he appreciated hibld bonour which had been conferred upon him the that his actions would be such that b Would be able to say that they had a mistake in electing him to that '"Tli rn Posed b n an<* Trade of Rhyl" was pro- &1Bssrs ^aPtain, and responded to by v*Mo OS" J°nes (Cambrian House), H. i^Sht6' an<^ Roberts, who spoke of the 6 in prosPects a successful season, and of to theCJeasing winter trade. They also referred to th, fact that Mr Greenhalgh by giving work r8e number of men, had helped the Rhyl during the winter. 81 fllize e President then awarded the following Xn winners of races during the past SujTi-t, gold scarf pin, given by Mr C. M;a' Geo. Moss 2nd, painting, given Rf ^weU> MrH. Connah; 3rd, bamboo ^t^ aijd, given by Mr Fell, Mr Freeston. t^ted announced that Mr Foster had lIledals for competition in a race which ltt ot Yet been run. ^Cers'^rmsfcronS &ave the toast of "The Olb and members of the Rhyl Cycling referred to the benefits young SHmeVved from cycling) and hoped that would arrange some pleasant runs. ^cles .*?* that he would willingly pay a tax on w the money was devoted to keeping d eh 'Wrlatched roads as that to Abergele in a "t state of repair. ?Ptain was the first to respond, and he at ii a hope that more riders would turn Mrp.eruns- lerce -Lewis said that the club was k 11 it v! and a better position financially ^ad eVer ^een (applause), and that it of 6 8teady progress under the guiding ivr.. ?SC'1 men as Mr Connah, Mr Sandoe, Jtfr T. Roberts. M^ted ers announced that the Club had e bfwvi years and had now 132 members on Qth toasts followed, including the Ex- J>re (Mr Pratt), the Host and Hostess, 38> and the musical entertainers.

tight.On Road Welsh Baptists Tea and Concert. The an», i —— h^ton^2 and concert in connection with the i, y6fif Baptists, was held at the Town in Jday- There was a large attendance l^^nter^j1 and evening- The Rev K T Davies rv^Ga the arrangements, and the following rescen presided at the tables :-Mrs D Jones, 6ft t)a>i » Mrs Z Jones 68, West Parade Mrs %t P Chorch Street; Miss M M Williams, §'Urr. Miss S Evans, Queen Street; E• TU-8' ^°bn Street; Miss K Evans, West j)Miii 81??8 M and E Jones, 68 West Parade tT' Bodfor Street; Mr* I Roberts, Wist J1!!8'' Middleton, do Miss Edwards, 31 ». Mrs H Jones, Kinm«l Street; Miss 5 Miss Bunford, Church Street. The Wer° *8 followsMisses Edwards, lSW{^; S Jones, Abbey-street; Claudia v?avies» Truby, Williams, Abbey Street; H 1Street; L Roberts, Owen, John » k ^Edwards Ricketts, Mill Bank ►H e8t t>» Messrs Z Jones, S Jows, I Roberts, J.W jarade J Lloyd, I Hughes, I Lloyd, J _nes» Lloyd, J Edwards, &c. The were superintended by Mrs Kinmel Street, and Mrs T Edwards, va),.0a(i- Mr Thos Edwards, Ruabon House, the 6 assistance. evening the concert held under the ^Aeh^r y_°f Mr Robert Oldfield was of a success- the The programme was well sustained, f r^^8tea one and all had appreciative thi^Pam^jm audience. Miss Nellie Owen tu \^e and at the close the usual votes of foil W ^ePassed to those who had assisted at ^jj °>s. concert. The programme was as of Wti n °(orte D«et, "Non Mi Voglio," Oj^ges »> e»,.av'es a°d Powel; Solo, 44The Flight I or tat isa Claudia Davies; Unawd, "Yr J Morris JoneB; Duet, We are two b'°> ««o?Pt8'" Mi88 M and E Jones; Violin le« • how delightful," Master J Harvey C>;UnT'The01d Brigade," Miss S Alice ^wd, «« o na byddai'n haf o hyd," Miss IjV 5 Unawd, Merch y Cadben," Mi8n K1-™ > Solo» Sweet Bird of T Mabel S J ones; Glee, Awake °foru^re'" Isaac Jones and Party; Ra,>> ^es Bacchantes Galop di Bra- VircI» hu^ef Gwlady8 and Elsie Powell, Glee *'T>La8e r>, swyn," Mr I Jones and party, Song ''Wi ^iv»waCx ^smith," Mr 0 Morris Jones, Song thf u Miss Claudia Davies, Song ^4 B » Toil ar^ y°ungj" Miss Camden Jones, FI T 6 WHERE do fairies dweli," Misses, All T)n„°nes» Violin solo, "Gertie," Master if Jonen 1rf' °' "^one on the raft," Misa S an, Mr Hugh Williams, Chorua 'b Y 1 Jones and party. J I:

Sales Js auction. BY MESSRS. W. DEW & SON By Mr. W. IIALL, Successor to MR. T. 0. AMOS. WILLIAM HALL (Successor to MR. T. C. AMOS) Auctioneer, Valuer, House and Land Agent, 7 BODFOR STREET, RHYL, has the following Properties to let. Bath Street, 8 Bedrooms, &c., Rent 965 Marine Drive, 12 ol 60 East Parade, 10 „ » 60 West Parade, 8 pt >» 55 Russell Road, 6 38 Kinmel Street, 6 » >, 27 Churton Road, 4 >> 25 Aquarium St., 6 » 25 Wellington Rd., 4 18 Wellington Rd., 4 „ 1710s Also many others in various parts of the town and neighbourhood. NEW FREEHOLD HOUSES in Wellington Road near the MARINE LAKE, 4 Bedrooms, 2 Entertaining, Kitchen, two W. C's., large back yard, &c. Will sell if preferred.—William Hall, Auctioneer, Bodfor St., Rhyl. FIVE FREEHOLD HOUSES, in Belle Vue Terrace, splendid condition, well-tenanted, good investment. Also TWO FREEHOLD HOUSES in Morley Road.—Apply to William Hall, Auc- tioneer, 7 Bodfor Street. FOREIGN STAMPS.—WANTED to buy old collections of Stamps-English or Foreign, used or unused. No matter condition of album.—William Hall, Auctioneer, Rhyl. WANTED,—Old China, Curious Oil Paintings, Water Colour sketches, Antique furniture, and works of art for Mr William Hall's forthcoming Auction Sale of curios and works of art.—Apply at the Auction and Estate Offices, 7 Bodfor Street, SECOND SALE OF PLANTS, WITHOUT RESERVE. TO NURSERYMEN GARDENERS & OTHERS. MR. WILLIAM HALL, successor to Mr T. C. AMOS, has received instructions to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, on MONDAY, 14TH MARCH, 1898, at the CORN EXCHANGE, RHYL, a large consignment of English Grown Plants. Consisting of a fine collection of roses, rhodo- dendrons, palms, laurels, privets, elders, poplars, ash, lilac, limes, azalias, fruit trees, decorative and greenhouse plants. Catalogues now ready. The whole of the above are in excellent condition for planting. Sale commences at 2 o'clock prompt. Cash at fall of hammer. FURNTTURE SALE. R. WILLIAM HALL, successor to MR T. C. AMOS, will SELL BY AUCTION at the CORN EXCHANGE, at an early date, a quantity of Useful Household Furniture. NOTICE.—Parties having any articles for disposal may have them included in the Sale. For particu- lars, apply to the Auctioneer, 7 Bodfor St. (206

.A supply of good fresh beef suet is one of the m'ost important necessaries of the housewife, but, nr )vertheless, a thing not always to be obtained an a rticle, however, has been introduced by Messrs. I lugon & Co. Lt., Pendleton, Manchester, which 8 upplies this want, and at the same time possesses f fgreat advantages over the raw suet.

For PRINTING GO TO The 'Journal' Office. Sales i)2 Auction. By Messrs. GREENHALGH & GEARY. QUEEN'S AUCTION MART. MARKET STREET, RHYL. MR FRANCIS GEARY will SELL BY AUC- TION early in February a large assortment of Household Furniture and Effects. 57 PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ILANGFOBD COTTAGE, FORID MR. FRANCIS GEARY (on instructions from Mr Parry Jones) will SELL BY AUCTION on MONDAY, MARCH 21st, 1898, Household Furniture and Effects. The House, with Stable and Coach-house, and Land attached, TO LET. Possession may be had immediately after the Sale. (182 8 WEST PARADE, RHYL. MR. FRANCIS GEARY has been favoured with instructions from Mr Edward Jones to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, on the premises as above, on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15th and 16th, 1898, the modern and substantial Furniture and Effects. Comprising Dining, drawing, and sitting- room suites in walnut and mahogany, suitably upholstered mahogany telescope aad other dining tables, occasional tables, walnut and mahogany sideboards and cheffonieres, with plate-glass backs, &c.; ladies'and gents' easy and single chairs, pier glasses in gilt frames, harmonium, carpets, hearth- rugs, linoleums, &c. fenders and fire-irons, bronze hat and umbrella stand, brass and iron bedsteads, spring mattresses, feather and wool beds, ward- robes, dresssing chests and tables, &c, &c Painted baths, kitchen tables, &c, &c; Gas CookingStove, Gents' Cushion Tyre and Ladies' Pneumatic Safety Bicycles, and other effects, which will be fully enumerated in catalogues. Sale to commence each day at 1 o'clock prompt. On view on morning of each days' sale. Catalogues may be had on application at the offices of the Anctioneer, Market Street, Rhyl. (226 ■ i By MESSRS. PERKINS and HUNT. OSBORNE HOUSE, PENSARN, ABERGELE. MESSRS PERKINS & HUNT have received instructions from Mrs Earwaker (who is leaving Pensarn)to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION upon the premises as above, on THURSDAY, MARCH 17t\ 1898, the whole of the modern Household Furniture and Effects. For further particulars see posters, or apply to the Auctioneers' Offices, at Rhyl or Abergele. (147 By Messrs DEW and SON. BRYNLLITERIG, ST. ASAPH. Important Sale of In and Out-door Effects. MESSRS W. DEW & SON are instructed by Mr P. P. Pratt to Offer for Sale by Public Auction at the above Hall, near St. Asaph Railway Station, on the 21st, 22nd, and 23rd of MARCH, commencing each day at 11-30 a.m., the Household Furniture, Carriage and Cart Horses, Carriages, Harness, Portable Steam Engine, and a grand assortment of Valuable Implements, etc., etc. Catalogues are in course of preparation, and may be obtained shortly of Mr Evan Jones, Bailiff, on the premises, or of the Auctioneers, Bangor and Llandudno. (208

PRINTING of «"«ry description executed a the Journ J Norm, JUgb-Btreet, ;ihy Estimates furnished.

FLINTSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTIONS. There were contested elections in eighteen divisions of Flintshire on Saturday, and the result in each particular locality was announced the same evening. The following is the result of the polling, the asterisks denoting the candidates who were members of the last Council:— Brynford. John Phillip Jones (I) 117 *Samuel Jones (L) 110 Mold (East). Henry John Roberts (L) 182 William Wright (I) 122 Bistre. *James Peters (L) 224 Henry Hughes (L) 142 Colftyn *Charles Davison (I) 183 Oliver Ellwood (I) 77 W H Lloyd (retired) 3 Caergwrle. *H G Roberts (I) 255 F R Campbell (L) 50 Mold (West). Edward Lloyd (I) 173 *David Edwards (L) 141 Llanasa. *Robert Jones (L) 207 C J Batters (1) 157 Rhyl (South). *R LI Jones (L) 266 J S Greenhalgh (I) 125 Wepre. James Prince (L) 136 *Edward Blane (I) 118 St. Asaph H R Lloyd Howard (I). 190 John Peter Jones (L) 166 Rhyl (West) Francis John Gamlin (I) 260 *W Elwy Williams (L) 186 RhuddlaN. Chas. W Jones (L) 169 *Chas. W. Enyon (I) 144 Dyserth. John Jones (L) 227 Wm. Conwy Bell (I) 184 Hawarden Horace Mayhew(I) 173 *Hugh Jones (L) 94 Penyffordd. *John Bellis (L) 117 Thomas Lindop (L). 103 Thomas Darbyshire (I). 73 Cilcen. Basil E Philips (I) 155 *Henry DI Jones 154 Halkyn. Henry Lester Smith (I). 252 Goodman Ellis (L) 155 Newmarket. Edward Pierce (L) 128 John Thomas Jones (L) 106

DYSERTH. DEATH OF MR ROBERTS, DVSERTH HALL.— After an illness which lasted about thirteen months, Mr Roberts died yesterday, somewhat suddenly, after having been taken out into the open air in the course of the day. The deceased had re- sided exactly twenty years at Dyserth Hall, having formerly farmed at Kelston. He was well-known as Ul extensive dealer, and highly respected by all. He was for many years on various local authorities, and :for the past five years he represented the Dyse rth Division on the County Council. During his illness his' medical attendant was Dr Tnomas, of Rhyl, whilst consultations had been held with Dr Dobie, of Chester, and Dr Richard Williams, of Liverpool. The news ot his death came as a great shriek to his neighbours and friends, and a gap not easily filled up is thus caused in the district.

.-ITiaigitz,SA CHIEL AJlONG YB T"'Jttl'C' NOTHS, AW' ST JTH JHB'LL PRINT 'EM," has now become a saying so Jl* miliar that no apology need be made for in- troduction it; especially as it is intimately associated w ith the Press, which has helped in pnblishing the T time of Holloway's Pills and Ointment. The chiel tjfoat had been takin' notes for the past fifty years of Otte eures effected by these wonderful remedies, has frequently informed the public that they had no equal. He has noted where they have been saccess/al when other medicines failed, and he has been particular in stating that at this period of the year they are especially useful as they cure or relieve dysentery, diarrhoea, all stomach and bowel disorders, bile, and indigestion.

RHUDDLAN. BULB SHOW. -On Tuesday last an exhibition of bulbs, under the superintendence of Miss Buxton, of Belmont, was held at the Boys' School.— Amongst those present were Miss Buxton, Mrs Rowley Conwy, Mrs Vaughan, Mrs Stanley, the Misses May and Muriel Lloyd, St. Asaph, Mrs Mitford, Station House Mrs W Conwy Bell, Rev T W Vaughan, Vicar; Miss Compton New Inn, &c. There was a large number of exhibitors, and there were some very fine specimens. Prizes were given by Mrs Rowley Conwy, Bodrhyddan Mrs Vaughan, the Vicarage Mrs Conwy Bell, Bryn- ffynnon, and Miss Enyon, Hylas. Mrs Rowley Conwy and Mrs Vaughan discharged the duties of Judges, and awarded the prizes as fallows Hyacinths, 1st, Alice Davies, High Street, 2nd, Robert Eyton Hughes, 3rd R Evans (junr), Peny- bont; 4th, Edward Mitford, Station House, and May Roberts, Post Office (equal); 5th, Percy Goldsmith, High-street; Commended, Emily Davies, High-street.—Narcissus, The only prize awarded was given to Robert Eyton Hughes, -At the close, Miss Buxton distributed a bun each to the children who were exhibitors. CHAMPION PLOUGHING MATCH.—A select cham- pionploughing match was held yesterday on a field belonging to Mr Jno Hughes, Canol y Dref, near Penyffordd, Rhuddlan. There was a large com- pany present, the weather being beautifully fine. There were nine competitors, and excellent ploughing was witnessed. The stewards were :— Mr Frank Bibby, Rhydorddwy Fawr; Mr Williams, Penyffordd Mr Humphreys, Aberkin- sey Mr Huntington, St Asaph; Mr Williams, Pyd'ew; Mr Davies, Pontfaen; and Mr Owens, Plas Llwyd. The following were the judges :— Mr W Morgan, Kelston. Llanasa; Mr Foulkes, Llysfaen Mr Evan Roberts, Tandderwen, Aber- gele. The conditions were that each competitor was to use a plain plough without wheels, cutters, guides, or any other accessories, excepting grass chains'; no assistance whatever beng allowed. The judges epent upwards of two hours in judging. In giving their awards, they said it was the most difficult competition they had ever had, but they were unanimous in their awards, which were as follows: 1, David Hughes, Hylas 2, Cornelius Pierce, Waen 3, Chas Jones, Criccin 4, Peter Roberts, Bryncelyn; 5, Owen Jones, Prestatyn. The stewards gave 5s to each of the other competitors.

At ittill Town Ilail, judgment was given In Uie Board of Trade enquiry as to the standing of the Hull fishing smack Colonel Bnrimhy, nt. Flam- horongh. The Court [ouml that the casualty wits due to the skipper, James Mnlliollnnd, not having correctly ascertained the position on leaving the fishing grounds; also to all insufficient use of the lead, and to on improper look-out having been kept. Ilia certificate was, therefore, suspended for three months. e. :&. A r.l. IW" 11. A.1A. At 0118 T.ime n> wn* uii ash »» etingaiitiy i»no una- torn to appoint an official of the English palaces to crow the hours of the (lay like a cock, as a re- minder of the denial of St. Peter. This practice excited the furious indignation of George II. Ilis ignorance of English made it very difficult for the courtiers to explain that the Royal Cock-crower WIlS lIot mlllcill filII of him, The coclc-crower was n salaried official at the English Court as late its 1823. At Wellingborough, a number of bullocks being driven from Market suddenly stampeded through the street approaching the railway station. Pedestrians fled for their lives, hot several were knocked over, and iw perambulator containing a baby was overturned and stamped upon. One of the Rllimllls was shot in the street at a shop door, and another in a garden, in which it, did con- siderable damage. The greatest excitement pre- vailed, but, fortunately, no one was seriously hurt. In reporting to Burllley sanitary authority that 36 per cent of the Ilentlls in his district were those of children tinder five, Dr. Dean said the fatalistic notion of Lancashire operatives were the despair of saiiitary officers. No sooiier was it, lillowil tlillt a mild type of measles was about than parents actually desired their children to catch the com- plaint, stating that as they were hound to have measles some time or other they had better get t, over, ft]'tl since every old woman had a remedy there was not much expense. In the course of an inquest by the Liverpool coroner oil the hody of a t.hree-year-old boy named ivillittitt AVO,'tllillgtioii, soti 0f labourer living ill (hikes Street, it was staled that a doctor at the [loyal Infirmary had refused to dress the hums whicll tile chilli hnd received because in sticii eir- cumstances the Children's Infirmary returned the patients on the hands of the Royal Infirmary. This statement, was denied on behalf of the Children's Inlinnary, and the coroner remarked that the differences between the two institutions would be.clmired up by the respective committees. A verdict of "Death from fslioclc, title to burns" was returned.

£ >al es tg auction. BY MR FRED WALLIS. 1 PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. 1 SOUTff BATR SIII?EET, RHYL MR FRED WALLIS will Sell by Public Auction on TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY MARCH 29th and 30th, the whole of the superior Household Furniture and Effects. (202 By MESSRS. SARSON & SCOTT. GOLDEN GROVE HALL, LLANASA. Important and Interesting Sale by Public Auction of the entire Valuable Appointments of the above Residence, contained in the Entrance Hall, Dining and Reception Rooms, Seven Bedcham- bers, Domestic Offices, Outdoor Effects, &c. MESSRS SARSON & SCOTT are instructed by J. WALLACE, ESQ, M.D. (whose tenancy is about to expire) to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION on MONDAY, MARCH 21ST, 1898, t.ho ETMOIIMP oU!&l.V&. Antique and Modern Furniture In the above mansion. The Dining and Reception Rooms containing Spanish mahogany and Italian Walnut suites up- holstered with hair cloth and repp, invalid's ad- justable and reclining chairs, remarkably fine dark Spanish mahogany sideboard, substantial dark Spanish mahogany wine cellarette and dinner waggon, rare collection of antique and modern coloured and ordinary engravings, Brussells and tapestry carpets, skin rugs, brass fenders, fire appliances, three excellent Spanish mahogany card tables, butler's tray and stand, very rare carved black oak chairs, set of light oak library arm chairs, bronzed and marble restaurant tables, rocking chairs, draught screens, oil paintings, brass bronzed reading lamps, &c. For contents of bedchambers, &c, see bills. In the garden and outdoor effects are included well-made 2-wheel trap, harness, &c, 5 well-bred Spaniels, and a number of geese and fowls. On view Saturday, March 19th, from 2 to 5 p.m. Sale at 12 o'clock, to the minute. Auctioneers' Offices: High Street, Prestatyn. (213 Bonces. For the Benefit of the Diocese of St. Asaph. WHEREAS A TRUST has been created called tY BISHOP CAREY'S FUND for the pur- pose of Building, &c., Churches, Schools, and Parsonages in the above Diocese, and for assisting indigent Clergymen holding Cures in the same or their Widows and Orphans, Persons wishing to participate in the Fund must state their case in writing to the Hon. Secretary, The Very Rev the Dean of St. Asaph (under cover addressed c/o Mr Heury A. Cleaver, Diocesan Registry, St. Asaph), before Palm Sunday next. Formr of application may be obtained from Mr Cleaver. No replies will be made except to successful applicants. (209 PUBLIC NOTICE. IJ. H1BBITTS, Fruiterer, Rhyl, apologise to R. O. Jones, Market Hall Keeper, for any damage or annoyance I may have caused him by signing petition, presented to Chairman of Com- missioners. The facts were presented wrongly to me, or my signature would not have been attached. (Signed) J. HIBBITTS, 220) 18 & 19 Sussex St., Rhyl, ,iullijav jjerbiccs, fit. gNGLISH rESLEYAN CHAPEl BRIGHTON SOAP, ItHYIx Free Seats. Collection at each Service Morning at 11. Evening at 6.30 Preacher Next Sunday Evening Service-Wednesday at 7-20

The RICHARDSON TUBULAR BOATS AN ACTION AFFECTING £ 10,000. In the Chancery Division on Saturday, Mr Jus- tice North heard a petition for the Court's sanction to deal with a gift to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution otherwise than as directed by the testator, Mr William Richardson. This gentleman seemed to have had a very strong opinion in favor of the superiority of a type of life- boat known as the tubular lifeboats, and one, called the Arthur and Willie, he stationed at New Brigh- ton, Cheshire. By his will he left 910,000 to the National Lifeboat Institution for building and maintaining two tubular lifeboats similar to the Arthur and Willie, one to be stationed at Deal and the other at Pwllheli, but if the institution did not accept the gift with that condition he dis- posed of the 910,000 by giving it for other objects. The two tubular boats were provided and sta- tioned as directed, but as the wishes of local crews have in all the cases of the stationing of lifeboats to be consulted, and the Pwllheli crew not being in favor of that plan, the locality was afterwards changed to Rhyl, and there one of the two tubular boats has stayed for about twenty years. It is now worn out, and the institution wishiug to replace it by a newl boat, but deferring to general expert judgment that the tubular boats is next to value- less as being'unmanageable, asked the leave of the Court to supply the most approved form of boat, the St. Anne's instead of .the tubular. Mr Justice North was informed that the Royal National' Lifeboat Institution has 295 lifeboats round the British coasts, but that the only two tubular boats out of the fleet are the two constructed according to the wishes of the testator. The affidavit of Captain Nepean, the institution's inspector, went to show that the tubular boat is not in favour with lifeboat crews, that being incap- able of being handled bv the crews it has to be towed by a steam tug, and that when the services of the Rhyl tubular boat are required a tug from Liver- pool has to be telegraphed for, and considerable time elapses before her arrival. Evidence was also given that crews refuse to man these lifeboats. Mr Dibdin appeared for the petitioners. Mr Justice North, who, more than once during the hearing of the petition observed that £10,000 seemed a large sum for providing and maintaining two lifeboats, made the order as asked. We have made enquiries locally concerning the particulars referred to above, and we find that not only is it not a fact that the Rhyl crew do not like the tabular boat, but that they prefer it to any other kind. They are prepared to go anywhere with the new one, whereas they never cared for the self-righter. On no occasion has the Rhyl tubular boat become unmanageable like the self- righter, and they have never failed to get her out, much less to send for a tug from Liverpool. There is perhaps some little confusion in the report regarding the names of places. At New Brighton it is said that the boat was always taken out by a tug because she could be towed along more quickly by steam than under oars, and in every port where tug boats are available the Institution use them. We also learn that several crews who have visited Rhyl have gone away favourably impressed by the tubular boat.

LIST OF VISITORS. Westholme, Aquarium St-Mis.9 Helen Browne, Rhyl; Mr and Mrs Allen, and Master and Miss Allen, Rhyl. Crescent Hotel-Mr J. T. Heap, Master Heap baby and nurse, Ramsbottom, Lanes. Healey House, East Parade—J Ste-ley, Esq, and Mrs Steeley, Batley. 63 West Parade-Misses Clarson (3), Tamworth; Master Clarson, do. 38 Kinmel Street-Mr and Mrs S Brame, of Shrewsbury. New Marine Hydro-E W Keatinge, Esq, Mrs Keatinge and baby, Miss Keatinge, Ernest W Keatinge, Walter R Keatinge, S Russell, Esq, Mrs Russell, Llewelyn Heaton, Esq, Miss Jenkins, Madame Pryce, Miss Jones, W Diggle, Esq, G Holland, Esq., J H Berkowitz, Esq, W Quillian,Esq. North Wales Hydro-Miss Cook, Rhyl; E A Neele, Esq, Chester; Mrs Hanbury, Rhyl; Mrs A Hamilton, Holywell; Misp Hughes, Sedgeley; J Aynsley, Esq, and Master J Aynsley, Stafford Mrs and Master Harry Aynsley, do; Mrs Nightingale, Downham Market; D Sharrock, Esq, Salford Miss Margaret Powtll, Liverpool Miss Swift do, Mrs aud Miss Bellamy, London. Mrs Arthur, 19 Abbey Street-Mrs Bourchier, Paighton, Devon; Miss Holland, Colwyn Bay,; Mr E C Marr, Seacombe; Mr W H Trimby, Liverpool; Mr and Mrs Hunt, Kent. v

x>a(ess ftp auction. By BERRIE AND WILLIAMS. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. 15 EAST PARADE, RHYL. MESSRS BERRIE & WILLIAMS, will conduct a sale on the above premises on March 22nd, 23rd, and 24th. Catalogues ready early next week. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. WESLEY HOUSE, BATH ST., RHYL. MESSRS BERRIE & WILLIAMS, have been instructed to sell on the above premises on April 19th and 20th, 1898. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. CORN EXCHANGE, RHYL. MESSRS BERRIE & WILLIAMS will SELL in the above room on APRIL 5th. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. 55 WELLINGTON RD., RHYL. MESSRS BERRIE & WILLIAMS will SELL on the above premises in April next. t america. CUNARD LINE. FIVE AND A THIRD DAY PASSAGES -=.- ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS FROM LIVER POOL VIA QUEENSTOWN, SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION at moderate fare* forFIRSTand SECOND Class Passengers; also through to CHINA, JAPAN NEW ZEALAND,and AUSTRALIA For NEW YORK. For BOSTON. UMBRI4..Sat., March 19 SYLVANIA..Tues., Mar 15 LUCANIA..Sat., March 26 CEPHALONIA .Tu, Mr. 22 ETRUEIA.Sat., Apr 2 CARINTHIA..7u., Mar 29 Steerage Passengers to all parts of America anc Canada at low rates, those by Boston steamers booked I' to New York without extr charge THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED 8, Water Street, Liverpool 'OR TO THEIR AGENTS, R. D. ROBERTS (MWItOG), Estate Agent RHYL. I J. ARTHUR EVANS & Co. Station Chambers, RHYL JOHtt S. WILLIAMS. 3 Market Street Rhyl. CLERK,-WANTED Respectable YOUTH for Ij Solicitor's Office. Good writer and quick at figures. Apply — J. Pierce-Lewis, Solicitor, Rhyl- [219 FOR SALE.—About 5000 Round second-quality Bangor SLATES (24 x 12). Apply to— Andrew Williams, builder, 34 Bedford-street, Rhyl. [216 TO LET, No 7 Church street and No 1 Churton road, Rhyl. Apply to Mr J Roberts, Ironmonger, Rhyl. VANTED, an APPRENTICE to High class W Confectionery business not under 17 I/r^rS a^e" ^or far^her particulars apply to — Miss Jones. Confectioner, The Croft, Prestatyn. [215 A PPRENTICE.—Wanted a respectable youth A, as an Apprentice to the General Drapery. Also respectable Girls as Apprentices to the Dress and Mantle making. Apply-Thos. Jones, Cambrian House, Rhyl. (210 WANTED by Lady, engaged during the day. Bedroom and use ot Sitting Room, with attendance, near High-street. Address Z., Journal Office. [211 CAPITAL HOUSE TO LET,—Three enter- taining looms, seven bedrooms, all modern conveniences, Rest £ 26. Apply 25 Crescent Road, Rhyl. 222 ENERAL SERVANT, WANTED immedi- ately, middle-aged, accustomed to children. —Apply T.W.H. Journal office. 225 DO YOU want Clocks seen to for the coming season, if so drop a post card to S. Stevens, 3 Adelaide Terrace, Ffynnongroew, Rhyl, and he will give it his immediate attention, distance no object. Watch and jewellery repairs of every description. 21 WANTED, HOUSE AND SHOP in a main Street in Rhyl.— Address all particulars to H.S. Journal office. 224 0 SOLICITORS, JEWELLERS, and Others. • 1 Mammoth Fire-Proof Safe; Chubb's Patent Locks 71 inches high, 43 inches wide, 23 inches 'deep. Price i25.-Apply, Messrs Berrie & Wil- .Iiams, 43 High-street, Rhyl. TO LODGING-HOUSE KEEPERS AND BOARDING-HOUSE PROPRIETORS.— Parties wishing to register their rooms and terms for coming season in our Apartments List (no charge) should do so at once.—Messrs Berrie and Williams, Apartments & Furnished House Agency, 43 High Street, Rhyl. TO INVESTORS, SBECULATORS, AND CAPITALISTS Generally.—Oar compre- hensive List of Properties for Sale by Private Treaty is always open for inspection to parties on the lookout for sound investments.—Apply Messrs Berrie and Williams. Auction and Estate Agency, 43 High Street, Rbyl. Telephone No. 5. RHYL—7 Plastirion Terrace, East Parade. TO BE LET or SOLD, with immediate posses- sion.—Apply Messrs Berrie & Williams, Auction- eers, Rhyl. RHYL—5 West Parade TO BE LET. Facing sea, near pier, station, and church.—Apply Messrs Berrie and Williams, House Agents, Rhyl. RHYL-57 Wellington Road TO BE LET, R Furnished for a few months. Contains 2 reception rooms, 5 bedrooms, bath. Good garden and sea view.—Apply Messrs Berrie and Williams Apartments Agents, Rhyl. HI L-l' Allandale," Aquarium Street, TO BE U) LET, Furnished, for a short period, contains 3 reception rooms, 7 bedrooms:, bath.—Apply Messrs Berrie and "Williams, Furnished House Agency, Rhyl, TO LET, 3 and 4 CHURCH STREET, from 1st May. Rent £ 45 ppr annum. For par- ticulars apply to Mr H. Wynn Parry, solicitor, Gateshead on Tyn. (227 GRAND PAVILION, The Pier, Rhyl To Let for BALLS, CONCERTS AND EVENING PARTIES, On reasonable terms. Newly decorated. Entrance and the new Victoria Esplanade illuminated by Electricity. For terms apply to F. GEARY, The Pier, Rhyl. 911 St. Patrick's Day. THE ANNUAL DINNER WILL BE HELD AT Costigan's Refreshment Rooms o y THURSDAY, MARCH 17th, 1898, At 7 p.m. Chairman JOSEPH WILLIAMS, Esq., J P- (Chairman of the Rhyl Urban District Council). Vice-Chairman J. A. MULLICAN, Esq. Tickets-3s. 6d. Each. llliustrated Lecture. Last night Mr J W Jones delivered a most interesting lecture on Journalism" to the Christ 'Church Mutual Improvement Society. It was illustrated by Newnes' views, applicable to the lecture, by the aid of Mr Cheetham's lantern, Lawrence's Glycerine Cough Linctus Is a Quick and Certain Cure for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Influenza, Hoarseness, Tickling in the Throat, Asthma, and Chest Complaints generally. The first dose gives relief in a few minutes, two or three doses will stop a Cold, and a small bottle will generally cure an obstinate Cough or attack of Bronchitis. Price is. lid., 2s. gd., and 4s. 6d. per bottle. Lawrence's Nerve Pills Are a Never-failing Remedy in cases of Neuralgia, Face-ache, Tic-doloreux, Nervous Exhaustion, General Debility, &c. They soon restore health and vigour to the frame and give tone to the entire nervous system. Free from Opiates or Narcotics, is* lid and 2s. 9d. per box. Pynar's Pine Plasters il Will give Instant Relief, and banish Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica, and all Aches and Pains. The only reliable Chest Protector. Beware of Imitations. Pynar's is the one Plaster that will give ease and prevent pain. From all Chemists and Stores, or post free for 9id. from 2 LAWRENCE'S Cash Pharmacy, 20, High Street. The ABSOLUTELY RELIABLE —— Tuner of Pianos, Harmoniums & American Organs In RHYL and Neighbourhood is! W. A. BEDDINGTON, (18 YEARS' EXPERIENCE). Who has been for the last ten years one of the principal Tuners with Messrs Dale Fert? 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 Street, Rhyl. N.B.—W. k Beddington wishes to inform the musical public of Rhyl and neighbourhood tkat h« relies solely upon his merits as a tuner, and his skill and experience as a repairer of Pilnn^ Harmoniums and American Organs, to retain the confidence of the public. Give him m trill and see. vrimi Before making future contracts send for W.A.B. You will not gret it 298 Sweet and wholesome, Bread, S High-class Confectionery, JS Fruits, S &c., &o, 1 Goto ^-v) OL\ XBENDALL & SOU i ÔO N.B.-The only Vienna Bakery Q ^/in Rhyl, for which we have a pecial xyy j? plant S CHOPS and STEAKS from THE C TO BE LET, OR SOLD, Number 16 BEECHWOOD ROAD, RHYL. Newly completed, with every convenience; 3 entertaining rooms, 6 bedrooms, good kitchens, pantry, gardens, I &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. (952 ST ASAPH.—TO LET, Riverdale," contain- ing 3 entertaining rooms, 7 bedrooms, bath room, w.c., and good kitchens, charmingly situated in the Vale of Clwyd, with good gardens, tennis lawn, and stabling. About I mile from Cathedral and Railway Station. Wallis, Auc- tioneer, Rbyl and St Asaph. (298 TO BE LET immediately the well built private Villa, BOD MEURIG, Bath Street, Rbyl containing three entertaining rooms, nine bedrooms, dressing room, &c., with all modern conveniences. Apply-Mr Shaw Green, account ant 18, King Street, Warrington or to Messrs Foulkes & Son, builders, 71, West Parade, Rbyl. (7911 APARTMENTS. — Superior 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, Svcamore House. 30 West Parade. (274 GWYNFA VILLA TO LET. Rent £ 20, to a private and permanent tenant. Apply to owner, Mr Jas Davies, Llys Awen, Rhyl. (227 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 Ap ARTMENTS-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, 06 West Parade, Rhyl. (838 TO BE LET, as and from the 1st day of May next, that pleasantly situated VILLA known as Kempton House," situate in Conwy Street, Rhyl, containing three entertaining rooms, six bedrooms, bathroom, w.c., kitchen, and the usual domestic offices. Sanitary arrangements perfect. Rent C45 per annuin.-Apply to Messrs Gamlin and Williams, Solicitors. Rhyl. (836 LADY living inMeliden would like the care of a Child or Children, who require a change and motherly care permanency or otherwise,- Apply at the Journal Office. (76 MRS GREENHOUSE, Old Established SER- VANTS REGISTRY, 17 Water Street, is in immediate want of first-class Servants for Gentlemen's Families for England and Wales. [114 VALE OF CLWYD REGISTRY OFFICE V (oldest-established in Rhyl) Removed from 29a Bedford Street to 6 Rosehill Ter ace, Mi Bank, Rhyl* Mrs Jones has several good Servan on band, for Hotels, Private & Lodging Houses. also Wanting, Head Laundress for Hotel Undej Laundress for ditto; Nurse-Housemaid; Plain r Cook and several Generals. Barmaid disenga ged Apply with stamp TO BE LET, OR SOLD, Two Semi-detached Villas, in Queen's Walk, Rhyl, containing 3 reception rooms, 6 bedrooms, bathroom, &i. Rent F-4-5.-Appl.v to Edwin Jonts & Sons, Morley Rd, Rhyl. [155 To BE LET FURNISHKD. IVFSTMINSTER HOUSE, CHURCH STREET. For par- ticulars apply at 16 Church Street. [144 rpWO VILLA RESIDENCES in High field Park -L to be Let when completed, and arrangements may be made for purchase. Apply Mr J. Foulkes, Wine Merchant, or W. J. Simcock, Architect, 7 River Street. (77 rpO BE LETTOR SOLD, HOUSES on Welling- JL ton Road, near Marine Lake. Rents, from £17 10a.-Frederic Bateson, Olarenby, Colwyn Bay. 137 mURNISHED HOUSES.—The bent IT kept by J. E. Roberts and Cc Agents, Town Hall, Rhyl. pO BE SOLD Freehold Villa Resic • Rces fir. X the Marine Drive, Rhyl. AIs. choice building sites freehold or on chief.— A[ ;>!y to- E. W. Keatinge, Vaenol, Rhyl. (7277 TO BE LET OR f-A Viila, in Lake Avenue, Rhyl, 2 sitting- 'ooins, 4 bedrooms, bath, W.C., &c. Rent E2,, nyopr Apply Mr Thomas Davies, Estate Of o*t Rhyl Land Building Co., Rbyl, or B 9!A Chadwick, Architects and Surveyors, 45 Street, Manchester. MESSRS. R AND J. E. EDWARD L.]J.?. In R.C.S., Dental Surgeons, 12, Hig trNt. Rbyl, have a Vacancy for a well-educat Yonth as Pupil. For terms, &c., apply as abo SALE. 5 FREEHOLD HOUSES in Belle Vt Te rar* splendid condition, well-tenanted, sjood in- vestment, alfo two freehold houses i Mciey road, Apply, Jos. Williams, Ironr""„g <r, g Bodfor street, Rhyl. a1 tfREE ADVERTISING. PROPERTIES FOR SALE OR TO I. L?T,~» Property-owners and others d' irocrt disposing of i'mperty, Businesses, Ac., j^vete treaty are invited to send full pHrticulit< tfet undermentioned for insertion (tree of rge) ia the "NORTH WALES FREE PE ^8RTY REGISTAR," published monthly, havin ir-xten sive circulation, and being the only free a tilkip.0 medium of its kind in the district. -'tsiiiDf purchasers and tenants should send for copy of the Register, which will be forwarded, fr., en application to the Proprietors and I s Messrs Greenhalgh and Geary, A; ra, Valuers and Estate Agents, Rhyl. ON SALE—EGGS from pure bred F :■ wn *c-d White Leghorns, Orpingtons, ? veroll*. Golden Wyandettes, and Buff Langha • winners), at 3s 6d. per sitting. Harrop and Fletcher, Abergele. RAPEBY.—WANTED, Sharp well d Girl as an Apprentice. Apply—E y The Bon Marche, High Street. ,:t'/ ANYONE having PROPERTY FO E A may find it to their advantage by sending particulars to E. Parry, Penymaes, Holywell. [4^_ W"PVANS Practical UPHOLSTERER • JU All Wir.DH of work in the above trade attended to pei- n*.ly.—Workshop: The Old Armoury, Winder-street; Residence: 8, Glad. stone Villas, Aquarium-street. (6029 BAKEHOUSE TO LET. Central Position.- D Apply to Mr Wallis, Auctioneer. COTTAGES TO LET.—Apply to 12 Eaet \J Parade, Rhyl. (919 RHYL PIER.—Severif Shops'"TO LET|for coming season at greatly reduced Rents.—• Apply F. Geary. Pier, Rhyl. (133 WANTED immediately, respectable BOY to assist at the Rhyl and County Club. Apply Wallis, Town Hall, Rhyl. 1132 WA]?wS pVVS1 family in BhJ1 ff°°d COOK-GENERAL, another servant kppt. Address, Alpha, Journal Office, Rhyl. (200 1"0 B LET-NEW HOUSES by Gladstow no BrIdge. Each containing 10 Rooms. Rent L18, Apply at 6 Sussex Street, Rhyl. (199 OLLECTOR-SALESMAN.-We have a racan- VJ cy for a first-rate Man to be trained for a Collectorship salary and commission at the com- mencement if appointed Collector, salary and "omimssion on collections, in addition to com- mission on sales; must be energetic and trust- worthy. Grocers and Drapers disengaged will find this a good opening, previous knowledge not necessary.—The Singer Manufacturing Company, Rhyl. ° (192 FUR SALE, an excellent BILLIARD TABLE (Hennig Bros.), full size, newly covered. Cues, 0-light pendant, marking Board, &-c.. complete. A Bargain, Apply to Secretary Church Club, Cr&igmore, Rugull-rogd. [179