Rhyl Journal

Successful Property Sale at Prestatyn. On Wednesday last, Mr Wallis (Messrs Wallis and Scott) offered for sale at the Royal Victoria Hotel, Prestatyn, that Freehold Cottage and Work- shop and appurtenances known as Church View, a^d occimvir c a T-mine,t position in High street. There ■ ace, and after spirited thb pi') perty was ultimately sold to Joh ntcha 'd for i' y >. Messrs Burton and J^olemai. u 7v:<rvh Jehu v reet, Liverpool, were' the solic .;s :or ti:e. vuiU

LIST OF VISITORS. 25 Kinmel St (Mrs Davies)—Mrs & Miss Wood,. W'liall; Mrs & Miss G Harper, Mr, Mrs and Miss. Waine, Crewe. 92 River St (Miss Whitehouse)—Mr and Mrs C F Mclnnes and f, iNI'ter; Nl r C V Seaman, London; Mr & Mrs Jennings & b do, Mr & Mrs De Meza, Harborne: Mr & Mrs Lawton. W'ton; Miss Lamb, Chester Mr & Mrs Hoult & f, Burton on Trent Mrs Brixby do 10 Water Street (Mrs Kilvert).—Misses James, Bedford Mr and Mrs Edwards and f, L pool Mr and Mrs Davis, Pulford; Mrs Knowles, Wrexham, Mrs Rowland do, Miss Knowles do Mrs Duffner and f, M'ter. J 6 Market Street (Miss Rowe).—J\Irs Griffiths and d, Penkridge, Miss Boyden do Mr A Cart- wright, Newport, Miss Cartwright do];

:,atrs bÐ fluction. By MR GEORGE PEPKINS. TOWN OF RHYL. SATURDAY, AUGUST 24th, 1901. Important Sale of Valuable Freehold Private Hotel & Boarding Establishment. "The MARLBOROUGH," 46 WEST PARADE, RHYL. MR. GEORGE PERKINS has been favoured with instructions from Mr \V. Walton, to offer for Sale by Public Auction, at the WEST- MINSTER HOTEL, RHYL, at 7 o'clock in the evening punctually. All that valuable Freehold, Well-built and arranged PRIVATE HOTEL and HIGH-CLASS BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT, known as the Marlborough Hotel. situated in the best part of the Promenade with charming marine view and within a few minutes walk of Post Office, Church, Pier, and places of amusement. For further particulars see posters, or apply on the premises, or to the Auctioneer, Brynffynnon House, Abergele, or to Messrs. CAMLIN & WILLIAMS, 658 Solicitors, Rhyl. BODHYPRYD, LLANDDULAS. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2STH, 1901. Important Sale of Costly Superior Household Furniture and Effects. MR G. PERKINS has received instructions from T. C. MORRIS, Esq. (who is leaving the neighbourhood), to Sell by Public Auction on the above premises (without reserve), the Surplus Costty,Modern and Antique Household Furniture & Outside Effects Viz. ENTRANCE HALL.—Valuable Antique Mahogany Bookcase with cupboards and Glazed Doors; Hall Table with marble top and carved legs, Regu- lator Clock, Lamps, Cocoa Mats, Walnut Hall Seat, Mahogany Table, Umbrella Stand, &c., &c. EXTERTAIXING Poo Ni. -Brussels, Tapestry, and other Carpets, Pile Hearthrugs, Costly Rosewood Settee, Easy Chairs and Single Chairs, Massive Spanish Mahogany Dining Chairs Pair large Divan Lounge Chairs in saddle bags, Plate-glass Mirrors, Mahogany and other Tables, Writing Table with leather top, Fenders, Fire Irons, Brackets, Reading, Hanging and other Lamps, Pair large carved Chairs, Large Dinner Gong and Stand, Pictures, Ornaments, &c., &c. CONTENTS OF FIVE BEDROOMS.—Costly Inlaid Bedroom Suites, viz. Large Wardrobes with Plate-glass Mirrors, Large Dressing Tables with Drawers, Washstands with marble tops, Pedestal Cupboards, Chairs, Towel Rails, Excellent; Brass and Iron French Bedsteads, Choice curled Hair Mattresses, Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, Toilet Glasses, Chests Drawers, Toilet Services, Arm and Single Chairs, Baths, Carpets, Commodes, Screen, Slipper Rack, Child's Cot, Lamps, &c., &c. KITCHEN, &c. Large Kitchen Table with Sycamore top, Dresser, Plate-heater, large well- made Cupboard, Set convertable Steps, Lamps, Clocks, Tables, Clothes Maiden, Washing and Wringing Machine, Wash-tub, Plate Rack, Oil Cans. and many other Kitchen Requisites. STABLES AND OUTSIDE. —jCapiial Chaff-cutter, Corn Bins, Barrow, 40-gallon galvanised Oil Drum, Iron Garden Roller, 16-in Lawn Mower, Garden Seats and Chairs, Water Cart, Set Steps, Two Large Flower Vases and Stands, Quantity Casks, and other numerous articles which will be lotted and enumerated on day of Sale. On View Morning of Sale. Terms-Cash. Sale to commence at One o'clock to the minute, For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, Brynffynnon House, Abergele, (684 iiloucK* NOTICE. THE PUBLIC are notified that MR. A. HARGREAVES is NO LONGER in our Employ, and he is not authorised to receive Orders or MfDey on our behalf. PEARCE AND JONES, Journal Office, August 5th, 1901. FLINTSHIRE CONSTITUTIONAL ASSOCIATION. ALL Conservatives and Unionists entitled to be placed on the Register of Voters for the Rhyl Polling District of the County of Flint, and not already thereon, are requested to at once send in their names, addresses and qualifications to the undersigned. The last day for making claims for Occupiers and new Lodgers is the 20th instant. Dated this 1st day of August 1901. F. J. GAM LIN, 34 Water Street Rhyl, 653) Local Registration Agent NOTICE TO SHOPKEEPERS. THIS is to give Notice that I will not be JL answerable for any Debts contracted by my wife, Catherine Lloyd Evans, late 12 GroDant St. WILLIAM SUTCLIFFE EVANS. August 8th, 1901. 679 TOWN OF UEYS. rjpO BE SOLD, by Private Treaty, Clwyd House, Brighton Road, Rhyl (Now in the occupation of Miss Roberts). For particulars apply to JOSEPH WILLIAMS, Auctioneer, Rhyl or to OLIVER CEORCE, 672 Solicitor, Rhyl. TO BE SOLD, Fronting the Sea. MEIRION," PENSARN, A Desirable Freehold Residence, containing Three Entertaining Rooms, Eight Bedrooms Stable and Outbuildings. Well tenanted. Possession could be obtained May 1st next. PRESTATYN. A Pair of Semi-detached Freehold Villa Resi- dences, being Nos. 9 and 10 Victoria Avenue, containing Two Sitting Rooms, Five Bedrooms, Bathroom, &c. Good garden. Well tenanted. Rents E39. Price £ 700. RHYL. Sound Investment. Eight Cottages in Ernest Street, Newtown and Seven Cottages on the Tynewydd Estate. Annual rents £ 204 12. Sold in one Lot or separately. Desirable Freehold Residences and Building Plots on the New Marine Drive, Rhyl. Apply to E. W. KBATINCTE, Vaenol, Rhvl. (668 RHYL, TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE TREATY one of the best BUSINESS PREMISES in this town, situate in Queen Street, and containing large shop and workroom on ground floor (to- gether with kitchen and domestic offices) with 8 to 10 show rooms or othsr rooms above. The premises could be used wholly for business pur- poses or combined with a dwelling-house. There is no restriction as regards the trade to be carried on upon the premises. They would, however, admirably suit a house-furnisher, draper, grocer, or restaurant keeper. Price moderate. Apply to —Messrs Gamlin and Williams, Solicitors, Rhyl. 687 A- I SALE OF WORK Will take place in the CONSTITUTIONAL CLUB, PRESTA TYN, ON THURSDAY, AUG. 29, 1901 To Assist in clearing off a debt on the National School Funds. The Sale will be opened at 2 o'clock by MRS. HORSFALL. SELECTIONS OF MUSIC AT INTERVALS. Prices of Admission 2 to 6 o'clock, Is; 6 to 9.30, 6d 1 (690 1 sales bl1 auction. By MR FRANK JEWELL. PRESTATYN, NORTH IVALES. Important Sale of SO Lots of Choice & Valuable I Freehold Property situate in and off High Street, Prestatyn. MR FRANK JEWELL having been favoured with instructions will offer for Sale by Pub- lic Auction, at the ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, 1'RESTATYN, on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28th, 1901, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon promptly, subject to certain conditions of Sale to be then and there produced. All those valuable Freehold Shop Premises, Dwelling Houses, and Building Plots- comprising, in High Street, All that most desirable block of Freehold Dwel- ling Houses and Shop Premises known as BRADFORD BUILDINGS, all of which are well tenanted. All those two valuable premises known as BRADFORD COTTAGE and PORTLAND HOUSE, which are well adapted for conversion into Shops. All those four well-built Messuages or Dwelling Houses, known as TUDNO TKKKACE, situate in illaes-y Groes, Prestatyn. All that Substantial, Stone-built, Detached Villa Residence, known as PLAS EDEN, situate as a corner lot on the proposed new road, with approach from High Street and Maes y Groes. All that choice and valuable BUILDING LAND containing 9,225 square yards or thereabouts, situate at the rear of the High Street property, having an approach to High Street over proposed new roads as shown on the plans. Particulars and Plans and any information may be had from the auctioneer. Central Buildings, Prestatyn; Mr Thos. Williams, Bradford House, Prestatyn; Mr Wm. Thomas, Surveyor, Prestatyn; or from MESSRS OLIVER JONES, BILLSON & Co., Solicitois, 5 Cook Street, Liverpool. RHYL TRADESMEN'S ANNOUNCEMENTS. OH YES Oh- Y'es Oh Yes Let it be known that the Finest Oysters can be ob- tained at N. SAMUELS', 69 Hieh Street, fresh from the beds every morning. Established in Rhvl since 1876. Shells in great, variety. 597 RHYL SEA BREEZE. — The New Century Perfume, and one of the sweetest, of extra concentration, being an unique and exquisite blend of the choicest and most costly Floral Essence obtained from the flowers. All visitors should give the latest Souvenir Perfume a trial. In Bottles, Is., Is. 6d., 2s. 6d., and 4s. 6d. each. Sample Bottles, 3d each. Obtained only from GEO. E. GRATTOX, Chemist, Queen Square Pharmacy. (621 1GHTNING PHOTOGRAPHER. A. HOME- WOOD COM LEY, Market square, Queeu street. Daily from 9 a, m. till sunset. Visitors are invited to witness the process of taking and finishing portraits in one minute. 620 PHOTOGRAPHY. Ernest Jones for Best JL Work. See the Windows. Only address, 27 Queen Street, Rhyl. (626 W. FREEMAN, Jeweller, Watchmaker, Silver- smith, and Optician, 25 Queen Street, Rhyl (manufactory at Birmingham). Jewellery repaired and remountings done promptly. Selection of goods for presents. Sole agent for W H Goss' Original Heraldic English Ivory Porcelain. Glasses to suit all sights and tinted for sun glare. 627 LYNE BROS., Purveyors and Feeders. Ad- dresses Abbey Street, Bodfor Street, Market Hall, Rhyl; 5 and 6 Market Hall, Chester and Market Hall, Llandudno. They wish the Public particularly to understand that they label their meat as home fed, and offer £ 500 to any butcher who shall prove they do not sell it, as so many in the trade, advertising home fed, sell a mixture of Birkenhead killed and American ted meat as home produce. (633 11^ and J. HEATHCOTE, Queen's Hotel, West Parade, and Victoria, Vale Road, Rhyl. Coaches and Char-a-bancs leave the Queen's Hotel, West Parade, daily, at 10-30 a.m. and 3 p.m., and every Sunday at 10 a.m. for Services at Bodel- wyddan Marble Church and St. Asaph Cathedral. Coaches, Landaus, Phaetons, and Dog Carts for Hire. Posting in all its Branches. Letters and telegrams attended to. 651 ISHING TACKLE.-Best Trout Flies on F drawn gut, Is. per doz. Fishing Licences, and all kinds of Tackle and Bait. Largest Stock in District. It will save you from 25 to 50 per cent to buy from H. W. Roberts and Co., High Street, nearly opposite Post Office. 650 ROBERT LLOYD, Le Bijou Cafe & Restaurant, Refreshment Contractor aud Public Caterer, 5 Bodfor Street, Riiyl, can seat 250 persons at one sitting. Special Terms to Choirs, Tennis and Picnic Parties. (659 &ecommen&eii &panmems. WEST PARADE (Facing Sea).-Visitors 29 will find every comfort at above Establish- ment. Good cooking and attendance. (366 HYL. Near Sea, Superior APARTMENTS, 11 public or private piano and bath (hot and cold. Good attendance; terms moderate.—Mrs Foden Jones, 45 Aquarium Street. (354 HYL-Conifortat)le APARTMENTS TO LET it bathroom (h. & c.) Piano, &c.—Address, MrsB. Williams, Swansea House, West Parade. PARTMENTS.— TO LET, COMFORTABLE APARTMENTS (bath h. and c.) Apply— 24 Princes Street, Rhyl. (881 pUTLAND HOUSE, 74 WEST PARADE. XAZ Facing the Sea. Splendid view. Comfort- able rooms good cooking experienced attention and every convenience. (434 PEN-Y-DON, East Parade, and at St. Asaph Street.—High-class Boarding Establishment in own Grounds, facing sea, liberal table, late dinner.—Miss Strevett. Proprietress, late Manageress Ciarernont Hydro. 439 I>HYL.— Superior FURNISHED HOUSE or Jtv APARTMENTS. Open Sea View (Irish Sea) and Carnarvonshire Mountains. Stabling. Close to Pier, Grand Pavilion, Bathing Ground, Sands, and Bandstand. Moderate terms.— Applications Telegrams, "Caelenor;" Nat. Telephone. No. 0185 post, Mrs Evans, 19 West Parade, Rhyl- 433 WEST END PRIVATE HOTEL, WEST tt PARADE, Rhvi. -High-class Boarding Establishment. Facing sea. Terms moderate Liberal catering.—Mrs Poole, Proprietress. 480 COMFORTABLE APARTMENTS home from ) home; south aspect. Mrs Yardley Sunny- side, Brighton Road. 468 fVQ WEST PARADE (close to the Sea).- < 0 Apartments to Let on moderate charges. Modern house, sanitation perfect.-Apply to Mrs E Edwards. (551 OM PORTABLE APARTMENTS. Home C from home. Sea view. Every convenience.— Mamie & Evans, Montrose House, Butterton Rd., Rhyl. (481 IGH-CLASS APARTMENTS or Board JH Residence: superior Cooking, Cycle ac- commodation, Sea view. Mrs Miller, .9 and 10 Edward Henry Street, Rhyl. APARTMENTS. — Mrs Peplow, No 5 Butterton Road (about a minute's walk from the shore. (622 MRS HA^- (late of Sandon. Stall's.), 14 Queen Street, Rhyl. APARTMENTS. (652 VPARTMENTS.—Sitting Room with two or more bedrooms.—Cart.ref, Paradise St. (997 I^URNISHED HOUSE.—Opposite Sea. Three entertaining, seven bedrooms, bathroom, h.c., servants hall, library, pianos, bathchair. Terms exceedingly moderate.—Address H. P., 1 Plastirion. 405 rpO LET FURNISHED, for September, 1 Avon" 1 dale Terrace, John Street, Rhyl; two reccp tion rooms, five bedrooms (six beds), bath (h. &, c.), kitchens, &c. Terms moderate. Apply, Mrs Kitchen. (642 rpO^LElT^U^ for SEPTEMBER, _|_ "I.,Hoes," John Street: Rhyl, containing two Reception Rooms, four Bedrooms (five beds), h. & c. Bath, Kitchens, &c.-Teriiis, Dowell, 156 Wellington Road, Rhyl. (430 HYlI — EURNISHED COTTAGE to Let four rooms, two beds. Close to Parade. Apply, Banquet House, Rhuddlan. (691 241b. Boxes direct from Jt XJ ll1.. grower. Carriage paid. Egg (large yellow cooking) 3s (id. Victorias (dessert) 4s 6d. Damsons 4s 6d. Cash with order.—F. Thornely, Evesham. (643 gS GREENHOUSE, Old-established SER 1.1 VANTS' REGISTRY, 17 Water Street, is in immediate want of first-class Servants for Gentlemen's Families for England and Wales WTTvILLA RESIDENCES at Highfield Park 1. TO BE LET; Rental ;C34.-Apply, Mr Foulkes, HighfielJ, Rhyl. (623 I £ -a(c8 fci) Euction. By Mr JOSEPH WILLIAMS. I ST AN LEY PAllK, RHYL, TO NURSERYMEN, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS. Sale of Exceedingly Choice and Valuable FREEHOLD LAND, COTTAGE, GLASSHOUSES, &c., in close proximity to the Southern Boundary of the District of Rhyl. MR JOSEPH WILLIAMS will Offer for Sale by Public Auction, at the ALEXANDRA HOTEL, RHY L, on THURSDAY, 29th AUG.. 1901, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, and subject to conditions to be then and there produced, all that Valuable Freehold Plot ol Land, known as the STANLEY PARK GARDENS, situate on the Rhyl and Rhuddlan Road, and comprising Orchard, Market Garden, Greenhouse, 54 feet long by 15 feet wide (Vinery b Potting Shed, Deri-houses, and NEWLY-ERECTED COTTAGE, the whole containing an area of 3584 square yards or thereabouts. The Property is bounded on the west by the main road, and has a frontage of 159 feet, and is enclosed by a substantially-built 14in. brick wall, varying in height from 7ft. 6iu. to 10 feet, and on the north and C'ist sides by Plas Llewelyn land, with a 9in. brick wall (with piers) 193 feet in length, 7ft. 6iu. high, and 169 feet in length and 6ft. 6in. high respectively. The Land is well laid out and planted with a magnificent stock of fruit trees, which renders it most valuable as a nursery and market garden. Its elevation, frontage to the main road, and immediate proximity to the boundary of the Urban District of Rhyl, makes it a very desirable Plot of Land for building residential villas. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, at his Office, County Chambers, Rhyl, or to A. LEWIS JONES, Esq., 694 Solicitor, Rhyl. DYSFRTH. Important Sale of Valuable Freehold Houses at Dyserth. "TR JOSEPH WILLIAMS will Sell by Public -I-TJL Anction on TUESDAY, SEPT. 3rd, 1901, at the MOSTYN HOTEL, RHYL, all those two recently well built semi-detached Villas with Gardens, and known as "HIRADDUG VILLAS, situate in Ochr-y-Voel, Dyserth, and in the respective occupations of Mr Reede and Mr Edward Williams. For further particulars see posters or apply to the Auctioneer at his offices, County Chambers, Rhyl or to MESSRS. BROMLEY, JONES & CO 699 Solicitors, Rhyl. HYL. -For (juick Sale, a Well-built HOUSE, P, near Promenade bath and every modern convenience. Possession 1st November, or 1st February, as desired. Letting at jL32 rent.-For price, &c., apply B. Williams, House Agent, Rhyl. HYL.-For September, several Furnished it Houses to Let, in all parts of the town. —Send for particulars to B. Williams, House Agent, &c., Rhyl. HY L. -For Complete List of Houses to Let, it, for Sale, &c., apply to B. Williams, agent for the Westminster" Fire Office (Established A.D. 1717), Rhyl. RHYL.—To Let, Newly-built House, every convenience. Rent £ 21 per annum.—B. Williams, Agent, Rhvl. IGHFIELD PARK. ON SALE, Fifteen JH- Plots of LAND, situate in the best part of the town, and ripe for buildiug upon, as there is a demand for villas. If required, will advance to Builders, &c., at a low rate of interest.—Apply for plan to J. Foulkes, Highfield Park. (624 G1 ROSVENOR CHAMBERS, 7 Kinmel Street, House To Let (shop excepted). Apply- R. E. Owens, Saddler, Kinmel Street. 62 rpO LET Excellent GRAZING LAND Dear X Rhyl.—Apply to Joseph Williams, Auction- eer Rhyl. 20 RHYL.—To Let, Unfurnished, two Corner Ho uses in Victoria Avenue, Sea Bank Koad, each containg 2 Entertaining Rooms, 5 Bedrooms, Bathroom, and usual domestic offices immediate possession. Rent of each C25 per annum.—Apply Greenhalgh and Geary, Auctioneers, Rhyl. (375 1~>0 BE LET OR SOLD.—No. 1 QUEEN-ST. RHY L Corner Shop with large plate-glass Window, and Good Dwelling-house attached. Immediate possession. For further particulars apply to Mr F. Geary, F.A.I.,Auctioneer, &c. Market Street. Rhvl. 155 OEMOVAL.—MRS WILLIAMS, 20a Bedford XV Street, has removed to 16 Queen Street, where she will still endeavour to supply her patrons with suitable servants Hours 10 to 12. and 2 to 8. (360 YSERTH-(,LAN ABER. 2 Entertaining 1) and 3 Bedrooms, Bath (h. & c.), Garden, Rent E21. Apply Jos. Williams, Auctioneer. Rhyl. WANTED an APPRENTICE to Photography. Apply, Ernest Jones, 27 Queen St., Rhyl. (575 TO BE SOLD, a Perty, Fancy GARDEN TENT, 15ft. x. 9ft. complete nearly new. A Circular Tent, complete, 8ft, x. 8ft. A Perty Garden Seat Shade.—Apply to Mr Charles Evans, Maes Gwylym, Rhyl. 67^ ANTED.— LAUNDRESS — Take Family's Washing. Must have good drying ground and return Friday evening. Average £ 1 weekly. — Address Killiney, Marine Drive, Rhyl. 674 l)Hi L.— TYNEWYDD BRICKWORKS for XV Sale as a goin^r concern, owing to ill- health of the proprietor. The estate contains about 21 acres of Freehold Land, which is quite ripe for Building purposes. The Brick Machinery is capable of making over 70,000 per week, and as the property adjoins the Railway other businesses of a profitable nature could be developed. Good opportunity for capitalists. Principals only dealt with. A pply-E. W. Keatinge, Vaenol, Rhyl. (608 ^1^0 LET, with immediate possession, Voryd _L Cottage (detached), Rhyl. Rent £ 19 per annum.—Apply Gamlin & Williams, Solicitors, Rhyl. (641 VTTANTED, AT ONCE, a STRONG YOUTH t V to deliver parcels from van, aud to make himself generally useful.—Apply, Star Supply Stores, High Street, Rhyl. (646 NICE WELSH PONY for Sale jet black, long tail and mane 5 years old. 11 1 hands. Quiet in all harness and thoroughly broken. Sacrifice a bargain.—Apply to A. W. Riches. Photo Studio, on the Sands, Rhyl. (656 O MALL FURNISHED ^HOTJSE Wanted for O winter months small family no children east end, not on front 4 bedrooms, bathroom, piano.—3 guineas per month. Apply by letter, A.G., Office of this paper. (669 WANTED, a PRIVATE HOUSE, near centre of Rhyl. Rent about £ 35. — Apply X.^ care of Ashfield, Store Chemist, Rhyl. SANDHURST, MARINE DRIVE, RHYL.— O TO BE LET, Furnished or Unfurnished, from middle of September.—Particulars Bibby's Library, 8A High Street, Rhyl. 677 SITUATION Required. YOUNG LADY s desires situation as Companion-help, Assist- ant Housekeeper, Attendant to elderly lady, or any position of trust. Thoroughly domesticated good appearance excellent references.—L, 3, Dale Road. Buxton. 683 AQUKS'S PRIZE-MEDAL CROQUET SET on SALE—Apply 8, John Street. Rhyl. (685 10 LET, with Immediate Possession. HOUSES, i pleasantly situated in Butterton Road and South Avenue, with every modern convenience. Rents from £ 21 to C-2S. -For further particulars apply to David Griffiths and Son, Contractor, Windsor Street, or at hi West Parade. 686 (1 OVERNESS (CertificaU'd) requires Morning X Engagement, school or family.—Miss Brattan. 1 South Avenue, oil' Butterton Road, Rhyl. (682 "YT-yCNG LADY desires employment in a X Business or otherwise experienced accus- tomed to Book-keeping good Needlewoman.— Apply B. W., 5 Cobden Terrace, Brighton Road. 1 J (696 ANTELTa Good GENERAL Also a BOY I to look after a horse and make himself generally ii seful.-Apply Royal Hotel. (695 IVfljRTG AG ES. — Messrs Evans and Co., 111 Auctioneers, Town Hall, Rhyl, haveseveral sums, ranging from £ 300 to £ 1000, to 'Advance upon approved Securities. —Apply by letter only. Where, oh Where ? The Ormskirk Advertiser asks Where are the better class seaside visitors this year ? Has the income tax frightened them, or what A Blackpool contemporary says: "In one very important respect then is there occasion for regret. We refer to the falling-otl in the number of better class visitors. Tradesmen and superior boarding- bouse keepers complain very strongly of this." A Seuthport contemporary significantly adds: Other places have the same complaint." G. R. LAWRENCE, M.P.S., Jap Pharmaceutical Chemist by Examination, HIGH STREET, RHYL. I >1 1 Hll I Prescription Dept.-Medicines of First Quality, with prompt and 1 o| [ carelu) mtention, are our leading features. Free Delivery to any part V/I IT <jl!jM\\ Surgical Appliances and all Requisites for Invalids. Aj Choice Perfumes. [ j]// « Photographic Department (TT/" CAMERA, I Jj Dry Plates, P.O.P., Mounts, Albums- Tplephone And every Requisite for UP .Vo. 15. Amateur and Professional Photographers, |Hf Instructions Free to Purchasers DARK ROOM FOR CHANGING AND DEVELOPING HIGH-CLASS CASH CHEMIST. Interesting to Owners of Pianos. The finest piano can be rendered unsatisfactory, and is someilrnes spoilt by inefficient tuning, while even an inferior instrument in the hands of a Skilful Tuner can be GREATLY IMPROVED. For this important work my Thoroughly Practical experience enables me to guarantee the best possible work at moderate charges. i Estimates for tunings and repairs, of all classes of musical instruments, free. A post card will secure the prompt and personal attention of Yours very truly, W. A. BEDDINGTON, Denbigh House, 16 Edward Henry Street, Rhyl. 2Ç):), COMPTON HOUSE. 57 High Street, Rhyl. MRS EDWARDS respectfully invites a visit of inspection to her Show Room, which replete with a choice selection of the LATEST NOVELTIES in French & English MILLINERY At POPULAR PRICES. Sailor Hats, Golfing Hats, Cycling Hats IN GREAT VARIETY. Telegrams-Steer, Rhyl. Telephone—No. 3, Rhyl. H. A. STEER, Wine Merchant, 73 High Street, Rhyl. GOLD LABEL SCOTCH WHISKY (Sole Proprietor), AS SUPPLIED TO COL. CORNWALLIS WEST, Ruthin Castle, during the visit of n H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES, May. 1898. John Jameson's and George Roes Irish Whiskies. Henry Norman A* Cie. Martcll & Hennessv's Brandies. Nicholson s London Gin. De Kuyper Hollands. Bass ami Worthiixjtnn's Ale. Guinness' Extra Dublin | Stout and Export Invalid Nourishing Stout. Special Value, Own Bottling—Californian Burgundy, 15s per dozen; Californian Sauterne, Ins per dozen; Australian Burgundy, 15s per dozen. Equal to Wines sold at double the price. Stretton Hills, Ellis and Son, and Schweppe's & Co.'s Mineral Waters. Agent for Moet & Chandon's Champacnes, St. Marceaux Champagnes, Rhine and Moselle Wines, Jules Lafaure and Co.'s Clarets. BASS & CO.'S LIGHT BOTTLING ALE. Imperial Pints, 2s. fid. per Dozen Half Pints, Is. 6d. 31 BASS & CO.'S ALES in 9 and 18 Gallon Casks, From Is. per Gallon PALE ALE at 18. 8d. per Gallon. CIGARS Wholesale and Retail. Spring and Summer Fashions. SPECIAL SHOW OF MILLINERY. — Novelties in all Departments. AT ———————— I J. TALBOTT'S, HIGH STREET, RHYL. 1Ir TO BE SOLD CHEAP, by PRIVATE TREATY a Freehold Dwelling house situated at the West end of Rhyl, close to Parade, containing 2 entertaining Rooms, six Bedrooms, Bathroom (hot i and cold water) w.c. inside and out, with Coach house and two stalled stable at the rear. At present let at f42 per annum. Apply to Gamlin & Williams, Solicitors, Rhyl. (344 14REE ADVERTISING. PROPERTIES FOR SALE OR TO BE LET.— Property-owners and others desirous of dis- posing of Property, Businesses, &c., by private treaty are invited to send full particulars to the undermentioned for insertion (free of charge) it. the NORTH WALES FREE PROPERTY REGISTER," published monthly, having an ex- tensive circulation, and being the only free adver- tising medium of its kind in the district. Iptec- ding purchasers and tenants should send tor a copy of the Register, which wilj be forwarded, post free, on application to the Proprietors and Publishers Messrs Greenhalgh and Geary, Auc tioneers. Valuers and Estate Agents, Rhyl. 13 JOSEPH JONES (late Mr W Evans), PRACTICAL t7 UPHOLSTERER, &C. Venetian and other Blinds Made to Order. All Work in above Trade Personally Attended to in Town or Country, Workshop Old Armoury, Back Windsor Street, Rhyl. 440 THE PATENT IMPERIAL BROUGHAM Hansom, for business men, light and roomy. Windows the same as ordinary Brougham. Always free from wet; inside lamps; also Landaus, Broug- hams, Victorias, light London Hansoms, small Omnibussos, Waggonettes, Char-a-banos, light American Funeral Cars, Hearses, and Sheliberes 30 otlitr Carriages, some equal to new, easy terms. Catalogues and Drawing free. John Marston;s Carriage. Works, Ltd., Bradford-st, Birmingham, (]Ii; i.i,"r RocÏ- Arthur and Bod Meurig, Bath I Street, Rhjl. Superior private residences, each containing three entertaining rooms, t'ine bedrooms, dressing rooms, with all modern coiiveiiieri(,es.- kpi)lv Messrs 1". 1 uulkea and Son, Builders, 71 West Parade, or Mr J Shaw Green 11 Mill Street. Wairinfton, 14Z "V^OL'NG LATA' — Junior Assistant to the 1 General Drapery live out.—Apply personally to H Millward. Draper, Rhyl. 51 o APPRENTICE Wanted for the ELECTRIC LIGHTING BUSINESS. Splendid oppor- trinity. Small premium required. Address. Beta," "Journal" Office, Rhyl. ö}:-i rpo BF. LET, with immediate possession, 1 CRAIG LEA, Bath Street, Rhvl. Ren r £ 40. per annum. Also ROUALEYN, adjoining; rent, £ 35 per annwn.-AppIy, Messrs Gamlin and Williams. Solicitors-_R^hvI. __i! OF. SAL -F.-A very rare opportunity, in the r opntre of Rhyl.-A, good substantial FREE- HOLD HOUSE and STOREROOM attached. Most convenient for any dealer or tradesman. The Storeroom entrance is wide enough to drive jp The House contains 7 rooms and three attics. Storeroom contains two large rooms—tirst and second storys. Two shillings premium will be charged for viewing the premises. — Address j.R.P, Journal Office. (1;)32 A PARTMENTS in t' e Lake District are best obtained A by an Advertisement in the Kendal Mercun and Times." '20 word-, Is.: 3 weeks. 2*. 6d TO -ALL HAVING APARTMENTS TO LET AT RHYL.- Do not lose pounds by having your Apartments Empty, when for Is. (or 3 weeks, 2s. 6d) you can have a 20-word Advertisement in the" Kendal Mercury and Times." which circulates all over the English Lake District, which ench year sends hundreds of visitors to Wales.—Address Mercury and Times' Office Kendal. i YTHAM. — FURNISHED APARTMENTS.— I_> Holiday-makers seeking a quiet seaside and rural resort on the Lancashire Coast fix on Lytham isix miles from Blackpool i. Those requiring Apartments would be quickly accommodated by inserting a small advertise- ment in the Lythain Times 3"2 words Is.; or four insertions for Hs. yd. This journal is the only one printed and published in this flourishing district.- Address Manager "Times Office, Lytham. A PARTMEXT,-To all having Apartment* to Let.- Do hot loose pounds by having your apartments empty, when for Is (or 3 weeks 2s) you can have a 30-word advertisement in six London suburban newspapers, circu- lating in districts which each year send thousands of visitors to Rhvl and other pleasing resorts in the neigh- bourhood. Names of papers Leyton, Leytonstone,West Ham. Wanstead, Woodford and Forest Gate. Manor Park and Ilford Express and Independent. "-Address, Pub- lisher, "Independent Office. Leytoustone, London, N.E. DUNOON :(on the Clyde'.—Residents in Rhyl and District desiring Apartments at Dunoon, Innellan, Kien, Hunter's Quay, and Holy Loch District should insert an advertisement in The Dunoon Observer and Argyllshire Standard3S words, 6d.: four insertions, Is. tid,: 30 words. Is.—Publishing Office, Dunoon-road, Sandbank. Arfryllshire. Inglis's Guide to Dunoon and District illustrated, post free for 7d., from the Publishers, Dunoon-road. Sandbank. ISLE OF MAN. Intending Visitors shuJ make i. known the:r Fints in the "Isle of Man Examiner." 24 wor s prepaid, tid.; three insertions. Is. Eroadbent's opular Guide Book, post free. Ni. B .oks on Manr Folklore. Ac., of S. ti. Broadbeiu and Co., Ltd.. Victori- Street. Douglas. -101-NTRY SERVANTS- FARM STOCK PRODUCE, I Do yon wish H buy, sell. or engage If so. adver- tise in the Ormskirk Advertiser and Agricultural Intellitrencer for West Lancashire (established half-It century), aud yon will get what you waut 24 > > ■ I i.r One Slidin g additional insertions half-price Publishing Offices, Ormskirk. LLANDRINDOD WELLS, The best adverdsing JLj medium for those seeking apartments at the Wcll, is the "Radnorshire Standard (Central Wales News)' with full List of Visitors, published every Friday, Id. I here being nurncr us vacancies for domestic servants, ..aitres-es. &c.. at the Weds, an advertisement in this [Ilper would be ..ù vanta!!eOllS to those stelting employ- meiit. Head Offices— Hiyh Street. Llandrindod Wtlls. [VAST St FFOLK (BECCLES).—Residents in Rhyl 1 J 'Lnd ],ii-ing kp ,t Becele- or au'v other town on lite Broads, should insert a small adver- tisement in the East Suffolk Gazette, a popular paper lor Beccles and the adjoining districts. Prwp, 24 words, out. insertion, Is.; 3 insertions. *2s.: six. 3s.—Address, E:ist Suffolk Gazette, Bercles. rpO LET.—Nos. 2 and 4, BELLE YUE X TERRACE, HATH STR-EET three enter- taining, eight bed rooms, bathi-ootil, h. a ii W.P., kitchen and back kitchen, yard, f coal- J house, garden front and back vacant possesion. —Jos. Williams, Auctioneer Rhyl 135. # > < ? 'f I■ I

ABERGELE. ON* Wednesday Lady Dundonald formally opened a new rifle range on Conway Marsh. She Was accompanied by Lord Cochrane, who fired the first shot. The range will cost about 92,000. DEATH.—On Wednesday afternoon the death took place of Mr Lloyd Jones, Dinorbep Farm, near this town. Mr Jones was 77 years of age, and died whilst reclining on the sofa. He leaves a widow, a son, and daughter. He was a man highly respected, and was a brother to the late Mr Lowell Jones, chemist, Rhyl.

J i&aUs bv Unction. J Byl Messrs W. DEW & SON RHYL. IMPORTANT TO HOTEL KEEPERS, LICENSED VICTUALLERS, BREWERS, CAPITALISTS, AND OTHERS. Sale of a Most Valuable Freehold Family, Commercial, and Posting Hotel, a Freehold Public-House, and a Free- hold House with an Off-beer License. MESSRS WM. DEW & SON will offer for Sale JJJL by Public Auction, at the WESTMINSTER HOTEL, RHYL, on TUESDAY, SEPT. 3rd, 1901, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, that most Valuable, Fully-Licensed, Freehold HOTEL and PREMISES, with Capital Stabling Accommoda- tion, known as the "White Lion Hotel." This Well-built and Important Freehold, Fully- Licensed Hotel stands in a first-class position, facing the High Street, with a long frontage thereto, and enjoys a, good General, Commercial, and Posting Business. As it faces the main street of Rhyl, over which there is an almost constant vehicular and pedestrian traffic, it does a capital all-round business. The Over-the-Counter Trade is excellent, it has a good Commercial connection, while it is well-known as being one of the very best Market and Farmers' Houses in the town. There is a first-class Posting Business, and owing to the ample and extensive Stabling accommodation, a capital Livery Trade is done. In fact this Hotel has a good and well-established reputation and connection, is absolutely free, and owing to its situation, stabling, and other advantages is a property <>f real value and merit, and well worthy of the attention of those interested in the Trade. LOT 2.-All that FREEHOLD BEER HOUSE or PUBLIC HOUSE, known its "The Queen's Arms," in the occupation of Mr A Roythorne as yearly tenant, together with the MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE adjoining, and situate in Vale Road, Rhyl. These Freehold and Valuable Premises are free in all respects, have a frontage to Vale Road, the main thoroughfare to the Vale of Clwyd, Bodel- wyddan, Rhuddlan, Dyserth. Prestatyn, &c., in a thickly-populated neighbourhood, opposite the ground where the agricultural, dog, and other shows, and pigeon shooting matches are held. LOT 3.-Those FREEHOLD PREMISES, situate in Vale Road, and possessing an OFF-BEER LICENCE, and known as Nottingham Horse," standing in a populous part of the town, facing Vale Road, doing a good and large out-door trade, and having the advantage of being free in all respects. Particulars, plans, views, and conditions of sale may be obtained of Messrs BROMLEY, JONES, & CO., Solicitors, Rhyl, at any of the principal hotels in Rhyl and neigh- bourhood, at the Auctioneers' Institute, 51 Chancery Lane, London, or of the AUCTIONEERS, Banpor and Llandudno. 680 By Mr FRANCIS GEARY. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. TOWN OF RHYL. MR FRANCIS GEARY, F.A.I.. will Sell by Auction, at the ROYAL HOTEL, RHYL, on WEDNESDAY, the 28th day of AUGUST, 1901, Ten Freehold Dwelling-Houses in Marlborough Grove, West Parade Rhyl. Full particulars in future announcement. 692 Grand Pavilion Theatre, RHYL. Proprietors Messrs W. Carter & S. Warhurst. Acting Manager Alr Arthur Laceby Friday and Saturday, August 16 and 17, Last Nights of the Successful Comic Opera, DANDY FIFTH." Sunday, August 18th, GRAND SACRED CONCERT, IN WHICH The Hon. Margaret Henniker, Soprano, Miss Marion Yeulett, Contralto and MR JULIAN CLIFFORD, England's Great Pianist, of the Queen's Hall, St. James's Hall, and Scottish Orchestral Concerts, Will Appear. Admission by Pier Toll 2d., Silver Collection. Better Seats 6d., Is., and ls. 6d. Monday, August 19, for Three Nights, The No. I Company of IN THE SOUP," From the Strand Theatre, London. Thursday, August 22, for Three Nights, THE CHRISTIAN." Seats.—3s., 2s., Is. 6d., Is., and 6d. Early doors, 6d. extra to all parts at 7. Ordinary Doors, 7-30. Commence, 8 p.m. A RUSTIC BAZAAR WILL BE HELD AT GLAN ABER. ABERGELE, ox TUESDAY, AUGUST 27th, In Aid of the North Wales Branch of the Church of England's Society for Providing Homes for Waifs and Strays. The Bazaar will be Opened by the Countess of Dundonald, AT 2-30 P.M. Admission :—Is.; after Five o'clock, 6d. There will be STALLS for- ARTICLES OF WELSH INDUSTRY (as exhibited lately in London), Useful and Fancy Work Baskets China Flowers, Fruit, and Vegetables Tea and Refreshments, During the Afternoon, Mr CARRUTHERS will Exhibit his Marvellous Troupe of PERFORMING DOCS and GERMAN COAT. These animals do the most surprising tricks and antics. A treat seldom seen. Croquet and other Amusements in the Grounds. If the Weather should be Unfavourable, the Bazaar will be held in the Church House. 693 Lifeboat Saturday at Rhyl. THE D it t- ANNUAL Demonstration Will be held on SATURDAY, AUGUST 24TH. CRAND SANDHOLE COMPETITIONS FOR CHILDRE,N VALUABLE PRIZES >OK COLLECTIN' Boxes Ready on Saturday at the'"Offip.c of M:R. HVUKHT R. HOLUECHE, Auctioneer, MarketStreet. The Rhyl Amateur Swimming Club will hold their Annual Swimming Gala at the Lake after the Procession. Open Events. Splendid Prices. Entries close for Swimming on Tuesday, August 20th, and to be sent to 698) MR T. J. DAVIES, 34 Gronan.t Street. sommommum

annum. No extras, no vacation, and diet un- Paralleled." Having regard to change of time and circum- stances between the advertisement of Mr Squeers and the one I next give, there is a similarity of otibstance (an appeal for parental confidence) and style Vacancies now occur in the establishment of a gentleman who undertakes the care and education of a few backward boys, who are beguiled and trained to study by kind discipline, without the least severity (which too often frustrates the end desired.) Situation extremely healthy. Sea and country air; deep gravelly Soil. Christian gentility assiduously cultivated Oil sound Church principles. Diet unsurpassed. Wardrobes carefully preserved. The course of instruction comprises English, classics, mathe- P, matics, and science. Inclusive terms, 80 guineas Per annum, quarterly in advance. Music, Rawing, and modern languages are extras, but Moderate. Address I bave rpad of a IIcbool where the only extras were "pure milk and the guitar." The Great Servant Question is always present, aDd indissolubly bound up vrith our domestic "feand happiness. There was, and I think there 5^11 is, the Metropolitan Association for —^friending Young Servants." Mere I give one °'their advertisements, which if not as alluring as one of Mr Sqmers is charming for its honest 8,Ifplicity and brevity: ''Will anyone undertake as SERVANT a br'S:ht, clean, neat girl, who is deceitful, lazy, and inclined to be dishonest V Address, Hon Secretary, M.A-B.Y S, 21, Charlotte Street, S.E Some years ago there was an advertisement for a kind mastar aud a pleasant home for a large savage dog. Punch described the kind of which the large savage dog would lead the j^&d master. But I think that in a well-ordered household the savage dog would be preferable to ne maid-servant described. The next is a much *&Ore deserving case :— Undsr-Housekeeper, Under-Matron, desired Jy a Young Woman, age 22. Energetic, domesticated. Great misfortune in losing right r, arl)), but good artificial one. Happy home and 6Biall remuneration. Apply- Having given instances of people of insufficient ^Salification seeking employment, I will go to "0 other side of the account. "Can any lady or gentleman recommend a MAN, and WIFE (Church of England) ? M^n jjseful indoors and out. Principal duties—large flower garden, small conservatory, draw bath- must wait at table, understand lamps, non- (!lnoker, wear dress suit, except in garden. Clothes and beer not found. Family, lady and child, a^y-help. House-parlour-maid kept. Must not to small bedroom. Wife plain cook (good), undertake kitchen offices, dining-room, and (wash clothes) Joint wages, £ 50, all found." We often hear complaints of the unreasonable Requirements of the labourer. It would be Bociallv advantageous if the tyrannical exactions of employers were more frequently published. I now pass from the mysteries of lowly domestic service to a sphere of aristocratic life:— The Great-niece of a Lord Chamberlain to £ itig George III REQUIRES a SITUATION as COMPANION to a Lady, or Cicerone to young jadies. Her mind if highly cultivated. English habits and Parisian accent. Apply by letter,1 ^93sar What might not be expected of the grand-niece of a Lord Chairberlain of the Couit of George III and Queen Charlotte This advantage brings to mind that Byron said of Moore—that he dearly loved a Lord," and is another evidence and fine example of our national love of aristocracy, and of social distinctions generally. I have not space for more than two other rich Samples of the national love of titles, from daily 210tices of deaths and marriages :— "On the 22od inst, 1897, at Lisbon, William Thorold Wood, cousin to the Bishop of Rochester, J° Sir John Thorold, of Syston Park, and brother to the Rector of Widmerpool. He was a man of Rreat mental endowments and exemplary conduct." flight they not have been unrecorded bad he not oeen related to a Bishop and a Baronet ? Here is a gem, extracted from the Morning Post,' of 1893 :— COPPER WEDDING. "DE COURCELLES—ST. AUBYN. On fie 7th November, 18^3, at St Marylebone Church, W, by the Rev Grant E Thomas, B.C.L, and Privately, owing to family bereavements, the J Hector de Conrcelles, M.A, Worcester College, Oxford, and some time incumbent of St Andrew's, Ardrossan, to Matilda Chrysogoria, daughter of the late Rev William John St Anbyn, M.A, Rector of Stoke Damerel, Devon- Port, and granddaughter of Sir Tobn St Aubyn, j^K.S, fifth Baronet of Clowance and St Michael's Mount, in the county of Cornwall; and also granddaughter of the late Sir Thomas Barret A'emard, Bart, of Belhus, Essex, and bis wife Dorothy, Lady Lennard, sister and co-heir of the above-earned Sir John St Aubyn, Bart, F.R.S." The following ribald skit appeared in the same Paper directly afterwards:- "BRAZEN WEDDING. POYNTZ-D'ARGENT—CHAMPIGNON.- On November 9th, 1 f-88, at St Wombat's, Stony Stratford, by the Rev Peter Broke Poyntz- d'Argent, father of the bridegroom, and privately, Owing to affliction in bride's family, the Rev Maximus Cadwallader Poyntz-d'Argent, B.A, Brasenose, and some time curate-in-clnrge of Cabbidge, Beds, to Rosy Gillian, only surviving child of Varie Champignon, Esq, of Champignon. Beds, and granddaughter of the late Sir De Horsey Champignon, Kt, ol Muckross, and Maternal great-grandniece of the late Honourable Carolina A W Skeggs." The moral of these articles is that the desire to obtain or dispose of biain labour, or manual labour, or material, or anything valuable or Worthless—real or imaginary, may be most easilv, cheaply, and speedily satisfied by advertising in a 8ticeessful newspaper. I trust that some of the ttany who are often complaining of bad times or bad luck will mark, learn, and digest" the Moral, and thus turn repining into rejoicing, and gloom into enduring brightness. Rhyl, August 10th, 1901. Yz