Rhyl Journal

RHYL GOLF CLUB. Monthly Medal Competition Gross. Hdcp. Nett. Miss Haynes S6 +1 S7 1\1 iss Mainwaring 105 7 98 Miss Wild 109 10 99 Miss Vaughan 115 23 92 Miss Miller 142 25 92 Miss 119 14 105 Mrs Batters did not return a card The tie between Miss Haynes and Miss Wild in Half-yearly Finals was played off, Miss Haynes being the winner. She holds the Challenge Prize for the next six months.

Rhuddlan. Football. The match played last Saturday at Rhuddlan was with the Rhyl Press. After some exciting play the Rhuddlan club proved the victors by 5 goals to 3. To-morrow Afonwen are the visitors, and a good match is anticipated. Debating Society. A meeting of the above was held on Friday under the presidency of Mr Wm Parry, when an interesting debate on Free Trade v. Protection took place. Mr Thos Hughes, Penybont, opened the discussion in favour of Free Trade, and Mr Joseph Roberts championed the cause of Protec- tion. Several members took part, and on the motion of Mr J W Jones, seconded by Mr W Morris, the meeting was adjourned until to-night (Friday), when Messrs Jones and Morris will open the debate.

Flintshire Police Committee. At the quarterly meeting of the Flintshire Standing Joint Committee at Mold yesterday, Mr R Ll Jones, of Rhyl, presided. Chief Constable's Report., The report of the Chief Constable (Major Webber) showed that during the past quarter 39 indictable offences were reported, for which 26 persons were apprehended, 9 proceeded against by summons, and 4 cases were undetected. The number of cases of drunkenness was 115, which was in advance both of the number last quarter and of the number of the corresponding quarter last year. On the proposition of the Chairman, a vote of condolence was passed with the family of the late Mr P B Davies-Cooke in their bereavement. The Tramp Problem. Considerable discussion took place on the subject of vagrants in the county, and the meeting respectfully submitted that the subject should receive the careful consideration of the Local Government Board, with a view to the establishment of a more effective and uniform system for dealing with tramps. Mr P P Pennant proposed the resolution. In seconding, Mr J Prince (Connah's Quay) thought that some notice should be taken of the proportion of old soldiers and reserve men who drifted into the ranks of tramps. He thought there should be an imperial contribution to the cost of keeping those who formerly belonged to the army. The Chairman thought it was too sweeping a charge to say that the majority of the tramp cases were to be attributed to the short-service system in the army. They had about 3,000 tramps per annum passing through St. Asapb, but most of those were subject to some infirmity. There were very few who were able-bodied. There were some exceptions, and poisibly these were army men. Mr Pennant said the discussion served to show how advisable it was that they should have a uni- form system of dealing with tramps throughout the country. The resolution was carried. Sunday Trade. The Hawarden Free Church Council wrote com- plaining of the nuisance caused by the sale of newspapers on Sunday in the Hawarden and Buckley district and requesting that immediate ■teps be taken to put a stop to the practice alto- gether, or at least, during hours of diyine service. The Chairman said they had tried to deal with this matter in Rhyl, but they had failed. The communication was handed to the Chief Constable, with a. request that he should give the matter his attention.

LATE NEWS. End of Concordats." The Archbishop of Canterbury in a further letter to the Rev Dr Horton sayw he reluctantly accepts the decision of tho latter that an amicable and practical conference on the teaching of religion in schools is not at present possible. Miss Hickman. The jury last evening brought in a verdict that the lady doctor had takeu morphine whilst temporarily insane. Mr. Kenyon's Views. The Hon. G T Kenyon, M.P., nukes known his general views on the fiscal problem. Mr Kenyon wants to see Free Trade all round, which we have never had, and from which we seem to be further than ever. But he does not see the wisdom or necessity of taxes on food, and this is not the policy the Government advocates. The Govern- ment's effort to break down hostile foreign tariffs will have Mr Kenyon's cordial support.

English Presbyterian Social. A highly successful social was held in the Princes Street Schoolroom last night (Thursday), which was given on this occasion by Mrs Parker Davies and Mrs Dulfus, assisted by Miss Jcvons. The party partook of an excellent supper at 7 o'clock, which was served in an excellent manner, and did great, credit to the ladies concerned. Alter supper the Rsv J. Verrier Jones presided over a very enjoyable concert, in which the following ladies and gentlemen took part :-Pianoforte solo, Miss Maggie Russell Jones; song, Miss Lucas; recitation, Miss Parker Davies song, Miss Lily Evans. Considerable amusement was afforded by a competition in impromptu speaking. Mr Percy Davies was the first to try his hand and had for his subject Should bachelors be taxed?" Nlr R. Broadie Griffiths came next with "How would you pop the question 7" Mr E Parker Davies was called upon to speak on Bootlaces" and Mr Edwards on Ghosts." Mr Thomas Jones had the hackneyed question Is marriage a failure ? and Mr Arthur Jones What distinguishes man from the animal?" Mr Millward, who acted as adjudicator, divided the prize equally between Messrs E Parker Davies and Percy Davies Violin solo, Miss Drummond. Mr Vaughan proposed, and Mr H Millward seconded, a very hearty vote of thanks to the ladies for providing the refreshments and to all who had taken part Mr Parker Davies responded on behalf of the ladies. Song, Queen of the May," Miss Lucas recitation, In the usual way," Miss Parker Davies song, Daddy," Miss Lily Evans concluding with the National Anthem. j

Bethel C M. Chapel Concert. With the object of the assisting the funds of the above place of worship one of the most enjoy- able concerts yet given in Rhyl this season was held in the Town Hall yesterday (Thursday) evening. There was a large attendance, and the audience was not slow to express its appreciation of the efforts of those who were down to entertain them. The Chairman was Mr J Roberts Jones, who proved a capable substitute for Mr J P Jones, St. Asaph, who had been announced to preside, but was unable at tho last moment to attend. Toward the close of the concert Mr J M Griffiths, one of the Chairman's supporters on the platform and an office bearer at Bethel Chapel, announced that Mr J P Jones in his letter of apology for absence enclosed & cheque in aid 01 the object for which it had been arranged, and that Mr W Elwy Williams had also sent a donation. The duties of accom- panist were discharged by Mr Bryan E Warhurst with his accustomed ability. The various items of the programme were as follows -Address, the President; pianoforte solo. Miss Lettie Hughes solo, "Sound all Alarm" (Handel), Mr Furness Williams solo, City of Rest" (J Francis Lloyd), Mr J Francis Jones solo, .1 Cuckoo in the Orchard" (Lawson), Miss Ada Roberts; solo, De Profundis" (Lucas Williams), Mr Tom Williams selection on the Welsh triple harp, Mr D R Evans (Telynor Berwyn) (encored); duet, "Arwyr Cymru Fydd," Messrs Furness Williams &Tom Williams pianoforte duet, Miss Dot Jones and Miss Davies; solo, The two Grenadiers" (Schumann), Mr Tom Williams; solo, The Swallows," Miss Ada Roberts; solo, "How vain is man," (from "Judas Macabeus," Mr Furness Williams; solo, The Holy City (Stephen Adams), Miss Laura Bath- gate (encored), "Neges y Blodeuyn"; solo "Lead, kindly light (Pugh Evans), Mr J Francis Jones; selection on the Welsh triple harp, Mr D R Evans, (Telynor Berwyn) (encored); solo, The Sword and the Sheath (Wm Davies), Mr Tom Williams; finale, Hen wlad fy Nhadau."

TO f,F,T, a pleasantly-situated Residence, with i_ lo.v,eij view of Vale of Clwyd, south aspect, within easy reach of sea-front, and close to lake for boating, &e., containing 3 entertaining rooms, 7 bedrooms, large bathroom, lavatories, &c, and first-class domeetic arrangements. Rent £ 60,— Further particulars from Ben Williams, Kinmel Street alt b)) Auction, By Mr JOSEPH WILLIAMS. Glan Dwr, 24 JOHN STREET, RHYL. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24th. MR JOSEPH WILLIAMS is instructed by MRS. HARDING, who is leaving Rhyl, to Sell by Auction (without Reserve) the whole of the Serviceable Household Furniture and Effects, including Linen and Cutlery. Sale rt 1-30 p.m. View morning of Sale. County Chambers, 4 Queen Street, Rhyl. 283 PUBLIC NOTICE. Great Clearance Sale OF First-class Heady-made Boys' Suits and Overcoats, Mens Overcoats and Pants, will be scld below cost Undoubted Bargains in Einry Line at J. M. GRIFFITHS, 9 SUSSEX ST., RHYL. 122

Gwladfa Gymraeg yn Affrica. Gohebydd 0 Batagonia a ysgrifona fel y canlyn i'r "Drycb "Cyrhaeddodd D. S. Jones a Robert Roberts yn ol o'u hymchwiliad am le i wladychu ynddo yn Ne Affrica. Buont yn ymweled ac yn archwilio saith neu wyth 0 fanau yno, a chawsant bob help a chyfarwyddyd i gario allan amcan en bymweliad a'r wlad. Wedi teithio rhai miloedd o filltiroedd, a dyfal a gofalus gymeryd i ystyr- iaeth fanteision a diffygion y gwahanol fanau cynygiedig gan y Llywodraeth i sefydlu caitref nrwydd i Gymry Patagonia arno, dewisasant ddyffryn bycban ger tref Christiana, ar yr afon Vaal. Saif y lie dewisedig yn nghwm isaf y Transvaal, ger Fourteen Streams, ac am yr afon a'r Orange Colony. Mae yno gyfleusderau mas- nachol dibafal, gan nad yw nepell o Kimberlev a'r meusydd deiamwnt, a chyn pen dwy flynedd bydd cangen reilffordd yn rhedeg drwy'r lie, wed'yn fe fydd mewn cyswllt masnach a Johan- nesburg a holl aurfeusydd Deheudir Affrica oil. Tir dyfradwy yw y dyffryn y Llywodraeth wrthi'n prysur wneyd camlas i'r tir yn awr-eyst y gamlas ddeugaiu mil o bunau, a gwneir argae ar y Vaal i sicrbau cyflenwad parhaus 0 ddwfr i'r tyddynod, yr argae a'r gamlas yn costio deu- gain mil 0 bunau. Caniateir 50 erw 0 dir yn y dyffryn, a 500 erw o'r ucheldir cydio (veldt) yn dir pori i bob teulu. Cyst y 550 erw tuag 800 punt, a cheir 30 mlynedd o amser i dsklu am dano. Nis rhoddir gweithred i neb cyn pen y deng mlynedd o'r aroser y sefydlir arno —ar derfyn byny 0 amser gellir gorpben talu a llwyr berchen- ogi. Dywed yr yspiwyr fod y man dewisedig yn meddu manteision lawer, ac fod y gweryd a'r hinsawdd yn bobpeth y gellir disgwyl iddynt fod. Caniateir eludiad rhad oddiyma yno i'r teuluoedd fyddont barod i symud, ac yn ol pob argoel caiff pob teulu fyned a nifer benodol 0 anifeiliaid i'w canlyn. Y mae cryn lawer yn dra brwdfrydig dros symud, ond gan y rhaid aros am wyth neu naw mis eto cyn y bydd y gamlas wedi ei chwbl- bau, gall y sel oeri. Y mae Ap Iwan wedi aros yn South Affrica i hyrwyddo y symudiad ymlaen ac yn ol a glywsom wedi ei benodi i swydd bwysig fel peirianydd yno.

The New Sheriffs. The following gentlemen have been nominated, and the usual custom is to prick the first in the list in each shiie. Denbighshire.-Charles Salusbury Mainwaring, Bwlchybendy, Cerrigydruidion. Robert David Roberts, Bronygraig, Conway. Edward Andrew Kfoulkes, Eriviatt, Denbigh. Flintshire.—Horace Mayhew, Broughton Hall. William John Patrickson Storey, Preswylfa, Rhyl. James Williams, Lincoln College, Oxford.

TO BE LET, with early possession, a Cottage, containing sittingrooin, 3 bedrooms, kitchen] scullery, and good yard. Rent £ 15.—Apply to *J3eB, Williams, House Agency, Kiamel St., Rhyl,1 JSaleg fy) Auction, ) By Mr FRANCIS GEARY. j OGHR-Y-VOEL, DYSERTE. MR FRANCIS GEARY, F.A.I., will Sell by Public Auction at the ALEXANDRA HOTEL, RJIYL, on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1903, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, the following Freehold Property. All that DWELLING-HO USE AND LAND, known as MOUNT CLWYD COTTAGE, situate at Ochr-y-Foel, Dyserth, and containing in the whole by estimation 16 perebeq, more or less. The house is partly furnished, and the purchaser will have the option of purchasing the Furniture at a sum to be fixed by the Auctioneer at the time of sale. The Conditions of Sale may be inspected at the office of the vendor's solicitor three days prior to day of sale. For further particulars and orders to view apply to the Auctioneer, Market Street, Rhyl, or to MR J. PIERCE-LEWIS, Vendor's Solicitor, 272) Rhyl and Praetatyn. Mr 33cn OTilltams, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENT, &c. Telegrams-BEN WILLIAMS, Agent, Rhyl. FU UN I SHED or Unfurnished.—To L.r, with F early possession, that pleasllntly-situated and well-arranged semi-detached Residence, known ss "Ashton," Russell Road, Rhyl, with south aspect, and containing diningroom, drawingroom, and breakfastroom, 5 bedrooms, dressing; room, bath- room, good kitcheus, and up-to-date domestic and other arrangements. Lawn, flower garden, &c. Full particulars as to rent, &c., can be obtained from F. J. Gamlin, Esq., Solicitor, Rhyl; or Ben. Williams, House Ageut, Kinmel Street. TO LET, May 1st next, a comfortable HOUSE on West Parade, where a lucrative business is done as a Boarding House. Contains 5 sitting rooms Rnd accommodation for 18 or 20 beds. Rent S60 par annum. Apply-Ben. Williams, House Agent, Ac Kinmel Street, Rhyl, rpO LET, a centrally-situatfd House on West J. Parade, containing 3 front sitting-rooms, 3 large double-bedded rooms, and 4 small itto kitchens, scullery, &c. Rent £iO per annum. Particulars from Ben. Williams, House Agent, Rhyl. TO LET, comfortable House within few yarde of Promenade, at the rent of £ 26 psr annum. 3 siitingrooms, 8 bedrooms, bath (b & c). Will be papered and painted, if needed, to snit incom- ing tenant.—Apply to Ben. Williams, House and Fire Agency Office, Kinmel Street.

MARRIAGES. THOMAS—MOORE.—On the 9th inst., at St. Barnabas Parish Church, Erdington, by the Rev J Denham Williams, M.A., Ernest Richard Thomas, of the North and South Wales Bank, son of the late Rev David Thomas, of Llangadwaladr, Anglesey, to Marion, elder daughter of George Moore, The Poplars, Erdington, Birmingham. At Home Dec 2 and 3, Victoria Lodge, Sea Bank Road. l'EAKE- VINNING-At St Thomas' Church, Rhyl, on the 10th inst, by the Rev Dan Edwards, Vicar of S. Saviour's, Leicester, assisted by the Rey Thomas Lloyd, Vicar of Rhyl, Thomas Nash Peake, only son of Mrs Peake, of The Nash, Rhyl, to Mary Marjorie (May) Vinning, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Sydney Vinning, Lyndhurst, Rhyl. Nov. 12, at All Saints' Church, Camberwell, by the Rev. Percy Gaster, B.A., Mr B Crowther, of East Dulwich, London, to Mre N Williams, of Rose Grove, Rhyl. DEATHS. On the 7th inst, at Llys Arfon, Rhyl, Amos Maltby, aged GO. Oct. 5, at 1 Purbeck Cotta.ge, Prestatyn, Florence Ceinwen Dowell, aged 8 months. Oct. 6th, at Beuno Cottage, Tremeirchion, Isaac Roberts, aged 73 years. IN MKMOKTAM In loving memory of our dear father, Thomas Jones, 18 Ffynongroew, Road. Rhyl, who died November 9th, 1896. Years roll on and still to memory dear, His loving name we breathe and often shed a tear; Time cannot alter love so deep and true, And years but bring to us our grief anew. From hia Wife and Children,

Sales auction. By Mr JOSEPH EVANS. Corn Exchange, TOWN HALL, RIIYL. JOSEPH EVANS will Sell by Auction at an early date a large quantity of useful Household Furniture and other effects. Parties having any surplus furniture or any other goods for disposal can have them included in this Sale on applying to Joseph Evans, Auctioneer, Wellington Road. Full Particulars in Posters. 274 floticro. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF RHYL. r^EAR SIR OK MADAM,—I should like to call jLJ your attention to the many advantages which the town has enjoyed this year as a result of the efforts of the Rhyl Advertising and Town Improve- ment Association. Several thousands of the effective coloured posters, which were first issued last season, have beeen displayed this year in the principal towns in England, and through this medium some hundreds Of letters asking for various information ,have been answered and Culdes to the town have been sent. This has entailed very laborious work and much expense. The Committee are new discussing their next year's programme, which includes among other items the designing and issuing of a much larger poster, and also publishing a detailed and illus- trated guide to send away to intending visitors. This cannot be done without a considerable outlay, and I earnestly appeal to you to give some appreciable financial assistance, without which it is impossible to continue the useful work which we feel sure you will acknowledge has been done in the past two years by this Association. Yours faithfully, HUBERT R. HOLBECHE, Hon. Sec., Rhyl Advertising and Town Improvement Association, T,wn Hall Chambers, Rhyl, November, 1903. (284 British and Foreign Bible Society. THE ANNUAL MEETING (of the English JL Branch) will be held in the Towx HALL, RIIYL, on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1903, at 7-30 p.m. President R. M. Hugh Jones, Esq, M.A., J.P., Colet House. Addresses will be delivered by the Rev. J. R. ELLIS, of Portmadoc (Deputation), local Ministers and others. A Collection will be made in aid of the funds. Y Feibl Gymdeithas. CYNHELIR CYFARFOD BLYNYDDOL [Yr adran Gymreig] yn NEUADD Y DREF, Run, arDDYDD MERGHER, TACH. 18, 19U3, am 7-30 yn yr hwyr. Llywydd Y Cynghorwr John Hughes. Annerchir y Cyfarfod gan y Parch J. R. ELLIS, Porthmadog (Y Dirprwywr), Gweinidogion lleol, ac eraill. Gwneir Casgliad at y Drysorfa. Arthur Rowlands, Hon. Sec. 280 Queen's Palace,Roof GE^Lens' TO LET from October 20th (with or with- out Bars) for Concerts, Dances, and Assemblies of all kinds. Thoroughly heated and every convenience. 196 Apply Managing Director TO BUILDERS. TENDERS are invited for the erection of FOUR NEW DWELLING HOUSES at MELJDEN. Plans and Specifications may be seen by applying at Bodlondeb, No 9 River Street, Rhyl. The lowest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted. 186 rfFor Salt* WALL PAPEKS frorn I(]. per roll. Any quantity W (large or small) supplied at Wholesale Prices. Our stuck exceeds 100,000 rolls, all classes. Write for patterns, and state what kind you prefer. -Barnett's Wallpaper Warehouse, Campfield Avenue, Manchester. (262 SUPERIOR Brown Oak Diningroom Suite, equal kj to new. Comprising Gentlemen's, Ladies, and and 8 single chairs & couch. Cost £32. Price 915. Address B.M., Journal Office. I70R SALE, Two eecond-hand Pianofortes, splendid condition, good makers, reliable. To be sold at once. May be seen at Mr Bryan Warhurst's, Haydn House, Brighton Road, Rhyl. 25S GOOD, Useful Mare, 15J hands high, with har- ness and Market Shandry for Sale.—Apply, Cross Keys, Dyserth. 227 HEARSE, Modern, Glass or Cloth, in good _UL order, to be Sold, cheap.—377 Park Road, I Dingle, Liverpool. 232 TO BE SOLD by Private Treaty, TWO DWELLING HOUSES, Nos, 2 & 4 Crescent Road, Rhyl; also Piece of BUILDING LAND adjoining.—Apply to Mr G H Morgan, Solicitor, 'Shrewsbury. 205 I70R SALE, Wheeler and Wilson's No 9 Treadle SEWING MACHINE, an Indiarubber Wringei, aud Oak Dolly Tub; all equal to new and at reasonable price.—A., JournalOffice. 188 -IOR SALE -Good Lime-light LANTERN, 12ft. IA Sheet, Gas guage, &c.-Also GAS FIRE, as good as new.-Elnest Jones, Photographer, 8 Queen's Arcade. 173 LAND ON SALK-To be Sold, several eligible and freehold plots of building land, situated in River Street, Wellington Road and Butterton Road, in lots to suit purchaser. For particulars, apply to Messrs David Griffiths and Son, Contractors, Windsor Street, Rhyl 72 FOR SALE, Double Breechloader, finely finished, 12 bore, central fire, top lever, extension rib, well freed rebounding locks, left choke pistol grip, walnut stock, good killer, new. 38s. 6d. Satisfaction guaranteed.—D. Reynolds, 55 Carling- ford Road, Green Lanes, London. 15 rI"lO BE SOLD, or Let on leaso, 51 West Parade, X Rhyl, with coach bouse and stable, on May 1st, 1904. Apply—Sanders, 1 Grcsford Avenue, Hoole, Chester. 995 JTSEFUL LURRY ON SALE, Light and u Strong. Address—Parry, Coachbuildei, Newtown, Rhyl. 922 Don't Be Behind. ORDER NOW and GET THE FIRST PICK. Private Xmas AND New Year Cards All, Private Post Cards. Our Books are Now Ready for inspection The most unique and the cheapest collection ever placed before the public. NOTE OUR TWO ADDRESSES: I A. & H. SANDOE, THE STATIONERY STORES. Bodfor Street, AND 2a High Street, Rhyl. (259 TO BE LET, first-class BUSINESS PREMISES in Bodfor Street, with immediate possession. |—Apply Jos Williams, Auctioneer, Kinmel Street, Rhyl. 467 j Co be fltt, SHOP TO LET in best part of Bedford Streel Apply, J. W Hughes, 33 River Street. 27 TO LET, a small sTA1;l1T&T'O ACH-HOUSE Low rental.—Apply 49 West Parade. 225 TO LET, with immediate possession, 34 WEST PARADE, containing 3 Entertaining Rooms 9 Bedrooms, &c. Rent £55. Newly decorated.— Apply to Joseph Bracky, la Queen Street, More- cambe, Lancashire, or Mr Robbins, Queen Street, Rhyl. 151 PAVILION at Pier Entrance TO LET for JL Concerts, Public Meetings, Bizaars, Danccs, &c, &c.-Apply F Geary, Market St, Rhyl. 140 GOOD SHOP and HOUSE centrally situated in the principal street of Rhyl. Immediate possession. Rent an application to Joseph Wil- liams, Auctioneer, Rhyl. 543 HouSES TO BE LET OR SOLD modern JLJL conveniences, pleasantly situated. Rents from £ 32 to £ 50. Also, several good plots of Building Land for Sale cheap.—Apply, W. J. Simcock, Architect, Surveyor, and Valuer, N. & S. Wales Bank Chambers, Rhyl. (146 rrO BE LET "BOD MEURIG," BATH A STREET, Rhyl. Superior private residence, containing Three entertaining rooms, nine bedrooms, dressing rooms, &c., with all modern conveniences.— Apply Messrs T. Foulkes and Son, Builders, 71 West Parade, or Mr J Shaw Green, 11 Mill Street, Warrington. 142 A HOUSE TO LET, Sandfield Place, Rhyl. Rent £ 14.—Apply, Jos. Williams, Auction- eer, Rhyi. (150 TO LET, 1 Tottenham Buildings, High Street.— JL Lirge shop and dwelling house ;best position in town immediate possession. Rent £ 75.— Apply, Joseph Williams, auctioneer, Rhyl, or Henry Wynn Parry, solicitor, Gateshead-on-Tyne, (442 GOOD GRAZING LAND to be let; also the best HOUSE COAL for sale at a low price.— Apply, Haydock Coal Office, Rhyl. 210 IVrO. 8 CHURCH_sTREEIVRhyl, TO BE LET from 1st of May next. 237 RoesE and SHOP To Let in Mill Bank, JUL containing 3 bedrooms, 2 kitchens, &c. Apply-W. J. Jones, Swan Inn, Rhyl. 264. TO LET Unfurnished, Front SITTING ROOM and TWO BEDROOMS.—Apply 6 Market Street. 2SS icmplojnmM <!J)tftrtb. DRA I'ERY—Wanted, a Young Lady as Ap- prentice to the Fancy Drapery Business.— G. Gould, The Paragon. 281 WANTED G E NE R A L S E R V A NT. No wash- ing. Apply Mrs Gill-Anderton 2 Crescent Road. 273 WANTED, an industrious Woman for PLAIN SEWING by the day.—Apply, 2, Journal Office. (261 DRAPERS.—Young Lady, about 15, Wanted 1) as an Apprentice.—Robt. B. Arnold, Chester House, Rhyl. 236 ANTED, Respectable General SERVANT. Brynteg House, 4 River Street. (228 APPRENTICE W7anted to the Smith Work. Apply—Parry, Coachbuilder, Sisson Street, Rhyl. 19S DENTISTRY.—Dr Wm Williams, Fern Villa, Church Street, Rhyl (Mr Lukyn's successor) has a vacancy for a PUPIL. 134 icmplojjmcnt tantti). GOVERNESS (Certificated, SenioraOxford, &c) G requires morning engagement in Rhyl or neighbourhood. Miss Brattan, Grange House, Church Street, Rhyl. 289ift -\rOUTH, aged 17, desires situation in an Office JL (so as to improve). Can speak both English and W elsh.- Apply Rattle, Rhuddlan. 285 AS STABLE BOl in Gentleman's family, or Page and Groom. To live in or out. English Protestant. Age 15. Good reference.—State wages, &c, S, Journal Office. 267 GO\ KRNESS REQUIRES Morning Engage- ment, now or January English, French, Piano, Violin, Drawing,- C., 2 Crescent Road, Rhyl. 213 YOUNG LADY seeks post ss ASSISTANT in any capacity. Experienced in shop and secretarial work.—A Jones, Marmion, Camm Street, Crewe. 223 ifrttsailfWong, WANTED, for five months (Dee—April in- cluded), Two-stall STABLE with Coach- house, convenient to the West Parade, Rhyl.- Apply Herbert Jones, Ty Gwyn, Corwen. 276 LESSONS in DRAWING and PAINTING, also Miniature Painting, by Miss L Jones Hughes, Exhibitor at the Royal Academy and other exhi- bitions.-St Asaph Street, Rhy!. 182 XV/" HE RE can I get my tSaw sharpened ? Why T T not take it to 13 Windsor Street, where your Wood or Meat Saws will be done. Try yours with D Alston. 27 WINDOW BILLS.—"House to Let" and House to Let Furnished to be had at the Journal Office, ready printed ~T RUTGERS, TEACHER OF PIANO, fJ • ORGAN, and THEORY. Most moderate terms. Beginners and advanced pupils. Practice rooms. Songs rehearsed, taught and aceompanicd. Open for Engagements for Concerts, Balls, Parties, &c. Teacher of French, German, and Dutch languages.—New Era, West Parade, Rhyl. 157 ,dfitriltoi)ro OUøtø. ^T^O BE LET, FURNISHED, Westminster -L House, Church Street, containing two large bedrooms, three small do., and two entertaining rooms all reqnisites rent moderate.—Apply, 16 Church Street. 216 rpo BE LET FURNISHED, 5 Lily Terrace, _L Marsh Road well furnished Sitting and 3 do. Bedrooms, Kitchen and Back do terms moderate. Apply to Mrs Wright. Also a Cooking Gas Stove. 209 NOTICE. FOR the Largest and Best LIST OF HOUSES (Furnished and Unfurnished), Properties, Land, and Businesses to Let and for Sale, apply or write to MR JOSEPH WILLIAMS, Auctioneer and Estate Agent, &c., County Chambers, Rhyl Telephone 0179. 425* ■■■■■■■■amnngaBiBmna ifurmslKtf uartntCntfS. TO LET, comfortable Apartments for one or JL two young ladies at business. Terms, moderate. Address, X.L, Journal Office. 269 Al'ARTMENTS to let for the Winter months in quiet house on Parade. Moderate terms.— Address, Local," Journal Office. 208 WINTER APARTMENTS.— Large double W bsdded and sitting-room to let. Low terms. Apply-iN] rs Jones, 7 A(Itiariurp Street. 196 G OJ PORTABLE APARTM KNTS.- One or two Young Men Sitting Room and Piano —46 High Street, Rhyl. 335 RHYL. — WINTER APARTMENTS. Sea view. Low terms. — Mrs Kinsey, Mow Cop House, 26 Abbey Street. 114 TV] EW ERA, West Parade.—FURNISHED or Unfurnished ROOMS TO LET, with or without attendance. Very nominal terms for winter months. Healthiest and best situated house in Rhyl. Board-Residence, very moderate terms. 156 R- HY L.-lodern FURNISHED HOUSE to Let for Winter months. Every convenience nominal terms.—Jones, 45 Aquarium Street. (222 I RHYL.-FURNIHEn HOUSE to Let for Wictertmonths 3 good Sitting Rooms sunny aspect. Terms moderate. Apply, W., Journal Office, Rhyl. (221 Incooro lo""rcrlli)al-ql) & Crcar)-i TO BE OLD. EXTENSIVE BUSINESS PREMISES in centre ot Town. Apply, Greenhalgh and Geary, Auctioneers, Rhyl. WILLIAM PARRY, COACHBUILDER AND UNDERTAKER, Sisson Street, Rhyl. I FUNERALSI. COMPLETELY FURNISHED. 1 d 287 I G. R. LA WHENCE, M. P. S. I Pharmaceutical Chemist by Examination HIGH STREET, RHYL (pcsromcE) I Jf. Sllj| Dept.-Medicine&ofFirst Quality, with promptand 1 °1 lp>^L»aidI car el ul attention, are our ieadiLi^ features.^Free De,;very to any par £ I LgJSBSfi Surgioal Appliances and all Rquisites for Invalids n ■ I "e Choice Perfumes. I ul/ Photographic Department pTT CAMERAS, V,^1/ Dry Plates, P.O.P., Mounts, Albums Telephone And every Requisite for Vo. 15. Amateur and Professional Photographers, Instructions Free to Purchasers, DARK ROOM FOR CHANGING AND DEVELOPIN HIGH-CLASS CASH CHEMIST. "t" Interesting to Owners of Pianos. snoiltbr fnlffi'Ca" be r?n,'Icl'ed ^satisfactory, and is sometimes hands 0^ a ttuwnS> wIule even an inferior instrument in the Skilful Tuner can be GREATLY IMPROVED. For this important work my Thoroughly Practical xperience enables me to guarantee the best possible work at insJmeX" r°PairS' °f a" °lassts of A post card will secure the prompt and personal attention of Yours very truly, W. A. BEDDINGTON, Denbigh Home, 16 Edward Henry Street, Rhyl. 239 NOTICE Latest Novelties. SPECIAL SHOW, SEE WINDOWS. COMPTON HOUSE, HIGH STREET, RHYL INSPECTION INVITED to our Showrooms. Eari.y Autumn Fasiitons. The Latest Novelties IN Millinery, Mantles, Coats, Costumes, etc., ARE NOW ON VIEW AT J. TALBOTT'S, go & 61 HIGH STREET, RHYL. A choice selection of Goods in the Children's Department. V] COATS PELISSES, and REEFERS. .UWIUIBUMUJ ROBT. B. ARNOLD, Chester House, Queen Street RHYL 9 Is now making his "WIIsTTER SHOVT OF Furs, Millinery, Mantles, Costumes, Blouses, Dresses, Grlovss, Hosiery, &c., &c., A lways Something New in Every Department. "om No. 19 and 20 Queen's Arcade, Rhyl. lUliee If PRP to intimate that she »VE.nn HAS OPENED A HIGH-CLASS MILLINERY Establishment At above address, and is now showing all the LATEST STYLES in ENGLISH AND FRENCH CONFECTIONS. SJtfO^ DAlt J.YKiiY Tt ANT> Fi-tin w i • An early inspection inrited. All the Latest Creations in Blouses and Ladies Skirts. 275 nin Willm,U 1 mm a j STAR SUPPLY STORES, ulmYJUrrijl HIGH STIIEET, I 15 STATION ROAD T RllYL. COLWYN BAY. TEA IMPORTERS, General Grocers' AND High-Class PROVISION MERCHANTS. NEW SEASON'S FRUIT NOW READY. Currants from 2d to 4d per lb. Valencias 4d and 5d per lb Sultanas 4d and 5d per Ib Tlurns from 4d to 6d per lb Fi-s i- 3d to 6d prr lb Finest Candied Lemon Peel 4d per lb Finest Quality Citron 6d per Ib STAR SUPPLY STORES, l High St., Rhyl, 15 Station Rd., Colwyn Bay. (927