Rhyl Journal

Rhyl Orchestral Society. ANNUAL CONCERT. There was an audience of very encouraging dimensions at the Town Hall, Rhyl, last night on the occasion of the seventh annual concert in con- nection with that thriving institution, the Rhyl Orchestral Society, which owes the creditable position it occupies in thia part of the musical world very largely to the zeal of its capable con- ductor, Mr J D Asher, and to the loyalty of its members. The concert was under the patronage of the gentry of the town and district, who, to show their appreciation of the society's efforts to afford the public from time to time a thorough treat in the orchestral music line, also supported it by their presence in good numbers. Having secured the assistance of some of the leading vocalists of Rhyl and St Asaph, Mr Asher was able to submit a programme in every way worthy of the occasion. The first item was the rendering by the orchestra of two dances by Arthur H Wood (deputy conductor of the Llandudno Pavilion Orchestra), Treue Herzen," and Ne m'oubliez pas," which received an inter- pretation that would have delighted the composer and was highly satisfactory to the audience. Helmund's Roccoco," a serenade br strings (pizzicato) which has become a very popular item locally, was also accorded ample justice by the orchestra, who later on still were heard to ad- vantage in the rendering of two pieces by Tschai- kowsky — Chanson Triste" (Op. 40) and Humore«ke (Op. 10)—and of Mendelssohn's barcarole No. 13 (Op. 38). The playing was smooth throughout and a pleasing crispness marked the spirited passages, this being par- ticularly noticeable in the concluding item of the programme, "Gaiety" (A H Weod). Mrs Tayleur, whose capabilities are too well known to need emphasising here, gang in a very acceptable manner Love's Coronation" (with violin obligato by Mr E J Robert*, of the Queen's Palace Orchestra), and later on Daffodils- a-blowing," the pleasing interpretation of the latter securing for her a well deserved encore. A mos*. cordial reception awaited Mr William Brown (tenor) and Mr H Finch (bass), the two new choristers of the St Asaph Cathedral. We believe both appeared last night for the first time before a Rhyl audience, and the very favourable impres- sion they created we venture to take for a sign that their services will be much sought after in connection with future local concerts. The recitative and air, Lend me your aid," from C Gounod's opera Irene," was sung with excellent tone and expression by Mr Brown but it was in Wilhelm Ganz's song, I seek for thee in every flower," that he was heard best—for the rendering of this he WAS applauded with such enthusiasm that he was obliged to give the audienae another song, The Kingdom," which also was finely rendered. Mr Finch sang on his first appearance "Jilted" (J Stainer), which proved him to be the possessor of a voice of great purity and compass. He also sang The Curfew" (Monk Gould), for which he was encored in a most hearty manner, giving in response a spirited ren- dering of The Skipper" (Jude). Mr Frank Lloyd, by no means a stranger, was in great form with his sketches, the two he was announced to give—" Portraits of Everyday Life and The Village Concert "—being (given in such an enter- taining manner that he had to supplement each with another. So much then for the programme. The orchestra, which was directed in an able man- ner by Mr J D Asher, included the following Mr E J Roberts, leader the Misses Bibby, Drummond, Evans, Gardner, Hamlett, May Hughes, Sheffield and M Williams, and Messrs Norman Bibby, Bosanquet, Cookson, John Evans, Richard Evans, and De Quincy, violins; Mr D Trehearn, viola; Messrs 0 T Jones and Winter, basses; Mr Mohr, Flute; Mr F S Jenks, oboe; Mr Dejan, clarinettel; Messrs Vaughan and Ellis, cornets; Messrs Mohr and J Jones, horns Mr Davies, trombone Mr Mohr, tuba and Mr L J Foster, piano. The duties of acoompanist were very satisfactorily discharged by Miss Mabel Hughes. The decoratione with which the platform was adorned were kindly lent by Mr Greenslade and Mr Williams, of the Queen's Palace.

Holywell. The Tramways. At the fortnightly meeting of the Holywell Rural District Council on Friday the Clerk (Mr P Harding Roberts) stated that a meeting had been held at Mold—convened by the Duke of Westminster's agent—to consider how far the Flintshire electric tramway echemc would benefit the Halkin district. "At the meeting a suggestion made that the line, instead of following the main road from Holywell to Northop, should take the top road and go right through the heart of the Halkin district, tapping the lead mines and quarries, thus affording means for the conveyance of their output. It was decided that this suggestion should be thrown out to the promoters. —Mr Lloyd Davies understood the suggestion was that the line should go through the Brynford district.—The Clerk thought not.—Mr Pickering thought there was little doubt the promoters would see the advisability of taking the line through the mining districts as far as possible, as it was upon that their success depended.

Dyserth. Tea and Concert Last Thursday all the adults and juveniles con- nected with tho Calvinistic Methodist Chapel and Sunday School were entertained to tea in a most liberal manner by Mr Hugh Hughes, Ty Coch. Afterwards there was a largo attendance at the con- cert in aid of the chapel funds, at which MrHughes presided in an able manner. A capital programme was rendered, the artistes including the following well-known ladies and gentlemen :—Mr and Mrs Gutyn Eifion Jones (Dobenmaen, Carnarvon). Rev W Lewys Davies (Prestatyn), Miss Williams {Rosslyn), and Mr Davies (Abergele). The Dyserth Juvenile Prize Choir also took part.

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Sales lij) Auction. By Mr JOSEPH WILLIAMS. Any Sale entrusted to Mr Joseph Williams Auctioneer, County Chambers, Rhyl, will receive his prompt and personal atten- tion with a guarantee of IMMEDIATE CASH SETTLEMENT. Very Large Whrehouse for Storing Furniture, &o. Glan Dwr, 24 JOHN STREET, RHYL. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24th. MR JOSEPH WILLIAMS is instructed by MRS. HARDINO, who is leaving Rhyl, to Sell by Auction (without Reserve) the whole of the Serviceable Household Furniture and Effects, including Linen and Cutlery. Sale v t 1-30 p.m. View morning of Sale. County Chambers, 4 Queen Street, Rhyl. 283 County Chambers Auction Mart, Queen Street Rhyl. FRIDAY, 27th, NOVEMBER, 1903. MR JOSEPH WILLIAMS will Sell by Auction a good assortment of excellent Household Furniture and effects, including Fire-proof Safes, Joiner's Tools, &c. Other lots may be included. View morning of sale. Sale at 2 o'clock. County Chambers, Rhyl. Tel. No. 0179. 302 ORME'S HEAD VIEW, 72 WEST PARADE, RHYL. Sale of very Attractive Household Appointments, comprised in 8 Dining and Reception Rooms. 14 Bedchambers, Entrance Hall, Corridors, Staicwtys, Kitchen and Minor Domestic Offices, including nn UPRIGHT IRON-FRAMED GRAND PIANOFORTE IN POLISHED WALNUT CASE, Silvered Plate, Cutlery, China, Glass, Table, and Bedchamber Linen. MR JOSEPH WILLIAMS is instructed to Sell by Public Competition on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th DECEMBER, 1903, the whole of the Modern and Desirable Residential Furniture, and Effects, without any Reserve. On View Monday, the 30th November. For further particulars apply at the Auctioneer's Office, County Chambers, Auction Mart, Queen Street, Rhyl. Tel. No. 0179. 298 Any Sale entrusted to Mr Joseph Williams Auctioneer, County Chambers, Rhyl, will receive his prompt and personal atten- tion, with a guarantee of IMMEDIATE CASH SETTLEMENT. r|10 BE LET, first-class BUSINESS PREMISES J. in Bodfor Street, with immediate possession. —Apply Jos Williams, Auctioneer, Kinmel Street, Rhyl. 467 SPECIAL NOTICE. TO LET, with immediate possession, 3 excellent Houses on the West Parade. Suitable for Boarding Establishments. -For particulars apply to Joseph Williams, Auctioneer, Rhyl. (376 PUBLIC NOTICE. Great Clearance Sale OF First-class Beady-made Boys' Suits and Overcoats, Men s Overcoats and Pants, will be sold below cost Undoubted Bargains in Every Line at J. M. GRIFFITHS, 9 SUSSEX ST, RHYL. 122

j mvrnjf imrougn une KirecTS or rsapies incog- n:to, soon after his accession. King Victor asked the cabman what. the people thought of their new ruler. The young fellow will not le,t him- self he liookwinked like his father," said the cabman, who a few minutes later, on finding to whom he had. spoken, was seized with unutter- able confusion. At the London Bankruptcy Court, it trans- pired at the first meeting of creditors of Charles Edward Ba-ssington, who lately carried on busi- ness as a builder in Russell-gardens, Kensington, that the debtor's only asset was a watch, vaJue JB5 5s. He owed £3,900. of which 91,428 was unsecured, and attributed his position to loss in connection with building speculations. The death is announed, at Tarporley, Cheshire, of Mr. William Baldwin, patron of the living of Leylaiul and brother of finsf vicar, the lie v. L. Baldwin. A fortnight ago lie received, a kick from his hoi sc. In his younger days he was a traveller, and joined several big game shooting expeditions in South Africa. He was 77 years of age and unmarried. The new patron of the liv- ing is Col. Robert Baldwin. When 1Ír. William boss, Inspector of Fisheries on Lough Corrib, co. Gahnl-Y, went to the, lake at night, accompanied, by his dog. he slipped on the rocks at the edge of the water and fen in,. Tho dog returned home, and acted as if be wanted somebody to accompany him. So insis- tent was tho aiiimtal that a friend of Mr. Rose accompanied him. The dog led him straight to tlK' spat in the lake where- the dead body of hiie master was discovered. In addition to being an ardent cyclist, the Queen of Italy is a good shot, a.nd has some know- ledge of lawn teiiii is, in which game the King is often her opponent. His Majesty, however, find- ing his consort somewhat below his standard, sometimes allows her to win, but on one occasion he did it so awkwardly that the Queen is re- ported to have thrown down her Tacket in dis- gust. You may beat me with a racket," she exclaimed, but I can always give you points with a gun." At which sally the King laughed heartily and peace was restored. An attempt, has been made to wreck two trains on the Cornish section of the Great Western Railway. As a down goods train was proceeding from Gwinea;r-rd. to Hayle, where there is a gradient of 1 in 60, it w.as found that a wooden post had been laid across the mvt a Is. Within a short time an up passenger train was due, and tho obstruction was within 100 yards of a high viaduct. When the up train was approaching, the driver, who had been warned, found that the same pi'ece of timber had been replaced on tho medals, so that there was a deliberate double attempt at train-wrecking. The disappearance of an Edinburgh lady ten days ago has been elucidated by the discovery of her body in Duddingston Loch, on tho outskirts of the city. In ten days—the time since the lady's dis'appearanee—three persons have been found drowned in this sheet of water, while with- in living memory no previous suicide has been known to have been committed there. Miss Macpl id-Bon. the drowned lady, was in comfort-1 able circumstances, and save the death of her father some months ago no reason can be assigned for her action. The Warrington Education Committee, on Monday, docided that all uncertificated teachem bo required to attend clashes which were being provided free of charge with a view of their be- coming fully qualified teachers. T'he Rev. Morley Stevenson pointed out that the Committee felt the importance of having fully qualified teachers in the schools, and through the projiosed classes it was not only hoped to Secure efficiency, but to confer a boon upon uncertificated teachers, who often, through lack of means, were unable to prosocuto thoir studies and become certificated teachers. A moderately light person might safely hsivn stepped over the quay of the Prince's Hallf-hide Dock, Liverpool, and walked across at certain angles on Tuesday on floating soap. It was a strange sight. Something like 70,000 tablets of soap, packed in wooden boxes, littered the sur- face of the water, and a gang of labourers, some in hmts, others standing on the dock side, were hauling them out again. Tho expla,nation was that tho Boap had been* sent along the river from Port. Sun light in tb,, lua.rge Old, Home for the pur|>"i'se of exportation, but on entering the doek the Old 110111,(" having t'he greater pad of its cargo on deck, c-apsiized and eauk. Throe men aboard scrambled off by means of a rope by which barge was being moored to the quay. The Kvip sank, but eamo to tho surface again immediately. A woman of thirty-five, givjng the name of Grime, is under remand at Tknv-st. on the charjjo of threatening suicide. She says her grand- father was an Irish dean, and her father an M.A. of Oxford. Being destitute, her plea was I that, she "could not stand such a dreadful life any longer,"

ale bp Auction. By Mr FRANK JEWELL. r Rock Cottage, The Hillside, PRESTATYN. ON THURSDAY, NOV 26, 1903. Sale by Auction of Dining Room Suite, 9 pieces, Dining Tables, Easy Chairs, large Painted Cup- board, Brass-mounted Bedsteads, Hair Mattress, Dressing Chest with bevelled-plate mirrors, and the whole of the Household Furniture, EY MR FRANK JEWELL. Goods on view morning of sale. Sale commencing at 2 o'clock sharp. Auction and Estate Office, Central Buildings, Preatatln. 293 -jflr en uailliamo, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENT, &c. Telegrams—BEN WILLIAMS, Agent, Rhyl. FIRE INSURANCE in all its branched—Why run the risk of losing your Furniture or Stock-in-Trade owing to an outbreak of Fire ? Furniture, &c., insured at the rate of 2s. per cent. Dwellinghouses, Shops, &c., Is. 6d per cent.— Full particulars from Ben Williams, Fire aud Life Insurance Agent, Kinmel Street, Rhyl. TO LET, in Abbey 8treet, from May next, a well-situated House, containing 3 sitting- rooms, 7 bedrooms, kitchen, back kitchen, Ac. Rent £:30. Will be converted into a shop for a suitable tenant.—Apply to Ben Williams, House Agent, Kinmel Street, Rhyl. 110 LET, compact House (few yards from the Parade), near St. Johu's Church 3 sitting- rooms, 7 bedrooms, bath, and usual domestic ar- rangements. Rent ;E28.-Applv to B. Williams, House Agent, Kinmel Street. T0 LET, in River Street, John Street, Morley X Road, Butterton Road, Princes Street, and on Weet Parade, HOUSES suitable for letting apartments, or for private residence. Rents £24, X28, £ 32, £33, £45, 160, Ac. Also a well. situated aud commodious House on West Parade, now used as a Boarding Establishment. Electric Light will be installed throughout. Farther particulars from B. Williams, House Agent, &c-, 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 and accommodation for 18 or 20 beds. Rent t60 per annum. Apply—Ben. Williams, House Agent, &c., Kinmel Street, Rhyl. TO LET, a centrally-situated House on West Parade, containing 3 front sitting-rooms, 3 large double-bedded rooms, and 4 small aitto kitchens, scullery, &c. Rent £ 40 per annum. Particulars from Ben. Williams, House Agent, Rhyl. TO LET, comfortable Ilonse within few yards of Promenade, at the rent of £ 26 per annum. 3 sittingrooms, 6 bedrooms, bath (h & c). Will be papered and painted, if needed, to suit incom- ing tenant.—Apply to Ben. Williams, House and Fire Agency Office, Kinmel Street. TO BE LET, with early possession, a Cottage, containing sittingroom, 3 bedrooms, kitchen, scullery, and good yard. Rent £ 15. — Apply to Ben. Williams, House Agency, Kinmel St., Rhyl. TO LET, a pleasantly-situated Residence, with lovely view of Vale of Clwyd, south aspect, within easy reach of sea-front, and close to lake for boating, &c., containing 3 entertaining rooms, 7 bedrooms, large bathroom, lavatories, &c, and first-class domestic arrangements. Rent £ 60,— Further particulars from Ben Williams, Kinmel Street TO LET, with immediate possession, a well- appointed semi-detached Residence, within easy reach of Promenade, Railway Station, &c. Containing 3 entertaining rooms on ground floor, 5 bedrooms, bathroom, &c good lawn and garden, with about 1200 yards of land, kitchen garden at back, also greenhouse. Rent 955.-Apply to Ben. Williams, House Agent, Kinmel St., Rhyl. TO LET, a (omfortable, modern House close to Parade 4 sittingrooms, 7 bedrooms, bath, and good domestic accommodation. Possession can be had immediately, or May lst. Rent X32 Apply to Ben Williams, Kinmel Street, Rhyl. Don't Be Behind. ORDER NOW and GET THE FIRST PICK. Private Xmas AND New Year Cards ANI) 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: A. & H. SANDOE, THE STATIONERY STORES, Bodfor Street, AND 2a High Street, Rhyl. (259

Prestatyn Urban District Council. MONTHLY MEETINC. WF,DNESD.kY.-Pre. nt: Messrs J B Linnell (chairman), T J Scott, T B Griffith, T Parry Williams, John Pritohard, Peter Ellis, Thomas Williams, Thoinam Jones, John Cunnah, John Hughes (clerk), and Wm Thomas (surveyor). Tenders. It was reported that at a special meeting of the Council, last week, the tender of Messrs Hughes and Williams, amounting to £ 192 19s 6d., for carrying out the drainage of Nant Hall Road and Gronant Road was accepted. With regard to the other sections of the scheme it was decided to invite further tenders, It was decided, on the recommendation of the Public Health Committee, to advertise for tenders for the supply of coal for the pumping station year 1904. Matters Deferred. In connection with the scheme for the improve- ment of High Street, it was reported that the trustees of the Welsh Wesleyan Chapel bad expressed their willingness to give up a strip of land in front of that building, provided the Council undertook to set the boundary wall back. It having been estimated that the cost of doing that would amount to £ 40, the matter wa deferred. The Surveyor, replying to Mr Pritohaid, said they could not compel the chapel people to set the wall back at all. The Road and Improvement Committee repor- ted having had under consideration a letter from the Rev. J. O. Davies, vicar, on behalf of the trustees of the Parish Church, stating that they were not in a position to sell any portion of the land at the rear of the Council buildings, but they were quite prepared to let it for a term of five yeare at a rental of L15 per annum. Con- sideration of the matter had been deferred. Another motter deferred was the question of the widening of Fforddlas Road. Plans. The Road and Improvement Committee also reported having approved of plans of a proposed shop and house in High Street, for the Misses Higgins. Ffordd Isa Water Supply. The Water Committee reported that this subject had been brought to their notice, and ,hey had requested the Medical Officer of Health (Dr, JLloyd Roberts) to report upon it.

Sales b)1 Auction. By Mr JOSEPH EY ANS. Corn Exchange, TOW-N 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 i&otta$u TO THE RATEPAYERS OF RHYL. DEAR SIR OR MADAM,—I should like to call 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 Guides 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 Queen's Palace Roof Gardens, &c, RHYL. 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 LECTURES for THE PEOPLE AT RHYL. 1903-4. Lecture I.-Tuesclay, Deo 1st, 1903. On Spiders Their Work and Their Wisdom," By THE REV. DR. DALLINCER, F.R.S., &0. Chairman T. WHITLEY, ESQ., J.P. (Chairman of the Rhyl Urban District Council). In the TOWN HALL, at 7-30 p.m. Admission Reserved Seats, 2s First Seats, Is Second Seats (part of floor and gallery), 6d. fiSTPersons desiring to attend the Lectures from the Vale of Clwyd, Prestatyn, Abergele, Colwyn, &c., will find convenient trains to return home in good time the same evening. 292 Arthur Rowlands, Hon Sec. Temporary Premises y MRS. WILLIAMS, Fruiturer and Greengrocer, No. 10 Market Street, will, during the renovation of the premises, carry on the business at No. 2 Market Street 297 NOTICE. W. I. BEVINS, 31 Queen Street, BEGS to inform the public of Rhyl that he has now opened at the above address, with a grand selection of Home-killed Meat At Lowest Possible Prices. A trial respectfully solicited. Orders called for daily. NOTE THE ADDRESS W. I. BEVINS, 31 QUEEN ST., ITHYL. 296 jJflC»»l'» Ctaenljalgi) & (fiUariv TO BE SOL1X I INTENSIVE BUSINESS PREMISES in centre J ot Town. Apply, Greenhalgh and Geary Auctioneers, Rhyl.

Cycling and Motoring News. -:0:- At the great cycle shows in London, both at the "National" at the Crystal Palace, and the "Stanley" at the Agricultural Hull, muiti spe- d gears will be pushed prominently before the and in 1901 there is little doubt thnA many wiii be in use on the roads. It is somewhat strange that such a useful contrivance 118 a change-speed gear should have met with so little favour in the past; possibly the reason is to be found in the LId that the public require a deal of teaching or culti- vating before they take up anything in the way o! an innovation. Free wheels had to be pushed by the trade before any marked demand was experienced,and it would secm tllat the same methods will have to be employed in regard to change-speed gears. b The advantage of such a gear must be apparent to everyone who has given it careful consideration, and when demonstrated at the allows it will he bound to draw many advocates. To he able to change the gear of one's machine at will from S'iy, tifly to sixty-five or eighty, is bound to appeal to many, who during their tours awheel have -i a time whilst fighting against a strong lu-ad-wind or toiling up a long incline, when the gear of their machine appears too high and they wish for a lower one; then, what a saving of exertion it would be just slipping on a low gear. ThclI, turning the conditions round and assuming the course to be one of a gradual descent, or that there is a strong wind blowing from the rear, with a high gear one could speed along merrily withoul any evil forebodings of the return journey, since that could be covered on the low gear. In our opinion, change speed gears are bound to become popular in time.

Bookbinding. Neatly Executed AT THE Journal Office. J Co be Utt. "V/T AY 1ST.—Modern Double-fronted SHOP, at 1»X present Tobacconist. Suit any business. Ex- cellent Apartment House attached To Let.— Apply 9 Queen Street. 294 SHOP TO LET in best part of Bedford Street. Apply, J. W. Hughes, 33 River Street. 270 TO LET, with immediate possession, 34 WEST PARADE, containing 3 Eutertaining Rooms, 9 Bedrooms, &c. Rent f55. Newly decorated.— Apply to Joseph Bracky, la Queen Street, More- cambe, Lancashire, or Mr Robbins, Queen Street, Rhyl. 151 AVILION at Pier Entrance TO LET for Concerts, Public Meetings, Bazaars, Dances, &c, &c.-Apply F Geary, Market St, Rhyl. 140 OOD 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 conveniences, pleasantly situated. Rents from 932 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 'yO BE LET — BOD MEURIG," BATH 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.— Large 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 rpO LET Unfurnished, Front SITTINGROOM JL and TWO BEDROOMS.—Apply 6 Market Street. 28S Employment Offtrrtf. DRAPERY. — Apprentices wanted for the Millinery, Dressmaking, Showroom and Sales.—Apply J Talbott, Rhyl. 301 DRAPERY—Wanted, a Young Lady as Ap- prentice to the Fancy Drapery Business.— G. Gould, The Paragon. 281 ANTED GENERAL SERVANT."No waah- ing. Apply Mrs Gill-Anderton 2 Crescent Road. 273 icmploymcnt 2 £ tantctJ, CHESTER and Holyhead Line Traveller, abstai- CHESTER and Holyhead Line Traveller, abstai- ner, will take up agency for Grocery, Dried, or Green Fruit,Tobacco and Cigars; well acquainted with the coast.—300, Journal Office. A\ OUNG LADY desires an Appointment as Daily GOVERNESS for one or two -young I children (music included) in the neighbourhood of Rhyl. Good references. -Add ress M. A., Journal Office. 299 GOVERNESS (Certificated, Senior|Oxford, &c) requires morning engagement in Rhyl or neighbourhood. Miss Brattan, Grange House, Church Street, Rhyl. 289 jfflteccHancottg, BEST HOUSE COAL FOR SALE at Low Price. For Members of tbe Rhyl Coal Club a special price and special quality.—Richard Evans and Co, Coal Yard, Morley Road. 295 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, Rhyl. 1 S2 WHERE can I get my ;Saw sharpened ? WTby not take it to IS 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 RUTGEKS" TEACHER OF PIANO, ORGAN, and THEORY. Most moderate terms. Beginners and advanced pupils. Practice rooms. Songs rehearsed, taught and accompanied. Open for Engagements for Concerts, Balls, Parties, &c. Teacher of French, German, and Dutch languages.—New Era, West Parade, Rhyl. 157 dfurntsfKii otttfJ. TO BE LET FURNISHED, 5 Lily Terrace, 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. I^OR 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 Jrit vn 101) ctr u a rtm c ins ♦ TO LET, comfortable Apartments for one or X two young ladies at business. Terms, modorate. Address, X.L, Journal Office. 269 WINTER APARTMENTS.-Large double b?-dded and sitting-room to let. Low terms. Apply—Mrs Jones, 7 Aquarium Street. 196 OMFORTABLE APARTMENTS.-One or two Young Men Sitting Room and Piano —46 High Street, Rhyl. 335 I) HY lT—~WIN TER~APARTMENTs; Sea X\| view. Low terms.—Mrs Kiasey, Mow Cop House, 26 Abbey Street. 114 \] EW ERA, West Parade.—FURNISHED or Unfurnished ROOMS TO LET, with or without attendance. Very nominal terms for winter mouths. Healthiest and best situated house in Rhyl. Hoard-Residence, very moderate terms. 156 1> HVL.—Modern FURNISHED HOUSE to V Let for Winter months. Every convenience nominal terms.—Jones, 45 Aquarium Street. (222 HYL.— FURNISHED HOUSirio^Let for it Winter'months — 3 good Sitting Rooms sunny aspect. Terms moderate. Apply, W., Journal Othee, Rhyl. (221 ;Iror nlc. I EARSE, Alodern, Glass or Cloth, light running, TO BE SOLD Cheap.-377 Park Road, Dingle, Liverpool. -n WALL PAPERS from ljd. per roll. Any quantity V" (large or small) supplied at Wholesale Prices. Our stock exreeds 100.000 rolls, all classes. Write for patterns, and state what kiiul you prefer.—Harnett's Wallpaper Warehouse, Campfiekl Avenue, Manchester. (2C.-2 OR SALE, Two second-hand Pianofortes, i splendid condition, good makers, reliable. To be sold at once. May be seen at Mr Bryan Warhurst's, Haydn House, Brighton Road, Rhyl. 25S 1' ^OR SALK—Good Lime-light LANTERN", 12ft. Sheet, Gas guage, &c.—Also GAS FIRE, as good as new.—Eiuest Jones, Photographer, S Queen's Arcade. 173 J AND ON SALK.—To be Sold, several eligible J 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 I^OR SALE, Double Breechloader, finely fiuished, 12 bore, central fire, top lever, extension rib, well freed rebounding )ocks, left choke pistol grip, walnut stock, good killer, new. 38s. 6d. Satisfaction guaranteed. — I). Reynolds, 55 Carling- ford Road, Green Lanes, London. 15 .tIIõr! ø1aAI.'a'S GOUT v ir v PILLS The only remedy in the world for GOUT and RHEUMATISM that relieves and cures these complaints. Sure, safe, and effectual. The composition is purely vegetable. No restraint of diet during use. Askfor BLAIR'S COUT and RHEUMATISM PiLLS All Chemists and Stores at III i & 2/9 per box. I G. R. L A WRENCE, /V/ P.n I Pharmaceutical Chemist by Examination gr> HIGH STREET, RHYL ( °«w" F N S. AWA 1 V TCST OIITCE) I lfl>rescription Dept.-Medicines ofPirst Quality, with prompt aDd I o| pthj _}P carelul attention, are our leadiDg features.Free DeKvery to any par \fl j Surgical Appliances and all Rquisites for Invalids A • Choice Perfumes. I Photographic Department riT CAMERAS, ^1/ Dry Plates, P.O.P., Mounts, Albums V-ZjsjJ 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. Interesting to Owners of Pianos. snnilfW ""J1 be r™dered unsatisfactory, and is sometimes hands of a Bn ™1DS' CTena" inferior instrument in tb3 Skilf ul Tuner can be GREATLY IMPROVED. For this important work my Thoroughly Practical 9xperience enables me to SUaKmteC the best possible work at noderate charges. ZD Estimates for tunings and repairs, of all classes of mcisica., 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. 239 NOTLCE 1 Latest Novelties. SPECIAL SHOW, SEE WINDOWS. ¡ —-————— u COMPTON HOUSE, HIGH STREET, RHYL INSPECTION INVITED to our Showrooms. EART.Y AUTUMN FASHIONS. The Latest Novelties IN Millinery, Mantles, Coats, Costumes, etc., ARE NOW ON VIEW AT TALBOTT'S, GO & ci HIGH STREET, RHU. A choice selection of Goods in the Children's Department. COATS PELISSES, and REEFERS. !L- ROBT. B. ARNOLD, J Chester House, Queen Street, RHYL Is now making his "WIUTER SHOW OF Furs, Millinery, Mantles, Costumes, Blouses, Dresses, Gloves, Hosiery; &c., &c., Always Something New in Every Department. No. 19 and 20 Queen's Arcade, Rhyl. lUliee |/rnp l'> to intimate that sbo HAS OPENED A 'HIGH-CLASS MILLINERY Establishment At above address, and is now showing all the LATEST STYLES in ENGLISH AND FRENCH CONFECTIONS. SHOW DAY EVERY- TI KSI.A^ AND Friday i AII I » early inspection inrited. All the Latest Creations in Blouses and Ladies' Skirts 9-k STAR SUPPLY STORES, HIGH STREET, 15 STATION EOAD R11YU COLVYYN BAY. TEA IMPORTERS, General Grocers' AM) High-Class PROVISION MERCHANTS. 'r_ NEW SEASON'S FRUIT now Currants from 2d to 4d per Ib. Vtikmcias 4d atid bd per lb Sultanas ant| per j|} 4d, Plums frou-1 4d to 6d per lb Figs 3d to 6d per Ib Finest Candied Lomon Pool 4d per lb Finest Quality Citron Gd por lb -== tWL STAR SUPPLY STORES, High St., Rhyl; 15 Station Ed., Colwyn Bay. (927