Rhyl Journal

Hen Adgofion. SYR.—Mae diwdd i bob peth ar y ddaear, a dyma byny wedi d'od ar hanes yr hen bcthau a'r hen bobl yn y Rhyl, gan yr ben gyfaill Thomcs Hughes. Yr wyf wedi davllen ei lythyrau bob uti, ac yr wyf wedi synu llawer tro at ei gof, yn gallu galw at eu gilydd gjmaint o IlPH hanesioa. Bum ambell dro yn synu tlpyn pan yn dprllpu ei lithiau am na wyddwn, mae'n debyg, beth allasai yr amcan fod wrth eu hysgrifenu. Mae'n ddigon sicr mai go deneu yw rhif y rbai sydd yn fyw beddyw fel ag i allu ei ganlyn ef drwy yr hanes. Ond yr wyf yn deall fod cryn nifer. sorch byny, wedi rael llawer o bleser wrth eu Oarllen. O'm rban fy bun. yr wyf yn credu y gellir yagrifenu llawer o bethau fyddai yo dra dyddorol i'w darilen sydd wedi cymeryd lie mewn ardaloedd o'n cwmpas. Wyr plant yr oes yma mo'u geni. mae y nifer iioisosaf o houynt wedi eu geni a lIwy arian yn eu genau, i'w bwydo a hi. Mae fy meddwl i y funud yma yn ehedi'g i hen ardal fy ugenedigaetb, spf M aes y Don. Ac er na allaf a'chwvn llawer ar y dnll a'r modd y'm dygwyd i fynu ym moron fy oes, eto i gyd yr wyf yn cofio fy mod i wedi gorfod dechreu enill fy mhara yn lied ieuangc. Peth eyffredin iawn yn y dyddiau byny oedd gweled bogyn chwech oed ar gefn ei dad yn cael ei gymmeryd i Jawr j'r pwll glo am chwech o'r gloch yn y boreu, ac yno y byddent wrth oleuni canwyll neu lamp fach hyd chwech neu saith o'r gloch y nos, baf a gauaf. Yr wyf yn cofio cyfnod fer ar fy oes i na byddwn yn gweled grieu haul ond ar brydnawu Sadwru a'r SuI. Dyn a oedd bywyd plant INIostyn yn y dyddiau hyny. Ond d;Old¡ i'r drefn f-kwr, cefais fy ngwaredn o'r pwil g-lo, a'm hanfon i'r v.,gol, a mawr oedd y paratoi ar gyfer byny. Y r (,edd yr ysgol tna dwy filldir o Eoetyn—yn Rhy-Iwen (Wbiti'ord)-ac yr wyf yn cofio y boreu cyntaf i mi fyn'd. Yr oedd tua dwsiu o fechgyn yn Mostyn ar y pryd yn ysgol y lJan. fel ei gelwir, a rbai o bonylt yn yftyried eu huoain yn yr upper ten a byddai raid i bob scholar uewydd fvn'd o dan lawer o arholiadau gan y ^weilch tordyn yma. Mi gofiaf byth am y mesnr a'r pwyso manwl fa arnaf gan rbyw dri o'r blaen- oriaid Will Keen oedd enw un, a Jim Owen oedd enw y llall. Ond Tom Oliver oedd yr un i ollwnj' yr ergyd gyntaf arnaf, ac wrth fyn'd drwy coed y llan y byddai hyov yn bod, a fy rhan i oedd ymladd a hogyn o'r enw Harri Evans y crydd, Pen Rbewl- ei dad ef oedd y crydd, ond yr oedd Harri yn cario y title; a mi gofia i remark Tom Oliver pan oedd ef yn helpu Harri i dyuu ei got, Kef p your pecker up, Harry, there is nothing like leather." Mi wnaeth y remark gryn niwed i mi, oblegid mi gollais y battle. Bu ambell i btot-m arnaf o dro i dro yn ysgol y llan ond mi gefais, er hyny, yr byn oedd yn wir angenrheidiol, f-ef addysg dda. Yr wyf yn meddwl fy mod yn gywir wrth ddweyd mai o ysgol y llan y daeth yr ysgolbeigion goreu yn yr adegau byoy. Yr oedd llawer o son am blant ysgol Whitford er yn tair oes o then fy oes i, ac mae ol yr ysgol rad bono i'w gweled ar rai o brif ysgolheigion y Kbyl yu y dyddiau hyn. Ond rbag ofn na bydd fy llitb i ddim yn dderbyniol genych, nae o ddim gwerth ar ddaleiia-d y Journal, mi dynaf y cwys i'r pen, byd nes gwelaf eich sylw ar fy null o ysgrilenu, yn ot cylatwyddyd fy nghof. Os yn dderbyniol, anfonaf i chwi ycbydig o'r llawer wyf yn ei gofio, os o unrhyw werth. HEN GOLIEE.

Sectarianism on the Rates. Mr J Allanson Picton is a member of the Car- narvonshire Education Committee, and is a Radical and Nonconformist. He has written as follows to a contemporary Mr. J Hirst Hollowell's thoroughly sound doctrine on the subject of rates aud taxes revive." a wish I have often felt that he would give a equally sound exposition of sectariadism. i, He says the Nonconformists absolutely refuse tj charge their sectarianism upon the rates and taxes." Here of course all depends on what is meant by sectarian isin." I have always suppos ed it to mean the holding of religious views ap- proved by a part and not by the whole of the nation. In this sense, of course, Anglicans and Roman Catholics would be sectarians, though I know they do not like the name. But ill thi, sense Mr. Hirst Hollowell's "simple" Bible teach- ing" must also be sectarian, becauso to a rapidly increasing number of population it is repulsive. Mr. Hollowell would have the Bible taught as "the Word of Uod." But large numbers do not so regard it. It will not do in these times, to say negligible minority," and rule tbem out of consideration. They are too many to be so treat- ed now. In relation to them, to Unitarians, and to consistent latitudinarians, even in the Church itself, the simple Bible teaching" of the Non- conformists is distinctly sectarian. And it is, therefore, scarcely fair to say that "they absolute- ly refuse to charge their sectarianism upon the rates and taxes.

TRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC, LONDON. THE NEXT PRACTICAL EXAMINATION in Rhyl will be held in December next. Last day of Entry, November 13th. -Particulars from MR C. SYDNEI VINNING, Lyndhuret, Rhyl. (654 al£ UJ] aucttoit. By Mr, JOSEPH WILLIAMS Llangollpn House, 118 WELLINGTON ROAD, RHYL. MONDAY NEXT, 2nd OCTOBER, IDOo. MR JOSEPH WILLIAMS is instructed by MR ELLIOTT, who is leaving for Canada, to Soil by Public Auction, the whole of the Serviceable and Modern Household Furniture, which briefly includes Polished Walnut Side- board with bevelled mirror back and Over- mantel Mirror, Dining Room Suite in Crocket leather, Dining Table, Brass-mounted and Combination Bedsteads, Wire and Wool Mat- tresses with the usual bedroom requisites, Kitchen Utensils, Linen, Cutlery, China, Ac. See handbills and posters. Strictly Cash Sale at 2-30 o'clock. On view Morning of Sale. County Chambers, Rhyl. Tel. 0179. (I)\)!I County Chambers Auction Rooms. £ TUESDAY NEXT, ;:rd OCTOBER, 190;). MR JOSEPH WILLIAMS will Sell by Auction Superior Selection of Household Furniture, including Mahogany and Walnut Sideboards, Telescope Dining Table, Handsome Cabinet, Superior Satin Walnut Bedroom Suite with Wardrobe and Bedroom Requisites, also stock of new Wall Paper. Cash Sale at 2-30 o'clock. On view Morning of Sale. Other lots may be included. (700 County Chambers Auction Booms. TUESDAY NEXT, 3rd OCTOBER, IU05. MR JOSEPH WILLIAMS is instructed by MR MAILINGS, who is retiring on account of advanced age and infirmity, to Sell by Public Auction i,t the above rooms, all that well-known and established Shooting Range and Saloon, with all the Rifles and accessories belonging thereto. Situate on the Foreshore near the Fountain at the top of High Street, Rhyl. Sale at o o'clock in the afternoon. The Saloon may be viewed Morning of Sale. For further particulars see handbills, or the Auctioneer, at his Offices, County Chambers, Rhyl. Telephone 0170 (701 Preliminary Announcement. Saint Kilda, SANDRINGHAM A VENUEY, Bityl Highly attractive and Important Sale by Auc- tion of exceptionally fine, costly, and decora- tive Residential Equipments, comprised in Dining &- Reception Rooms, 4 Bedchambers, Entrance Hall, Stairways and Kitchens, including Costly Upright Iron-framed Grand Pianoforte, in Polished Solid Walnut Case, with Inlaid Panels. by Reinhard, London, in excellent condition, cost f,55, which were recently purchased by J. Carter, Esq. (who is leaving Rhyl) from an eminent firm of Cabinet Makers, and which will be offered for Sale by MR JOSEPH WILLIAMS on THURS- DAY, 12th OCTOBER, 1005. For further particulars see Posters, Hand- bills, and Catalogues, or the Auctioneer, at his offices, County Chambers, Rhyl. Tel. 0170 70i Any Salo entrusted to Mr Joseph Williams Auctioneer, County Chambers, Rhyl, will receive his prompt and personal atten- tion with a guarantee of IMMEDIATE CPSH SETTLEMENT. Very Large Warehouse for Storing Furniture &o. j&OttCC, Re GEORGE THOMAS LYNE, Deceased. Pursuant to the Act of Parliament, 22nd and 23rd Vic., Cap 35, intituled, An Act to further amend the law of Property and to "relieve IVlOTlCE IS HERKBY GIVEN that all 1A Creditors and other persons having any claims or demands against the estate of Georgo Thomas Lyne, late of 18 Princes Street, Rhyl, in the County of Flint, Butcher, deceased (who died on the 18th day of May, 1905, and Letters of Administration to whose estate were granted by the St. Asaph District Registry of the Probate Division of His Majesty's High Court of Justice on the 20th dav of June, 190f>, to Annie Lyne, the widow and relict of the said deceased, are hereby required to send the particulars in writing of their claims or de- mands to me, the undersigned, the Solicitor for the said Administratrix, on or before the 31st day of October, 1905, after which date the Administratrix will proceed to distribute the assets of the said de- ceased amongst the persons entitled,theretoThaving regard only to the claims and demands of which she shall then have had notice, and she will not be liable for the assets of the said deceased or any part thereof so distributed to any person or persons of whose claims or demands she shall not then have had notice. Dated this 21st day of September, 1905. F. J. CAMLIN, 4 Clwyd Street, Rhyl, 677) Solicitor for the said Administratrix fÇ"urI.. To Builders and Contractors. NEW NATIONAL SCHOOLS FOR WHITFORD. THE Managers invite TENDERS for building JL NEW SCHOOLS, for 128 Children, at Whitford (2J miles from Mostyn station, 5 from Caerwys station). Plans aud specifications may be seen at Whitford Vicarage. The Managers do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any other tender. 680 Mold and Denbigh Junction Railway Company. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Eighty-lirSt Half-yearly Ordinary General Meeting of the Mold and Denbigh Junction Rail- way Company will be held at No 134 Palmeraton House, Bishopsgate Street, London, on Thursday, the 19th day of October, 1905, at twelve o'clock, noon, for the transaction of the ordinary business of the Company. The Transfer Books will be closed from the 12th to the 19 th October, both day a inclusive. Dated this 29th day of September, 1905. THOS HITCHCOCK, 679 Secretary. w. Re Mrs Elizabeth Jones, Late of Hadyn House, Brighton Road, Rhyl, Deceased. ALL Persons having any claims or demands against the estate of the above-named deceased are requested to immediately send par- ticulars in writing of such claims or demands to us, the undersigned, the Solicitors to the Executrix. Dated 22nd day of September, 1905. WILLIAMS & WILLIAMS, 666) :4 Water Street, Rhyl. ST. ASAPH UNION. THE GUARDIANS of this Union are prepared j. to receive Tenders for the supply of Bedsteads, Hair Mattresses, Arm Chairs ) in light Bar back Chairs J colours, and other furniture for the New Infirmary, delivered at the Workhouse at St. Asaph. It is competent for any person to tender for any of the articles separately, but the Guardians do not pledge themselves to accept the lowest or any Tender. Further information can be obtained on applica- tion to the Master of the Workhouse. ^Sealed Tenders to be Best to me the undersigned not latei than Thursday, the 5th day of October next, endorsed Tender for Furniture." By order, CHAS. CRIMSLEY. St. Asaph, Clerk to the Guardians. 20th September, i905. (653 i-atto un Aiucttoiu By MR FRANCIS GEARY. TOWN OF RHYL. MR EKANCIS GEARY, F.A.I., will Sell by Public Auction, at the Alex-1 andra Hotel, ltiiyi, on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6th, 1905, at 4 p.m. (subject to Conditions of Salo to be then produced and read), the follow- ing valuable Freehold Property: Lor 1—A Dwelling-House and premises in Warren Road, Rhyl, known as MOUNT VILLA." LOT 2—A similar Dwell iiig I-lotise in Warren Road, known as YSTRAD VILLA." For further particulars apply to the Auc- tioneer, Market Street, Rhyl to Messrs Norris & Miles, Solicitors, Tenbury or to Mr J. PIERCE LEWIS, 70.°.) Solicitor, flhyl and Prestatyn. George H. Owens, PURVEYOR OF MEAT, Having acquired the business carried on by Messrs Owens & Sous at 51a HIGH STREET, RHYL, Respectfully solicits a continuance of the patronage hitherto accorded this establish- ment, and promises the best attention to all orders. Prime Beef, Mutton, Lamb, and Veal Fresh Daily. Orders by Post, from any part of the country, promptly attended to. 659 ares 1)2 Jnbatc fcatn. TO BE SOLD by Private Treaty, 22 West JL Parade-l ] bedrooms, I setting rooms, usual offices in good repait or would let with im- mediate possession.—Apply, Miss Thompson, on the premises. (686 mo BE SOLD BY PRIVATE TREATY.— J- All that Freehold Shop and premises, with good Baking and Confectionery Business attached thereto, situate and being No. 2 Bodfor Street, Rhyl. The premises comprise the following accommodation (jood Shop, Restaurant, Sitting Room, Seven Bedrooms, Kitchen and usual Domestic Offices, with Bakehouse and Wash-house at the rear.—For further particulars and price, apply to Mr F. J. (Jamlin, Solicitor, Rhyl. ( £ 40 O BE SOLD BY PRIVATE TREATY, QfcJILLET OF LAND situate near to Bryntirion Farm, Rhyl, and to Highfield Park, Rhyl.-For further particulars, price, &c., apply to Mr F J Gamlin, Solicitor, Rhyl. 6-t6 rpb" BE SOLD BY PRIVATE TREATY, the JL undermentioned desirable FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, namely All those Two newly-erected semi-detached Private Residences, known as St Kilda," and San Remo," situate in Sandringham Avenue, Rhyl, each containing two entertaining rooms, four bedrooms, two kitchens, bathroom and w.c., and usual domestic otlices. The houses are let at 926 10s and E25 per annum respectively. All those Two semi-detached Private Residences, 1-nown as Berwyn aud 11 Pencourt," situate in Sandringham Avenue, Rhyl, aforesaid, comprising the same accommodation as the above described dwellinghouses. Let at i:2.-) per annum each. All those Four Dwellinghouses, situate and being Numbers J 4, and 5 Thornton Terrace, Warren Road, Rhyl, aforesaid, each containing sitting room, three bedrooms, kitchen, back kitchen, and usual domestic offices. Each house is let at £ 15 per annum. For further particulars aud price apply to Mr H L Price, Incorporated Accountant, No. 15 Fountain Street, Manchester, or to Mr. F. J. CAMLIN, 647 Solicitor, Iihyl. U1ínttl' Apartments- Corphwysfa Hall.-Choice B-droom and Sitting Room, connected, with other accommodation. House in own grounds and entirely detached, one minute from sea.—S. & S. E. Shepherd. 3 Borthyn Terraoe, West lvinmel Street.— Apartments tor small family on very moderate terms. Quiet residential street, south aspect, five minutes from promenade.—Mrs Ann Jones Sunnyside, Brighton Road.—Comfortable Apart ments Home from Home. South aspect,- Mrs Yardley. 4 Belle Vue Terraoe, Bath 6trect.-Private Apartments or Board-residence. Quiet street, near Sea front and Pier. Terms according to season. Recommended. R- II Y L.- Widow Lady offers Board Residence JA) to a Lady for 15a weekly, or Gentleman 18s weekly. Best part of the town.-Address first, B.S.C., Journal Office. (709 OMPORTABLE APARTMENTS for Business People; Board, or without.-E. W., Journal Office, Rhyl. 707 INTER APARTMENTS, permanency if desired. Moderate terms. Piano.— Kynaiton, 11 Queen Street. Rhyl. 688 RH)- L-To Let, for winter season, (Oct 1st) on _[\) West Parade, front Dining or Drawing Room, with one or more bedrooms, Bath, Piano. No other visitors taken during winter season. Strictly moderate terms.—Address, in tirst inst- ance, L.J., Journal Office, Rhyl. RHYL.—Private Apartments or Board Resi- -it dence for winter season very comfortable, highly recommended bath, piano. Norfolk House, 4 Bntterton Road. (601 RHYL—Lady will let for Winter mouths well Furnished Drawing and bedroom, 12a per week. Two doors from Promenade, bath, every comfort. H., Journal Office. 624 APARTMENTS—Good cooking and attendance, sea view low terms.—Mrs Kinsey, Mowcop House, 26 Abbey Street, Rhyl. (627 OM PORTABLE APÃRTMJNTr four c sickle men. No children.—10 Wood Road, Rhyl. (630 TO LET FURNISHED, two Sitting Rooms and four or five Bedrooms, use of kitchens, piano, bath. -Snodgrass, 26 Wellington Road, Rhyl. (644 COMFORTABLE APARTMENTS; best posi- C tion, east end winter months or permanency. Good Cooking.-Apply, A.B.C., Journal Office. (656 U HYL. Well-furnished APARTMENTS for Winter. Also accommodation for three or four business gentlemen as Boarders. Terms moderate, on application to K.C., Journal Office. (652 WI'IST PARADE.—Dining or Drawing Room to Let, with bedrooms. Every attention and comfort. Bathroom piano.—Apply to Mrs B Williams, Swansea Houta, West Parade, Rhyl. Host I LOST—A Sable and White Collie Dog, answers to the name of Roy. 10? Reward will be paid to anyone taking him to the police station. Anyone detaining same after this notice will be prosecuted. 664 STRAYED, a Yearling Heifer, light roan, ear ks marked M. Finder will please communicate with Mr Williams, Cwybr Fawr, Rhyl. 672 Bookbinding People who have been in the habit of sending their binding out of town will save paying carriage by leaving their orders at the JOURNAL WORKS 1 gales bn auction. By Mr. H. R. HOLBECHE. TO be certain of immediate settlements J give your instructions to HUBERT H. HOLBECHE, Auctioneer, Town Hall, Rhyl, the oldest established Office in the town. On THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10th, at 13 AQUARIUM STBEBT, RHYL HUBERT R. HOLBECHE will Sell by Auction the Household Furniture and Effects. Auctioneer s Otiices, Town Hall, Rhyl. (607 Technical Instruction RHY L. CLASSES will be held in the Intermediate School, Grange Road, and the Christ Church Council Schools, Crescent Road, Rhyl, is follows, provided sufficient Students present themselves Intermediate School. PHYSIOGRAPHY, or General Elementary Science, on Wednesday evenings, commencing Sept. 27th, at 6-30. rreacher-K CMVYM JONES, 13. t'c. Fee for Session (28 lessons), )s. 6d. COOKER r -Particulars will be advertised shortly. Christ Church Council Schools. ART, on Tuesday evenings, commencing Sept. 26th, DO.?, from 7 to fl, in the following subjects:—Freehand, Model, Geometrical. Light and Shade, and Perspective Drawing Elemen- tary Design, Drawing on the black board. Teacher—C. S. Domtixs, 1st Class D. Certifi- cate, S. Kensington. Fee for Session (28 lessons), 3s. fid. SHORTHAND, on Wednesday evenings, commencing September 27th, at 6-30. Teacher 11 -DA YID RKKS, B.A. (London). Fee for Ses- sion (24 lessons), s. (Id. BOOK-KEEPING, on Wednesday evenings, commencing Sept. 27th, at 7-35. Teacher— DAN, I i) REE.S, B.A. (London). Fee for Session (24 lessons), 3s. 6d. MATHEMATICS, on Friday evenings, com- mencing Sept. 2'Jth, at 6-30. Teacher—E. CLWiD JONES, B.SC. Fee for Session (28 lessons), 3s. 6d. NATCRE KNOWLEDGE— Particulars wi be advertised shortly. Intending Students should at once send in their names to the undersigned, from whom full particulars can be obtained. JOHN ROBERTS JONES, Solicitor, Rhyl. NEW CENTURY PICTURES. SPECIAL NOTICE. In response to numerous requests the NEW CENTURY PICTURES Will be continued for al FEW WEEKS LONGER IX THE LOWER PAVILION. Twice daily-at 3 and 8. Admission (including Pier Toll), Is, 6d&4d. n Children half-price to First and Second Seats. 704 Proposed Testimonial to Mr P. J. Ashfield. AT a meeting held at the Council Chamber, on Monday, Sept 11, it was ullanilllouly decided to open a subscription list with the object of pre- senting Mr P. J. Ashfield with some suitable token in recognition of his many public services to Hhyl. Ever since he it as taken up his residence in Hliyl, Mr Ashfield has throw. himself licartily into the public life of the town, lie did particu- larly useful work as Chairman for three yean. of the Rhyl Town Improvement and Advertising Association, and has perhaps done more than any- one else to bring the advantages of Rhyl before the touring public, a work which he also intends to take up again. On the occasion of the Royal Visit to Hhyl, and the holding of the National Eisteddfod, he held Secretarial positions enf ailing much labour and time, which he gave unstintingly. For several years he has been the leading organizer of the Rhyl May Day Demonstration, and he has repeatedly arranged and promoted concerts and entertainments for the assistance of charitable, educational and philanthropic objects. In fact, every public movement involving hard personal work has found in Mr Ashfield its best supporter. There is a strong feeling that these and other public services should be recognised in some substantial form, and the undersigned were appointed to issue an appeal for subscriptions. There will be no systematic collection, as it is hoped the subscriptions will flow in perfectly spontaneously. The list will be closed on October 21st. Subscriptions may be sent to either of the undersigned, or paid into one of the local Banks. Soliciting your early and favourable response, We are, Yours faithfully, W. JONES, Chairman & Hon. Trcas, E. W. PARRY, Hon. Secretary, Sept 13.1905. 41 Princes Street, Rhyl. Already subscribed: £ s. d. Mr W. J. P. Storey. -1.1' 2 2 0 Mr W. Robertson 2 2 0 M r H. Butler, Sutton Coldlield I 1 0 Mr Patrick Hallinam, Cardiff 110 Mr F.J. Gamlin I 1 0 Mr Oliver George. 1 1 0 11 r .1. If, Ellis, ,J, P. 1 J 0 Dr Eyton Lloyd, J.P. 010 6 Alr A. L. Clews 0 10 6 A. F. 0 10 6 Mr S. Boddingtoii.- 0 10 6 Mr J. D. Polkiughoriie, 0 10 G R. F. 0 10 6 696 For Printing OF EVERY DESCRIPTION A Moderate Prices AT THE Journal Works. Bookbinding. AT THE Journal Office -.1- r lro bt Ret. KHYL.—To Let, with immediate possession, Unfurnished House: one minute from Prom- enade 3 ent3rtaining rooms, 7 bndrooms kitchen, &c, suble and coach-house. In good repair and with good connection. Rent\ery much reduced. —Apply, 10 Abbey Street. 69S fMlO LET, Birchfield House, 27 Crescent Road -L 7 bedrooms, 3 sitting rooms immediate pos- session satisfactory reasons for leaving good house.-Apply on the premises. 640 HOL'SE and LOCK-U1' SHOP to let in good thoroughfare in Rhyl. Rent house 5cparately £ 12, shop separately £ ir>, house and 3hop together L'2J.—Apply, Ajax, Journal Oflice, Rhyl. (iWO 1^0 BE LET, with immediate possession, .> well- built and well-arranged DWELLING- EIOLSES, situate in Palace Avenue, khyl.-For -ent and full particulars apply to Messrs Williams ind Williams, Solicitors, Rhyl. f| O LET—Well appointed Modern Lodging (or JL Boarding) House, best part of East Parade Good Profitable connection moderate redt.- Trehearn, Beechwood Road, Rhyl. 150 iO BE LET.—A semi-detached villa in St JL Asaph Street, containing 2 reception and 5 bedrooms, electric light throughout. Rent £36. Immediate possession. Apply David Griffiths & Son, Builders, Windsor St. TO BE LET, with immediate possession. No 9 South Kinmel Street, Rhyl. Rent £ 13 per annum.—For further particulars apply to Messrs J. Shaw Green & Co., Incorporated Accountants, Wa rringto, i. OFFICES TO LET in Bodfor Street, near the Station.—Apply, Jos. Williams, auctioneer, Queen Street, Rhyl. 7P1 TO BE LET UNFURNISHED. RAFOD ELWY, ST. ASAPH. Semi- JLJL detached Residence, containing two Enter- taining Rooms, 5 Bedrooms, Bath, Lavatory, &c. Vacancy 1st November. Rent JE20. — Apply, Francis Geary, Auctioneer, Rhyl. 317 GOOD SHOP and HOUSE centrally situated in the principal street of Rhvl. Immediate possession. Rent an application to Joseph Wil- liams, Auctioneer, Rhyl. 543 H' OUSES TO BE LET OR SOLD modern conveniences, pleasantly situated. Rents from f32 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 SPECIAL NOTICE. TO LET, with immediate possession, 3 excellent Houses on the West Parade. Suitable for Boarding Establishments.—For particular apply to Joseph Williams, Auctioneer.Rhyl 79 Icmpiojmuitt OTantcif* WANTED situation as General Servant. <;oud reference and experience; plain cooking. Age 22.—Apply, A.W., Journal Oflicc. WANTED Situation for Youth, aue 16 years; knowledge of ollice work good writer.— Apply, 20, Journal Office. 6j4 WANTED, by Gentleman, situation as Book- keeper, or oflice work, writing up books, tU- which could be done at home.—Address, N, Journal Office. 601 HOUSEMAID-WAITRESS (English) seeks Ft Re-engagement in Rhyl. Good refe r- enccs.-G.L., Journal Office. (öSH U EPEC rABLE Person, who has spare time, Li would like to take in Plain Washing.—Apply, 1), Journal Office, Rhyl. 66" SITUATION WANTED as NURSE attendant S to invalid, in or near Rhyl.—Address, R., Journal Oflice. 657 WANTED by a Widow, a situation as Care- taker, Housekeeper, or any position of Trust.—Address. J.R.P., Journal Officc. 617 Emplop- tncnt (gffcrrtf. WANTED, PIANIST for Dancing Classes, to be held at the Assembly Rooms, Pensarn. Apply, stating terms, K R., New York Terrace, Abergele. (71U WANTED, Housekeeper for Gentleman and little daughter good home for middle-aged woman. Also experienced Housemaid-Waitress and Cook-General, and Young Girl for clergyman's family. -Whitfield, 26 Wellington Rd, Rhyl. 71S WANTED, Strong Girl, 17 to 18. Good Refer- ence required.—Apply, Davies, 'las Llewelyn, Rhyl. (6S2 WANTED, ORGANIST for Rhyl English 1 T Wesleyan Chapel. —Applications, statin terms, to be 3ent to Mr A. Lewis Jones, Solicitc Pvuesell Road, Rhyl. (683 ENTIS'I'RN' I'til)il Wanted. Williai JL7 Dentist, Church Street, Rhyl. 67 PUSHING, Respectable Man, goodcanvassr 0 JL Collector for good insurance book ii and neighbourhood.—Apply, (;, Journal Ofli WANTED, General Servant Mancht Address, K.R, Journal Oflice. WANTED, (Chamber-maid and Kitchc Apply, Alexandra Hotel, Rhvl. (i-ENt fiAL, experienced, WANTED FC .X baston, Iirmingham. Four in famil: wages to capable girl, and good home. G.B., Rhyl Journal. WANTED, assistants to the Drc; AAlso Improvers and Apprentice? 3 Clwyd Street, Rhyl. WANTED at once respectable Gene; VANT clean, Deat, and willi character indispensible. Apply even Brighton Road. 1 R. LAWRENCE, M.P.S., Phai \y. Chemist by examination, 20 Hi Rhyl, has a vacancy tor a well educatcc Apprentice. DRESSMAKING.-Wanted experii 11) and Bodice Hands, also Impi Apprentices used to good class wor W. S. Williams & Co, Central Building. WANTED—GKNEKAL, private, I f Cooks, Housemaids, and Gl Iprivate and apartment houses. No cht 'vants until suited. Whitfield's, 26 Road, Rhyl. &cgt0tv)i (TOcc £ ERN'ANTS' and Fn Public and Private AI'AH,TlEl' Winter terms.—Mrs Hay, 14 Que (late of Sandon, Staffs). RSW' i LLl AM Sr RI'XiTSTR m 16 Queen Street. Vaca Servants of all kinds wanted. H' 8 p.m.: Saturdays, 10 to 4. l\¡fRS-l)ORRELU;l:{cglStr 1. 1 Bath Street, Rilyl. -Apar wnter terms. drurnibcb ? SMALL Furnished House f minute from Parade); ga 10s a week.-Apply to Banqu T^O LET, Furnished, No taining three bedrooms. &c. private yard.—For pr Church Street. BRYN AFON, ST. Furnished or Unfurr rooms, five bedrooms, bat large garden. Would be rent for winter months. RHYL-Furnished 1 locality, for Winte1 to careful tcnant.-l'owI ptlrtntCn WANTEl > a perma old Lady, near and sympathetic attent' Journal Office, Rhyl. Jtfltsn WANTED a. good VV its winter keep Rhyl. WANTED in R1 Room. Per price, M. Guthrie, 29 I QHOOTING wante IO small, good, rougl railway station aud 1. jull particulars, X.R., FOR the Largest at (Furnished ano and, and Businesses t writ tto MR JOSEP and instate Agent, &c, Telephone 0179 ———— -Sfr G.R. LA WRENCE, m.P.S I Pharmaceutical Chemist by Examiation I 20 HIGH STREET (tggr<j&i&), RHYL. I OSI OIFFICEI) I A| if F Prescription Dept.— MediciDes of First Quality, with I I JjU o\ prompt and caref ni attention, are our lead £ features H L Free Delivery to any part. yjf j. Surgtea Appliances and all Rquisites for nvalids. I P Choice Perfumes. H f Photographic Department. I fTTT CAMERAS, I j Dry Plates, P.O.P., Mounts, Albums. I And every Requisite for I £ j|P Amateur and Professional Photographers I :Instructions Free to Purchasers. Z3 I DARK ROOM FOR CHANGING AND DEVELOPING I HIGH-CLASS CASH CHEMIST. I Telephone No. 15 imann A Few Reasons why all Pianos should be I Tuned Regularly. I 1 The Piano remains longer in Tune. 7 Superiority of work guaranteed. I 2 An uniform pitch is maintained. 8 No charge for broken steel strijigm I 3 Regularity of touch is secured. 9 Increased pleasure to hearers. 4 Brilliancy of tone is preserved. 10 Satisfaction to the performers. I 5 The Piano lasts longer. 11 No trouble in ordering the tuner I 6 The Tuning is not forgotten. 12 Satisfaction to all concerned. I SINGLE TUNINGS from 3/6. I One Order will ensure all the above advantages until countermanded. if addressed tc W. A. BEDDIlSrr" N.9 I EDWARD y "IT, I (Who tunes for nearJ" H The Absolute! I M. J. E D V" I I now showing tl Latest I MI LLP I F-UB TA I