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CONNAH & COS GREAT ANNUAL Clearance Sale am m Em ohlp Great Reduction I 81 y n & In MAILCARTS CONNAH & CO. Are now prepared to build Motor Bicycles and Motor Tricycles to Customers own Specifications Our Own Patterns include Bicyelas from 230 fricycles from 245 Seven Years Practical Experience of Motors. 8E' <C Williams & Co. 2, QUEEN STREET, GROCERS AXD PROVISION MERCHANTS. THE OLDEST-ESTABLISHED FIRM IN RHYL. GROCERIES OF THE CHOICEST NOTED FOR ITS PURE BREAD, HIC. IT-CLASS PROVISION'S, and GROCERIES of the CHOICEST QUALITY FRESH BCTTER AXD EGGS DAILY FROM THE COUNTRY. EVERYTHING AT STORE PRICES Note the Address—- 2, Queen Street, Rhyl. PUBLIC NOTICE. GREAT Clearance SALE Of FIRST-CLASS READY-MADE 30YS' S C ITS OVERCOATS. MEN S OVERCOATS PANTS. WILL BE OLD BELOW COST. 7 UNDOUBTED BARGAINS IN EVERY LINE At J M. GRIFFITHS. 9. Sussex Afreet. RHYL. 332, NEW CHESTER ROAD, ROCK FERRY. -3 lir MRS. KEELEY I. prepared to give the utmost value in ready cash for every description of Ladies', Gentlemen's and Children's Cast-off CLOTH- ING. CURTAINS, CARPETS, etc. Drapers' JOB LOTS bought. Mrs. K. attends Rhyl on Saturdays. Letters and parcels promptly attended to. SHOP AT The Beehive Annual Sale Begins Monday, Jan. II, And continue throughout the month. BARCAINS. The Beehive SUSSEX STREET, Rhyl. Nearly opposite to entrance to Queen's Arcade. ENGLISH pRESBYTERIAN CIIIURCII, ENGLISH SERVICES 'I Will be held at the TOWN HALL, PRESTATYN, EVERY SABBATH DAY, Under the auspices of the Vale of Chvyd Month- ly Meeting. Morning at 10 45 Evening at 6. ENGLISH WESLEYAN CHURCH, JU BRIGHTON ROAD, RIIYL. Preacher next Sunday: iREV. G. TALALUN NEWTON Pastor, in the Morning, and REV. JOSEPH MARTIN Prestatyn, in the Evening, j Morning at 11; Evening at 6 30. eel; Evening Service, Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Prayer Meeting on Friday at 7 30. Co.'lections at each Service. ALL ARE WELCOME. G 1. I I -RCH, jjgXGLISH p>RESBYTERIAN 0IIURCH, j Wi-XLINGTON ROAD, RHYL. REV. LEWIS ELLIS, Rhyl. Will Preach on Sunday. Services, Morning at 11; Evening at 6 30. Collection after each Service. ¡- QIIRIST QHURCH, E-NGLISII GONGREGATIONAL, WATER STREET. Preacher next Sunday: REV. W. R. PRICE Scarborough. Services, 11 a.m. and 6 30 p.m. I "HNGLISII JgAPTIST TIURCII, I SUSSEX STREET, RHYL. I Preacher Next Sunday, REV. D. G. LEWIS, Pastor. ( Topic of Evening Sermon- I Gaining Time.' Morning at 11. Evening at 6 30. eek-night Services, Tuesdays, at 7 p.m. Collections at each Service. Christian Endeavour Society Fridav evening lot 7 30. G. II. WICKS, MANCHESTER, AUCTIONEER & VALUER, ACCOUNTANT. BUSINESS TRANSFER AGENCY. SALES BY AUCTION conducted in any part of the Country. SPECIAL RATES FOR NORTH WALES. l\/fR- WICKS gives personal attention to all ( commissions, and has a large and varied j selectioni of Businesses on offer, and has clients jior BOARDING HOUSES and Seaside Busi- nesses. 7, CATHEDRAL CHAMBERS, FENNEL IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS. I Every Mother who values the Health and I Cleanliness of her child should use HARI^ISOX'S 'RELIABLE' NURSERY I POMADE. One Application kills all Nits and Vermin, beautifies and strengthens the Hair. In Tins, i 9d" Postage Id. GEORGE W. HARRISON. Chemist, Broad Srteet, Reading, HARRISON. Chemist, Broad Srteet, Reading. \gent fs. Rhyl—G. E GRATTON. Chemist, )ueen's Square. NO PRELIMINARY FEES. LENT PRIVATELY. 1- In L. rge or Small Sums (not less than £ 10), Payable by instalments, or as mutually arranged. GN PROMISSORY NOTE ONLY, OR OTHER APPROVED SECURITY. Upwards of Ll,250,000 lent during the last 20 years. I'r)>pectus, terms for advances, and any in- formation required may be obtained Free of Charge, on application either personally or by letter to j GEORGE PAYNE, Accountant, 3, CRESCENT ROAD, RIJYL. Established 1870. TO BE LET. +_ TO LET.—72, WEST PARADE.—Modern, well-built, with lift and all conveniences. For further particulars apply to JOSEPH WILLIAMS, County Chambers, Rhyl. TO BE LET.—A Double-Fronted LOCK-UP JL SHOP, -No. 6, Wellington Chambers, Wellington Road. Counters, Window and Gas Fittings, Shelving, &c., to be taken at a valua- tion. Suitable for Hosiery, Stationery, or any fancv business. Immediate possession.-Apply to AMOS BROTHERS, 'Advertiser' Oflice, 13, Sussex Street. T OHOP and HOUSE To Let, situated in the O Roe, St. Asaph, newly erected, with all modern conveniences.—Apply in the first in- stance on the Premises. PRESTATYN. T'O LET.—House and about 11 acres Pasture Land adjoining.—Apply, Mr. JOHNSON, The Grange, Sandvcroft. Chester. TO BE LET.-51, WEST PARADE, with J- Coach-house and Stable, from May 1st, 1904.—Apply, SANDERS, 2, Gresford Avenue, Chester. PAVILION at Pier Entrance to let for Con- certs, Public Meetings, Bazaars, Danc~s, &c.-Apply, F. GEARY, Market Street, Rhyl. PLEASANT REFINED HOME for Lady and Gentleman, or Two Gentlemen, for winter months. Every comfort.—Apply, VOR- YD LODGE, near Rhyl Bridge. mO LET.—1, TOTTENHAM BUILDINGS, X High Street. Large Shop and Dwelling- house, best position in town. Immediate house, best position in town. Immediate possession. Rent, £ 75.—Apply, JOSEPH WILLIAMS, Auctioneer, Rhyl, or HENRY WYNN PARRY", Solicitor, Gateshead-on-Tyne. RHYL—BOARD, RESIDENCE, or PRI- JLb VATE APARTMENTS conveniently situ- ated, near Sea and St?-Mon. Home Comforts. Terms moderate.—Mrs. AMOS, Eagle House, 9, Bodfor Street, Rhyl. IIO BE LET OR SOLD.—West Parade, Rhvl, NEWLY-ERECTED DWELLING HOU- SES, well suited for Boarding or High Class Lodging Houses, well and substiantially built and fitted with Lifts and all modern conven- iences. For particulars apply to SEEENHALGH & GEARY, Auctioneers, &c., Market Street, Rhyl. GUERNSEY: Gem of the Channel, Garden of Flowers and Fruit.—To secure Apart- ments, Houses, etc., advertise in the Guernsey Evening Press.' 12 words, once 6d., three times Is., one week Is. 6d. extra words, c! once, ld. thrice, lJjd. week. The only local daily, most widely read, and unrivalled as an advertising medium. Copy of journ., post free on application to the Manager. HOUSES TO BE LET OI SOLD.—Modern conveniences, pleasantly situated. Rents from L32 to L50. A-Iso several good Plots of BUILDING LAND for Sale cneap.—Apply, W. J. SIMCOCK, Architect, Surveyor, and Valuer, N. and S.W. Bank Chambers, Rhyl. FURNISHED APARTMENTS. — Londoners to a very large number visit Rhyl each ar, and those having apartments would quick- ly let by inserting a small advertisement in the Eastein Mercury,' 30 words for Is., or three times for 2s. This journal is the leading mid- weeklv for surbarban London and Essex. Ad- dress: Proprietor, the 'Eastern Mercury,' 82i, Leytori-stofie- London, N.E. RICHFIELD PARK.—TO BE LET or SOLD, Villa Residence and se/era] plots Building Land.—Apply for plan, Mr. Foulkos, Highfield, Rhyl.. TOBESOLD. IT1 OR SAT.K.—2 Small Stacks of IIAY.—C. r BANCKS, Towyn, Prestatyn. TO BE LET AT RHYL. A Commodious Detached Double-fronted DWELLING HOUSE, known as • Fron- dori," Crescent Road, Rhyl, comprising 4 good Entertaining Rooms, 7 Bedrooms, Large Kitch- en, and usual domestic offices, with large yard, v-ashhouse, drainage and water supply excel- lent. House in good repair, situate in centre of town, within 3 minutes' walk of Palace and Arcade, and West Parade, Promenade, and sea shore. Rent, £ 40 per annum. Immediate possession.—-Apply to OLIVER GEORGE, S'licitor, Rlivl. JVTORTAR MILL, ENGINE and BOILER for ■A.YJ.. Sale on completion of Contract, in first- class condition. Can be seen at Colet House Schools, Tarlcton Street, Rhvl.—Address, JOHN WILLIAMS, 70, Collingwood Street, Liverpool. TIOR SALE.—Two Second-hand PIANO- -1-' FORTES, splendid condition, good mak- ers. reliable. To be so!d at once. May te seen at MR. BRYAN Haydn House. Brighton Road, Rhyl. PHOTOGRAPHIC BUSINESS for disposal. i.I Make good Branch. Bargain for quick Sale.—PHOTOGRAPHER, Castle Studio, Con- way. LAND ON SALE. TO BE SOLD.—Several eligible ana freehold Plots of Building Land situated in River Street, Wellington Road, and Butterton Road, and in lots to suit purchasers. For particulars apply to Messrs. DAVID GRIFFITHS & SON, Contractors, Windsor Street. Rhvl. TO BE LET OR SOLD. MARINE DRIVE, RHYL—GOOD RESID- ENCE. Rent, £ 40. Price on applica- tion.—GREENHALGH & GEARY, Auction- eers, Rhyl. __0 TO BE SOLD. EXTENSIVE BUSINESS PREMISES IN centre of Town.—Apply, GREENHALGH AND GEARY Auctioneers Rhid. WANTED. MOLESKINS Wanted.—Any quantity pur- chased. Highest price given. Cash by rtturn.-GILBEY, Romford, Essex. DRAPERY.—Youth wanted as APPREN- U TICE or IMPROVER. For terms apply —ROBERT B. ARNOLD, Draper, Rhvl. WANTED.—Respectable GENERAL SER- BANT— BRYNTEG HOUSE, 4, River Street. RAI'E RY,-NV ante cl a Respectable YOUNG U LADY APPRENTICE.—Applv to J. FRTMSTON, High Street, Rhyl. rpHOMAS CO., 27, Brazennose Street, Man- JL Chester, have BUSINESSES of ever}7 des- cription for Sale from £ 15 up to E600. Ad- vice free. EXCELLENT OFF-LICENSE & GROCERY*, taking £ 15 weekly. Sure living for fam- ily. Every accommodotion. £ 130.—THOM- AS & CO., 27, Brazennose Street, Manchester. HIGH-CLASS BUTCHERING BUSINESS, JT taking £ 25 weekly. Can be doubled. Retiring after 30 years. Nicely fitted. £ 90. —THOMAS & CO., 27, Brazennose Street, 'Man- chester. HERBAL & DRUG STORES, a fortune for right man. Tenant, 7 years. Estab- lished 50 years. Large Stock. Every con- venience.—THOMAS & CO., 27, Brazennose Street, Manchester. Fels-Naptha j There are two ways to wash (1) go by the book (2) boil the clothes. If the first, Fels-Naptha has saved you ten times its cost. If the second, you are a stranger to it. Fels-Naptha 39 Wilson street London E C Sales by Public Auction. BODHYFRYD, Dyserth. IMPORTANT TO INVESTORS, CAPITAL- ISTS, AND BUSINESS MEN. Sale of Yen" Desirable and Valuable Freehold Business Premises, and Choice Building Land in the Parish of Dyserth. MR. JOSEPH WILLIAMS is instructed to submit to PUBLIC COMPETITION, at the ALEXANDRA HOTEL, RHYL, on TUES- DAY*, 19th January, 1904, at 3 30 p.m. precisely (subject to Conditions to be then and there produced), all that FREEHOLD SHOP, DWELLING HOUSE, EXTENSIVE OUTBUILDINGS, AXD BUILDING LAND, I Situate and being, BODHYFRYD, DYSERTH. The New and Desirable HOUSE and SHOP comprises on the Ground Floor: Commodious Shop, Private Entrance Hall, Sitting Room, Large Living Room, Good Kitchen, with Three good Bedrooms above. The OUTBUILDINGS consist of Bakehouse, Three Warehouses (3 Storeys), Two 2-stall Stables, with Hay, Chaff-Cutting, and Flour Rooms above, Oil Room, Two Coach-houses, Two Cart Sheds, Cattle Shed, Pig Styes, Wash- house, Lumber and Store Room, with Domestic Offices and Garden. The BUILDING LAND contains about 2,400 square yards, with a frontage of about 65 yards to the Main R ad. The Property is comparatively newly-built and in excellent state of repair, constructed of Limestone and Slated, having South aspect, and situated on the Main Road to Rhyl. Total area, 3,509 square yards. Occupation on Completion of Purchase. For further particulars apply to the AUC- TIONEER, at his Offices, County Chambers, 4, Queen Street, Rhyl; or F. J. GAMLTN, Solicitor, Rhyl or to MESSRS. BROMLEY, JONES k CO., Solicitors, Rhyl, LLANFAIRFEGHAN. SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD CORNER HOUSE AND SHOP. MR. E. W. COLLINS-ROBERTS will Offer for Sale bv Auction, subject to Conditions, at the QUEEN'S HOTEL, LLANFAIRFECH- AN. on TUESDAY, 26th JANUARY, 1904, at 2 30 p.m., the Valuable Freehold Property known as CLOTH HALL, situate in Village Road. For full particulars see Posters. For further information applv to the AUC- TIONEER, Wellington Chambers, Rhyl, or to J. ROBERTS JONES. Solicitor, Rhyl. THURSDAY NEXT, JANUARY 14th, at 12 30. ST. ASAPH SIITHFIELD. FRANK LLOYD & SOSS Will Sell 80 to 100 Fat, Dairy and Store Cattle, including many Special Entries of Beef. 800 to 1,000 Fat Sheep and Lambs, Pigs and Calves. MORE ENTRIES EXPECTED & INVITED. Nos. 4 & 5, Plastinon Terrace, East Parade, Rhyl. 1\,TR. FRANCIS GEARY*, F.A.I., will Sell by _l_fX PUIiLfC AUCTION on the Premises, on THURSDAY, JAN. 14ih, 1504, the Surplus HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE And EFFECTS, briefly comprising: — .,I .t.. b. IN SITTING ROOM—Dining Room Suite, upholstered in Saddle-bags and Velvet (9 pieces), Piano by Edward Dale, Chester, Cabinet with bevelled Plate Mirrors. American base Rocker, Mahogany Sideboard, 3-fold Screen, Oil Paint- ings, Engravings, Pier Glass in Gilt Frame, Coal Vases, Carpets, Skin Mats, China Brack >t. and Ornaments, fcc. IN DRAWING ROOM—Suite upholstered, in leather (9 pieces), Octagon Centre Table, Inlaid Walnut Writing Desk, Mahogany Sideboard, 7 ft. in extension. Large Pier Glass in Gilt Frame, Tc-lescone Dining Table, 10 ft. in extension, fiilt Timepiece in Glass Case, Oil Paintings, Oliographs, Large Engraving The Worship of Bacchus,' with key, and other Engravings, Plaques, Ornaments. \-c. IN BEDROOMS—Brass and Iron and other Bedsteads, Wire, Spring, and other Mattresses, large quantity of FEAT! IKR BEDS, BOLS- TERS, and PILLOWS, Birch and Mahogany Chest-of-Drawers, Wash-stands, Duchesse Dress- ing Tables, Towel Rails, Toilet Glasses, Mahog- any 4-tier Chest-of-Drawers (oval front), &c. HALT.—Hall Hat and Umbrella Stand, liail Table. Marble Slab, Barometer and &-c. KITCHENS—Two or three Richmond's large Gas Cookers, Knife Machine, 3 Gas Fires, China, Kitchen Tables, Large assortment of Cooking Utensils, and sundry other Culinary Requisites. Also a GOVERNESS CAR and a Splendid GIG in perfect order, together with a complete Set of Harness. On View Morning of Sale. Sale to Commence at 1 o'clock Prompt. Auction and Estate Offices, Market Street, Rhyl. Walter C. Davies TT I House & Church Decorator HAS REMOVED TO 1, Waterloo Villas, Wellington Road. c 0 0 Private ITotel and Boarding Establishment 3, EAST PARADE, RHYL. MOST UP-TO-DATE PRIVATE HOTEL On the North Wales Coast. EVERY MODERN CONVENIENCE. nTIXG, DRAWING, SMOKING, BILLTARD, COMMERCIAL, AND STOCK ROOMS DARK ROOM FOR PHOTOGRAPHY*. CONSERVATORIES. TENNIS COURT AND BOWLING GREEN. COACH-HOUSE, STABLING, AND MOTOR SHED. Model System of Heating and Ventilation. 'On. Perfect Sanitation. Recently Furnished and Decorated throughout. WEDDING BREAKFASTS & DINNERS A SPECIALITY*. Large and Small Parties catered for. TERMS STRICTLY MODERATE. Open to Visitors December, 22nd, 1903. Telephone, 0186. Caught in broad daylight stealing some wearing apparel, a thief in Birmingham was hot]}- pursued, and when overtaken made a savage attack with a heavy buckled belt upou his pursuers. After thirty-six years' service the Rev. Simon Carter, chaplain at the Birmingham public cemetery —woo celebrated his eighty-second birthday on Tuesday—still walks from his house to the cemetery and back, a distance of three and a half wiles. For stabbing her brother-in-law in the face with her hatpin a woman was lined at Mary lcbone 23s. and costs. Mr. Plowden told her that women were far too ready nowadays to use their hatpins in this [ fashion. PARRY & Evans DECORATORS, SIGN-WRITERS, PAPER-HANGERS, &c., 28, Abbey Street or TYIJTTI 8, Emlyn Grove, Ililjl. All Work done under Personal Supervision. Good Selection of Wall Paper of Latest Designs. ESTIMATES GIVEN. ASHFIELD & <o. The Rhyl Drugstores All Patent Medicines at Wholesale Prices. Telephone, Gi98. Flintshire Winter Assizes, 1904. NOTICE TS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Honourable Sir Walter George Frank Phillimore, Baronet, one of the Justices of His Majesty's High Court of Justice, assigned to hold the next Assizes for the County of Flint, will proceed to open the said Assizes, at Mold, on Wednesday, the 27th day of January instant, and all Justices of the Peace within the said County, and all others having business at the said Assizes, are required' to attend at the Countv Hall, in Mold, on Thursday, the 28th day of January instant, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon precisely. JOHN WATKINSON, Esquire, High Sheriff. R. STEWART KELLY, Under Sheriff. Sheriff's Office, Mold, 5th January, 1904. North & South Wales Bank, Ltd. ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTIETH DIVIDEND. NOTICE IS HEREBY* GIVEN that a Divid- end of Ten. per c„ent. per annum for the Half-year ended 31st ultimo, on the Capital of the Company, and a Bonus of Eight per cent. per annum (making a total distribution for the year of 16 per cent.), will be paid to the pro- prietors on and after the 18th instant at the Head Office and the various branches and at the London and Westminster Bank, Lothburv, London. The Income Tax will, as usual, be paid by the Bank. The TRANSFER BOOKS will be CLOSED from this date to the 18th instant, inclusive. By order of the Directors, T. ROWLAND HUGHES, General Manager. Liverpool, 4th January, 1904. THE RECORD & AD VERTISER May be had from the Publishers, Amos Bros. By Post. Dehvered in Town. s. d. s. d One quarter 1 8 One quarter I 1 HalZ-yearly 3 4 Half-yearly. 2 2 Yearly 6 8 Yearly 4 4 All communications to be addressed to tht Editor. Telegraphic address, "Advertiser," Rhyl. Telephone, N,). 0190.

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