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NEW SCALE OF CHARGES FOR PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS. ONE TIIRKE INSERTION INSERTIONS, — —~ ■ i 20 Words 6d. 1/3 28 Words 9d. 1/9 36 Words. 1/. 2/3 44 Words. 1/3 2/9 52 Words 1/6 3/6 j The above charges apply only to the following classes of small advertisements, and must be PREPAID, or former rates will be charged. SITUATIONS WASTED. SITUATIONS VACANT. APARTMENTS TO LET. APARTMENTS WANTED. HOUSES TO LET. EXCHANGES. ARTICLES FOR PRIVATE SALE. MACHINERY AND TOOLS FOR SALE. EBUSINESSES FOR SALE. LOST OR FOUND. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. On Friday, July 25th, A Clicap Excursion Train FOR 1R eading 4 London WILL leave Merthyr at 7.40 a.m.; Abernant, 7.51; Aberdare, 8.0; Hirwaia, 8.14; Glyn Neath, 8.32; Eesoiven, 8.42; Pontypcol Road, 7.35; Abergavenny, 8.0; Llanvihangcl, 8.15; Pandy, S.20; Pontrilas, 8.30; St. Devei-eux, 8,40 Tram Inn, y.43 & Hereford, 9.40; returning August 1st. SEE SPECIAL BILLS. J. GRIERSON, General Manager. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. On Saturday, July 26th, AN EXCURSION TRAIN, For Carmarthen & New Milford, WILL leave Merthyr at 7.40; Abernant, 7.51 Llwydcocd, 7.56; Aberdare, 8; Hirwain, 8 14; Glyn Neath. 8.32; Resolven, 8.42; and Aberdylais, S.52 a.m. Passengers may return any week-day up to August 2nd inclusive. See special bilLs. <> J. GRIEliSON, General Manager. Globe Hotel, Pontypool. MR. G. NEVV'TH, of the Bruce Hotel, Aberdare. begs to inform his friends and the public gene- rally that he has REMOVED to the above commodious premises, where he hopes by a strict attention to business to merit the patronage of his friends, whose admiration will be excited by the living curiosities. To save disappointment and waste journeys, Mr. C. A. BREW, of Pontriivdyrun, de- hires to give notice that lie has DISCON- TINUED to give MEDICAL ADVICE. July j;is79. House and Shop to Let. JTRST-CLASS "POSITION near Club Building JL I' r tjT Mrm SHO Vet by 20 fe^ iro.'il, plate glass, wi;.h store ..cm of samo size beneath. HOrSE contains eight good rooms, china pantry, outhouses, and i,,4ual offices. Private entrance from now road.—Apply to Mr HAS KINS, Mus;c Warehouse, Poncypooi. Dmpl Building Land, Pontypool. "L LIGIBLE ¡ SITES for BUILDING, situate near British School, to he I ct on Lease for 91 vears. — Apply to Mr W. II. IIOS.- I:H, Albion Road, or to Mr DAVID DAVIES, Omi and Miuing Engineer, Park Ter- ra <:e. To Drape rs and Others. TO LET, a commodious SIIOP & PREMISES, _i situated in (he Market Place, Pontvpool, adiiiirably adapted for business.—Apply to Mr DAVID DAVIFS, Civil and Mining Engineer, Park Terrace, Pontypool. I^OR SALE, a splendid Geo. Wood's AMERICAN ORGAN, 6 stops, and knee swell; a Bargain. Or would Exchange for a thorough-good Cottage Piano- forte.—Address, '• F-G.II.>" Free Tress Office. DRAPERY.—Wanted, a YOUNG LADY, as Apprentice to the General Drawer^ 4pply to EVAN JONES, Manchester House, Pontypool. p "ITTANTED a goccl GENERAL SERVANT (not TU TUt?e«' a^e to do ^iain Cooking.—Apply to Mrs J. 1. WILLIAMS, High-street, Pontypool. TEAMED, a good, stron girl as SERVANT; must »" be an early riser, able to milk, and have good character for honesty and cleanliness.—Apply to'Mrs BALL, High-street, Pontypool. WANTED, immediately, for London, THREE good GENERAL SERVANTS, aged from 20 to 2-5 abie to do plain cooking.—Apply to Mrs Brown, Regis- try Office, Griflithstown, Pontypool. lta — TO BE LET, SHOP, DWELLING HOUSE, and PREMISES, in Crane-street, Pontypool, lately in the occupation of Mr T. I'UOSSER, Grocer.—For particulars and to view apply to Mr E. H. DAVIES, Ironmonger, Pontypool. ,4 FIRST-CLASS HOUSE AND BUTCHER'S SHOP to Let, at GiUIithstown. Business already established. Rent low.—For terms, &c., apply W~. 11. BROWN, Gritfithstown. rro BE LET or SOLD, GLANAVON HOUSE, j JL Abersvchun, the residence of the late Rev. Stephen Pri ce.—For particulars, ayplv to the Rev Richd. Jones, on the premises, or to Mr Wainwright, Auctioneer, Club Chambers, Pontypool. 3rop3 TO LET, the CAMBRIAN INN, double-licensed public-house, situate in Trosnant, Pontypool; in- going by valuation.—Apply to Mr WM. WEBB, Aber- beeg, Newport, Mon. 3p2 ^PO LE T, the FOUNTAIN INN, situate in George JL Street, Pontypool; in-going by valuation.—Apply to Mr WM. WEBU, Abcrbeeg, Newport, Mon. 3p3 rro BE LET, THE SWAN (Aberychan); Free _L Beerhouse. Immediate possession; rent low.— APPLY on the premises to WM. CRANE. 3tr.p2 TO BE LET, a GROCER'S SHOP, with Dwelling House and Warehouse situate at Cwmfrwdoer.— For particulars, apply to THOMAS Jo.Nrs, Oakland Cottage, Ilenllis, near Cwmbran or to Messrs PHILPOT and WING FIELD, House Agents and Auctioneers, l'onty- pool. MONEY ADV ANCES, from £ 10 to £ 1000, can now be obtained at a few hours' notice. No law costs strictest secrecy. For particulars, apply to Mr. A BLOOM. Pawnbroker, Jeweller, &c., George-street Pontvpool :A- Sales Im ^urtimt. "i"r'f' 'f' ABERSYCHAN, NR. PONTYPOOL. Messrs. Moses Smith & Son WILL SELL BY AUCTION, at the WHITE HART HOTEL, ABEUSVCHAX, on MONDAY, 21st JL'LY, 1879, at one o'clock in the Afternoon, a capital BEER-HOUSE or PUBLIC HOUSE j Called 11 The Full Moon," Situate in High Street, Abersychan, and for about twenty years past in the successive occupations of the late Mr Thatcher, & of his widow Mrs Sarah Thatcher, the present tenant, under a yearly tenancy. The house contains a tap room, bar, small parlour, large smoking, room, kitchen, 4 bedrooms, cellar, small brewhouses outbuildings and yard, with a side entrance under part of the adjoining dweliing-house and being near to the British Iron Works is favourably situated' f or busines purposes. The property is copyhold of inheritance under the manor of Wentsland and Bryrgwiu. For further particulars apply to n Messrs. RAY & BUSH, Solicitors, U, Bridge Street, Bristol. Pontnewynydd and Freehold Land, NEAR PONTYPOOL. SALE OF VALUABLE LEASEliOIJD HOUSES AND A Freehold Building Plot. Messrs. H. G. DAVIES & CO., (Of Abersychan), ARE instructed to offer for SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, in the following or such other Lots as may be determined at the time of sale, on MONDAY, the 28th day of JULY, 1879, at the WHITE HART INN, Abersychan, at 6 for 7 o'clock in the evening, (subject to the conditions of sale to be then and there produced and read). LOT I.-All those 3 Dwelling Houses and Gardens, situate near the Railway Station, Pontnewynydd, in the occupations of Mr Walter Griffiths, Mr John Jones, and Mr James Watkins, at an aggregate annual rental of £ 24 14s. This lot is of leasehold tenure. Unexpired term 17 years, renewable for a further term of 21 years. Ground rent X5. LOT 2.—All those 4 Dwelling Hcuses and Gardens, situate at Pontuowynydd aforesaid, in the occupations of Mr Thomas Hole and others, let at an aggregate annual rental of £ 21 9s. Total area of land, inclusive of that upon which the houses are built, 1,106 square yards, more or less. This lot is of leasehold tenure. Unexpired term 17 years, renewable for a furthtr term of 6 years each. Ground rent £ 3 13s. LOT 3.—All that Dwelling House and Garden, situate on Railway Side, Pontnewynydd, in the occupation of Mr John Knapp, at an annual rental of £ 8 9s. This lot is of leasehold tenure. Unexpired term 17 years, renewable for 1 year. Ground rent E2. LOT 4.—All that Freehold Building Plot, formerly Lot 9 of the Pontvpool District Benefit Building So- ciety's Lands, situate at Freehold Land, Pontnewynydd, containing 1,120 square yards, more or less. The whole of the Dwelling Houses are sub- tantially erected, and provided with suitable and convenient outbuildings, and situate within two minutes' walk of the Railway Station. Water is laid on the soveral premises, and being situate within the Abtrsychau Lighting District, gas can also be laid on at little expense. Capitalists will find the whole of the above pro- perties desirable and profitable investments. For further pariicvJara apply to the AUCTIONEERS, Lion Chamfers, Abersychan or to Messrs. GREENWAY & BYTIIWAY, Solicitors, Pontypool. No.2, GREGORY'S ROW, Nr. Cicmfjrwdoer Inn, nr. Pontypool. I ;T WAITED SON TTAVE received instructions from MR GEORGE 11 CURTIS (who is leaving the neighbourhood for America), to SELL by AUCTION on the premises as abovo, on THURSDAY, 24th day of JULY, 1879, THE WHOLE OF THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, COMPRISING — Sofa, cane-seated arm, rocking, and other chairs, clocks and timepiece, pictures and engravings, fenders and fire irons, perambulator, copper kettle, pier glasses, carpets, table lamp, cruet stands, chimney ornaments, tea trays, books, dinner and other mats, iron and wood beds teads palliasses, wash stands and dressing tables, toilet glasses, watch stand, under glass shade; Salter's spring balance, kitchen and other tables, brushes, lire guard, baskets, boiler, flatirons, bellows, crockery, glass," ware, pots, pans, pigs' troughs, garden and other tools, &c., &c. Goods on view the Morning of Sale. Sale to commence at 2 o'clock. No Roserve. —————

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