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i JESSE WILLIAMS' BAKING POWDER IS GOOD. # 10° PEB LB" PARK HALL BUILDINGS, CARDIFF. 782T _——————.—

ale5 by JUrriifftt. AUCTION APPOINTMENTS. Mr BRADSHAW BROWN. **»se, Plant, and Goodwill, at London Max 11 „ Mr T. E. GEOKGE. pyuold Properties, &c., at Abercarn April 4 fVvli~^ Mes?rrs «OTTWALTZ & BOWRING. ^ouection of Jewels, at Cardiff March 1 & 2 H°rses. &c.. at Cardiff Mar. 8 Household Furniture &c., at Cardiff Mar. 10 <fe 11 «ctures. at Cardiff March 17 >o P»«A? JISMSEArfi«..M»d. io .■?%«». "wture arir) atSwansea..March 3 HOUMS, U BHRJS* ™ ■—om ite; 4 ^^AS £ M»rei3 -if% Uveand ni^H w 9lovei'. at Newport Mtr'i? 'wSKSa?' ca""»»-; £ s:$ Ho™Feb. £ 3 lVinW^rS sJ £ pHENSON <fc ALEXANDER. Doable-licensed Honse, at Pontvnrida March 2 SSa'^dpiS617, Materials, at Cardiff March,| SSJS! ^?d "wmses, at Bridgend Mar- 1? S^^okTlfnilIr1"' Tfc E§Iwysnnnydd • • • -March freehold Budding Land, at Cardiff g|«.,«Ab^e»ssfJIBAKEI"tsot': ««»j Hay, at. Abergavenny Mar. 3 Pal J Mr JOHN'THOMAS. Mo |*t Stock and Cattle, at Cowbndge • M^ch Crows, and Implements, atPentwyn Mar. 3 00 Acres w Tirnber, at Cardiff • Mar- 5 Two Tk-^r J,OHN THOMAS (pontypndd). $,a^v l?ln^0Usest at Trealaw —. ;?^v •arming Stock and Crops, at Penycoedcae—March 1 UmJ T, Mr ILLTYD THOMAS. Meadow Hay, at Ely. near Cardiff March 7 J>AITRY AND JQ A VID, AUCTIONEERS, TENANT-BIGHT, HOTEL, PROBATE, and GENERAL VALUERS. LAND, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENTS ASSESSORS OF FIRE LOSSES, &c. OFFICES ST JOHN'S CHAMBERS, ST JOHN'S-SQUARE, CARDIFF. Meitrwco^ THOMAS PARRY, «8MBa«a AUCTIONEER, &C., Of Newport. o* J. J. DAVID, FIRM. Late Cashier 6544 NationalProvinciaJBaM. SALE OF A FREE DOUBLE-LICENSED HOUSE MAT LLANVABON. GLAMORGANSHIRE. ESSRS STEPHENSON and ALEX- ANDER are instructed to SELL by ATj afc the New Inn Hotel, Pontypridd, on WED NESI)ay, the 2nd March next, at Three o clock in the A"«ttioon, the ^»t-OT rn FREE DOUBLE-LICENSED PUBLIC- HOUSE AND PREMISES, Known as the GREYHOUND INN. situate at Llanvabon, in the County of Glamorgan. The premises are held ""der lease for a term jews £ om 29th September, 1864, at the ^rly^ound of uio, and are now let upon a quarterly tenancy rental of £ 70 per annum. .Sinking operations are expected to shortly coram the immediate vicinity of the property. f/. f Further particulars may be had upon appliaition to 'as- Phillips, Esq., Solicitor, Pontypridd; or to the ~2^°neers, 5, High-3treet, Cardiff. 781 MACHINEEY, MATEMAIS, SC. the 3rd March, 1892, and following day if necessary, PLANT1 MACHINERY, MATERIALS, at AND OTHER EFFECTS, above yard, and which will include:-150 End Nafv"eS' |^r«brtnde otip6' Cranes marine excavators, vertical and other boilers, railway truck travelling and other jacks, about 15 tons various #bout 1,700 yards contractor's rails and sleepers, <l*»antky various piping, wrought and cast scrap iron, J*heels antT axles, nawy picks, beaters, sledges, "••ttmers, and other tools, smiths' tools and appli- <*ttW8,*alvajiiz8d and wooden shedding, quantity nails, Spikes, bolts and nuts, pulley blocks, ropes, ladders grindstones <fce., largo quantity various timber, scaffold Poles, water tanks, trolleys, gantry fittings, quantity Sticks, slates, and drain pipes, about 200 tons Forest of Dean and other Stone, together with a large and ,eiWmACTO^ PLANT AND MATERIAL. «.ii ,,f Eleven o clock punctually. o 'catalogues, which may be obtained HIE OF THETOBFEWOWS. ARMS HOTEL, MAESTEG. FREE LEASEHOLD MESSRS STEPHBNSON arf amx- ANDER are instructed d yon SATUR- the Wyndham Anns Ho-tel. Badge ° F^rDO&.IJ0BNSED HOTEL AND PREMISES, Wnas the » Oddfellows* ^Sire" mercial-street, Maesteg.lvertisements, and in ..further particulars in future-. 0btained of the meantime any ?;ff jjr mtyd M. auctioneers, 5, High-stree., '{ Thomas John, the owner, at the Hotel 01 7g76 Solicitor, Pontyprid^ —' EGLWYSNUNYDD, (^uN^>IENT- SSl!;«eAdTwB SiLE S^cTcROpCtjlPMMBNTS, AUD during the month ftf 5?lwysnunydd, Glamorga particulars of which ^.MARCH Next, date and tua Pa 7811. 511 appear in future advertisement^ — SAXE OF VALUA^B^y OFLSNDAFF. ^•"A DER are instructed by'tw Mrly date, toxssioners to SELL by AUOXiu^, SSSv'SSuB 01; FREEHOLD BUILDING gttut. to the city »f "TSff? th^hoteS S?rt distance of the town of oamm,^ will be arranged in cony urse of preparation 5 Particulars, plans" Ac., are in ^f^ftafiied upon the meantime all infonna^ion and David, ^Plication to Messrs E. David W^^jtehaU-pJace, Jjandail; Messrs Cluttons, 9-.ff *«nd»n or to the Auctioneers, Oarain. excelleVJiwusehold lS^r Removed from various Resid Messrs JTSTSrota-doo. « m instructed to SELL by AUCTION, the whole of the excellen t,: FURNITURE AND EFFEOA^ «aRa^cS5ssf»s«»" <»— *j<Sds\miiww day priortonwnwngo'8*1*- ^S&te at Two o'clock precisely. ■— OFGROU^lS^ °THEB A/TESSRS MO(?RE and COMPANY have at 5 o'clock in the afternoon, the foil GROUND RENTS, bttvr, other Property, Wind-street. rT»TTAGES and ^86 years fromC^tober 6th> • d JJWELLING- ^LOT 2.—A CORNER SHO Mrs Jones> Grocer Bouse adjoining, cccupic 7 ajuxum. Held d, 18M;- ui&i. ffSSnwF" 90 ^^■•E^gigssss^sfflfsa « £ 9'p"™S™»n »"i »»<!«'' < 90 5'"™ a term of 90 years from ovember 22nd, 1851. „«lfSdoSB HOUSE, adjoining Lot 5, ooeu. P^XXSS '«"»NOTem- ",eld under lease for a. term of 90 years from Novem. W 22nd, 1851..ja(1 FOURTH PART of a LOT 7—AII that undmded tuuis. the ground Rent of £ 28, secured »" w«r™ Crown Inn, and Shop ^loDJ^ifv to the Auctioneers, ta « further particular app_y M Darid Lewis, jW,.Queen-street, Cardiff or to m 7gg7 Solicitor, Charlftft-flt.reet. Cardiff' — MR ILLTYD THOMAS (of the firm of Goo. Thomas and Son) will SE^J,3&r £ Fv~ HON, at Ely Farm jnv naar CardifiE. on MONDAY, March 7th, 1892, at 'hajf-past Two o'clock m the after- toon, about 10 TO 70 TONS OP WELL-HARVESTED MEADOW HAY, m three ricks and in good condition. Three months credit on approved security, or um* eount at the rate of 5 per cent, per annum will be allowed purchasers. For further inforicatisn apply to Messrs Geo. Thomas **>d Son, Auctioneers and Valuers, 247, Cowbridge- *oad. Cardiff, and Ely Farm, Cardiff. 8179 ONE BOX OF CLARKE'S B 41 PILLS is warranted to cure all derangements of the Urinary Onraas (acquired or constitutional), Gravel, Pa.in« iu the Back Guaranteed free from *H«cury. ««l«i in Boxes 4b 6d each, by all Chemists Patent Medicine Vendors throughout the world. 25 »ent to any addwae tor acrty stappeby the Makers jUhvxda aad Midland Couirtiea Drug Oon^ny I btr ^ndmiL R?!4L?^n Pure-iater Diamonds of unparalleled I brilliancy; superb Oriental Catseyt!s ad FS0E™NIEA NEWEST^ MO" SSSS^DSS^JSL specially manuiactared from Rare PrecIOus St().nes for one of the most renowned West Eud establish- MmenËSSRS GOTTWALTZ & BOWRfflG beg to notify the receipt of instructions from a Finn of London Loan Agents to over advances, to NEXT, 1st and 2nd March, 1892, commencing each II day at 12 o'clock. „ A UNIQUE COLLECTION OF MAGNIFICENT JEWELS, nf extremely fine quality, including a diamond neck- ?a< £ oPstars and flstoons, which form separate orna- lace oi su* ii larsre Bratzilian diamonds, a Superb suite of opals and diamonds, a blaek pearl and fnarrwnd pendant, formerly the property of the Em- nress Engenie, a rosette of brilliants, the centre stone Eaifr|e?deep golden-hued diamond of unsur- nassable lustre pair of rare Burmese rubies, mounted L earrings a bracelet of alternate fa-uey-coio^ed and pure white diamonds, a pair of large old Brazilian diamond d°ubleeardr^ A^^nM,| With Old Lilian diamonds, f apph re« of the deep rich Cashmere hue, indian ^«ralda,^wo large black pearls set as pins and another set wi.n brilliants as a bracelet an nt coUet neckla^e set with large graduated brilliants of perfect snape and faultless puaty several bnlliai^ crc^cen^s and stars in graduated sizes, which will »e onerea IB' I A choice cabinet of SILVER OBJETS DART. from English and foreign sources. A nnmbr of r> rwrtt T^TT WATCHES and CHRO^vMl!<lJiiitrO, which wereexhiJJited at the late French ExbltlOn m j Midltion, a quantity of the finest ¡OLD ARI JEWEL- studs, rings, &C. The collection will be arranged for view from 10 o'clock on morning of Sale. — ON TUESDAY, MAROH 8th, 1892. -TVTESSRS GOTTWALTZ & BOWKING HUNTERS, HARNESS HORSES, COBS, At "• ^iireh 1 HACKNEY STALLION. the Norfolk stallion "Thornton," by fhrylttnt)'ed rotting StaÚiQn "Quicksilver," out of f 8™ — — iD fSnLBbHS'R from G A. Thornton, Esq. Ti JTr.rse the property of a Gentleman. DOG cIkt" HARNE&S, SADDLERY, Ac. Stllo^n.ay Auctioneers three days prior to Sale. 8,0 — SALE TO-MORROW. wrRF FIRE BURGLARS BURGLARS c wrrWFES AND CO.'S PATENT FIRE AND RTTRGLAR RESISTING SAFES ARE A PER- PETUA^INSURANCE AGAINST BOTH. -mf ESSRS STRAKE! & SON are in- 1V1 sfructed to SELL by AUCTION, on TUESDAY March 1st, 1892, at 12 o'clock prompt, at the Angel Hotel^Abe^venny,sS FIRE AND BURGLAR RESISTING SAFES, Single and Double Doors, from 20 inches to 4 feet lugh, fitted with patent powder-proof and unpickable locks with duplicate keys, cash drawers, loose shelves, &c., suitable for books, deeds, jewels, cash and plate nr g _g w & Co. have been established Half a Centuir, at Park Works, West Bromwich, and are Makers to Her Majesty's Post Onices of England and India, and the following Banking and other Com- panies :—Birmingham banking Company. Birmingham, Dudlev, and District Banking Company. Carnarvon District Banking Company, Llandudno. Derbyshire, Banking Company, Bakewell, Derbyshire. Gloucester and Western Counties Company's Banksg Knight, John, and Son, Bankers, Farnham, Surrey, Lloyd's Banking Company, Birmingham. National Batok of Wales, Limited, Swansea. Stuckey's Banking Company, Castfce Carey, the Munster Bank of Ireland. Westmoreland Banking Company, Windermere. His Grace the Duke of Sutherland, and the BanK of Scotland. 8205 PYSCODLYN, FARM, NEAR ABERGAVENNY. MESSRS STRAKER AND SON have been favoured with instructions from Mr Charles Knight, to SELL by AUCTION on the above premises, on THURSDAY, the 3rd March, 1892, 6 ricks of very prime and well-ended, riverside MEADOW HAY, Situate on the above farm, about 2 miles distant from the L. & N. W. Railway Station, Abergavenny, and on the main road to Brecon. Sale to commence at Three o'clock. 8183 Auctioneers Offices, Tiverton-place, Abergavenny. SALE TO-MORROW. COWBRIDGE MARKET. SALE OF FAT SHEEP AND CATTLE. 1%/fR JOHN THOMAS has received JJVJL instructions to SELL by AUCTION on TUES- DAY, March 1st, 1892. 200 FAT YEARLINGS, corn and cake fed. 6 FAT CATTLE. Sale at 10.50. 8172 SALE THIS DAY. TREALAW, RHONDDA VALLEY. SALE OF TWO DWELLING-HOUSES. MB JOHN THOMAS has received in- structions from the Trustee under the will of the late Mr Wilton to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Miskin Inn, Trealaw, on MONDAY, February 29th, 1892, at Six o'clock in the Evening (subject to such conditions as shall there and then be produced), all those Two compact DWELLING-HOUSES, situate and being Nos. 16 and 17, Trealaw-road, Tre- alaw, now in the occupation of Messrs Geo. Besant and Small. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, at his Offices, 2. Berw-road, Pontypridd. 8213 SALE TO-MORROW. PENYCOEDCAE FARM, PENYCOEDCAE (Within One Mile of Pontypridd Station). SALE OF FARMING STOCK AND CROPS. MR JOHN THOMAS has received in- structions from Mr Elias Goronwy, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the above Farm, on TUES- DAY NEXT, March 1st, 1892, the whole of his FARMING STOCK AND CROPS. Refreshments at 12. Sale to commence at 2 p.m. N.B.—This Sale was announced to take place on February 17th, but owing to the weather it was post poned until the above date. Three months' credit upon usual conditions. Auctioneer's Offices, 2, Berw-road, Pontypridd. 8212 SALE OF HOUSES AT RHYMNEY. MR HENRY LEWIS is instructed to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Castle Hotel, Rhymney, on MONDAY, the 7th day Of March, 1892, on behalf of Messrs John Charles IJewellin and David Prosser, the Property described in the following Particulars, in one or more Lots, as may be determined atthe time of sale. Sale to commence at 4 p.m. PABTICULABS. All the Vendors' Interest in or under or by virtue of, and agreement, dated the 24th day of June. 1839, and made between Henry Rollas, Esq., William Thompson, Esq., and John Price, Esq., of the one part, and Evan Price of the other part, and of and in a piece of land. part of a certain field called Cae Hopkin. containing 1,117 square yards or thereabouts, agreed to be demised to the said Evan Price, his executors, administrators and assignees for the term of 99 years from the 29th September, 1839, at the yearly rent of 2d per square yard for the ground, to be from time to time built upon, in pursuance of the said agreement, and 1d per square yard for the residue for the said ground, and also of and in all those seven messuages, stable and premises, numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. and 7. Clarendon-row, Rhymney, in the County of Monmouth. The ground rents payable on the above amount m the whole to the sum of B5 16s lOd. The above Properties will be first offered in One Lot, and if not sold will be offered in the following Lots:— LOT 1.—Comprising No. 1, CLARENDON-ROW, Rhymney, aforesaid, in the occupation of George Dunberton, as weekly tenant, at a weekly rent of 3s. LoT 2.-Comprismg No. 2, CLARENDON-ROW, Rhymney, aforesaid, in the occupation of Solomon Kensey, as weekly tenant, at a weekly rent of 2s 6d. LOT 3.-Comprising No. 3, CLARENDON-ROW, Rhymney, aforesaid, in the occupation of John Richards, as weekly tenant, a.t a weekly rent of 3s. LOT 4.—Comprising No. 4, CLARENDON-ROW, Rhymney. aforesaid, in the occupation of William Price, as weekly tenant, at a, weekly rent of 3s. LOT 5.—Comprising No. 5, CLARENDON-ROW, Rhymney, aforesaid, in the occupation of Margaret Thomas, as weekly tenant, at a weekly rent, of 3s. LOT O.— Comprising No. 6, CLARENDON-ROW, Rhymney, aforesaid, in the occupation of vid Williams, as weekiv tenant, at a weekly rent of 3s. LOT 7.—Comprising No. 7, CLARENDON-ROW, Rliymney, aforesaid, in the occupation of James White, as weekly tenant, at a weekly rant of 3s. LoT 8.—Comprising STABLE in Clarendon-row, Rhymney, aforesaid, in the occupation of Jenkin Jenkins, as weekly tenant, at a weekly rent of Is. The above are also subject to a water rent of S2 lis 4d, which will (if necessary) be apportioned.. Further particulars can be obtained from the Auctioneer or to Mr J. C. Llewellin, Solicitor, 1, Stow-hill, Newport, Mon. __7886_ -\rO NAME OINTMEN T. _Ll This Ointment is confidentially recommended as an old, tried, and successful remedy for scurvy, scrofula landular swellings, ringworm, old wounds) ulcerated legs, scald heads, blotches on the face and body, St Anthony's fire, burns, chilblains, bruises, piles, fistula, rheumatism, bunions, &c. It will soon jieal up the most obstinate eruptions of the skin of every kind. Please note the Trade Mark Label on each pot. "VTO NAME PILLS. JL1 For scrofula, scurvy, ulcerated legs, eiysipelas, blotches on the face, eruptions on the body, piles, flsi la, glandular swellings, &c., &c. They may be taken by persons of either sex, are tonic and invigorating, and, acting npon the secretions hey are a truly valuable blood purifiers, and may be used in conjunction with the No Name Ointment in any of the above diseases. Sold in pots and boxes by all chemists. Price, 7d Is lid, and 2s 9d each. No family should be without them SOLE PROPRIETOR J W H I T E H O U S E 194, DERITEND, BIRMINGHAM. 3440 Agents wanted in every district. ARDIFF ADVERTISING, BILL POSTING, AND CIRCULAR DISTRIBUTING COMPANY (LIMITED). Mnrrrras • CASTLE CHAMBERS 21, CASTLE-ST OFF! CARDIFF. SECRETARY: FRANK BL SIMPSON. Permanent Posting Stations Io Cariiff ifor dg dwBiptfons of ordere promptly attended, to 1014 9991 alts hy JUttfiott. SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, SITUATE IN THE COUNTY BOROUGH OF SWANSEA. MESSRS JOHN M. LEEDER & SON ~^r~: received instructions to SELL by AUC- 1ZON, at the Swansea Auction Rooms, Goat-street, subject to such conditions as shall then and there be produced, on WEDNESDAY, March 2nd. 1892. l.An those TWO FREEHOLD HOUSES and with the yard and stable adjoining iSWUvint 133 and 134, High-street, Swansea, ti 133 t present forms part of the Coach and Horses Inn, and is in the occupation of Mr William Evans, the Vendor, who will retain possession until June 24th, 1893, at a rental of 8s per week. No. 134, together wiCTi the yard and stable adjoin- ing, is let to Mr William Smith as weekly tenant. at a rental of lis per week. LoT 2.-A FREEHOLD GROUND RENT of S3 39 per annum, arising out of, and secured upon, that old- established and well-known double-licensed,-public- house and premises called the Coach and Horses, No. 152, High-street: also Two Shops and a Dwelling- house adjoining. situate and being Nos. 10, 11, and 12, Bridge-street, Swansea. These premises are let on lease to John Thomas for 99 years from Lady Day, 1837. The above will be offered in one lot, and if not sold, will be offered in two lots. Sale to commence at 3 p.m. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, at their Offices, Goat-street or to J. Moy Evans, Solicitor, Adelaide-street, Swansea. 8091 SALE OF WELL KEPT HOUSEHOLD < FURNI- TURE AND OTHER EFFECTS, removed from various residences in the neighbourhood. The principal lots consist of dining, drawing, and breakfast room, and hall furniture, bedroom ap- pointments, and a quantity of useful articles for kitchen use, too numerous to particularise. "jVf ESSRS JOHN M. LEEDER and SON will SELL by AUCTION, at the Swansea Auc- tien Rooms, Goat-street, on THURSDAY, March 3rd, 1892, a large assortment of HOUSEHOLD AND OTHER FURNITURE. Goods on view day prior and Morning of Sale. Sale to commence at 11.30 a.m. Auctioneers' Offices, Goat-street, Swansea. 8214 SALE THIS DAY. TO GENTLEMEN, LIVERY STABLE PRO- MPRIETORS, AND OTHERS. ESSRS H. HILL and CO. have been instructed by Mr Deakin to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on the Premises in the occupation of Mr Morris, Alexandra-road (two doors from entrance of Arcade), Swansea, on MONDAY. February 29th, 1892 the whole of the following CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c., Comprising new waggonette, to carry 15 persons, with pole and bar to suit one or two horses four-wheel dog trap. suitable for horse 15 or 16 hands do., suitable for pony; rustic trap, suitable for horse 15 hands do., suitable for horse 13 to 14 hands small business trap 4 silver-plated sets of harness, cob size; 4 sets brass cob harr ess, 2 sets brown pony harness. 4 sets Drass do. set carriage harness, 2 skin rugs, plough and waggon chains, saddles, bridles, whips, 2 new butcher's S «' J:ran £ axle do > donkey, cart, and harness, chaffcutter, &c., &c. Sale to commence at Two o'clock in the Afternoon. Auctioneers Offices, 10, Castle street, Swansea. 8138 SALE OF HOUSES AT NANTGARW, GLAMORGANSHIRE. 1V|"ESSRS PARSONS and ROBJENT -I-O- a.re instructed to SELL by PUBLIC AUC- TION, at the Cross Keys Inn, Nantgarw, on MONDAY, the 29th day of February, 1892, at 6 p.m. sharp, subject to the ccmmon form conditions of the Monmouthshire Incorporated Law Society, viz. LOT 1.—All those Eight Leasehold COTTAGES and GARDENS, with the BAKEHOUSE and Appurten- ances thereto belonging, situate at Nantgarw, in the County of Glamorganshire, in the respective occupations of Mary Hawkins, Mary Davies, Edwin Sinclair, Evan Jenkins, Lewis Jonathan, Thomas Griffiths, William Gibbs, and Edmund Morley, as weekly tenants, at an aggregate annual rental of B40 5s. The above are held under a lease dated 1st Novem- ber,1826, from Henry Williams to John Joseph, for three lives or 99 years from date of lease, at an annual ground rent of £ 2 6s. LOT 2.—All those Five Leasehold COTTAGES and GARDENS, with the Appurtenances thereto belong- ing, situate at Nantgarw, aforesaid, in the respective occupations of William Broomfield, Edward Radford, Samuel Jones, and Caroline Jones, as weekly tenants] and one is at present unoccupied, at an aetrrecate annual rental of The above are held under a lease dated 6th April 1825, from David Jenkins to Richard David, for 96 years, from 30th April, 1825, at an annual ground rent of 10s. There is a right of way along the road in front of this property. Further particulars can be obtained of the Auc- tioneers, Central Chambers, Newport, Mon., or of Mr J. C. Llewellin, Solicitor, 1. Stow-hill, Newport, Mon. 7951 ABERCARN, MON. SALE OF VALUABLE LICENSED PREMISES AND COPYHOLD FARMHOUSE AND LAND. MR T. E. GEORGE has received in- structions to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on MONDAY, April 4th, 189iJ, at the Crown Hotel, Aber- cam, subject to such conditions as shall then and there be produced (incorporating the Common Form Con- ditions of the Monmouthshire Corporated Law Society), the following valuable COPYHOLD PROPERTIES :— LOT 1.—All that DOUBLE-LICENSED HOUSE, known as the Pantyresk Inn, Abercarn, with the out- buildings thereto belonging. LOT 2. —All that FARMHOUSE and OUTBUILD- INGS, with about 12 acres of land, situate at Panty- resk (near Lot 1), and now held by Mr Sheppard upon an annual tenancy, at a rental of £26. The property is copyhold of the Manor of Aberearn., and is sold subject to an annual quft rent of Is, which will be apportioned at the time of sale. Lot 1 is sold subject to an indenture of lease dated the 29th April. 1885. whereby the premises were leased to Messrs Phillips, Brewers. Newport, for a term of eight yea.rs from November 1st, 1885, at a rental of £18 per annum, and a premium paid by the lessors. Prior to the granting of this lease the rent was j335. The Pantyresk Inn is situated within a mile of the Abercarn Railway fetation, and a similar distance from the extensive collieries of the Abercarn Coal Co Lrt and the Newport-Abercarn Coal Co.. Ld as Alqn'fXCL' the Abercarn Tin-plate Works. The pr^nl^^ therefore, so placed that a steady and increasing business is assured. Tbepropflrty offers a safe and remunerative investment when the present ranid d«T velopment of the district is considered. The vendors reserve the minerals under both lots For further particulars apply to the Auction* Mr T. S. Edwards, Solicitor, 29, High-street, Newport Newbridge, Mon.. Feb. 17th, 1892. 8136 altS hll firifcrai* Contract. THE DUFFRYN AND LLANISHEN BRICK1 TILE SANITARY PIPE. AND TERRA rrvi«rA COMPANY (LIMITED), IN LIQUIDATION FOR SALE by PRIVATE TREATY as JL a Going Concern, the FREEHOLD RED BRICK AND TERRA mwA WORKS A COTTA AtLlanishen, near Cardiff, belonging to the above Company.' e The Works are one of the most complete in the dis trict, the machinery being of the best descrintaon arui capable of producing 20,000 bricks per day Dd The goods manufactured find a ready sale at the best prices current, and the clay and marl are of excellent quality and the supply practically unlimited. Tenders to be addressed to the Liquidators, Duffrvn andLlani hen Brick Company, at the lW orks. Llanishen near Cardiff, where any further particulars can be obtained. 8190 $ri7pi>rtjr, &r., to Wet 0~ BE LET, by TENDER, for the term Jt of about Three-and-a-half Years, the NORTH and SOUTH WALES HOTEL, LOUISA-STREET BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. The highest Tender not necessarily accepted. For further particulars and forms of Tender apply to Mr F. Soule, Secretary Car- diff Brewery Company, Limited, John-street, Bute- street, or to Mr James Morgan, Solicitor, 37 Saint Mary-street, Cardiff, to whom Tenders must be forwarded before Two o'clock on Saturday the 5th of March, 1892. 9203 gTANBROOK H OUE, CATHEDRAL ROAD, CARDIFF. TRAINED NURSES' INSTITUTE AND PRIVATE HOME FOR PAYING PATIENTS. HOSPITAL TRAINED NURSES SUPPLIED To private families for all classes of case, at shortest possible notice, on application to the Matron. PATIENTS received for MEDICAL or SURGICAL TREATMENT and Nursing. Patients may be attended by their own medical man or otherwise. Telegraphic address—" HUMANITY, CARDIFF.' 7946 BOOKS for JUVENILES, sightly Soiled, at 4d in the Is discount. ■RITING* DESKS, ALBUMS, &c. NOTE, lib. Packet, 6%d. V 1%H>- „ 9d. 1 00 DO. ENVELOPES, 6% d and 8d. JNK, Is for 8d 6d for 4d. ACCOUNT BOOKS. THE (jJfCHOLASTIC TRADING CO., 7, ST JOHN'S-SQUARE, CARDIFF 793e AND BRISTOL. 6259 JJ A Y M A N S B A L SAM OF HOREHOUND RELIEVES COUGH IN TEN MINUTES. PREVENT INFLUENZA, COLD, AND COUGH BY TAKING •n first appearance of Cold or Chill. "Cured my Son of a dreadful Cough. Send two more bottles.Mrs W. JOHNSTON, G.N.R. Office Belleek Station, Co. Fermanagh. July 91 "Dangerously in with Asthma. I can say it has saved my life.Mrs H. HUBBLE 63 Wood- pecker-road, Nes. S.E. Sept., 1891. Prepared only by^ Alfred Hayman & Co., London. Sold everywhere. Price, Is lid, 2s 9d, 4s 6d. 1022 WAY'S PILLS WAY'S PILLS W CURES PILES Of the most painful Jcinds. Speedy and Effective Remedy. v FIRST DOSE WILL RELIEVE. ONE BOX WELL CURE. Thousands of Testimonials already at hand. PrèparedaDd sold by B. Wat", Briton Ferry. | Sc&d also by Hngfaee, Chemist, Wind-etreet, Swansea; TbOTnas,Store^»^FirTy;aad Allen, Grocer,Neath. Price Is per Box; by post Is 3d. 17 Companies, &t. The SUBSCRIPTION i Jsx ^riiToPENED on WEDNESDA Y, the 24th Of FEBRUARY, 1892, and WILL BE CLOSED on or before SATURDAY, the 5th of MARCH, 1892. THE CRAWSHAYBILBAOIRON ORE COMPANY, LIMITED. Incorporated under the Companies' Acts, 1862 to 1890, whereby the liability of the Shareholders is limi- rfpTTA^0^their Shares. n, u CAPITAL, £ 20,000 in 20,000 Shares of £ 1 each. Issue of 20,000 Shares, 4,000 of which will be accep- ted by the Vendors in part payment, leaving 16,000 to be offered to the oublic. Payable 5s per Share on Application 5, on Allotment: 5s in a month and balance, if required, at intervals of not less than two months between each call; but from the report of Messrs Forster Brown and Rees, it is expected no further calls will be necessary. c, FRANCIS R. CRAWSHAY,°Esq J.P-, Sketty Court, Deputy chairman of the National Bank of Wales, Limited, Colliery Proprietor EUGENE BREGEON, Esq: Hallanton, Penarth, Director of the Naval Colliery Co., Limited, and the Barry Graving D°ck and Engineering Co., Limited. COUNT DE UJCOVICH, The Rise, Llandaff, Chair- man of Hill's Dry Dock Co. Limited, and the Arrow Patent Fuel Co., Limited. E. CAIRNS FRY, Esq., Lynwood, Cardiff, Director of the Arrow Patent Fuel Co., Limited, and the xS BEstee and Office Co., Limited. JOHN B. FERRIER, Esq., Coedmor, Penarth, Director of the Barry and Cadoxton Gas and Water Co. JAMES PYKE THOMPSON, Esq., J.P., Redlands, Penarth, Chairman of Spillers and Bakers. Limited, ™«l-DArTeTa^°Tf the >raff v^0 Railway Co. JOHN GUTHRIE, Esq J.p., Penarth, Director of lhompson and Shackell, Limited, and the Barry Gravm Dock and Engineering Co., Limited. EDMUND HANDCOCK, Esq., Bute Docks, Cardiff, Director of the Bute Shipbuilding, Engineer- ing, and Dry Dock Co. W,W. JONES, Ksq., Newport-road, Roath, Cardiff, Shipowner, &c. BANKERS THE NATIONAL BANK OF WALES, LIMITED, urn? anci a11 its Branches. THE UNION BANK OF SPAIN AND ENGLAND, LIMITED, London *& Bilbao. SOLICITORS—Messrs DOWNING & HANDCOCK, Cardiff. ENGINEER—STEPHEN VIV IAN, Esq., C.E., M.E. SECRETARY (pro tern.)—R. H. MARCH, Esq., A.C.A., REGISTERED OFFICES-PIER READ CHAMBERS, BUTE-STREET, CARDIFF, PROSPECTUS. The Company has been formed for the purpose of acquiring and working the mining rights owned by the Crawshay Syndicate, Limited (in which the first seven Directors are Shareholders), in the Iron Ore Properties situate in the neighbourhood of the well-known Somorrostro district (Bilbao, Spatn), and consisting of the following :— (1) Larrea Cecilia 4 Partenencias equal 40,000 (2) Salvadora Emilia 18 da do. 180,000 (3) Carlotta 12 '0. do. 120,000 Cecilia 7-5 Jto. do. 73,000 Square welresl; 413 000 Or about equal to 102 acres in extafet. The Syndicate hold a I.ease of Eighty per cent. of the mines from the original denouncers for a peliod of fifteen years, from the 15th March, 1890, renewable for any number of like periods of fifteen years, as the Syndicate may consider desirable, but the lease is terminable by the Syndicate on its being proved that the property cannot be reasonably or remuneratively worked. The Royalty is five reals per 1016 kilogrammes, equal to about one shilling per ton of Iron Ore, payable quarterly, with a minimum quantity of 10,000 tons per annum. Considerable works of investigation have been in progress revealing an extensive deposit of mineral, of the well-known "Rubio Avenado" quality. The property lias been inspected and ported upon by Messrs Forster Brown and Rees, the eminent Mining Engineers, of Cardiff and London. The following, extracted from their exhaustive report, dated 24th October, 1891, will serve to illustrate the more salient points of interest to the Company. „„ EXTRACTS. ho far as can be seen by explorations made by the syndicate, and from the working of adjoining mine oj^'ers, there are three lodes, or veins, of brown Haematite Iron Ore traversing the ^property, viz. :— The Carlotta Vein, the Modesta, Vein, and the Santa ReginaVem.' The Santa Regina Vein is the which has had devoted to it the principal attention of the Syndicate, and it is upon this vein that the trials and explorations bave chiefly been made. This was in consequence of the openings upon the vein in the adjoining Santa Regina mine, south of the Larrea. Cecilia, and the Demasia of the Larrea Cecilia, and from which the vein obtains its name." At tbe Santa Regina Mine, four galleries or tiers of workings have been opened uponilbis vein, giving a total depth of deposit of 260 feet, the vein still showing its full widtn in the floor of the bottom gallery. Taking these galleries from top to bottom would give an average width of 7 metres for total height of about T9'2 metres." The„ ore in these galleries appeared of good quality. "The crop of the vein can be traced over the sur- face, although affectedlyya.- r&IW.-fc? the south-west corner of the Larrea Cecilia. mine where the Syndicate have put down a bore hole, wholly in ore to a depth of 20 metres, and this hole left off in ore. A pit has been sunk on the site of this bore-hole, about seven metres deep, showing the ore to be of good quality. For about 40 metres to the north the crop can be traced from the last-mentioned point, then for about 100 metres there is no visible indication of the crop, although the vein undoubtedly exists but after passing this short blank the crop is again distinctly V1&lble. passing northwards through the Demasia of the Larrea. Cecilia, for a length of nearly 300 metres, where the crop of the vein obliquely intersects the boundary line between the Demasia of the Larrea Cecilia and the Teresa mines, the latter lying to the west of the former. For about 100 metres the crop crosses the ground belonging to the Teresa mine, and thenCpasses again to the Demasia of the Larrea Cecilia, 'jfear where the crop first crosses the boundary the Syndicate have put down a bore hole No. 6, which struck ore at 8*16 metres from the surface." This hole was continued through ore to a thickness of 36'41 metres, when it evidently struck the under wall of the vein which here has an inclination to the eastward, and, consequently, the lode does not lie in a perpendicular position." In close proximity to this borehole a shaft, 1.70 metres long, by one metre wide, has been sunk. This shaft struck ore at a depth of 4% metres, and is down a total depth of 25% metres, wholly in ore, the mineral still being in the bottom. We inspected this shaft, and took samples of the ore for analysis." From the bottom of the shaft a. beading has been driven to the west, 1% metres to the boundary, where it was stopped in ore, and to the east 8 metres to the upper wall of the vein. The vein would therefore have a width of at least, from the Western Boundary of the property, of 11.2 metres." In estimating the quantity of mineral underlying the syndicate property, we think it will be wise not to take into account any ore that may be proved and found in the Carlotta and Modesta Veins, as we con- sider that they have not been sufficienty explored. The estimate will therefore be confined to the Santa. Regina Vein." This vein we think may be assumed to run through the property (as it appears to exist with great regu- larity) for a distance of 700 metres, and we think thatit would be safe to estimate an average width of 7 metres as proved in the Santa Regina Mine. As to depth of ore, a total depth of 80 metres can be seen at Santa Regina." We therefore have 700 x 7 x 80 equals 392,000 C metres, and it is fair we think to estimate that there will be 2% tons to the cubic metre of 980,000 tons of which 80 per cent. or 780,000 tons belong to the Syndi- We have had the samples of ore taken by us as AtiSre lndlcated analysed by Messrs R. W. <& A. J. AtKinson, and we have received from them the resultas =2!!°^?' but we would wish to remark that although the sampie marked • I.T R. No. 1' appears to cr nt|in an excessive proportion of silica, still this in our opinion is ?r«m as we believe it to arise the cuantityof clayey matter attaching to the ore te^en fro™ a water course in the vein teined":— at the spot where the sample was ob. T I.T.R. No. 1. S?SL» !?ed at 212 defreea Far- • • 50"70 per cent. Slllnhnr 4°" • • H"78 do. hiilphur do. do. 0-023 do. Phosphorus do. do. IT R No. 2. dried at 2i2 degrees Far.. 57-78 per cent. &inca do. do. do. 401 do Sulphur do. do. 0-017 do Phosphorus do. do. 0-020 do follows8"-—r°Xlmate cost of Production would be as Working the Ore 8,reals ner ton Dead work removing topping, <fcc.. 2 do. do.. incline and conveyance to railway 3 do. do Railway tolls, as proposed by the"* Luchana Company and by the I Cadagua Company, including f d°. tipping J 21 Royalties -5 do. do. Administration 2 do. do. Incidentals, including compensa- tion to the Surface Owners. 1 do. do. Or total cost free on board 29 do. do. Or a total cost of about 6s per ton free on board in Bilbao River, this estimate is assummg thafan dutbut available for sale of 10,000 tons a year as a minimum quantity be worked; but of course, with an output of double, or more than this quantity, the cost would be less, probably not more than five shillings and four- pence to five shillings and sixpence pet1 tori." -■Cho present selling price of this quality ere f.o.h in Bilbao River is about eight shillings and threepence per ton, and the present cannot by any>means be considered an inflated state of the market. Jhe lowest price for many years has not been below about seven shillines ton, and the present cannot by anymeans be considered an inflated state of the market. Jhe lowest price for many years has not been below about seven shillines per ton." Taking an average output of ore available for sale by the Syndicate of 30,000 tons a. year, a. working cost of five shillings and sixpence per ton free on board and a selling price of eight shillings per ton, the Syndi- cate would receive a nroflt of two shillings and six- pence per ton, or a year for twenty-six years from the Santa, Regina Vein alone. II We think that a capital of £19,000 would be suffi- cient to open and develope the mines, and would leave a sufficient margin for working capital and for contin- gencies." With the capital named we have every confidence that the working of the mineral resources of the pro- perty will realize the results indicated. (Signed) FORSTER BROWN REES. Cardiff, 24tn October, 189L Estimating the output of the mines at not exceeding the quantity indicated by Messrs Forster Brown and Rees, there is by their figures from the one vein alone sufficient to pay 18% per cent. on the whole of the capital of the Company, but there is every prospect that a large increase upon the estimated output will be realised, this will. it is hoped, tend to handsomely augment the dividend, and that quite independently of any profit which may hereafter be derived from the Carlotta and Modesta Veins. The following mines in the neighbourhood of Bilbao have been very successful, as appears^ fr°m the follow- ing particulars extracted from Burdetrs Official Intel- ligence, showing some of the profits :— The somorrostro Iron Ore Co., Ld. Dividends—1886-7 £ ) percent. 1337-8 .45 1888*9 .65 1889-90 • • ■ •. ;• „ "The Consetb Spanxih Ore Co., Ld." Dividends—1883-4 cent. 1884-5 » 1885-6$ £ „ 1886-7 1887-8 38% „ 18884 37% «V4 „ ffittMic Companies, &c. The Orconera Iron Ore Co., Ld." Dividends-1883 22% per cent. _T 1884 40 («o later information is recorded, but it is believed the Dividends have steadily improved this view is conflnned by the figures of the Consett Spanish Ore Co., Ltd.) Rubro Iron Ore from its excellence for the manu- facture of steel, and its behaviour in the blast furnace is in increasing demand, not only in the United King- dom but in Germany Belgium, France, and the United States. The Bilbao Maritimo y Commercial Revista Seminal" of 10th Januarv, 1891, gives the exports of Iron Ore from Bilbao in 1879 as 1,117,836 tons, by 1890 it shows the trade had steadily de- veloped to 4,372,918 tons, nevertheless, it is believed Iron Masters find great difficulty in obtaining an adequate supply of suitable ore. It must be admitted a practically unlimited demand is likely to permanently exist for mineral for the best class of Iron and Steel, and as there is evidence of the exhaustion of the better qualities of ore at Bilbao, the prospects of fair market prices for the output of the Companies' mines may be well assured. Mr Josiah T. Smith, President of the British Iron Trades Associa- tion, in dealing with the Iron Ore Resources of Spain," in his paper read before the Association in May, 1889, summing up the probable quantities avail- able states :—" This would meet the present demand along with the ores of Somorrostro for perhaps 20 years. That, however, although so remote as to get rid of any immediate apprehension of an ore famine, is not a long period in the history of an industry like the Iron Trade, and if the consumption of ores of this descrip- tion should increase, there is the prospect of a material reduction in the life of the Bilbao Ores." Alternative routes offer for the transport of the mineral from the mines to the place of shipment. (1) By the inclines already at work from adjacent mines to the Cadagua Railway. (2) By means of the private railway of the Luchana Mining Company, Limited. The latter is preferred by the Engineers as connect- ing the mines direct with the Shipping Wharf. The communication with the Regato depot of the Luchana Company's Railway being obtained by the erection of an Incline and an Aerial Tramway. Very little time need be expended in the erection of the Aerial Tramway, and in getting the mines into full working order. The price to be paid the Vendors for their property is £6,000 payable £2,000 in cash and £4,000 in fully paid-up shares. The Vendors pay the preliminary expenses of the Company up to the date of allotment. The only agreement entered into is one between the Crawshay Syndicate, Limited, and Richard Henry March, on behalf of the Company, dated the twenty- second day of February, 1892. The same, together with the Engineer's Report, Memorandum and Articles of Association, and plans of the mines can be seen at the Offices of the Company. Application for Shares should be made on the fonn accompanying the Prospectus, and forwarded with the amount of the deposit to the Bankers or the Secretary. If the whole amount applied for be not allotted the surplus paid on deposit will be appropriated towards the amount due on allotment. Where no allotment is made, the deposit will be returned in full. Prospectuses and Forms of Application can be obtained at the Offices of the Company, or of the Bankers and Solicitors. Cardiff. February 22nd, 1892. 8165 m1 The SUBSCRIPTION LIST will be OPENED on MONDAY, 29th FEBRCARY, and CLOSED on MONDAY, 7th MARCH, 1832. RPHE MONMOUTHSHIRE COUNTY JL AND BOROUGHS NEWSPAPER COMPANY, LIMITED. CAPITAL, Which will be divided into 10,000 Shares of £1 each, payable: Five Shillings on application, Five Shillings 0)'1 llotment, and the balance as may be required, subject to-one month's notice. DIRECTORS. A. CLARKE JONES. Esq., Uskside Works, Newport. RICHARD LAYBOURNE, Esq., Isca Works, New- port. HUGH L. P. LOWE, Esq., Shirenewton Hall, near Chepstow. .CliAS. D. PHILLIPS, Esq., Emlyn Works, Newport. H. MANLEY POWER, Esq., Bank Chambers, New- port. RICHARD STRATTON, Esq., Duffryn, near Newport. GEO. W. WILKINSON, Esq., Risca Collieries, New- port. Will join the Board after allotment. BANKERS—The NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK OF ENGLAND, Limited, Newport. SOLICITORS.— Messrs DAVIS and LLOYD, Newport. SECRETARY (pro tem.).—Mr GEO. H. ROGERS, 6, Stow Park-terrace, Newport. This Company has been formed for the purpose of purchasing upon favourable terrn the Copyright of the "Weekly and Evening Telegraph" and the" Mon- mouthshire Merlin Newspapers, with the Machinery, Plant, Type, and other effects used in connection with the printing vf the said Nuwspapers, and for the further purpose of publishing the said Newspapers. and, if thought desirable, the carrying on of a General Printing and Stationery Business, which it is con- sidered may be done in connection with the News- papers at a very good profit. It has long been acknow- ledged that a well and ably-managed Newspaper, fully representing the various and important Commercial, Agricultural, and other interests in Monmouthshire WM urgently required, and this project having been warmly takeu up by very many gentleman largely con. ceruid in those interests, the present has been thought to be a most suitable time for the establishment of such a Journal. Arrangements have been made for obtaining a Lease for 20 years of the Printing Offices and Premises in which the said Newspapers have hitherto been printed, and the Company will have the option of purchasing the said premises upon most reasonable terms. It is int ended and proposed that the Newspapers to be published by the Company be made the means of furthering and advancing the Commercial, Agricul- tural, Manufacturing, Mining, Shipping, and ether In- dustries throughout the County, and care will be taken that they shall in every way be conducted as high-class Journals. It is proposed to issue forthwith a Daily Even- ing Newspaper and a Weekly Journal, and that means should be taken to ensurc the same being widely circulated, not only in the thickly-populated Districts, but in all th" AglicaIturaI Parishes of the County, and also throughout the adjoining Counties of Glamorgan and Gloucester, Hereford, Brecon, &c., &c. The Directors and other supporters of this scheme not only consider that in this way a lonf-felt want will be satisfied, but they are assured that if the business (which has been acquired without the payment cf any promotion money) be well and carefully conducted, it will yield a good dividend to the Shareholders they have. therefore, not only subscribed largely them- selves, but they have every confidence in recommend- ing others to do likewise. The following Contract is tho only one which has been entered into on behalf of the Company, viz., an agreement dated 20th February, 1892, and made be. tween tho Vendor of the one part, and George Henry Rogers, on behalf of tho Company, of the other part- copies of this Contract and of the Memorandumand Articles of Association may be inspected at the Offices of the Company's Solicitors, No. 66, High-street, Newport. Where no allotment is made the deposit money will be returned in full, and where the number of shares al- lotted is less than the number applied for, the surplus will be credited in reduction of the further amount payable on the shares allotted. Applications for shares should be made to the Bankers or Solicitors, or to the Secretary, who will be pleased to furnish any further information. This Form should be filled up and forwarded entire with Cheque or Cash for 5s per Share to the National Provincial Bank of England, Limited, Newport, MOll., or to the Secretary of the Company. THE MONMOUTHSHIRE COUNTY AND BOROUGHS NEWSPAPER COMPANY, LIMITED. Form of Application for Ordinary Shares of £1 each. (To be retained by the Bankers.) To the Directors of he Monmouthshire County and Boroughs Newspaper Company, Limited. GENTLEMEN, Having paid to the Company's Bankers the sum of £ being a deposit of Five Shillings per Share on an Application for Ordinary Shares of JB1 each in the above Company, I request you to allot me that number of Ordinary Shares upon the terms of the Prospectus issued by you, and I hereby agree to accept such Shares, or any less number allotted to me, and to pay the further sum of Five S'iillings per Share on Allotment, and the Balance as may be inquired, subject to One Month's Notice, and I authorise you to place my name on the Register of Shareholders in respect of such Shares, and I also agree to waiv any fuller compliance with Section 38 of the Companies' Act, 1867, thin that contained in such Prospectus. In the event of Shares not Being allotted to me, the amount paid by me to your Banker8 to be returned in full. Name (in full) Address Occupation Dated 1892 THE MONMOUTHSHIRE COUNTY AND BOROUGHS NEWSPAPER COMPANY, LIMITED. BANKER'S RECEIPT FOR ORDINARY SHARES. Received this day of 1892, from of the sum of being the deposit of Five Shillings required on an application for an allotment of Ordinary Shares of £ 1 cach in the above Company. For the National Provincial Bank of England, Lmtd. Cashier. £ „ „ Jttgal ntirts. -r: FRANCLS CECIL GALLINI" DECEASED. NOTICE I HEREBY CilV^N, that all persons having Any CLAIMS against tho estate of the Reverend FRANCIS CECIL GALLINI, late of PjN- Y-LAN, CARDIFF, Clerk in Holy Orders (who died on the 22nd day of February, 1892), are hereby required to send in particulars to me, the under- signed, on or before the 25th day of April, 1892, after which time the Kxecutors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have had notice.—Dated this 29th day of February, 1892. JOHN HOBSON MATTHEWS, 74, Stacey-road, Roath. Cardiff, Solicitor for the Exccntors. THE QLOBE JPURNISHING CO., 19, CUSTOM HOUSE-STREET, CARDIFF, SELL AT MANUFACTURER'S PRICES. LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOR CASH, OR UPON EASIEST TERMS OF PAYMENT. Do not Purchase until you have seen our Stock and compare Prices. This is all we ask. IpHE GLOBE jjrqjtNISHING CO., THE CHEAPEST AND BEST HOUSE, 19, CUSTOM HOUSE STREET, CARDIFF, AND HOLTON-ROAD, BARRY DOCK. 8007 IWINDOWS CLEANED. ALL APPLIANCES FOUND. ESTIMATES GIVEN. *■*» ~t>EBS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION. STEAM LAUNDRY, DYEING,; CARPET & WINDOW CLEANING-CO., Lnt1T:rw. FLORA-STREET CATHAYS. SEND POST CARD. 7678 (toitiir Crronril (Bltttrmta. QLAMORGAN COUNTY COUNCIL. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE RESOLVEN DIVISION. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN— It is now three years since Mr Plummer, having been made an Alderman, you elected me as your representative on the County Council. I have regularly attended the meetings, and have done my utmost to further your interests in every way so that I feel I am justified in asking you to honour me with a renewal of your confidence and support. I remain, Yours faithfully, JOHN EDWARDS-VAUGHAN. Rheola, Feb. 22nd, 1892. 8160 To THE ELECTORS OF THE KIBBOR JL DIVISION OF THE COUNTY OF GLA- MORGAN. I LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— The period for which you elected me as your Repre- sentative at the County Council will shortly expire, and I beg, therefore, to announce my intention of asking for a renewal of the confidence you have hitherto reposed in me. I am, your faithful servant, HENRY LEWIS. Green Meadow, Cardiff. February, 1892. 8093 MONMOUTHSHIRE COUNTY -irJL COUNCIL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE ABERTILLERY SOUTHERN DIVISION. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, Having been chosen a candidate by a large body f Electors for the forthcoming Election I place myself in your hands. The political programme set forth by my opponent have no bearing whatever upon the duties of the Council.. I have been amongst you for the last Twenty-one years, and have fought the battles of life side by side with you, and I have every confidence such good feel- ing will not be set aside in this instance. Should you do me the honour of sending me to the Council table, I will do all I can to prove myself Your faithful Servant, JOHN STANFIELD. Belle-Vue House, Aberbeeg. February 27th, 1892. ONMOUTHSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE LLANVIHANGEL. LLANTARNAM, AND HENLLIS DIVISION. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— As the period for which you elected me as your representative upon the County Council will soon expire, I have at the request of an influential Com- mittee consented to be again nominated as your Candidate. If honoured with your confidence and re-election, I shall, as hitherto, endeavour to discharge the duties efficiently, and to promote the best interests of your Electoral Division and those of the County generally. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours most obediently, HENRY PARFITT. Ashley House, Pontnevgydd, Mon., 23rd February, 189Z. 8153 fetfors attii Contracts. LAMORGAN COUNTY LUNATIC \jr ASYLUMS. PERSONS willing to CONTRACT for Supplying the County Asylums with PROVISIONS, CLOTHING, COAL, and other necessaries for Six Months, ending September 30th, 1892, are requested to send in sealed Tender for the same by post, and not otherwise, so as to be received at the Asylum on the Morning of the 9th MARCH. Each Tender must be accompanied with samples of the articles intended to be supplied. The Committee do not pledge themselves to accept the lowest tender. Payments monthly. All goods to be delivered at the Asylums free of charge. Further Particulars, with Forms of Tender, may be had on application to the Clerk of the Asylums. By Order of the Committee, WILLIAM JENKINS, Clerk. Bridgend, 23rd February, 1892. 8171 1 rfo BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. TENDERS are invited for the ERECTION of an INFIRMARY BLOCK and WORKSHOPS at Pare Gwyllt Asylum, near Bridgend. Plans and Specifications can be seen, and quantities obtained of the Architects, Messrs Giles, Gough, and Trollope, 28, Craven-street, Charing Cross, London, on payment of S5 5s, to be returned on receipt of a. bona tide tender. The plans can also be seen at Pare Gwyllt Asylum, after the 14th of March. Tenders are to bo delivered to T. T. Lewis, Esq., Solicitor, Bridgend, on or before the 4th day of ApriL The Committee do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any Tender. TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. PROPOSED ALTERATIONS TO TOWN-HALL, BLAENAVON. Westlake's Brewery, Limited, Blaenavon, require TENDERS for the above. Plans and Specifications can be seen at the Com- pany's Office, Blaenavon, or at the Office of Mr E. A. Lansdown, Architect, 26, High-street. Newport, on and after Monday, the 29th inst. Tenders to be endorsed and delivered to the Company's Office, Blaenavon, not later than Monday, the 14th March. Advertisers do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender. Blaenavon, Feb. 25th, 1892. 8180 TENDERS are required for the EREC- JL TION of an AERATED WATER MANUFAC- TORY, to be erected at Pontypridd, for Thomas Elliott, Limited. Plans and Specifications may be seen, and bills of quantities obtained, at the Office of the Architect, Thomas Rowland, Market Buildings, Pontypridd. Sealed tenders, endorsed Tender for Manufactory," to be sent to the undersigned on or before Thursday, the 3rd March next. Neither the lowest nor any tender necessarily accepted. T. E. LEWIS, Secretary, 8178 Thomas Elliott, Limited, Cardiff. TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. TENDERS are invited for BUILDING VILLA at Penydarren Park. Plans and specification may be seen at the Office of Mr John Williams, Architect, Morgan- town, Merthyr. Tenders to be sent in not later than March 7th, 1892, to Mr D. Bowen, Grocer, High-street, Merthyr. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 8225 To CONTRACTORS.—Messrs Brown, JL Lenox & Co. require TENDERS for completing a Railway Embankment and Siding between their works and the Pontypridd and Caerphilly Railway.— For particulars apply at the Chain-W orks, Pontypridd. IJuilbing .lTridít5. ————————————————— PRINCIPALITY PERMANENT JL INVESTMENT JgUILDING SOCIETY. t ARGEST, Jg EST, and CHEAPEST in Wales and the West of England. Apply for prospectus to W. SANDERS, MANAGING SEC., 28, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. AGENTS—Newport: Mr J. M. WOOD, 2, Tredegar- place. Penarth and Barry Mr D. H. EDMUNDS, 4, High-st., Penarth. 1023-7422 Ebbw Vale Mr J. A. DAVIES, Ida-place. GLAMORGAN BUILDING SOCIETY, 15, QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF. The terms offered by this old-established Society to Borrowers, Investors, and Depositors are, as regards lIecurity and position, unequalled, and cannot be sur. passed. For particular", apply to X.A. Davies, Sec. 1119 OUTH WALES MERCANTILE K? BUILDING SOCIETY, CAMBRIAN-CHAM- BERS, 12, WESTGATE-STREET. CARDIFF.—3% per cent. Interest given on Deposits at 7 daya* notice 4 per cent. at one month's notice.—John Jenkins, A.C.A., Secretary. 1046 jy^ERTHYR AND jQOWLAIS JgUILDING SOCIETY CHAIRMAN Mr Alderman WILLIAMS, J.P. Gwaelodygarth Merthyr Tydfil. LOANS ADVANCED IN SUMS FROM £100 TO £10,000. Easy Repayments in 3 to 17 Years—Favourable Redemption Terms—Utmost Secrecy—Loans on Build- ings in Progress—No Management Charges. For particulars apply to Mr PETER WILLIAMS Secretary, Glebeland House, Merthyr Tydfil; or to Local Agents throughout South Wales 1329 S. FIELDING & CO., LIMITED, REGISTERED OFFICES, HAYES BUILD. INGS, THE HAYES, CARDIFF, Are receiving deposits in sums of not less than £10 upon the following terms (until further notice) :— Upon Call at 4 per cent. per annum. At Threemonths* notice at.. 5 „ „ At Six months' notice a.t. 6 „ „ „ At Twelve months' notice at 7 For further particulars apply personally, or by letter, to the Secretary, at the above address. 8210-119e Reversionaries purchased. Annuities arranged. ■ I SEND YOUR OWN WOOL TO BE MADE INTO imARMERS, I CLOTH from Is 3d to 2s 4d per yard. Blankets from Is 2d to 2s 6d per yard. Flannels from 9d to Is 6dper ard. Stocking Yarn from 9d per lb. Patterns for- warded to select from Carriage paid to and from fre I MiUa on all orders of over £2. TYLER AND COMPANY, 6M3JBSLLY2T MILlS, LLANDYJSSEU 16307 SOUTH WALES. 1139 IJttbUr JUmisimmts. CARDIFF. rpHEATRE ROYAL, CARDIFF. LEsSEE AND MANAGER—MR EDWARD FLETCHER MONDAY, FEBRUARY 29TH, Special engagement for Six Nights only ana One Morning Performance of D'OYLY CARTE'S PRINCIPAL REPERTOIRE COMPANY, Which played before Her Majesty the Queen and the Court at Balmoral Castle, by Royal Command, on Friday, Sept. 4th, 1891. Return of the old Cardiff Favourites, Mr GEORGE THORNE, Mr RICHARD CLARKE, Mr THOMAS REDMOND, and Mr FRED. Bn..LINGTON. Miss MARGARET COCKBURN, Miss KATE FORSTER, ani Miss DOROTHY V ANK. TO-NIGHT, MONDAY, Feb. 29th, THE I K A D o. To-morrow {Tuesday) and Thursday, IOLAXTHE. Wednesday, Saturday, andT^.uyeoMEN^ THE NAU ICH GIRL. Friday, THE YEOMEN Oi 1HJS GUARD. SPEPTAL TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS. The TAFF VALE RAILWAY COMPANY have consented to keep back their late up train for Tte- herbert, Aberdare, and Merthyr, and intermediate stations until 10.58 p.m. everyevening during this rnportant engagement. On Thmsday March 3rd, Hrkets at a fare and a quarter for the to-and-fro journey, and available to return on sa,me ^y o^y will be issued at aU stations except Liandaff by the train due to leave Merthyr 3.53, Aberdare 3.48, Treherbert 3 ^he^REAT^WESTERN RAILWAY have arranged a Special Train on Thursday, March 3rd, leaving Swansea a 10, calling at all principal stations, return- ing from Cardiff at 11.10 p-m mHE jgjMPIRE. MANAGER OSWALD STOLT. TO-NIGHT THE INTREPID ARABS, ABACHI and MASAUD, In a. Performa.nce which is truly A STARTLING SIGHT TO SEE! A glance at the recognised theatrical newspaper, "THE ERA," SATURDAY, FEB. 20, PAGE 14, Will disclose the fact that that these Artistes hay. been heading the list of Varieties at THE EMPIRE, LONDON, And come straight here from there. The Veritable, Only, Original Dusky Demosthenes, SAM REDFERN, THE BLACK PRINCE OF COMEDIANS. THE DOROTHY QUARTETTE, Sweet Chiming Belles" and Nymphs of Terpsichore. "The Baron from the Grand Pantomime, D. J. MCCARTHY, In BRITISH PLUCK." A Military Monologue. Music, Scenery, and Mechanical Effect- all special. Scene—" Encampment in the Soudan." MYRA MASSEY, A Vocalist of some distinction. Get off my Foot—" SEELEY AND WEST, Two excellent Musical Comedians. MISS ROSIE BLOND, Seriocomic Vocalist and Expert Dancer. MISS REINE JAMIESON, Characteristic Vocalist. IN ALL-A BRILLIANT PROGRAMME. GRAND THEATRE, CARDIFF. TO-NIGHT, and During the Week. Adderley Howard's London Co. in the Successful Drama. RIGHTS RIGHT. WEDNESDAY, March 2nd, EAST LYNNE. popular Prices-Circles, 2s and Is Stalls, Is 6d; Pit, 6d Gallery, 3d. MONDAY NEXT-DEVOTION FOR A LIFE. PH I L H A R M 0 N I C J. THEATRE OF VARIETIES. J THIS WEEK-GREAT GAI-ÀXY OF STARS- MISS ALICE LEAMAR, jiff's Pantomime F-ivnnrite • MR HENRY WALSHAM and MDLLE. TELMA, the great Oper,ttic 'J'enorand Prima Donn¡¡, i 1\118S NORAH BP'A,mOX, SISTERS FORTESCUE, MERRY TRTO WILL, AMY, and • Boston Belle; COM? x '0997 GRORGE, Ac., &c. æ97 APPLIC 4.NTS for USE of COLONIAL- HiiLiiSiV' co^rar "*> "ftp IMPORTERS, CARDJF1'. 6S05 ¡-øttls, Btnmff'rggffls. £ r. LONDON. THE SHERWOOD HOTEL. I 19 ADAM-STREET, STRAND, • LONDON. (Late W. H. PRUST, of Swansea.) T rvmrts Houses of Parliament, and in Near ^fofaU the principal Theatres. Hasheen aSSSSdSSX. Aery Home Comfort at Ke lurnisu Very Moderate Charges. BED, BREAKFAST, AND ATTENDANCE, *61, Communications to Manager. B068 ^n^SHiTI^COMPTON HOTEL." IVMvirU Comfort and excellent £ nr wW 2s 6d Dinner from 3s Bedrooms S M^est and most central position near Stations, <fcc. ——— ——• —g^J^ii^THOTEL^VANSEA. J- x?o*7 -Railway Station, aSfKrS !o?Sa^atioyu Grounds, and the Victoria Park. football players, cy. Excellent accommodation tor 100 r clists, and other athletes. Mumbles, and uEsssusi -<■»<- ^Refreshments of every jescripgon__ DAY-VIEW HOTEL, SWANSEA. The Hotel stands mthin a fewjeet commands an unin P and batlis in th« land scenery in baths only a few yard* Hotel, and sea ana A fc q £ the town start from from it. 1Q ^gmtes, and all steam trams MiSm6l0sst0!>°PP0Sit* th" M9S WANSEA CASTLE HOTEL, S OXFORD-STREET AND DILLWYN STREET, SWANSEA. The above old-estltblished Hotel is now under "SEmSd sprorrs of th. BEST BRANDS, BOTTLED ALES and STOUTS. Families Supplied j. FTNNEMORE, Proprietor. .1 J i,w' REST and CHANGF Anyone wanting.^fewdys ajicoid winds, wU, with MILD CLIMATE, shelt^e j the comfort, find at the LANGLAJtfD>JBA'' CHARGES, of a well appoint^ ho WALKS CLOSE TC BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS AX^ prmcipai SEA SHORE. Monmouthshire. Xle^raph or telephone for rooms, or wri'e to the Manageress, Migs logaN) LanglandBay Hotel. Telephone, No. 502, Swansea. LIMPLIY STOKE j HYDRO Late of Suiedley^s Matlock. OF »»(■«, ■M* '"T'SF'CSOI BATH. ADDRgSSj^THEJ^IAyA-C^ TJIOB MANY JD DOCK I the quality of my goods, reliance on my word a been jinown to be worse Trade in Cardiff Jfof tradesmen in fehis Town at To hear the lamentatioi never was so busy—the present is painful- I am d honest dealing. happy result of straightforwa^ tARGEST ST5CKS 0 (We and inspwt one °tMEN,s WOMKN-S> BOY>, SIKiSd CHILDREN'S BOOTS and SHOES « WALES.. display and variety in Cardiff The grandest ™^ daughters, who really require Mothers with 6T a pr;CCi COme and see what women s size b • large lot of Ladies' Walking I am to do at sj.'to soid cheap to get them away. Shoes left ^on Si=tock of Ladies' Boots from 2s lid. 4 ^s' and Children's Boots, Shoes, and Slippers variety, from 2^d per pair. m endless vane^ DEPARTMENT. To Dowlais Iron-workers and Working Men. come and see the Nailed Boots I sell at 4s ltd. Splen' their leather in small quantities. By^ Heel in Twenty Now be careful about the rign and Spluer's Mill, the hill, opposite Old ft oan s and my name is— j L L 245 ]^e-stbeet' AOO snlendiil historical picture To be Given Am 600 pirate of Robert Burna, Alma^ for ftaming' Walter Soott, on the list for onf