The Carmarthen Journal and South Wales Weekly Advertiser

P,3 to P,300 advanced daily to all Classes. £3 to X300 LENT DAILY TO ALL CLASSES OF HOUSE- HOLDERS. Trade Bills Discounted f% £ 300 to C-ED u Money. Money. SOL. BARNETT, 11, DYNEVOR PLACE, SWANSEA. STRICTLY PRIVATE. DISTANCE NO OBJECT. For fuller particulars write or call. Manager F. WINKLEY. £3 to R300 RENT & EXECUTIONS PAID OUT. LOW INTEREST. Repayments made to suit the convenience of Borrowers. £ 300 to 93 Money advanced daily to all Classes. \J. s.' f. ti The RUDGE-WHITWORTH | AERO-SPECIAL is a fully guaranteed roadster I bicycle which weighs completely equipped 25 I lbs. and costs 16 Guineas. The latest I development of Britain's Best Bicycle. I AERO-SPECIALS £ 16 16 0 SPECIALS £ 13 13 0 | g STANDARDS L 10 10 0 I jj Art Catalogue post free from RUDGE-WHITWORTH, Ltd. Coventry 1 LOCAL AGENTS: C-' E. BAKER, Cycle Agent, Carmarthen. whl GRIFFITHS & SON, Bridge-street, Llandilo. w V C. F. WALTERS, OPTICIAN TO THE SWANSEA EYE HOSPITAL, 15, Union Street, Swansea, FOR ALL KINDS OF SPECTACLES & OPTICAL GOODS. 23122 PIANOS & ORGANS. BEST MAKERS. LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH J. BRADER & SONS (only address) 9, WIND STREET, SWANSEA. ESTABLISHED 1840. 23082 INSURE IN-FOAL MARES. iN-FOAL MARES AND FOALS. WITH THE IMPEIRAL ACCIDENT, LIVE STOCK & GENERAL IN- SURANCE CO., LTD. Established 1878. HEAD OFFICES 17, PALL MALL EAST, LONDON. S.W. The "IMPERIA L" otferø Greatest BENEFITS at LOWEST RATES. FULL MARKET VALUE IN- SURABLE. FOALS INSURABLE UNTIL 31st DECEMBER, instead of one month only. DOUBLE AMOUNT PAYABLE for FOALS after Three months (new classes). FULL AMOUNT PAID for FOAL if CAST. STALLIONS INSURED from 6 PER CENT. Claims Paid, £ 250,000. Prospectuses, etc,, forwarded post free. Agents requited. B. S. ESSEX, Manager. Don't CXTRACT YOUR TEETH You'll want them again. If you are troubled with NEURALGIA, TOOTHACHE, or HEADACHE, TRY DAVIES NERVINE POWDERS which are undoubtedly the most Effectual Remedy yet discovered for the above complaints. One dose invariably Relieves the most Kxcruciatiug Pain in a few minutes, by acting directly on the Nerves. They are Guaranteed free from any danger- ous chemicals, and are therefore Perfectly Safe and Easy to take. Then Why Suffer agony when you can get Immediate Relief ? Thousands of unsolicited Testimonials from all part of the Country. Sold in Boxes 13d. by Chemists or Post Free from THOS. DAVIES, M.R.P.S., LLANDYSSUL, S. Wales lo, -i ;Mr. CYCLES I I CYCLES In Save 30 per cent.H and buy KOYALH AJAX CYCLES. Established 17 years. All accessories included free. Immens- Stock. New and Second-hand. Carriage paid to pur- chaser's address. Easy payments from ]0s. monthly. Write for handsonn 40 paged IL- LUSTRATED PRICE LIST of Cycleg, Ac- cessories, Mechanical Models, Electrical Lamps, etc. Post Free. The British Cycle Manufacturing Co. (1901), Ltd., (GL Depart.) T 1 & 3, BERRY STREET, LIVERPOOL. PUBLIC NOTICE. PRACTICAL UPHOLSTERERS kept at THRESH'S UPHOLSTERING WOKK8, CARMARTHEN. Men sent out at ehort notice, either town or country ^ollo French Remedy for all Irregularities. Obtainable only from MARTIN, Chemist, SOUTHAMPTON; Price 46 6d, post free ,f.%IIE SUN INSURANCE OFFICE. Sum Insured exceeds 1460,000,000. For all particulars apply to the following Agents, Ammanford. Mr David Jenkins Carmarthen. Mr John i rancis Garnant Mr Rees Davies, Brynteg Henllan Station Mr Morgan J. Thomas Llandilo Mr David Jenkins Liandovery Mr Thomas Phillips Llanstephan. Mr John Danes I Llanybyther Mr David Thomas Llandyssul. Mr John D. Thomas Lampeter MrW. Davies Mr. H W. Howel Pantyffynon. Mr David Francis Sarnau IvTr David E. Thomas Tali-am Mr Llewnlyn Davies An Ounce of Fact IS WORTH A Ton of Theory. During the last two years the SALE of CROSS'S 'SCOTIA' SLAG has more than trebled, and the demand still continues to be very heavy. This FACT poiuts to POPULAR FAVOUR. To secure POPULAR. FAVOUR points to SUPERIORITY. To maintain it, notwithetand- ingvery keen competition, implies PRhMSMINENCE. To keep ahead and treble Sales is conclusive proof jf HIGH QUALITY, and demonstrates INSTKINSIC MERIT. CROSS'S SUPERPHOSPHATES AND BONE MANURES are everywhere recognised as the LEADING ARTICLES on the Market, and for analysis and fine sowing condition cannot be surpassed. Farmers who wish to get the BEST VALUE for their money are invited to GIVE THESE MANURES A TRIAL. MANUFACTRED AT PORT OUNDAS CHEMICAL WORKS (The Largest in the K ngdom, covering 7 acres). Established 70 years. GLASGOW. NITRA SODA, KAINIT, I&c., STOCKED IN LOCAL DEPOTS. Carmarthen Depot Manager—T. WILLIAMS, Blue-street Lowest Wholesale Prices and full particulars on ap- plication to T. G. LEWIS, CLARBESTON ROAD, R.S,O., PEM. Agents wanted in districts where not already repre- sented. F23100 THOMAS LEWIS BUILDER, JOINER AND UNDERTAKER, 114, PRIORY STREE7 CARMARTHEN. Orders receive personal attention. Funerals Furnished throughout Educational Announcements. TENBY. ST. CATHARINE'S SCHOOL. THE Sons of Gentlemen prepared for the Public Schools. Reference kindly permitted to the Lord Bishop of St. Pavid's and others. For particulars apply to 229841 R. J. REYNOLDS, M.A. QARMAKTEEN QOUNTY SCHOOLS TrIE GRAMMAR SCHOOL: Headmaster E. S. ALLEN, M.A. (Cantab). COUNTY GIRLS' SCHOOL ffeadmi stress' Miss B. A. HOLM is, Late Open Scholar of Girton College, Cambridg Senior Op time Mathematical Tripos. FEES :-Boys, £1 15s; Girls, £1 8s. per Term, Three Term in the year). Reductions for brothers or isters. I Boarders can be received at both Schools. The Half Term began March 3rd. HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, CARMARTHEN. PRESIDENT OF COUNCIL THE LORD BISHOP OF ST. DAVID'S. LADY PRINCIPAL Miss JORDAN, L.L.A., St. Andrew's Uni versity, N.B.; Cambridge Higher Local Certifi- cate; First Class Honours in Modern Languages. Assisted by an efficient Staff of CERTIFICATED TEACHSKS At least TWO ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS of B15 a year for Boarders of 9 years of age and upwards, will be offered for competition to candidates of suffici- ent merit, on TUESDAY, JANUARY 20th, 1903, at 1.30 o'clock, at the High Sohool. These Scholarships are renewable annually at the will of the Council. Dancing Class, to which outsiders are admitted. Next Term beuan on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21st, 19C3. For full particulars applv to the Lady Principal PRIVATE TUITION. THE Rev. John James, B. A., Cantab, late head- master of St. TeiJn's College, Llandilo, privately prepares pupils for the Universities. Lampeter, Public Schools, Professional Preliminary Examinations, Exa- minations for Bank Clerkships, etc.. etc. Successes at Universities and othpr Public Examina- tions. Llandilo. Public Notices. LLANSTEPHAN. A CHAIR EISTEDDFOD WILL BE HfiLD ON Thursday, June the 18th, 1903. Chief Choral, £ 15; Male Voice, £ 10; Glee, C5; Female Choir, E5; Pryddest, S2 2s and carved oak chair. Champion Solo Competitions (Local), E2 2s; npen, ;C5 5stiid, gold medal. Official programmes, post free, lid. D. EVANS, Hon. Sec., 22205] National School, Llanstephan. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. LLANDOVERY. GRAND BRASS BAND, MALE VOICE PARTY AND TIMBERING COMPETITIONS. WHIT-MONDAY, JUNE 1st, 1903. Further particulars will shortly appear. M. H. NICHOLS, 22,209] Hon. Sec. (pro tern). LLANGADOCK. THE ANNUAL KACES WILL BE HELD AS USUAI On Easter Monday, April 13, 1903. GREATLY INCREASED PRIZES: Open Trotting-First Prize B10 Open Gallop-First Prize ;cio For further particulars, apply- 23105j J. G. HARRIES, Hon. Sec. TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. TENDERS are invited for erecting a Vicarage at PONTVANE, Pembrokeshire. Plans and Specifications may be seen on application to Rev D. Jenk\ n Evans, BrooktMd Lodge, Penslade, Fishguard or to Messrs George Morgan aud Son, ar- chitects, 24, Kiug-stieet, Caimartheii. Tenders to be sent to the undersigned on or before the 20th day of March, 1903. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be ac- cepted. JOHN FRANCIS & SON, Estate Agents, Carmarthen. 23td February, 1903. [22175 COUNTY OF CARMARTHEN LICENSING ACT, 1902. "VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Justices _I3( constituting the Licensing Committee for the Eastern Division Af the County of Carmarthen will meet at the Shire Hall, Llandilo, on Tuesday, he 7th day of April. 1903, at 1] 30 a.m., for the purpose of hearing applications for the confirmation of New Licenses. Persons applying for confirmation of New Licenses shall send to the Clerk of the Licensing Authority, seven clear days before the meeting of the Committee, full particulars of the size, position, number of rooms appropriated to the public, annual value, and a plan of the houses and premises for which a License is sought, as well as the number of public-houses or beer-houses within a radius f three miles of the houle proposed to be licensed, and the distance of such house from all existing licensed houses within that radius and the number of inhabited houses within that radius. J. W. NICHOLAS, Clerk of the Licensing Authority. County Offices, Carmarthen, March 3rd, li)03. 22193 GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. EXCURSIONS will run as under :— MARCH 25th (for 2, 3, 4 or 0 days) and MARCH 2Gth (for 1, 2, 3. or 5 days) to Liverpool (Races) from New and Old Milford, Haverfordwest, Cardigan, Pembroke, Tenby, Newcastle-Euilyn. Llandyssul,.Pen- cader, Carmarthen, Brynamman, Pantyffynon, Llan- elly, &c. For times, bookings from other stations, WEEK. END ARRANGEMENTS, &c., see bills and pam- phlets. J. L. WILKINSON, 23231 General Manager. THE NORTH CARDIGANSHIRE COB IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY WILL HOLD ITS SEVENTH ANNUAL SHOW ON MONDA Y, APRIL the 6th, 1903, AT THE Smithfield, Aberystwyth, When a Prize of £30 will be given for the best Entire calculated to produce a hiyh-elass Harness Horse. Tl;e horse not to be under 15 hands high and is to travel the Aberystwyth Union only. The Com- J mittee reserve the right to withhold the prize nn- less there is sufficient merit. Entranee fee, 3s 6d. All entries close April 4th, 1903. For further particulars, write to the Hon Secretary, Lion Hotel, Aberystwyth. 23223 SCHOOL OF ART. THE ANNUAL Distribution of Prizes and Certi- ficates will take place, at 7.30 p.m., On THURSDAY. 20th of MARCH, at the GUILDHALL. The Prizes and Certificates will be distributed by Dr. Howell Rees, chairman of the Technical Instruc- tion Committee. The chair will be taken by Walter Spurrell, Esq., mayor. An Exhibition of Students' Works will be held at the School on Thursday doors 2 to 5 p.m. Friday, 2 to 5 p.m. and (j to 9 p.m, Saturday morning. 10.30 to 1. and 2 to 4.30 p.m. 23222 LLANDOVERY COLLEGE. THE Benjamin Evans' Scholarship, E25 a year for three years, open to boys under 15 years of age, being the sons of parents who have been fo'-the prev- ious five years resident in the borcugh of Swansea or in the county of Carmarthen, will be competed for on May 1st at Llandovery. For particulars apply to the Warden, The College, Llandovei y. [23235 ■ CARMARTHENSHIRE EASTER QUAR- TER SESSIONS, 1903. TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the County of Carmarthen will be holden and kept at the Shire Hall, in Carmarthen, on Thursday, the 9th day of April next, at 11.15 a.m. o'clock in the forenoon, at whiih hour the names of the Grand Jurors will be called over. At 11.30 a.m. the Court will bke County busi- ness, at the termination of which the Trial of Prisoners and Defendants and the hearing of Apoeals and Motions will be proceeded with. and on the day and at the hour first above-mentioned all Grand and Petit Jurors arc requested to attend and answer tc their names and the Magistrates of the County are reques- ted to cause all depositions relating to cases sent for trial at these sessions to be transmitted to the Clerk of the Peace on or before the 1st day of April next, and in all cases arising subsequently immediately after being taken. J. W. NICHOLAS, Clerk of the Peace. Clerk of the Peace's Offices, Carmarthen, March 18th, 1903. [23,224 THE BANKRUPTCY ACTS, 1883 & 1890 IN THE COUNTY COURT OF CARMAR- THENSHIRE, HOLDEN AT CARMARTHEN. IN BANKKURTCY. NO 11 OF 1903 RE THOMAS JONAH EVANS, of 32. B-idge- street, Lampeter, in the county of Cardigan, livery stable keeper. Receiving order made 13th March, 1903. Date andplaceof first meeting. 30th March, 1003.t tne Black Lion Hotel, Lampeter, at 12 o'clock. Dat.e of public examination, 1st April, 1903, M the Guildhall, Carmarthen, at 12 o'clock. NOTE.-All debts due to the estate should be paid to me. THOMAS THOMAS, Official Receiver. Address—4. Queen-street, Carmarthen. Dated 19th March, 1903. [23236 COUNTY AND COUNTY OF THE BOR- OUGH OF CARMARTHEN' INFIRMARY. THE Fifty'Sixth Annual General Meeting of the JL (overnor8 and Subscribers of the above institu- tion will be held on Thursday, the 9th day of April next, at the Infirmary. Carmarthen (the Shiie Hall not being available). at 2.30 p.m. The consent of the General Meeting will be asked to certain changes in, and additions to. the Rules. The following Resolution will also be proposed:—"Notwith- standing the provisions of Rule 17. the douse Com- mittee may place the amount of any Legacies or Donations to be hereafter received, not otherwise appropriated by the Testators or Donors, and not ex- ceeding altogether the sum of £1,500, to an account in the nauics of the Treasurer and the Chairman of the House Committee, to be entitled the Kepairs and Im- provement Account, and may apply any moneys for the time being standiug to credit of such Account upon such structural alterations and ladditicns to the Infirmary Building as the House Committee shall think fit." SIR LEWIS MORRIS, Penbryn. will preside. HOWELL HOWELL, 23238 Secretary. WERVILLE BROOK STUD FARM, CARDIGANSHIRE. MESSRS. MANLEY & SONS, of Crewe, in conjunction with MESSRS. THOMAS EVANS and SON, will SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION on Tueadky, March 24th. 1P03. about 40 Pedigree Hackneys, Cart and Brood Mares, Hereford Cattle, 200 Ewes and Lambs, and all of Agricultural Imple- ments. N.B. —Hackneys will be sold at 11 prompt a.m. 23218 TOWN OF CARDIGAN. NANTGWYLLT ESTATE. MESSRS. JOHN FRANCIS & SON are instruc- iTLL ted to SELL by AUCTION at the Black Lion Hotel, Cardigan, on Wednesday, April 22nd, 1903, 40 valuable FRE EHOLD DWELLING-HO USES, situate in Greenfield-terrace and Greenfield-square, Cardi- gan. Particulars will duly appear. [23,239 TOWN OF CARMARTHEN. MESSRS. JOHN FRANCIS & SON are favoured with instructions to SELL by AUCTION at the Ivy Bush Royal Hotel Sale Room. Carmarthen (where the goods will be removed for convenience of sale), on Wednesday, April 1st, 1903, the undermen- tioned very valuable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other Effects, comprising leather-stated Rofa, 5 an. tiq':e mahogany leather-seated chairs, dinner waggon, mahogany extending dining table, mahogauy loo table, 2 hair-seated arm chairs, 8 hair-seated chairs, inlaid walnut chiffonier, with mirror back and door, and marble slab, walnut music cabriole, sofa. work and draught table, gipsy tables, brass fender and fire brasses, walnut over- mantel, mahogany knee hole writing desk with drawers, 5 hair-seated chairs. 1 mahogany-framed hollow back chair, deal-stained easy chair, sma'l table, table covers, iron bedsteads, palliasses, feather beds, bolsters pil- lows, counterpanes, blankets, sheets, toilet ware, mill- puff beds, cane-seated chairs, toilet glasses, towel rails, wash»tands, fancy tables, American chair and cushions, mahogany bookcase with two glass doors, satinwood wardrobe withlglass front, deal-stained wardrobe, oak bidette. oak chests of drawers, mahogany round table, birch washstand, birch dressing tables, ruas. mats, coal vases, fenders, hip bath, oak chair, mahogany easy chair, arm chair, cupboard, mahogany hatstand. fire guard, deal tabl ware. &c.. an excellent Pianoforte, ditto by Chappell and Co.. and a large number of sun- dry lots. [22215 BOROUGH OF CARMARTHEN. MESSRS. JOHN FRANCIS SON are instructed to SELL by AUCTION at the Ivy Bush Royal Hotel, Carmarthen, at an early date, that charmingly- situated and attractive Family Residence and Grounds, known as "IVY COTTAGE," situate on the main road from Carmarthen to Abergwilly, and distant about half-a-mil* from the former town. ParticuWs will duly appear. [23,240 TROEDYBRYN, JOHNSTOWN, CAR- I MARTHEN. ) POSTPONEMENT OF SALE. TE Sale of the Household Furniture and other JL Effects will take place on Friday (today) the 20th instaqt, instead of Tuesday last, when the Sale had to be pijjftponed owing tJ the inclement weather. I The Hale to commence at One o'clock punctually. J. HOWELL THOMAS & SON, 23220] Auctioneers. CARMABTHENSHI&E'S BE AVE DEAD. PROPOSED FALLEN HEROES MEMORIAL. SPLENDID PROGRESS OF THE FGXD. The appeal made by the JOURNAL a few weeks ago for funds to erect a suitable memorial at Car- marthen for the brave young fellows who met their death while taking part in the recent South African war has met with the most gratifying results. This week we have to acknowledge the receipt of a total sum of £58 5s and we have every confidence that our appeal will eventually result in the erection of a memorial which will do credit to the subscribers, and will be a fitting record of the heroism of those staunchyoung spirits who laid down their live? for the -ake of their country. We trust that the people of Carmarthen town, as well as the inhabitants of the county, ir addition to natives of the district who are living away from Wales and abroad, will send us their contributions, addressed Fallen Heroes Fund, JOURNAL Office." Donations should not be less than a shilling, and will be acknowledged weekly in this column. The following is the death roll of Carmarthenshire men who fell in South Africa, so far as we have ^been able to learn up to the present Anyone knowing of any other names which should be added will oblige the Editor by sending them on to him. Lieut. WA G Williams, D.S.O., (Ferryside), S.W. Borderers. Lieutenant Morris, Coomb, 6th Dragoons. Sapper Harry Baskerville, R.oval Engineers. Private Tom Hughes, 1st Welsh Regiment. Private George Jonec, 1st Welsh Regiment. Private Charles Davies, 1st Welsh Regiment. Private Dan Jones, 1st Welsh Regiment. Private T. Phillips, Welsh Fusiliers Private W. James (Ddoldefod, Pencader), 2nd Batt. S.W. Borderers. Private W. J. Jacobs (Middleway, Whitland), 1st Batt. Royal Welsh Fusilier Private D. Tobit Davies (Abergwili), 41st Welsh Regiment. s- Mr Frank Lewes Schaw Protheroe (Dolwilvm), Imperial Yeomanry. Corporal W. F. Jones (son of the Rector of Penbovr), Col. Plumer's Column. I Lance-Corpl F J Brown (Llandovery), S.W. Borderers. Private Phillip Davies (Llansadwrn), Grenadier Guards. Trooper Frank Lewis (Plasygrian, Bethlehem, Llandilo), Wiltshire Yeomanry. Trooper Tom Parry (Llandovery), Middlesex Yeomanry. I The exact form of the memorial and other details may afterwards be decided by a committee of the sub- scribers. All sums received will be acknowledged weekly, together with all necessary particulars as to the progress of the scheme. Should any subscriber find his name omitted from the list, we shall deem it a favour to be informed of the fact. We have to acknowledge with thanks the receipt of the following subscriptions:— Shillings., J Humphreys, Stickle, Pencader. 1 Total amount already acknowledged 91H JJ Richards, ditto [ I Mrs E Lewis, The Clitt, Ferryside 100 i Thos Evans, Tanrhos, do i Mr J M Davies, Froodvale 20 Evan Evans, do j Mr T T Mouseley, Overbury Lodge, Hereford 20! W D Evans, Eoard School, do i Mazurka Class Silver Collection (per W Jones, j Evan H'Davies, Post Office, do 1 JOURXAL Office, hon. sec.) IS D Jones, Maesvbwlch, do. I Captain J S Stewart, Alltyrodyn 10 | A Macnely, Dinas Villa, do i Rev R J James, vicar of St Ishmael's 10 j J James, do., do 1 Sister Jones, Army Nursing Service Reserve, Enm Davies, Emlyn Villas, do I Krugersdorp 10 J Davies, Mount Pleasant, do l Alderman F Colby Evans, Carmarthen 5 J Davies, Sunny Hill, Pencader 1 Mr Louis Rees, Carmarthen 5 T T Nicholas, 5, Davies-street, Pencader 1 Mr David Thomas, 14, High-street, Birmingham 5 D Davies, Clunmelyn, Pencader I Mrs A C Spurrell, 56, Bassett-road, NottingHill, Mrs Olive, Boar's Head Hotel. i W. 5 Miss E A Jones, Eva-terrace, Ferryside 1 Rev T Lloyd Jane", B.A., B.D., Pencader 2 £ Mr J Williams, Chemical Villa, Pencader I Daniel Rees, College House, Pencader 2 Mr T Evans, Blaenaber, Pencader 1 Mrs Evans, Gwarcoed, Pencader. 2 Mr T Davies, Llynddwr, Pencader i Mr J Emlynydd Jones, Abergorlech Board Mr W Davies, Aberbelan, Pencader 1 School. 2" W Oliver, Bankyflordd, Llangeler 1 Miss Oliver Thomas, Ffvnone, Neath 2 Mrs Joyce Jones, Tanygraic, Pencader 1 Mr P R Cornall, Pencader 1 Miss A*Davies, Tanvgraig, Pencader l „ T James, Brynbach, do. I Miss M Jones, Glanyrafon, Peneader i „ E Williams, Al'.tfeehan-terrace, do. 1 Miss M Davies, Cwiiibrwyn, Pencader l „ D Jones, Tynewydd, do 1 Miss R C Jones, Geulanfelen, Penc.ader. 1 „ S Enoch, 1, Gran Villa, do. 1 Miss 11 A Evans, Refreshment Rooms, Pencader I „ J James, Dolgran, do 1 Mr D Evans, Cader Vale, Pencader l „ P Davies, Blaencwm, do 1 „ T Evans, Tunnel House, do. 1 Total 1165 CARMARTHEN. GUILDHALL-SQUARE. Highly Important Clear-out Sale of the fb- maining Stock of Ironmongery. 0 MESSRS. J. HOWELL THOMAS & SON have received instructions from Mr Fred Jones (who is giving up business) to SELL by AUCTION, on the Premises, on Saturday, March 21st. 1903 the following very valuable remaining Stock of IRONMONGERY, comprising a great many Lots of Carpenters' Tools, which consist of single and double Plane Irons, Socket and Firmer Gouges. Saw Sets, Socket and Mortice Chisels, Screw and I ell Augers, Moulding Planes, She I Bits, Moulding Plane Irons, Centre Bits, Spoke Shave Irons, Cutting Gas and Round Nose Flyers. Also, Pocket Knives, Scissors, Table Spoons, Odd Forks, Patty Tins, Set of Box Irons, Mincing Knives, Trays, Thimbles, good Salt and Mustard Spoons. P&d- lock, Chest and Rim Keys, cut Lath Nai's, Tacks, Flooring Boards, Patent Ro-e Nails. Gun Cap- Pots and Kettles, Cast Doors and Frames, and a variety of other useful Stock. Sale to commence at two o'clock punctually. TERMS—CASH. [23,237