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SPRING, 1910. MISSES LEWIS & CLARE HAVE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING A SPECIAL SHOW OF HIGH-CLASS MILLINERY MODELS & NOVELTIES FOR SPRING WEAR INSPECTION IS CORDIALLY INVITED, CAVENDISH ••• HOUSE 41, KING STREET, CARMARTHEN. o\ /S^/ 1910. HENRY THOMAS & SONS EMPORIUM f' CARMARTHEN V QELECT An OPRING NOVELTIES Alf fa ANJi X)6V QECURE OATISFACTION Ag* A > X AV V. X°« 'v\ Millinery I Blouses Millinery I Blouses! Costumes I MRS, HAYDN WILLIAMS, I Veilings I 7) KING STREET, J Corsets J I Hosiery CARMARTHEN. '<J £ Z APRIL MILLINERY DISPLAY Flowers of LADIES High Class MILLINERY eath ers NEWEST STYLES. Furs Golfers, No Window Show. etc. A visit of inspection invited. Everything — for Ladies' Wean —■ YO R Threshing, Chaffcutting, Pulping, Sawing & Pumping Vt I í\ TANOYES OIL ENCINE. Simple, Reliable, Economical. No Lamp required after starting. LOW FIRST COST. TANG YES, LTD., BIRMINGHAM. SOUTH "WALKS OFFICE 6, HIGH STREET, CARDIFF 1710—1910. SUN FIRE OFFICE lOPNDID 1710. The Oldest Insurance Office in the World. Insurances effected on tbe^ follow IDS risks: FIEUS DAMAGE. Resultant Low of Rent and Profit«- Sickneu Disease, Domeetio Servants and Fidelity GuarIWM8. p1a.te Glau..1 Burglary, ]For all particulars iilpply to the following Agenta:- Ammanford-Mr. David Jenkins. Mr. David Artbur Fox. 0.rm.rthm-Mr. Mm Avenue. n«lfallt—Mr. David Thomas. Reea Davies, Brynteg. o^JUn Station—Mr. Morgan J. ThonJas. n J?ln-Mr W D- Jenkins, George-street. Llartdovery—Mr^ Thorn 13 Phillips assK-M«. Llanybyther—-Mr. David Llandysoul—Mr. Leonard C. at,OI1.*erTac». "Lampeter—Mr. W. Davies, 7, Station-terrace Mr. H. W. Howell. New Quay—Mr. David Enoch. Pantyffynon—Mr. D*vidi Francis. Sarnan—Mr. David E- Thomaa. TaJearn-Mr. Llewellyn Davies. COTHI BRIDGE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY —T. LEW li, Esq Hryugias. T "SHOW! 1910, -r'priSs19T<ai bo frivn for Horn*, CanK Shwp. I>1{ £ ProAiaerf Rioinp »™1 .Puis, ( IHIloping, Trotting and Hurdle Races Foot Races and Pole Jumping. Schedules ready shortly, and may b. obtained from the Secretary— £ RI(,HAR])S 1751 Feliogwm, Nantgaredig. TIVY-SIDE HORSE SHOW To HE HELD AT N EWC ASTLE-EML YN Friday, April 29th, 1910 2100 in Prizes, & Two Silver Medals. Champion Class— £ 10 Prizes Remount Class-210 Prizes Officers from the War Office will at- tend the Show and Purchase suitable animals. A large number of Dealers have also promised to attend. Entries for Catalogue close April 22nd. Late Entries accepted up to 10 a.m., I morning of Show. I All particulars and schedules from thr I Hon. Secretaries, I 17(; Neweastle-Emlvn For Drying up Milk in Cows I | DRICO PATENT No. 302,72G. No Drenching Required. Easily Applied. Does not throw Animal out of condition. Milks freely after Calving. PitICK 8d. BOTTLE: 7s. PER DOZ. H. J. AUBREY, j CHEMIST, TIlE CROSS, WORCESTER. i LOCAL AGENTS in all towns in South Wales. Beware of useless substitutions. [60p < LLANGEITHO. EISTEDDFOD GADEIRIOL AWST llEG, 1910. Cor Meibion. "Tho Yoioe of the Torrent"' (Pair liard), £20. Cor Cympg, "Ar Don o flaen Gw yntoedd" (Dr. Parry), J615. Her-unawd (Challenge Solo), £2 2s. Ail wobr, JB1 Is. Od. Datganiad o unrhyw dair Can Gwerin (Folic song), argyhoeddedig. £ 2 2s. Od. Pryddest, "Undeb." Cadair Dderw Hardd a Gini. Traethawd, "Hen Ysgolfeistri Llangcitho," £1 10s. Rhaglen, Ie.: drwy'r Post,, He. 172) E. JONES A J. MORGAN, Y^grifenyddion A GARDEN FETE & SALE OF WORK MILL TAKE PLACE —— AT LLANLLWCH VICARAGE. —— ON THURSDAY, MAY 26TH, uno, In Aid of Funds required for the Parish. (173 ROYAL COMMISSION ON HORSE BREEDING. THE Thoroughbred Stallion. "PURE GOLD, will serve 50 half-bred Mares in District F. (Car- marthen, etc.) during the season of 1910. Terms, £2 per mare. and 2s. 6d. for the groom. Applications for nominations to be made on printed forms to be ob- tained from Col H. W. II. Brenchley, Cdaneirw, Cardigan; Jir. G. E. S. Prothero-Bevnon, Trewern, Whitland, R.S.O.; Mr. D. H. Thomas, 5, Quay Street, Carmarthen.—By order, J. HERBERT TAYLOR, Secretary, 12, Hanover Square, London, W. (180 THE WELSH INTF.RMEDIATE EDUCATION ACT, 1889. INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL. WIIITLAND. N OTICF. IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Managers of Public Elementary Schools, in the Whitland and St. Clear;- District, which are not provided by Council School. to nominate one candidate as manager for the above School. All nominations must bo received by me on or before Thursday. The 21st day of April, 1910, accom- panied with the written consent of the candidates, to serve on the Local Governing Body. if elected. Witness my hand this 13th day of April, 1910. J. GRIFFITHS-REES, Secretary of the Managers, 177) Whitland, S. Wales. HE JOSEPH REES (DECKAam). Pursuant to the Act of Parliament of the 22nd and 23rd Viet., c. 35, intituled "An Act to further Amend the Law of Property and to relieve Trustees" N OTICF. IS HEHEBY GIVEN that all Creditors and other Persons having any Debts, Claims, or Demands against the Estate of Joseph Rees, late of Crown Shop, Mothvey, in the County of Carmar- then. Grocer, deceased (who died on the 23rd day of April, 1909, and whose Will was proved in the Principal Registry of the Probate Division of His Majesty's High Court of Justice on the 2nd day of February, 1910. by David Davies, of Rhyblid, in the Parish of Mothvey, aforesaid. Farmer, and Mor- gan Lewis, of Geilymydog, in the parish of Llan- ddausaint, in the said County, Farmer, two of the Executory therein named), are hereby required to send in the particulars of their Debts, Claims, or Demands to me, the undersigned, the Solicitor for the said Executors, on or before the 20th day of May, 1910, after which, date the said Executors" will proced to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims and demands of which they shall then have had notice, and they will not be liable for the assets of the aid deceased, or any part thereof, SO distributed to any person or persons of whose Debts, Claims, or Demands I shall not then have 11ao notice. Dated this 12rh day of April, 1910. H. ALFRED THOMAS, Of Llandovery, Carmarthenshire, 178) Solicitor for the said Executors. RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL ELKCTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PARISH OF LLANFYNYDD. Ladies and Gentlemen, I be to thank you very kindly for returning me on the Rural District Council. It will always bo my pleasure to look after yotir interests to the "best of my ability. I have the honour to Ladies and Gentlemen, ioiir obedient Servant, (i WILLIAM ROBERTS. Liatifynydd. (189 SEASON, 1910. To this Season that Thoroughbred Stallion "GENERAL KILLIAN" Tho prc>i>erty of Mr. P. Lewis, Pantglas, Mydrim. Thoroughbred Mares. 3 Guineas. Half-bred Mares, 14 Guineas. Groom's Fee, 5s. '•GENERAL KILLIAN" will travel the Three Counties of West Wales, and will meet mares at any place on notice given to the Owner. This fine stallion has proved himself a verv sure foal-getter. He is a brown horse, foaled 1903, and stands lo hands 2 inches; has true* action and groat quality and power—9 inches bone below knee. GKNKRAL KILLIAN was a great performer on HIP turf. winning If). races at all distances. He is by General Symons, the premier sire of Ireland., out of Ktllian by Lord Gouch, her dam My Jewel by Uncas. During 1909 General Symons sired the winners ot 30 races, and his list- for the present year was long since full ar, a of 98 so vs. His "pro- geny was signally successful at steeplechasing and Tiurdle-racing during last season. General's Pride, own brother to General Killian. won the International Foal Stakes of 400 and Symon's i ride, his own sister, was one of the best two-year-olds in Ireland last year, being sold to her present owner for She was only luckily beaten by a short head by Sunteve for the Liver- pool Autumn Cup. General Symons, the sire of General Killian, is by Childwick by St. Simon out of Hamiltrude by Hampton. His pedigree combines the most fashion- able and staying blood to lie found in tho Stud Book. When a two-year-old General Killian was sold at I Newmarket for £2.5. (190 COUNTY OF CARMARTHEN. 1' A R I S H 0 F A B E R G W I L L Y. 1%/| 15EN. EVANS & EVANS are in- -LTJ- strutted to offer -?or SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, a the Ivy Bush Royal Hotel, Carmar- then, on bATURDAY, the 30th day of April, 1910, at 2 o clock p.m. precisely, in Two Lots, viz.:— Lot. 1.—AH that most desirable and exceptionally valuable Freehold Farm, called PENRALLT (other- wise Penrallt-fawr), situate in tho Parish of Aber- gwiJly, in the County of Carmarthen, distant about la miles from Nantgaredig Station, and 5 miles from Carmarthen Town, containing 80 Acres 1 Rood 26 Poles, or therea.bouts, of the reputed best Meadow and Grazing Land in tho Vale of Towy, now in tho occupation of the Vendor. The Farm Buildings are modern and most sub- stantially erected. Tho Farm is abundantly supplied with Water, both for domestic and farm purposes. The above Property, alike from an Agricultural and Residential point of view, is undoubtedly one of the most desirable for its sizo in the whole of the Vale of Towy. It is easily approached, lies within a ring fence, and most charmingly situated, having a direct Southern aspect, while it. is sheltered from tho West, North, and East by the surrounding Hills. It commands an unrivalled view of the beautiful Yale of Towy and the surrounding Country. Lot 2.—A valuable Plot of Ground being tho feite of an Old Cottage called TYRHIN. with the Gar- den adjoining, containing 1 Acre and 20 Poles, or thereabouts, situate adjoining Penrallt aforesaid, within a short distance of the Main Road leading from Carmarhen to Nantgarcdig-, in the Parish of Abergwilly, in the occupation of the Vendor. Thero is a never failing1 Spring of Water on this Lot. Possession will be- given next Michaelmas. Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be ob- tained from tho Auctioneers, at Gwastod'-Abbot, Pencader, and 4. Priory Street, Carmarthen; or of MR. C. E. MORRIS, 1651 Solicitor, Carmarthen. BLACK LION HOTEL, LAMPETER. Important Clearance Sale. MESSRS. J. D. JONES. SON. & GEORGE have jLTJL been instructed by Mr. Win. Rees (who is giving up the business), to SELL by AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY, the 27th day of April, 1910, the whole of the HORSES, CARRIAGES, Implements, Fat Coiv. Hay, Manure, and very numerous other Effects. For particulars, see posters. The special attention of Hotel Keepers and Posting Masters is called to the above Sale of Horses and Carriages, which are all perfectly reliable and fit for all work. Credit on Gooâ, Sale to commence at 11 o'clock a.m. LLvynbedw. Boncath. and Newcastle-Emlyn, April 8th, 1910. (186 JAMES EVANS (DECEASED). ALL Persons having any claims against tliQ Estate of the above-named deceased, late of Y Dolau, Llandovery, Carmarthenshire, are re- quested to send full particulars thereof forthwith to H. ALFRED THOMAS, Llandovery, 179) Solicitor for the Executor. =-

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