The Carmarthen Journal and South Wales Weekly Advertiser

TO tltoal ABOUT TO MARRY.-]Mow selecting yoor Wedding Cards, Wedding-oak* Boxes, etc., please call and inspect our Latest Da- signs. They will be sure to please you.— JotJUUM Co., Ltd., Carmarthen. DUPLICATING Order Books, Memo. Books, Report Books, Invoice Books, Delivery Not*- books, Postcard Books, Letter Card Books (with or without Customer's Heading) at Shortest Noties from JOURNAL Co., Ltd., Carmarthen. HAVE you a Fountain Pen? If not, try ths "Pilot" Self-filling Fountain Pen. Price, BA. only; cash with order.—JOURNAL Co., Ltd: FOOTBALL Clubs requiring Fixture Lists, J- Rules, Members' Tiokete, or any other print- ing, should oommunicate with the JoUKHAL 00.. Ltd., Carmarthen. DON'T let loose Papers and Correspond son worry you. Bind them in a patent RAPID BINDER. Price, ad. each, or 2s. 6d. a dogen. JOURNAL Co., Ltd.. Carmarthen.

TO ADVERTISERS. The following is our scale of pre-payment for ad- vertisement* of the Wanted class. Remittance should be made by POSTAL ORDER and sooom- fany the order. Stamps will NOT be aooepted. No. of One Three Six Words. Insertion. Insertions. Insertion* 10 1 0 2 < nu 18 16 ••• ? £ i a 26 19 J I 44 8 6 6 — 66 The London Offices of THE JOURNAL" are at 18, SHOE LANE, E.C. Wanted. DOMESTIC Servants, Grooms, Gardeners, Farm Hands in plenty by advertising in this column every Thursday. Twenty words, Is.; 3 insertions, Is. 5d. €HEMIST AND DRUGGIST.—Wanted at once an Apprentice.—Apply to Arthur Arthur, INott Square, Carmarthen. (610 EAVERS.-Wanted a steady Man, able to weave on box-loom; good- wages; constant employment.—D. Thomas, Cwmllwchwr Factory, Ammanford. ( p CLEAN industrious General Servant, able to wash' cook, and iron, for lady her hustend, and child. Church of EnBland g^lPwljes re- a nnlv eivinff references and stating wag qui^d', to Snape, Solicitor, Maeateg, Glam. (327p WANTED as a Cowman and Farm work gener- ally, situation. Last engagement over six years: wages moderate.-Apply, E. Owen, Royal 'Oak, Pumpsaint, Llanwrda. (329p WANTED, respectable Girl, about 17; must have good reference.— Apply, stating wages Tequired, Mrs. Williams, Compton House, HIgh Street, Ammanford. (334 WANTED, by an Irish Firm, Agents to sell Basic Slag and general Manures to Fanners on Commission Terms. Also good buying agent6 required. -Apply, Box 7, JOURNAL Office. (328p C ABINET-M,\KER. Wanted immediately \_7 steady vouhg Man, Improver preferred, used to hand work and reliairs. -Apply, Fuller, House Furnisher, Glanamman. (336p To Let. 0 LET, No. 15, UNION STREET, Carmar- then.—Apply, Miss Jones, 2, Queen Street, Carmarthen. (625 0 LET, the OLD THREE CROWNS, Haver- fordwest.—Apply, S. Allsopp and Sons, Ltd., Burton Chambers, 63, Wind Street, Swansea. (320p T" O LET, 29, PICTON TERRACE, Carmarthen, commodious house, with coach-house, stable, and garden; immediate possession.—Saer, Hall -Street, Carmarthen. (325p T' O LET or SOLD, 'TTYNRHOS COTTAGE," Cellan, Lampeter, 12 acres of land or there- abouts; immediate possession.—Apply Morgans, Mackworth, Aberdare. (324p TO LET, the FARMERS' ARMS, Tanerdy, Carmarthen, fully licensed, stabling, garden. —Apply, Buckley's Brewery, Ltd., Carmarthen. (654 For Sale. TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. Ifl OR Special Quotations in Corn Flour, Barley Meal, Bran, Seeds, etc., apply on Saturday and Fair Days of JOHN DAVIES, Auctioneer and Merchant (of Alltwalis), at his Office, 11, John Street, Carmarthen. Attendance—10 to 3 o'clock. (29788 OR SALE.—Thermos Flasks, 1 pint, 6s. 6d. Jj each.—Apply, JOURNAL Office, Carmarthen. TOCK-TAKING SALE. Tyres, Covers, 3s 3d; 4s Air Tubes, with valves, 2s 3d each; guaranteed, Pram. Tyres, Frames, Wheels, Saddles, Pedals, Car- riers, etc., new goods. Sale list free.—W. A. Gorton, Manufacturer, Wolverhampton. (299p POCKET Gummed Receipt Books, Counterfoil, or Duplicate. In books of 50 leaves, 4d. each. 100 leaves, 6d. Prices for books printed with cus- tomer's name on application .-JOURNAL Co., Ltd., Carmarthen. MODERN Light. Funeral Carriages, Hearses, Cars, Coaches, 50 New and Second-hand; reduced prices; Sale or Hire. Easy terms. Also Motor and Taxi-Cab Bodies. Catalogues MARS- TON'S, 24, Bradford Street, Bfrmingham. (307p FOR the best, cheapest, and most up-to-date Letter Files, apply to JOUBNAL Co., Ltd., Carmarthen. VISITING CARDS, Gent's or Ladies' size, plain round cornered, bevelled, or gilt-edged, at shortest notice.—JOUBNAL Co., Ltd., Carmarthen. FOR SALE.—25,000 Thorn (Quicks), 5.000 Privet, 1,000 Roses, Fruit Trees, Shrubs, etc.—Harry Coysh, Nurseryman, Carmarthen. (330p C ANV AS Covers, Green or White Waterproof, c Roped and Lettered, complete at Is. 6d. and Is. 7d. per square yard.—W. M. Brimmell, Canvas Contractors, Stroud, Glos. Established 50 years. (332 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS HOSE BEAUTIFUL WADDINGTON JL PIANOS, with extended steel frames, are the finest value on the market. We have been making pianos for 72 years, and can offer you for J325 what you cannot obtain elsewhere under £ 35. This is no boast but actual fact, and we can prove it up to the hilt. When buying direct you save the middle- man's profit, which in a pianoforte is considerable. Our pianos are used by all eminent musicians, and we invite intending purchasers to call at 29 and 31, City-road, Cardiff, to hear them. O END for our list of Second-hand and Shop- soiled Pianos and Organs, from 5s. monthly. Wonderful bargains being offered this week, "on't miss this opportunity.—Waddington and Sons, Ltd., 29-31, City-road, Cardiff. iTO 16 net cash or terms arranged if necessary.— dm/ Second-hand Pianoforte, by Brader and Sons, Swansea, iron frame, check action, trichord, etc.; a bargain.—Waddington and Sons, Ltd., 29-31, City- road, Cardiff. Net Cash.—Upright iron Grand Pianoforte, overstrung; v^.y fine tone; nearly new; honestly worth double.—Waddington and Sons, Ltd., 29-31, City-road, Cardiff. f tfk GUINEAS (originally 35 guineas), at 10s. 6d. •3/^ per month.—Walnut Pianoforte, lovely mellow tone, scarcely soiled, all the latest improve- ments and fully guaranteed; exchanged free within 12 months if not satisfactory, and tuned free for same period.- W addingtons, Ltd., 29-31, City-road, Cardiff. Miscellaneous o 4,000 and £ 950 to be advanced on Sound Free- st hold Securities. £1,100 and B600 on Sound Leasehold Properties.-Apply, F. E. Tunbridge, Auctioneer, Swansea. (312p S TRA YED to Clynsaer, Cynghordy, Mountain t0 Ewe and Cross-Ryland Lamb. Pitch mark 'D. J. D. Unless claimed within twenty-one days will be sold to defray expenses.—T. Morgan. (318p STRAYED to Crincae, Llanddeusant, 3 Sheep (with several marks). If not claimed in 21 days will be sold to defray expenses.—Daniel TSvaM. (323p HERBERT JONES & Co. t S3 COMPLETE to select from. HOUSE FURNISHERS II II CARPETS AND LINOLEUMS LAID FREE OF CHARGE. ALL GOODS DELIVERED BY OUR OWN VANS. HERBERT JONES I CO., "IS PONTARDULAIS. -J. .t TO SUFFERERS FROM r TO SUFFERERS FROM Skin & Blood Diseases For cloahs;nlr the blood of all impurities, from whatever cause arising, there is no other medicine just as good an Clarke's Blood Mixture—that's why in so many cases of Eczema Scrofula, Scurvy, Bad Legs, Abscesses, Ulcers, Tumours, Boils, Pimples, Blotches, Sores and Eruptions, Piles, Glandular Swellings, Blood Poison, Rheuma- tism, Gout, (fee., it has effected truly remarkable cures where all other treatments have failed. Clarke's Blood Mixture has over 4i years' reputation, and the proprietors solicit all auffetors to give it a trial to test its value. j C* f 4ag r, B I 10, d | HAS CURED THOUSANDS. | I WILL CURE YOU.J IWWVWWWWWVI r* AAAAAAAAAAAAA G YOU'LL SLEEP 3 LIKE A TOP « as toon as you get rid of that stomach yi or liver trouble and not before, u Insomnia is frequently due to elisor- der in the organs of digestion, and consequently, to cure it you must put H those organs right. The use of nar- cotics is not only dangerous but Q leaves the cause of the trouble un- touched and is therefore to be avoid- ed. The surest means of finding relief in the circumstances referred Q to is undoubtedly Beecham's Pills. K AFTER TAKING I H a few doses of this famous medicine H W the digestive functions will resume w their energy, the sluggish liver Q becomes active, the bowels healthily Q 7\ regulated. There are thousands of n men and women to-day who have experienced the great value of the W Q World's Family Medicine in this 7\ respect, and one cause of distressing n sleeplessness can be effectually removed by taking BEECHAM S I PILLS. S ——————— S W Sold everywhere in boxes, W price t/t; (56 pills) & 2/9 (168 pills). ■yywwYYYyyyy ■ i AAA AAAAAAAAA^iy | -E 'A ,Ti N TINSz CURE THE WORST COUGH CLARICES 841 PILLS tre warranted to cnre. in either sex, all acquired or con- Itatutional Discharges from the Urinary Organs, Gravel, tad Pains in the bacii. Free from Mercury. Established apwards of 10 years. In boxes 4B. 6d. eacL.0 of all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors throughout the World. or sent tor sixty stamps by the makers, The Lincoln said Midland Counties Drug Company, Lincoln. I ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS SICKNESS, EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, THIRD PARTY, BURGLARY. GLASS & FIDELITY GUARANTEE RISKS, INSURED AGAINST BY THB RAILWAY PASSENGERS ASSURANCE CO., Now Incorporated with the NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE INSURANCE Co. Claims paid B5,800,000. 64. CONRHILL, LONDON. A. VIAN, Secretary. Agent-F. LANCFORD, G.W.R., Haverfordwest. C. S. READ, Llanelly. AGENTS required ID unrepresented Districts. NATHANIEL THOMAS, FAMILY BUTCHER. 13a, KING STREST (Next door to the Probate Offices), CARMARTHEN" 25/- THE IDEAL" BALE 25/-1 -—— OF BED CLOTHES. ——— BEN. EVANS & Co/s Special Winter Offer. The great success of our Ideal bales in past Winters may be accepted as proof of the Excellent Value they are. We have many repeat orders from pleased customers. The bales are all identical in Value. 2 WHITE WITNEY BLANKETS, blue bowler 2i > OAie yards long. Splendid Quality. THE BALE 2 SILVER GREY SHETLAND BLANKETS warm e and durable, about 2 yards long. ma 2 TWILL COTTON SHEETS, Unbleached, large « „ bed size, 70 x 90 inches. f Carriage Paid 1 DOWNETTE QUILT covered chintz, 6 x 5 ft. in the I ALHAMBRA QUILT, red or blue, full size. 2 STRONG COTTON PILLOW CASES. J United Kingdom. Money returned in full if not perfectly satisfactory. Please ask for Special Bale, No. 10. M. 95/- BEN- EVANS & CO., LTD., OR/_ SWANSEA. Z.U/ AUTUMN, 1910. Misses Lewis & Glare Have pleasure in announcing that their SHOWROOMS ARE NOW OPEN With a selec tion of HIGH-CLASS MILLINERY MODELS — AND NOVELTIES — FOR AUTUMN WEAR. ALSO FURS, OSTRICH AND FEATHER BOAS, UMBRELLAS GLOVES, AND VEILINGS. A VISIT OF INSPECTION WILL BE ESTEEMED CAVENDISH HOUSE, 41, King Street, CARMARTHEN Agricultural Implements and Foundry Stores, Paxton House, 15, Priory Street, Carmarthen. SXSLFF JONES FORMERLY MANAGER OF T. JONES & SONS, Priory Foundry Begs to inform Farmers and others, that he has a Large Stock of Machinery and Castings at the above address, including Thrashing Machines, Horse Gears, Oil Engines, Chaff and Turnip Cutters, Winnowing Machines, Plough Casting and Fittings, including Coulter Wheels, Malleable Coulter and Wheel Clips, Side Plates, Bolts, Pulleys, Shafting and Plummer Blocks, Brass Bearings, Field Rollers, Curd Mills, Chain Harrows. Sole Agent for the Royal First Prize Corbett Corn Mills, also the Celebrated FROST fc WOOD (30.10 Mowero, Reapers, and Binders, eta CTomb and Villa Railings and Gates. ^0 A Large Stock of Pig Troughs at Reasonable Prices. The Plough Castings consist of Penllwynraca's Casting with Steel and Cast Iron Plough Boards also Dyffryn with Cast and Steel Plough Boards, Double Tom with Steel Boards. Hospital for Threshing and — A LARGE STOCK OF — Winnowing Machines, Horse CAST STEEL CHAFF and Gears, Chaff and Turnip Cut-TURNIP CUTTER KNIVES, bers, Mowing and Reaping to fit the Leading Makers The Plough Castings consist of Penllwynraca's Casting with Steel and Cast Iron Plough Boards; also Dyffryn with Cast and Steel Plough Boards, Double Tom with Steel Boards. Hospital for Threshing and — A LARGE STOCK OF — Winnowing Machines, Horse CAST STEEL CHAFF and Gears, Chaff and Turnip Cut-TURNIP CUTTER KNIVES, bers, Mowing and Reaping to fit the Leading Makers Machines. Machines, always on hand. OLD MACHINERY BOUGHT AND SOLD BRISTOL HOUSE. CARMARTHEN. PRUDENT LADIES „ „ T ^TjAiur A O Will nave their Hair oombiugs and a»nd them to Hl« & L* J HUHLAo i unrwiFQ BAKERS, GROCERS, CONFECTIONERS, &a, HAIR WORKER, TENBY, «IIFRESHMENTS READY AT ALL TIMES. wiU ™.ake t-hem "p Taila' •to« Md HOME-MADE BREAD, CAKE and PASTRY. ?roin 1b: n, The cheapest nouie in Wale* for aU kinds ot PartiM catered for. Prioee Moderate. ((71 Hair Work and Theatrical Goods. W. S. MORRIS, The Carmarthen Bill-posting — WHOLESALE GEOCEB— Company, COR*, FLOWEE & SERJ> MERCHANT, 15' BRID^E Street, Carmarthen B lLLPOSTING and Advert.i8ln. in all ita National Telephone, 68. Bend for Prio. LiaLB BrLnobes throughout the Cmwt* vf Cumw- Tslegrftau, "Morris Merchant, Carmarthen." UMM, Pembroke, ead ICkrdicatL The PhjBicfna1^ I ■ I I r I I zH B 1 Cure for Gout, |K B IK I Ik ■ M Rheumatic Goat and Gravel. The UniTersal Remedy for Acidity of the m Stomach, Headache, Heartburn, Indigestion^ Barest and mow Sour Eructati-ons, Bilious Aifeotiona. Effective Aperient for »■ tA DlltNEFORD^ 8eguIø U: MAGNESIA MAGNESIA ¡ 14-16 H.P. DARRACQ CAR FOR SALE. LATEST 1910 MODEL. Hood, Screen. Lamps, and all Accessories. £ 195—A BARGAIN GIBBON BROOKS, Motor Works, OFF NORTH MORGAN ST., COWBRIDGE ROAD, CARDIFF. Moiiey m HE OLD-ESTABLISHED PROVINCIAL JL UNION BANK continues to LEND immense aume daily, from £ 10 to £ 6,000 on "Note of Hand alone" or other security. No office inquiry charges whatever. Moderate tnterest. Easy instalments. Special rate for short periods. Largest and most honourably conducted business in the Kingdom. Thousands of our regular customers have expressed their entire satisfaction in repeated transactions with ss. A gentleman from Bank will wait upon you at once with Cash. Call, or write (in ocnfidence) to Manager— STANLEY DOWDING, 1, Queen Square, Bristol CUPISS' CONSTITUTION BALLS IIAIlArA ^or Grease, Swelled HllnXrN LeSs. Cracked Heels, EIUUUi.U Coughs. Colds, Sore Throats, Disordered Liver, Broken Wind, Influenza, Loss of Appetite, &c.. &c. rv aTT! ip For Hide-bound, Star- l.tt I II p ing Coat, Hove or "••1 I 'LI* Blown Distemper, Sur- feit, Conditioning, Preserving Health, Scouring in Calves, &c. *1 rf W For Rot or Fluke, and V fc-l—l for keeping in Health, Assisting to get into Condition. Scouring in Lambs. &c. Prepared upwards of 5° years by the late FRAXCIS CUPISS, M.R.C.V.S., Diss, NORFOLK. Sold in packets is. 9d. and 3s. 6d. each, 7 small packets 10s. 6d., or 7 large 2rs. by Chemists and Medi- cine Vendors, or from FRANCIS CUPISS, Limited, t'he Wilderness, DISS, or. receipt of amount. Educational Announcement. HIG H SCHOOL FOR GiRLS, CARMARTHEN. President of the Connoil: THE LORD BISHOP OF ST..DAVID'8. Lady Principal: MISS A. F. CLARKE, B.A., London University. THE School give an Excellent Education OJS very Moderate Terms. Admirable accommodation for Boarders. Pupils prepared for LONDON MATRICULA- TION an other Public Examinations. Boys as well as girls can he received in the Pre- paratory Cia" and the KIXDERGARTON DE- PARTMENT. For full particulars, apply to the Lady Principal. Carmarthen County Schools THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Headmaster-E. S. ALLEN, M.A. (Cantab). COUNTY GIRLS' SCHOOL. Headmistress—MISS B. A. HOLME, M.A. Late Open Scholar of Girton College, Cambridge. Fee,s-El 9s. per term (inclusive; 3 terms in the year). Reduction for two or more members of the same family. Boarders can be received at both Schools. LLAXYBYTHER GRAMMAR SCHOOL. ¡ MR, S. STEPHENS, B.A., Inter. B.Sc., London, prepares Pupils for all Examinations. Numerous Successes. Next Term begins Jan. 9th, r 1911. (333 Shipping Announcements. I SOUTH & EAST AFRICA Royal Mail Route Union-Castle Line London and Southampton. WEEKLY Sailings by Royal Mail and Inter- mediate Steamers to Cape Colony, Natal, Delagoa Bay, Beira, and Mauritius, calling at Madeira, Canary Islands, Ascension, St. Helena. MONTHLY DIRECT SERVICE to EAST AFRICAN PORTS, via the Continent and Suez Canal. For Rates of Passage Money and all further in- formation. apply to the Managers, DONALD CUR-RIE & Co., LONDON. Or Local Agents. AUSTRALIA BY THE ORIENT LINE Under Contract, to carry His Majesty's Mails To FREMANTLE, ADELAIDE, MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, and BRISBANE, calling at G TBR ALT AR, MARSEILLES, NAPLES. PORT SAID, COLOMBO. Through tickets to NEW ZEALAND and TASMANIA. Tons. London. Marseilles. Naples. Ophir (tw. sc.) 6814.Dec. 9 .Dec. 15. Dec. 17 Orontes (tw. sc.) 9023 ..Dec. 23 .Dec. 29. Dec. 3i Orsova (tw. sc.) 12036.Jan. 6 .Jan. 12. Jan. 14 Otranto (tw. sc.).12129.Jan. 20 .Jan. 26 Jan. 28 Managerf.-F. GREEN & Co. and ANDERSON, ANDERSON & Co. Head Offices: Fenchurch Avenue, London. For, Passage apply to the latter iirm at 5, Fenchurch Avenue, E.C., or to AVert end Branch Office, 28. Cockspur Street, S.W.; or J. VAUGHAN EVANS, 6, Cowell St., Llanelly. ASSEMBLY ROOMS, CARMARTHEN. The 43rd Annual St. Peter's CHRISTMAS TtREE Thursday, January 5th, 1911. STALL-HOLDERS: FANCY STALL—The Vicarage. Do. —Mrs. Lester, Furnace Lodge. Do. AND Toy STALL—Miss White. King Street. REFRESHMENT STALL—Mr^. Arthur, Elm Lodge. FARMERS' STALL—Messrs. Bartlett Bros., Priory Street. MISCELLANEOUS STALL-Sr. PeterV Church Choir. FLOWER AND SWEET STALL-NIFC-. Pugh Evans and another. TEA STALL—Mrs. Stephen Morgan, 2, Spilman Street. COFFEE STALL—Mrs. John Morgan, Blue Street. Contributions will be thankfully received by any of the above. An Attractive ENTERTAINMENT in the Side Room. The Proceeds will be devoted towards Building a New Mission Room in Cumbrian Place. (658 Sales by Auction PARK YSEIRl NEAR FRANCIS WELL, CARMARTHEN.. JOHN FRANCIS & SON are instructed by Mr. T. Thomas to SELL by AUCTION, at the above place, at 3 p.m., on SATL'RDAY.- 10th December, 1910, a large quantity of useful GATES, Posts, Ladders. Wheelbarrows. Spokes. Firewood, and 6 STORE PIGS. (664 CARMARTHENSHIRE. SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARMS. MR. W. N. JONES has received instructions to offer for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Royal Ivy Bush Hotel, in the Town of Car- marthen, on SATURDAY, December 3rd 1910, the following Valuable FREEHOLD FARMS, viz. :— LOT I.-All. that Valuable Freehold Farm and Lands known as CWMCOTHI, in the Parish of Lianegwad, containing by admeasurement 52 Acres or thereabouts, lately in the occupation of Mr. John Evans. LOT 2.-All that Valuable Freehold Farm and Lands, known as PANTYMAEN, in the Parish of Llanwinio, containing by admeasurement 93 Acres or thereabouts, now in the occupation of Mr. G. R. Thomas as yearly tenant thereof. Lot 1 comprises some excellent Land, is well situated on a rising bank about 4 miles from Nantgaredig Station, and has a frontage of about a quarter-of-a-mile to the well-known River Cothi, .ne of the best Rivers in the County. Lot 2 it situate near Moriah Congregational Chapel. Blaenwaun, about 8 miles from St. Clears, and comprises some very desirable Land, well served with Water. The Roads leading to it are in excellent condition. Vacant possession of Lot 1 can be had on completion. Sale to commence' at 2.30 p.m. Plans, Particulars and Conditions of Sale will be ready shortly, and can be had from the Auctioneer, Ammanford, or Mr. D. Harries Bowen, Solicitor, Gorseinon and Pontardulais. Auctioneer's Offices, Ammanford, November 4th. 191C. (650 CARMARTHENSHIRE. PARISH OF LLANFIHANGEL-RHOSYCORN. Yf ESSRS. BEN. EVANS & EVAN S are instruc- ted to bELL by AUCTION, at the Black Lion Hotel, Llanybyther, on December 5th, 1910, at 2 p.m., the following Valuable Freehold Farm and Small Holdings, viz. :— Lot I.-All that Freehold Farm. called CLYN- WALIS, situate in the above Parish and Countv, containing 37a. Ir. 18p., or thereabouts, with the Dwelling House and Outbuildings thereon, held by Mr. Evan Evans as yearlv tenant. Lot 2.—A Freehold Small Holding. called PEN- RHIW, adjoining Lot 1. containing 6a. lr. 22p.. or thereabouts, with the Dwelling House. Stable, and Shed thereon, held by Mrs. Sarah Jones as yearly tenant. Lot 3^ All that Freehold Small Holding, called NANTYFEINEN. situate in the above Parish and County, containing 12a. lr. 17p., or thereabouts, to- e-ether with the Dwelling House. Stable, and Cow- house. thereon, in the occupation of Mr. David Thomas as yearly tenant at the annual rent of JB9. Further particulars may be obtained of the Auc- tioneers. Gwastod Abbot .Pencader. and Priorv- street, Carmarthen; or of Mr. W. J: Wallis-Jones, Solicitor. Pencader and Carmarthen. (651 DANYRALLT ESTATE, LLAN G ADOCK, CARMARTHENSHIRE. MESSRS. MORGAN, REES, & DAVIES HAVE been favoureo^vTiih instructions from Mer- vyn Peel, Esq.. to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION Subject to such < 'onciitions of Sale as shall then and there be produced), at the Golden Lion Inn, Llangadock, on WEDNESDAY, December 7th, 1910. at 2.30 o'clock in the afternoon. Several Lots of Valuable and Heavy STANDING TIMBER, comprising OAK. ASH, ELM. and other Timber Trees, together with 1,000 very heavy Oak Poles. The whole of the Trees are beautifully grown, and are very long and heavy, and are well worthy the attention of Timber Merchants, Colliery Pro- prietors. and others. The haulage in every lot is exceptionally easy. and the whole are within con- venient distance to Llangadock Railway Station. Credit on Approved Security. For all particulars apply to Morgan. Rees. and Davies, Auctioneers, Timber Valuers, Estate Agents and Surveyors, Llandovery, P.O. Tel. 13, IJandilo and Llangadock. (655 WOOLLEN FACTORY FOR SALE. EVANS BROS, will offer for SALE by PUBLIC JLJ AI CTION on the premises on WEDNES- DAY, December 14th, 1910. the above Leasehold Dwelling House. Woollen Factory, Outhouses, etc., situate in the Parish of Llandyssili-coso, Cardigan- shire. The Premises are well-built and commodiously- situated, with excellent water power. Lease 36 years unexpired ground rent, £ 10 2" 6d. Also the whole of the Machineries thereon (see Posters), to be sold ;n lots to suit purchasers. For further particulars anply to the Auctioneers, Llanybyther, or to Daniel Watkins, Esq., Solicitor Lampeter. (657 SALE ON FRIDAY NEXT. PENYBEDD, 2 Miles from Burry Port G.W.R. Station. Important Sale of Prime Fat Cattle, Sheep, and Pigs. LLO\D & THOMAS are favoured with instruc- tions from Messrs. J. R. Thomas and Sons to SELL by AITTION, at the above place on FRIDAY. December 9th, 1910, 60. Prime Christmas FAT CATTLE, comprising 1G Prime Two and Three-year-old Bullocks, 20 Prime Suet Cows. and 30 Maiden and other Heifers; 180 Fat Lambs, 45 Fat Porkers, and 4 Young Breeding Sows. Sale to commence at One o'cloct. CREDIT ON CONDITIONS. 656 AR W erth, Corgwn bach o'r rhvwogaeth goreu. Ymofyner a D- Thomas, Cwmhyar, Llaa- dyssul. (337g