Carnarvon and Denbigh Herald and North and South Wales Independent

TELEGRM. To Bovril. Folkestone 1S.S/90. JlaviDg just accomplished my feat of ,swimmirg the channel from Boulogne to Folkestone, my only food cn the passage was BO RIL, which was very sustaining. I cannot speaK too highly of it." DALTON. I TI4195 ottatial, tgal, «c. JOHN PARRY, DECEASED. Pursuant to an Act to Further Amend the Law of Property and to Believe Trustees (22 and 23 Vic., cap. 35), TVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all IV Persons having any Claims against the Estate ofKmN PAUIlv/late the Parish of Cl>nnog,m the County of tar narvon, Farmer, Deceased (who died on^e-lst January last, and Aduimi.strationoflns Estate and Effects was granted to fcuima; H0., d* of Penybryn aforesaid, Uidow, July last), are hereby required ticulars of their claims to the before the 30th September next, and Not Hereby also Given that after tha y ib t Emma Eliza Home will pr0ceed to di8tribu,e the assets of the deceased amongthe part its entitled thereto, having regard on y to the claims of which the no?™ shall then have notice, and th r g0 jjs. liable for the Assets or any p- claim tributed to any person of whose debt or claim she shall not have had notice. Dated this 18th day of August, 1890. PiCTON JONES AND ROBERTS, C4481 Solicitors, Pwllheli. ulIIit gtet'tUffS. LLEYN AND EIFIONYDD AGRICUL- TURAL SHOW. PBBSIDENT: HON. FREDERICK G. WYNT, Glynlliton. VICE-PRESIDENT Mr. W. HUMPHREYS, Aberkin. THE ANNUAL SHOW for this year will be held at PWLLHELI On THURSDAY, SEPFEMBERlYth, 1S90. List of Prizes and Entry Forms to be had from R. OWIiN JONES, Secretary. Pwllheli. 4th August, 1890. c4438 LLANDUDNO. THE FOURTEENTH ANNUAL RACES AND SPORTS will be held in THE COMMISSIONERS' FIELD on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th. 1890- Commencing at One o'clock. Entries close not later than the morning post of Wednesday, September 10th. Programmes and Entry Forms may be had of HUGH 0. EVANS, Secretary. Kinmel Villa, Adelphi Street, Llandudno. c4495 ASSOCIATION FOR PROMOTING THE EDUCATION OF GIRLS IN WALES. THE FOURTH ANNUAL meeting WILL BR HELD ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd, 1890, AT THK UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, BANGOR. MRs. WALTER THOMAS IN THE CHAIR. at 4.30 p.m. Public Meeting at 5 p.m. The Meeting will be addressed by the Lord Bishop of Bangor; Dr. Danifcll, Edinburgh; f. E. Ellis, Esq.. M.P.: Mrs. Dilys Glynne Jones (Hon. Sec.); Principal Viriamu Jones, Cardiff; and others. Admission Free by Ticket to be obained on application to the lion. Sec., Mrs. Dilys Glynue Jones, Glyndyl, Bangor. c4509 ijttnbcrs. TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. Tenders are required for the BUILDING of an ENTRANCE LODGE on the Coed Helen of an ENTRANCE LODGE on the Coed Helen Estate. The Plans and Specifications may be seen, and full particulars obtained at my office, on and after Monday, the 8th day of September next. Tenders to be sent to Lloyrt Hughes, Esq., Coed Helen, Carnarvon, on or before Saturday morning, the 13th September. The lowest or any Tender will inot necessarily be accepted. RICHARD ,J. DAVIDS, C.E. Glan Helen, Carnar-, on, Aug. 28th, 1890. c4506 Jnsuranxc. DEATH AND DISABLEMENT BY ACCIDENT. THE RAILWAY PASSENGERS' ASSURANCE COMPANY. Assures £1000 at Death and full Benefits a E4 per annum. Hon. EVELYN ASHLEY,ICliairmctn. Annnal Income, £ 250,000. 80,000 Annual Policyholders. Invested Capital and Reserve Fund, £ 285,000. Compensation Paid, £ 2,750,000. West End Office:- 18, GRAND HOTEL BUILDINGS, W.C. Head Office: 64," CORNHILL, LONDON, E.C. W. D. MASSY, | Secretaries a2062 alt. A. VIAIs, ) INSTITUTED A.D. 1696. JJAND-IN-HAND INSURANCE GOCIETY (MUTUAL, BOTH FIRE AND LIFE). LIFE—Profits divided Annually. FIRE -Quinquennially or Septennially. BONUSES LARGE. Expenses Moderate. No Personal Liability. ANNUAL INCOME, £ 318,609. ACCUMULATED FUNDS, £ 2,362,265. No. 26, NEW BRIDGE STREET, RP. Y1382 c204t Iftterarji. THE "GRAPHIC." CONTAINS every Saturday, Illustr i ons by the best Artists, of all the current events of importance, portraits of celebrated persons, and original drawings.Sold by all Booksellers for 6d., or post free 6 £ d., from the Office, 190, Strand, London, W.C. c711 ARGENTINE REPUBLIC. THE ARGENTINE GOVERNMENT are GRANTING 300 Acres of Good LAND, Wire-fenced, with House and Water Supply to immigrant agriculturists. Also Assisted Passages to Welsh Agriculturists Labourers, Miners, Masons, Millers, Quarrymen, Coppers and others. Employment guaranteed landing, lodging, board and conveyance all this free. NO FEES. Pamphlets, supplied free. Apply to A ALDANA, Chief of the Information Office in Wales. Chales Street Chambers. Cardiff. o4267yl698 HAVE YOUR MAGAZINES BOUND AT THE HERALD" OFFICE. CARNARVON JCoderftte Terms. Beat YVorkmaaship [ education. ( SCIENCE CLASSES. PRIVATE LESSONS and EVENING CLASSES IN SCIENCE. PREVIOUS STUDENTS very successful—NO FAILURES. Special Courses adapted to the requirements of lingineers' Apprentices and Pharmaceutical Chemists. Further particulars from ALFRED WILLIAMS, LC715 WATERLOO PORT. LADIES COLLEGE. BR Y JS T YSILIO, CARNARVON, PRINCIPALS The MISSES SHISAD, Certificated: Cambridge University and Trinity College, London. School duties were resumed Sept. 4th, 1890. c35 ST. DAVIDS L- OOL, CARNARVON (in Union with the Society of Science, Letters ani Arts). PRINCIPALS THE M I.S S E S JONES. Assisted by Resident Certificated Governesses and Masters. Highest references. Terms on Application. Next quarter com- mences Monday August 25th, 1890. c2087 THE GRAMMAR AND COLLEGIATI SCHOOL, CARNARVON. ESTABLISHED 1836. PRINCIPAL—MR. J. LEWIS JONES, B.A., High Honourman, Prizeman First Rank Senioi Moderator and Gold Medalist of Trinity College Dublin. ASSISTED BY AN EFFICIENT STAFF OF TUTORS. PUPILS are carefully prepared for the Public Schools, Universities, Preliminary Exami- nations in Law and Medicine. A Special Class for Young Men preparing foi Examinations is held from 7 p.m. till 9 p.m. each evening except Fridays and Saturdays. Pupils. attending this class have been very suc- cessful in their examinations. Terms on application to Headmaster. MARINE iiOARl) TIXAMINATFONST EXTRA Masters. Ordinary Masters, First Mates, and Second MA' es, prepared for Examination, at Captain Norbury's Academy, 33, Saint J ames:Street, Park Lane. Liverpool. C1996 MORAVIAN JJY' SCHOOL, FAIRFIELD, MANCHESTER. SLOYD taught. Next term begins SKPTEM- kJ BER 16th. For Prospectus apply Rev. N. Birtill. c445- tfEAUMAPJs SCHOOL. NEXT TERM begins SEPTEMBER Pith. There will be an Entrance Examination at 9.30, at which 6 Exhibitions of 115 and EIO will be offered for competition to natives of North Wales under 14. Subjects: English and Elementary Mathematics. c4463 MANCHESTER tiHAMMAii SCHOOL. I, THE Term begins TUESDAY, SEPTEMBRR 16th, 1890. Entrance Examination, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15th,at 9 a.m. Prospectuses, Forms of Application, &c., may be had at the School.— OWEN W. COX, Clerk and Receiver. N,B.-Boardiug House open under the sanction ( of the Governors. c4429 MODERN LANGUAGES. HERR SCHNIDT, Teacher of Modern Lan- j guagee, gives Private Lessons in French, > German. Italian, and Spanish. Classes are held every Thursday in the ational School. Terms vpry moderate. Highly recommended by the Vicar and Princrpal Faircliild. -Apply. The College, T arnarvon. c4488 LIVERPOOL HIGH SCHOOL FOR < GIRLS. BELVIDERE ROAD. NPIIE BOARDING HOUSE in connection JL with above will Re-open SEP TEMBEB 15th. For Terms apply Mrs. Huntington, 5, Grosvenor Terrace, Belvidere Road. c4497 FRENCH, GERMAN, ITALIAN AND LATIN. MR. SCHELLING'S CLASSES at the People's Cafe, Castle Square, RK-OPEN for the Autumn Term on WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 1st, at 3, 6, and 7 p.m. Also thorough coaching, both privately and in class, for University Examina- tions. Terms strictly moderate.—For testimonials and references, from past and present pupils, apply to Mr, Schelling, 2, Gordon Terrace, Bangor. c4510 —— — — MORFA HOUSE HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, CONWAY. PBINCIPAL :"Miss JOHN (In honours at the Cambridge Higher Examination for Wo a:en, and Mathematical Exhibitioner U.C. W.). SOUND and liberal Education according to best modern methods. Thorough preparation for Public Examinations. Special" ttentioc to health and diet. Lawn Tennis, &c. Summer Term hegan\MAY 5th. Terms, &c., on application. a4155 FRIARS SCHOOL, BANGOR. HEADMASTER: W. GLYNN WILLIAMS, M.A., First-class Classical Tripos 1874; formerly Foundation Scholar of St. John's College, Cambridge, and Assistant Master at Tonbridge School; Assisted by a Staff of Four Masters, Three of whom are Graduates of Cambridge. RECENT SUCCESSES:— Members' Prize for English Essay open to the University of Cambridge. First and Second Class, Classical Tripos. Major Scholarships of over £O at Trinity College, Cambridge. Open Scholarships at Trinity Hall, Queen's College, and Corpus College, Cambridge. Scholarships and Exhibitions at the Uni- versity College of North Wales, in Classics, Mathematics, English, and French. Numerous Certificates and Marks of Distinc- tion in the Cambridge Local Examinations. THERE have recently been established an Upper and a Lower Modern Form, in neither of which Latin or Greek is taught. In the UpDer (which is under the charge of Mr. H. D'Albertanson, B.A., of Peterliouse, Cambridge, formerly of Battersea Training College, and S. Kensington), the subjects are Scripture, English (Essay Writing, Literature and History), French, Botany, Drawing (Model and Freehand), Geo- graphy, Arithmetic (including "Long-tots"), Book-keeping, and Shorthand (Oxford System). In the Lower the subjects are of a more Elementary Character. Tuition Fees, £8 and £10; Boarding Fee, S42 per annum. The School will re-opan after the Midsummer Holidays at 9.30 a.m. on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25th. For further particulars apply to the Head- master. c4411 UNTIDINESS IN THE HOUSE REMOVE one cause of it, by having your Magazines and Pamphlets NEATLY BOUND. Cheapest House in the Trade- Herald Office, Camarvon; a iiy a 1) 5. LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY COACH TOURS IN NORTd WALES. smASON 1800. ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE for AL a series of combined nail and Coach Tours in North Wales for the Season of 1890, embracing all the principal points of interest, including Llanberis (for Snowdon), the Pass of Llanberis, Bettwsycoed, Swallow Falls.Fairy G!en, Conway Falls, Pandy Mill Falls, Penmachno, Trefriw, Capel Curig, Base of Mnel Siabod, Penygwryd (for Snowdon), Beaumaris, Bangor, Carnarvon, Penrbyn Slate Quarries, Vale, of Nant Francon, Vale of ant GwynRnt, Beddgelert, Aberglaslyn (Pass and Bridge), Barmouth, Portmadoc, Aber- ystwyth, and the Festiniog Narrow Gauge Rail- way (the Toy Railway) Programmes giving full particulars of times, fares, &c., with a brief description of the routes taken, can be obtained gratuitously at the stations. All information respecting these Tours may be obtained on application to Mr. E. Wood, District Superintendent, Chester, or of the respective Coach proprietors. G. FINDLAY, General Manager Euston Station, May, 1890. c4235 CAMBRIAN RAILWAYS. ON MONDAYS, SKPTKJIBER 1st. Sth, 15th. 22nd, and 29th, 1890, CHEAP DAY EXCURSION TICKETS will be issued to Towyn, Aberdovey, Borth, Barmouth, and Aberystwyth, at the following times and fares: -Third-cluss Fares for the double journey fr,m. Pwllheli, 6 a.m., Afonwen,615 a.m., to B».ruiouth 2s. Id., to Towyn and Aberdovey 2 Hd" to Borth 2s. 9d., to Aberystwyth 3s. Id.; Unccieth, 621 a.m., to Barmouth Is. 10d.. to Towyn and Aberdovey 2s. 6d., to Borth 2s- 9d., to Aberystwyth, 3s. ld.; Portmadoc, 630 a.m., Minffordd, 634 a.m., Penrhyndeudraeth, 638 a.m., Talsarnau, 6 42 a.m., to Barmouth Is. 7d., to Towyn and Aberdovey 2s. (id.. to Borth 2s. 9d., to Aberystwyth, 3s. Id.; Harlech, 6 50 a.m., L!anbedr and Pensarn, 6 58 a.m., Dyffryn, 7 8 a.m., to Towyn and Aberdovey 2s., to Borth 2s. 9d., Aberystwyth 3s. Id. Dolgelley,6 55 a.m., Penmaenpool, 7 a.m., to Towyn and Aberdovey Is. 6d., to Borth 2s- 6d., to Aberystwyth 2s. 7d.; Barmouth, 7 20 a.m., to Towyn and Aberdovey Is. 6d., to Borth 2s. 6d., to Aberystwyth 2s. 7d.; Arthog,7 15 a.m., Barmouth Junction, 7 27 a.m., to Towyn and Aberdovey Is., to Borth 2s. 6d., to Aberystwyth 2s. 7d.; Llwyngwril, 7 35 a.m to Borth 2s. 3d., to Aberystwyth 2s. 4d.; Towyn, 7 50 a.m., to Borth Is. Od., to Aberystwyth 2s. Id.; Aberdovey, 8 a.m., to Borth Is. 3d., to Aber- ystwyth Is. 7d. Children over Three and under Twelve, Half-price. First-class at double the Third-class Fares. Fares to Aberystwyth include admission to the Promenade Pier, and those to Barmouth to the Barmouth Bridge. Passengers return same day as under:—From Aberystwyth, 530 p.m.; Borth, 5 52 p.m.; Aberdovey, 6 44 p.m.; Towyr, 654 p.m.; Barmouth, 7 35 p.m. J. CONACHER, Secretary and General Manager. Oswestry, August, 1890. a4496 CAMBRIAN RAILWAYS. THE NATIONAL EISTEDDFOD OF WALES AT BANGOR, SEPTEMBER 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th, lROO,-Oll each of the above dates CHEAP EXCURSION TICKETS will be issued to BANGOR as under :— From Portmadoc, on September 2nd, 845 a.m.; September 3rd, 4th, and 5th, 7 or 10 18 a.m. Criccieth, September 2nd, 8 55 a.m.; September 3rd, 4th, and 5th., 7 10 or 10 3l R.:c. Pwllheli. 9 a.m.; September i.I;:ol, 4tb, and 5th, 7 10 or 10 10 Third-class Fares for the Double Journey One day tickets issued on September 2nd, 3rd, -1tJ¡, and 5th, 2s. 6d.; two or three days tickets issued on September 2ad, 3rd, and 4th, 3s. 6d, Children under Three years of age, Free; above Three and under Twelve, Half-price. First- class Tickets issued ut Double the third-class Fares. NOTICE OF IhTunN. Holders of One Day Tickets Return each day as follows: Oll September 2nd at 9 50 p.m. from Bangor; September 3rd, 4th, and 5th at 8 50 p.m. Holders of Two or Three Days' f icket from Bangor as under Tickets issued on September 2nd will be available to return on September 3rd or 4th at 7 25 p.m. do. 3rd will be available to return on September 4th or 5th at 7 25 p.m.; lo. 4th will be available to return on September 3th at 7 25 p.m. J. CONACHER, Secretary ansl General Manager. Oswestry, August. 1890. c4512y gEST "^AY TO ^NOWDON8 BEDDGELERT, ABEHGLASLYN PA S3, LAKE IQUELLYN AND THE FINEST SCENER.Y IN NOTITH WALES. NORTH WALES NARROW GAUGE RAILWAYS. SNOWDON AND BEDDGELERT DISTRICT. rpHIS Railway (the Gauge of which is only M Two Feet) passes through some of the most Picturesque Scenery in Wales. Starting from Dinas Station, three miles from Carnarvon, on the London and North-Western Railway, the Line ascends for two miles at a gradient of 1 in 48, to Tryfan Junction, whence a Branch goes up to Bryngwyn. Thence the Line runs through the Valley ef Bettws Garmon, following from Waenfawr to Rhyd-ddu the same route as that taken by the Coaches from Carnarvon to Beddgelert. The Scenery at this point becomes most picturesque. Lake Quellyn is a beautiful expanse of water, upwards of a mile in length, and a quarter of a mile in width. It abounds with fish of all kinds; the fishing is free, and boats can be hired for fishing or excursions on the Lakes at the Snow- don Ranger Hotel, which is close to Snowdon Station. Here a fine view of Snowdon and its rugged precipices is obtained. The ascent can be made from this place, the distance being about tb'ree miles to the summit. From Snowdon Station to Rhyd-ddu, the terminus, the Line ascends con- tinuously. From this point the Line winds along the mountain sido by rugged rocks and through wild > seener3,, not to be surpassed for its grandeur in ) Wales, until it reaches Rhyd-ddu. The view from this portion of the Line, from the Bridge to Rhyd- ddu, is very fine, and can only be obtained from the Raii way. The shortest and best ascent of Snowdon :s made from Rhyd-ddu, the distance to the summit being only 2^ miles, against 5 miles from Llanberis. 2 Rhyd-ddu Station is situated em the side of Snowdon itself, and the path (which is a good cartway for nearly half the ascent) leads directly frdm it. Guides meet all Trains. Rhyd-ddu is about Three Miles distant from Beddgelert; the road passes by the curious rock known as Pitt's Head, from its likeness to the profile of that eminent statesman. Tourists by this Railway have time to visit Beddgelert, the Grave of Gelert, and Pont Aberglaslyn, and can return by the same Route, or can proceed by Coach to Llanberis, and thence to Carnarvon by the London and North-Western Railway, and back to Llandudno, &c. Conveyances meet all Trains on arrival at Rhyd-ddu. Arrangements have now been made for passengers to be booked through to Beddgelert from Dinas. Tickets, which will include the Rail and Coach Fares, can be obtained at Dinas Station. r- The isrd Class Single Fare Dinas to Beddgelert, is Is. 9d.; return do., 3s. Trains do not run on Sundays. S. TANNER. Secretary and General Manager, Dina Station, near Carnarvon. a4256 NOW IS THE TIME TO HA VB YOUR MAGAZINES BOUND. The Herald Office, Carnarvon, turns out he Best Work.- Write for Terms U$in155 hhrl$$.t$. I L A K E AND CO. BREWERS AND AIALTSTE KS, THE BREWEBY, BANGUIR.. ALL ALES BREWED FROM CHOICEST MALT AND HOPS'. PRICE Li I S.T:. Per Firkin Per Kilderkin Pe? Barrel. (9 Gallons). (18 Gallons). (.^S Gnilons ) XXXX STRONG ALE STOCK 13s. 6d. 27s. 54s. J XXX MILD ALE 12s. 24s. 48s. XX MILD ALE lis. 22s. 44s. I.P.A. 13s. 6d. 27s. 54s. P.A. 12s. 248. 48s. A.X. BITTER ALE lis. 22s. 44s. T.A. LIGHT BITTER 8:3. 16" 32s. D. STOUT I as. 6d. 27.8. 54s PORTER lis. 22s. 44s. DISCOUNT AT THE RATE OF 2s. prit 36 GALLONS FOB CASH ON DELIVERY. ORDERS BY POST PUNCTUALLY' ATTENDED TO BLAKE & CO. are now booking orders for their Season Brewed Ales to be delivered as required, and guaranteed sound. el892yl295 — — — [ 4tt $. *U0 c279 THOS. JONES & CO., ARE NOW OPEN TO APPOINT AGENTS IN THIS DISTRICT FOR THE SUPPLYING OF FAMILIES WITH THEIR SUPERIOR j TEAS AND COFFEES. j Application for terms— 9, PARKER STREET, LIVERPOOL. | <1'I # __4124- •VI •• •• Only VL wlove for cleanliness encourages her to toil ( unremittingly in the struggle with dirt. Only tlnose who know that incessant drudgery means the accumulation of trouble, loss of rest, recreation, and nerve-power, causing heartbreaking worry and premature decay-only those who can and will appreciate the duxerence between a good and bad soap are asked to give a trial to Sunlight Soap, the preservative of health. w4B do not ask: you to use Sunlight Soap without proving its value for yourself; and that you may make this trial, we have authorized I all dealers to return the money to any dissatisfied purchaser. Do yom love fair p]Lmy ? Then give Sunlight Soap a trial! D p\A/ ADC not aH°w other Soaps said to be the same as the Sunlight" UCVVrlfll—i to be palmed off upon you. If you do you must expect to be disappointed. See that you get what you ask for, and that the word Sunlight disappointed. See that you get what you ask for, and that the word Sunlight is stamped upon every tablet, and printed upon every wrapper. ° I «■ ELLIS'S MINERAL WATERS. SOLE ADDRESS:— R, EXiXiia & SON. RUTHIN. NORTH WALES. 84034 I pijyTOfi SEAS89*. I IFOESST, FRUIT,{ = & ALL OTHER = TREES & PLANTS, I EVERGREErdS, SOSES, &c. I N V; ItsE IfIJ^i 4QO ACHES. i I VERY EXTENSIVE STOCK. Inspection Invited* | H Priced Catalogues Gratis &. Post Fres. | | I> I<CKSO IM 3 i CIESTER. ;111111111111111111111:11 'I 1111 1III11I tlllilll I,'i II111I1I1111 UIIUIIIUIIII:IlUlUIIIII:IlIIlIIt: C4502 IL TOTTENHAM COURT ^GAftVEp~OAK PUR NITQRE5;\ 10 '& < 'a''< I CSnflXTESkPESICftlS FREE ^S/cT /aQ All goods Carriage paid, c4Q89 GUNN BROTHERS, MERCHANT TAILORS, HOLYHEAD. J. K ELL Y, HAIR- DRESSER, &C-, 8, BANGOR, STREET, CARNARVON (OPPOSITE THE FRBE LIBRARY). LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S Wigs, Scalps, Human Hair Plaits, Switches, aad Tails made on the roost improved principle. Plaits from Is. 6d. upwards. Ladies' Combings made into coils or plaits to any length. Pears' Soap, Is. Tablets for 8d. 6d. Tablets for Sid- All To ilet necessaries supplied. J)R. JONES, D-D-S. &c., SURGEON DENTIST, OPPOSITE THE MARKET, BANGOR. DR. JONES visits Llangefni every Thursday at Liedwigan itoad. Amlwch, with Mr. Hughes, Stationer, Sep- tember 2nd and 30th, October 28th, November 25th, and December 23rd, 1890. At home every day except Tuesdays anc Thursday8 alo71 j iHoncij. MONET LENT WITHOUT BILL OF SALE.— A- Private Gentleman is desirous of making advances upon Promissory Note alone, at 5 per cent interest to male or female, without sureties and strictly private, for any term not exceeding 10 years. —A ly for prospectus and scale of repayments to G H. SitovE, Esq., 21, John Street, Adelph London, W.C. c4052 MONEY.—A Private Gentleman is willing to make cash advances from £5 to E500 to all respectable persons, male or female. Shopkeepers, Farmers, Cow-keepers, and others for long or short periods on their own note of hand, at a reasonable rate of interest.-Apply, by letter only, wmch will receive prompt attention, to J. Lewis, 120, Queen Koad, Ev-firton, Liverpool. a!269 A Private Gentleman with spare capital at xi his command will make Cash at Advance, at a reasonable rate of interest, to respectable applicants. Also to Farmers, Tradesmen, Pro- | fessional Gentlemen, and others, on their own note of hand. All letters will receive prompt attention; distance no object.— Apply, G. Roberts, 23, Kenilworth Road, Seacombe, Cheshire. a4313 j CASH ADVANCED.—BILLS DISCOUNTED. LARGE AND SMALL AMOUNTS. Advice and Assistance to Firms and Private Persons requiring financial help.—Address, CROWTHER, 45, Finsbury Pavement, London. C44DS MONEY I MONEY {I MONEY • '.—MONEY Laa* at a few hoaiV actio*, frw £ 3 to ou note of D>nd, to all raowtabo Pn8 fc:;¡¡'e or female), Clergyman, Prefttwionol Gentien. hop- .on, keeper- Farroen, Cab and Cur Proprietor*, end others, for long or short periods; alao on de->o^t of GOLD and SILVER PLATE, DIAMONDS, DOCK BONDS, kc. Advances aluo made en Freehold or Leasehold Property.—Apply perwm&llv, or by letter (which will receive prompt attention), R. JONHS. Mortgage Broker, Venice Chambers, 61, Lord Street, Li,orp,ol.P S.-Strietwi secrecy may be relied OD n ?)' traneartions. Pleu* no to Addrew, &4M THE STOCK EXCHANGE. MEMBERS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE are NOT ALLOWED to ADVERilSEfor business purposes or to issue circulars to persons other than heir own principals. Brokers cr Agents who advertise are not in any way connected with the Stock Exchange, or under the control of the Committee. Lists of Members of The Stock Exchange who act as stock and sharej brokers. may be obtained on application to FRANCIS LEVJEN, Secretary to The Committee of The Stock Ex- change, Committee Room, The Stock Exchange, London. E.C. al7 MONK V LENTbYR PRIVATE GENTLEMAN A.7-W- UPON NOTE OF HAND, WITHOUT lHLL of SAr- E or LOAN OFlrCE ROUTiNE, Fr- m £ 15 to £ 500 at 5 per cent. To Ladies and Gentleiien, Fitrtutrs, CieTfcs, Rllop- kefjior.s. and other r^.v[minihie t.er,-mis on their own personal security, ard to;ts-,ist in t."Cifig or opening a hti.«ineis also m-.ulc Keversimts. Shares, Policies, frivnte In.-nines, Furnittm? «n<l tl), It (-itl;ct,t tr,\v„ orcouiitiy v.-ith«mt any delay.—Apply pers-itia: v. or Li,i i i e t" liie Lender, Mil ntrl-K OS^ORN ROUSE, 11, SPRIUTF TIARDJ-IIS, rr..s-, LoU^jU!! t* W. h2 5 c4336 mEE UNIVERSAL PRIVATK LOAN OFFICE JL SIR THOMAS'S BUILDINGS, Corner of WHITECHAPEL, LIVERPOOL, Loans from £ 5 to £ 3000. | M. LLOYD having a large amount of capital at his command, is prepared to make Advances from £ 2 to £ 1000 at a few hours notice, and at the most i easocable terms, to respectable Householders (male or female), Clerks, Tradesmen, Clergymen, Gentle- men, Farmers, Shopkeepers, Cab and Car Proprietors, and others, and also to assist parties into Business, j The strictest secrecy may be relied upon. Distance no object. Repayment to suit the convenience of f liorrowers. Mortgages arranged. P'ease note A ddress. N.B.—All letters will receive immediate attention a2022 I« a2022 I« 7VTEW ORIENTAL BANK CORPORATION JA (Limited). West-End Office, 25, Cockspur Street, S.W. Edinburgh Office, 23, St. Andrew Square. ) Dundee Office, 6, Panmure Street. ¡' Branches and Agencies—Australia, India, Ceylon, China, Japan, Straits, Madagascar, Mauritius, Seychelles, Aden, Paris, New York, ) San Francisco. ( The Bank receives deposits, buys and sells J bills of exchange, buys foreign coupons and interest warrants, makes telegraphic transfer, ( issues letters of credit and circular notes, forwards bills for collection, and transacts banking and agency business generally. INTERRST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. At 3 months' notice 3 per cent. per annum. At 6 months' notice 4 „ „ J At 12 months' notice „ For 3 years certain 5" The fullest information can be obtained at any of the Branches, or at the Head Office, 40 < Thread needle Street, E.C. c2053 « -—-————— ————————————— —————— ] MONEY LENT WITHOUT SURETIES OR f the slightest publicity by THE EMPIRE DEPOSIT BANK, 3, Adelaide Street, Charing Cross, London, as 1 follows:— £ 30—Twelve monthly repayments of £ 2 12 6 50 4 7 6 100 „ „ „ 8 15 0 1 250 „ „ „ 21 17 6 other-amounts: in prcportion. The sum applied for is advanced in full, free of all deductions upon the applicant's | SIMPLE PROMISSORY NOTE, WITHOUT SURETIES OR BILL OF SALE. or, if preferred, the money can be borrowed for a stated period, from one to five years, interest only being paid in the meantime. By this means the borrower is enabled to make thorough use of the money before being called upon for repayment. This is particularly acceptable to those who only turn their capital over at stated periods, such as Farmers and Professional Gen- ilemen, who have to give such extended credit.. For further particulars see Prospectus, which J will be sent free on application. ] HENRY OUNSTED, Manager. N.B.—Banking Accounts opened, Bills Dis- counted, and Cheque Books issued. c4191yl6 8 — ARTHUR F. HASLAM (Successor to the late William G. Haslam), LAND SURVEYOR, ESTATE AND HOUSE AGENT, MEN AIRBRIDGE. c4000yl48 GALVANIZED CORRUGATED IRON ROOFING SHEETS. Large quantity of Slightly Defective Sheets:— 5 ft. long by 2 ft. wide, Is. 3d. each. 0 „ „ „ Is. 6d. „ 7 „ „ „ is. lod. „ 8 11 9) 2s. ld, 9 „ „ 2s. 6d. „ 10 „ „ „ 3s. Od. „ For all practical purposes the above? are as good as perfect sheets, being water-tight, fire- proof, &c. Galvanized Ridging, Gutters, and Down! Spouting, Nails, Screws, Washers, &c., and all Materials for fixing. BRUCE AND STILL, CONTR 4-CTORS FOR IRON ROOFS AND BUILDINGS, 75, NORFOLK STREET, LIVERPOOL. I 78axh Shipping. -R- DELIGHTFUL SEA EXCURSIONS Between KORTH WALES AXP LIVERPOOL, TV>ICi2 EACH WAY DAILY (Sundays excepted), leather and circumstances permitting. FRINGE ARTHUR leaves cach morning- r*^nai nf and Bangor at 8.30 a.m. Beaumaris, in, *ai,dudno 1!) a.m. arriving- in Liverpool about ■> except Monday morning, when she leaves Menai Bndg-e and Bnngor at 6 a.m.; Beaumaris, 6.20; Liand,idno, J arriving in Liverpool about IJ a.m. T RINCESS leaves the Prince's Landing btage at 9.45 a.m calling at Llandudno aoout 1., lo p.m. for the Menai Straits. Eeturniiig J 6r> ai iiridge and Bangor at 3 p m.; Beaumaris, 7 30 °' » arriving in Liverpool about Return Tickets are available by either Steamer. Lui)clll-r).-i, Dinners, and Teas are served on Board. Fur fares and other information, see Posters and Handbills, or apply to Mr. John Hughes, Steam Boat Vinarf, Menai Bridge; John Bennett, Church Walks, Dandudiio or to the Otfices of the Liverpoo;, Llan- dudco, and Welsh Coast Steamboat Co. Ltd., 2A Old Church Yard, L.iver; oo). c20Ulyl9r2t>9 GEORGE LOBLEY, Secretary. LIVEUPOOL AND LLANDUDNO IN TWO HOURS NEW NORTH WALES STEAMSHIP COMPANY. The ma,-ilifcent.Pdddle-Steamer "s T- T UDNO," DAILY SAILINGS (SUNDAYS^EXCEPTED), Weather and other circumstances permitting. Leaves L)ue p.m. Leaves ( Due p.m. Liverpool ] Llandudno 12 30 Garth J Beaumaris 3.10 .1.0.30 a.m. J Beaumaris 130 Ferry J Llandudno 4.30 GaTtaFerry I4.I 3 p.M. (Liverpool T.30 Weekly tickets, First Saloon, 15s. Monthly „ „ 25s. For further particulars reg.irding fares &c., apDly to T. E. BARLOW, Manager. 20 V ater Street, Liverpool. N.B.—OIL and after 1st September, the St. Tudno will leave Garth Ferry, Beaumaris, and Llandudno, half-an-hour earlier than hitherto. cl081yl639r273 WHITE STAR LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS; LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK", via QUEENSFOWIf. FEVRBY Wkdjjksdaj. ORWARDING Passengers to all part* of THT United .States and Canada. • THE ID vessels of this Line are all nniform LNM. QN AN-■ arrangements, and unsurpassed in the compie RE:- of their appointments for tile comfort of PASSENGER ,V OF all classes. Salo. n Passaee, E12 to JS22, and upwards. Seeond Cabin. £8 and L9. Steerage Passage at low rates. Appiy to Robert Owen, Ship and Insurance broker and Wilham John Williams. 7. Market Street, Carnar- von Richard Roberts, Bethesda; O. E. Parry, Slate Merchant, D ">lwyddelen David Rowlands. Penygraig W. M Jones, Church Street, Llangefni; Rober Pntcnard, 5 High Street, Llangefni R. G Roberts. Rock Cottage, Creigiau Mawr, Talvsarn Hugh Hughes, 7, Market Row. Amlwch W. D. Jones Auctioneer and Valuer, Old Bank, Holyhead; W. 0 Williams, Denbigh Street. Llanrwst; R. C. Evans 1, Minafon, L'olgelly; or to ISMAYIMRIB & Co., 34, Leadenhall Street, London, E.C., aiad to Water Street. Liverpool. cl7 AMERICAN LINE. UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS LIVERPOOL TO PHILADELPHIA EVERY WEDNESDAY. First-Class, full-powered, Iron Steamships. ACCOMMODATION for passengers equal to auy European Line. Passengers and Goods landed at Philadelphia en the Wharf of the PENNSYLVANIA RAIL- ROAD. THIS IS THE SUORTEST AND BEST ROLTJP TO THE WEST. A,,>ply to RICHARDSON, SPENCE, AND CO. 13 and 2V Water Street, LIVERPOOL. LOCAL AGENTS:— W J. Williams, 7, Market Street, Carnarvon Aicliard Roberts, Bethesda. Stephen ttobets Glynlifon Hotel, Blaeusu restinioc:. C 21 Y ANCHOR LINE. LIVERPOOL 10 NEW YORK, ViA QUEENSTOWN, EXPRESS SERVICE. t- S. CITY OF ROME. THIS mvnificent Steamship will Sail from LIVE! OOL to NEW YORK (Via Queens- town), on SATURDAY Sept- 6. SATURDAY Oct. 4 Saiool1 Rate?, 112 to Guineas, according to position, &c., of Stateroom. Return Tickets at moderate rates. Intermediate ;-nd Steerage Passages at Low Rates Apply to HENDERSON BROTHERS, Mersey Chambers, Old Churchyard, and 17, Water Street, Liverpool; or to Henry J. Williams, Estate Agent Caelwycgrydd or to H. Hughes, 7, Market Row Amlwch. 1995 ALLAN LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS TO CANADA AND UNITED STATES. Saloon 10 to 18 Guineas; Intermediate, f,6 6s. Steerage, L4. CHEAPEST AND MOST EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE J to all parts of Canada, Manitoba, and North- West Territory and BRITISH Columbia, and also to the Western States of America. Special Emigrant and rourist rates. i hrongh trains daily from Ocean to Dcean," and Emigrant Sleeping Cars without extra charge. A liberal allowance of baggage free. Wes- tern bound emigrants accompanied by a Special :onduct.or. Prof. Fream's new report and all th9 atest maps and pamphlets free on application to Mian Brothers and Co., Liverpool; or to W. J. Alilliams, 7, Market Street, Carnarvon; W. D. Jones Did Bank, Holyhead; R. G. Humphreys, Bookseller High Street, Portmadoc. a22 STEAM COMMUNICATION BKXWKBN LIVERPOOL, BANGOR. MENAI BRIDQ E AND CARNARVON. LIVERPOOL, CARNARVON AND MENAI STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.—The luickeat and cheapest Goods transit between Liverpool md North Wales.—The Steamers PRINCE JA JA, vING 'JA JA, or other steamers leaves the West hde, Trafalgar Dock, Liverpool, every Wednesday, with goods for Beaumaris, Bangor, Menai Bridge, tnd Carnaivon, Every Saturday for Bangor, klenai Bridge, and Carnarron. For Freights, &c., Lpply at the Company's Offices, Messrs Richards, dills, and Co., 18, James Street, Liverpool; or at "araarvon, John Roberts, Company's Warehouse S'ew Harbour. N.B.—To insure shipment, all Goods should be lelivered by noon on day of sailing, cv LOBE FURNISHI-NG COMPANY COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 12, 14, 16, AND 18, PEMBROKE PLACE, LIVERPOOL. BURNISHED FOR CASH, OR ON THE HIRE- PURCHASE SYSTEM, AT CASH PRICES. THE GLOBE FURNISHING COMPANY, the 'oldesc-establishedand by far the most extensive Furnishers on the Hire-Purchase System in the provinces, supply every requisite for the complete Furnishing of Cottage, Hotel, or Mansion consider- ably cheaper than the majority of those firms who sell for cash only. This we are able to do through having a very large capital at command, and being the bona-hde manufacturers of the principal Goods WE tell. NO SECURITY REQUIRED, NO EXTRA EX PENSES, ON OUR HIRE-PURCHASE SYSTEM. The fair and equitable manner in which our business is carried on and our reasonable terms and low prices are so well known throughout the North of England and Wales as to render further comment nnecessary. General terms, which, however, can be altered to suit the convenience of customers. Payments Weekly, Monthly, or Quarterly:— Amount of Purchase. Payment per week. £ 10 103 6 Y,20 0 5 0 £ 50 0 10 n 0 17 0 £ O00 4 0 0 An inspection of our stock will £ T once satisfy in- tending purchasers that we give better value and offer easier payments than any other House Furnishers on the Hire-Purchasp System in the Provinces. All Goods are Delivered Free, in our own or private vans, and no expenses of any kind are incurred by customers. Furniture sent to any part of England or Wales. The Trade Supplied. Shipping Orders Executed with Despatch. CAUTION.—As somJ firms adopt various means1 such as copying our Prospectus, &c.-with the evident intention of inducing the public to believe they are connected with us, please note our address FURNISH FOR CASH, OR ON THE HIRE-PURCHASE SYSTEM. New Prospectus, Large Illustrated Catalogue, Press i Opinions, and Price List sent Post Free on application. Kindly mention this Paper. GLOBE FURNISHING COMPANY, 12,;I4,16,and 18,PEMBROKE PLACE, LIVERPOOL a4321 MAGAZINES OF ALL SORTS AND SIZES AIE bound neatly and; economically at the Herald OttiCe. Catntnvon.