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Sales by Messrs. W. Dew & Son BANGOR, LLANDUDNO, AND CARNARVON. VAYNOL PARK. R-T- NEAR BANGOR AND PORTDINORWIC. SALE OF SURPLUS ARTISTIC AND USEFUL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. A VALUABLE AND COSTLY ORCHESTRION AND OTHER EFFECTS. MESSRS WM. DEW and SON are instructed by Chas. Garden Assheton-Smith, Esq., to offer fir SALE bv PUBLIC AUCTION, m the BALL- ROOM. VAYNOL PARK. on WEDNESDAY, June 14th. commencing at ELEVEN o'clock, a Quantity of Artistic and other HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising Flower Vases and Jardiniers, Overman- tels several large Oil-Paintings, and other Pictures; a Valuable and Costly ORCHESTRION, 12ft. high 6ft. 6in. long, and 4ft. deep, in an elegant case with glass doors, showing brass, wood and metal Pipes, Drums, etc.. together with eleven Tune Cylinders in eases; 3 very beautiful pieces of White Marble Statuarv; several very choice Drawing-room Pieces in the French taste, including Superb Arm Chairs, 3 very choice china display Cabinets, Curio Table. an elaborate Boudoir Table, fine Saddle-bag Chairs. Dining-room Single and Easy Chairs, well-upholstered in Crimson Morocco Leather, an exceptionally fine Mahoganv Dining Table expanding from 8 to 16ft., a verv valuable elaborately carved Italian Bedroom Suite, an exquisite FRENCH TAPESTRY CAR- PET, Valences. Books, etc.. etc. The only entrance to the Park on View and Sale days to be bv the Capel Graig Lodge. View Day (by Catalogues only), TUESDAY, June 13th. between ONE and FIVE p.m. Catalogues may bo obtained of the Auctioneers, at their OfHces, Bangor, Llandudno, and Carnarvon. 29033 ANGLESEY. LLEINIOG CASTLE, Near BEAUMARIS. SALE of Valuable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Old Oak, some fine Specimens of French Furni- ture, fine Mirrors, Old China, Books, etc., a Wagsonette. Oil Engine, the Prize-Winning Yacht "MODWEN," 4.02 Tons Registered. MESSRS W. DEW and Son are instructed by W. M. Preston, Esq., to OFFER FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, on the Premises as above (situate about two miles from Beaumaris, on the Penmon Road), on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, June 15th and 16th, 1905, commencing each Day at ELEVEN o'clock sharp, the Superior HOUSEHOLD APPOINTMENTS, Including several pieces of Old Oak, an exceptionally fine Old Mahogany Sideboard, Do. Secretaire, Break- fast and Dining-room Suites, in Saddlebag and Crimson Leather, Mahogany Dining Table, several fine Engravings. Pastel Drawings, Plated Goods, Books, several Oil Paintings. fine Mirrors, including a. fine Early English Pair in gilt frames of Archi- tectural Design, several French Fauteils and other pieces, a costly Semi Grand PIANO, a choice Old Japanese Lacquered Cabinet, Two Sheraton Side Tables, a few Lots of valuable Old China. The useful and well-made BEDROOM FURNI- TURE and REQUISITES, several Lots of Glass, China, Linen, and the Contents of the usual Domestic Offices. THE OUT-DOOR EFFECTS, which will comprise, amongst others-a very useful Four-wheel Waggonette, in good opder, a Four- Horse Power Oil Engine, a Saw Bench and Saws. THE PRIZE WINNING YACHT "MODWEN" (Registered Tonnage 4.02 Tons, with a New Set of Racing Sails, by Ratsay and Lapthorn, and Two Sets of Cruising Sails. On View Mornings of Sale. Catalogues may be obtained upon application to the Auctioneers, at their Offices, Bangor, Llandud- no, and Carnarvon. 29117 COUNTY OF ANGLESEY. CLOSE TO MENAI BRIDGE. FRONHEULOG. SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of a SUPERIOR CLASS, CHINA SERVICES, a few Lots of Plated Goods, SILYER PLATE, Glass, also a few Out-door Effects, comprising THREE CARRIAGES, a BUILDER'S CART, Etc. MESSRS WM. DEW and SON have been in- structed to OFFER FOR SALE BY PUBLIC 'AUCTION, on the Premises as above (lately the Residence of the late Mrs Jane Elias), on MON- DAY and TUESDAY, June 19th and 20th, 1905, 'commencing each day at 11.30 o clock, the ^IN^- DOOR and OUT-DOOR EFFECTS which briefly comprise an Iron Plough, a Harrow, a Builder's Cart, Garden Tools, a Chaff Cutter, a Four-wheel Waggonette, by Jones, Bangor, a Four Wheel Phwton and a Brougham, by F. Mulliner. The Contents of a Laundry, Scullery, Kitchen, Butler's ard Waitress' Pantry. Two Mahogany Hall Chairs, an Oak Barometer, Mahogany Hall Table. and Hat Stand combined, a fFina YIAH0G4NY DINING TABLE, Oak Dining ChS„^KCEPTIONALLY FINE POLLARD OAK SIDEBOARD, some OIL PAINTINGS, a good Pile Carpet, some Plated Goods, and about 34002. of SILVER, a Quantity of Glass, China Ser- vices, a VALUABLE MARBLE BUST OF LORD BEACONSFIELD ON PEDESTAL.. THE DRAWING ROOM APPOINTMENTS in- toluding a Carved WALNUT SUITE in Floral Tapestry and Plush, Occasional Chairs and Tables, Walnut Framed 6 Octave OOTTAGE PIANO- FORTE. a highly Carved WALNUT CHEFFON- IER with Pier Glass and Marble Slat, a Noble Pier' Glass in Gilt Frame, several Ornamental China Vases, and other smaller pieces. IN THE BREAKFAST ROOM Mahogany Chairs and Couch, a Large Timepiece, Oriental Vases and New Carpet. THE CONTENTS OF THE BEDROOMS, which include Iron and French Bedsteads, Capital fhair Mattresses and Feather Beds, Mahogany ,Washstands. Dressing Tables and Glasses, as well as beautiful WARDROBES of an unusually high- class character, being of good workmanship, style anti finish, several Carpets and other Requisites. On View Mornings of Sale. CATALOGUES giving all details may be ob- tained upon application to the AUCTIONEERS, at Ifcheir Offices, Bangor, Llandudno and Carnarvon. LLANIDAN HALL, Near BRYNSIENCYN, Four Miles from Llanfair P.G. Station, ANGLESEY. SALE OF USEFUL, GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ESSRS WM. DEW and SON are in- JJjL structed to OFFER FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, on the Premises as above, on WED- NESDAY, June 21st, 1905, THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Biieflv comprising: Several Cases of Stuffed Birds, Oak Hall Chairs, Oak China Cabinet. Cast Iron Hat and Umbrella Stand, Solid Mahogany Dining- room Tables, Mahogany Dining-room Chairs, COT- TAGE PIANOFORTE, by John Brinsmead and ISon, in Walnut Case; Mahogany Bookcase, Mahosranv Pedestal Desks and Writing Tables, Occasional Tables and Chairs, Enamelled Louis Style Drawing-room Arm Chairs, Wicker Chairs, a few old Paintings and Prints, Fenders. Couches, etc. IN THE BEDCHAMBERS: Various Bedsteads, Wire Springs, Hair and Wool Mattresses, Prime [Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, several Ward- robes, Chests of Drawers, Dressing Tables, Wash- stands and Wares, Cane-seated Chairs and Raiis, 'Axminster, Brussels and Tapestry Carpets, Blankets, Øhina. Glass, etc. An excellent Four-Wheel Dog Cart (suitable for anything over 14 £ hands) witb canital blue cloth cushions, lamps, and all oonfplete. Body painted dark, wheels light blue, picked in dark, by a London maker, in excellent order Sale at ELEVEN a.m. sharp. On View Morning °^9b.ta1ogues on annlication to the Auctioneers, at their Offices, at Bangor, Llandudno, and Carnarvon. 29170 Messrs. Frank Lloyd & Sons. WREXHAM. 1,160 Horses Next Wee. NORTH WALES REPOSITORY,- WREXHAM. FRANK LLOYD AND SONS' GREAT JUNE SALES:— TUESDA Y NEXT., June 13th: 300 High-Class Single and Double Harness Horses, Matched Pairs and Hunters. 15-2 to 16-1 h.h. WEDNESDAY, 14th: 400 Pedigree Hackneys. Show Horses, Cobs and Ponies. A very fine selection, Manv Show Yard Champions. THURSDAY, 15th: 200 Heavy Town Mares and Geldim-s.' A Magnificent Snow. FRIDA Y. 16th: 25C Light Lurry Horses, Vanners, Parcel Carters, and Young Horses. Parade and Judging, 10.30. Sales at Twelve 6 Catalogues from the Auctioneers, Wrexham.^ 29136 SALES BY Messrs Robert & Rogers Jones, LLANRWST.. LLANRWST, N. WALES. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. MESSRS ROBERT and ROGERS JONES are in- structed bv the Trustees of the Estate of the hÜe Samuel Parry, deceased, to Offer for SALE by AUCTION on the 4th JULY, the Valuable FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES, "i"uate in the town of Llanrwst, known as Carring- ton Terrace, Salisbury Terrace, Railway Terrace,' Poplar Grove, Salisbury House, Inigo House, Dinor- wic Cottage, etc. Further particulars will be announced in due course jvrd information mav be obtained of Messrs Griffith and Allard, Solicitors, Llanrwst, or of the Auction- rs. 28893 Mr. F. J. SARSON, VALUER TO THE COUNTY COUNCIL OF CARN ARVONSHIRB. AUCTIONEER and APPRAISER, ESTATE AGENT. County Chambers, Llandudno. I Sales by Mr John Pritchard, BANGOR. ANGLESEY. SALE OF A FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE AND COTTAGES with GARDENS, together with Two Quillets of Land, in the Parish of Llan- fairpwll. MR .JOHN PRITCHARD will SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION on the premises on WEDNESDAY, June 14th. 1905, at 3 p.m., prompt, subject to conditions to be there and then pro- duced, all that Freehold Dwelling .House, Garden. and Premises known as BONC," situate in the Upper village of Llanfairpwll, now in the occupation of Mr Sampson Jones and Mrs Jones, at the respective gross rentals of JB5 and £1 6s per annum. Also the Two Excellent Freehold Quillets of Two Acres or thereabouts adjoining Penybonc, now held by Mr Hugh Parry, at a gross rental of £ 2 10s per annum. Together with the Three Freehold Cot- tages with Gardens, known as Penybonc Cottages, in the respective occupation of William Pritchard, Thomas Pritchard, and John Roberts, at the fol- lowing gross rental, viz., B2 12s, JB2, and £ 3 10s per annum. This nice little property forms a safe investment as it always lets well. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer or William Thornton Jones, Esq., Solicitor, both of Bangor. 29124' PARISH OF LLANDDYFNAN, ANGLESEY. MR JOHN PRITCHARD will SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at the TOWN HALL, LLANGEFNI, THURSDAY. June 15th. 1905, at Three p.m., all that FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE with GARDEN, OUTBUILDINGS, known as NEUADD. near Talwrn Village, together with upwards of Five Acres of excellent Land, now in the occupation of Mr Hugh Griffith. For further particulars, apply to Messrs J. Rice Roberts and Laurie, Solicitors, Llangefni, or J. Evans Jones, Esq., Solicitor, Bangor. 29150 TOWN AND COUNTY OF CARNARVON. Important SALE of a Delightful FREEHOLD DE- TACHED RESIDENCE, with Ornamental GROUNDS, GARDENS. GLASS-HOUSES, Ex- tensive Range of OUT-BUILDINGS and PADDOCK, on the outskirts of the Town of CARNARVON. Also a Compact FREEHOLD FARM, in the Parish of CLYNNOG. MR JOHN PRITCHARD will SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at the SPORTSMAN HOTEL. CARNARVON, on SATURDAY, the 17th of June, 1905, at TWO p.m. prsmpt, subject to con- ditions to be there and then produced. TOWN OF CARNARVON. Lot I.-All that Charming Old-Fashioned DE- TACHED RESIDENCE, with Verandah in front, now in the occupation of R. Norman Davies, Esq., and known as "QUELLYN," Situate on the outskirts of the town, on the Llan- beris-road, and standing in its own nicely-laid out ground of la. 3r. 20p. The House is approached by a Carriage Drive, and has the following Accom- modation Entrance HaU, Three Entertaining-rooms, Five Principal and Five Secondary Bedrooms, Bath- room, Lavatory, Domestic Offices, Stable, Coach- house, and other Out-buildings, Gardens, Glass- Houses, Tennis Lawn, Rosery, Orchard, and Ornamental Grounds. Together with the PAD- DOCK adjoining, comprising ar area of Jia. Ir. 28p., in the occunation of Mr Ithorn. PARISH OF CLYNNOG. Lot 2.-All that FREEHOLD FARM, called TY'N-Y-TWLL, in the occupation of Mr John WiHiams, distant about 1 miles from the Vi!lage of Clynnog and the Sea Shore, 3 £ miles from Penvgroes Railway Station, and about ten miles by road from Car- narvon and Pwllheli, and comprising 21a. 2r. 27p. of very superior Land, highly cultivated, and the whole in good heart, well-fenced, and with good water supply. There is a comfortable Dwelling- house. with suitable Out-buildings. The situation is delightful, about 200ft. above the level of the Sea, commanding lovely views of Carnarvon Bay, and the Anglesey Coast. Plans and Particulars may be obtained at the place of Sale; of the Auctioneer, Bangor; Mr E. Evans, Surveyor, Carnarvon; Mr Richard Thomas, Land Agent, Carnarvon; or Messrs Brown and Dobie. Solicitors, Chester. 29109. ANGLESEY. TREFEILIR, BODORGAN. SALE of EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TURE. PLATED GOODS, GLASS, CHINA, LINEN. CARRIAGES, AND OUT-DOOR EFFECTS. MR JOHN PRITCHARD is instructed by Major Williams to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, on the Premises as above (distant about one mile from Bodorgan Station), on TUESDAY, June 20th, 1905 (and following day if required), commencing at 10.30 a.m. prompt, an Assortment of HOUSE- HOLD FURNITURE, comprising Twelve excellent Mahogany Dining-room Chairs in Maroon Leather, Mahogany Telescope Dining Table with two extra Leaves, Bronze and Ormolu Timepieces, Water- Color Drawings, Oil-paintings. Etchings and Engravings, Walnut Easy and Occasional Chairs, Ebonized and Walnut Loo and Fancy Tables, Antique Davenport Dinner Service, several Pieces of Old China, Antique Oak Side Table, Oak Dower Chest, handsome Inlaid Walnut Cabinet, Turkey and Brussels Carpets, useful Mahogany Dinner Waggon, Bamboo Writing Table, Window Drapery, superior Plated Goods, Services of Glass and China, Cutlery, Bed and Table Linen, Blankets, Books, the usual Bedroom Appointments. Polished Pine and Birch Bedroom Suites, Grandfather's Clock in Oak Case, by Toleman, Carnarvon; Kitchen Tables and Chairs, Miscellaneous Crockery and Culinary Utensils. The Out-door Effects comprise an excellent Light- Running Car, by Neill and Son, Dublin; Two- wheel Dog Car, useful Four-wheel Waggonette, con- vertible into a Mail Phaeton, Bath Chair with Rubber Tyres, small Cart and Frame, Youth's Bicvcle, Iron and Stone Rollers. Chaff-Cutter, Corn Crusher. Iron and Wood Garden Seats, Stabb Utensils. and numerous other Effects. On View, MONDAY, June 19th, from ONE p.m. to THREE p.m. As the Lots are numerous the Sale will start punctually at 10.30 a.m.. with the Out-door Effects. Catalogues may be obtained of the Auctioneer, Bodhvfrvd, Bangor. N.B.-The RESIDENCE (with 800 Acres of good Shooting) is TO LET. 29123 CITY OF BANGOR. Important SALE of Valuable FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES, occupying eligible positions, and forming Sound and Safe Invest- ments. MR JOHN PRITCHARD will SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at the QUEEN'S HEAD CAFE. BANGOR, on WEDNESDAY, June 28th, 1905. at 2.30 p.m., in such Lot or Lots and subject to such conditions as may be there and then de- termined upon. Lot 1 to 16.-All those Sixteen Substantially- erected DWELLING-HOUSES. GARDENS, and PREMISES, situate and being Nos. 95 to 125 (odd Numbers). CARNARVON-ROAD WEST END, close to the Railway Station, all in the occupation of a highly respectable class of tenants at moderate rentals, aggregating in the gross E257, and offering to Investors exceptionally safe and sound securities. Tenure Leasehold for 80 years from November 12th. 1882, at ground rents varying from £1 to Ll 10s each per annum. Lot 17.-The Excellent FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE and PREMISES, No. 31, VICTORIA- PLACE. HIGH-STREET, in the occupation of Dr. C. W. Owen. Lot 18. Ths newly-erected Detached FREE- HOLD DWELLING-HOUSE and PREMISES (with possession), No. 37, FARRAR-ROAD. late in the occupation of Mr Thomas Williams. deceased. Lot 19.—Bv Order of the Mortgagee: The Pleasantlv situate FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, "FRONOLEU," The CRESCENT, UPPER BAN- BOR, in the occupation of Miss Evans. For further particulars as to Lots 1 to 16 apply to W. Thornton Jones. Esq., Solicitor; as to Lot 17. to R. Jones Robert. Esq.. Solicitor; as to Lot 18. to J. Evans Jones, Esq.. Solicitor; as to Lot 19. to J Glynne Jones, Esq.. Solicitor, all of Bangor; and as to the whole to the Auctioneer, Bangor. 29143 UNDER A DEED OF ASSIGNMENT. Re D. and R. T. OWEN, LLANDUDNO. MR JOHN PRITCHARD will SELL BY PUB- LIC AUCTION. WITHOUT RESERVE, on the premises, LLOYD-STREET. LLANDUDNO. on MONDAY, TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY. July 3rd, 4th. 5th, and 6th, 1905, at Eleven a.m. prompt., the whole of the Valuable STOCK-IN-TRADE of IRONMONGERY, brieflv comprising Ranges, Tiled and Mantel Regis- ters, Gas Heating Stove, Furnishing Ironmongery, in all its branches, Builders' Ironmongery, Plated Goods, Cutlery, National Cash Register and Totalizer, Valuable Double Door Safe by Phillips, Office Furniture, Show Cases, etc.. about 1500 lots. On View, SATURDAY, July 1st. Ten a.m. to Four p.m: Catalogues three days before the sale on the premises, or of the Auctioneer, Bodhyfryd, Bangor. 29153 BANGOR. Re J. W. ROBERTS, TAILOR and DRAPER. TO BE DISPOSED of as a GOING CONCERN this well-established Business, good connection Premises centrally situated. Lease. Low Rent. Immediate possession. Apply,— JOHN PRITCHARD. 29144 Auctioneer, Bangor. A. J. OLDMAN, AUCTIONEER, VALUER, and ESTATE AGENT, MOSTYN-STREET, LLANDUDNO, TELEGRAMS: "OLDMAN, LLANDUDNO" i. TELEPHONE: No. 118. ESTABLISHED, FEBRUARY, 1898. All Balei personally conducted; prompt Settle- mente. 17828 Bwriada Annibvnwyr Ffestiniog w^odd cyfar- Eod blvnyddol Undeb yr Annibvnwyr Cymreig jno y flwyddyn nesaf. Sale by Mr F. A. Dew, COLWYN BAY. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. By Order of the Trustoes of the late Mr SAMUEL PARRY, Deceased. C 0 L W Y N BAY, NORTH WALES. Important SALE of Highly Valuable and Centrally Situated FREEHOLD COMMERCIAL PRO- PERTIES in the above thriving Seaside Resort. MR F. A. DEW is instructed as above to SELL BV >'A'ilON at the IMPERIAL HOTEL, on FRIDAY. the 7th July, 1905, at Six for Seven p.m. (subject to certain Conditions of Sale to be then and there produced and read), all those High- ly Valuable, Central and FREEHOLD COMMERCIAL PROPER iIEo KNOWN AS The WESTMINSTER TEMPERANCE HOTEL and SHOP-the Hotel now in the occupation of Mrs Evans as a Private Hotel, and the Shop in the occupation of Messrs Pursill and Son, Bakers and Confectioners. This Property has a most important frontage to Abergele-road-the main business thoroughfare. CARLTON HOUSE and SHOP now in the occupation of Mr H. J. Edwards, Photographer, and situated adjoining the Westminster Hotel. The ADJOINING SHOP and HOUSE-in the occupation of the Cambria Clothing Company and Mr Edwards respectively. FRON-FAIR HOUSE and SHOP-adjoining the last Lot and now in the occupation of Messrs Jenkinson and Sons, Nurserymen and Greengrocers, and Mrs Ellis, as tenants thereof. OAK MOUNT HOUSE, situated in Rhiw-road, adjoining the Westminster Hotel, and now in the occupation of Mr Richard Jones as tenant thereof. This Sale comprises one of the most important and increasingly valuable blocks of Commercial Pro- perties ever submitted for Sale by Public Auction in the town of Colwyn Bay. Further Particulars, Plans, and Conditions of Sale will be published in due course, or information may be obtained in the meantime of the Auctioneer, Llewellyn Chambers, Colwyn Bay (Tel. 21), and Castle-street, Conway (Tel. 2x3), or of MESSRS GRIFFITH and ALLARD. 29169 Solicitors, Llanrwst. Sale by Messrs Lucas & Co., LIVERPOOL. HORSE _SALES. LUCAS'S, HOTHAM-STREET, LIVERPOOL. WEDNESDAYS throughout the year for Cart, TV Van, and Harness Horses, Carts, Gears, etc. SATURDAYS throughout the year for Hacks, Har- ness Horses, Cobs, Ponies, Carriages, Harness, and IELECT SALES for Valuable HORSES every alternate THURSDAY. Next SELECT SALE, THURSDAY, June 22nd, Entry Forms and all particulars from Lucas's Re- pository, Limited, Liverpool. Tel. 5816. 100 CARRIAGES and 50 SETS of HARNESS always on Private Sale. SALE BY Messrs E. H. Owen & Son CARNARVON. CARNARVON SMITHFIELD. THE next FAT and STORE CATTLE SALE at the PAVILION FIELD, will be held at 1 p.m., on MONDAY, 3rd July. 1905. E. H. OWEN and SON, Auctioneers, Carnarvon. —— T. W. GRIFFITH AUCTIONEER. VALUER, HOUSE and ESTATE AGENT, Town Hall Chambers, Llandudno. Telegrams: "Griffith, Auctioneer, Llandudno." Telephone, 0299. FURNISHED OR UNFURISHED HOUSES TO LET OR FOR SALE. HOUSE PROPERTY and ESTATES MANAGED, AND RENTS COLLECTED IN LLANDUDNO AND DISTRICT. Situation Wanted COOK, superior, experienced Housekeeper, also Kitchen and Scullery-maid; would take Dairy. Pantry, or Stillroom; Disengaged this month. Apply, by letter, "Cook," Bryn-y-Neuadd Hall. Llanfairfechan. WANTED, a SITUATION as HOUSEKEEPER to Farmer or respectable Workingman, by respectable young person. Address, "M. • "Chronicle" Office, Bangor. 29176 Wants (Miscellaneous). FURNISHED HOUSE Required for Month of I" June, within easy distance of Pier, Four or Five Bedrooms, and all modern convenience. State terms to T. Heyman, Greenfield, Olton, Warwick- ihire. 11086 HARROGATE—LLANDUDNO.—SemUDetached HVilla at Harrogate offered in exchange for similar furnished one in Llandudno.-Mr BEAN, Blythe House, Harrogate. For July or August. 11160 TYPEWRITING, any kind, Welsh, English, JL executed neatly, promptly, 8d 1000 words. Duplicates cheap.-fyl)ist, 20, King-street, Shrews- bury. 29173 WANTED; Small FURNISHED HOUSE,^Four or Five Bedrooms, for August. — Address, Box 42, Wheeler's Advertising Office, Manchester. 11148 ANTED, Good SECOND-HAND HAND- T CART.-S-bate lowest price and particulars,, addressed to "Directory" Office; Llandudno. Furnished Farmhouse to Let. HOLYHEAD. \*TELL-FURNISHED FARMHOUSE: Two Ro- » ▼ ception, one Luggage, four Bedrooms, also splendid Kitchen accommodation; situated in beau- tiful part of Anglesey, near South Stack, and five minutes from sea.-Mrs Williams, Pen-y-bonc, Holyhead. 2mm, To be Let. A NGLESEY VIEW, The Beach, Hoivhead.- TO LET. Semi-Detached VILLAS, in roin- manding situation, overlooking Holyhead Bay. Island of Anglesey and Irish Channel. Three Enter- taining, Seven Bedrooms, Bathroom (h. and c.). Electric Light, and all modern conveniences.—Ap- ply, T. Slater, Holyhead. 29160 LANGEFNI.-PARLOTIR TO LET for Thurs- 1-J days, in best position.—"W. "Clorianydd" Office, Llangefni. O BE LET, about 40 Acres of Good Accommoda- tion LAND, adjoining "BRYN GOSOL" FARM DEGANWY, near Llandudno. Apply, Messrs Chamberlain aDd Johnson, Solicitors, Llan- dudno. 27805 0 LET. No. 2,PRINCE'S-TERR'ACE, HIGH- STREET, BANGOR, from November 12th next. Apply, Daviii, B,yndityr, Tregarth, near Bangor. 218992 TO LET, HOUSE and SHOP. Very convenient in populous and rising district of Bangor. Suitable for Butcher or as a Dairy. Rent £ 26 clear. —Address, A.B., "Chronicle" Office, Bangor. 29101 TO BE LET; LOCK-UP SHOP. MENAI jL BRIDGE. Central position. Immediate possession. -Apply, David Williams and Co.. Ban- gor. 2917.9 Apartments to Let. PARTI-,IENTS.-C<>mfortable Apartments TO LET on easy terrn s. -Apply, Mrs Williams, 17, Holborn-road, Holyhead. 29125 LANFAIRPWLL. To LET. Two STTTING i-J and Three BEDROOMS. Five minutes' walk from Llanfair Station. Close to Marquis of Angle- sey's Column. — Apply, Mrs Black, Tan Dinas, Llanfair P.G., Anglesey. 29156 Miscellaneous. BOOT DEALERS, write for Wholesale Price List, 800 Varieties. — Holmes, Warehouse, North- ampton-square, Leicester. 28651 G ALVANISED CORRUGATED SHEETS.—NEW Sheets, perfect and sound, but slightly sc.iled bv sea water, 5ft., Is; 6ft., Is 2d; 7ft., Is 4d; 8ft.. Is 6d; 9ft., Is 9d; extra strong sheet. 2 w.g., 10s cwt.; Best New Sheets, 24 w.g., lis; 26 w.g., 12s 6d cwt.—Butler, Bell Works, Wolverhampton. Estab lished 1828. 28545 ]%/TONEY advanced by way of Mortgage on ITJL approved Securities from four per cent.—For particulars apply Bellis and Melsome, Solicitors, Town Hall, Llandudno. 11125 LAIN FENCING WIRE, GALVANISED, English made, perfect, but slightly discolored; 6, 393 yds.; 7, 467 yds.; 9, W. Gauge 700 yards to cwt.; 9s per cwt.. Wrought Iron Standards, Is each. Butler, Bell Works, Wolverhampton. Established 1828. RINTED_DINNER SET, 50 Pieces. 13s 9d (packed free): Sample, 6d.—J. B. Mellor and Co., Burslem, Staffs. 29155 WINDOWS AND CARPETS CLEANED Reasonable Terms.—Address, 27, Fair View, 1'1' Reasonable Terms.—Address, 27, Fair View, Bangor. 29129 ^v/^v/\RATS KILLED and found by Mr J. Evans, ot Blaenglyn, Brecon, after using one I/- box of HARRISON'S "RELIABLE" RAT POISON. Equally good for Mice, Moles, and Beetles. Dogs and Cats will not touch it. Price 6d. la, 28 3d, and 38 8d. Postage 2d.—G- W. HARRISON, Chemist, 118, Broad-street, Reading. Agent for Bangor: Bowen, Chemist; Llandudno: Winter, Chemist; Holvhead: J. Hughes, Chemist; Atstyetwyth: J. P. IbomM, 18335 TELEGRAMS: WARTSKI, BANGOR. TELEPHONE: 91. C. & H. WARTSKI, OBIADDEWYB A GEM WYE, Brifeglwys), BANGOB. Dangosant yn awr y Stoo fwyaf a goreu. yn iNghymru o Oriaduron a Gemau am brisiau eithr- iad°Nodir pob peth a ffigyrau plaen, a rhoddir her I gystadleuaeth. Oriaduron o bob math mewn Aur ac Arian i gyf ateb i bob llogell. ARBENIQ. Lever Seisnig o Arian Pur, "Cases Trymion," £ 2 15s Oc. Pris arferol, £ 4 4s 0c. Gwarentir ao fe'i cedwir mewn adgyw eiriad AM DDIM am DAIR BLYNEDD Stoc eithriadol o Fodrwyau Dyweddio yn mhob ar ddull posibl, ac yn cynwys pob math i feini mewn AUMcSrrwyau0Priodas Lwcus o Guinea Gold. Prisiau isaf o 15s ac uchod. RHODDIR ANRHEG DEFN- YDDIOL AM DDIM. VCTACCI I nvEDiw YSTAFELL GYFRIT Y5TAFELL (iYFRIN, Modrwyau Keepers o Pur o 4s 6c. Anfonwch am Gerdyn Bys-Fesur a Detholiadau. Nwyddau Arian a "Plated" cyfa>ddas fel anrheg ion pnodasol. Spectols cymhwvs am o 2s 6c. Gwneir "Prescrip tions i fyny yn gywir. Situations Vacant. AGENT for the Sale of Flour WANTED by a Port Mill.—Address, with full particulars oj. age, experience, present position, and Commission required, to Box 29142, "North Wales Uiromcb Office, Bangor. DRESSMAKING? WANTED, ASSISTANT and IMPROVER,.—Apply. J. H. Jones Vic- toria House, Llanfairfechan. DRAPERY"— WANTED a Smart YOUNG LADY to take charge of Ladies' Underclothing and Mantle Departments. Address, "Draper, "Chronicle" Office; Bangor. GOOD PLAIN COOK, Temporary or Permanent. Country. — Address, with referenoes and all particulars, to Box 29074, "Chronicle" Office, Ban- Kor. HOTEL MANAGERESS WANTED; capable JL-L person for wayside country house; busy dav trade.—Apply, in first instance, "A.B.C., Office of this paper. KITCHENMAID WANTED* at- Pencraig, Llan- gefni.—Apply, Gwalia House, Llangefni. OCAL PREACHER or SUND AY SCHOOL WORKER required to act as Local Represen- tative for a well-known fi'm. £ 2 per week and Commission, if suitable.—State age, occupation. and full particulars, to "Permanency," "North Wales Chronicle" Office, Bangor. 29086 EGISTRY OFFICE, 120. HIGH STREET, PORTMADOC.-WANTED, COOKS, WAIT- RESSES, HOUSEMAIDS, and GENERAL SER- VANTS. Stamp for reply. Terms. Mrs Humphreys. 9.8127 THE EDITOR of the NORTH WALITS CHRONICLE" has a VACANCY tor a Pupil to Learn Journalism. Must be Well Educated, and not afraid of work. Moderate premium required. WANTED. Smart LAD, about 14 years of aga W Aopljy, personally, at the "Directory Office, Llandudno. WANTED, Strong LAD as IMPROVER to the BAKERY TRADE; light employment, plain baking; to live in. Apply, "R. "Clorianydd Office, Llangefni. "ITfTANTED, NURSE,, 18-20; three children. W Must be used to and fond of children.—Ad- dress, Rhianfa^ Glan ConwaV. ANTED Good PLAIN CX)OK, HOUSE- PARLOURMAID, and HOUSEMAID for Yorkshire; good characters essential. -Apply (tem- porarv address), Miss Whitehead, Alvaston House, York-road, Llandudno. H151 WANTED, at once, good, strong SERVANT; Plain Cooking.—Apply, Mrs Davies, Viwirage, Llanerchymedd. 29-39 WANTED, a capable Man as GROOM- GARDENER. and to make himself generally useful.-Apply to J. G. Jones. Llwynffynon Pwll- heli. 29HO. WANTED, respectable Girl, as MOTHER'S w HELP; must be fond of children: no Washing. Salary £10. Address, "E. "Chronicle 1 Office, Bangor. ANTED, carIT next month, a SINGLE- tV HANDED COACHMAN for a Situation near Carnarvon, N.W. Must- be a good Rider and Driver (both in Double and Single Harness). Married, but without incumbrances; a total abstainer, with good reference from last place. Age about 40. Address, Box 29181 "North Wales Chronicle" Office, Bangor. DENBIGH ASYLUM. WANTED, a FEMALE ATTENDANT. Wages to commence at £ 16 per annum, with board, lodging, washing and uniform, increasing at the rate of 21 per annum up to JB24. but without beer allowance or prospect of pension. ,u Forms of aoplication may be obtained from tne undersigned. (gigned) WM. BARKER, Clerk to the Visiting Committee. 5th June. 1905. 29166 Cycles, &c. for- Sale. BARGAIN. Gent's High-grade COVENTRY 13 MACHINE, perfectly new, not soiled, best tyres and tubes, plated rims, free wheel, rim brake, gas lamp, and all other accessories; beautiful Machine; sacrifice 93 19s 6d, approval willingly.- T Husband, Chargrove House, Ashcombe-road, Weston-suner-Mare. 28245 CYCLE FOR DISPOSAL.—Gent's High Grade Machine, as new, not soiled; free wheel, rim brake, plated rims, pneumatic tyres, mud guards, gas lamp and all accessories complete, genuine bargain, lowest, £4 4s cash. Approval willingly. K. Gill, Waveney Villa, Beech-road. Weston-super-Mare. L ADY'S, BDCYCBEv nearly new, worth Ten in -Lj Guineas, all modern improvements, will be SOLD at Lowest PHce.—39, Victoria-street-, Upper Bangor. ^_2912Z_ Furnished House- to Let. RHYL.—FURNISHED for long or short term, 7 Roomed SEMI-DETACHED, adjoining Pro menade; low rent for long Let.—Parker, Waenfawr, Càrnacvon. 29045" For Sale. A CETYLENE GAS PLANT FOR SALE, cheap, in thorough working order; Seven Lights.— Apply, "X. "Clorianydd" Office, Llangefni. RYN ORME, OLD-ROAD, LLANDUDNO -0 (Nine Bedrooms and Three Sitting-rooms, Kitchen, etc.), at B40 Rental; to be Sold for J3150. Apply to Mr T. C. Hodgetts, Mbstvn-aventiei Craigydon, Llandudno. 11132 FOR SALE,, BASKET GIG, HARNESS, LAMPS and PONY complete. Price- £ 12.—Apply, T. Hughes, Tyddyn Isaf, Pentraeth.. R SALE. "THE CHAMPION PIANO," JP Walnut Case, all the latest improvements, lur nett Price, £ 18 18s, or 12$6d per month, for lur nett Price, J318 18s, or 128 6d per month, for three years.. The best value in the world. The North Wales Music Cor,, Ltd., Barigor. 2,7961 21981 OR SALE, a Beautiful WALNUT PIANO F (Second-Hand), Full Compass, etc., m perfect order. 212 at 10s per month.-The North Wales Music Co., Ltd., Bangor. XTtOR SALE, AMERICAN ORGAN, Two full P Sets of Reeds, Eight Stops, Two Knee-Swells, Octave Couplers, etc. No worse than new. ±4.0 los at 7s 6d per iponth; discount for Cash.—The North Wales Music Co., Ltd.. Bangor 2Yyai T7TOR SALE, 12-foot Ontro-board SAILING jP, DINGHY, good beam, varnished, teak top and seats; all Accessories, in excellent condition. Stewart, Pias Lodwig, Bangor. 29002 R SALE, HARMONIUM (Second-Hand), Fi/i .f1 Octaves, Broa Jleeds, etc. E3 15s nett. The North Wales Music Co., Ltd., Bangor. TO BE -,OLD. w HAULFRYN. MENAI BRIDGE Three Enter* taining-rooms. Billiard-room, Kitchens, Pantries Larder, Wrne Collar, Bath and h. and c. water, Eight Bed'rooms, Two Dressing-rooms, 2i Acres Land, Tennis Lawn, Sbippon Stable. Coach- house and Saddle-room; Elevated; price low; vacant possession.—R. G. Williams, Estate Agent and Valuer, 36, Argyle-strfiet, Birkenhead. 29177 ERSEY POT-KTOES for Wholesale Prices.— Apply, A. G. Evans, Direct Importer, Bamgor. FOR SALE, 4rhfe Yaeht "PSYCHE," 8 Tons, Sails and Running Gear in good condition; a Bar- ■gain.—Apply, Hugh Jones, 2, Custom House-terraoe, Conway. 29087 OR SALE, a good, easy BATH CHAIR, suit- able for invalid.—Apply, 73, Bangor. 29128 OTTO GAS ENGINE, 2¡ b.h.p., for SALE, in good working order; only reason for disposal; larger Engine just erected.-Apply, Nixon and Tarvis. Printers, Bangor. 28120 MALL PONY; perfectly quiet, and' good mover; S very suitable for Children.—-J. Roberts, 127, High-street, Bangor. SAILING BOAT, fifteen feet, half-decked, centre s board, about three cwt. lead on keel, with Sails. All in good condition. Twelve Pounds or near offer.-Burnby, Menai Bridge. 29161 TYJfSH-P-HÆTON on SALE. Excellent con- Q dition. Suitable for Pony. Very handy for children or for adults.—Address, Box 29172, "North Wales Chronicle" Office, Bangor. 0 BE SOLD, "CLASFRYN:" Ilouse, Or- JL chard, Garden, Pasture Land, etc. Apply, "Glasfryn." Talvcafn. R.S.O. 29084 WHEELS.-A few Pairs' Warner; very chew" YT new; in "wood or tyred.—J. and R. Roberts, Ooachbuilders, Bangor. 29103 "0 diolch am Ddadblygiad, Dyma. fraint; Mae'n ateb pob dymttniad, Dyma. fraint; )I'n dyagu p'odd agotli Adds, A hithau Mrs Efa, I ma's o bmglog Epa, Dyma. fraint; A phwy dd'wed both fydd UeW, « Dyma fraint." North and South Wales Bank LIMITED. I A BRANCH of this BANK.-wift be opened at 272, High Street, Bangor, On TUESDAY, 6th JUNE, 1905, under the Management of MR R. BROADIE GRIFFITH. T. ROWLAND HUGHES, General Manager. Liverpool, 23rd May, 1905. No. Visitors to North Wales should fail to' see- GLYN-Y-WEDDW with. its- Stately Hall and Beautiful Galleries. T IfE DEL I CHTFUIj GAR DEN S Are now at their. best; Admission to Ground and Gallery, 6d. COMBINED TICKETS, including the Marine Tram Drive of eIght. miles, Is. Through Tickets fissued at reduced rates from all Stations on Cambrian Railways. Special terms for Schools, Pionios; etc. Refreshments on the Grounds. For particulars, apply: S. Andrews and Son, Estate Office, Cardiff-road, Pwllheli. PROGRESS OF THE. "North Wales Chronicle." FACTS FOR ADVERTISERS. HE NORTH, WALES CHRONICLE still retains the premier position amongst Newspapers in the Northern; part of the Principality. Owing to the remarkable demand for advertising space,, we are obliged to increase. the size of the paper from 8 to 10 and li2 pages as- occasions demands. I To prove the increasing popularity of the CHRONICLE as- an. Advertising: medium, we may state that the number of ADVEEtTISEME^TS received during the months of Jiag- uary, February, March and April of the current year, compared with the' corresponding period East year, show an Increase of 28 per cent. Still far greater success has attended the « CIRCULATION = of the CBDRONLGLE during the same period, the. figures showing an Increase of 37 per cent. These figures do not require very much explanation. The vigorous policy andt the modern methods recently adopted in the production of the NO:ft'J!H WALES CHRONICLE, have been attended with gratifying results as the figures given above testify. These improvements have naturally not been accomplished without a considerable expenditure of money, but, the Proprietors are resolved to spare no expense in order to keep the NORTH WALES CHOONICLE to the forefront, as a faithful and accurate reflector of the news of the ,week. Whilst it has for nearly a cen jtury been an ardent and consistent supporter of Conservative and Union- ist principles, and of the Established Church, the NORTH WAJLES CHRONICLE is, as a matter of fact widely read by all sects and classes of the community,. Its value therefore as. an Adverti- sing Medium caamot be over-esti- mated, and we have ewry confidence in recommending the NORTH WALES CHRONICLE to Advertisers as one ofi the very best mediums to reach the Public. The CHRONICLE has an exceedingly large POST-ÅL CIRCULATION, and num-! bers amongst its Subscribers some of the wealthiest and most influential people in the country.