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Victoria Pier, Colwyn Bay. THE DIRECTORS ARE PREPARED TO RECEIVE Tenders for the Leasing or Letting of the Pavilion for the year 1908 or any part thereof. Apply to W. A. PRYCE-DAVIS, SECRETARY. 19548

Light Railway Commissioners. November, 1907. THE ABBEY, DOLGARROG AND TREFRIW LIGHT RAILWAYS. (Application to Light Railway Commis- sioners authorising the construction of Light Railways and Works in the County of Carnarvon; Compulsory Pur- chase of Lands; and for other purposes incidental thereto). vr OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that application is intended to be made to the Light Railway Commissioners by or on behalf of the Aluminium Cor- poration Limited, whose registered address is at Basildon House, Moorgate Street, in the City of London, or a Company to be hereafter named in the Order (hereinafter called the Company") in the present month of November under the provisions of the Light Railways Act, 1896, for an order for effecting the purposes or some of the purposes following (that is to say) To authorise the Company to make and maintain in the Parishes of Maenan, The Abbey, Llanrhychwyn and Trefriw, in the Rural District of Geirionydd, and in the Parishes of Caerhun and Dolgarrog in the Rural District of Conway all in the County of Carnarvon the railwavs and works hereinafter described or some of them or some part or parts thereof respectively to- fether with all necessary and convenient ridges, culverts, viaducts, rails, plates, sidings, signals, tunnels, junctions, stations, approaches, roads, buildings, yards, and other works and conveniences connected therewith, and hydraulic or other works ancillary to the electrification of the v sai^ railways and wo<fks. To authorise the Company to abstract, divert, and impound water from Afon Dulyn in the said Parish of Caerhun and the Parish of Llanbedr-y-Cenin in the Rural District of Conway, and in the r County of Carnarvon, and to utilise such water as and for the purposes of (inter alia) power for generating electrical eneigy for working the said Railways and to make, construct and maintain leets, reservoirs, dams, canals, watercourses, and other works (that is to say) (1) A Railway (No. 1) 6 furlongs 7 chains or thereabouts in length com- mencing in the Parish of Maenan at a point on the Western side of the existing London and North-Western Railway (Llandudno and Blaenau Festiniog Branch) 173 yards or thereabouts mea- sured in a South Westerly direction from the Methodist Chapel on the East Side of the Conway Road North West of Tan- y-Coed passing thence in a North Wes- terly and Westerly direction to the east bank of the Conway River crossing the Conway River by means of a bridge thence across fields to a point 50 yards or thereabouts measured in a North Wes- terly direction from Eastern corner of field numbered 20 in the Parish of The Abbey on the 1-2500 Ordnance Map of Carnarvonshire (second edition 1900) Sheet xiii 8 passing thence in a Northerly direction through fields to the Afon Forth Llwyd crossing the Afon Porth Llwyd by means of a bridge and passing thence through fields and terminating in the Parish of Caerhun at a point 160 yards or thereabouts measured in a North Easterly direction from the Nor- thern corner of the house known as Plas- Rhaiadr on the East side of Pont Porth Llwyd. Railway No. 1. Passes from through or into the Parishes of Maenan, The Abbey, Caerhun, and Dolgarrog (de- tached). (2) A Railway (No. 2). 2 miles 7 fur- longs 8.11 chains or thereabouts in length commencing in the Parish of The Abbey at a point of 20 yards or there- abouts measured in a North Westerly direction from the Eastern corner of the field numbered 20 in the Parish of The Abbey on the 1-2500 Ordnance Map of Carnarvonshire (second edition 1900) Sheet xiii 8 passing thence in a Westerly and Southerly direction through fields on the Eastern side of the farm house known as Tan-y-Ffordd thence in a South Easterly direction through and across fields on the Eastern side of the Main Road between Conway and Llan- rwst to the Afon Ddu crossing the Afon Ddu by means of a bridge at a point 127 yards measured in a South Easterly direction from the New- borough Arms P.H. continuing thence across fields in a South Easterly and Southerly direction to point 30 yards or thereabouts mea- sured in an Easterly direction from the Eastern Boundary of the Con- way Road on the Sulphur Mine tramroad leading from the Sulphur Mine to the Wharf passing thence across fields in a Southerly direction to the Northern end of the embankment on the Northern corner of the field numbered 27 in the Parish of Trefriw on the 1-2530 Ordnance map of Carnarvonshire (second edition 1900) Sheet xiii 12, pas- sing thence along the embankment and across fields adjacent to the Conway Road to Trefriw Wharf over and along Trefriw Wharf to a point on the Western side of the Afon Crafnant 40 yards or thereabouts measured in a South Easterly direction from the South East corner of the Bell Vue Hotel crossing- the Afon Crafnant by means of a bridge passing thence along and on the Eastern side of the embankment East of the Afon Craf- nant and across fields to a point 173 yards or thereabouts measured in a North East- erly direction from the North East corner of 'Pont Trefriw. Railway No. 2 passes from through and into the Parishes of J The Abbey, Dolgarrog and Trefriw.. The gauge of the intended railways will be 2 feet or such other gauge as may be prescribed or sanctioned by the Light Railway Commissioners or the Board of Trade, and it is proposed to work and use the same by means of steam or by elec- trical or other mechanical power. (3) Work No. 1. A weir or dam on the Afon Dulyn with a leet or water- course commencing at or near a point 200 yards or thereabouts measured in a Easterly direction from the North East corner of the Farmhouse km vn as Maen- eira and terminating at a point on the Afon Porth Llwyd 620 yards measured in a Westerly direction from the North West corner of the Farmhouse known as Pwll Du. The leet will pass through and into the lands known as Maen-eira and Hafod-y-Carrcg. 2. To authorise the Company to deviate laterally from the lines of the intended works to the extent shown on the plans hereinafter mentioned or to such further extent as may be agreed upon between the Company and any owner of lands and pro- perty affected or as may be provided for by the Order, and also to deviate vertically from the levels shown on the sections here- inafter mentioned to such an extent as may be authorised by and determined under the powers of the Order or as mav be agreed upon between the Company and any owner of lands and property affected. 3. To empower the Company to make from time to time such crossings, passing places, sidings, loops, junctions, and other works in addition to those specified herein as may be necessary or convenient for the efficient working of the intended railways or for affording access to the sheds and works of the Company or for effecting junctions with the light railways and tram- ways of any other company, authority, or person. 4. To empower the Company to cross, open, or break up, divert, alter, or stop up, or otherwise interfere with, whether tem- porarily or permanently, all such roads, lanes, highways, streets, footpaths, pipes, sewers, drains; bridges, canals, streams, rivers, watercourses, railways, tramways, aqueducts, culverts, gas, water, and other I pipes, electric cables, telegraphic and tele- phonic apparatus, and hydraulic or other p works ancillary to the electrification of the said railways and works within the parishes and rural districts afore- said as it may be necessary to cross, open, break up, divert, alter, or stop up- for the purposes of the intended railways and works or of any of them or of the Order. 5. To authorise the Company to pur- chase and otherwise acquire and take bv compulsion or agreement for the purposes oi works and in connection with the con- struction, maintenance, and working of (inter alia) the said railways and the works and conveniences necessary for such pur- pose lands, houses, tenements, and here- ditaments and easements in or over lands and hereditaments in the parishes and rural districts aforesaid or in some or one of them. The lands so proposed to be purchased or otherwise acquired compulsorily chiefly consist of pastoral agricultural and garden and other lands with the buildings thereon and forecourts, railways, railway sidings, wharves, tramways, and tramroads, and comprise (a) As regards railway (No. I.) for the purpose of constructing and main- taining the railway sidings, stations, works and bridges over the River Conway and Afon Porth Llwyd or other works in connection therewith 21 acres or there- abouts (b) As regards railway (No. 2) for the purpose of constructing and maintain- ing the railway, sidings, stations, works, wharves and other works in connection therewith 24 acres or thereabouts; and (c) (as regards Work No. i) for the purpose of constructing and maintaining the water- course called the Dulyn Leet with all neces- sary dams, weirs, sluices, values, cuts, tunnels, embankments and other works in connection therewith 16 acres or there- abouts. The Company do not seek to acquire the lands abutting upon the Afon Dulyn (excepting as aforesaid) or any interest therein other than an easement to divert and abstract water from such river at the point of intake, allowing the owners and occupiers of such lands as are situate below such point a sufficient supply of water for agricultural and domestic pur- poses. The lands which are or may be required or which may be effected by ab- stracting diverting and impounding water from Afon Dulyn as aforesaid are the lands situate in the Parishes of Caer- hun and Llanbedr-y-Cenin abutting on both banks of Afon Dulyn between a point 200 yards measured in a Northerly direc- tion from the North Eastern corner of the Farmhouse known as Maen-eira aforesaid and the point of the confluence of Afon Dulyn with life tidal waters of the River Conway. The lands so to be acquired or which may be affected are delineated in the de- posited plans hereinafter mentioned and are described in the book of reference of such plans. 6. The Order will or may confer on the Company all necessary powers for the con- struction of such railways and works and for the alteration or diversion of roads in connection therewith and for effecting junctions with existing railways and for the erection and maintenance of ixvsts. conduc- tors, wires, mains, cables, tanks, stations, goods yards, level crossings, and apparatus necessary or convenient for the working of the railways, and to make and maintain all such cuts, channels, catchwaters, adits, culverts, tunnels, overfl ws, bye- washes, tanks, reservoirs, mains, pipes, banks, dams, engines, turbines, pumps, buildings, works, apparatus, and appliances as may be necessary or convenient in con- nection with works (No. I) or any of them and will or may authorise agreements be- tween the Company and any company, authority or person duly authorised with respect to the supply of electric power for the purposes of the Order and will or may empower the company to charge levy and recover tolls, rates and duties in respect of the use of the railways and works con- nected therewith and to pay interest out of capital during the construction of the rail- ways. 7. The order will or may empower the Company to lay down double in lieu of single lines and single in lieu of double lines or interlacing lines in lieu of double or single lines. 8. The Order will or may empower the company on the one hand and any com- pany authority or person for the time being working or using the railways, company authority or person authorised to enter into agreements or either or any of them on the other hand to enter into and carry into effect, vary or rescind all or any agree- ments and arrangements with respect to the construction, working, use, manage- ment and maintenance by the companies of the proposed railways and works or any part thereof and with respect to the traffic on such railways on such terms as may be agreed upon or provided by the Order. 9. With the Order will or may be in- corporated all or some of the provisions of the Companies Clauses Consolidation Act, 1845, the Companies Clauses Acts, 1863 and 1869, the Lands Clauses Acts, The Railways Clauses Consolidation Act, 1845, the Railways Clauses Act, 1863, and the Light Railways Act, 1896, with such variations modifications and exceptions (if any) as may be deemed expedient or as may be contained in the Order. 10. The Order will so far as may be necessary for the purposes aforesaid or any of them vary or extinguish all powers and privileges which may interfere with the objects of the Order and confer other rights and privileges. Plans and sections of the proposed rail- ways, and of the lands to be taken and of the lands affected by any rights or easements proposed to be acquired and a Book of Re- ference to the said plans may be seen at al! reasonable hours on and after the 30th day of November, 1907, at the local office of the Company, Plas Rhaiadr, Talybont, Talycafn, and copies of the draft Order may, on and after the same date, be ob- tained at the said Office or at the Offices of the undermentioned Solicitors of the Company on payment of not exceeding one shilling per copy at the said Offices. In accordance with the rules made by the Board of Trade with respect to applications to the Light Railway Commissioners under the Light Railways Act, 1896, objections to the granting of the Order should be made in writing to the Light Railway Commis- sioners, and should, be written on foolscap paper on one side only, and should be ad- dressed to the Secretary, Light Railway Commission, Scotland House, New Scot- land Yard, Westminster, London, S.W., and copies of such objections should be sent a; the same time to the undermentioned Solicitors. Dated this 20th day of November, 1907. For the promoters, NICHOLSON, GRAHAM, AND BEESLY, Solicitors, 24, Coleman Street, London, E.C.

DANCING. IBS MAUD CHILWELL, U.K.A., Profes- sional Teacher of Ballroom and Fancy Dancing, will hold Classes at Rhyl every Friday, commencing October llth. Also at Prestatyn, every Monday, commencing October 14th; Holywell, every Saturday, commencing October 12th; Caerwys, every Tuesday, commencing Oc- tober 15th; Abergele, commencing October 10th. —For particulars, apply Chilwell, Clifton House, Rhyl. SAILINGS. CUNARD LINE. "I USITANIA" and "MAURETANIA" are J the Largest a.nd Fastest Vessels in the World. Triple-screw Turbine "Carmania," 20,000 tons. Twin-screw Steamer "Caronia," 20,000 tons. Twin-screw Steamers "Campania" and "Lucania." Orchestras. Lounge. Daily Newspapers. CANADA: Fast Route: Special Rates. From LIVERPOOL (via QueencAown) TO NEW YORK. LUSITANIA Sat., Nov. 30 LUCANIA Sat., Dec. 7 MAURETANIA Sat., Dec. 14 TO BOSTON. SAXONIA Tues., Dec. 10 IVERNIA Tues., Jan. 7 SAXONIA Tuets., Jan. 21 UNSURPASSED ACCOMMODATION at LOW RATES. An Allowance of 10 per cent, on the homeward Fare is made to Saloon and Second Cabin Passengers taking Return Tick- ets. Second and Third Class Passengers, via New York, may travel without extra charge to Bos- ton and Philadelphia, and via Boston to Now York and Philadelphia. Third Class Passengers may also travel without extra charge to Balti- more. Passengers booked through to all parts of America and Canada. Apply to the CUNARD STEAMSHIP COM- PANY, LTD., Liverpool; or to their Agents:— J. Jones, Central Restaurant, Llanrwst; J. R. Jones, Lloyd-street, Llandudno; F. D. Chantrey, Penmaenmawr; J. P. Jones, Hendro Bach, Rhuddlan, R.S.O.; W. F. Williams Rees, Old Colwyn; E. D. Rowland, Wynnstay Chambers, Colwyn Bay; W. H. Ellis, Llanfairfechan; C. Wright, Chester; John R. Evans, Abergele; and B. Williams, Rhyl. 5185p CANADA BY ALLAN LINE The Only Line with Government Contract for Canadiai Mails, and THE ONLY TURBINE STEAMERS TO CANADA. EXPRESS WEEKLY SERVICE. Shortest Sea Passage—Cheapest Route. FREE FROM ENGINE ODOURS, NOISE. AND VIBRATION. Finest Hotel Appointments, Unequalled" Seirvioe- Special Low Through Fares to all parts. Apply— ALLAN LINE, 103, Leaden hall-street, E.C,; 5 £ Pall Mall, London; 19, James-street, Liver- pool; or JOHN G. EVANS, Chapel-street, Abergele. :N;pÇ_I_l.IC_ FASTEST For Sailings and Pamphlet LINE re WORK and WAGES. TO Apply to C. P. Rly., 24, James FASTEST For Sailings and Pamphlet LINE re WORK and WAGES. TO Apply to C. P. Rly., 24, James Street, Liverpool; J. E. CANADA. Evans, Chapel-st, Abergele SAILINGS.-Partioulare and Bookings to all t: part of the World.-Applv, Roberts Peri House, Colwyn Bay. 19469p SALES BY WUCTIOIV. Mr. P. A. Dew, AUCTIONEER, SURVEYOR. VALUER, AND LAND AGENT, OOLWYN BAY and CONWAY. Telephone Nos.COLWYN BAY, 21; -CONWAY, 2x3. Established 1889. CJALES and VALUATIONS of Landed Es- t&tes, Freehold and Leasehold Business Premises, House Property, Building Land, HoteiBy Live and Dead Farming Stock, House- hold Furniture, Piotures, Books, and Plate. HOUSES TO LET, Furnished and Un- furnished. Information given of Houses, Building Es- tates, Farms, Country Residences, and Business Premises for Sale or to Let in all parte of North Wales. FIRE, LIFE, and GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS. i Offices occupy the most prominent and central positions in Colwyn Bay and Conway, thug affording unequalled publicity to all Auc- tion Announcements. p TUESDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 3rd, 1907. IVY DENE, WHITEHALL ROAD, RHOS-ON-SEA. MR F. A DEW is favoured with instructions from J. W. Mellor, Esq., who is leaving the neighbourhood, to SELL BY AUCTION, as above, a Quantity of very Superior HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, including superior Dining-room Suite in Saddle- bags with Chesterfield Couch, two Arm Easies and four Single Chairs; dark Drawing-rooan Cabinet, Roll-top Desk with Bookcase over, Walnut Overmantel, Mahogany Ha.te.tand with mirror baok, thoroughly well-made Walnut Bed- room Suite, with 4ft. Wardrobe, another Bed- room Suite with 3ft. Wardrobe, all Brass Front Bedsteads, etc., etc. Sale to commence at 1.30 p.m. prompt. On view from Ten o'clock Morning of Sale. 19571p THURSDAY NEXT, 5th DECEMBER, 1907. PUBLIC HALL, COLWYN BAY. MR F. A. DEW will SELL BY AUCTION, as above, a Quantity of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS. Further Entries solicited. 19522p ON THE NORTH WALES COAST. Valuable FREEHOLD BUILDING ESTATE, Situate at RHOS-ON-SEA, Near COLWYN BAY. MR F. A. DEW willl SELL BY AUCTION, at an eariy date, at the RHOS ABBEY HOTEL, RHOS-ON-SEA, all that FREEHOLD BUILDING ESTATE, Situate in RHOS-ON-SEA, and with an import- ant frontage to Rhoe-road, containing in the whole 3 Acres 3 Roods 36 Perches or there- abcuuss and forming /!h> Property kin»wi» &» BRYN HYFRYD. now or lately in the occupa- tion of Francis G Griffiths, Esq. If the Property is not sold as a whole it will be solid in lots ranging from 500 to 1000 square yards according to a plan wlhich willl be produced at the Sale, or which may be previously inspected- at the Auctioneetr's Offices. I'urthor particulars may be obtained at the Chief Offices of the Auctioneer, Llewelyn Cham- bers, Colwyn Bay, or at his Branch Office, Castle-street, Conway; from Mr Edward Hewitt, F.R.I.B.A., Architect and Surveyor 33] Brazenose-street, Manchester; or from Iviessrs Hal., Son and Hawkins. Northern Assurance Buildings, Albert-square, Manchester, the Ven- dors' Solicitors. p TOWN OF CONWAY. IMPORTANT SALE OF CENTRALLY- I SITUATED AND HIGHLY VALUABLE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY. ■jV'TR F. A DEW is favoured with instructions l¥JL to »SELL BY AUCTION at the CASTLE HOTEL, CONWAY, at a very early date, all that Mestsuage or DWELLING-HOUSE and SHOP, situated in High-street, Conway, aforesaid, and known as BIRMINGHAM HOUSE, now in the occupation of Mm Elizabeth Jones, the Owner, who has sold the Stook-in-Trado and Furniture and' is retiring from business. Further particulars in due course, or in the meantime of Messrs Porter, Amphlett and Jones, Solicitors, Conway, Colwyn Bay, and LJanrwst, or of the Auctioneer, Llewelyn. Charn-bers Col- wyn Bay (Telephone No. 21), at Castle-street, Conway (Telephone No. 2x3). 19572p Messrs. Freeman & Co., HOLYWELL. GREAT AGRICULTURAL SALE at BRYNGWYN BACH FARM, RHUALLT, ST. ASAPH. (Distant Four Miles froin Caerwys, Five-and-a- Half from Holywell, and Four from St. Asaph). THE LIVE STOCK comprises: 123 Cross-bred Shropshire Ewe Lambs; 13 Pure- bred Shropshire Ewe Lambs; 7 Cross-bred Ewes; 14 grand Codoury Yearlings; 2 Rear- ing Calves; 6 capital In-calf Heifers; 2 Bul- locks; 12 splendid Dairy Cows; 5 very pro- mising Cart Colts (2 and 3 year dId); i ditto Hackney ditto; 2 powerful, active Cart Honses (3 years old, 15 and 16 hands, ex- cellent workers); an aged Mare, 15 hands capital worker; 13 young Porkers; 2 In-pig Sows. THE IMPLEMENTS inolude: A well-built Lurry, with. cratches (nearly new); re' r' Harris MoGregor's Reaping and Mowing Maoh- ine, complete; two narrow-wheeled Farm Carts, with ora.tches and harvesting gear; Williams and Son's Horse-power, with intermediate gear; di'tto by Wynne Edwards; Roberta' Prize Double- Shell Plough; three Seta of Zig-zag Iron Har- rows; Double-cylinder Iron Land Roll; Powell Bros', Turnip Pulper; two-knife Chaff-Cutters; two Cultivators; Garret and Sons' Seed Drili; Double-row Turnip Drill, by Williams. Rhudd- lan; Single ditto; two Ploughs; two large Sheep Racks; Horse Rake; Winnowing Machine; Chain Harrows; Wood and Iron Swing Trees; American Rake; long wood Manger; Pikels; Hay Rakes; Patch-forks; Stable Tools; Belting; Riddles; Iron and Stone Pig Troughs; three Sets of Cart Gears; three Pairs Leading Chains; two Paire Plough ditto; two brass-mounted Sets of Harness; Lady's Side Saddle; Gent's Riding ditto; Riding and Driving BridCes; various Sad- dlery, etc., etc. AJso, about 250 hobbets "Gaæ- ton's Abundance" Oate, 200 hob bets Barley, 40 tons ci Swedes, 3 tons of Potatoes (Up-to-date), by MESSRS W. FREEMAN and CO., who are -L' favoured with instructions from Mr Joihn Evans (who is leaving), to conduct this highly important SALE on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29th, 1907, commencing at 11 o'clock sharp NOTE.—LUNCHEON will be provided at 10.30. The Produoe will be Sold in Small Lots. Order of Sale:— Implements, Live Stook, Produoe. Full particulars from the Auctioneers, at tiheir Offioee, Brynfbrd-road, HodyweiL Telephone, 17, 19289p The "Pioneer" is recognised as one of the most popular papers in the Principality. Splendid medium for advertlleMr SALES BY AUCTION. Messrs. Wm Dew & Son, AUCTIONEERS. BANGOR &nd LLANDUDNO ANGLESEY. BRYNCELLI DU, About two miles from Llanfair P.G. and Gaerwen Railway Stations. ON Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, DECEMBER 2nd, 3rd and 4th. SALE of the whole of the LIVE and DEAD FARMING STOCK, including Seven Miloh Cows, about 20 Young Cattle, Bay Mare (five years old), about 76 Sheep, 60 Head of Poul- try, Implements, etc. The Contents of the House, incLuding a LADY'S BICYCLE, a NEW WICKER BATH CHAIR, together with the HOUSE- HOLD FURNITURE, in massive Mahogany, Walnut, and Rosewood, and which will in- clude the Furniture of 3 Eiftertaining-rooms and 6 Bedrooms, all of good workmanship, Well and Substantially made, a Fine and Costly HARMONIUM; a COT- TAGE PIANOFORTE; the LINEN, GLASS, and CHINA, the latter includ- ing two Beautiful OLD TEA and DESSERT SERVICES, Opaque and other handsome Vases, several Miiall Ornamental Items, Kerr and Co.'s Worcester Busts, etc. A few Baxter and other PRINTS, Engravings. Water-Colors, eto.; a small LIBRARY of BOOKS, a SHERATON BOOKCASE, a small quantity of Plated Goods and Silver, the latter including a Plain Tankard. 1763. MESSRS WM. DEW and SON are instructed by the Representatives of the late Miss Owen to OFFER FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at BRYNCELLI DU, on MON- DAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY, DE- CEMBER 2nd, 3rd, and 4th, 1907. the above OUT-DOOR and IN-DOOR EFFECTS. Sale to commence each day at 10.30. Catalogues, giving order of Sale and all de- tails, may be obtained of the Auctioneers, at their Offices, at Bangor and Llandudno. THE COLWYN BAY AUCTION ROOMS AND PROPERTY MART, "VRONIIAULOG" (Next the Public Hall). MESSRS P. Wilson-Jones & Morgan, F.A.L LATE MB JAMES STEVENS, Auctioneers, Valuers and Estate Agents, Surveyors, Architects. SALES BY AUCTION AND VALUATION of Landed Estates, Business and Residential Properties, ifarma, Live and Dead Stock, etc. the requirements of Applicants to whom No Expert xioiei Valuers and Stock-Takers, Certi- fied Bailiffs. -'i.iesa Auction Roor&s are Open Daily or the receipt of Consignments of every class of Goods and FURNITURE SALES will be periodically arranged. ALWAYS ON VIEW. OWNERS and SOLICITORS are invited to use these Rooms as a PROPERTY MART for Afternoon and Evening SALES BY AUCTION. A REGISTER OF HOUSES to Let (Furnished and Unfurnished) cr for Private Sale is sys- tematically kept; and every attention paid to Charge is made. AGENTS TO FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT, and other PRINCIPAL INSURANCE OFFICES. Telegrams: Wilson-Jones. Colwyn Bay. Nat. Tel. 4y3. ABERGELE AUCTION MART. CHRISTMAS, 1907. MESSRS WILSON-JONES and MORGAN beg to announce that they will hold their ANNUAL PRiIZE SHOW and FAT STOCK SALE, on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11th, 1907, and offer the following PRIZES:— For the 2 Best Fat Bullocks ci 1 0 Second Best do. 0 10 6 For the 2 Best Fat Heifers or Cows 1 1 0 Second Best do. 0 10 6 For the 10 Be-at Fat Wethers 0 10 6 Second Best do. 0 5 0 For the 10 Beet Fat Ewes 0 10 6 „ Second Beet do 0 5 0 For the 2 Best Fat Pigs (any weight) 0 10 6 Second Best do 0 5 0 For the 5 Best Fat Porkers (not to ex- coed lOOlbs. each) 0 10 6 It Second Best do 0 5 0 SPECIAL PRIZES are given by Mr Williams, Harp Hotel, for the Best Fat Beafet in the Sale 110 Mr F. CUpper, Macclesfield, for the 2 Fat Pigs (not exceeding 15 soores each) 0 10 6 All Stock to be in the Mart by 11 a.m. Sale to oommenoe at 12.30 sharp. Farmers are requested to make their Entries not later than DECEMBER 3rd, and the Auc- tioneers will guarantee the attendance of Buy- ers. Settlements at close of Sale. Offices: Harp Hotel, Abergele, and Auction Rooms, Colwyn Bay. 19554p Mr. H. Parry Jones. AUCTIONEERS, HOLYHEAD. 'XMAS. 1907. THE SMITHFIELD LLANGEFNI. HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO BUTCHERS, FAT STOCK BUYERS, Etc. MR H. PARRY JONES will hold his Annual FAT STOCK SHOW SALE at the above SMITHFIELD, on MONDAY, DECEMBER 2nd, 1907. OVER 235 in PRIZES will be AWARDED. There will be offered for SALE 160 Prime Fat BULLOCKS, HEIFERS, COWS, and BULLS; 380 Prime Fat WETHERS, EWES, and LAMBS of various Breeds. Consignments will be sent from the following well-known Stock Feeders:—Right Hon. Lord Stanley of Alderley, Penrhos; R. J. Gardner, Esq., Valley;* R. H. Williams, Esq., Frogwy Baoh, Llangwyllog; E. W. Parry, Esq., Lled- wigan; O. Parry Jones, Esq., Plas Llechylched; T. Jones, Esq., Tymawr, Llangwyliog; John Williams, Esq., Ty-du, Bodffordd; J. Owen Esq., Cae Hywel; S. Greenley, Esq., Penrhyn- oer Du; Mrs Jones, Cymmwd; H. Jones, Esq., Cae'r gwlaw; E. J. Owen, Esq., Bryngwallen; H. Roberts, Esq., Frogwy Fawr; W. Jones, Esq., Pandy Treban; R. Wiiiiams, Esq., Cae'r Elen; T. Roberts, Esq., Bryngwran; Thomas Evans, Esq., Maelfa Boston; W. R. Roberts, Esq., Plas Uchaf, Llanfairfechan; Mrs Ellis) Ty'nhendre, Aber; W. Parry, Esq., Bwlch, Llan- fechell; G. H. Williams, Esq., Braint, Peny- mynydd, and obhere. JUDGING to commenoe at 10 a.m. SALE to commence at 11 prompt. A SPECIAL STOCK TRAUy will leave Val- ley so as to arrive at Llangefni in time for the Sale. For particulars apply to the Railway Company. Exchange Buildings, Holyhead. Carnarvonshire Billposting Company. rjlHE Billposters for Carnarvon, Pwllheli, JL Nevin, Criccieth, Portmadoo, Penygroes, Beddgelert, Portdinorwio, etc. Parcels for Nantlle Vale, Clynnog, Llanberis, Ebenezer, and Pwllheli distriot to bo addressed to 16 GAOL-STREET, PWLLHELI; and for all other places to the Head Office, 20, CASTLE-SQUARE, CARNARVON. SALES BY AUCTION. Booth and Sandy, Auctioneers, Valuers, House and Estate Agents. SALES by AUCTION and VALUATIONS of Landed Estates, House Property, House- hold Furniture, Live Stock, etc., undertaken on Reasonable Terms. VALUATIONS for PROBATE, MORTGAGE, and TRANSFER. INVENTORIES MADE and EXAMINED. MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED. AGENTS for Fire, Life, Personal Aocident, Live Stock, Plate Glass, and Mortgage Ineuranoe with the Leading Companies. Offices: 15, STATION ROAD, COLWYN BAY. Telephone No. 27 (Colwyn Bay). PARTICULARS of PROPERTIES for Sale, or to be Let, Furnished or Unfurnished, for- warded Free on application. 6257p SALE TO-NIGHT, THURSDAY, NOVEM- BER 28th. FREEHOLD PROPERTY, COLWYN BAY. 0 MESSRS BOOTH AND SANDY will SELL BY AUCTION, at the "CENTRAL HOTEL," at 7.30 o'clock, TWO VILLA RESI- DENCES, "WIMEREUX" and "WHITE- FIELD/' BROMPTON-AVENUE, and THREE PLOTS of BUILDING LAND adjoining. Solicitor: William Booth, Esq., 78, King-street, Manchester. p PUBLIC HALL, COLWYN BAY. MESSRS BOOTH and SANDY are instructed iTi to SELL BY AUCTION, at th« above Hall, on TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10th, 1907, ANTIQUE and MODERN HOUSEHOLD APPOINTMENTS, removed from eeveral superior Residences in the Neighbourhood, The Auctioneers invite the inclusion of High- Class Effects only, particulars of which must be sent at once for insertion in Catalogues now in course of preparation 16, Station-road, Colwyn Bay. 19565p Black wall, Hayes & Co., LLANRWST and LLANDUDNO JUNCTION. Auctioneers and Valuers, Live Stock Satea- men, House and Eetate Agents. Nat. Telephone 17. SALES held periodically on Horses, Carriages, Harness, etc. Entry Forms and on .application. Sales by Auction and Valuations of Landed Estates, House Property, Live and Dead Farm- ing Stock, Household Furniture, etc. Houses to Let, FurnieJied or Unfurnished. Agents for Fire and Life, Personal Accident. and Employers' Liability Insuranoe. 10182p CACWRRAffi, LLANRWST. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17th. NEXT SALE of DAIRY and STORE CATTLE, FAT and STORE SHEEP and LAMBS. I Sale at 12.30 o'clock. Usual credit. Telegrams: Haslam, Auctioneer, Rhyl. Nat. Tel. 3y4. C. Wesley Haslam, AUCTIONEER, SURVEYOR, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, HOTEL AND GENERAL VALUER. SALES BY AUCTION of Landed Estates, Properties, Farming Stocks, Household Furniture, etc. VALUATIONS for Probate, Mortgage, Hotel, Trade Stocks, etc. CERTIFIED BAILIFF to levy Distraints, ap- pointed by His Honour Judge Moss. Rents Collected and Estates managed. REGISTER kept of Properties for Sale or to Let. Prompt personal attention given to ail matters entrusted. Business transacted in any District. Note AddressTOWN HALL, RHYL. PUBLIC HALL, COLWYN BAY. MONDAY, DECEMBER 2nd, 1907, At Two o'clock prompt. GREAT UNRESERVED SALE OF 5000 FRUIT TREES, SHRUBS and ROSES, including Standard and Bush Plum, Pear and Apple Trees, Raspberry Canes, Gooseberry and Currant Trees, Specimen Rhododendrons, Laurels, Evergreens and Deciduous Shrubs, Hybrid, Perpetual and Tea Resets, comprising all the best varieties such as La France, Mrs John Laing, Ulrich Brunner, Gloire de Dijon, Frau Carl, Druschki, Magna Charta, Margaret Diokson, Crimson Rambler, White and Yellow Rambler, and also a quantity of Golden Privet, Jessamine, Virginia Creepers, Poplars, Thorns, Quick end other Hedge Plants and Treea Also a Magnifioent Collection of DUTCH FLOWER BULBS, Hyacinths, Tulips, Crocuses, Daffodils, Poly- anthus, Narcissus, Anemones, Snowdrops, Ixias, Scillia's, Spanish Iris, etc. C\Y ESI/EY HASLAM has been favoured with instructions from the Pen-y-Bryn Horticultural Co., Lianrwst, to SELL BY AUCTION as above. t Striotly Cash Sale. No Reserve. The Auctioneer begs to call special attention to this Sale as the Trees and Shrubs are hardy, full of fibre and well grown, and the Bulbs aw of the finest quality. Auctioneer's Offioes: Town Hall, Rhyl. p Messrs. T. and W. Leathes, RUTHIN. DDOL FARM, ST. ASAPH. ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29th, 1907. SALE of 34 Head of well bread Short-horned and Cross-hred Cattle; 15 powerful Cart Horses, Hacks, and Colts; 4D strong WcJah Ewes, 30 Cross-bred Lambs, Wiltshire Ram; Crops a/1 to go off, viz., three large Stacks of Hay, 60 tons of Straw, 200 hoooots of Barley and Oats; 80 tons of Swede Turnips, together with the whole of the AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, etc. By order of Mr Edwn Jones, who is leaving. The usuial credit (on approved security), or discounts for cash. Sale to oommenoe at Twelve o'clock prompt. T. and W. LEATHES. Auctioneers. Agricultural Hall, Ruthin. p EFFICIENT BILLPOSTING. 1>ARTIES desirous of having Bills posted on ALL the most IMPORTANT Advertise- ment HOARDINGS in the District of Rhyl, Presta-tyn, Meliden, Dyserth, Rhuddlan, and St. Asaph, should send their Orders to BEECH BROS., THE RHYL and DISTRICT BILLPOSTERS. Advertising and Billposting Contractors. All work under the direct Personal Supervision of the Prwrietor,- FRANK J. H. BEECH, Telephone No. 5y2. ye Olde Firm. Established 1868. Head Offioe: lgg WELLINGTON ROAD, RHYL. SALES BY AUCTION. — Robert and Rogers Jones, LLANRWST and OOLWYN BAY. Nat. TeL 15. Nat, Tel. 89. AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENTS. Established 1853. UNDERT AKE Sales of Landed and Build- W-) ing Estates, Freehold and Leasehold House Property, Live and Dead Farming Stock, Household Furniture, etc. VALUATIONS for Tenant Right, Probate and Mortgage Purposes. INVENTORIES carefully prepared and ex- amined. RENTS COLLECTED. Life and Fire Insurance Agents for the Load* ing Offioes. Offices: TY'N-Y-FYNWENT, LLANRWST, and PENRHYN ROAD (Opposite G.P.O.), 00le WYN BAY. 15294p L"ST OF FORTHCOMING SALES. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3rd, 1907. TAL-Y-CAFN MART. GREAT ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PRIZE SHOW AND SALE OF SPECIALLY FED FAT STOCK. 3 5 offered in Cash Prizes, together with Spe- oiaJl Prizes given by the "Palatine Oil Mili Go." end the "Molassine Meal Co." The Entries includes— 180 PRIME FAT BULLOCKS, HEIFERS* COWS and BULLS. 1200 RIPE WETHERS, EWES end LAMBS. 60 PRIME BAOON PORKER PIGS and CALVES. Judging at 10 o'clock a.m. Sale at 12 o'clock prompt. MARKET-SQUARE, LLANRWST. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4th, 1907 (LLAN- RWST FAIR DAY). ANNUAL SALE of a large and choice con, -dL signment of FRUIT TREES. SHRUBS, and ROSES, by instructions of the Penybryo Horticultural Co. Sale at 12.30 prompt. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5th, 1907, TOPAN," EGLWYSBACH.—On the whole of tho Valuable LIVE and DEAD FARM- ING STOCK, including: Five Light and Heavy Hordes, 20 choice Cross-Bred Dairy Cowls and Young Cattle, 70 Welsh Broe-ding Ewes, four Store Pigs, about 180 Hobbets of exoellent Oats (in sacks), seven Round Staoks of Oats, together with the Agricultural Implements, Dairy Utensils, etc., the Property of Mr Owen Owens (w'ho is giving up farming). Usual Credit. Sale at Twelve" o'clock nooo. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7th, 1807. ARTH." CLAN CONWAY-Sale d'tlu; v Surplus HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, the Property of Mr A. T. John- son (who is leaving). Sale at One o'clock p.m. Mr. G. F. Byford, RUTHIN. £ 37 IN PRIZES. £ 3^ THE EIGHTEENTH Great Christmas Show & Sale in the VALE OF CLWYD AUCTION MART, RUTHIN, On TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3rd, 1907, at Ten a.m. (Two weeks' keep given on all Fat Stook, unless otherwise stated). The Auctioneer has pleasure in announcing his G-reat Christmas Sale at Ruthin, and takes this opportunity to thank his many Patrons for their support during the year, and respectfully solicits a oontinuanoe of their favour. GRAND ENTRIES. 100 of the Primeet Quality BULLOCKS and HEIFERS specially fed for the Christmas Market. 500 Ripe WELSH WETHERS EWES, CROSS- BRED SHEARLINGS, BACON and PORK PIGS, and FAT CALVES. Prize List on application. 0.. F. BYFORD, 19541p Auctioneer. ESTABLISHED 1808. THE CAXTON PRESS ELECTRIC Printing HJorks. HIGH STREET, BANGOR. THE Jobbing Department IS FURNISHED WITH The Latest PRINTING MATERIALS and MACHINERY, ø And is in a position to cope with any emergency. Artistic and General Printing PROMPTLY & SMARTLY EXECUTED ON REASONABLE TERMS the"" FINEST EQUIPPED PRINTING OFFICE IN NORTH WALES. Half-tone Photo Blocks a speciality, for Magazine Work or. Business purposes Every deserlption of Printing exeeuted BRANCH OFFICES: Mostyn Street, Llandudno. Conway Road, Colwyn Bay. Bridge Street, Llangefni. CHIEF OFFICE: CAXTON HOUSE, BANG OR. Telephone No. 7, Bangor.