Wrexham Guardian

Inics hl 2lJ:r Lloyd. TO SERVE COWS THIS SEASON. AT THE PLASSEY, NEAR WREXHAM. rpHAT MAGNIFICENT ROAN SHORTHORN I BULL—Windrush," 3rd H.B. 39,327, the pro- yerty of Mr. Lloyd, Auctioneer, bred by H. Allsopp, Esq., M.P., Hind'ip Court, Worcester, 3 years old, got by Windrush, 32,873; dam (Thorndale 2nd) by Butter- fly. 33.255.' g' d. (Thorndale Maid) by 3rd Duke of Thorndale, 17,749. g.g.d. (Passion Mower 3rd) by 4th Duke of Thorndale, 17,750. g.g.g.d. (Passion "Flower) by Homer, 16,277 g.g.g.g.d. (Pastime) by Bashaw, 12,449. g.g.g.g.g.d (Plume) by Enterprise, 11,443. g.g.g.g.g.g.d. (Young Pye) by Young Consul, 6,893. g.g.g.g.g.g.g.cl. (Pye) by Newnham, 2,365. g.g.g g.g.g.g.g.d. No. 40 (ChiltonSale) by Safelite, 1,420. g.tr.g.tr.g.g.g.g-.g.d. No. 4 or (Lady Chilton) by Jupiter, 342. g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. (Sir Oliver Cow) by Sir Oliver,^605. g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. (Raspberry) by Trunnel], 659. I g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. (Strawberry) by Favorite, 252. j g.g.g.S.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d (Lily) by Favorite, 252. g.g.g g.tf.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. (Miss Lax) by Dalton Duke. 188. g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g g.g.g.g.g.g.d. (Lady Maynard) by H. Alcock's bull, 19. g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g'.g.g.g.d. by Mr. J. Smith's bull, 608. g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.d. by Jolly's bull, 337. Winner of 1st Prize at Bingley Hall Shorthorn Show at Birmingham, a:liT purchased by Sir Robert Peel, Drayton Manor, for 120 guineas. TERMS :— Gentlemen-One Guinea each Cow. Tenant Farmers—Half-a-Guinea each Cow. One Cow will be served gratis for any regular sup- porter at the Auction. Plissey, Wrexham, April 9th 1879. 528 WREXHAM HORSE REPOSITORY SALE, Adjoining the Horse Fair. THURSDAY, MAY 8TH, 1879. MR. LLOYD respectfully invites his sup- porters to the next HORSE SHOW, On THURSDAY, MAY 8, which will take place in the Repository, where he has erected spacious sheds and boxes, leaping bars for the trial of Hunters, &c., affording every accommodation for all classes of Horses. This Sale is noticed for the disposal of real first-class waggon horses, or genuine hacks, being attended by sorae of the leading dealers from Man- chester, Birmingham, Liverpool, Wolverhampton, Oswestry, Chester, &c., &c. Sole at Two o'clock prompt. 397 WREXHAM SMITHFIELD. FAIR DAY. THURSDAY, APRIL 17TH, 1879. MR. LLOYD'S next AUCTION will take place on Thursday April 17th, 1879, the present entries will include A prime lot of Fat Heifers, Bullocks, and Bulls. Several magnificent Dairy Cows and Heifers, Calved and to Calve (this auction is noticed to be one of the leading sales for first class Dairy Cows during .this time of year). A lot of choice Barrens, Stirks, and Stock Bulls. A magnificent selection of Fat and Rearing Calves, Heifers, and Bulls from the leading Stocks in the neighbourhood of Cheshire. A prime lot of Shropshire and Welsh Wethers, also Store Sheep. A number of Pork and Bacon Pigs, In-pig Sows, and Store Pigs. Sale at 10.30 prompt. ORDER OP SALE Store Cattle, Fat Cattle, Calves, Pigs and Sheep. HORSE SALE, First FAIR in the Month, at two o'clock. All entries taken up to morning of Sale. Offices, Plassey, Wrexham. 50 GUINEAS IN SILVER CUPS. MR. LLOYD'S PRIZE LIST FOR NEXT CHRISTMAS SHOW. In addition to the TRADESMEN'S CUPS. Open to regular supporters during the year only as follows:- 24 GUINEAS in three Prizes given to the sellers of the largest amount of Stock in the Smithfield, or at the Horse Sale, or Annual Stock Sales to be held at home only, up to Christmas Show, viz. :— First Prize. 12 Guineas Second Prize. 8 Guineas Third Prize 4 Guineas SILVER CUP, value 10 Guineas, will be given te the owner of the best six beasts in the Smithfield. SILVER CUP, value 5 Guineas, for the best ten Welsh Wethers. TIRNANT 'FAPAIERS' CUP, value 10 guineas, for the beat collection of Stock, Cattle, Sheep, and Pigs-not less than four of each. Only regular supporters allowed to compete. 393 BANGOR BANK AND HOLLY BUSH, NEAR BANGOR ISYCOED. SATURDAY, APRIL 12TH, 1879. Important Sale of Live Stock, Implements, Hay, traw, Homwhold Furniture, and other Effects. MR. LLOYD is in receipt of instructions from Mr. Luke Viccars, who is declining farming and leaving the neighbourhood, to Sell by Auction, without reserve, at Bangor Bank, on Friday April 11th, the following Cows, Pony, Implements, Hay, Straw, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, t and other Effects, as follows Excellent young dairy cow and calf, barren cow, sow, grey cob, rising 5 years old, 14 hands high, steady to ride or drive; about 20 tons of first-class hay, in six lots, excellent phteton and dog-cart, wheel and hand ploughs, Croaskill's cart, harrows, excellent straw cutter, churns, cheese presses, cream steins, drainers, milk pans, oheese screws, scales and weights, butter tab, patent mangle, several sets of gears, harness and odd gears, saddle and bridle, quantity of useful timber, kitchen dresser, kitchen tables, eight-days clock in mahogany frame, chimney glasses in gilt and rose- wood frames, weather glasses, mahogany hair seated sofa, mahogany two-leaf and other tables, hat stand, ornaments, carpeting, night commodes, dressing glasses, several pairs of wood and iron bedsteads, chests of drawers, dressing tables and washstands, feather beds, fenders and irons, mahogany and cane seated chairs, arm ditto, excellent shower bath, hanging wardrobe, ( and other effects. Also the property of Mrs. Sarah Dutton, Holly Bush, near Bangor Isycoed, as follows:—Three excellent young dairy cows and calves, two cows to calve, two fresh barren heifers, grand yearling excellent sow, about 20 tons of manure, in three lots, about six tons of hay (to go off), cart with harvest gearing, rakes and pikels, wheelbarrow, seives and riddles, ladders; mahogany hair seated chairs, arm chairs, cane seated ditto, kitchen ditto, mahogany and leaf table, round stand, chimney glass, firegrates, eight day s clock, oak dresser and shelves, fender and irons, brass candle- sticks, folding screen, cupboards, pictuies, iron and wood bedsteads, feather beds washstands and dressing tables, toilet service, night commodes, oak chests, mahogany bureau, carpetting, swing glasses, quantity of cheese vats, milk pana, cream steins, cheese tubs, cheese presses, churn, rain tubs, brownware, set of china tea service, sundry crockery, plates and dishes, saucepans, frying pans, kettles, and other effects. ..Sale'to commence at Bangor Bank at ONE o'clock, I and at Holly Bush at THREE o'clock. Qffioea; Plassey, Wrexham.' 411 ft Sales hy Inttioix. 1r. Lloyd. TUESDAY, 22ND APRIL, 1879. 52 Acres of Depasturage to LET, at the Royal Oak Hotel, BANGOR ISYCOED. Important Letting of first-class G-razing Lctnd at Plas- yn-Fron, one mile from Bangor, and three from Trrex- ham. MR. LLOYD has great pleasure in announc- ing that he is in receipt of instructions from Major De Lasselles, to LET by AUCTION,' up to FEBRUARY 2nd, 1880, at the Royal Oak Hotel, Bangor Isycoed, on TUESDAY, APRIL 22ND, the following FIELDS of excellent GRAZING LAND, belonging to Plas-yn-Fron, as follows :— UPLAND. LOT. A. R. P. 1—BIG FIELD 10 2 19 more or less. 2- Top FIELD 3 3 S9 do. 3-Top of HOUSEFIELD. 6 0 37 do. 4- Big Meadow. 15 3 4 do. 5.-Long Meadow. 8 2 34 do. G-Kiln Meadow. 4 0 4 do. 7-Little Meadow. 2 0 34 do. 8ale to commence at Six o'clock. Every field is well supplied with water and good shelter. Credit will be given up to September 29th, on which day each lot must be paid for. OFFICES—PLASSEY, Wrexham. 396 GRAFTON HALL, CHESHIRE. TUESDAY, APRIL 15TH, 1879. HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE OF SUPERIOR AND VALUABLE ANCIENT AND, MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, DAIRY VESSELS, AND OTHER EFFECTS, AT GRAFTON HALL, Distant nilte miles from Chester, four from MALPAS, one from SHOCKLACH, and 2 from Broxton Station, two from Farndon, and seven from Wrexham. 1\/FR. LLOYD has great pleasure in announcing J.T-L that he has again been honoured with instruc- tions from the representatives of the late Mr. Sandbacb, to offer for Sale by Public Auction, upon the above-named premises, on Tuesday, April 15th, the whole of the elegant and costly Household and Bedroom FURN1T0RE, appertain ling to dining-rooms, sitting- rooms, kitchens, and the contents of 12 bedrooms, together with the whole of the Dairy Vessels, out-door Effects, &c., as follows HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. DINING -roo,i. -Fender, fireirons, ashpan, chimney ornaments, massive mahogany sideboard, paraffin lamps, pictures, 8 spanish mahogany chairs upholstered in leather, couch do., small stand, pair of damask window curtains, blind and roller, very handsome Turkey car- pet about 40 yards, mahogany 2 leaf table, centre do. on pillar and claws, chimney glass in gilt frame, &c. HALL.-2 mahogany hall chairs, hall table, large map, 2 pictures, ornaments, 6 large cases of preserved birds, piece of oil cloth, door scraper and door mats, &c. THE CONTENTS OF 3 SITTING ROOMS.—Felt carpet- ting, hearthrugs, fender and fireirons, chimney orna- ments, window curtains, 20 mahogany hair seated chairs. 3 arm do., mahogany 2 leaf and other tables, mahogany hair-seated couch, do. sofa, handsome mahogany chef- foniers, a number of pictures, wine cellarettes. KITCHENS. Two large mahogany dining tables, round stands, oak kitchen chairs, brass candlesticks, fenders and fire-irons, large oak housekeeper's cupboard, eight days clock, weather glass, writing desk, corner cup- boards, folding screen, saucepans, kettles, frying pans, and the whole of the useful kitchen requisites. The contents of 12 BEDROOMS will include about 15 mahogany half-tester, French, and iron bedsteads, eight feather beds, several pairs of sheets, counterpanes, and blankets, mahogany, birch, and painted washstands and dressing tables, do. swing dressing glasses, chamber services, carpets to lit rooms, mahogany and other towel rails, night commodes, damask window curtains, mahogany, birch, and other chests of drawers, oak linen chests, cane-seated bedroom chairs, &c. DAIRY VESSELS. About 50 pairs cheese vats, ranging in size from 10 to 18 inches, 10 pairs milk pans, four large cheese tubs, six tin milk carriers, quantity of suter boards, binders, cheese filleting, cheese presses and patent cheese screws, copper whey pump, large churn capable of holding ten steins of milk, curd mill and drainer, 15 milking cans and stools, three whey tubs, 20 cream steins, scales and weights, butter tub, seives, &c. Excellent double-barrel gun, 2 single-barrel ditto, excellent kitchen range (new). The whole of the grates throughout the house. Full particulars will appear in CATALOGUES, which are IN COURSE OF PREPARATION, AND MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE AUCTIONEER AND PLACE OF SALE. Offices-Plassey, Wrexham. 412 FRIDAY, APRIL 18TH, 1879. Highly attractive sale of shorthorns, horses, oats and barley, mangolds, and a large quantity of surplus flower plants, AT LLAY PLACE, situate thiee miles from Wrexham, one from Gresford one from the Rossett, eLht from Chester, on the Great Western Railway, and three from Hope Junc- tion, on the London and North Western Railway. MR. LLOYD has been instructed by Thomas Beakbane, Esq., to Sell by Auction, in his Farmyard, situate at Liay Place, on FRIDAY, APRIL 18TH, The whole of his entire herd of 40 PURE BRED SHORTHORN CATTLE, Two Guernseys, seven horses, 400 measures of Oats, 40 measures of Barley, 40 tons of Mangolds, and the whole of the surplus greenhouse plants, as follows :— Twenty-two Pure-bred Short-horn Cows, Heifers, and Calves, including Elsie Gwynne," from Lady Piggit's last year. Seven Pure-bred Bulls, one, two, and three years old respectively, including "Lord Fulbeck," 38,608, Pales- tine," purchased from Lady Piggot last year, got by "Red Cross Knight," 35,218, and "Duke of Welling- ton," 13 months old,BY "Lord Darlington," 11, of one of Lord Fitzharding's Bulls. 4 Pure-bred Bull Calves 3 Pure-bred Heifer ditto. 1 Guernsey Bull 1 Ditto Heifer 2 Fat Cows Five Wagon Mares, three, four, five, and seven years old respectively, one with foal at foot by Baronet," chestnut filly, rising three years old, by Mr. Barnes, the Quinta's, horse, dam, with foal at foot, winner of the first prize at Wrexham Show, the only time exhibited. 2 Bay yearling Fillies, by Baronet," the Duke of Westminster's Clydesdale horse 400 Measures of Tartarian Oats 40 Measures of Hallets Seed Barley 40 Tons of Mangolds 2 Deer Gazelles This herd was founded six years ago by the selection of some first-class cows from the celebrated herd of H. Burth, Esq., Fulbeck Grange, Lincolnshire, and bulls were also purchased from Charles Sturge, Esq., Birmingham, since when the sires used have been bred by Lady Piggot and H. Burth, Esq. The infusion of these fashionable strains has been followed with beneficial effects, as amongst the younger stock are several that might be advantageously trained on for shows. The cattle throughout are heavily fleshed, good in colour, robust in constitution, and excellent milkers, form, quality, and milk having never been sacrificed for mere pedigree alone. The Steers exhibited in the local market town of Wrexham, at Christmas shows, prove great aptitude to fatten, possessed by the herd, which however, will be offered in store condition; the horses also are a very careful selection. 100 Lots of surplus flower plants including bedding plants, begonias, cytisuses, pandamus, Veitchu's ferns, orchids, crotons, droccenas, foliage plants, bongam villa, dudentzia, garcilia, Colen'S anthurim, scherzuni- ums' gelomens, stephenotis, floribunstas, and several others.. The stock on view a week prior to the bale, except on Sundays; conveyances meet trains at Wrexham, and Chester Stations. The Stock WILHJE carefully delivered, if required, at the nearest Railway Station. Order of SaleShorthorns, fat cattle, deer gazelles, horses, produce, greenhouse plants. Luncheon at 12 o'clock. Sale at 1 o'clock. Catalogues may be obtained from the Wynnstay Arms, Wrexham Bridgewater Hotel, Ellesmere Lion Hotel, Mold Hop P»le Hotel, Chester place of sale, or the Auctioneer's. Plassey Wrexham. Sales Irir Jlucficrru Mr. Lloyd- HAFOD-Y-BWCH, distant two miles from Wrexham and two from Ruabon. 50 Cattle, 2S0 Sheep, 13 tons Hay, 8 tons Straw, Carriages Harness, Gears, Implements, Dairy Vessels, d-c. Highly Important Sale of Dive and Dead Farming Stock, cfr. "jVTR. LLOYD has great pleasure in announe- JL ing that he has again been honoured with instrue- tions from Henry Dennis, Esq., to Sell by Auction (without reserve), upon the above-named premises, ON MONDAY, APRIL 21ST. 40 Prime Fat COWS, BULLOCKS, and HEIFERS, 10 Grand Heifers, calved and to calve, 280at SHEEP, several Tons of first-class Hay and Straw, Carriages, Farming Implements, Gears, &c., as follows lJIYE STOCK.—20 prime fat bullocks, 3 and 4 years old, 20 do. fat cows and heifers, 10 magnificent heifers, calved or to calve, 280 ripe fat Welsh wethers. t J PRODUCE.-TNi,o stacks of first-class tip-land hay, con- taining about 13 tons, about eight tons of wheat and cat straw. CARRIAGEs.-Capital double seated brougham, IN first-class condition, by a London maker; excellent waggonette, in good repair small low-seated dog cart, suitable for a cob 14 to 15 hands high. FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c.- Two lorrys and three carts, horse rakes and hay tedders, ploughs and harrows, rollers, cultivators, mowing machines, straw cutters, pulpers, cil cake mill and knibbling mill, five-horse power engine, large implement shed, feeding boxes, sheep cratches, two wood sheds, two steam apparatus' 13 yards of shafting, six pulleys and five long straps, pig troughs, several sets of thrill and chain gears, also haxness, together with a few lots of dairy vessels and Household Furniture. Full particulars will appear next week. Luncheon by ticket, at 12 o'clock. Sale to commence at 1 o'clock prompt. Offices, Plassey, Wrexham. 410 Hessrs. W. Dew & Son. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. COUNTY OF FLINT. —— UPPER DOWING, NEAR MOSTYN. Sale of Surplus HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, a grand Cellar of CHOICE WINES, containing about CO Dozen, including "Winter's" and "Rushton's" Port, 1834, "Russell's" Port, 1844, Findlater's," 1847, and Chadick," 1858, Wain- wright" and "Kirtley's" Sherry, 1844, two full Casks of Sherry, "Hennessy's" Brandy, &c. Six valuable Carriage HORSES, five London made CARRIAGES three excellent Milch COWS, PIGS, an assortment of HARNESS and SADDLERY. Implements in Husbandry. Dairy Utensils, a Large Rick of HAY, &c., &c., which MESSRS. WM. DEW AND SON have been instructed by the representatives of the late Jesse Blew, Esq., deceased, to Sell by Public Auction, on the premises as above, on THURSDAY, THE 24TH DAY OF APRIL, 1879. Full particulars will appear in future advertisements and Catalogues, which may be had on and after Monday, the 14th LNST., at any of the principal Hotels in North VYales, Cnester, Liverpool, and Manchester; on thii-' Premises; and of the AUCTIONEERS, Wellfield House Bangor, and Town Hall, Rhyl. 524 'a. -Ot">T- Mr. W. E. Hill. VICTORIA .ROOMS, OSWESTRY. Sale of very costly and fashionable FURNITURE, equal to new, and the manufacture of Messrs. E. and J. Jones, Oswestry, comprising elegant drawing-room suite in bhck and gold inlaid amboyna, upholstered in French silk tapestry, handsome dining-room suite in massive brown oak, upholstered in best morocco, 5 superior bed and dressing-room suites, enamelled, various woods, and decorated, handsome mahogany bookcase, formed and glazed front, also brass and°iron half-tester and French bedsteads, spring mattresses, feather bolsters and pillows, linen, chamber wares, hip and sponge baths, pier and swing glasses, together with rare and valuable antique china, clocks in bronze and gilt cases, jewelled and other choice vases, 'and ornaments, silver and plated articles, excellent oil paintings by T. Creswick, R.A., and others, framed and g'azed water colours, engravings, and photograplir, handsomely bound books, dessert and breakfast services, small quantity of wine, cutlery, kitchen requisites, and other useful effects. MR. W. H. HILL has been instructed to offer the whole of these valuable articles (the property of a gentleman who has left the neighbour- hood) by Public Auction, in the above Rooms, on THURSDAY, APRIL 17TH, 1879, and of which full description may be seen in catalogues to be had 7 days prior to the date of sale at the offices of the AUCTIONEER, Upper Brook-street, Oswestry. II' The articles may be viewed on Wednesday, the loth instant, between two and five o'clock, and the morning of sale, which must commence at eleven o'cleck punctually, owing to the lots being so numerous. Mr. Hill begs to call the attention of parties about to furnish to this rare collection, of Modern Furniture AND other valuable goods. 402 Mr G. F D Byford. By order of the Executrix of the late Dr. Thomas Jones, Surgeon. CLWYD-STREET; RUTHIN. Capital Household Furniture, Glass and Chin*, maho- gany Dining Tables, mahogany Cellaret, massive mahogany Sideboard, mahogany Chairs, Easy Chairs mahogany and painted Chest of Drawers, Washstands' Dressing Tables, oak Cupboards, iron and wood bed- steads, Feather Beds and Bedding, Horses, Carriages Harness, Poultry, prime stack of meadow Hay, part stack of old Hay (which will be sold in lots), iron and wood Hurdles, and various other effects. MR. G. F. BYFORD respectfully announce# his instructions to Sell by Auction, on MONDAY, 21ST OF APRIL, 1879, At 11 o'clock, on the above premises, the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c., &c., viz :— DINING-ROOM.—Eight mahogany Chairs, Easy Chair in hair cloth, Arm Chairs, mahogany Dining Table with additional leaves, massive mahogany Sideboard, Cel- laret, Dinner Wagon, Card Table, Cheffoniere, Pier Glass, bronze Lamps, Mirror in gilt frame, Brussels Carpet, Fender, Fire Irons, &c. DRAWIXG-BOOM.—Six carved mahogany Chairs ARM do., easy do., Sofa, Table, Card Tables, Footstool Pier Glass in massive gilt frame, mahogany framed Sofa, Lamps, bronze Fender and Fire-irons, Brussels Carpet, Hearthrug, &c. BEDROOMS-Iron and wood Bedsteads, Feather Beds and Bedding, W ardrobes, Dressing Tables, Washstands, Chest of Drawers, Looking Glasses, cane-seated and rush Chairs, mahogany Night Commode, sets of Toilet Ware, Kocking Chairs, mahogany Bureau, do. Boot Rack, oak Tables, Bed Steps, Clock, Carpets, Fenders, Fire-irons, and numerous Bedroom Fittings. KITCHEN AND OUT-DOOR EFFECTS.—Deal Dressers, Plate Shelves, China and Linen Cupboards, oak Table, oak Linen Press, Chairs, Dinner Service, Tea do., Glass, and the usual Culinary sundries. Horses, Carriages, Hay, Poultry, several sets of Harness, nearly new, Saddles, Bridles, &c., &c. May be Viewed on the Morning of Sale. Catalogues may be had of the AUCTIONEER, or of W. GRKKN, Jr., Upper Clwyd-street, Ruthin. Auctioneer's Offices LG, Castle-street, Ruthin, I April 1st, 1879. 55^2 I ale &11 guctiort. Msssrs. Sragh, Jones, & Co. SMITHFIELD, WREXHAM MESSRS. BAUGH, .TONES, & co„ win hold their next SALE of STOCK in the above Smithfield, ON THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1879. Stock already entered, viz A lot of prime fat Beasts. i A lot of useful Dairy Cows. Several fresh Barrens, Calving Heifers, and Short-horned Bulls. A nice lot of fat Sheep, Lambs, Calves, and Pigs. SALE at Ten o'clock. SETTLEMENTS at close of SALE. 14 ah hû IRIFCRAFC OUORTFRAXF. J ON SALE, CHEAP, ONE NEW BAY WINDOW". 7ft. by 7ft. 6in., _with lights and casings complete; also, a large quantity of MOULDINGS.—Apply to T. E. GRIFFITHS, Ruabon. 329 PARISH OF LLANSANNAN, DENBIGH- SHIRE. J TO BE SOLD, 450 ALDER and 50 BIRCH, To treat, apply to R. C. B. Clough, Land Agent, Denbigh. 4^7 I'NSMNMAS. SHROPSHIRE AND NORTH WALES JpiRE ASSURANCE COMPANY, j Established by Act of Parliament, 1S37. Chief Office HIGH-STREET, SHREWSBURY. 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TO ALL IN WANT OF MONEY.—Time and unnecessary expense can be saved by applying, either personally or by letter, to the above address, where cash advances arc made from £ 10 to £ 1,000 (with- out sureties) on the shortest possible notice, and on the most reasonable terms. Repayable by easy instalments to suit borrowers. Can be made either personally or remitted by post-office orders, or in postage stamps, thereby affording every facility to parties whose time is an object to them. Please to note the address as above. N.B.—No con- nection with any other office. 108 tgal artfr ftablrr Hafkts. THE NATIONAL BANK OF WALES, LIMITED. To be Incorporated under the Companies Acts, 1862 and 18O7. CAPITAL £1,000,000, IN 50,000 SHARES Or, X20 EACH. First issue, 10,000 Shares at par; Payable as follows •— £ 2 10s on allotment. Future calls not to exceed f-2 lOsjper Share at intervals of not less than three months. }>O payment required on appli- cation- It is not intended to call up more than £10 per Share. The establishment of this Bank has met with the entire approval of the leading Wholesale Houses in Manchester interested in the trade between Manchester and North and South Wales. Solicitors Messrs ATKINSON, SAUNDERS & Co., Norfolk- street, MANCHESTER. AUDITORS: Messrs KIDSON & BACKHOUSE, St. James's Square, MANCHESTER. PROSPECTUS. UPWARDS of forty years have elapsed since LJ a new Banking Company was established for the express purpose of affording direct banking facilities for North and South Wales, and durin- that period the population, wealth, and general trading operations have more than trebled. It has been matter of suprise that no additional banking accommodation has been provided to further develope the resources of these important districts. Whilst there is a Bank of England, a Bank of Ireland, and a Bank of Scotland, there is no National Bank for the Principality. The Head Office of the Bank will be in Manchester, as being one of the chief centres of commerce, and having large business connections with North and South Waies.^ Hitherto, no direct banking communication has existed between North and South Wales and Manchester, hence the necessity for this Bank. The establishment of Joint Stock Banks in various parts of the United Kingdom has been followed by great success, and the shares of such companies com- mand high premiums. The following quotations con- firm this statement:— AMOUNT PRE-ENT P NUME. PAID UT> JBTRKET IPER SHARE.I PRICE, U J J 1 S. d. £ S. < £ £ SORTHAND South WALES BANK,; J J HE.D OFFICE, LIVERPOOL 10 0 0 30 0 0 200,009 NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK OFJ ENGLAND, Head OFFICOJ Loudor J 21 0 0-76 0 « S09 0C0 MANCHESTER AND COUNTY BANK,; Limited 15 0 0 37 0 0 473 551 Manchester and Liverpool! District Bank I JO n 0 2R) 10 0 SIS.S.VJ Manchester and S.'lford R 8 0 0 14 10 0 3t? Manchester Joint etGckliauk.j Limited j 6 # e 12 1C- 0 C;2,312 Parr's Bauking Company, Limited .I:J e 0 i 58 0 0 TLe Iiirai'ughum Joinr S:ocki Bank, Limited. j 10 0 0 34 0 0 400,00* j Lloyd's Banking Company,] Limited. Lj 8 0 8 23 0 0 220,Oi 0 Although the Capital of the National Bank of Wales has been fixed at £ 1,000,000, in 50,000 Shares of £ 20 each, it is proposed at first to issue 10,000 Shares at par; subsequent issues will be at such premiums and at such times as may be thou-ht expedient. It may not be requisite to call up a greater amount than £ 10 per Share thus leaving a large capital uncalled, which will form a sound guarantee LO depositors and custo- paers. se In settling the Articles of Association, the Provi- sional Committee have been guided by the experience of the most successful modern banks. Powers have been taken to carry on every safe form of banking, so as to secure a fair return upon the capital invested. It is intended to conduct the business so that every trader, however small his transactions, and every trading enterprise, shall be encouraged. The Articles of Association stipulate that no Divi- dend on the Snares beyond Five per Cent. per annum shall be paid, until a Reserve Fund has been created, amounting to at least one-fifth of the paid-up Capital. And also that no Director shall overdraw his Account, and that no Overdraft shall be allowed to any customer of the Bank, beyond a maximum amount, without the sanction of the Board of Directors. Periodical Audits will be rigidly erforced, and every Yearly Audit shall be under the supervision of an in- dependent Auditor, nominated by the Shareholders. The National Bank of Wales possesses an advantage over some of the existing leading Banks in Wales, from the fact that the liability of each Shareholder in this Bank is strictly limited by Lavi to the amount sub- scribed for. The Provisional Committee wish to call special atten- tion to the fact that the banking business of the country is fast passing from the hands of Private Bankers to that of Joint Stock Companies. Arrangements have been made to commence im- mediate operations in Manchester and the principal towns of North and South Wales, and the promises of support already received warrant the Provisional Committee in anticipating a large and profitable business. It is well known that those who are interested in the prosperity of a bank, not only carry on their own business with such bank, but exert themselves to pro- mote its general prosperity. The nominal value of the Shares has been fixed at such a sum as to enable all customers to become partners in the Bank. The Provisional Committee have offers of several suitable sites for BANKING premises. Applications for Shares to be made upon forma, and IORWARDED to the Solicitors. PROSPECTUSES AND FORMS OF APPLICATION MAY BE HAD FROM THE SOLICITORS AND THE AUDITORS, FROM WHOM ALL information MAY be OBTAINED. The only Contract entered into on behalf of the Com- pany is dated 20th December, 1878, and is made between Charles Pitt, junior, of the one part, and William Walker, as agent for and on behalf of the Company, of the other part. Also, apply for piospectuses and information to Messrs WALTER PITT & Co., Brunswick Buildings, Carnarvon. 3 ———— ^rabtsmm's gbfrrtssts. WM. HAWKINS TILSTON, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR, ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT, STOCK & SHARE BROKER, &c., 3, HIGH STREET, WREXHAM. By arrangement with first-class firms in London and Liverpool, Stock and Shares will be bought at those Exchanges on the same terms as by London and Liver- pool Brokers. J'AA WANTED on Freehold Property, CW V) V valued at £ 1,600. Rental nearly £ 90.— Apply to Mr. Tilston. AA WANTED on Freehold Property, W orth £ 1:00.—Apply to Mr. Tilston. QEYERAL SUMS TO LEND 011 Freehold KJ Security.— Apply to Mr. Tilston. TO EE LET, at Gresford, THREE HOUSES, at rental 01 &0, £ BQ, and £ '100 respectively. That at B60 stands on three or four acres of land. Capital water. Low rate-. -A-T)l to Mr. Tilston. STOCK AND SHARES. TO BE SOLD. CO Wrexham Waterworks Co.'s O per cent, preference 10 Wrexham Market Ilali (new), 10 ditto (old). ILRAFOSIIRATT'S IVBBI-ES*. R. ETANS & CO.'S AROMATIC CISOEE ALE Is non-aleoholic. and free fom intoxicating properties. It is eminently stimulatine su»D invigorating,' plea-ant- to the eye, and ajrreeaUe to the taste. As a disuer beverasre it promotes discstiou. It is the safest bi-v.-rftare for the OVR- HEA TED, and is thus specially AD INED for evening parties, It is recommended to txfdecanted (say TWN or three bottles at a time) into C JRIAS* jus-, and ITS spark'in* properties will then be improved when poured from the jug into the tumbler or champagne glass. R. EV AXS L- CO.'S GIXG2B ALE msy be safely taken by ;be Y -ung or -crei as R. daily beverage, AND is equally adapted i'or a FURAT-FER or WIA'CR drink. • ft. R. EYAX", & CO.'S GIGER ALK, AND all their other beverages, are p. rfootlv free iro-n iinpumias, and are sruai^uiteed free from LEAD and other INJURIOUS eontamina- tions. '1 he water from which there IW^RASRES SIRE prepared is uasu"pss-ed for purity, as fehown by THE analysis of several dis.inguished chemists. p.trC3 303. PER GROSS. IN which QUANTITIES (or assorted 51iner.il Waters) it is delivered carriage r-UID to any station, the empties being also returned at R. EVANS & CO.'S charge. ls. C', WREXKA^I, SOUTH WALES. Ti VA\S & CO. CAl fecial at; ?ntion-to ihc'r GliSGER ALE. R. E~vVl*:S & G0'^ GINGER ALE Is NOT AN irnitRtioG of THE icany oompoun<TE súld under this name. R. JLN a:'s & ALK IJSS SP(JEIFIL QUIDIIIES jiocuh'ar TO ITSELF, and bp. iil addition reraark*bl<' tonic, stimula- ting AND iuvij!(Jl'ø.11Ii properties which no other G II?Uv Ale POSSESS. R. EVa:<8 C0'S ALE Is a ,plp:;dí,i Stomachic, promoting mid usirisTla^ in the of f« ou. R EVa:s'8 & co's Is non-alcohoiie, and SUNPIIEJ the place of wine. &c., ITS A OIUUOR or ,ciiaml beveraye. 1L fc C^"5fK6EK a:.E" 1 s EQUALLY a WISiTEii and a SUittER l",}rerNg. R. EVA^8 CU'S U-iNCi-i^R ALE May be tr.kcE bv i)i-rsoi of a;, wit jfjv & CQ^S GiNGEK ALE L- C')n1¡if\11(lAt to 1!n::ro f < tiif at àr; nk Of iJntf ever pvAtiu^od. R. EVANS & Co'S UIS7E& a LF. lis superiorly a:! other.-ill oe COII- tiruuvl by ore trial. & CJ'S GiXGLIi ALi £ I- in daily US" by MANY or the Ar.stocraew'. C.'erjry. ;I.od JJedie"! F.-icnlty. R. EVAX 3 <fc CO'y GiNGER ALE Is in daily use in hundred< of honae- ho ds. R. & GINGER ALE -_# OMV REQUIRES to he known to be a general FAVOUR;! ia «very hoassehold. ] £ JSVAXS & GO'S GINGER ALE May be bad at KohiIs and Railway Stations, frorri Coi:footioiier>, aatI ltdian "Wareboizrerapu. R. ETa*8 & CO' GINGER ALE. Should any difficultv occur in beinz sap. piied wi-ii R. E-A-US AND O"? Special Ginsrer A>, it can he had direct iroie tbe Jlanuf-ctory. R. EVANS & Cu'S G^'GHB ALE -L.J IF forwarded, carriage paid, to all parts or the count! v. R. EVANS AERATED MIXEBAL WATSRS ARE ABSOLUTELY PUIŒ, A;,D ARE VNSFRPASSBD BY THOSE OF ASY MAKUFACTULTIJII. NON-ALCOHOLIC, A ELATED, AND PHSSPHATEB IKON BEVERAGE. Z 0 E 1) ON E. BRAIN AND NELFYE TONIC AND I'itTTr.IENT TONIC BEVERAGE. ZQEDONE is not a medicine, but a be VENTRE TOR daily use It possesses properties combined to too other BEVERAGE! °f tbe HLOai)> BR4I1S: ANU >>EHVE IISSLE. Jt is agTeeabie to the palate, pleasant ,0 JIE eye. aad iniiocent M its ACTION. It JS als» non-alcoholic. As a dicuer beverag-e it is unsurpassed as aD Etgreeable SPARKLING drink especially adapted FOI tbe over- worked, worried, or anxious; for oonraleseaats it is in- valuable. It í" recommended to the WEATAND to the stroae as HFE-RENEWM £ and health-sustaining. The Faculty speax IA the highest terms of it; and an awa/rd of Honourable Mention has been given to it at the Paris Exhibition. 187.8. PRICES (;ncluding bo.tles), FREE ON RAILS AT- WREXHAM T-s. per dozen, in half Champagne Bottles. ^XT^APPIW^D^-F0R PACKAGES, not return- able. ls. PI.E 'H )Z, EXI.UA, specially prepared for ship- ment, and packed M casks. "Amo/lg the prr,(litets exhibited by Fl. ns and Company. of TVrexhaui, is their or ct Beverage, which is an elegant vxlatabk tcmic drink comaiiiin* iron, soda, ZOEDONE MAY SAFELY BR TAKEN DAILY TIC USUAL QUANTITIES AS- OTHER FCEVER ^ES Dr. ED. A. KIRKEY, in his work on The Veuve of Phosphorus says The therapeutic effects af PhosDborua ARE MRNT^TT-RIKEXTAILY properties, and when employed as a MEDICINE it is appropriated as a FOOD in buddinr up and renovating nerve iis.,UF:. Phosphorus is a well-iaaow* constituent of the blood, and a nfever-faiU-JK INCTEDITAIT IS the more important tissues and fluids of TH* ho ly, la com- mon with Iron and Lime, it is a very important AIJMEIF- TARY principle, and whenever itssr.rmlv is no:, in proportion to the needs of the economy, deterioration of nervous tisque and nerve iorce is un inevitable co1l3eíl,wa" Opinions of the Press, and Dr. report. "ZOEDONE is at once a food and A CIVAV high value for sustentation and for restoration of THU ^BIHTAIE-D. -British and Fanigu. Confectioner. T Z??D<INE IS no doubt a very efficient and pltasaot *ehicl» for the administration of TILE but little soluble- phoepha.ee o £ Dr. WOOD SAYS As a nutrient tonic to thonervoiw system, and in ,h cases of nervous EXHAIASTIOH, the use of Phosphorus is commended by reason and by emperience." I have carefully EXAMINED a sample of tha New Aerated Mineral Water, manufactured by Messrs Evans & Co.. aad to which they have friven the name of ZO-EDOJFE. I iiJ the statement made respecting its CAMPOSIIIOB to be fully feorna out by the analysis. The ZOEDONE IS a BRIGHT, LING, and VERY PLEASANT beverage, quite free I;o«A any medicinal taste; indeed, it fbrms a ir aeet!bl""aDà. elegant vehicle for the admijiistrateon. of the Phosphates of Lime and Iron which it contains, SAD'which are in A SI RE at complete solution. AR'L UV R HILL HASSALL, "JT D Author of Food, its adulterations and -lie W-?thod ct tiiei detection." I PATBNTEE: T). JOHNSON, F.C.S. M ANUF ACTtTR E RS: Pt EVANS, & CO., WREXHAM, NORTH WALES. | — R. E V A CO., CHEMICAL LABORATORY, WREXHAM. j7