Welsh Gazette and West Wales Advertiser

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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. An adveftisements should reach us not later tha.n Wednesday afternoon in Ofdep to app" ar in the issue for the following Thursday. -Pl:?-EPA!L) SCALE OF CHARGES. of thc CJasses only are accepted tile ctap prew.ki rate, as statell below. Bit¡;'1.tions WLateti, Sit,llatlons Apartments W;mt,(j, Apartnwnts to Houses to Let, Artj',l",s Lost. aii(i Found, Speeillc Articles for Sale, Mi"èm l:me.H.z W all s- Onf week. Three weeks. Six weeks. d. s. d. s. d. 09 16 26 21 „ 10 20 3 0 2€ „ ] 6 3 0 5 0 36 20 40 70 -SALES BY AUCTION. tN.'tfi'.ure, Stock and Crops, 4<1 ]JCl' !ine. Leasg- hol.'l Properties, 5. pfi' lit.e. Freehold Propert.ies, 6d per line :Fr(uwu'.r. and. Jl?'oJH'7'tll '')M'M<'7'A' dlOlllrl thcir -4 and to have their ?? //<<' 11eisli llazette" It -2-ill pay yon to do so as the ,paper isa 1nf)d adl'fTntfJ,fj{'.ll/lS medium /C7' 'lmbZieif!! to adl.'twtisements addressed to r,:Il Ùt botli. T'cpfy: and Country. :n Wanted. A PPRE?'K'ES WAITED {n the MiUinery. -?-B- Apply Mrp. D. AlL"'n'a!i, Emporium, Pier- street, Aberystwyth. 146b YEAST,YEAST,EAST. 2s 9d per 71b Bag-; IL pure.—Note address, J. R. James, 10. North parade, Aberystwyth. 124b AN,fF,P,Any quantity of New Laid Eggs, TV Butter, and'F;'esh Milk. Prices and pai-ti- c;dars on: 3pplicat,i-on.to the Creameries, Lampcter. 161b '??7'AI-rTED. Ladies and GcnHemGntoscndor TV bring t?eir umhrcUas to be repaired to the liair(Ires,4:,Pg Saloons,H., Pier-street, Aberystwyth. Reccvercd equal to new from 2s 6d and ready if desired same day; broken sticks repaired. All work done en the premises.—J. J McDowall (late Joinson). '?L?/'ANl'TSD.nea!' Aberyshvyth. or near Welsh ceast, Unfurnished House, stabHng: and paddock tor pony preferred.—John Finnemore, EIaenpenrta.Tregaron. 93b '£1AN any 'Lady recocRmend a good General '1 Serva;st. must be a strong Welsh Girl aa'e 2S to 30 yenr< sraalt faw.Iy, and good home per- me.:nacv for-stable girt eng'ag'eat once.—Apply, Air; BuIIen,JL&C,Brownhi!lRcad,Catford, London. S.E. 119b four to live hundred busbtsLs..cf good making barley; a! .0 tbrpe hundred bU,;{ll6{s .oats..Samples and .quotations delivered—Tbc .-Sv.,ansea: Old Brewery, Limited, Cardigan, lllb ILLU.MINA HJDlAD<DRESSES,in various designs rc.3.v he had Ir: English (r Welsh, at moder- ate chsrges, at Omce,.Aberyst- wyth. ?YOTICE. M?HqKham's, Aberystwyth. want, "L-? ?.eugbtarnJ case iron scrap, otd ma.c)nnery brR-ss,> copper, pewte. hemp and oanila s;ails, ,&ç. -Good prices given Any <juantt<y.' t.?S6 "r,Ay.TED.t'({;:aUiHouse, with from five to ten a,-re., of )aK-d,v<itbia reasonable distance of Ahó;,rj 3twyth.oderate rent.—"Resident," C, izettk oti,ae, ,A-bery,,twytb. iif.3a ',VA -W.L'.E u LJo;k, Hùu",í.ds, Wa.ttrec.ses G&L'.era.l Seruu¡Jf:. and Kitchenmaids.— A.pply, Mrc Macb.snzie., 7£, North-parade, Aberyst- lil'v,;h. Enclose gJam)J" for reply. -1.. .——-LL For Sale. t?URE .PtjJF O?PI??TON and White Wyan ?Ldotte's egc;s for 8ale. ,{?'6d. per sitting of ,1?. Pantg;vyn f nut try l'arm. I,T;;nfarian. a 'BUSINESS EN \t;LOFæJ, in %arious sizw, ? 1') ptam or princecl, a.& .oderate charges.— Wel.h ffice, Aber,8Î>;wyth. fj'OR A fir£l-cla'rt,,amu' Only used -S' a fev., t.;mes.-AvVly to .;M,r W Jones, butcher, 693m P' ¡"EbIGH.tE:,¡:g'.OHTHOH:=AVVE: -Sevcra.1 buUattd .heifer calyes. r,¿ t::1nd ro.,t6-, month "'I r1; n 1'0 ,,¡è:1d hM-fers; £'; I re¡?:i88red in ;'ûÇJG',te. Herd Car- 145b .jE?GGS?'OR SE'niNG.GraK.? st,rain- a'/inter- ..JC? {ayin? ?jrpin?ons (Cook?),. 2s.6d..dozen. ?ave-r)Hes.5s. C!?-rpp!.a<;ed. ?-oody.Ofping- 1{¡,nf:"I.i"Í; Ll?¡ faria!i:, Ab("1tWyt,J;1_. __b ,tBElSTWYTH. T G-E SOLn-A. Laasehcid D-w\'¡mngRG'.1se, A containing '€ and heck pFt.,ric, kitchen, rwy,asl>i.:ouse, 2 w.e:¡, and.geod )'2.rd.nexpired (..8i"m,8 yewr6 le.t; ;.&2 daJl;i.- pa.rt,iculart .pp:tyli. K.,Ieukinf,2-uctioneer, .BÚ;.er,sk2ct.. 003,1, t-i'LOW'lU{S.-Uut qo'vc!'s and Plants for Sale Tabk Plants o H\re for DecoratioE..—Apply j o K. C. EL,,zad Giivder)er, Qllee.L'.g Hotel:1 tj?rd?c-s. Ab?tystwvth. ?rA LIj?r ?E US I?om?'l ? PC'' ro! Any TV ?)-.?r:t.?v lurge and sm?H. at WMe.saIe. TV (Jr'tr.t, t,y lurge and ,.mall. at WMe.saIe. I'rices. SLock exceeds 1:00,O(j'V rolls all clasges.- Write for nn.r.t&ns statin.f; wh?.? class required.— Dept. 222.' ?ar?T.t's Wai'maper Warehouse, Camp- field Avenge Manchester. _774a FOR SAE.hat weli-know!, SfalHon "We!sh JL' Flyer III/' out of "Welsh Flyer II." (Eiiis, Commins). fùur-yea.r-old. beightt\out 15-2. Will be shown at Ab.erystwyth nex.t .Monthly Market. Aprii 2f)' fil(, of R..Evans, PengeUy, lani-£.0n. 1Mb .? OLD WA?OH.—Lady nee<i'j.ng Etoney must '?.? seUhbrI&vely solid gold ?.atoh.?everworn, richly ('h"ei!. :rlendU titnekeeiMr, '7years war- rant v. Take 2h., worth treble. Approval will- Inglj. Write "W/' (,a.-ette Gffice, Abfr- ystw:; t h. 155b TMP<{TANT ? '.Yfi'J'HI<.l'tS-Every mot.ner\Wa.0 l'alu!s i thr Hfii'th "\11< of her chitd she! 1 nsp ,mL\AIr.E" NURSERY -its zii,l Vcrntin i"JIL,uti.ties a.nd 'reng¡h£nsthe Hair, w "r;'o: C)-.enr.:t. H'3, H..¡tl11ill" -A geu' ,f,)r A't prpst\v\-th -W. M. ¡Jones. Chemist. 3.3. '¡'en' ro "L(i. I)C.lg,V-ii. W. Chemist. Qtlé.mcsqtmr.e. Dros., tzgb A.N,D Act i-e, Hght.. f'.l(>éJu-le£"ced cart or van mare, 16 hands. Sellinf.( throllgl proving InfuJ.1 to Forshaw's (Rnvden Puke), uue May 12t'b. Accustomed to ?r? aad town wo.k. WouM gh-s .toal tor keep of 'nurc- ïv.sl,c.r,¡Llc pcr.s:: if C)w £20J (\VnPIl- led) send cu week's approval free,- Thomas. Korsekeepe. 25, Villas Str,E,t, Copperap! HiU. near Lime Street and Central Stations, Liverpool. 65b 200 s tablc Rats for 28 4 KKNDAL HOTELKEEPERwrites: found ?? 200?htsin mvStHblf Yard after using two L;. ?i". 'j;. ?r.?'P;it'Pr,i?r)n. It kit's ontheepot: n<) Dot! nnd C<.(s <!cn't eat it. RAT& LIKE IT. EAT iT, A.N,D DIE. -nce-6d.. Is.. 2s 31' and 5" 1'03t,2;L T liAKI.EY, Chemist th. Apents E P. Wynne, Chemist, Aberystwyth, J. \y h:vans, Chemist, L!&ndygsul. 782a ¡:: 1181"1.. To Let. ?t)10 LET in Portland Rnad, Aberystwyth, a JL small warehouse. Immediate possession. Apply to Dr. biaham Thomas, North Parade. 739a ?TIO LET, at. Aberystwyth. a Large WorKsbop.— -N- Apply, Jenkins, Eagle House, Aberystwvtb. 771a '?' ODGINGS, with or without board, moderate L prices, beautiful spot, old-fasbicjed large country house, grounds attached, 4i miles from Aberystwy'h.few minutes from Capel Bangor Station, Vale of Rheidio) Railway. Apply, "C.B. "Welsh Gazette" 147a. r?O LET. L!tNHMDTy' ?'t?e Paris)rof;L!an'- iL d"ssi]io?')H'o, Card.. a Farm of 50 acres mixed ]an's; ne\v bui)ding, very conveniently situated; suitable to a retiren party.—Apply toT, Evans, watchmal:f'r, Lampeter. 77b ?0 BE LET.—Comfortable House kno\vn as ?- "MIXFl'?RDD CASTLE." High and dry. Sheltered trot;) East \vinds. On coach road to LIandovery. One m)le from Lampeter, containing Lwu rfception rooms, khcben. targe pantry, and four bedrooms, with out bouses and large garden. ;M3.—Apn!y to Doctor Davips, Lampeter. 141b Sale by Auction. FOR KALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. March 20th, 1906. at 2-30 p.m., At the Rup.1 Oak Hotci. Lampeter, ASINGEK MOTOR TKiCYCLE. The best and most reliable of motors. No accumulators. No trouble. Tricing cost ot upkeep. As good as new Trial to bona 6de purchaser.—Apply to Mr. Daniel Kees, Auctioneer, 142':) Lampeter. LLANYBYTIIER. _1 J'eeZ'cM Semi-detach rilla for Sd: Messrs. Ben Evans & Evans Are instructed to Sen by Auction, at the Black Lion Hoteb Lhmybyther, U:.Y.:1.RIL 2nd, 19C6, at 2 p.m.. that. recently,!>ui1t Dwelling-House called "W AFNFA VI H VILLA," situated at Lfanybythcr, containing IClargerocms, garden,w.c.,an(t coal house, in cumete repair. Further particulars may be obtained of the Auctioneers at Brithdir, Nantgaredig', and 4, Priory- Street, Carmarthen. 143b THE GLADY},l CASTLE hSTATE. ABERYSTWYTH, near the WELSH COAST. Beautifully-positioned CasteDated Residence, with Sea and Mountain Views. TmSCHAmnNC Freehold Residential and Sporting Estate formsoneoitlte most Picturesque Properties on the \VeIsh Coast. The CASTELLATED RESIDENCE, seated amid lovely ground an 'i wooded parklands on a com- inanding cliif, contains hal). three reception, twelve bed and drassing rooms, and domestic o6ices; stabling, farm premisss, lodge, and three cottages; trout pool; mi]l and water power for lighting if desired; capital farm. etc., in all .aboat 370 acres, providing capital trout and salmon fishing, grouse and covert shooting. Accommodation Land and Grass Farm known as CHURCH FARM, Cottages. Building Sites, with the illage Ha.U, in the village of Eglwys- fach. A CAPITAL SHEEP.FARM of about 110 acres called YNYSFACH. TWO GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCES, known a« DYFI BAI:K and RANGER LODGE, very prettily situate an.their own grounds ctose to Giandyn Station. Several charming hites for Residences, one having a very pictHret-que ..mountain stream, with waterfaH.and all being nicely timbered. The Iron House and'Cottagcs near the Station, &c. Hampton and Sons Are favoured with in-tri;c,ticnii to Sell this Estate by Auction, at the BeltC Vue Hotel, Aberystwytb, On M.D'HRAY.MAY 14tb. at 5 o'clock precisely, (unless previously disposed -sf by PnvateiTreaty), in 21 Lots. Vendors' solicitor, Messrs. Pt1Íce and Cross, 5, Clement's Inn, Strand, London, W.C. Particulars, with p):nB and vi.c.\vs, :r.;ay be obtained of the Anctjnnee,, Ha1llpr.Jl:. and Sons, 2 and 3, Cock- spur-stree?,, London. H.W. 157b I TENDERS .INVITED FOP,. the Purchase at the -Stock of China Ware, JC Class, -Cutlery,.&.c.. the property of Mr 3.oh.'l.t, Cuni,,ingliani, xt ,No.!743, Pendre. in the town of Cardan; tocy-st,her ,Ii: th the Goodwill of .the Businuss r:)w carried on by Mr R. Cun)iingl)am. And Tenders are also tJ.nvit.èd for the tenancy of ,La Dwelling fEouse an", No. 48, Peadre. aforesaid, for ,,oanv year. 'in Mi' Cunningham'a sccupation. r?uii );Krticu}?),s may ?e.obtained of Messrs c '?an a:) Ri?rU'd.scn. <af Caravan. Solicitors .or Mrs }'jrs, the Re-)..jiver ,<4tpo;nted by ¡¡;¡e CO;:l't (' k{ .K t3,e of Mr..Robert Cojinin, and sea!ed '!cn are to 1oJ sent to them on 9; before the 22i day of March, 1906. -=-="' Public Notices. Y? Jf (? Jf ? T??d?fl ???d? ???1 ??JLi ?J????3 G. WILKINSON, .Seed MI-rchant, Fruiterer, and Egg Munt, ABERYSTWYTH. J.s now Qilc,ing his large an. varied Stock ctf GAR:OEN SEEDS!! I PEAS- AmeriC¡ä.11 'Vonder, Chelsea Gem, First and Best, 8nglisb Wonder, Gradus, Nl'Iliani Hiirst, WUHamthe first, AIder!mtD, Daisy, DuchesB. Duke of Albaay, Duke of York, Dwarf Defiance, Eurejt-a, Glaru.,tone, Ne Plus Ultra., MLratagctQ, Tc!ephone,Veitch's PerCection, AutorGrats. BROAD 439ANS- FrenchHeans and Scarlet Runners in great arieiy, Veg(-ttble Seeds of all Sorts. PO TA TL-),ES- We have a Grand .Stock of Karly Seed Potatoes, Scotch Gi-&wr,, including Ash Leaf. Hingteader, Sir John Llewellyn, and Duke of York. Duke of York is the best and most Profitable Early Potato. ABO\; T 100 VARIETIES OF FLOWER MREDS CATALOGUES FRE, POTATOES-FINE EATING 5s 6d CWT. ABERAYRON. ? -t??C to announce to my numeroH.-) friends and Jt Ur'; pub'i? generally that I hav? r?rfir)y ?-p. E.tjv JtjO the old established house called LAM- HKIAI\ iKN" situate m Tabernacle-stieet, which ;s a comm" ''iou bouse \vith good stat ng. Heer. bk'lJ.t ?pd win s of the best quality T < .VIES, Propnetof, Late "Star Public Notices University College of Wale§y Abcrystwyth. DEPARTMENT OF LAW. PMNCii'AL: T F. ROBERTS. M.A., LL.D. Professor of Constitutional and Comparative Law W JETHRO BROWN, LL.D.. Litt.D. Professor of English Law: T. ARTHUR LEVI, M.A.. B.C.L. ?.HORT COURSES in English Law specially ? intended for Articled Clerks will be held at the College for six weeks, from April 25rd, 1906, to June 2nd 1906. The subjects wil! include r Cûurscs of Lectures on :— (1). Common Law. I (2). Evidence, and Civil and Criminal Pro- cedure. (5). Equity with special reference to Trusts, Mortgages and Administration. The names of all Articled Clerks who intend to avait themselves pf these Lectures should be sent in to the Registrar of the College by April 17th next. These Lectures are carried on by the aid of a grant from the Law Society, and they will be free to all Articled Clerks. For further particulars apply to the Registrar, 862a_J. H. DAVIES. M.A. E, R. 'e d. le.. Cardiganshire faster Quarter Sessions, 1906. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, a Court of General Quarter Sessions oi the Peace for the County of Cs-digan wiil be held and kept, at Town Hall. Lampeter, on Thursday, the 5th (lay of April, 1906 at 11-15 o'clock in the forenoon, at which hour the names of the Grand Jurors will be culled over. The Court will then proceed with the business in the following order :—(!) County business (2) Trial of prisoners (5) Hearing of Appeals. And on the day and on the hour above-mentioned :all the Grand and Petit Jurors are requested to attend and answer to their names, and the Magistrates of the County are requested to cause all despo."itions relating to cases sent for trial at these sessions to be transmitted to the Deputy Cidik of the Pcace on or before the 29th d.ty of March. 1906. and in cases arising subsequently immediately after being taken. F. R.ROBERTS, Deputy Cierk of the Peace. Abervstwytb, March 19tb, 1906. 156b CARDIGANSHIRE EDUCATION COMMITTEE. TECHNICAL AND HIGHER EDUCA- TION, 1906-7. IN-COLLEGE LECTURES AND COURSES. rr?HE CARDIGANSHIRE Education Committee -i- will on the 19tb of April. 1906, proceed to award courses of instruction at the University College of Wales, Aberystwytb, in some or all of the following subjects:—Agriculture. Dairying. Cookery. Horticulture, Nature Stucfy, Kinder- garten, and Music. Applications to be made on application forms which wi)l be. supplied, must be received on or before Saturday. April 9th, 1906. .EXTENSION COURSES AND LECTURES Applications for Extension Courses must be raade through Parish Councifs or Meetings. Town Councils, or Urb-iii and Rural District Councils. the clerks of which bodies have been supplied with forms of application, JENKIN JAMES, M.A., County Education Om<;e, Cambrian Chambers, Aberystw.yth. Ma.rcb; 19tb, 1906. 158b CARDIGANSHIRE EDUCATION COMMIT'EE. The following posts are now vacant— ?-—— School. Vacancy. Salary Applications to be sent to -¡- Elerc.h: N:Head Teacher .670 The undersigned. LIa.miarN'. Assistant .EjO Mr R-.J. Roberts, Teacher District Educa- tion OQice, Aberystwyth. T' n- L Male Certifi- &120 The undersigned. alt,aclJ",a cated and .Teacher, to actual act on travet- .supply. ling expen- ses Appi;icntI<Kss, stating age, experience and quaii" uc.nion.t;, .accompanied by copies of three recent testimonials, should be received on or before Thursday, Ai)r-;l 'iLli, 1906. JENKIN JAMES. M.A., Couoty Education O&ces, Cambrian Chambers, March 19Sh, 1906. [159b] Aberystwyth. Nordi Cardiganshire Cob Improvement Society. The ANNUAL SHOW will be held (Mi Monday. April 2nd, 1906, Smitbfield.Aberystwyth, when a prize ofJSLg.g will be offered for the Best Stallion suitable tor improving the Cobs in the dis- trict. Attention will be given to bone and action. Entries C101' March 31st. ?UFUS WILLIAMS. ?? ,?2b MVAN RICHARDS, f"?'?? LI-A.NON. JEisteddjEbd Gadeiriol Ceredigion, Awsr 16, /906, Dr-ot3 JLlOO mewn gwobrau. Rhagllt.:1i., trwy y 'p<,t, 2 geiniog, oddiwrth yr lUb I- NOTICE. 11 BRIIXr'ES:i'REBl'. Am:;l\Y:t'WYTH, D. BENJAViN UAVI&S :Jegstoanl\,()u!, to tL lnMbitaD.L:o ¡t)d District Ü dUll' i1äS Ul)ENlt:.ü :l'HE Ai,OVE PREMISES as a i-r Class Gro;z:y and Provision tOl'es, An1 !tore,; by Mtr.ic'j atLention L:, Lu be uy a '4À.¡,lt; vi Pri?." and qualify ca.2uot be beaten i C?U?HMiXTUi<-h: fOjS WINTER COL"<H AND BRONCHUS iRX ROBERT ELLIS'S UÜUGH MIXTURE AND CHEST To.?f ADDRESS- TERRACE ROAD, lEERY?W-T" ?DT?HE Aoerystwyth Electric Light Company now JL nupply the electric Current night and t?. fora)! purposes, Mcludins??irg.eating, and power.' 680?) t Public Notices. r _n I Borough of Aber- ystwyth. REGULATIONS made by the Mayort Alderment & Burgesses of the Borough of Aberystwytht in the County of Cardigan, act- ing by the Council as the Urban Sanitary Authority 01 the said Borough with respect to DAIRIES, COWSHEDS. AND MILK-SHOrS in the said Borough. el INTERPRETATION. 1. Thioughottt these regulations the ex- pression "The Council" means the Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the Borough of Aberystwyth aforesaid the expression the District"' means the Borough of Aberystwyth the expression "Cotvshed includes any dairy in which milking cows may be kept. and the expression "Cowkeeper'' means any person lollowing the trade oi a cov. keeper or dairyman who is, or is required to be, re- gistered under the Dairies. Cowsheds, and -Mhkshops Order of 1885. ECU THE INSPECilOX OF CATTLE I DAIRIES. 2. Every occupier oi a.. dairy wherein any cattic may be kept, and ill-iiie 'I the -Medical Oliicer ot Health, or the Inspector of Nui- sances, or any other ollicer oi the Council specially authorised by them rn that behalf, may visit for the purpose oi inspecting cattle, and every person for the time being having the care or control of any such dairy, or oi any cattle therein, shall afford such Medical Omcer of Health. Inspector of Nuisances, or ofHcer, all reasonable assistance that may, for the purpose of the inspection, be required by him. For prescribing and regulating the lightingt ventilation, cleansing draiw age? and water supply of cowsheds and dairies in the occupation of Persons following the trade of Cowkeepers or Dairymen. PART I. The 'Regulations in this Part shall apply to Cowsheds the cowa from which ..u'e habi- tually grazed on grass land during the greater part of the year. and when not so grazed, are habitually turned out during a portion of each day. lighting. 3. Every cowkeeper shall provide that every cowshed in Ms occupation shall be suniciently lighted with windows, whether in the sides 01 roof thereof. Ventilation. 4. Every cowkeeper sliall cause every cowshed iu his occupation to be suSicieiitiy ventilated, and for this purpose to be pro- vided with a suiiicient number of openings into the external air to keep the air in the cowshed in a whole&ome condition. Cleansing. 6. (1.) Every cowkeeper shall cause every part of the int-erior of every cowshed in his occupation to be thoroughly cleajised from time to time as often ss may be necessary to secure that such. cov.bed shall be at all times reasonably clean and sweet. (2.) Such person shall cause the ceiling or interior of the roof, and the walls of every cowshed in Ins occupation to be properly limew ashed TWICE at least it every year, that is to say, once during the month of May jj and once during the month of October, and; at such. other times as may be necessary. ? Provided that this requii'eBient shall .not. ] apply to any part of such ceiling, roof or walLs, that may be properly painted, or van- i ished, or constructed of or covered with. ajiy material such as to render the hmewashing unsuitable or inexpedient, and that may be otherwise properly cleansed. (3.) He shall cause the floor of every such cowshed to be thoroughly swept, anA all dung and other offensive matter to be removed from such cowshed as often as may be ne- cessary, and not less than ONCE in every day. Drainage. <j. (1.) Every cowkeeper shall cause the drainage of every cowshed in his occupation to be so arranged that all liquid matter which may fall or be cast upon the floor may be conveyed by a suitable open channel to a drain .iidet situate in the open air at a. proper dis- tance from any door or window of such cow- shed or to some other suitable place of dis- posal which is so situate. (2.) He shall not cause or suNer any inlet to any drain of such cowshed to be within such cowshed. Wat.er Supply. 7. (1.) Every cowkeeper shall keep in, or in connection with, every cowshed in his occupation. a supply of water suitable and sumcient for all such purposes as may from time to time be reasonably (2.) He shall cauRC ajiy receptacle which may be provided for such water to be emp- tied and thoroughly cleansed, from time to time as often as may be necessary to pie- vent the pollution of any water that may be stored therein, and where such receptacle -is used for the storage only of water he shall cause it to be properly covered and ventila- ted, and so placed as to be at all times readily accessible. PART II. The regulations in Part 1., and also the following regulation, shall apply to all Cow- sheds other than those the cows from which are habitually grazed on grass land during the greater part of the year, and. when not so grazed, are habitually turned out during a portion of each day. &. A cow-keeper sliall not cause or allow any cowshed in. his occupation to be occu- pied by a larger number of cows than will leave not less than EiCHi HUNDRED I'-EET of air space for each cow. Provided as follows :— (a.) .in calculating the air space for the purposes of tlus regulation, no space shall be reckoned which is more than SIXTEEN FEET .above the iioor: but if the roof or ceiting is jucimed. then the mean height of the same nbove the noot may be taken as the .height thereof for the purposes oi this lcg11.la tiv.¡; (b.) Tills regulation shall not apply to any co'v.'&hed constructed and used before the date of these regulations coming into effect, UBrjJ two years after that date. PART III. .9. In this Pa.rt, the expression "Dairy'' a. dairy j;) ..hich cattic are not kept. .L,;¡;hting. 1.0, Evciy (:t,¡},-r l:F\J\i(* tL. every dairy in his occupation shall be su6ici- eutiy lighted with winuows, \\if ther i]i the sides ;cr roof thereof. 1£' 11 tilatloll, 11..Every c<j\.L_epe.r sliall .cause every dairy in his occupation to be sufficiently ven- tilat d ?'nd }n' purpose to be provided .1 ';J(' 8.: 81Y¿nZ's Into t x' 'aJ :r to the air in the dairy in nie condition. Cieansing. 12. (1.) Every cowkeeper shaU cause f. cry < 't; 'tcr of every dairy in his OC(:lp:,tjcu, to .ce thoioughJy v cJeansed fl'(¡m t>1L! to tlirn a3 often as may be q'il-V to ü. t,('h d.')"y sha!! be gt all thties reas011ab IJ clean and sweet. (2.) He shaj! '.mse the uoo" oi ev r." smh d.ti.y 1.0 ce tl,i\jl(¡i.igLY,eiëaW;f>â with watet <It ¡,st 'E L, ¿'hy (::y. Dr?i?ge. 13. (1.) lively cowkeeper shaH cause the driaiiia-g" of every dairy in his ocpupa- Public Notices. tion to be .so arranged that all liquid matter which may tali or be ca-st upon the Roof may be conveyed by a suitable open channel to the outside of such dairy, and may there be received in. a suitable gulley communicating with a proper and sumcient drain. (2.) He shall not cause or suffer any inlet to any drain of such dairy to be within such dairy. I Water Supply. 14. (1.) Every cow keeper shall cause every dairy in his occupation to be provided with an adequat-e supply of good and whole- some water for the cleansing of such dairy and of any ves.sels that may be used therein for containing milk, and for all other rea- sonable and necessary purposes in connec- tion with the use thereof. (2.) He shall cau&e every cistern or other receptacle in which any such mates' may be stored to be properly covered and ventilated. and so placed as to be at a1! times readily accessible. (.3.) He shall cause every such cistern or receptacle to be emptied and thoroughly cleansed from time to time as often as may be necessary to prevent the pollution of any water that may be stored therein. For Securing the Cleanliness of IV: ilk, Stores;Milk-Shops. and of Milk-Vessels used for containing Milk for Sale by Persons following the trade of Cow- keepers or Dairymen Cleauline.s.s of Miik-Stores and Milk- Shops. 1.), Every occupier of a milk-store or i;;ilk-gllop shall cause every part of the in- terior of such milk-store or milk-shop to be thoroughly cleansed from time to time as often as cay be necessary to maintain such milk-store or milk-shop n. a thorough state of cleanliness. Oeanliness or Milk-Vessels. l<j. (.1.) Every cowkeeper shall from time to time as often as may be. necessary- cause every milk-vessel that may be used by him for containing milk for sale to be thor- oughly cleansed with steam or clean boiling water, and shall otherwise take all proper precautions for the maintenance of such rnilk-vesse) in a constant state of ctean- iiness. (2.) He shall, on every occasion vhen any such vessel shall have been used to contain milk. or shall have been returned to him after having been out of his possession, cause such vessel to be forthwith so cleansed. For prescribing precautions to be taken by Purveyors of milk and Persons selling milk by retail against infection or con- tamination. 17. (1.) Every purveyor of milk or per- son selling milk by retail shall take all rea- sonable and proper precautions, in and in connection with the storage and distribution of the milk, and otherwise, to prevent the exposure of the milk to any infection or contamination. (2.) He shall not deposit or keep any milk intended for sale- (,a.) in any loom or place where it would be liable to become infected or contamina- ted by impure air. or by any offensive, noxious, or deleterious gas or substance, or by any noxious or injurious emanation. exhalation, or ef&uvium or (b.) In any room used as a kitchen or a.6 a living room; or (.c.) in any room or building, or part of a building communicating directly by door, window, or otherwise with any room used as a sleeping room, or in which there may be any person suffering from any in- fectious or contagious disea&e, or which may have been used by any person suffer- ing from any such disease and may not have been properly disinfected; or (d.) in any room or building or part of a building in which there may be any dir- ect inlet to any drain. (3.) He shall not keep milk for sale, or cause or suffer any such milk to )te placed, in any vessel, receptacle or uteusil which is not thoroughly clean. (4.) He shall cause every vessel, recept- acle or utensil used by him for containing milk for sale to be thoroughly cleansed with steam or c!ean boiling water after it shall have been used, and to be maintained in a constant state of cleanliness. (.').) He shall not cause or suffer any cow belonging to him or under his care or control to be nutked for the purpose of obtaining milk for sale- (a.) unless, at the time of milking, the udder and teats of such cow are thoroughly ciean; and (b.) unless the ha.nds of the per&on .milking such cow, also, a.re thoroughly clean and free from all infection and co;r- tamination. PENALTIES. 18. Every person who shall offend against any of the foregoing regulations shall be habie for every such offence to a penalty of FIVE pouxDs, and in the case of a continuing offence to a further penalty of i-OETY SHILLINGS for each day after written notice of the offence from the Council. Provided, nevertheless, that the justices or court before whom any complaint mav be made or any proceedings may be taken" in respect of any such offence may, if they think fit, adjudge the payment as a penaltv of any sum less than the full amount of the penalty imposed by this reguJation. COMMENCEMENT OF THE REGULA- TIONS. 19. These regulations shall come into force 0:1 and after the 22nd day of Aprii. 1906. REVOCATION OF REGULATIONS. 20. From and after the date on which these regulations shall come into force, all regulations heretofore made under, or hav- ing effect in pursuance of the Dailies, Cow- sheds and Milk-shops Order of 1885, shall, so far as the same are now in force in the district, be revoked. Given under the Common Seal of the -—— Mayor, AldernKMi, and Bur- L. S. I gesaes of the Borough this 6th day of March, 1906. 'I The Common Seal of the Mayor, Aldermen and Burgesses of the Borough of Aberyst- wyth was affixed hereto at a meetins of the Council held on th.e fifth day of March, 1906 by Thomas Doughtcm. Esquire. Mayor in the presence of A. J. Hughes. Town Clerk. 160o. 8AYCEJLL UROS., FISHMONGERS AND POULTERERS. LICi,ED DEALERS IX GAME, TEIFY SALMON & ICE WAREHOUSE. WARWICK HOUSE. GRE.VL' DAKKGATE ST Fre.h Sa'.mcn from the Severn, Te:u, Wye, al'J1 other Rivers DAILY. DEALERS IN WEXHAM LAKE ICE. Sole Agents for PALETHORPE'S ROYAL CAMBRIDGE SAUSAGES Homer's Ctotted Cream and Cream Cheese Dai!v. McLTibcrs <.f < Spa Fi-.Lei-jf. I'rotl::c: i;<¡ Association. Telegram-—Say eel!, Aberystwyth." SOUTH A FRH'A HOY A L Ll L HuGTE UIO CASTIE LINE. LONDON AND SOUTHAMPTON. To Ca.pe Coluny, NataL Dc!agoa Bay, Beira, &c. cc.liillg freqL:t,:it!y at Lu'- PH1..n: Tfnfriffe. Ascension, and St. Helena. Weekly SaillD¡7: Fast Passages, Su- AcuL:0c:hli.ên" .3" ikoute. For H.ate of Pasfage ,"10,1 all furtber uppt?-totheMt?gfr'; Ppu?r')irne& Co., London, or ?po?] agents 139? _c- Business Addresses. Sal Still On. THIS WEEK, AT MY SHOP IN PIER STREET, No. 23, I AM MAKING A SPECIAL SHOW OF ALL SORTS OF [? tj?"?k?"ir??lf7?irT??z?Q?r?iir'?"r? '?t? r .h?' DjbKM? Ou P BS ——- ?——? —*t- ?<L_?' .? AND AT :36, Little Darkgatc Street I AM .SHOWING A SPLENDID VARIETY OF EIctrc 6ood$ tON", I am OHra;;¡ }It a 6rat Rducfion. If you have not already visited mv Sale, do so at once, or else you will mis< tome "7011derftll 3a t'gains. W. H. JONES Y DIFFYG TRAUL. Y mae DiSyg Tn,tll yn betb mor ErySredin fel bron y gelMr dwcyd f.,d pa\vb yn cJiudd"f mwy neu laioddiwrtbo. Cymprirganddogymaint. o wahanolSurnaufel ag y mae yn ammbo-ibi i'w ddesgrifiu yn dr?yadi. Teimlayrystymogyn burfuan c.ddiwr!.h unrbyw aficchyd ami, ac o gan!yniad y mae yr oU o organ- au yr cyta. ,1J.bd N ii diuodef uherwydd hyny. Dyma rai o brif arwyddion yr (afiecbyd) hwc,— Poen yn yr ystymog a'r frest, yn enwedig ar ol bwyta, Dwfr o',et11 neu surni Amhuredd yn y gwaed, Dim archwaeth at fwyd. Cyfogau, Co!pb Hhwym, Nycbdod, Gwendid y nerves, Gwyct poenus yn yr ystymoe-. Curiad Annaturiol y galon, AnbwyMerau yr Atu, Bile. 1-eider Yfbryd', G\\eR- did C} i!redino], ac felly yn y blaen. Os ydych yn dioddef oddiwrth unrhyw o'r An- hwylderau ucbod, y feddigyniaeth iwyai effeithiol yw THOMAS' 0 Indigestion. Mixture. Mynwch gaei ymwared a'r "Diffyg Trauliad". yma. Ni ddvJai neb ddioddef oddiwrtho tra mae meddyginiaet.hmoren'eithiola. Thomas' Indigestion Mixture, i'w gael mor rhad. Y mae 'i'homas' Indigestion Mixtare, yn pure y gwaed, yn cHrio y cyfansoddiad oddiwrth bob an- bwy!der ac yn rboddi adferiad newydd i'r boH gorpb. Gwerthir y Feddigyniap.th Wertbfawr lion me\vn l'ùtdau 1/6 a 2/9. Jobn P. Cbomas,! Pharmaceutical Chemist, ABERySHVYTH. ? Rostand morgan 1, 0 1) 0 HOUSE. WISHES TO AXKOUKCE THE PUEL1C; THAT HE HAS A COMPLETE NEW STOCK OF Furnishing Goods IN Linoleums, Oilcloths, Carpets, RllgS, Lace Curtains, etc INSPECHOX INVITED. Every Coal Mine i;) ':c''11 lean dos not afford th q-a-llity J twrning, oj Coal. It IS a matter of expert ,beal knowltdge to know where ',M' ,0.1 I ered ,hat kriowleare, to tr -coal -.a in C. )'QP coa. -.a in C. )'QP -,Uppiy bL.Ifit. L.t as a at trial large prcr IT\ar1\el certainly Any u, t i prices. from a hund.-ed.cag t to a I' trud lgad. "< trEDWARDS, EVANS & CO-, m TREGARON. I J)ii4\ LLOYD & SONS HtLLPOSTERS AJ3.El{YSlfWYTH: Gogcrddan Arms Hotel, Ponterwvd. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. This Hotel has been Refurbished decorated. ExceHent accommodation fur mghfy rpcommended by Healthy Situation. Pure Water Supph- Week-day. Saturday to :uonday. 12s. Conveyance wHI ;mect; trais by appointment. .)PI.T Apply—MANA GERESS. 471& MORGAN'S Pectoral Linseed Baisam Certain Cure for Coughs, Cc!ds, Bronchitis, and all aR'ections of the Throat, and Lungs. CA UTIOX,-Bewa'J'e of and Imitators. 18k fo2- Pectoral LÙí8eed -B(t!sctrit. Refuse all otli.e?-s. SOLD IN BOTTLES AT Is. AKD 2s. Prepared only by A?. A?C?G?/V, ??????Mis- Terrace Road< Abervstwvth. }lachines, The Best Machines P-nc, Best A alue, Bradburys&Wheeler& Wilson Goud Machines at £2 lOs. KITTIG AIACIii-Krs at Rect;dl rJ iCE, Best Machine. See our é, Cc,m:í(;ur,' LH;, & 722a. THOMAS GEORGE, Market Square. Newcastle Emiyn cc ?—— .„——? '.00 ? \?" s? /? y co ? 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