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oirros. marriages and Deaths, Notices of Births, Marriages, or Death can he inse? ted unless fortvarded by one of our rtvognised fifyorte", Correspondents, or Agents, or signed by a clergyman, minis* er, registrar, or sente W W P*S £ £ &omn to us. *i^F>phmrged for paragraphs containing any toSatg beyond, the bare announcement.. IT NV„ Deaifts. in»SnV6fc:1901: ¥re D' Llo>'d. wife of Capt. D. yews Queens-terrace, Aberystwyth, aged 54 £ -4;pril.Skh at46 Bewsey-street, "Warriagton, Ii e ?,fe ofRev JE Morgan, B.A., corate of "f V,of Oapel Bangor. H«v T Thursday, April 4th, at Tryngoleu, Fochriw, «*v James .Jones Congregational minister. Interred I ^ron^angeleisoa the 9th. -=--

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. All advertisements should reach us not later than Wednesday afternoon in order to appear in the issue for the following Thursday. SGALE OF CHARGES. *? ?lenTtS °f tbeJ?Uowi"g Classes only are accented at the cheap prepaid rate, as stated below P tuatiou« Wanted, Situations Wanted, Apartments to Let Monev W*nf8 Let Articles Lost juoney_Wanted, Houses to ^seel laneo u sWan t s" Spec'fic ArticIe8 for Sale- One week. Three weeks. Six weeks, i/i J s' d- 8- d- s. d. 14 words 0 9 1 6 2 6 g — ••• 10 2 0 3 0 i? 16 3 0 50 W Z 0 4 0 7 o J. SALES BY AUCTION. hold P re; St°c^ and1Cr°Ps- 4d line. Lease- *d perS 8' per lne' Freehold Properties, Lost I WEDI ORWYDRO i Talglas, Llanon, er Hyd- LianD,, Hyd. diwr« jef, Llwdn mynyddig. Oni arddelir cyn 21 diwrnod gwerthir l dalu'r costau.—Lewis. 172c }LLWYD o Moyddynfacb, Gorsgoch, dafad benwen fynydd, a dafad gyrnig, gwenol dan 0111-st, a dau oen gwryw, cymysg. Hysbysir, rgans. 193c. -=: Wantect. ^T^^TED, a good working Housekeeper for two gentlemen, quiet Welsh village, aere Mit 35 to 40. Must wash. Apply—" W," office Jis Paper. 197c. ITANTED, A STRONG Second-Hand pair of Gamboo Wheels (wooden axle)). P' y, S. Davies, Auctioneer, Lampeter. (T ANTED Carted, Pitwood and Copper Poles, 1 from Capel Bettws, Llangeitho, to Pont ,Mnio Station.-Apply, E. Robinson and 00., Boncath, Pem. 122c f-J ^JLljRSJwanted, to haul Pitwood and Copper Poles from Oapel Bettws, Llangeitho, to °*JfcLlanio Station.—Apply, E. Robinson & Co., Boncatb, Pem. 100c } rvRAPERY. —Wanted, Two smart, intelligent J it-T Youths as apprentices also young Lady; Welab '-J. Rees Evans, 218 and 219, High-street Swansea..us2c. WANTED, Ladies and Gentlemen to send or j77 bring their umbrellas to be repaired to the to 1 ress,-Dg Saloons,I 4, Pie r-street, Aberystwyth, covered equal to new from 2s. 6d. and ready if sired same day broken sticks repaired. All Joinl on fc^e Premises —' J- J- McDowaJl (latf TLLUMINATED ADDRESbES.in various design 11 may be had in English or Welsh, at moder* ate charges, at the Welsh Gazette Office, Aberyst- wyth. NOTICE. Mcliquham's, Aberystwyth, want wooghfc and cast iron scrap, old machinery brass, copper, lead, zinc, pewter, hemp and manila rope, ship's sails, &e. Good prices given Any quantity. 736a HE LONDON, EDINBURGH, & QhAS OOW ASSURANCE CO.. £ TD:, have a Vacancy for an active and energetic man can introduce good business. Salary commission. Also invites applications 'Or Agencies to open up Llanilar, Pontrhyd- fendigaid, Tregaron, Lampeter, and other illageg throughout Cardiganshire. Ex- cellent terms, and assistance given.—Wil- ii Superintendent, Cardigan. 65c TrrORKMEN'S COMPENSATION ACT, 1906. W Domestic Servants, Clerks, Shop Assistants, Ace. The Directors of an old-established and wealthy Insurance Company are desirous of ap- pointing Local Agents (ladies or gentlemen) to obtain proposals for insurance under the above Act. Liberal terms of remuneration. Replies, which will be deemed confidential, may be made in the first instance to "Protection." care Lee and Nightingale, Advertising Offices, Liverpool. 162c WANTED, an Experienced Girl to assist in Housework, for the summer months. Day gIrl preferred. Permanency if suitable, Apply, stating wages required, to R. L., office of thii Paper. For Sale. T- 0 LET Crown Inn," Cardigan, as a free house.-Apply, X," Welsh Gazette Office, Aberystwyth. 189c X>ORTH HOTEL, Llandyssul.— For Sale or to Let, extensive Fishing and Shooting rights ttacbed.-Apply to A. E, Smith, Proprietor. 191c ^1 O BE SOLD, together or separately, two dwell- ing houses, No. 33, Portland Street, and No. *8, Portland-road. Mortgage if required. —Apply, H.Laura Place, Aberystwyth. 184c. I^GGS FOR BITTING. — Lincolnshire Buffs finest layers. Cook's strain. 2/6 per sitting ° £ 40 eggs.—Oieawori^s. Lampeter. 164c eg Lampeter. 164c .9 SjEED BARLEY fur Sale; Finest Shropshire Barleys 4s per bushel. Bulk samples IDay be at Roberts' Brewery Mailings, Trefechan, •^gry^twyth. 131c J^OR SALE, Pure Shorthorn Bull, fit for service —App y, Evans, Cringoed, Oakford, Llanarth ABE H ySTWfm 1^011 SALE, Aerated Works, complete in work- ing order, everything necessary for carrying 4 &n included; inspection invited splendid -Opportunity of acquiring above at aii except iQnPIly fig.r,Apply, 0, Office of this paper. 132c FOR SALE.—A Second-hand Phaeton, in good condition. Most comfortable, and suited for an invalid.—Apply, Farm Bailiff, Velindre, Lam- peter. 115C FOR SALE—Two side windows with airtight enclosures and embossed plate glass doors window fittings with ornamental plate glass shelves—good as new; ten different sized mirrors, with and without frames; gas fittings and hall lamps. Selling owing to alteration of premises. lid. Evans, watchmaker, Aberystwyth. 161c. FOR SALE, splendid Pair {Horse Brake to fcold 23, light running, 2 seats in front, two powerful breaks equal to new, only been out 12 months; also light Brake, one or pair horse, to hold 14, and several Phaetons and Dogcarts, terms to suit purchasers.—Rogers and Sons, Ltd Coach- builders, Oswestry. 181c LOR SALE, Pure Buff Orpington, day old chicks .c 6s per doze-; eggs for sitting 2s 6d per dozefl.-p"tgw,vri Poultry Farm, Llatifarian, and 10, Nortwparade, Aberystwyth. <%2" WOR £ 4NG FAST YOUNG DONKEY ■ ^r^B41e— Apply, Harper, White Lion. l-h.. R SALE, five steel side-tip Decauville Wagons, 18 inches guage. £4 each.—Apply at Vale of Rheidol Railway Station. Aberystwyth LOWICRS.-Cut Flowers and Plants for Sale C Table Plants on Hire for Decoration.—Apply 18.0. Williams, Head Gardener, Queen's Hotel Gardens. Abervstwvth IM^OffTANT TO MOTHERS—Every mother who values the Health and Cleanliness of hsr child should use HARRISON'S "RELIABLE" NURSERY POMADB. One application kills all Nits and Vermin, beautifies and strengthens the Hair. In Tins, <4d. and ad Pestageld.- Geo. W, Harrison, Chemist, 118 Bros A street, Reading. Agent for Abervstwyth-W. M. Jones, Chemillt, 33. Terrace road. Delgellev-R. & G. Wynn-Williams, Chemists. Queen-square. Lampeter-Davi", Bros., Chemist. IMC ABERYSTWYTH. TO BE SOLD.—A Leasehold Dwelling-House, containing 6 bedrooms, front arid back parlours, kitchen, wash-house, 2 w.c's, and good jard. Unexpired term, 38 years less 22 days.- Further particulars apply R. K. Jenkins, auctioneer, -street S93a For Sale WALL 1'APEKS irom li(i. per roll, Anv Ty quantity large and small, at Wholesale 1 Prices Stock exceeds 100,000 rolls all classes — Write for patterns stating what class required.- Dept. 222, Barnett's Wallpaper Warehouse, Camp- field Avenue. Manchester. 140 TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. rpOR SALE, 1" and 2" slabs suitable for floors, chanelhng etc., made into floors, according to plan ana particulars. Estimates given for channeling and curbing, also window-sills, steps, linings, grave coverings, and headstones, on appli- MonT Hendreddu S. S. Co., Aberangell j 9c YCLE.-Marvelo,is Sacrifice; Gent's New 1907 c Machine,. highest grade; fitted with Clincher tyres, Crabbe roller lever front and back nm brakes, the very latest, Perry's ball-bearing free wheel, plated rims, coloured centres, blarit enamelled and lined frame, mud guards; magni- ficent machine, not soiled complete, with gas lamp, bell, pnmp, spanner, etc.; P-4 10s; great bargain; worth double; will send on approval any distance before cash sent —M. House, St Madge Pitman-road, Weston-Super-Mare 186r.' To Let ■ IIM—CXJULIL npo LET from Michaelmas next, all that very de- Ji"?,.1? Farm called GLANWERN, together witn BLAKNWERN, situate in the Vale of Aeron near Felinfach. The Farm consists of 250 acres of arable and pasture land, and is an excellent grazing farm. For particulars, apply to Roberts & Evans. Solicitors, Aberystwyth. 4ic TO LET. "WODEN HOUSE," South-road Pleasant dwelling house, 3 sitting rooms, 9 bedrooms, bath (b. and c.), kitchen and scullery; side entrance to yard; all modern appliances- 100 yards from New Promenade and Castle Grounds. Possession on 12th May.-Apply, William Bitcbell, South-road, Aberystwyth. 152c. r*10 LET, Heathdeane, Cliff-terrace. Private lodging house; 15 rooms; immediate pos- session.-Apply, D. Phillips, 31, Marine-terrace, Absrystwyth. 150c. » TO LET, No. 6, Chalybeate-street, House and Shop, with large premises.—Apply to J. W. James, Smithfield Tannery, Aberystwyth. 151c. ]Public. Notices IWWl TO LEND INSUMS OF £ 5 & UPWARDS Immediate Private Cash Advances granted to any responsible persons-Gentry, Professional Gentle- men, Tradesmen, or Farmers, SIMPLY ON WRITTEN PROMISE TO RE-PAY. Strictest Privacy. Lowest Rates. VILLIERS, LIMITED, 147c. 19, Duke Street, Cardiff. Canadian Pacific Line 4 FASTEST I For Sailings aud Pamphlet I I re WORK and WAGES. TO Apply to 0. P. Kly.. I 24, James Street, Liverpool, CANADA or Local Agents. j SOUTH AFRICA-ROYAL MAIL KutJTK UNION CASTLE LINE. LONDON AND SOUTHAMPTON. To Cape Colony ,Natal. Delagoa Bay, Beira, kc. calling frequently at Madeira, Las Palmas, Teneriffe, Ascension, and St. Helena. Weekly Sailings, Fast Passages, Su- perior Accomodation, Best Route. Far Rates of Passage money and all further information apply to tiMManagers Donald Currie & Co., London, or local agents 139b Newcastle Emlyn and Cardigan Motor Service. A.M. P.M. P.M. Departure from N.C. Emlyn 6 55 12 5 3 15 „ „ Cenarth 7 15 12 25 3 35 „ „ Llecbryd 7 35 12 45 3 55 Due at Cardigan 7 55 1 5, 4 15 Departure from Cardigan. 9 30 1 30 6 0 „ Llecbryd 9 50 1 50 6 20 Cenarth 10 10 2 10 6 40 Dne at N.C. Emlyn 10 30 2 30 7 0 Fares, 2/6 single, 3/6 return, from Newcastle Emlyn to Cardigan or Cardigan to Newcastle Emlyn. Parcels carried at reasonable charges. The Proprietor does not undertake that the Motor Bus shall start or arrive at the times speci- fied, nor will be be accountable for any loss, or injury which may arise from delay or detention. All communications to be addressed to the Proprietor—T. Lloyd, Cawdor Hotel, Newcastle Emlyn. iN OTICE. DOGS ACT 1906. We are selling large quantities of Collars as required by the above Act. Prices, with name and address on and eyelet buckle for padlock com- plete, from 1/6 each Nickle plated padlocks from 6d. each extra. Griffiths & Co., TIMBER AND IRON MERCHANTS, 96c MACHYNLLETH. Mark Lane Posting Stables, LAMPETER. LANDAUS, BROUGHAMS, BRAKES, WAGGONETTES, RALLICARS, GIGS, PHAETONS, GOVERNESS CARS FUNERAL AND WEDDING EQUIPMENTS, All up to date. Drives and Trips Arranged.. Shortetit, notise; estimates .given; charges moderate. — 1 i3ic CHAS. EVANS. Proprietor. f A BURNI,fl QUESTION! R. W. WOOLCOCK'S i ARABIAN OIL i EMBROCATION. THE KING CURE i For Burns, Scalds, and Stings, Mothers, why let your children suffer, and very often die from Burns and Scalds, when very Often a bottle of Arabian Oil Embrocation could save them ? It is a handy thing to have ready in your homes for many other things. Full particulars wrapped round each bottle. It has a very Large Sale in many parts of the world. It has 100 Years Reputation. It is also the Farmers' Friend for Outs and Wounds on Cattle, Horses, &e. Sold by all Chemists and Saddlers, or direct from Sole Proprietor, Is. lid. R. W. WOOLCOCK, CARDIGAN. Note!—See that my name is on gvery bottle Price for animal use, Is. b791 Tenders ABERYSTWYTH RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL. rpENDERS are invited for the Iron and Steel JL Work for the Iron Bridge proposed to be erected across the river Rheidol at Felin Newydd, Cwmrheidol. Plan and specification may be seen at my office, Sealed tenders to be sent to me by 10 a.m. on Monday, the 6th May next. The lowest or any tender not necessarily ac- cepted. By Order, 8, Market-street, HUGH HUGHES, Aberystwyth. [196c] Clerk. TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. THE TREGARON COUNTY SCHOOL t. MANAGERS invite tenders for the erection of a Master's House. Plansarrl »peci^cations may be inspected at my otliee Sealed and endorsed Tenders to be sent to me the undersigned on or before Tuesday, Apri13Otb, 1907. The Governors do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender. M. MORGAN, Brynhyfryd, Clerk to the Managers. April 6th, 19071 187c Public Notices THE FOLLOWING REGULATIONS Have be en Made by the Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the Borough of Lampeter in the County of Cardigan,, acting by the Council. (Being the Urban Authority for the said Borough) viz: WITH RESPECT TO Dairies, Cowsheds, & Milk -Shops IN THE Borough of Lampeter. Interpretation. 1. Throughout these regulations the ex- pression •' The Council" means the Mayor Aldermen and Burgesses of the Borough of Lampeter acting by the Cci-ccil. the expres- sion Cowslied includes any dairy in which milking cows may be kept, and the expres- sion "Cowkeeper" means any person following the trade of a cowkeeper or dairyman who is, «r is required to be, registered under the Dairies, Cowsheds, and Alilkshops Order of 1885. For the Inspection of Cattle in Dairies. 2. Every occupier of a dairy wherein any cattle may be kept, and which the Medical Officer of Health, or the Inspector of Nuisances, or any other officer of the Council specially authorised by them in that bebalf, may visit for the purpose of inspect- ing cattle, and every person for the time being having the care or control of any such dairy, or of any cattle therein, shall afford such Medical Officer of Health, Inspector of Nuisances, or officer, all reasonable assist- ance that may, for the purpose of the ins- pection., be required by him. For Prescribing and Regulating the Lighting, Ventilation, Cleansing. Drainage, 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 cows from which are habit- ually 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 his occupation shall be sufficiently lighted with windows, whether in the sides or roof thereof. Ventilation. 4. Evellf cowkeeper shall cause every cowshod in his occupation to be suffioieintly ventilated, and for this purpose to be pro- vided with a sufficient number of openings into the external air to keep the air in the cowshed in a wholesoame condition. Cleansing. 5. (1.) Every cowkeeper shall cause every part of the interior of every cowshed in his occupation to be thoroughly cleansed from time to time as often as may be ne- cessary to secure that such cowsibed 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 his occupation to be properly liinewashed TWICB at least in every year, thai is to say, once during the month of May and once during the month of October, and at such other times as may be necessary. Provided tha,t this requirement shiall not apply to any part of such ceiling, roof or walls, that may be properly painted, or var- I or constructed of or covered with any material such as to render the limewashing unsuitable or inexpedient, and that may be otherwise properly cleansed. (S.) He shall cause the floor of every such cowshed to be thoroughly swept, and all dung and other offensive matter to be re- moved from such cowshed as often as may be necessary, and not less than ONCE in every day. Drainage. 6. (1.) Every cowkeeper ahall 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 inlet situate in the open air at a proper distance from any door or window of such cowshed, or to some other suitable place of disposal which is so situate. (2.) He shall not cause or suffer any inlet to any drain of such oowshled to be within such oowshed. Water Supply. 7. (1.) Every cowkeeper shall keep in, Or in connection with, every cowshed in his occupation a supply of water suitable and sufficient for all such purposes as may from bime to time be reasonably necessary. (2.) He shall cause any receptacle which may be provided for such water to be emptied and thoroughly cleansed from time bo time as often as may be necessary to prevent 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 te ht 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 ire habitually grazed on grass land during the greater part of the year, and, when not >0 grazed, are habitually turned out during 1. portion of each day. 8. A cowkeeper shall not cause or allow my cowshed in his occupation to he occupied jy a larger number of cows than will leave aot less than EIGHT HUNDRED FEET of air space for each ooW. Provided as follows:— (a.) In calculating the air space for the purposes of this regulation, no space shall < be reckoned which is jnore than SIXTEEN FEET above the floor: but if the roof or ceiling is inclined, then the mean height of the same above the floor may be taken as the height thereof for the purposes of this regulation. (b.) This regulation shall not apply to any cowshed constructed and used before the date of these regulations coming into effect, until two years after that date. PART in. 9. In this Part, tbie expression Dairy means a dairy in which cattle are not kept. Lighting. 10. Every cowkeeper shall provide that avery dairy in his occupation shall be suffi- ciently lighted with windows, whether in the sides or roof thereof. I tlntilatioit. 11. Every eowkeepor shall causet every dairy in his occupation to be sufficiently ventilated, and for this purpose to be pro- vided with a sufficient. number of openings into the external air to keep the air in the dairy in a wholesome condition. Cleansing. 12. (1.) Every cowkeeper shall cause every part of the interior of every dairy in his occupation to be thoroughly cleansed from time to time as often as may be neces- sary to secure that such dairy shall be at all times reasonably clean and sweet. (2.) He shall cause the floor of every such dairy to be thoroughly cleansed with water at least ONCE in every day. Drainag*. 13. (1.) Every cowkeeper shall cause the drainage of every dairy in his occupation to be so arranged that all liquid miatter which may fall or be cast upon the floor may be conveyed by a suitable open channel to the outside of such dairy. and may there be received in a suitable gulley communica- ting with a proper and sufficient drain. (2.) He shall not cause or suffer any inlet to any drain of such dairy to be within- such dairy. Public Notice Tnrr gi-r- rargrutt- .v. rTwnrarrrTiM i mrr-mrr Water Supply. 14. (.1) Eveiy cowkeeper shall causf every daiiy in his occupation to be provided with an adequate supply of good and whole- some water for the cl.ina of such dairy and of any vessels that may be used therein for containing milk, and for all other reason- able and necessary purposes in connection with the use thereof. (2.) He shall cause every cistern or other receptacle in which any such water may be stored to be properly oovered and ventilated and so plaoed as to be at ell 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 Milk' Stores* Milk-Shops, and of Milk' Vessels used for Containing Milk for Sale by Persons following the Trade of Cowkeepers or Dairymen, Cleanliness of Milk-Stores and Milk-Shops. 15. Every ocoupier of a milk-store or milk-shop shall cause e"ry part of the in- terior of such milk-store or milk-shop to be thoroughly cleansed from time to time as often as may be necessary to maintain such milk-store or niilk-shop in a thorough state of cleanliness. Cleanliness of Milk- Vessels. 16. (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 thoroughly cleansed with steam or clean boiling water, and shall otherwise take all proper pre- cautions for the maintenance or such milk- vessel in a constant state of cleanliness. (2.) He shall on every occasion when any aurat vwaaui wiiiui nave neen used TO cantaan milk, or shall have been, returned to him after having been out of his possession, cause suoh 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 Contamination. 17. (1.) Every purveyor of milk or per- son selling milk by retail shall take all reasonable 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 room Or place where it would be liable to become infected or contami- nated by impure air, or by any offensive, noxious, or deleterious gas or substance, or by any noxious or injurious emanation, exhalation, or effluvium; or (b.) in any room used as a kitchen or tie a living room; or (c.) in any room or building, or part of a building communicating directly by door, window, or otherwise with wiy room used as a sleeping room, or in which there may be any person suffering from any infectious or contagious disease, or which may have, been used by any person suffering 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 i direct inlet to any drain, (3.) He shall not keep milk for sale, or cause or suffer any such milk to be placed, in anv vessel, receptacle or utensil which is not thoroughly clean. (4.) He shall cause every vessel, receptacle or utensil used by him. for containing milk for sale to be thoroughly clnsed with steam or clean boiling water after it shall have been used, and to be maintained in it con- stant state of cleanliness. (5.) He shall not cause or suffer any oow belonging to him, or under his care or con- trol to be milked for the purpose of obtain- ing milk for sale— (a.) unless, at the time of milking, the udder and teats of such cow are thorough- ly clean; and (b.) unless the hands of the person milk- ing such cow, also, are thoroughly clean and free from all infection and contami- nation. Penalties. 181 Any person who shall offend against any of the foregoing regulations shall be liable for every such offence to a penalty of FIVE POUNDS, and in the case of a continuing offence to a further penalty of FORTY SHIL- LINGS for each day after written notice of the offence from the Council. Provided, nevertheless, that the justices or court before whom any complaint may be made or any proceedings may be taken in respect of any such offence may, if they think fit, adjudge the payment as a penalty of any sum less than the full amount of the penalty imposed by this regulation. Commencement of the Regulations. 19. These regulations shall come into force on and after the 1st day of July, 1907. The Common Seal of the Lampeter Town Council was affixed to the foregoing Re- gulations at a meeting of the said Council held on the 4thi day of April, 1907. By order of the said Council by r-¡ f r «, } EVAN DAVIES. [__} Mayor, In the presence of J. ERNEST LLOYD, Town Clerk. CARDIGANSHIRE EDUCATION COMMITTEE, TECHNICAL AND HIGHER EDUCATION, 1907-8. A -IN-COLLEGE LECTURES AND COURSES. Scholarships will shortly be awarded to I enable residents within the County to pursue courses at the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth, in the following aubjects Agriculture, Drawing, Cookery, Horticulture, Music, Kindergarten (Course forTeachers) and Brush work and General Drawing (Course for Teachers). Forms of application will be supplied on appli- cation B.—EXTENSION LECTURES AND COURSES. Extension courses of Lectures to be delivered at any centre in the county may be awarded in the following subjects:—Agri- culture, Veterinary, Hygiene, Dairying, Poultry Management, Horticulture and Bee- keeping, Cookery, Sick-Nursing, and Laundry work. Particulare of Extension Courses together with forms of application are being furnished to each Parish, Urban, Town, and Rural District Council in the County. Any council desirous of securing a course of lectures should decide at an early date upon the course suitable to their area. Application forms should be fil ed up in duplicate and returned to this office on or before Thursday, 25th April, 1907. JEN KIN JAMES, M.A.r County Education Offices April 2nd, 1907, [176c] Aberystwyth A SURE CUKE FOR TIC AND NEURALGIA. The existence, whether prolonged or as a spas- modic occurrence, of T lc or NEURALGIA denotes an inherenl weakness that can only be touched and permanently cured by the use of a remedy specially prepared by a Com- petent Chemist. The best and most effectual is Taylor Lloyd's Tic eind Netiralgia Mixture. It is speedy in action, quite harmless, and very strengthening and solacing to the nerves. It will effect a cure where other remedies, have been tried and failed. A Sure Cure and a Sale Cure. Always have a Bottle handy.—Price lilt and 2/9. B. TAYLOR LLOYD, M.P.S., Dispensing Chemist, (Medalist in Pharmacy t Chemistry. BRIDGE STREET, ABERYSTWYTH • Public Notices. ¡ BOROUGH OF LAMPETER. MONTHLY SALES. The Mayor and Corporation are making strenuous efforts to Establish MONTHLY SALES FOR THE SALB OF HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, <b PIGS AT LAMPETER. The first will take place on Monday, April 29th. Entries received and closed for making up Catalogues, on Friday, April 19th. They anticipate a grand success to the new movement, Therefore they are looking forward for best support of Farmers and others. ;Also buyers can rely upon having best of eveiything at these sales. Lampeter is centrally situated and can be reached by early train from all other centres. Entries to be sent not later than 19th inst. to Charles Evans, Chairman of Fairs and Market Committee, Lampeter. N.B.-Please note everything is free, no entrance fees, no auctioneer's fee, for first 12 months. Catalogues may be obtained after the 19th. 195c TREGARON COUNTY SCHOOL. ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP EXAMIN- ATION, 1907. THE MANAGERS offer six Scholarships of £ 4 each tenable for one year at this school to children not exceeding 13 years of age on day of examination who are and have been for the last three years pupils in seme public elementary sehool within the school district. Two or more scholarships will be given to girls. The examination will be held at the above school on Saturday, June 29th, 1907, to commence at 9 a.m. Entrance Forms may be bad on application to me and must be returned duly filled in not later than Saturday, May 18th, 1907. The accounts of the above school for the year ended March 31st, 1907, may be inspected at my office any day between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. M. MORGAN, Brynhyfryd, Clerk to the Go-, ernors. April 6th, 1907. 188c UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF WALES, ABERYSTWYTH. SHORT COURSES IN LAW. A Six-weeks Course of Lectures on English Law will be delivered by Professor T. A. LEVI, M.A., B.C.L., at the College from April 29th to June 8th, 1907. These Lectures are specially adapted for Articled Clerks, and are open to them without payment of Fee. Ten Lectures will be delivered each week namely:— Three on the Law of Contract, two on the Law of Tort and Crime, three on the Law of Real and Personal Property, and two on the Principles of Conveyancing. The Lectures will be equally suitable for Inter- mediate and Final Students, and the Students will be entitled to the use of the Law Library, as well as partake of the privileges of other College Students. All applications for admission to the Course should be directed as soon as possible to J. H. DAVIES, M.A., 146c. Registrar. University College of Wales, Aberystwyth. (One of the constituent Colleges of the University of Wales.) President—The RIGHT RON. LORD RENDEL. Principal—T. F. ROBERTS, M.A. (OXON.), LL.D. (VICT.) The next Session begins on October 2nd. Students are prepared for Degrees in Art Science (including the applied Science of Agri- culture), Law and Music. Sessional Composition Fee, £10, with additional Laboratory Fees for Science Students. Registration Fee, £1. Men Students reside in Registered Lodgings in the town, or at the Men's Hostel. Warden :-Prof. J. W. Marshall. M A. Women Students reside in the Alexandra Hall of Residence for Women. For full particulars respecting the General Arts and Science Departments, the Law, Agriculture, and Day Training Departments, the Department for the Training of Secondary Teachers, and the Hostels, apply to J. H. DAVIES, M.A., 77c Registrar. UNIVERSITY OF WALES, THE THIRTEENTH MATRICULATION ELIMINATION will ootmmenoe OK Monday, June 24th, 1907. Particulars from the Registrar, University Registry, Cathays Park Cardiff from whom forms of entry can be obtained. Application for entry forms must be made not later than Mon: ÿ, May 27th. 1907. 68c SAYCELL BROS., FISHMONGERS AND POULTERKRS, LICENSED DEALERS IN GAME, TEIFY SALMON & ICE WAREHOUSE, WARWICK HOUSE, GREAT DARKGATE ST Fresh Salmon from the Severn, Teifi, Wye, and other Rivers DAILY. DEALERS IN WENHAM LAKE ICE. Sole Agents for PALETHORPE'S ROYAL CAMBRIDGE SAUSAGES. Horner's Clotted Cream and Cream Cheese Daily. Members of the National Sea Fisheries Protection Association. Telerams—"Saycell, Aberystwyth.' Aberystwyth County School (FOR BOYS AND GIRLS). HEADMASTER: DAVID SAMUEL, MA., (Cantab). NIOR ISTRESS MISS DALLEY, B.A., (Lon). History. &c. ASSISTANTS: N. H. THOMAS, M.A., (Oxon.). Classics & French T. O. PIERCE, B.Sc., Science and Mathematics. ERNEST JONES, M.Sc., (Manch.) do. JOHN EVANS, B.Sc. (Wales). MISS S. E. THOM S, Int. Arts (Lond.), English, &c J. H. APPLETON, Cert. Art Master, Drawing, &c. MISS H. BERTHA JONES, Cookery, &c. Fees per term, payable in advance— Tuition fee £ 1 13s. 4d. For use of books. LO 2s. 6d. Pupils are prepared for the Universities, th Professions, and Commercial Life. The School Buildings are excellent in ever respect, are pleasantly situated on a health elevation, and are within easv reach of every par of the town. The School re-opens on Tuesday, April 23rd, 1907 Any further information may oe obtained from the Headmaster, or from me JOHN EVANS, Portland lerk Aberystwyth, HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS yiCTORIA (MARINE) T E It RAe A BERY8TWYTH. SEPARATE KINDERGARTEN PRINCIPAL Miss KATE B LLOYE Certificated Mistress, Assisted by a staff of highly qualified K«ct dent Mistresses and Visitiny Masters. Pupils prepared for the ondon ani. Welti Matriculations. Oxtord ud CamhI idle £ » swilmatiolka. AssoririteAl rtoarcf ot luivat AIla4 ltmv of Mivic and (OY"; k. "t Atuf Public Noti ces. CAMBRIAN RAILWAYS. FINAL WELSH AMATEUR CUP REPLAYED TIE. Aberystwyth v. Buckley AT NEWTOWN, SATURDAY, APRIL 13th. A SPECIAL FAST EXCURSION WILL LEAVE ABERYSTWYTH at 2-20 p m for NEWTOWN Ret°Z. y"e FINAL TIE, ENGLISH ASSOCIATION CUP (CRYSTAL PALACE), Everton v. Sheffield Wednesday Saturday. April 20th. Kick-off 3-30 p n EPSOM SPRING RACES, April 23rd to 24th. SANDOWN PARK SPRING RACES, April 26th, 26th, and 27th. FURNISHING TRADES EXHIBITION, ROYAL AGRICULTURAL HAIJ. April 22nd to May 2nd. INTERNATIONAL TOBACCO EXHIBITION, ROYAL AGRICULTURAL HAT T April 20th to 27th On FRIDAY, APRIL 19th, and TUESDAY, APRIL 23rd EXCURSION TRAINS Will be run to LONDON (Euston). OALVINISTIC METHODIST ASSOCIATION, Barmouth, April 15th, 16th 17th CHEAP EXCURSION TICKETS will be issued to BARMOUTH Annual Excursions. SUNDAY SCHOOLS, I The Secretaries of Sunday Schools, Friendly t Societies, etc., are specially invited ;,o com FRIENDLY SOPTFHTTF?^ rnunicate with the undersigned, with a view to riVlClNULI 1 Itib, the arrangement of cheap Excursions by or- 1Ci. dmaiy or special trains. The Com pan v have a XitC. number of ideal resorts tor such Excursions and extremely low prices are offered. forded 'n^orrnat'on aD(^ assistance will be af« Cheap One or T"ro Days Tickets from Aberystwyth to North Wales Coast Stations Every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. Extension of Early Closing Excursions. EVERY WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY, Until Further Notice. Cheap Day and Half-Day Excursions FROM ABERYSTWYTH To Borth, Machynlleth, Towvn, Harmouth, etc., etc. Full particulars at the Station. Motor Omnibus Service Between Pwllheli & Kevin, Morfa Nevin and Edeyrn. On PwllbeU FllÍr and Market Days, Omnibuses are rOD. Runs dailJ (Sundays excepted) for the Conveyance of PASSENGER." PARCELS. ru 1'1 3, )(; For Times, Fares, etc.. See Special Time Tables. TOURIST TICKETS Are issued from the Principal Stations to Health Resorts in England and Wales. Cheap Week-end and 14 Days Tickets Are issued every FRIDAY and SATURDAY to Cambrian Coast and Certain Mid Wal<>e Week-end Tickets are also issued to Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, f/. obtained at tbe S.ation, or trom Company. Oswestry, April. 1807. C S. DENNISS, 7^ —' Genpral Manorva oaie by Auction* PARISH OF LTiANB\DARN FAWR. Mr J. E. James Will offer for Sale by Public Auction on an EARLY DATE (unless previously disposed of by Private Treaty), SIX VALUABLE B BUILDING PLOTS, each about quarter of an acre in area. abutting the road leading from Capel Bangor to the Rbeidol Falls, commanding a southern aspect and charmine view of the Vale of Rbeidol and within a few minutes walk of Capel Bangor Post Office and Railway Station on the Vale of Rheidol Railway and are about five miles distant from the delight- ful seaside resort Aberystwyth, on a magnificent road. For fnrtber particulars, apply to the Auctioneer, Cambrian Chambers, Aberystwyth- 469b TOWN OF ABERYSTWYTH- SALE OF HOUSE PROPERTIES. MESSRS. Daniel, Son, and Meredith Are instructed to Sell by Auction, AT AN EARLY DATE, The following Desirable PROPERTIES, Viz.. Finsbury House, Pecmaesglas Road, a house in South Marine Terrace, and No. 3, Brynymor Terrace Aberystwyth, all occupying* excellent positions. er particulars in future issues. 103b TOWN OF LAMPETKF, Important Sale of Five Attractive, Well- built, Bay-windowed Freehold Villas and Gardens. Mr Daniel I. REES, Will sell by Public Auction at the Royal Oak Hotel, Lampeter, on the 26th April, 1907, at 2 p.m. All those attractive Freehold Villas and Gardens known respectively as 1,2, 3,4 & 5, Temple Terrace, In the Town of Lampeter, in the County of Car digan, let at annual rent of R.9 each free from all rates and taxes. The premises are situate in a desirable position at thelwe3t entrance to the tewn, facing the Vicar- age Grounds, and all substantially built and in good repair. For particulars apply to the-Auctioneer, Harford Square, Lampeter or to EDWARD O. JONES, ESQ., 58, Lincolns Inn Fields, W.C. 194c. RATS RATS RATS MR G. H. CARLETON, Chemist, Dunluce- street, Larne, reports: This morning a customer of mine got a full meal bag of dead rats after using RODINE Rat Poison." RATS LIKE IT, EAT IT, AND DIE. Price-6d., ls., 2s 3s., and 5s Post, 2d. T. HARIJSY Chemist Perth. Agents— E. P. Wynne, Chemist, Aberystwyth I J. W. Evans. Chemist. Liandyssul. T Jones, Chemist, Tregaron. R. Evan". Chemist, Lampeter. G.W.R. EXCURSIONS. April 15th, Cheap Trips to Car- 810 znm ^aToe Newcastle Emhi* a I a-.m->I^andys6uI 8.25, Pencader RSt StaSns8^^ BiUs or send postoard to Statlons or vmces. High-class Beautifully Olua- Travel Book, "Devon the Shire of of line, Paddington JAMES 'c. mail!" General Manager. CAMBRIA* RAILWAYS COMPANY TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE TREATY the several stacks of well-harvested HAY of th«» growth °f !906 standing at tbo unuenuemioned Stations on the Cambrian Railways and estimate! to contain the respective quantities more or less, also undermentioned, vjz. o I*-43 » • STATIONS. s.|Pg STATIONS. IFF! KT £ -4 5 bC v ir Four Crosses N o 1 3 Talgarl h Four Crosses No 2 3i Bormouth J'cf n Pool Quay No. 2 4* Dyffryn i, 24 Abermule 6* Llanbedrand Kerry 3^ Pensarn I 3i Llanidloes 7* Harlech I 7 St. Harmons 3* Tatsarnau I 6i Doldowlod 6i Criccieth | 6 Builtb Wells 3f Abererch tit Aberedw 3t For_furthertparticulars, and to treat, apply to S. WILLIAMSON, Oswestry, April, 1907 Secretary PONTERWYJJ norEt, PONTEEWTIfc, Hotel has been redecorated and refurnished, vi2tor!ery ent,°n 18 Pa'd to the comfort ot It is situated in one of the mot healthy positiohgg ILu nf?rits beautij ul Mountain Air and Magnificent Swiss Scenery. Highly recommended by Medical Men. Good Fishing. Terms Moderate. Special Ti,-rms for Winter and Spring Months, and Week-ends. Conveyances meet Trains at Devil's Bridge. Terms, apply MANAGERESS 472a JOHN LLOYD & SONS BILLPOSTERS ABRRYSTWYTIJ.