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-= p Statement of Accounts. udential Assurance Company, Limited. CHIEF OFFICE: HOLBORN BARS, LONDON.. SUlllmary of the Report presented at the Fifty-fifth Annual Meeting, held on 3rd March, 1904. t7l9o6??1)1-?All 050 '?' L?PANCH -Tbe number of Polici issiied during the year was 74,Z58, assuring the s,in-i of The Pr,3?,in- a i?ew Annual Premium Ines of ?P,,96,780. Tb r,?ceiN-e(i during the year X3,814,856, being an inerease.of Y,163,398 over the year 1902. an,,18"ms Of the year amoui-ited to -?E1,523 686. The number of Deaths was 6.611, and 5,685 Endowment e11 atuiced. I""? Of i,, force at the end of the year was 712,097. S, 47, 1 L Bl,ANCH.l he Preiuiums received during the year were X5,846,554, bling an increase ssl" Of the 'year aa-ioiinted to Y,2.100,824. The number of Deaths was 210,839, and 3,246 Endow- Ces I t i, er ree -ing the year to those Policy-holderq of five ye. s' standing who oij, t"Co ti Policic??,4 granted diii tr 'ie, 0 ic Ile their 1),,iyneiits wp. 95,?38, the niimt)er in. force being 912,984. The number of Free tota e laiirs dl-IL-ilig the vea,r was 19,788. c?\ceed? te her of Policies in for*ce at the end of the year was 15,200,390; their average duration Ial) Jae,llt-c ter ,years. ssets Of the Coiii,)ar,,y. ip- both brv.,uchcs, as shown in tlieB-,tlalice-Sbeet, are X51,217,377. being an Th of,?,4,0621176 fact eStaff E, over tbos,,e of 1902. I)ry inc,, '?')vldent 117;iii,l, v,?Iiieh was founded in 7,898 for the bencfit of the otitdoor Rtaff, shows -,b satis- -B,?,e f the ye?ir, the total atuoiii.it standing to the credit of the Fund be,' ng ?E127,077. ALANC,-i? Sl-I-ET OF THE PRUDENTIAli ASSUIIANCE COMPANY, LIMITED, be';iig the, of both Branches, on the 31st December, "1903. S"reb I LIABILITIES. Y, d ASSETS. x d. 0 d"!s 1. erve ?, Capital 1,000,000 '0 0 Briti-h Governiueiit F?eeLirities. 3,347,873 8 10 ?'Ife A Lilld" "lira,, 2,000,000 0 0 Indian tnd C,,Ionial Governiii.ei.it 8 4.R,(,8c),?,)75 12 8 seciiri.t:es.. 4,948.183 17 11 Policies admitted.. 128,102 2 Railwav ai'id other debentures and debenture stocks 3,998,845 1 3 Loans on County Council. Municipal and other rates 11,685,354 18 4 Freehold ground rents and Scotch feu duties 3,736,819 13 3 i Freehold and leasehold property 2,993,758 2 2 Mortgages on pr perty within the United Kingdom 6,468,014 13 1 Railway. Gas, and Water stocks 6,882,479 5 4 Suez Canal shares. 166,414 7 10 Telegraph and other shares 88.889 15 3 — Metropolitan Consolidated stock, and City of London bonds 272,062 4 7 Bank of England stock 200,559 18 6 Colonial and Foreign corporation stocks 938,374 18 4 Foreign Government securities 1,349,488 10 9 V Reversions and Life Interests 1,080,425 6 2 Loans on the Company's Policies 1,606,633 12 1 Rent charges 296.445 14 10 Outstanding premiums and agents' balances 448,080 11 4 Outstanding interest and rents 416,658 15 10 Cash—In hands of superintendents.. 35,972 1 6 Ditto-On current accounts, and in baud. 256,042 18 1 X51,217,377 15 3 zE5l,21-7,377 15 3 Tilos D*E, WF,y NVILL' C PPE IAM liUGHES, Toin4l CTeiiei-al 31a2zagei-s. EDGAR HORNE, Cleairi)i.(7ii. b 1)"P"Rlcy, '(',I-IOOLING, A,?titai,il. HENRY HARBTA,N W. STA I w e hpve BLE, PERCY T. REID, "tra Cxalmined the Cash transactions (receipts and payments) affecting the a,ecounts of the AssetFj and zet,-hk""t" f6l ,he e. ?,,dBd December 31st,1903,and we fi' d the samein good order and properly vouched. ,J,Qt ? al?O Ixalli?ed the Deeds -nd Securities. Certificatein representing the Assets and Investments 1714 Ila the a If, l,e account, and we certify that they were in possession ai-id safe etistody as on Dec. 31st, 1903. DELIOTTE, DEVER, GRIFFITHS & Co., Chai-te)-ed Accou?tt(znts. b,t th? eProspectuses, with Proposal Forms, 1-iiay be bad on ,tpplication to any of the Agents, or o? tip gh.t erillte?"df-'nt, MAt,ItICF RO.LIERTS. Clivedale, Colwyn Bay; or his Assisttnts, W. R. DA-iEs, New- ace, Conway, and JONF, Holborii Villa, Rbyi. 9510 ^LLOR & ALLEN, ^Hd AND HOUSE AGENTS, tJaLIC HALL, COLWYN BAY. Partnership. Ivestors others.-Wanted a Ila c(,Ia to ZS066?, sleel-)ing or otherwise, to in est Ileetio ]Ilei'ative btisiness in 1'.11,v .hi"n, the Ch..ic?,l I.d.,t,For par- Office. Rliy']. Rgbl (!razing load Al\lb PP'y b ATAC. swrdes, '(It P N'CO'LL D e sarn, Glan Conway.- was, Abergele. cl7:u tpx ses, Car CJTJT- riages, &c. -ka,lag V th aild 8rill ro h arness 11 in good condition. 'St ee'lg '11-hll'ih.aI iz r1-7,1,yl -App y, J. JoNLJ,,?? 12, free 4,? n m Qa., 8.-c Roer RI-I I I alad year-old UT GEI,DLN lil,%ti,to erfectly onderfulgood staiup and tlde quiet oly 118,11,3 Will fill single, or double harness ?pd "(I ,teara or motor. V.S.exai-ii- reg'soia f alad can be thoroughly recommended. IL-LIA)I Or Fiellin 8 ]Bee,hl 9- too small for present owner. Y, Belgrave-road, Colwyn Bay. good 9557 -y 10 to carry 23. In ,Ak lo"APPIY'GwYDYR 11OTri,, Bettws- 16 11 9540 ditioll; 6. OAT ?- -6- e Sold; good coil- 100 'Wit Grocer, Lly?Bfaen. R9,,r It Y'L' WrY-painied fitted zr POI'? ai)a bar; price 60 guineas.- clane, Wolverhampton. 9436 'a P,A?]kT"tairtIle ,OL, arcr -?-w-?e?having no se for 111-the witil t Ila-a Cee Spring (-)OG .kppl WitL 'ibb,, TYres; also 4, GOVERNESS Qbber T A*"41'Lllq Yres, both in splendid order.- qqo ,04,:2 -(111, Ca-t-iage Works, Rhyl. R91f t, I)h,t T 'Tr Tp?? -rake 11 13%11 (I,Ciage to carry 15, 2 Landa-Lis, 4d sh (-?, ?50 "1 8, 2 Barouch6 Carriages, I ]a "ligha?RPed G Pus with removable top, I Big o,rllorg Car for 15??? ?ands, I Strong air ?ll for ()tor C. Pllli I good IROlat?ill h to el"ry 9 X175; I Set of Y311il %I!tittll3oiiaiti alid, alid 1 Set'of Harness for I'll ol" All above in good order, and 13, loll to R. P. DAVIES, Coach ]?rQr 9267 es kLV licea fo'X? renl(2?in- ef g, Warts and I- 0111 r"Ill ('attle orses, etc.A Ia.yfro AL?ia),Aldl 29. tills. CL-k 7&80?,T, Richmond, ]P 9274 ar Y]i 1! or 4greell 'loth, with lamps, bra!e; C,(), and'A(I(Iyesj3, BRYN LVOSTYN, IZ c6A P, ri lesses.- 0eies t iFA 'ge' all r Tag,W, Carts, 18 tt tEl () "I?. C. 0fo? le, re, or Ex- eke t? 01!8081ereat advantage of ite eat()t er thiiigs oil easy t ti3f 0,3 8,1% ?,r ca Itets for hich you get t e tl,,?, Is 'great econorily even to le avoid niany risks and have fair 0to u7echase Vert it rQi P, Buyers should see i?e e(l; tbi* b, Be ila 1,1 1,, an old-established Igo, 9 tilaocIr,tr"l-r?t On hand, a-iid does not V, iieotlalld. 'trio7is ARKER Liver P17etexts'-p Poo". Telephone 6756 The Pioneer Advertisements. EFFECTIVE RESULTS. WE have received the following further testimony to the value of our columns as an advertising mediiiin, from a Liverpool gentleman Dear Sir, Having obtained a house for the summer, in answer to my advertise-, ment in the" Pioneer," I need not insert again. Lost. OST, from Min-y-don, Old Colwyn, FOX- L TERRIER DOG, white, with black marked head and bl&ck spot on sides, black and white tail. Finder rewarded. 9555 CO L L WYD, yri Nyffryn Conwy, NODYN ARIANOL £ 20, "Liverpool, 18/12/00." yn dwyn y rhif 92,445.-Gwobrwyir am ei ddyrhwelyd. Hysbys- rwydd i Swydfa'r papyr hwn. 9521 Strayed. STRAYED to Bryn-Towyn. Abergele, March 8th, a WELSH MOUNTAIN EWE. Owner can have same on giving description and defraying ex- penses. Hl2ir Pigs for Sale. PEDIGREE LARGE WHITE YORKSHIRE PIGS GOOD SELECTION.—All Pig's eligible for entry in Herd Book. Particulars, DODD & SONS. Mollington. Chester. Miscellaneous. VERMIN quickly exterminated in Poultry, Animals, and Birds by using BAKER'S INSECT POWDER, 3s. per lb., post free; 71bs., 20s. Sample boxes 3d.. post free. Cash with order. Mention this paper.—G. J. BAKEB AND SON, High Street, East Ham, E. 9527 ARBFD FENCING WIRE, sal^^TnewTTjn slightly soiled by sea water, in 84Jb. reels, 336 yards, at 8s. per reel.—BUTLER, Bell Works, Wolver- hampton. 9528 TO LET. Large ADVERTISING SPACE at the back of 6, Kinmel Street, Rhyl.—Apply to JOSEPIJ WILLIAMS, Auctioneer, Rhyl. R9M SEASON 1904.—THE DEE SHIPBUILDING COSIPANY, Queensferry, Nr. Chester, are open to TENDER for all classes of BOATS, STEAM LAUNCHES, YACHTS, etc. Motor launches a speciality in either wood or steel. Enquiries solicited. 9348 EFT OF 1~OTJOTHING Wanted.Ladies7, Gent's and Children's; "Fashionable." P.O. for parcels per return.—MRS. HART, 83, Lower Hill- .gate, Stockport. 9184 HAY.—ALDERSON BROS., Direct Importers, 21, Brasenose-road, Liverpool. 9164 MATRIMONIAL POST; sealed 5d, with cir- cular 9d established quarter of a century.— Editor, M. Post," 12, Trafalgar Buildings, London, W.C. 8890 Medical. HEUMATISM. Rlieumatoid Arthritis, and Rheu- PA, matic Gout speedily cured. Marvellous new discoveries. Splendid results. BARING GOULD, Rheumatic Specialist, "Ivanhoe," Queenswood-road, Birmingham. Advice and Testimonials free. 8931 TTI^INGIN S^T IT UTION, ABBRY ROAD, LLANDUDNO. Nurses: Medical, Surgical, Maternity, or Mental, promptly sent to cases. Mass- age and Electrical treatment. Patients received. Tel. 160. 6643 THE MEDICAL HOME, Coed Pella Road, Col- wyn Bay. Hospital-trained nurses supplied, electricity and massage, nursing appliances.— MATRON, TeleDhone 24. 8523 Election Thanks. Denbighshire County Council Election. TO THE ELECTORS OF COLWYN BAY AND COLWYN. AD.IES AND GENTLEMEN, I beg to tender my sincere thzink,4 to those L who not only voted for me, but so heartily supported me at the recent election. With reference to those who did not support me I quite realise that they did not oppose me on personal grounds but were guided by conscientious motives. That liberty which I always claim for myself I most readily accord to others. The election was conducted with that good union which usually characterises such events in our local life, and in that respect leaves nothing to be desired. Your faithful Servant, J. E. BROOKS. Bron Derw, Colwyn Bay. 9530 Rhyl Urban District Council. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE WEST WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN/ Allow me to tender you my sincere thanks for the honour you have done me in electing me as one of your Representatives without opposition. I would particularly desire to thank those Electors who, when they heard I bad been nominated, spontaneously promised me their support and influence. I hope my attendances and my attention to the duties of the Office will be such as to merit the kind confidence you have shown me. Always at your service, Yours obediently, A. RHYDWEN JONES. Bronheulog, Rhyl, 15th March, 1904. IT Rhyl Urban District Council. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE WEST WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, I beg to express my appreciation of the honour conferred upon me by my election on the Council, the third time, unopposed. I take this fact as a proof that my humble services have given you satisfaction. As in the past, you may be sure that for the future I will do my utmost to serve you faithfully, and to do whatever may be in my power to promote the welfare of the town. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, nllM Your obedient Servant, T. WHITLEY. EJection Addresses. Colwyn Bay and Colwyn District Council Election, 1904. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE COLWYN BAY WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, At the request of many ratenayers, I beg to offer myself as a Candidate in this Election. My Election Address has probably reached you, but I may take the opportunity of briefly stating its main points. I would remind yon that I am a perfectly IN- DEPENDENT CANDIDATE, free from Party or Sectarian ties, and eager to promote the best interests of the community as a whole. My long experience as an Architect, Surveyor, and Valuer, enables me to render specially valuable assistance in connection with works of public im- provements, including such expensive schemes as the Sewerage Works, Promenade Extension, and Isola- tion Hospital, as well as in the management of those important concerns, the Gas Works and the Electricity Works. I am in favour of giving, as far as possible, public contracts to LOCAL EIRIVIS, and where that is not practicable, of insisting upon the condition that preference shall be given to local labour. I am in favour of dividing the District into Wards. I would draw your speciaft/ttention to the need of advertising the town as a health and pleasure resort, a subject to which, if elected, I should devote special attention. As you are aware, I was the founder of the TOWN ADVERTISING ASSOCIATION, whose work has already produced excellent results. My aim would be to have the town clean, the roads in good repair, and the whole district well lit in all quarters. I appeal to all classes WITHOUT DISTINCTION for their support. I I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, RICHARD BOOTH. Colwyn Bay, 16th March, 1904. 9548 Official Notices. Urban District of Colwyn Bay and Colwyn. NOTICE. EDUCATION ACT, 1902. BY direction of the Board of Education, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Council of the Urban District of Co'wyn Bay and Colwyn, that under section 17 of the above-named Act, a scheme for establishing and constituting an Education Com- mittee has been submitted for approval to the Board of Education. Any objections or suggestions respecting the Scheme may be made to the Board of Education in writing within 30 days from the date of this notice, addressed to The Secretary, Board of Education, Whitehall, London, S.W." Printed copies of the scheme may be inspected free of cost, on each week-day during the said period be- tween the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the offices of the Urban District Council, Station-road, Colwyn Bay, and at the office of the Board at Whitehall. Copies of the scheme can also be obtained free of cost at any Post Office in the area of the Council. Dated this 11th day of March, 1904. JOS. H. ROBERTS, Clerk to the Urban District Council of 9462 Colwyn Bay and Colwyn. Denbigh Asylum. WANTED, a HOUSEMAID; wages to com- mence at £ 16 per annum, with Board, Lodging, Washing, and Uniform, increasing at the rate of JE1 per annum up to £24, but without beer allowance or prospect of pension. Forms of application may be obtained from the undersigned. WM. BARKER, Clerk to the Visiting Committee. 12th March, 1904. 9520 Tenders. Llanrwst Union. CONTRACTS FOR SUPPLIES. HE GUKRDTANS of this Union invite T TE-NDE?IS for the supply of the following Articles for the use of the Workhouse at Llanrwst, for the period of SIX MONTHS from the 31st March instant, viz., Bread, Flour, Meat, Cheese. Milk, Butter, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Coala, and Coffins. Printed forms of Tenders, with conditions annexed, (which alone will be received) may be obtained from the undersigned. Sealed Tenders, addressed to the Guardians, are to be delivered at the Union Offices, Llanrwst. before 9-30 o'clock a.m., on Tuesday, the 22nd March instant. Bv Order, R. R. OWEN, Clerk to the Guardians. Union Offices, Llanrwst, 15th March, 1904. 9518 Conway Rural District Council. TO CONTRACTORS. LLYSFAEN SEWERAGE & WATER WORKS THE above Council invite TENDERS for the construction of a Pumping Station, Concrete Service Reservoir, and Appurtenant Works, provid- ing. laying and jointing cast iron Rising and Distri- buting Mains, together with all Valves, Hydrants, Fittings, and other works connected therewith. Also for the construction of Sewage Tanks, Stone- ware Sewers, together with the necessary Manholes. Lampholes. Ventilating Shafts, etc., in the Parish of Llysfaen, North Wales. Plans may be seen and Specifications, Quantities, and Form of Tender for the work, obtained, on and after Saturday, the 12th day of March, 1904, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p m,, at the offices of Mr T. Farringtpn, Assoc. M. Inst. C.E., Trinity Square, Llandudno, on payment of deposit of £3 3s Od, which will be returned upon receipt of a bona-iide Tender, and the return of the Specifications and Quantities. Sealed Tenders, endorsed Llysfaen Sewerage and Water Works," are to be delivered to Mr. T. E. Parry, Clerk to the Council, Castle Street, Conway, by 10 a.m. on Thursday, the 31st day of March, 1904. The Council do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any Tender. 9468 Legal Notices. THE BANKRUPTCY ACTS, 1883 & 1903. In the County Court of Carnarvonshire, holden at Portmadoc and Festiniog. In Bankruptcy. No. 15 of 1903. RE DAVID JONES, residing at Tanlan, Maenan, in the County of Carnarvon, and WILLIAM PIERCE ROBERTS, residing at Brynysgol, Trefriw, in the County of Carnarvon aforesaid, carrying on business at Station Road, Llanrwst, in the County of Denbigh, under the style or firm of D..JONES & ROBERTS," Solicitors. I, WALTER CONWAY, of 8, Old Bank Buildings. Chester. Chartered Accountant, HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I have been duly appointed and certified by the Board of Trade as Trustee of the Estates of the above-named Bankrupts. All Persons having in their possession any of the effects of the Bankrupts must deliver them to me, and all Debts due to the Bankrupts must be paid to me forthwith. Creditors who have not yet proved their Debts must forward their proofs of Debts to me. Dated this 17th day of March, 1904, c17m WALTER CONWA Y. MARGARET GRACE JONES, DECEASED. PURSUANT to the Law of Property Amendment Act, 1859 (22nd and 23rd Victoria, Cap. 35), NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all persons having any claims or demands against the estate of Margaret Grace Jones, late of Brynsteddfod, in the Parish of Llansantffraid Glan Conway, in the County of Denbigh, Spinster, deceased (who died on the 29th day of December. 1902, and whose Will and Codicils were proved by Alfred Charles Lyon, of Albrighton Hall, near Wolverhampton, in the County of Salop, Esquire, the sole Executor therein named, on the 28th day of January, 1903 in the Principal Probate Registry of the High Court of Justice), are hereby required to send in the particulars of their debts or claims to the said Executor at the Offices of the undersigned, his Solicitors, on or before the 30th dav of April next. And NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY GIVEN that after that day the said Executor will proceed to distribute the assests of the said Margaret Grace Jones, deceased, amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which he shall then have had notice, and that he will not be liable for the assets or any part thereof so distributed to any person of whose debt or claim he shall not then have had notice. Dated this 10th day of March, 1904. DENT & ADAMS, 80, Darlington Street, Wolverhampton, 9512 Solicitors for the said Executor. Dissolution of Partnership. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Partner- ship lately subsisting between us, the under- signed, Jonathan Jones, Margaret Mary Jones, Grace Susannah Lydia Thomas, and Pryce Stafford Jones, carrying on business as House Furnishers and Upholsterers in Watling-street, Llanrwst, in the County of Denbigh, under the style or firm of M. Jones & Sons," has this day been dissolved by mutual consent, so far as regards the said Jonathan Jones and Grace Susannah Lydia Thomas, who retire from the firm. All debts due to and owing by the said late firm will be received and paid by the said Margaret Mary Jones and Pryce Stafford Jones, who will continue the said business under the present style or firm of M. Jones & Sons." As WITNESS our hands this 14th day of March, 1904. JONATHAN JONES. GRACE S. L. THOMAS. M. M. JONES. PRYCE S. JONES. Witness: T. LATIMER JONES, Solicitor, Llanrwst. 9537 Public Notice. For the Benefit of the Diocese of St. Asaph. WHEREAS a Trust has been created called "Bishop Carey's Fund," for the purpose of building, etc., Churches, Schools and Parsonages in the above Diocese, and for assisting indigent and .v7eii holdiiiiz Cures iii the same, or decayed Clerg- their WidoNvs an? Oi.-pha-TIS. "I'arsoiis wishing to participate in the Fund must state their case, in writing, to the Hon. Secretary (under cover addressed to c/o Mr. Henry A. Cleaver, Diocesan Registry, St. Asaph) before Palm Sunday next. Forms of application may be obtained from Mr. Cleaver. No replies will be ma.de except to successful applicants. 9431 Coming Auction Sales Advertised in The Pioneer." March 18—Household Furniture, at Fernville, Princess- drive, Colwyu Bay, by Mr F. A. Dew, Colwyn Bay and Conway March 19—Household Appointments, at Olive House East Parade, Colwyn bay, by Messrs. John Booth & Co., Colwyn Bav. March 19-Horses, Harts, etc., at Lawson road, by Mr F. A.iDew, Colwyn Bay and Conway March 19—Horsos, Cares, etc., at Colwyn Bay, by Mr F. A. Dew, Colwyn Bay. March 2 Household Furniture, at Ragley House, Pciijcess-drivo, Colwyn Brty, by Me F. A. D'nv, COI wyn Bay and Conway. March 23-Hotise,hold Furniture and Effects, at the Public Hall, Colwyn B*y, by Mr James Stevens, Colwyn Bay. March 24 — Household Furniture, at Bryn-y-Graig, Conway-road Colwyu Bay, by Mr F. A. Dew, Colwyn Bay and Conway. March '24—Talycafn Mart Periodical Sale, by Messrs Iiobp.rt aDd Hogers Jones, ililanrwst. March 24—Easiness Premises, 11, 12. 12a, Church-street, Blaenau Festiniog, at t,ne North Wes>.ern Hotel, Blae- nau Festmiog, by Mr Joha Davies, Bleanau b'eatiniog. March 2,5-Floiiseliol(3 Furniture, at Manor House, Wyimstay-road, Colwyn Bay, by Mr. t<\ A. Dew, Colwyn Bay and Conway. March 25—Talycafn Mart Annual Raster Prize Show and Sale, by Messrs. Kobert and Roger's Jones, Llanrwst. March 26-Horse<>, Lurries, etc, in she ErsUne Arms Hotel Yard, Conway, by Messrs Kobero & Rogers Jones, Llanrwst. "vj' ?-d.rch at 1-1?,tvpn House, near Cc)n?,vty, 1).N, illr P. A.. ?ew, Col?;, n Bay &- Coaway. March 29-Freehold Property in th.) Village of Trefriw, at the King's Head Oaf Llanrwst, by Messrs ttobers and Rogers Jones, Lianrwst. March 29-Freehold Residence and Premises, "GJasfryn." Llanrwsr,. at the King's Head Ca.re, L-Iailrwet, by Messrs Hobert and Rogers Jones, Llaurwss. March 30-Hous6hoJd Appointments, at « Holly Grove," Rhiw Bank Avenue, Colwyu Bay, by Messrs. John Booth & Co., Coiwjn Bay. April 6—Household Furniture, at Fern Dale, Llewelyn- road, Coiwyn Bay. by Mr F. A. Dew, Colwyu Bay and Conway. April 7—Cattle. Horses, Household Furniture, etc., at Ty Issa Farm, Gwaeuysgor, by Mr W. Freem n, Holywell. April I2-Household Furniture, at Public Hall Colwyn Bay, by Mr. F. A. Dew, Colwyu Bay and Conway. April 12, 13 & 14—Household Appointments, at Thorny- croft, Raos-on-Sea, by Mr F. A. Dew, Colwyu B.y and Conway. April 19—Tailor's Stock in-Trade, &c., at the Public Hall, Colwyn bay, b Mr. F. A. Dew, Colwyn Bay and Conway. April 19—4-Wheei Phaeton, Chaff Cutters, etc., at Conway- road (corner of Pwiiycrochan Avenue), by Mr James Stevens, Coiwyn Bay. Beginning of April—Farming Stock and Household Fur- niture, at Eagles Farm, Moehdre, Jo;wyn Bay, by Messrs Robert and Rogers Joties, Llanrwst Early in April—Freehold Properties, at Colwyn Bay, by Mr»sF. A. Dew, Coiwyn Bay aud Conway. Early iu April- Freehold Residence, Dingle Bauk, Colwyn Bay, at Lhe Hotel Aietropole Colwyn Bay, by Mr. F. A. Dew, Col.vyn Bay and Conway. Early iu April—Dwelling Houses, situate in the Parish of Llandnilo-yn-ithos, by Messrs John Booth & Co., Colw n Bay. Early in April—Freehold Farms and Allotments, p,t the Castle Hotel, Conway, by Messrs William Dew and Son, B uigor, Llandudno and aruarvou.

Guardians' Nominations. CORWEN. The following nominations, were .posted! on Friday EdleryInrion, Bettws, G.G. John Etfwaard Hendre, Ucha, COTwen; 'Edward Davies, Bxyn, Giynd-yfidwy; John Edmunds, Ucheldre; *H. I-iug.hies, M'eiri-on 'Stores; Edward J.arrel, Faerd House *Dr R. D. Jones'; Godfrey Parry, Carr; *H. Rees, Reliance House; -"R. R. Roberts, auctioneer; J. Roberts, Owen GiyndSwr Hotel; J. Williams, architect, Gwyddeiwern; John Hughes,' Clegir Isa; Robeirt Roberts, E-deyn-ni'on House; W. E. -Williaims, Gwerde; David "VViiite, Rhydygloes. Llandrilldo *J. Eden, Tyddyn- leajn; E. W. Ellis, Brawse Ush; Evan Owen, Central Stores; Robert Evans, Llechwedd; Tlhade'U'S- Jones, Efailymensyi; John Phil]i<p-s, Tymant Fandef; Win. Williams, Llanwililan. Ll,ai-is,a,-iitffraid?: E. Price! Jic):n,e,s. Cerri,, dtu,id- ,y ion: David Ellis, Ty M'arwr; AlTm. Hughes, Bryinff; Amy Jones, WThifre Lion; 'A. W. Jones, White Lion; W. H. Jones, Plas I-slyn; David Jones, Bryn Saint; D. Jones, Penybryn David Jones, Tygwyn; *Colonel C. S. Mainwaring, Bwlclibendy; Johin Mattthe.ws, School House; John. Owen, Tai-'uclha-cwm,; W. R. Parry, Queens; J. Roberts, Clust y Bl-aid'd; Robert Roberts, Ty'n Gilfach; Wm. Roberts, Clust y Blaidd. Ltbanfihamgei: G. M. Robert Jones, Penyfed; Robert Hughes, L-Icchwedd Pigin; 'Col. S. Parr Lynes, Garthmelio. Biyneglwys David Hughes, Tyhelyg'; John Owen, The Vic- arag?e; E. W. T'?,hom,as, Llw,Id?uin.; "J. Bry?r,tan,ar. Ll,ai-l,oillie?n, (rural) *R. -11. i5avies, Garth; -Dav,d? Jones, Rh.os?fe;n:w-erll- H u 1-1 b 1 9 Jones, Fnon; Trevor Lloyd Jones, Bryndichiol; J. Price, Trefynant; *J. Roberts, Fran; *J. Williams, Trefynant. Llantysilio *J. S. Jones, The Vicarage; John Jones, Ca'e Llewellyn; "D. .Y W. Roberts, Blaen Tal; David Roberts, Coed- ial; J. Williams, Abbey Farm. Llangollen (ux. ban;): Rosetta Cross, Treigwern Hiram Davies, Claremont Cottage; E. Foulkes Jones, Arosfa; *James Nanison, Brynymaur; M. M. Richards, Old BankSusannah Roberts, Fronhyfryd; Stephen Rowlands, Casitle-street; and *\V. P. Williams, Plas Hafod. The asterisk signifies old member. +