The Amman Valley Chronicle and East Carmarthen News

DAVID MORRIS, DECEASED. DFRSUANT to the Statute 22 and 23 ? Vict., c. 35, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all Creditors and other Persons having any Debts, Claims, 'or Demands against the Estate of DAVID MORRIS, late of Brynmn, Ammanford, in the County of Carmarthen (who died on the 22nd day of May, 1913, and to whose personal Estate Letters of Administration were granted by the Principal Registry of the Probate Division of the High Court of Justice to Anne Richards, of Oakneld, Neath Road, Briton Ferry, on the 6th day of August, 1913), are hereby required to send particulars of their Claims or Demands to me, the undersigned, as Solicitor to the said Administratrix, on or before the 30th instant, after which day the said Administratrix will proceed to distribute the Assets of the said Deceased among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the Claims of which she shall then have had notice. And the said Administratrix will not be liable for the Assets or any part thereof so distributed to any person or per- sons of whose Debt, Claim, or Demand she shall not then have had notice. Dated the 12th day of August, 1913. T. M.EVANS, 48, College Street, Ammanford. Solicitor to the said Administratrix. WITNESS A.ERNEST EVANS, Bryn-y-blodau, Ammanford, Solicitor's Clerk. IN THE COUNTY OF GLAMORGAN. PONTLL1W AND GROVESEND, NEAR PONTARDULAIS. Distant only 6 Miles from the phenomenaHy increasing Town of Swansea. EXCEPTIONALLY IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD RESIDEN- TIAL. AGRICULTURAL, and BUILD- ING PROPERTIES, situateclose to PONT- LLIW and GROVESEND. THE TWO NEWEST INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS TO THE WEST OF SWANSEA. JN THE HEART OF THE MOST PROGRESSIVE PART OF WEST WALES. 1\/)TESSRS. JAMES and JAMES (F.A.I.) are ? instructed to SELL by PUBLIC AUC- TION. at the HOTEL CAMERON. High- street. Swansea, on TUESDAY, SEPTEM- BER i6th, 1913 (subject to such Conditions of Sale as shall then and there be produced), the following Exceptionally Convenient FREEHOLD RESIDENTIAL. AGRICUL- TURAL. AND BUILDING PROPER- ? TIKS:— comprising, roughly, 6 COMPACT SMALL HOLDINGS; ABEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE. STANDING IN ITS OWN GROUNDS OF 22 ACRES A RICH. WELL-WATERED DAIRY FARM SEVERAL ACCOMMODATION FIELDS; and 10 VALUABLE BUILDING SITES, Close to the new PONTLLIW STATION, on the G.W.R!y.. viz. :— Area. Lot. Description, a. r. p. Remarks. I Small Holding, Part of With vacant: Grove Farm, Grovesend 26 2 36 possession 08 completion of purchase. 3 Do. Do. 30 o 4 Do. 3 Accommodation Field and Building Site, Part of 0 -3 14 Do. Grove Farm o 3 14 Do. 4 Smaii HoMiug, Part of Grove Farm 14 o 28 Do. 3 Smait Hewing, with ex- cellent Buildings, adjoin- ing Valuable Salt M arsh, Part of ? Grove Farm J 37 o 39 Do. 6 2 Separate Accommoda- tion Fields and Building Sites, Part of Grove Farm 3 o 15 Do. 7 BaLchygwreiddyn Farm. In occupa- PontUiw SG 3 29 tionof Mr. John Clement as yearly tenant, Michaelmas entry. 8 Attractive Modern Coun- In Vendor's try Mansion, Fried- occupation, richsruh," Pontlliw 22 15 and to be Sold with vacant possession. 9Accomrnodation Field ad- joining 2 3 12 Do. 10 Do. Do. i 1 23 Do. Yi Building Site o i 37 Do. 12 Do., near Pontlliw Station 4oft. front- In occupa- age x i2oft. tion of Mr. deep. John Davies. 13 to 18 Six do. do. sott. x i 20f t. I each. Do. 19 One do. do. 2a. ir. 4p. Do. N.B.—The Mines and Minerals under all the Lots are Reserved. Particulars. Plans (Views of Lot 8), and Con- ditions of Sale are in course of preparation, and may be had, when ready, from Mr. E. M. Clason Dahne, Solicitor, Swansea and Pontar- dutais; Mr. A. M. James, Solicitor. Imperial Chambers, Caer-street. Swansea or the Auc- tioneers, y, Goat-street, Swansea. TBMS SPACE RESERVED FOR THE AMMAN FORD PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER and JE""IIIl'ELLER, EVAN ùEWIS. THE SHOP UNDER THE BtG CL.OCK.. 9ARRIES Bfos., ?? IRONMONGERS, t AMMANFORD. Telephone P.O. No. M. RA TllS, LA V A TORIES, &c., fitted by Experienced Men. FURNITURE (OUR SPECtAL SIDE UNE) -Ift, FURNITURE. You will save 25 per cent. by paying us a visit when' BUYING FURNITURE. ——————— ROCK-BOTTOM PRICES. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. INSPECTION INVITED. CARMARTHENSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL BYE-ELECTION. To the Electors of Quarter-Bach Division. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— I have again been urged by many Electors to contest Quarter-Bach Electoral Division for a Seat on the Carmarthenshire County Council. Therefore I place myself unreserved- ly in your hands, sincerely assuring you that, if elected, my every action will be governed by one ever-present consideration—the wel- fare and advancement of our Division. Having an intimate knowledge of County Council Work, I would, if elected, enter the arena of active service with full confidence that I could serve you as well as an ex- perienced member. Besides, I enjoy the confidence and friend- ship of the majority of the Carmarthenshire County Councillors, with whom I have been associated in various public matters. These have generously promised to sup- port me in the work that would devolve upon the Representative of this important and rapidly-growing district. My aim, above all others, will be to secure for my fellow-ratepayers a fair share of the advantages and benefits for which we pay our Rates. It is impossible, within the scope of an Election Address, to place all that 1 have in view for the advancement of the District, but I hope to have an early opportunity of addressing you on questions relative to my candidature. If you honour me by a Seat on the Coun- cil, it will a'lways be my duty and pleasure to serve you to the best of my ability. Yours faithfully, CWtLYM VAUCHAM. IN Re LiEUT.-CoL. DAVID MORRIS. DECEASED (LATE OF BRYNFFIK, BETTWS. AMMAXFORD). TWRS. ANNE RICHARDS, the Adminis- ?- tratrix of the Estate of the above de- ceased, has instructed me. the undersigned, to Offer for SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY the following Real and LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES. forming part of the Estate of the said deceased LOT i.—BLAENNANTYFFIN COTTAGE. situate near Butchers' Arms, on Bettws Moun- tain, with Outhouse, Garden, and a small Plot of Land, now in the occupation of Mr. William Jenkins. at the rental of £s per annum. This Property is subject to a charge of 2/6 per annum, payable to the Earl Cawdor as Lord of the Manor. LOT 2.-Consisting of: (a) All that strip or slang of FREEHOLD LAND, forming portion of Llwyncwm Farm, and situate near Penllechfach, in the Parish of Bettws, in the County of Carmarthen, containing by ad- measurement 3 roods and 13 perches, or thereabouts. (M All that portion of FREEHOLD MEADOW LAND. formerly part of Tir-Eleanor-Morga.n Farm, in the aforesaid Parish of Bettws, and known as Waunmniau, and containing by admeasurentent 2 acres, 3 roods, and 20 perches, or thereabouts, now let to an annual tenant at an annual rental of £4 ios.od. LOT 3.—All that block of FOUR LEASE- HOLD HOUSES, with very good gardens attached thereto, situate and known as GALANT HOUSE" Or "PENYRARGOED," in the Parish of Bettws, in. the County of Car- marthen, and let at an annual ground rental of £25 gs. 6d. Term unexpired: 47 years from the 25th March last. Ground Rent: f4 per annum. LOT 4. -All that desirable RESIDENCE known as BRYIWFIN, Bettws.Ammantord. together with the grounds attached thereto together also with the field or close of land at the rear thereof, and known as C.ROFTFAix." held for a term ot 70 years from the 29th September, 1883, at an annual ground rent of £8. The Brynffin Grounds proper contain 170 perches, or thereabouts. The field known as Croftfain. adjoining Brynmn at the rear. con- tains by admeasuremerA i acre, 2 roods, 15 perches. The Residence contains one large Draw- ing Room. one large Dining Room, one Sitting Room. with Kitchen, China Pantry, large Larder, and Conservatory, and has a commodious Hall. There are also four Bed,; rooms (two very large ones). Box Room. Bath Room, h. and c. water, and usual omces. The whole of the Residence is ntted with Electric Light and Bells. The Outbuildings consist of one Coach- house (suitable for Garage), Stable and Saddle Room. The Grounds have been laid out with great care at considerable expense. Brynffin commands an extensive view of the Loughor Valley; while situate within the thriv- ing Urban District of Ammanford it retains complete privacy, and is in every way a very desirable place of Residence. The Administratrix will proceed to complete the Sales (if any) on or before Monday, the 15tb day of September. 1913. For further particulars apply to T. M. EVANS. Soticitor, Ammanford. THETRADE 5UPPMED. J. HARRIET & .SON, WHOLESALE & RETABL BOOT & SHOE MANUFACTURERS, BRYNAjVIjVIAN ar4d GrARNANT. OUR WORMNC BOOTS A SPECIALITY. REPAIR"C DONE BY PRACTICAL WORKMEN JKtH?AitO AT LOWEST PRICES. —————— JaBtth? ?????? ??? ?? ? ? ? ? s MAPI UMMER HOE IYLES. SEE WINDOWS. OMf reason's Stock consists of the very Latest Fashion in Boots and Shoes, combined with the usual good wearing qualities. Sole, Agent for the famous "Ar" Boots. A Iso" Lotus," <' Delta, I I Nil Simile, and 1, ifoldfast.1 I Special Show of White Canvas, Tennis <t ttf Cricket Boots and Shoes, together with .a tine rang¡"'(N itunaing Shoes. JOB THOMAS? squl" Jko")'B THOMAS AMMANFORD. AJYJ:JYJ:ANFORD THE TrH)RD ??*B??&????*???????? ANNUAL Will be held !n the CROSS <t)M HOTEL FtELB, AMMANFORB, On SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1913 PRIZES £I.20 IN CASEC THE AMMANFORD URBAN SILVER BAND TnTill Tbc in At,tendance. ENTRIES POSITIVELY CLOSE AUG. 23rd. Hon. Sec.: D. A. FOX, Uoyds Bank, AmmanXord. To tnstruct, to Etevate, and to Amuse. HITES. Premier Picture Palace Top of 1ïhe Arcade, AMMANFORD. Sole Proprietor MR. SIDNEY WHITE. General Manager MR.S.J.POWELL. "WV"EEK C01VI:IVJ:ENCING SE:fTT. 1st, :1.913. EVERY EVENtNG AT 8, Except MONDAY & SATURDAY, When TWO Performances will be given at 7 and St. SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF A TFJHLE SISTERS Dainty Comediennee and Expert Dancers and Girls with Voices, will appear in their New Comedy Sketch- "The -ZLC-trbiBSS ssMiLd Cha,p'1lV"o:rn.an. NeAV Songs and Duetts. STAR JPTCTUJRES ————————————— Monday & Tuesday-The When Lincoln Paid. Wednesday & Thursday- Unknown Friend. Friday and S aturday- -Stronger Man. POPULAR PRICES :—Pit, 3d.; Children 2d.; Balony, 6d.; ChMren 3d. Children's Matiuee on Saturday at 3 p.m., with full Variety Show & Special Pictures. Admission—Children, Id., 2d.; Adults as usual. ? ? fiid?.)<Mm?'H?MtmiM?ttm??tt? "1 ——————————————— ————————————? FOR ? i School Ou? GO TO LEVENSON'S. SpCCiat Lines in Gids' Dresses, 24n., 2/6 and ? upwards. Kilted Skirts from 1/6 I Strong Wearing Jerseys from i/ to 2/6 N All WOOt Serges for School Dresses, &c., I/oi ? to 2/11?. ? Boys' Schoo! Su!ts from 3/11 ? Sa!!or Suits from 1/10?. ? Wear Resisting Corduroy Cloth Knickers at ? keen Prices. Also Caps, CoHars, Stockings, &c. j Levensons's Empormm, t 16 & 18, High Street, AMMANFORD. I TAKE NOT!CE. Drugs and Chemicals of Highest Quality only used in Dispensing. LUTHER BYE, M.P.S., Pharmaeijf, AMMANFORD. Telephone 42. FOR HOLIDAY WEAR YOU COULD NOT DO BETTER THAN TRY ONE OF ———— J T. J", m c' 11 29/11 Raincoats IN ALL SHADES. SUITS TO MEASURE = from 21/= upwards. = jr. T. JC>S CL01TH!ER, QUAY STREET, AMMANFORD. —— < ———— FOR PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION GO TC'0 GWILYM VAUGHAN, Ltd. I Quay Street, Ammanford, The Office of ttre "AMMMt VALLEY CHROHtCLE."