The Brecon Radnor Express Carmarthen and Swansea Valley Gazette and Brynmawr District Advertiser

MEREDITH'S I Cocoa Essence I in lib., lib. and lib. Tins AI 2/ 1/2 & 7d. per Tin. HAS NOT RISEN IN PRICE l QUAE ANTEED PUKE. I The Stores, BRECON.

PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS. PREPAID SCALE. The following Scale of Charges secures the insertion of the following classes of Advertise- ments in both The Brecon and Radnor Express," AND "The Radnor Express, APARTMENTS, SITUATIONS VACANT OR WANTED, TO BE LET OR SOLD, LOST AND FOUND, AND MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. Three Six Words. Once. Times. Times. 14 words 0 9 1 9 2 6 ? words 1 0 2 0 3 0 30 words 1 4 2 8 4 0 Each extra 8 words 0 4 0 8 1 0 I In cases where replies are to be sent to tne Express Office and forwarded by us, 3d. extra to above prices must be sent. In all cases these Charges are for cash with order. L If not pre-paid, they will be charged sixpence ? per line .per insertion. ? We do not guarantee the insertion of an adver- i tisement in any specified issue, or at all, and will i not be liable for any loss occasioned by the t failure of an advertisement to appear in any speci- ? fied issue, or at all. We reserve the right to re- • fuse insertion of an advertisement. f Whilst great pains are taken to secure accuracy, ? we would impress upon advertisers the need for i legible writing. In any ca-se we only insert ad- vertisements upon the condition that we do not accept responsibility for inaccuracies, nor for any consequence arising therefrom. Cheques, postal orders, etc., should be made payable to the proprietor, G. E. SAYCF Replies to advertisements with box numbers only must all be written and either posted or dropped into the letter box at the office, Bulwark, Brecon. The Brecon and Radnor Express," or the Radnor Express," will be sent post free to any address in the United Kingdom at the following rates s. d. 13 weeks 1 8 26 weeks 3 4 52 weeks 6 8 PREPAID. SITUATIONS YACANT. APPRENTICES wanted to the Dressmaking, Cutting-out taught.—Mrs Harrison, Viaduct House, Brecon. 63p ASSURANCE Agents required for Talgarth, Salary and Commission.—Apply, Tedstone, 5. Struet, Brecon. 89p BRECON AND MERTHYR RAILWAY. Wanted, Men and Lads in the Traffic De- partment.—Apply to Inspector Sparkes, Brecon and Merthyr Railway. Bassaleg, Mon. bl FARM Workman wanted to look after stock, ? .r U hedges, etc.; married or single; good wages to a reliable man. Apply-Mr David Jones, Pytindu, Brecon. ).82 GENERAL wanted, able to milk (1 cow).— Apply, Miss Price, Penllan, Brecon. 65p pROCERY and Tea Stores.—Young lady as- sistant wanted. Previous experience not essential. State age,, experience and wages re- quired, by letter only to Davidson, Star Supply Stores, Builth Wells. 102p s. HEAD COWMAN, dairy farm convenient build- ings; state wages excellent cottage and garden. (rive full particulars, Arthur Lee, Crimps, Ellesmere, Shropshire. 34p XXOUSEKEEPER wanted, 40 to 50, two in fam- ily, no children, able to milk.—Apply, full particulars, Price, Pencae Penderyn, near Aber- dare. 64p PENLANOLE ESTATE, Radnorshire- Wanted, at once, for permanent situation on above, respectable Workman (not eligible -for militarv service), who understands wire fencing; good wages and oottage.-Apply, Charles Woos- nam. Cefnllysgwynne, Builth Wells. 157 W ANTED, smart boys, in Brecon, to sell the "Express," on Wednesday evenings—im- .mediately after school. Apply—Manager, "Ex- press." Brecon. W ANTED.-Your esteemed orders for wedding and mourning cards, new and up-to-date books for selection. Personal and visiting cards- a speciality. Apply-Manager, "Express" Offices, Brecon. WANTED.-Platelayers for the Brecon & Mer- thyr Railway. Apply—Foreman, John Da vies, Brecon Station. W ANTED.-Orders for booklets, catalogues, chapel reports, etc., printing. Executed on t new Linotype Machine at record cheap prices. Apply for quotations tp Manager, "Express," Bre- con. Auction sale catalogues, a speciality. Wf ANTED experienced General, plain cooking, wash, and iron, family three. Apply- Prosser, Cartref. Quaker's Yard. 53p WANTED. -General workman, cottage and TVIV T ANTED —General workman, cottage and garden found good wages given. Apply- Winiams, Newton Farm, Bwlch, Bremnsbire. 123, "f^ANTEp a good girl for house work, comfort- able home.—C. J. Oldbury, Cartref, Knigh- ton. 59P W ATED, man, not exceeding 55 years of age for general farm work. single or married. Apply—J., Post Office, Pontyclun, Glam. oip I W ANTED for Amesbury Vicarage, Salisbury I Plain, a Cook-General and House-Parlour- maid. Apply—Mrs Probert, Alltycoed, Llandrin- dod Wells. 491 W ANTED now, a general workman, used to stock, cottage ana garden and good wages to a reliable man; also an active lad from 14 to I 16 years, to assist with stock and live in. Apply I to W. S. Miller, Forest Lodge, Brepon. "147 W ANTED, Shoeing Smith, not eligible for I Army, constant job. Apply-T. W. Price, Corner House Shoeing Forge, Merthyr Tydfil. 69p I W ANTED, trustworthy Working Housekeeper, who understands dressing poultry preferred. Cook, 21, Tillerv Street, Abertillery. 79p w ANTED, a good General Servant (another kept), age from 20 to 25; assist in bar when r,equired.-Apply, Mrs Cole, Sirhowy Inn, Tredegar. 71p WANTED .-(,ook-General, good plain cooking, '» housemaid kept, X20. references. Mrs Poin-1 ton-Newman, Hillside School, Barry. 86p YOUNG LatIv as Apprentice wanted, for shop I and showroom. Apply—Mrs E. Jones, 51, High Street, Brecon (opposite the Guild Hall). 84p I W ANTED reliable Cook-General; also. House- maid: family three; state full particulars. 9 i p 7. Park Place, Cardiff. 91p WANTE D. an all round man on farm, iiiirried or single, for further particulars apply to C. LI. Jones. Gethin Farm. IAI)ereanaid, near Merthyr. 93p Y\TANTED^i Workman-Waggoner; 4el per week and eattng-e.-Apply Humphreys, Amiberley, Monmouth. 94p XfiTANTED a respectable general servant, com- fortable home, apply with references to Thomas, 21, The Promenade. Swansea. 96p W ANTED at once a strong youth for grocery warehouse, and to make himself generally useful, wage 10/- weekly.—Meredith and Son, Brecon. f 97p PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS. W ANTED an Apprentice to the Grocery Trade. —Meredith and Sons, Brecon. 97p W ANTÐD boy about 17, honest and trust- worthy, for delivering milk in Brecon and assist on farm.—Powell, Ysgabornewydd. lOlp WANTED immediately, capable General, wages 25/- to 30/—Miss McClelland, Llwynwern, Dowlais, Glam. 181 WANTED, respectable girl or woman as Gen- eral References required.—Mies Thomas, Caerwynnick, Builth. 185 WANTED workman, able to hedge: cottage and garden found. Apply-Prothero, Dolymaes, Llechfaen. 106p I SITUATIONS WANTED. FARMERS' Son, 29, wants situation as farm bailiff, married, no family. For particulars, apply in writing to 65p, "Express" Office, Brecon. OLD Age Pensioner, strong and able, wants a situation as help to a gardener, has been in same situation for 10 years and has kept large vegetable garden during that time. Apply—John Berry, Gelly Cottage, Cnewr, Cray. 61p TO LET. T O-LET, from Lady-Day next, Old Toll House, Llandewy, with Shoe-maker's Shop, etc. Good opening for energetic tradesman. Also, Newhouse, Llandewy, with six or more acres of land; preference given to applicant who has been I used to hedging, wire-fencing and draining.— Apply, Mackintosh, Penybont, Radnorshire. 81p "QEDLWYN HOUSE, one mile from Cray Station, and about 10 acres of land to let from November 30tb.-Apply. Jones, Gelli, Cray. 74p T O-LET, immediately, House in Garth road, Builth; six bedrooms, bath-room, h. and c., garden, dining and drawing rooms; south aspect; excellent position. Apply—Mrs Prosser, Bryn- tirion, Builth. 186 FARMS FOR SALE OR TO LET. TO-LET, from Lady Day next, Cefn and Cae- haidd Farm, in the parish of Llanwrthwl- about four miles south of Rhayader—a Hill Farm, containing about 136 acres, with right of Sheep Walk .-Apply to John G. Buchanan, Agent, Clyde House, Hereford. 67p LOST AND FOUND. LO ST, from Dolymaes, Llechfaen, black-faced Ram pitch-mark M on left side.-Protbero. 49p L OST, between Builth and Three Cocks, 3 ewes with paint on back and 1 ewe with paint on head, all expenses willingly paid.—J. W. Jones, Sheephouse, Hay. 129 X OST from Forest Lodge about 5 weeks ago, a Cheviot Ram, S pitch on left side, and square notch under each ear. Information received and expenses paid by W. S. Miller, Forest Lodge, Brecon. 1651 LOST Brecon November Fair Day, young black sheep dog, two white paws in front, white breast, name on collar, E. Williams, Blaennant farm. 104p STRAYED from Nantyfirad, Erwood, two ewes and two lambs, pitched both sides M. Fur- ther description on application. Finder rewarded. -Enocb Williams. 56p STRAYED to Gilfach, Trallong, near Brecon,, a Welsh Ewe. Owner can have same on giving description and paying expenses.-Evhn Jones. 75p STRAYED to Upper Farm, Llechfaen, a Moun- tain Ram. If not claimed in fourteen days will be sold.—W. Davies. 83p S TEA YED to Hena-Ilt. Llandewi'r-ewin, a U Welsh ewe. Owner can have same by pay- ing expenses.—Harvey N. Jones. 176 STRAYED to Nantllanerch, Talybont-on-Usk, a Welsh ewe. Cut and hole on point of left ear and slit above and below. Slope under right ear and notch above.—J. Jones. 99p FOR SALE OR PURCHASE. CIDER Apples A 1 cheap, Horse Mill and Press in good order if required.—Michael, The Firs, Westbrook, Golden Valley, G.W.R. 55p CIDER Press Cloths, in horse bair, inanilla, and cocoa fibre.—List free from E. Parnall and Co, Manufacturers, Bedminster, Bristol. 52p COAL.-House and Steam. Trucks any station at wholesale prices for cash. Great saving. Write for prices, Boston's, 5, Colliery Offices, Bir- mingham. i 999 /^ORNS or WARTS painlessly, permanently and promptly removed by our celebrated TAURUS SALVE, gives immediate relief, cures while you sleep. 1/- post free. RINGWORM OINTMENT same price.—TAURUS Co., 153, Capel Road, Forest Gate, Essex. 12p FbR SALE.—Copy of 9 If W" h o's Wbo cheap. Apply—J.W., "Express," Brecon. 50 GUINEAS Collard and Collard pianoforte (in Rosewood case), Ivory keys, perfect con- dition; £ 25 10s cash. Apply—A. Vining. 4, Dolangoch, Watton, Brecon. 60p T^EATHERS WANTEI>.— We are Buyers of all x kinds of Feathers. Write for latest List of Prices. Cash forwarded immediately on receipt of goo&Witton and Company, Exeter Street, Bir- mingham. Bankers, National Provincial Bank of England, Ltd., Horse Fair Branch. 1797p F FATHERS WANTED.-Goose and Duck J- Feathers required, any quantities.—Green- lands, Limited, Furnishers, 31, High Town, Here- ford. 2044p FOR SALE.—Pair good wheels and axle springs and shafts, etc., suitable for making gambo; also smart wal,onette.-Jo)i n son, Baker. Brecon. 105p IfOR Sale.—Two strong Geldings, quiet under saddle and harness; also pony, 12 hands high, quiet to ride and drive. Apply-Probert, Cemetery Road, Brecon. 82p Fèm Sale, 50 February March Pullets, Wyan- FOR dottes, Buffs, Cook's Strain; 4/ 5/- each. 87p KNITTING Machine-g.-Best Home Work. Now is the proper season; it will help keep- ing home going through war. Liats free', lessons free, no agents, no middle-men; order direct.—W. Griffiths, 30, Queen street, Neath. Established 1871. 1574p IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS.—Every mother I who values the health and cleanliness of her child should use HARRISON'S RELIABLE NURSERY POMADE. One application kills all Nits and Ver- min, beautifies and strengthens the hair. In Tins, 4Jd. and 9d., postage ld. GEORGE W. HARRISON, Chemist, Reading. Sold by Chemists. Agent for Brecon F. L. Stanton. Hay J. L. Davies and Sons, 7, High Town. Builth Wells J. Ward, 8, High street. Knighton G. M. Perkins. Crick- howeH W. H. Kirkland. Pontardulais T. A. Jones. Brynmawr: A. M. Jones, 74, King street. Llanwrtyd Wells D. I. Williams, chem- ist. All Chemists. 1568p PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS. GREY HAIR permanently and speedily restored to its original colour by using Harrison's I Hair Colour Restorer. It is not a dye, but by ¡ natural means acts as a restorative. Contains nothing injurious, and is beneficial to the growth and beauty of the Hair. In bottles, price 1/6 (postage 3d extra). Manufacturer :—G. W. HAR- RISON, Hair Specialist, Reading. Agent for Bre- con F. L. Stanton. Knighton G. M. Perkins, Chemist. Builth Wells J. Ward. Llandovery T. Roberts. 9p pOULTRY-KEEPERS OR COLLECTORS.- "New-laid Eggs wanted regularly.- Mason, 35, Cherry Street, Coventry. 50p 1 PICTURES, well framed hundreds of patterns. See the new, neat, polished wood moulding, can be cleaned and always looks new.-Tyler and Son, Bulwark, Brecon. r 252 RABBIT Netting.—Long field nets for Killing or Covert Shooting, in brown, tan, or green colour; NettingTwines, Purse Nets; hsts free.- I Parnall and Co.. Netting Works, Bedminster, Bristol. 52p R ATS, MICE, MOLES, COCKROACHES, and BEETLES greedily eat HARRISON'S "RELI- ,ABLE" RAT POISON. Cats and dogs will not touch it. Vermin dry up and leave no smell. Price, 6d, 1/ 2/3, and 3/8. Postage 2d. G. W. HAR- RISON, Chemist, Reading. Sold by Chemists. Agent for Brecon F. L. Stanton. Hay J. L. Davies & Son, 7, High Town. Builth Wells J. Ward, 8, High street. Talgarth David Evans, Grocer, Liverpool Stores. Llandovery T. Rob- erts, The Crown Stores. Knighton: G. M. Perkins. Crickhowell W. H. Kirkland. All Chemists. 1568p WATERPROOF Waggon and Cart Sheets, in Black, Yellow, Green or White, Van Tilts, Machine and Engine Covers, Hay Sheets, Horse Loin Covers, Coal Bags, etc.—Parnall and Co., Manufacturers. Bedminster, Bristol. 52p QHORTHORN Bull Calf for Sale, 3 weeks old. Apply-Jarman, Pennant, Brecon. 95p FRACTION ENGINES, Road Locomotives, — Steam Wagons and Tractors, Portable Engines, Traction Wagons, Thrashing Machines, Road Rollers, etc., FOR SALE, second-hand. All Boilers passed for Insurance. Full LIST free. Special terms arranged. Portables, Rollers, etc., FOR HIRE. New Thrashing Belts from 55/ Modern Machinery as above purchased. Only address HENRY LEWIS AND SONS, Thames Bank Ironworks, Reading. Telephone 201. 1659p W ALL PAPER, of best designs and good qual- ity, can be bought at TYLER'S, BUL- WARK, BRECON, as cheap as any house in the trade. See the quality of the paper in the roll be- fore buying. 252 WANTED—100,000 Old Motor Tyres, also Tailors' Woollen Cuttings (5!d. lb.), Brass (41d. lb.), Copper (51d. lb.), Lead (17s. 6d. cwt.), including Job Stocks, Boots, Drapery; also Butter, Old Margarine, Dirty Sugars, for spot cash.— Thos. Horton, Merthyr. 1871 W ANTED, crate wood Rods and Heads. State price for cash.—Procter Sons and Ratcliff, Longton, Staffordshire. • 80p WANTED.-Pears, apples, medlars, "potatoes, roots, rabbits. For Christmas poultry, holly, mistletoe. All farm and garden produce.— Willis and Connor, Produce Salesmen, Swan- sea. lOOp 31 H.P. Rover Motor Cycle for Sale, good con- (lition.-Hargest, Camden Arms, Brecon. 88p 4 eggs per week per bird are STILL obtained — with Karswood non-injurious Poultry Spice, containing ground insects, which cannot hurt the liver. Poultry keepers delighted. Just try a sample. Packets 2d., 6d., 1/ by post 41d., 10d., 1/5. 73p 100 RATS A NIGHT.—Mr Spencer Palmer, 100 Chemist. Thornbury, writes :—"With a 1/- tin of "RODINE" Rat Poison, Miss Ogburn killed 100 rats in one night." Rodine makes a clean sweep. Tins 6d., 1/ 2/ 3/ 5/ post 2d.-Harley, Chemist, Perth.—Agents Stanton, 26, High Street, Brecon; D. I. Williams, Llah- wrtyd; H. J. Sparey, General Stores, Presteign; J. Ward, Builth Wel*, J. Blower, Knighton and Craven Arms; J. Nicholas, Drug Stores, Llan- dovery. 1925p a -0,000 Apple Trees.—Newton Wonder, Annie Elizabeth, Maidens'on Paradise or Crab, 6/- dozen, 40/- 100. New Apple, The Guelph, 5/- each. First-class Certificate, R.H.S., October 7tli, 1913. Catalogue free.-W. Home and Sons, Cliffe, Rochester. 163 MISCELLANEOUS. £5 REWARD.—To anyone who gives satisfac- tory information as to result in suing of the person or persons who brutally inflicted fatal wounds on a Ram in a field, the property of Mr Davies, Glandwr, Llanbister, on the night of Oct. 25th last, will receive above Reward. Information to above. 92p TYPE-WRITING. ilig-proptly and efficiently executed at reasonable prices. Ap- ply—"X," c/o "Brecon and Radnor Express," Brecon. PLANETARY INFLUENCE.-Business abilit- ies, Speculation, Changes, Marriage, etc. Birthdate and 1/- for Character Horoscope; two years guide added.—Prof. Mercury, Whitchurch, Cardiff. 1976p XMPORTANT TO ALL STOCK OWNERS.— Keep our stock free from all skin diseases, ver- min, scurf, loss of hair, warble fly, etc., by using the most reliable, valuable, and safe "Non-poison- ous" preparation-viz., CORRY'S TOBACCO POWDER. Approved by the Board of Agriculture and made by Corry and Co., Ltd., at their bonded Stores, Shad Thames, London, S.E. Free of duty since 11866, and may be obtained from all Agricultural ?Chemists and Merchants in perforated tins, Is., 2s. each. Cheaper in bulk. brl45 HOROSCOPE By ye methods of ye Ancient Eyptla.n8 and wise men of the East. I'VlLijuaQl Events. Changes, Fortunate Days, Numbers, Colours, &c. BHcBHHMW Business Guidance. Planet- mg, Influence on friendship, mBS?S?MtBa marriago. and important epochs. Two years' GUIDE ———'—— 1 added FREE if you mention this paper. Send birth date and Is. P.O. this 90S. GOULD, Astrologer, "The Nook." Heat.hfl<»ld Rd.. CARDIFF. 1868p IF YOU REQUIRE a Smart Cosv Governess JL Car or Ralli Trap. kindly call at our Works and Showrooms—Dock Street, Newport We can show you a nice selection, Rubber Tyres and without. Lowest Prices. Best Quality. Largest makers in Wales. Established 50 years.-Avery's, Coachbuilders, Dock street, Newport, Mon. AUCTION APPOINTMENTS. ———— Messrs. Miller, Powell & Co. (F.A.I.) Dec. I-Important Sale of Household Furniture at the Dec. 2 Aesembly Rooms, Wellington Hotel, Brecon. Dec. 2—Sale of Furniture and Out-Door Effects at Glanrafon, Hay. Dec. 7-Fat Stock Show and dale at Brecon. -—— Highly Important Sule of Freehold Property at Brecon. Assembly Rooms. J WELLINGTON HOTEL, BRECON. I Highly Important Sale of HOUSEHOLD FUR- NITURE, remoyed for convenience of Sale from 7, The Watton. I MESRS. MILLER, POWELL & CO (F.A.I.), nave rccenea iiistructions irom the EXecu- tors of the late Miss J. Watkins, to Sell by Public Auction at the above place on < WEDNESDAY, the 1st DECEMBER, 1915, the whole of the Household Furniture, as fol- lows :— Hall Very handsome 8 day grandfather clock in oak frame with figuredrface, oak hall and um- brella stand with mirror and drawer, 4 oak hall chairs, 4 oak tables, 2 pictures, 2 mats, rustic chair, etc. Drawing Room Very handsome suite, compris- ing settee, gents.' and lady's chair and 6 small chairs, upholstered in tapestry and plush, lady's occasional do., very handsome inlaid oval table, mahogany loo table, 6 mahogany hair seated chairs, 2 rosewood folding card tables, very. fine bureau bookcase, inlaid book rack, do whatnot, exquisitely carved fire screen with centre piece beautifully worked in silk and covered in glass frame, rosewood occasional table on pedestal, 2 small tables, very handsome overmantel in gilt frame with 7 bevelled plates, table covers, figured and other placques, pictures, paintings, water colours, 4 fold screen, several pairs handsome vases, old china dessert service, tea tervice, oval wall mirrors, family Bible .(Matthew Henry), brass fender, ash tidy, square carpet, 12 by 9, square Oriental carpet,-rugs, curtains, pole, etc. Dining Room Massive mahogany sideboard with 3 cupboards, cellarette and 3 drawers, 2 mahogany cheffioneers with cupboard and 2 draw- ers, oak dinner waggon with drawer, handsome and massive dining table (mahogany), 5ft. by 4ft. with 4 insertions opening to 13 ft., very fine cup- board bookcase with glass front, 3 mahogany arm chairs, overmantel in gilt frame, mahogany sofa, (hair seated), very fine standard American organ with 8 stops (by Petonbet, Pelton and Co.), carved arm chair, dinner service complete, decanters, quantity of glass, 2 pairs brass candlesticks, 2 cruet stands, pictures, engravings, linoleum, fender and fire irons, curtains, etc. Sitting Room .2 settees upholstered in silk tapestry with loose covers, very fine carved walnut sideboard with 4 cupboards, cellarette and 2 draw-. ers with carved back and massive pillars, shelves, and 3 fine bevelled plates, dining table, with brass claw feet, opening to 6ft. by 5ft., couch, oak Pembroke table, vases, carpet, 12ft. by 7ft. 6in., rugs, metal tea service, etc. Kitchen 2 deal tables, 2 lath back chairs, arm chair, fine oak dresser, fire stand with brass face, 2 willow pattern dishes, 7 dr plates, fish dish, 2 flat brass candlesticks, a number of table knives with ivory handles, dinner and dessert prongs, table, dessert and tea spoonfi, ware, saucepans, etc., etc. Staircase and Landing Stairs carpet, brass rods, mats, pictures and worked figures. Bedrooms: Elegant all brass bedstead with spring and wool mattress, 2 full tester mahogany bedsteads, iron bedsteads, ') and mahogany chests of drawers, marble top ..00 tiled back wash- stands,. duchesse and other dressing tables, single and double sets bedroom wáre, linen chest, oak night commode, handsome mahogany twisted frame dressing glass, swing glasses, pictures, linen baskets, carpets, etc. Very fine feather beds, pillows, bolsters, eiderdowns, patchwork quilts, counterpanes, blankets, sheets, bed linen, etc., etc. Goods on view morning of Sale. Sale at 2 o'clock prompt. — Terms—Cash. Castle Street, Brecon, Nov. 17th, 1915. bl84 Brecon Annual Fat Stock Show DECEMBER 7th, 1915. Prize List. Best Pair Fat Steers. Best Fat Steer. Best Fat Cow. Best Fat Heifer. Best Butcher's Beast (confined to Tenant Farm- ers). Best Pen of Ten Fat Wethers (other than mountain). Best Pen of Ten Mountain Wethers. Best Pen of Ten Lambs. Best Pen of Five Porkers. Best Turkey. Best Goose. Best Pair of Ducks. MESSRS. MILLER, POWELL & CO. (F.A.I.), Auctioneers. bll7 Mr. Francis Geagge Price. Talgarth, near Market Hall. IMPORTANT AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF 16 EXCELLENT HOME-BRED SHORT- HORN HEIFERS, CALVES, &c. MR. FRANCIS GEO. PRICE is honoured with —— instructions from the Brecon and Radnor Asylum Visiting Committee to Sell by Auction On Friday, December Sri, -1915 (Fair Day), Viz. 1 Excellent 3-yeay-old Shorthorn Heifers with Calves at foot. 6 Excellent 2-year-old Shorthorn Barren Heifers. 2 Excellent Yearling ditto Heifers. Sale at 10.30. — Terms—Cash. The Cottage, Talgarth. bl64 Mr. T. J. Phillips. 1 Friday, Nov. 19-Nmvery 8tw'k at Brecon. Wellington Hltel. tfrecoa. MR T. J. PHILLIPS will Sell by Auction at the above place, on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER. 19, 1915, at 12 b'clotk noon, an unusual assortment Of English Grown Nursery Stock, comprising :— Fruit Trees in variety, hundreds of excellent Shrubs and Evergreens, 500 Tea-Scented and other choice Roses (all perfectly ^rown and well-rooted). TERMS-SH- Neuadd, Scethrog. bl67 AUCTION APPOINTMENTS. I Messrs. James Straker, Son and Chadwick. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, NOT. 25th & 26th. GREAT AGRICULTURAL DISPERSION SALE. Red Barn Farm, Abergavenny, for the Administraters of Trooper H. J. Wood- ward, deceased. JAMES STRAKER,. SON AND CHADWICK, beg to announce this important sale, including 80 HEAD OF CATTLE, including a dairy herd of 30 shorthorn cows, 150 sheep and lambs, 9 working horses and colts, 45 I bacon and porker pigs, large collection of imple- ) ments. 20 tons of potatoes, together with the whole of the Household Furniture. i Sale at 10 o'clock to the minute, Thursday, and 12 o'clock Friday. i' Luncheon 1/6 each returnable to purchasers. Catalogues from the Auctioneers, Abergavenny. II bl75 Mr. G. Y. Price. I Wednesday, Novmebar 24th. — Sale of Household Appointments. &c., at the Drill Hall. Builth I Wells, the property of the late Mr A. Gwynne- Vaughan. Breconshire Parliamentary Re- ) cruiting Committee. Central Office: 7, BULWARK, BRECON. LIST OF DISTRICTS AND HON. SECRETARIES. BRECON-Messrs W. T.Lee and T. Maund, 7, Bulwark. BRECON BOROUGH—Mr G. Hyatt Wil- liams, Town Clerk. BRYNMAWR—Mr W. Ii. Gimblett, Secre- tary War Committee. BUILTH—Mr Roger Williams, Irfon Road Mr John Gough. Oaklands. CEFNCOED—Mr David Morris, 172, High Street; Mr James Davies, 11, Holford Street. CRICKBOWELL-Mr G. L. Loam; Mr D. R. Morgan, Llangattock. DEFYNOCK Rev. Rees Williams, Defynock; Mr D. W. Price, Nantyrharn, Cray. ERWOOD—Mr T. M. Bevan, Church House, Gwenddwr. Mr John Evans, Victoria House, Erwood GLASBURY—Mr Henry Davies, Railway Station. IIAY-R. T. Griffiths, Esq., Clerk Urban District Council. LLANAFANFAWR—Mr Evan Davies, Llanafan Farm, Garth Rev. D. A. Griffith. C.C., Garth. LLANELLY—Mr D. James, Church Terrace, Gilwern Mr N. Mclntyre, Waenlapra, Clydach, near Abergavenny. LLANFIHANGEL-TALYLLYN— Mr Daniel Morgan, Fronwen House Mr E. Prosser, Llangorse. LLANGYNIDR—Mr D. H. Roberts, School House. LLANWRTH WL-Mr E. E. Thomas, Doliago, Llanwrthwl, Rhayader. LLANWRTYD -Mr W. Williams, Myrtle House Mr James Carey, Llanwrtyd Hall. LOWER CHAPEL—Mr W. Davies, Cross Keys, Merthyr Cynog. Mr Evan Evans, Lower Chapel. PENDERYN—Mr. B. A. Williams, 15, Cefndon Terrace, Hirwam. YSTRADFELLTE AND PONTNEATH- VAUGHAN -Mr J. L. Moses, Duf- fryn Golwg, Pontneath-Vaughan, via Neatli. ST. MICHAEL CWMDU—Mr S. Wargent, Tretower, Crickhowell. TALGARTH—Prof. T. Howat, B.A., Tre- fecca College. TALYBONT—Mr D. J. Cross, Saw Mills, Cathedine; Mr Thomas Price, Cross Oak House. I TRECASTLE—Mr D. W. Powell, Fountain Terrace Mr Josiah Rees, Cross Keys, Llywel. YSTRADGYNLAIS—Mr J. D. Morgan, Maesybryn Mr B. L. Thomas, Ty Roger Mr W. Leyshon Watkins,:Crvid-yr -Awel. ABERCRAVE & PENYCAE—Mr Henry Thomas, Pencwarcoch, Penycae. bl62 W. z. PRICE, I AUCTIONEER AND VALUER (Upper PoPtiwillim,.Breeon). Wishes to inform the public that he has started business in Brecon as an Auctioneer and Valuer, and hè hopes by strict attention to business and prompt settlements to obtain a fair share of the public patronage. b432 I BROOKFIELD SCHOOL, HA). Boarding ft Day School for Girls. 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NOTE THE ADDRESS— West End, Builth Wells. b29 1915-1916. PLANTING, SEASON. TUMN-Commence lifting first week in October, keeping on until .the end of March, 1916, Larch Fir, li to 2 ft. and 2i to 8l ft.; Scotch, It to 2 ft.; Spruce, Ii to 2 ft.; Austrian Pine, It to 2 ft Quick Thorn, li to 2ft. and 2 to 8 ft. Prices upon application per 1,000. Ornamental Shrubs and Roses of all kinds, Fruit Trees of all the leading kinds. Apply to Daniel Weatherley, Caeauplurserfes, 8r Builth, Breconshire br23 Alfred Quarrell, Florist, Fruiterer and Seedsman, 3 and 4 HIGH STREET, BRECON ——— All kinds of ———— Garden Requisites, Manures, tfc. kept in stock. Fresh Cut Flowers, Wreaths, Crosses, &c, at the shortest notice. relephone, 74. -:o: b67 HOTEL GWALIA, I Upper Woburn Place, London, W.C. 130 Rooma luxariofosly furnished, Firrproof Building, Electric Light to all Flours, OentraXtj situated, close to Euston Station. le. 6d. cab fare from Paddington to the Hotel. Tariff: Bed, Breakfast, Bath, and Atteud anoe. 6s. each person. iTdegrapltic Address: u GwaUatel," London. Telephane: 5010 it 5011, City. JOHX M. JENKINS, Manager m SHIPPING NOTICES. LUXURIOUS MAIL STEAMERS. Regular Service from Liverpool. FAST LINE to CANADA MI3SA.NABTE Fri., Dec. 3 4ErAGAMA Fri., Dec 17 Unsurpassed Accommodation for all classes. Moderate Fares. Special Tours arranged. Lowest rates quoted for Freight and Passage. Agply br Free Information ani Pamphlets to :— Canadian Pacific Railway, 18, St. Augustine's Parade, BRISTOL. FAP.M BUILDINGS. D EALS, PLANKS, RAFTERS, JOISTS, MATCH-BOARDING FLOORING and LATHS CUT TO ANY SIZE AND LENGTH AT THE Watton New Saw Mills BRICKS, SLATES, PIPES, and all U BUILDING REQUIREMENTS IN STOCK. Apply:- Breconshipe Coal & Lime Go. LTD., Timber Yard, Watton, Brecon, I CAMBRIAN RAILWAYS COMPANY. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE TREATY the A SEVERAL STACKS of Well-harvested HAY, of the growth of 1913 and 1914 re- spectively, standing at the undermentioned Sta- tions on the Cambrian Railways, and estimated to contain the respective quantities, more or less, also undermentioned, viz. Estimated Stations Weight Tons Wrexham Caia 6f Talgarth, 1913 6? Borth, 1913, No. 2 9 „ 1914, 7 Portmadoe, 19 13 „ 1914.. 41 Estimated Stations Weight Tons Criocieth, 1913.. 6i "1 1914.. 4 Afonwen, 1914.. 5 Abererch 1913 7t 1914. 4 I For further particulars, and to treat, apply to THE SECRETARY, Cambrian Railways Co., Oswestry, Aug., IOf. A HAS IT OCCURRED TO YOU Q THAT a Patent Medicines at Fane; Prices find huge profits for foreign propnetorB, and em- ployment for =t.Pi. America. When -you think of POISON GAS you will not need reminding that GERMANS ARE CHEMISTS, and bear in mind, too, that there are millions of them in U.S.A. TRY Stokoe's Backache Kidney Pin. AND Pink Complexion Pills at 1/- per box. 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