Abergavenny Chronicle

gsalEB bp uttton. J. STRAKER, SON & CHADWICK (Members of The Auctioneers' Institute), AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS, ESTATE, LAND AND HOUSE AGENTS. SALES conducted of House Property, Estates, Timber, Machinery and Plant, Shares, Agri- cultural & Trade Stocks, Furniture, Pictures, Plate, and all Household Effects. VALUATIONS made for Probate, Tenant Right, Mortgage or Sale, and for the Transfer of Hotels and other businesses. Licensed Victuallers' Accounts kept and Stocks taken. Gauging. SALES OF FAT & STORE STOCK in Aber- gavenny Cattle Market every TUESDAY, and FAIR-DAY, commencing at 9.30 a.m. ESTATES Managed and Rents Collected. Mortgages negotiated. SALES of Horses, Vehicles, Harness, &c., in the Cattle Market, every Fair Day at 11 a.m. INSURANCES of all kinds effected in leading Offices. Register kept of Farms, Country and Town Houses to Let or for Sale. Teelphone P.O. 2 Abergavenny. Telegrams Chadwick," Abergavenny. Offices FROGMORE & MARKET STREET CHAMBERS, ABERGAVENNY, ABERGAVENNY. THIRTEENTN ANNUAL Show & Sale of Hereford Stock Bulls Will be held in the CATTLE MARKET, ABERGAVENNY, On TUESDAY, MARCH 2nd, 1915, BY JAMES STRAKER, SON, & CHADWICK when the following CASH PRIZES will be offered in the various Classes: Class i.—Bulls exceeding 2 years old on 1st January, 1915. First, £1. Second, 10/- Class 2.—Bulls not exceeding 2 years old on 1St January, 1915. First, Si. Second, 10/- Class 3.-Bults calved between 1st January and 1St March, 1914. 1st, M. 2nd, C1. 3rd, 10/- Class 4.—Bulls calved after 1st March, 1914. 1st, t2. 2nd, £1. 3rd, 10/- N.B.—Bulls eligible for Class 2 will not be allowed to compete in Class 1, and vice versa. Free Accommodation will be provided, if desired, for animals sent in over night for sale. provided due notice is given to the Auctioneers. The Auctioneers will also hold, on the same date, a SPECIAL SALE of STORE CATTLE for which they beg to solicit entries. < The Auctioneers ask for early entries, with full pedigrees, to enable same to appear in Catalogues, in which Entries of Store Cattle will also be published. Auctioneers' Offices: Abergavenny. EWIAS HAROLD FAIR. (One mile from Pontrilas Station). MONDAY, MARCH 8TH. J'AMES STRAKER, SON, & CHADWICK offer a SILVER CUP, value 4 guineas, for the BEST PAIR OF FAT BULLOCKS sold by Auction on the above date in the Temple Bar Sale Yard. Good entries to hand of both Fat and Store Cattle. Further entries solicited. Judging at 9.30. Sale at 10 o'clock. MONTAGUE HARRIS, AUCTIONEER, VALUER, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENT. Telegrams Montague llarris, Abergavenny.' Telephone P.O. 41. SALES conducted of all kinds of Property, Agricultural and other, SJock, Timber, Furni- ture, &c WEEKLY SALES OF FAT & STORE STOCK in the Cattle Market, Abergavenny, every TUESDAY & FAIR DAYS, commencing at 9.30 a.m. VALUATIONS for Probate or Mortgaga, and for the Transfer of Licensed Premises. PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE in Estate Manage- ment. Rents Collected. All Insurances effected. Offices: LION STREET, ABERGAVENNY. I CWM COTTAGE, ROWLESTONE, HERE- FORDSHIRE. MR. MONTAGUE HARRIS has received instructions to Sell for Mrs. Evans the whole of her HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS on THURSDAY, nth MARCH; 1915. Auctioneer's Offices: Abergavenny. NEW HOUSE, CUWSIP. • SALE JOF LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STIK by instructions of the Admin- istratrix of Mr. James Williams, deceased, On THURSDAY, 18th MARCH, 1915. Details hereafter. MONTAGUE'HARRIS, Auctioneer. Auctioneer's Offices, Abergavenny. PERCY WIBBERLEY, AUCTIONEER, VALUER, ESTATE AGENT AND INSURANCE BROKER. Telegrams Wibberley, Auctioneer, Aberga- venny." Telephone: P.O. 142. SALES conducted of all classes of PROPERTY, FURNITURE, FARMING STOCK, GROWING TIMBER and OTHER EFFECTS. VALUATIONS made for all purposes. INVENTORIES taken and checked. TRADESMEN'S BOOKS Audited. LARGE EXPERIENCE in all classes of IN- SURANCES for FIRE, LIFE, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION, THIRD PARTY, PLATE GLASS, INFOAL MARES, TRADESMEN'S HORSES, &C. WEEKLY SALES OF FAT & STORE STOCK in Abergavenny Market every TUESDAY and FAIR DAYS. ( — Offices: LION STREET (over Bakery Shop), T ABERGAVENNY. I PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. HOALD ALBERT FARM, GROSMONT. THIS IMPORTANT AND ATTRACTIVE SALE of LIVE & DEAD FARMING STOCK for Mr. J. Jones (who is leaving) will be. conducted by MR. PERCY WIBBERLEY On THURSDAY, 25th MARCH, 1915. Detailed particulars in due course. Auctioneer's Offices: Lion St., Abergavenny. SPRING SALE OF FAT & STORE STOCK. NEW INN, BAGWYLYDIART, GARWAY HILL. From Abergavenny 15 miles Pontrilas Station, 3 Monmouth and Ross, 9. YR. PERCY WIBBERLEY will conduct the SPRING AUCTION of Fat and Store Stock as above, in the very convenient Field adjoining the NEW INN, by arrangement with Mr. William Sayce (the Tenant), On MONDAY, the 1st MARCH, 1915, for which, up to the present, the following reliable Entries are to hand 40 head of Hereford and Cross-bred CATTLE, 100 Good SHEEP, SO FAT & STORE Piss. Implements. Handy Small Spring Waggon. Sundry Harness, &c. The Auctioneer begs to announce that the above numbers will, in all probability, be con- siderably added to before the date of sale. Sale to commence with the Sheep at 2 p.m. prompt. Auctioneer's OffKvs Lion St., Abergavenny. Nor i, CLARKMONT TERRACE, GROSVENOR RD., ABERGAVENNY. UNRESERVED SAUt OP HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, including Piano in walnut case Sitting-room Suites in Velvet and Leather, Bedroom Suite in Satin Walnut, &c., On THURSDAY, 4th MARCH, 1915, ay instructions from Mrs. Scott (who is leaving a (r and refurnishing). PERCY WIBBERLEY, Sale at 2.30 p.m. prompt. Auctioneer. 6, Auctioneer's Offices: Lioa St., Abergavenny. i g»ales bv Auction. SALE OF STANDING TIMBER, at WEST- BUR Y-ON-SEVERN, in the County of Gloucester, and TREGARE in the County of Monmouth. QEO. NICHOLS, YOUNG, HUNT & CO. are instructed to Sell by Auction at the BEAUFORT ARMS HOTEL, MONMOUTH, on MONDAY, MARCH 1ST, at 3.30 p.m., The undermentioned TIMBER TREES viz. :— On the Ley Court Estate, Westbury-on- Severn, Gloucestershire, 44 Elm, 10 Oak, 1 Ash. On Llwynerun Farm, Tregare, Monmouth- shire, 64 Oak, 5 Beech, 3 Elm. For Conditions of Sale, particulars as to viewing and other information, see catalogues, to be obtained of the Auctioneers, Demerara House, Colston Avenue, Bristol. RAGLAN. RENNIE & JONES respectfully invite RentriL-s for their I GREAT ANNUAL SPRING AUCTION OF FAT & STORE STOCK which is fixed for MONDAY, MARCH 8th, 1915* Entries may be made to Mr. R. S. Pugh, The Crown Hotel, Raglan, or direct to the Auc- tioneers at their Offices, Monmouth & Newport. RAGLAN. MONDAY, MARCH 8th, 1915. GREA T IANNUAL SPRING AUCTION of FAT AND STORE STOCK. RENNIE & JONES are favoured with entries to date for their accustomed Spring Sale, in their Sale Yard, as above, at 12 Noon, of upwards of 350 Fat and Store Cattle, principally a grand lot of well-bred 2-year-old Hereford Steers in half-fat and very fresh condition 1,000 Fat & Store Sheep, Pigs & Calves, from all the principal Agriculturalists in this famous district. Further entries are respectfully solicited to the Auctioneers, Monmouth, Newport, Usk, and Chepstow or to Mr. R. S. Pugh, Crown Hotel, Raglan. Special Trucking Arrangements, and Luncheon as usual. jjlHgrellaitfous. BOROUGH OF ABERGAVENNY. Payment of Rates. lyjOTlCB is hereby given that the Poor and Improvement Rates for the current half year, and Water Charges to 31st Decem- ber last, must be paid to me at my office between the hours of 9 and 10 a.m. on or before Saturday, the 27th February, instant. Summonses will be issued im- mediately after for all unpaid amounts. Hv. G. RESTALL, Collector. Town Hall, 19th February, 1915. To Building Contractors. SJPL ENDERS are invited for the Erection of -L Sixty Semi-detached Houses, together with New Street, Drains, &c., at Duffryn Rhondda, for the Imperial Cottage Society (Limited). 'Plans and Specifications may be seen and information obtained at the Offices of the under- signed, by appointment. The lowest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted. JOHNSON & RICHARDS, Architects, Merthyr. Feb. 17th, 1915. Re Margaret Gameson, deceased. ALL Persons having Claims against the j" above-named deceased, who died at the Black Lion Inn, Abergavenny, on the 12th day of February, 1915, are requested to send particulars thereof to me forthwith. And all Persons owing money to the said deceased are requested forthwith to pay the same to me. Dated this 19th day of February, 1915. J. R. JACOB, 38, Lion Street, Abergavenny, Solicitor for the Executor. I Miss Rachel Herbert's Church Parsonage and Almshouse Charities. THE TRUSTEES of, these Charities give Notice that they will, on Wednesday, the 24th day of March, 1915, proceed to elect an Almsperson. Poor women, being members of the Church of England, of good character and of not less than 60 years of age, who have been resident in the Town or Parish of Abergavenny or in the Parishes of Llantillio Pertholey and Cwmyoy, or one of them, for five years at least either next preceding the time of appointment or ending not more than six months before that time, who shall not during that period have received Poor Law Relief and who from age, ill health, accident or infirmity are unable to maintain themselves by their own exertions, are eligible for the appointment. Applications for the Appointment must be made in writing to the Trustees or their Clerk at the Offices of Messrs. Gabb & Walford, Monk- street, Abergavenny, 14 days at least previously to the election. Every applicant must state her name, address, age, and occupation, and must be prepared with sufficient testimonials and other evidence of her qualification for the appointment. FRED BAKER-GABB, Clerk to the Trustees. BOROUGH THEATRE, TOWN HALL BUILDINGS, ABERGAVENNY. lessees MR. & MRS VYVIAN THOMAS. SPECIAL ATTRACTION FOR OPENING OF REGULAR SEASON. FOR THREE NIGHTS, AT 8. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March 4th, 5th, and 6th. PERSONAL VISIT OF THE WELL-KNOWN ACTOR, MR. NORMAN V. NORMAN SUPPORTED BY MISS BEATRICE WILSON. AND FULL LONDON COMPANY, IN THE BRILLIANT FRENCH FARCICAL COMEDY-T- THE MARRIAGE of KITTY (Adapted by Cosmo Gordon Lennox from the French, LA PASSASELLE." FROM THE PIAYHOUSE, COMEDY, DUKE OF YORK'S, AND NEW THEATRES, W. PRICES OF ADMIS8IOB DreM Orchestra Pit BMk Circle Stalls B tails PIt Pit ominu7 Doors 1 I 2/6 | 2/- I 1/6  v-  M. 2/- | X19 | | 1V/3 I I 6d. My Dgm ? 2/6 { 2/- 1 1/9 1/8 I "9&. ————————— 1/ ————————— Itt. THE Shop, 18, Monk Street, on March lat JL Apply, The Hall, Windsor Road. MHO Let, ;Selbourne Villa, Western Road. Four. JL bedrooms, bath room, h. and c.; 2 reception rooms, kitchen.—Apply, W. Evans, The Bridge, IAanfoist.. ASODND Business to Let. Good General, ASweets and Tobacco; good living accommoda- tion—Apply, J. R., Chronicle Office. TO Let, Talymaes House, Llanwenarth, with or Twithout aboat five acres of Land. Apply, Williams, Upper House, Crickhowell. *T10 Let No. 2, Harringhay Terrace, from 25th JL March next.—Apply, F. R. Britton, United Counties Bark. TO Let, Flougb Inn, Llangattock, Crickhowell.- TApply, Thomas Delafield, King's Arms, Aber- gavenny. TO Let, from April 1st, Lisbon House, Stanhope JL Street, containing eight rooms, bath h. and c., lavatory.—Apply. Mrs. Sheen, Melbourne House. TO Let, Shop, with good living accommodation in TMonk Street; immediaie possession.—James Straker, bon & Chadwick. atltfO. w ANTED, smart Lad as Errand Boy; wages W 7s. per week.—Daniels, Abeigavenny. WANTED, at once, House rental j £ 30- £ 40.— VV Address, W. A., Chronicle Office. YOUNG Girl as General. Country girl prefered. JL Apply, bus one, Holywell Road, Abergavenny. Y\f ANTED, two strong lads as Stnhera.—Appty, 'V Charles Morgan, Gron?id Forge, Aberga- venny. WANTED, a strong, willing Boy.—Apply, Smith V* & Son, 13, Cross btreet, Abergavenny. EXPERIENCED General. Small family. Plain fj cooking.—Mrs. Williams, St. Arvans, Aberga- venny. EXPERIENCED General Servant required with JTJ good reference. Three in family.-Astbal House, Holywell Road. WANTED, at once, Good General Servant. I References.—Apply, Mra. Tipton, Cantreif Inn, Abergavenny. WANTED, Good General, aged about 20-22. W References required. Apply, Llanfoist Farm, Abergavenny. A Superior Young General. Good home. Must Abe fond of children and willing. Wages, X12 to £ 14.—Apply, Mrs. Trumper, Glanwyske, Gilwern. WANTED, Man for farm work, immediately. W One capable of ploughing preferred.—Apply, Francis liarris, Dobson." WANTED, Horse, 14 or 15 hands, for grocery W delivery.—Morgan & Co., Grocers, Frogmore Street, Abergavenny. SALMON Fishing wanted occasionally during  ihe season, for one rod.—Conditions to Hunter, Regent Street, Swindon. RAPERY -Wanted, Young Ladies as Appren- tices for Shop and Showroom.—Jones & Co., Bank House. WANTED, by a superior farmer'a daughter, a W situation as Housekeeper, where help is given. Comfortable home essential.—Apply, House- keeper, Chronicle Office. WANTED, well-educated Young Lady as Clerk- Bookkeeper. Shorthand writer and typist preferred. -Apply, A. J. Wibberley, Corn and Seed Merchant, Lion Street. W ANTED, respectable Young Girl, in small vw famhouse; no milking; three in family; good home.—Apply, Mrs. Orgee, Llangattock, Crickhowell. WANTED, a Portable Shed; must be cheap.— W Write, stating size and price to T.A.K.S., Chronicle Office. I APPRENTICES wanted for the Painting and ADecoratii)g.-Apply, C. Price & Son, 16 Nevill Street. WANTED, Laundry Work by an experienced W Laundress, living in country.—Write first, N., Chronicle Office, Abergavenny. DRESSMAKING.-An experienced Skirt Hand wanted, also Improvers and Apprentices.—L. A. Rogers, 13, Frogmore Street, Abergavenny. WANTED, good General, with ieference, be- VV tween now and the end of March.—Apply, Mrs. Bevan, Silver Grill, Flannel Street., PPRE N TICE S.-Wanted by Seargeant Bros., Ltd., several smart, intelligent Lads as Apprentices for thtir Composing and Machine Rooms. Full particulars given on application.— Apply, CSunty Works, Abergavenny. jfor ^ale. GOOD strong Market Float for sale.-Apply, Montagne Harris. A N YOI-I E intending to Sell their Honse of Fur- niture or part of it, will do well to apply to G. W., Chronicle Office, for best prices and attention. F OR Sale, Phipps's Incubator; 100 egg; new 1 condition; accept 37/6. Apply, Twissell, Penrose, Govilon. L-IOR Sale, 2 ricks of well harvested Hay, by weight or bulk. Two years and last yeara. Situate in Belgrave Road, off Brecon Road-= Applv Gon Morgan, Old Cross Keys, Abergavenny. RATS, MICE, MOLES, COCKROACHES Jr\ and BEETLES greedily eat Harrison's Reliable Rat Poison. Cats and Dogs wiD not touch it. Vermin dry up and leave no smell. Prices 6d., IS., 2s. 3d., and 3s. Sd. Postage 2d.— G. W. Harrison, Chemist, Reading. Sold by Chemists. Agent for Abergavenny H. Shackle- ton, Chemist, 9, Cross-street. Brynmawr A. M. Jones, Chemist, 74 King St. Crickhowell: Kirkland. GREY HAIR permanently and speedily re- stored to its original colour by using Harrison's 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 is. 6d. (postage 3d. extra). Manufacturer G. W. Harrison, Hair Specialist, Reading. Sold by Chemists. Agent for Abergavenny H. Shackleton, Chemist, 9 Cross Street; Bryn- mawr A. M. Jones, Chemist, 74 King Street. IMPORTANT to Mothers.—Every Mother who values the Health and* cleanliness of her Child should use Harrison's Reliable" Nursery Pomade. One application kills all Nits and Vermin, beautifies and strengthens the Hair. In Tins, 4id. and 9d. Postage id. Geo. W. Harrison, Chemist, Reading. Sold by all Chem- ists. Insist on having Harrison's Pomade. Agent for Abergavenny: H. Shackleton, Chemist, 9, Cross Street. Brynmawr A. M. JoneS, 74 King Street. Crickhowell: Kirkland. lost or j,trapeb. I L OST, on Sunday, February 21at, between Old .Lj Hereford Road and Union Road via Penyponna, a gold heart shaped Locket and chain.—Finder retarning same to Thornton, Nevill Hall, wIill be rewarded- ifltscellatuous. The Victoria Cottage Hospital and Dispensary, Abergavenny. THE THIRTEENTH ANNTJAL GENERAL I MEETING of the GOVERNING BODY will be held on MONDAY, 1st MARCH, lsl%bat 3.30 o'clock, at THE HOSPITAL, HerJBrd Road. All Subscribers are particularly iHvited to be present. ftnid R. BRITTON, Hon. Secretary. At the close of the above Meeting, at 4.30, the TENTH ANNUAL MEETING of the DISTRICT NURSING FUND will be held, and the Report for 1914 presented. Sub- scribers are requested to be good enough toattaad. 1 -Jmvtt,o tell a-n c oug. Extracts from Message from Lord Desborough. President of the Central Association Volunteer Training Corps, to a Daily Paper. I — SHALL I JOIN A VOLUNTEER CORPS? Lord Desborough tells readers I 1 why they should do it. Shirkers will have to hide with the women if a German invasion comes along.. "In view of any eventuality every man unable to serve in the Regular Army should assist his country by becoming proficient in training and shooting, as trained bodies of men are so much more valuable than untrained in cases of emergency." This is the message which Lord Desborough, the President of the Central Association of Volunteer Training Corps, sends toreaders. The air raidon Yarmouth has emphasised the need for trained bodies of volunteers who would be ready to repel any serious invasion should one occur. There is no excuse for ANY MAN who will not train at the present juncture," said Lord Desborough in an intervfew No matter how brave a man may be, no matter how much he wants to fight when the time comes, he is no use unless he been trained." "PLACED AMONG THE WOMEN." "He will be placed among the women in a place of safety, or, in the words of the instructions issued to Lord-Lieutenants of counties, he will be liable to non-combatant duties, such as digging trenches, burying the dead, etc.' Every man who is under 38 should enlist unless there are genuine reasons which make it impossible, and every man over that age should join a recognised volunteer force which is affiliated with the central office, so that he may take his proper part in the present struggle." It was at the offices of the Central Association in the Judges' Quadrangle of the Law Courts, Strand, that Lord Des- borough was good enough to explain exactly what the Volunteer Association was, and the work it was intended to do. THE ONLY RECOGNISED SOCIETY. It is the only association recognised by the War Office. Shortly after the war broke out," said his lordship, it was recognised that there were a number of patriotic men who were unable to join the colours, but who wanted to do something. A Volunteer Association was formed for London, but as these associations were springing up all over the country we became a central body. t THE MAN WHO IS UNDER 38. Who can join ? Every man over 38 joins without any questions. The man under 38 is different. In theory he should join the colours, and he is not admitted to the volunteer corps without questioning. He must give good, genuine reasons why he cannot or should not join the Army. Those reasons are recorded in a corps register, which has been specially prepared. The other condition to which the under 38 man has attention called is Regulation No. 7 of the War Office circular. It is as follows :— It will be open to Army recruiting officers to visit the corps at any time and to recruit any members found eligible for service with the Regular Army whose presence in the corps is not accounted for by some good and sufficient reason. The word is recruit, not compel. It is open to any officer to recruit any man walking along the Strand if he can do so. And if the reasons enable the man to join the Volunteer force at the beginning they remain good and sufficient at the end. GOOD REASONS REQUIRED. If those reasons were altered, and the man under 38 did not enlist, he would be asked to resign from the corps. No one knows the charm of drill who has not experienced it. The British Army is a sealed book to the vast proportion of this country's population, but when a man begins to move with say a thousand others at a given word, and to perform acts simul- taneously with his comrades, he begins to experience a little of the fascination of Army life. So great has this fascination been that many who joined the Volunteers enlisted in the Regular forces after they had tasted the first joys of drill, and all the 120 original members of my force at home are now among the Regulars. All my men-servants have joined, and two of them have had operations performed so that they might be eligible. There is no questioning the service of such volunteer forces. They will, in fact, constitute a vast army for home defence, drilled and ready to fight beside the Regulars in the case of an invasion. An undrilled man will be useless." Note.—Those under the age of 19 are on the same footing as those over 38. f JOIN THE RAGLAN VOLUNTEERS AT ONCE. For Particulars, apply to REGINALD HERBERT, Clytha Park, Abergavenny; or DR. LOGIE, Raglan. GANE'S Ltd STOCKTAKING Sale OF Furniture ENDS SATURDAY I NEXT, FEBRUARY 27th. GWYL DEWI, (ST. DAVID'S DAY). Monday, March 1, PATRIOTIC CONCERT (Organised by Officers of the Royal Engineers Welsh Army Corps). I Funds in aid of National Fund for Comtorts for Welsh Troops. LOCAL TALENT Assisted by MEMBERS OF ROYAL ENGINEERS. Doors open at 7.15; Commence at 8 p.m. Chairman The MAYOR (Alderman Z. Wheatley). Plan and Tickets at Messrs. Heins and Co. Tickets 2a. (reserved); Is 6d. (reserved) la. and 6d Soldiers Half-price. ALL COME. Christadelphian Synagogue, LION STREET, ABERGAVENNY, SUNDAY NEXT, FEB. 28th, 1915, At 6.30 p.m. A STRIKING LECTURE. Speaker: Mr. W. COLLARD, of Newport Subject: A CityTwhich hath foundations, whose Builder and Maker is God." Illustrated with Charts. Come and hear. Seats Free. No Collection. BUY YOUR MALT & HOPS FROM v THOMAS DELAFIELD, MALTSTER & BREWER, ABERGAVENNY. t I CHAPPELL PIANOS ARE PERFECTION. These Pianos are a Triumph of British Art. They are sold at prices within the reach of all. The cheapest Upright may be had at 48 guineas, payable at the rate of 24s. per month. and delivered on payment of first monthly instalment, or liberal discount will be given for cash. MINIATURE GRANDS from 95 guineas. N Second-hand instruments taken in exchange. SEND FOR CATALOGUE.^ I HEINS & Co., LTD., t ABERGAVENNY. Established 1830. I ft ABERGAVENNY GAS WORKS. COKE. INCREASE IN PRICE. Ion Monday next, March 1st, :the price of Coke will be increased to SEYENPENCE PER CWT. to Customers within the Borough, and NINEPENCE PER CWT. to Customers outside the Borough. Hauling extra, according to quantity and distance. Hauling extra, according to quantity and distance. MISS GWEN AYER'S GRAND EVENING PATRIOTIC CONCEET TOWN HALL, ABERGAVENNY, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17th, 1915. it PROCEEDS IN AID OF THE MAYOR OF ABERGAVENNY'S LOCAL WAR FUND. Patrons: The Right Honorable the Marquess of Abergavenny, K.G. Major-General Sir Ivor Herbert, Bart., M.P., and the Honorable I«ady Herbert, Reginald Herbert, Esq. and Mrs. Herbert, The Mayor and Mayoress of Aberga- venny (Alderman & Mrs. Wheatley), 'and the Members of the Corporation, &c., &c. Further Particulars Next Week. I