Cheshire Observer

AUCTION DIARY. Sales by MESSRS. CUNNAH & ROBERTS. Aug. 10-At the Blossoms Hotel, Chester-Free- hold Dwelling-houses in Chester Aug. 10—At the Blossoms Hotel, Chester-Free- hold Dwelling-Houses in Newton-by-Chester Aug. 10-At the Blossoms Hotel, Chester—Free- hold Dwelling-House in Tramway-terrace Aug. 13—At the Smithfield, Chester—Fat and Store Stock Aug. 13-At the Smithfield, Chester -lialf -bred Lam be Aug. 14-At the Smithfield, Hooton-Fat and Store Stock Aug. 14-At the Neston Hotel, Neston-Crop of Wheat Aug. 15—At Brook House, Bunbury—Household Furniture and Effects Sept. 2-At the Robin Hood Hotel, Holsby— Freehold Meadow Land By MESSRS. CHURTON, ELPHICK. ROBERTS & RICHARDSON. Aug. 13-At the Auction Mart, Foregate-street— Furniture, Billiard Table, &c. Aug. 20—At No. ü, Nicholas-street—Furniture, Glass, China, Ac. Aug. 22-At Crosbie House, Frodsham-Furni- ture, Pictures, Shop Fittings, &c. Sept. 4-At the Black Lion Hotel, Mold—Farm and House at Padeswood Sept. 10-At the Auction Mart, Foregate-street— Furniture and Effects Sept. 21-At the Grosvenor Hotel—Building Land at Boughton By MESSRS. W. H. NIGHTINGALE & SON. Aug. 13-At the Ermine Cattle Mtrt-Fat and Store Stock By MESSRS. S. ASTON & SON. Aug. 13—At the City Auction Rooms, Watergate- street, Chester—Household Furniture, &c. By MESSRS. FRANK LLOYD & SONS. Aug. 17-At the Grosvenor Hotel, Chester- Residential Farm and Estate, Hotel, &c., Sealand and Chester Aug. 19-At the Glynne Arms Hotel, Hawarden -Building Sites, &c., at Buckley and Sbotton Aug. 19-At the Glynne Arms Hotel, Hawarden -Valuable Small Holding at Buckley SALES BY AUCTION. CHURTON, ELPHICK. ROBERTS \J AND RICHARDSON. AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS. LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. THE AUCTION MART, FOREGATE ST., CHESTER. ESTABLISHED OVER A CENTURY. TKLIEPHONX No. 210. On Tinewday Next. AUCTION MART, FOREGATE STREET, CHESTER. MESSRS. CHURTON, ELPHICK & co. will SELL BY AUCTION, on TUES- DAY, August 13th, 1907, commor icing at 10.30 A.m. punctually, an assortment of excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, removed for convenience of &aic, including wal- nut drawing'room suites, up hoi trio rod m vel- vet and tapestry; mahogany, walnut, and Btauwxi lco, card, and other tables handsome carved walnut china. cabinet with plate-glass panels at back, mahogany single chairs up- holstered in hair, superior curved oak and mahogany sideboards with plate-glaee backs, full compass oottagw pianoiorte by Duesek, London; harmonium with Jlino stops, by Alexandre, Par; valuable three-quarter size mahogany billia-'d table, by Urruo and Soaic, with si a to bed, balle, cues, lIla.rk'Ilg board, cover, etc., complete, in ifrst-rate cond ition; mahogany hat and umbrella stands, iron and brass bedsteads, spring and wool m-attreeees, polished ash and mahogany dressing and wash tablw, iiiahugariy wardrobes with plaie'giass door, email ditto plate chest, painted kitetuen dressers, sewing machines, regulator and man tel clocks, two pliwtons, bic-ycle, and other miscellaneous effects. Catalogues may be had from Meesre. Ghur- ton, Elphick, Roberts, and Richa-rdoon, Auc- tioneers, Chester. Sale of Valuable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Plated Goods, Glass, China, Books, Pictures, Carpets, Kitchen Requisites, and other Effects, at No. 6, NICHOLAS-STREET, CHESTER. MESSRS. CHURTON. ELPHICK & co. have been favoured with instructions from the Executors of the late Miss Lyon to SELL BY AUCTION, on TUESDAY, August 20th, 1907, at 11 a.m. punctually, the above-mentioned Valuable EFFECTS. Catalogues may be had from the Auctioneers, Chester. Sale of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Pictures, Shop Fittings, and Trade Utensils, including counter, scales and weights, glass show cases, large weighing machine, kneading troughs, sack trucks, baking tins, &c.; ladders, quantity of greenhouse plants, flower pots and other effects, at CROSBIE HOUSE, MAIN STREET, FRODSHAM. MESSRS. CHURTON, ELPHICK & co. r i have received instructions from Miss Rimmer, to SELL BY AUCTION, on THURS- DAY, August 22nd, 1007, at 11 a.m. punctually, the above-mentioned EFFECTS. Catalogues may be h id from the Auctioneers, Chester. PADESWOOD & BISTRE, FLINTSHIRE. Important Sale of a very Valuable Freehold Farm, Dwelling-house and Cottage, pleasantly situated cicse tc tht Padeswood Station on the Chester, Mold and Denbigh *I)d about 3 miles from Mold, comprising together 121a. 2r. 21ji. or thereabouts. MESSRS. CHURTON, ELPHICK & UO. will SELL BY AUCTION, at the Black Lion Hotel, Mold, on WEDNESDAY, the 4th day of September, 1907, at Three o'clock p.m. punctually, in Lots and subject to Conditions, the under-mentioned Valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY:- Lot I.-The very Desirable DAIRY FARM known as "Spoil or Bistre Farm," with good house and suitable range of agricultural buildings, and superior Cottage with Croft and Garden, comprising together 108a. Ir. 21p. or thereabouts, in the occupation of Mr. Peter Winward. The Farm is in good order and condition, the whole of the land, with the exception of two small crofts, is in old pasture and in a ring fence. Lot 2.—The Commodious DWELLING- HOUSE known as "Padeswood Lodge," with the outbuildings, gardens and land belonging thereto, comprising together 7 acres or thereabouts, in the occupation of Mrs. G. N. Marston. To view, apply upon the premises. Particulars, with plan and any further informa- tion, may be obtained on application to the Auctioneers, Chester; T. F. Linnell, Esq., Duddon Lodge, Tarporley or to Messrs. BIRCH, CULLIMORE & DOUGLAS, Solicitors, Friars, Chester. AUCTION MART, FOREGATE STREET, CHESTER. MESSRS. CHURTON, ELPHICK & CO. J?-i- will hold a Sale of Miscellaneous FURNI- TURE and EFFECTS on TUESDAY, 10th September, 1807. Early entries invited. Preliminary Notice of an Important Sale of fi5 Lots of Valuable BUILDING LAND, situate on the TARVIN, CHRISTLETON, HEATH, PEARL, and BACHELORS ROADS, BOUGHTON, CHESTER. M ESSRS. CHURTON, ELPHICK & CO. will SELL BY AUCTION, at the Grosvenor Hotel, on SATURDAY, September 21st, 1907, at Two o'clock p.m. punctually, the above-mentioned Valuable BUILDING LAND. Particulars, with plans and conditions, will shortly be published. TO BE SOLD, or LET. RESIDENCE, No. 14, Curzon Park, Chester. For particulars apply to Churton, Elphick & Co., Auctioneers, Chester. CHRISTLETON BANK, CHESTER. THIS Property to be SOLD, by Private TTreaty.-For particulars apply to Messrs. Churton, Elphick and Co., Auctioneers, etc., Chester, SALES BY AUCTION. _I # This Day (Saturday). Sale of Valuable Freehold Dwelling-Houses, situate in CHURCHILL TERRACE, GARDEN-LANE, CHESTER. MESSRS. CUNNAH & ROBERTS will SELL BY AUCTION, at the Blossoms Hotel, Chester, on SATURDAY, August 10th, 1907, at Three o'clock, subject to Conditions to be then produced, in separate Lots- Four Freehold DWELLING-HOUSES, being Nos. 8, 10, 12 and 14, Churchill-terrace, Garden- lane, Chester, in the occupation of Mrs. William- son and others, at a rental of JE19 each, the tenants paying rates. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, Grosvenor Buildings, Chester; or Messrs. BRIDGMAN, WEAVER & WILD, Solicitors, Westminster Buildings, Chester. This Day (Saturday). MESSRS. CUNNAH & ROBERTS will offer for SALE BY AUCTION, at the Blossoms Hotel, Chester, on SATURDAY, the 10th August, 1907, at Three o'clock, subject to Conditions to be then produced- Two Freehold MESSUAGES or DWELLING- HOUSES, Nos. 10 and 11, West-street, Newton- by-Chester, comprising entrance hall, one sitting and three bedrooms, kitchen, scullery, wash- house, yard, w c-, in the respective occupations of Mrs. Morgan and Mr. Conway, and producing a gross annual rental of £ 33. 10s. For further particulars apply to Messrs. Cunnah and Roberts, Auctioneers, Chester or to R. L. ST. C. NICHOLSON. Solicitor, Chester. This Day (Saturday). Sale of Valuable Freehold Dwelling-House, situate in TRAMWAY TERRACE, CITY-ROAD, CHESTER. I MESSRS. CUNNAH & ROBERTS will 1TJ- SELL BY AUCTION, at the Blossoms Hotel, Chester, on SATURDAY, August 10th, 1907, at 3 o'clock pm.. subject to the Chester acd North Wales Public Sale Conditions, and to special conditions to be then and there pro- duced and read- The DWELLING-HOUSE situate and being No. 4, Tramway Terrace, in the occupation of Mrs. Jonas. The House contains lobby, sitting-room, kitchen, scullery, 3 bedrooms, yard, and the usual offices. For further particulars apply to tho Auction- eers or to Messrs. Bridgman, Weaver and Wild, Solicitors; all of Chester. TUESDAY NEXT, Aug. 13th, 1907, at 11 o'clock. AT THE SMITHFIELD, CHESTER. MESSRS. CUNNAH & ROBERTS will JL?UL hold their usu&l WEEKLY STOCK SALE, comprising— 105 Prime Fat and Store CATTLE. 500 Choice Fat SHEEP and LAMBS 200 CALVES and PIGS Also 4 Coloury fresh-calved Shorthorn Heifers, and one on point of calving. Choice Lambs and Beef, especially the latter, were better sold than any time this year, and entries are wanted, and respectfully solicited. Mutton is also in good demand. Entries respectfully solicited. Auction Offices. Grosvenor Buildings, Cheater. TUESDAY NEXT, August 13th, 1907. First Consignment of STORE LAMBS at THE SMITHFIELD, CHESTER. MESSRS. CUNNAH & ROBERTS will 1' SELL BY AUCTION- 150 Strong Well-grown Half-bred LAMBS. 50" Cross Oxford Down LAMBS, direct from Scotland, the property of Mr. W. E. Swetenham. Sale at Two o'clock. Grosvenor Buildings, Chester. WEDNESDAY NEXT, August 14th, 1907, at Two o'clock. AT THE SMITHFIELD, HOOTON. MESSRS. CUNNAH & ROBERTS will hold their usual WEEKLY SALE of FAT CATTLE, SHEEP, LAMBS, PIGS and CALVES. Entries respectfully solicited. Auction Offices, Grosvenor Buildings, Chester. WEDNESDAY NEXT, 14th August, 1907. Sale of Growing Wheat on three Fields, situate at LEIGHTON HALL, NESTON, CHESHIRE. MESSRS. CUNNAH & ROBERTS btve been favoured with instructions from Mr. W. Fryer to SELL BY AUCTION, at the Neston Hotel, in 3 Lots, the off-going tenant's Half-share of the excellent CROP OF WHEAT on the three fields known as "Bowling Green Field," 15,155 acres Dog Kennel Field," 23,118 acres; and Back wood Field," 10,719 acres. Sale at 6.30 prompt. Auction Offices: Grosvenor Buildings, Chester- THURSDAY NEXT, 15th August, 1907. Important Sale of the Household Furniture, Glass, Linen, Greenhouse Plants, and Miscel- laneous Effects, at BROOK HOUSE, BUNBURY (two miles from Beeston and Tarporley Station, L. and N.-W. Rly.) MESSRS. CUNNAH & ROBERTS have J?JL been favoured with instructions from the Trustees of the late Miss Mary Wrench Beckett to SELL BY AUCTION, on the Premises, the whole of her FURNITURE, IJNLN and EFFECTS, including brass candlesticks, figure vases, ebonized overmantel, bamboo plant stand, ebonized drawing-room suite, ebonized corner china cabinet, rustic flower-pot stands, ebonized Sutherland tables, ebonized china cabinet, magni- fying Rla, banner screen, rustic stools, exceed- ingly handsome carved oak square table, brass ana cniun duplex and other lamps, oak weather glass, marble timepiece, -w. bookcase, books, mahogany card table, six walnut single cnairr, walnut sideboard, wicker reclining chair, letter scales and weights, Brussels, Axminster and other carpets and hearthrugs; Milner's patent safe, 18 by 12 by 14 inside measurement; mahogany, ash and birch bedroom furniture, fine old carved oak linen chest, brass and iron double and single bedsteads, hair mattrasses, feather beds, linen (mostly all new and principally bought at bazaars), garden tools, Green's patent Sin. lawn mower, garden wheelbarrow, galvanized garden tank, stepladders, greenhouse plants, two iron-framed garden seats, kitchen dresser, mahogany chest of drawers with cupboard over, wringing and mangling machine, coal buckets, and the usual assortment of kitchen and culinary effects. Sale at 11 o'clock prompt. A conveyance will meet the 10-20 train at Bees- ton Castle Station for the Sale fare 6d. each. The majority of the Furniture was made by Messrs. W. and F. Brown and Co., Chester. Catalogues may be obtained from the Auc- tioneers, Grosvenor Buildings, Chester. HELSBY, CHESHIRE. Valuable Freehold MEADOW LAND TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION by MESSRS. CUNNAH & ROBERTS, on MONDAY, 2nd September. 1907, at 4.30 p.m., at the Robin Hood Hotel, Helsby. Five FIELDS of excellent meadow land, known as "Tho Delights." containing about 11 acres statute measure, numbeaed on the oronanoc I map part of 326 and Nos. 327, 328, 329 and 277, situate near to t))? Robin Hood Hotel and to Spring Field Farm, and bounded on the south by the line of the Hooton and Helsby Railway, and on the north by land of the Marquis of Cho!mondeley. The Land is let to Messrs. Williani and Ar- thur Guest, at £ 25 per annum, for a term ex- piring on 2nd February next, and is in the occu- pation of Mr. A. Hughcs, of Springfield Farm. For further particulars and inspection of a plan apply to the Auctioneers, Grosvenor Build- ings, Chester; to Messm. Henry Linaker and Sons, Land Agents. Frodsham; or to Messrs. I Tyrrr, Kcnion, Tyrer and Simpson, Solicitors, 10, Cook-street, LiverpooL. Under a Deed of Arrangement.—re Arthur Blayney. TO BE SOLD, by Private Treaty, a quantity of Valuable SHOP FITTINGS AND FIXTURES, at No. 23, BRIDGE-STREET ROW, CHESTER. Fcarfcsrtfear particulars apply to Messrs. Cunnah | and Roberts, Auctioneers, Grosvenor Buildings, Chester. SALES BY AUCTION. I ERMINE CATTLE MART. On TUESDAY NEXT, August 13th, 1907. m ESSRS. W. II. NIGHTINGALE & SON "LTA will SELL BY AUCTION, at the above Mart, the following Head of STOCK:— 75 Fat and Store CATTLE. 250 „ PIGS. 200 „ LAMBS and SHEEP. 150 and Store CALVES. 2 In-pig SOWS. On account of other Auctions being Closed for the Sale of Pigs. the demand at this Sale for Fat Pigs is very good. Early Entries will b3 mush esteaivji, a3 wa expect a good trade. SATURDAY, 17th August, at 3 o'clock. SEALAND AND CHESTER. FRANK LLOYD & SONS will SELL BY AUCTION, at the Grosvenor Hotel, Chester, subject to Conditions- Lot I.-The Valuable Freehold RESIDENTIAL FARM AND ESTATE, known as "THORNLEIGH," SEALAND, situate on the River Dee, 2J miles from Chester, and within easy reach of Birkenbead and Liver- pool, together with the nicely wooded Grounds and well-arrangei Farm Buildings, 5 COTTAGES AND DWELLING-HOUSE, with Garden and Orchard, known as Higher Ferry House," the whole containing an area of 212 ACRES 2 ROODS 35 PERCHES or thereabouts of grand Land, well fenced and divided, and occupied by Mr. H. H. Carryer. Lot 2. VALUABLE BLOCK OF FREEHOLD LICENSED AND OTHER PROPERTY, situate in Foregate-street, Chester, close to the Post-office, Town Hall and Markets, &c., com- prising the well-known and Fully-licensed Hostelry known as "THE GOLDEN LION," AND THE TWO EXCELLENT SHOPS AND DWELLING-HOUSE adjoining the same, with spacious Stabling and Yard Accommodation in the rear, the whole containing about 1,400 square yards, being MOST ADMIRABLY PLACED FOR TRADE PURPOSES in a marketing thoroughfare on the line of trams, contiguous to large vehicular and pedestrian traffic and amidst an important industrial popula- tion. Further particulars from the Auctioneers, 9, St. Werburgh-street, Chester, Wrexham, Crewe, &c.; E. Noel Humphreys, Chartered Accountant, Chester; and WALKER, SMITH & WAY, Solicitors, Chester. re BENJAMIN PIERCY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. FRANK LLOYD, at the Glynne Arms ?i. Hotel, Hawarden, on MONDAY, the 19th day of August, 1907, at 5 p.m.— Seven Lots of Excellent BUILDING SITES, &c., situate close to Buckley Junction Station, on the Great Central Railway, in the County of Flint. Also all that Valuable FREEHOLD ACCOM- MODATION LAND, situate at Shotton, near Connah's Quay, in the County of Flint, and com- prising Acres or thereabouts, with access thereto from Bridge-street, Shotton. Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be had gratis from the Auctioneer, Parr's Bank Chambers, Wrexham or from Messrs. EVAN MORRIS & CO., Solicitors, The Priory, Wrexham. BUCKLEY. MESSRS. FRANK LLOYD & SONS will offer for SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION at the Glynne Arms Hotel, Hawarden, on MONDAY, the 19th day of August, 1907, at 5 o'clock in the afternoon, subject to conditions of sale to be then produced. The desirable and Valuable SMALL HOLD- ING of 141 acres or thereabouts situate at Buckley, close to two Railway Stations, and on the out- skirts of the village, and known as "Highfield Farm," Buckley, and now in the occupation of Mr. Edwin Astbury. The Property is exceptionally well built and placed in a splendid position. The House stands well back from the road and contains parlour, sittingroom, two kitchens, dairy, and four bedrooms. The Out-buildings comprise shippon for eight cows, stabling, piggeries, barn and hay shed, &c. There is a. nice Garden and the land is all in pasture, clean and well fenced, and divided into four fields. The tenure is freehold. The mines and minerals with working powers are reserved to the owners thereof. The Property can be inspected on application to Mr. Astbury, and for further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, 9, St. Werburgh-street, Chester or Wrexham, or to Messrs. SHARPE & DAVISON, Solicitors, 12, Abbey-square, Chester. BLACON, NEAR CHESTER. PRELIMIN ARY NOTICE of SALE of a delightfully-situated RESIDENCE, with Outbuildings, Gardens, Orchard, Fish Pond, Paddock, Land, &c., about 4 acres, known as "Clement House," within 7 minutes' walk from Blacon Station, Great Central Railway. SATURDAY, AUGUST 31st, 1907. Further particulars in Posters. T. S. ADAMS, F. A.I. THE vITY AUCTION ROOMS, 14, WATERGATE-SlTllcEI, CHESTER. (Opposite God's Providence House). Q ASTON & SON S hold a SALE at the above Rooms every TUESDAY, at 1-30, throughout the year, for the convenience of Clients having Surplus FURNITURE or GOODS of any description to dispose of. Settlements day following Sale of Goods. Terms moderate. Sales and Valuations of all descriptions con- ducted in town or country. TUESDAY NEXT, August 13th. 1907. SALE of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, consisting of Bedroom Suites in satin and black, walnut, mahogany and walnut and painted Chests, 3ft. walnut Sideboard, walnut Overmantels, Wringing Machines, handsome six- piece Suite in oak frame, covered in pegamoid Dining and Drawing-room Suites in leather cloth and saddlebags, Bedroom Chairs, Two Safes, excellent Brass-mounted Bedsteads, Wire, Wool and Straw Mattresses, sundry lots of Kitchen Furniture and Utensils also quantity Linoleum and Oilcloths, and usual lots of Furniture, Oak Knee-Hole Desk, leather-lined top; also a large quantity of Household Goods removed from Nortbgate-street. Sale to commence at 1-30 p.m. prompt. G. FLYNN, AUCTIONEER, VALUER, AND HOUSE AGENT, OLD BANK CHAMBERS, CHESTER. FROM MSRS. YOUNG AND GILLING, CJIRLTKNHAM: Agent for the Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation, Limited. The Employer's Insurance (domestic servants). R. J. & H. ELLIS, PLAIN AND DECORATIVE HOUSE PAINTERS, CHURCH DECORATORS, GILDERS, Sign Writers, Paperhangers. Office: 64, FOREGATE ST., CHESTER ESTABLISHED 1859. Tel. 26 YL PUBLIC NOTICES. HOOLE OONSERV ATIVE AND UNIONIST ASSOCIATION. A TRIP to Caergwrle Castle WILL TAKE PLACE ON WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 21st, 1907. Train leaves CHESTER (NORTHGATIC) 2-20 p.m. Returns from CAERGWRLE 9-5 pm. DANCING during the Evening. TICKETS 2/3, including Fare, Free Admission to Castle Grounds and Knife and Fork Tea. LADIES CORDIALLY INVITED. Ticketa may be obtained from any Member of the Men's Committee. INVESTMENT. THE Corporation of CHESTER are prepared JL to receive, free of expenso to lenders, LOANS of not less than P,100 on security of the rates, and the revenues of their property, markets and undertakings for Three, Five or Seven Years (but redeemable meantime at ootion of the Corporation by six months' notice) at £ 3. 10/- per cent. Interest. Communications to City Accountant, Chester. J. H. DICKSON, Town Clerk. Town Hall, Chester, 8th July, 907. re JOSEPH CROSLAND, late of Roclicliffe, Helsby. ALL persons having any CLAIM or DE- MAND upon or against the Estate of the above-named deceased are requested to send par- ticulars of the same forthwith to the undersigned, G. H. HASWELL, St. John's Chambers, Chester. CHARITY COMMISSION. In the Matter of the Charity known as the POOR'S FUND, in the Ancient Parish of BURTON, in the County of Chester. In the Matter of "The Charitable Trusts Acts, 1853 to 1891." BY Direction of the Board of Charity Com- missioners for England and Wales, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Order is proposed to be made by them after the expira- tion of One Calendar Month, to be computed from the first publication of this Notice, establishing a SCHEME for the future regulation of the above- mentioned Charity. Any Objections to tho proposed Order, or suggestions thereon, may be transmitted to the said Commissioners in writing within Twenty-one days next after the first publication of this Notice, addressed to "The Secretary, Charity Commission, St. James's, S. W." Printed Copies of the proposed Scheme may be Inspected free of cost on each week-day during a period of fifteen days from the publication of this Notice, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the house of the Assistant Overseer (Mr. George Poston), in the above-mentioned Parish, and between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the Office of the Commissioners, where also Copies may be purchased during the same period at the price of 3d. each, which may be remitted by Postal Order, crossed "Bank of England," or, if the amount be less than One Shilling, in penny postage stamps. Dated this 5th day of August. 1907. R. DIJITNFORD, Secretary. COUNTY PALATINE OF CHESTER. BYE-LAWS For the good rule and government of the AD- MINISTRATIVE COUNTY OF CHESTER (excepting the Municipal Boroughs situate therein). N OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the -L?t Cheshire County Council, at a Meeting held at Chester Castle on Thursday, the 1st day of August, 1907, made the following Bye-Laws, viz. TOOTING. No person shall in any (street or public place for the purpose of selling or advertising any airtiole or obtaining custom tout or impor- tune to tho annoyance or obstruction of passengers. SHOOTING GALLERIES, ETC. No person shall :n a.ny street or public place or on any land adjoining or near thereto keep or manage or cauee to be kept or managed a shooting gallery swingboat roundabout or any other construction of a like character so M to cause obstruction or danger to the traffic in any such street or public place. DEFACING BUILDINGS WALLS FOOT PAVEMENTS ETC. No person shall -except with the consent of the owner or occupier or person having the charge thereof or unless authorised so to do by law deface by writing or other marks any building wall pillar window lamppost or other post in or abutting on a street or publio pw»» nor shall any person affix any posting bill advert»>«>ment or other paper upon tho foot pavement in any 8tno- public place or sta-nip or stencil with PAint or otherwise any word or ngu?o upon Any ØliChJ)Ï1t. NOISY ANIMALS. No person shall keep within any house building or premises any noisy animal which shall be or cause a serious nuisanoo to rcaidents in the neighbourhood. Provided that no pro- oocdinga shall be taken against any person for an offenoo against this Bye-law unless the nuisance be continued a-fter the expira- tion of a fortnight from the date of the 6ervioe on such person of a notice alleging a nuisance signed by not leas than ihree householders residing within hearing d t Le animal. THROWING ORANGE PEEL, ETC., ON STREETS. No peTsOs shall to the annoyance or danger of passengers throw or deposit in or upon a:-y etrpct or public place in sjiy Urban District orange or lemon peel or the rind of any other fruit or vegetable. INTERPRETATIONS. "Street" means and includes a highway any public bridge and any road lane footpath square quay court alley or passage whether a highway or not to which the public have access. "Public place" includes any oommon park pleasure ground or roadside waste to which the public have access. PENALTIES. Any person who shall offend against any of the foregoing Bye-laws shall be liable for each offence to a penalty not exceeding forty 6hillinsn8. AND NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN, that a sealed copy of such Bye laws hAA been fewwarded to the Secretary of State. REGINALD POTTS, Clerk to the Cheshire County Council. Chester, 2nd August, 1907. MANICURING. "CULTO." IF you love beautifully polished finger nails- JL certain evidence of gentility-use "CULTO," the famous Japanese Finger Nail Polish. Amazing Polish produced in one minute lasts one week. No Pads-No Powder-No Liquids-No Pastes. Send 1/1 to THOMAS BELVOIR & CO., Dept. C, New Soutb-ste, N -We want you to ask your Chemist for "CULTO." BY ROYAL Mt LETTERS PATENT. MEALING'S REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM, Sciatica, Lumbago, and Gout. It having done and is doing astonishing and lasting cures, it should be known as the Great and Lasting Remedy. Many Teati monials vonch for the truth of this. Sold in Bottles, bearing Government Stamp, with Mealing's name on the Bottles, at PER 1/1 i BOTTLE. Packed and sent to any address in Ureat Britain for la. 5Jd. per Bottle, with directions for use. Agent: J. H. THOMAS, Dispensing and Family Chemist, 77, Watergate street, Chester (opposite Trinity Church). I Sola Proprietor: T. MEALING, 19, Watergate Bow. Chester. Tel. 21xL EDUCATIONAL. J^ING'S SCHOOL, CHESTER. NEXT TERM begins SEPTEMBER 19th. Full Prospectus from Clerk, MR. F. B. MASON, 19, Newgate-street, Chester. ARNOLD HOUSE SCHOOL, L CHESTER. J. G. GARNETT, M.A. (Cantab). REV. A. H. FISH, B.A. B.Sc. (Lond.) The School provides Preparation for the Public Schools and Universities, for Professional and Business Life. The Premises include Physical and Chemical Laboratories, Gymnasium and Playing Field. There is a Preparatory Department for Young Boys, under the charge of a Lady Graduate. Boarders are taken at the School House. Illustrated Prospectus on application. NEXT TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 20TII. PROSPECTUS POST FREK. SMART'S BUSINESS TRAINING kJ COLLEGE, St. Oswald's Chambers, St. Wer- burgh-street CHESTER. And at LIVERP )OL, ST. HELENS, WARRINGTON and SOUTH PORT. REASONABLE FEES. Modern Commercial Instruction. Languages, Civil Service Examinations, Professional Pre- liminaries. Each Pupil is taught individually, not in a class. FRENCH ORAL CLASSES will be J!' conducted by MONS. B. MEUNIER (offieier d'Academie) in ST. JOHN'S PARISH ROOM, Vicar's-lane, Chester, every THURS- DAY EVENING, commencing OCTOBER 3rd. No drudgery, pure accent, besb oral method. Prospectus from the Registrar, 21, Raymond- street, Chester. N. B.: Two Private Classes for Ladies will te held at Bishop Lloyd's Palace, Chester, every Thursday Morning. 4516 PLEASURE CRUISES. "# THE DEE STEAM BOAT CO. The above Company is the only cne authorised by His Grace the DUKE OF WKSTMINSTER, to run their STEAMERS regularly to EATON HALL. The Ormonde and Bend Or will run as follows (Sundays excepted) Iax am ( am PMIPW PMIPM pn: pin Cht\ster.dP/: 0| 103011130 1 01 30 2 45 3 30'4 30 5 30 Beelel?ton F 9 501120il2'¿ol502 203 35.205 20 620 Iron Bridge tOH11?5 .1.5 45. I Iron Br'g..dllOl5 11451 ..7i5 45i "11 Ecel'?8tonF?1010?1210;iiisl?012 *ib 35 4 30!6 lO?C ?5 Chester,am1130,1 0 1 25 2 403 10? 25? 20i7 07 30 FARES CHESTER to ECCLKSTON, Gd. Single; Ild. Return. IRON BRIDGE, 8d. Is. Weather and other causes permitting. LIVERPOOL & NORTH WALES REGULAR DAILY SAILINGS From Prince's Stage (Weather, &c., permitting). Every Day, by "LA MARGUERITE" (Fridays: A.M. St. Tudno), for LLANDUDSO, BEAUMABIS. BANGOR iJ-n Wtf a!Kl MENAI BRIDGE: due back 7.30 p.m. Carnarvon connection Weekdays. EXTRA SAILINGS. 2-30 p m.—MONDATS, FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS, at 2 p.m. and 2 30. Efrly Boat on Monclajs; due Liverpool 10-15 n.m., returnios; 2.30 p.m. 9-'5 a.m.—" St. Tudno," WEDNESDAYS, Kth, 2tst, aud 28th, for Llandudno and Holyhead. 9-15 a.m.-Anglesea Trips, THURSDAYS, 15th and £9th, also SUNDAY, 18th. Through Bookings for Principal Stations. For Fares. Ac., apply Liverpool and North Wales Steamship Co. T. G. Brew, Sac., 40. Chapel-street, Liverpocial Guide, post free, 3d. I S L E 0 F I AN. EMPRESS QUEEN from Liverpool Saturdiys and Mandajs, 9- 15a.m.; other Week-da] a, excepting lItb, 10-30 a.m. DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE (Sundays excepted). LIVERPOOL to DOUGLAS.—Daily 10-30a.m.and 2-45 p.m. Extras: Fridays, 12 5) night; and Friday. -6 P in. i -jr.wi. ft Birtl* 12.50 nighi Mondays, DOUGLAS to I,IVERPOOL.-Daily 9 a m and 4 p.m. Extra: Mondays, 12-30 a.m. (Sunday night). Fore Cabin: Siloon: 4/- DAY EXCURSIONS. 6/- From LIVERPOOL From DOUGLAS: Weekdays. 10-30 a.m. I returning at 4 p.m. Friday! 12-50 night, I returning: Saturdays at 4 p.m. Saturdays, 12-50 niaht, returning-Sundays, 12-30 night LIVERPOOL to BAMSEV direct. Mondays, Wednes- days and Fridays, at 12-45 noon (Sal iird.%y's direct ser- vice discontinued); Thursdays, 2-45 p.m., via Douglas. DUBLIN EXHIBTTION-Ideal Route via Doiurlas. GnTDE and S ULUmS FRFE.-I.O.M. STEAM- PACKET CO. LTD., DOUGLAS. ELLIS'S BARGAINS in Second-hand PIANOS. Q—A Rosewood PIANOFUKxc uy a. r | & Russell & Co., celluloid keys, panel front, brass sconces. In first class condition. Just been renovated throughout. Hire Pur- chase price 14 guineas, at 10/6 per month. fJ-J £ j*—A Rosewood PIANO, by Herbert i^j I O Ellis; seven octaves, celluloid keys, inlaid panel, brass sconces, in first-class order just been renovated at our own works. Hire Purchase price 18 Guineas, at 10/G per month. ??? ?y—A Walnut PIANOFORTE, by )j?JL ? Chappell & Co.; seven octaves, cellu- loid keys, three-compartment top door, inlaid panels, brass sconces; equal to new, just been renovated at our own works. Hire Purchase price 19 Guineas, at 10/6 per month. Q f (J—A Rosewood Upright PIANO- C?dLC? FORTE, by R. Allison & Sons; seven octaves, ivory keys, trusses, panel front, brass sconces equal to new in appear- ance. Hire Purchase price 13 Guineas, at 10/6 per month. HO K —A Walnut Upright Iron Grand rPIANO, by Herbert Ellis; full trichord, check action, seven octaves, three- compartment top door, double sconces, &c.; slightly shop-soiled only. Original price, 34 Guineas. Hire Purchase price, 28 Guineas, at 12/6 per Month. All the above are in ifrst-claas condition and warranted for 20 yeare. Quotations include free delivery, free tuning for one year, free exchange within 6 months if not approved of. Railway fare allowed to all purchasers. Send for further particulars and complete fist of other Bargains. HERBERT ELLIS, Cestrian Piano, Depot, 11, FOREGATE STREET, CHESTER. WORKS: LOVE STREET. ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS, SICKNESS, EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, Burglary & Fidelity Guarantee Risks INSURED AGAINST BY THE KAILWAY PASSENGERS' ASSUR- f.. ANCE COMPANY. Capital (fully subscribed) „ £ 1,000,000 Claims paid £5,000,000 64, CORNHILL, LONDON. A. VIAN, Secretary. AGENTS Chester.Messrs. CUNNAH & ROBERTS, Grosvenor Buildings. I „ .Mr. J. E. HASWKLL, Dee Tower. (Agents required in unrepresented districts.) SUMMEK CLOTHING ,I In BIG VARIETY for BOYS and MEN at HEPWORTH'S. BOYS' WASHING BLOUSES & SUITS IN NEWEST MATERIALS. MEN'S ALPACA JACKETS, TENNIS JACKETS, FLANNEL TROUSERS AND SUIT, ALL AT FACTORY PRICES. I MEN'S FLANNEL SUITS MEASURE FROM 25/- TAILORING DEPARTMENT on tlio Premises, under Experienced Cutters. Patterns and Prices on Application. J. HEPWORTH & SON, LTD. 83, FOREGATE STREET. 150 OTHER TOWNS. —. > THE NEW RAMIE UNDERWEAR. GUARANTEED UNSHRINKABLE. IN ANY WEATHER IT IS A TREAT. ADDS A NEW DELIGHT TO LIFE. It People who have worn itchy, wool'cn underwear all winter and who are now undecided as to the best for summer, will miss one of the joys of living if they don't wear RAMIE all the year round, and know true Comfort, real Cleanliness, completa absence of offensive odours, arid freedom from wet garments. AMERICAN VISITORS to Chester should not fail to Ask for oui FREE BOOKLET. DENSONS, 9, 11 & 13, NORTHGATE ROW, CIIESTER. j F. THOMAS H. F. THOMAS (Late LAMONT & SON), CABINETMAKERS & UPHOLSTERERS Is NOW SHOWING a LARGE STOCK of LINOLEUMS VARIETY OF DESIGNS. PRINTED LINOLEUM, 1,3, 1/6 and 1(9 Square Yard. INLAID LINOLEUM, (Specially recommended for bard wear) 2/3, 2,6, 3, 3,6 Square Yard. LAID FREE, WITHIN USUAL DISTRICT. 31, Eastgate Street, Chester. EXECUTORS OF THE LATE EDWARD WILLIAMS HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS, DECORATORS, PLUMBERS, &c., 33, NICHOLAS ST., CHESTER. ASK FOR ROMOLA," TIIE CREAM OF OLD SCOTCH WHISKIES. PROPRIETOR GEORGE BARLOW, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, "THE OLD VAULTS," BRIDGE STREET, CHESTER. TELEPHONE, 0632. TSAAC WILLIAMS & SON, —— REGISTERED PLUMBERS, GLAZIERS & GASFITTERS, CUPPIN STREET. CHESTER. PLUMBERS' BRASS WORK OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Patent Water Closets, Lavatories, Baths, &c. GLASS in all Qualities and Patterns kept in Stock. MYKROL SHEEP DIPS MYKROL HORSE WASH MYKROL CATTLE WASH Are recognised to be the Strongest and the BEST Non-poisonous or Corrosive Disinfectants extant. PERFECT CURE FOR SCAB. A GUARANTEED CURE OF ALL SKIN DISEASES, A PROTECTION AGAINST ALL GERM AND INSECT LIFE. MYKROL SHEEP DIPS have held their now for Fifty Years. MYKROL DISINFECTANT, FLUID and POWDER, and MYKROL SOFT SOAP stand First in every Household and are supplied by every up-to- date Chemist and Stores throughout the Country. Bone Phosphate & Chemical Co Ltd. FLINT, NORTH WALES. • | Wholesale Agents DICKSONS, Ltd., Chester. LIGHT WINES FOR SUMMER USE CLARET- Blave 12'- per Doz. Bot* Fronsac 14!. „ SAUTURNE-Gra.ves 16[- II II P, a r,-w IS/- HOCK— Bodenheimer 18/- „ Lorcher 201- MOZELLE- Zeltinger 18,1- Berncastler. 24[- HALF BOTTLES of above Wines 2/- Doz. Extit QUELLYN ROBERTS & Co, THE OLD CRYPT, WATERGATE ST., CHESTER. THE NOTED I "COUNTY" WATCH OUR SPECIALITIE, \;HouiiPx>.QQEn VATJTTII] £ s. d. Gent's 18-ct Gold 18 18 0 Silver 5 5 0 Lady's Gold from 10 10 0 CONFIDENTLY RECOMMENDED, VERY ATTRACTIVE, AND FULLY GUARANTEED. BUTT & CO., LTD. WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLERS, AND SILVERSMITHS, 32, EASTGATE ROW. CHESTER