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In ittcmoriam, I t" NOTICES undsr tins heading are charged b. for 20 words, cl.Iti ird. for every ten words extra. (J. A. SmNli & C°" Cx. A. 's COMPLETE I'l'NKH AL FIRNISUKRS. KVl KV lU ^t'lSITK KOIl KUN NUAI.S UK ALL CLASSES. Proprietor* o' Cars, lleanea, Hhelliblerf, nirerb Flemish Uor»es, Coaches, liroiiRliaiua. #f«jf IltC_r, eiiuipmont for Funeral". t'tUt.tf.)-<t?At't'H('*fi?N. 10. 1t: \V'¿,n:sI!I'E'r, ? ? ? CARDIFF. 73264 public companies, Xc. -r, xf I KG 1 N I A D E B T. Messrs. BROWN. SHIPLEY, and CO., actingon behalf AM h., Committee lli Viigini.i Bondholders in New York, INVITE the L»KfOSl 1 with them of all SECURITIES pi t lit* STATE uf VI KG IN IA held in this couuiry or on to (it- dealt wilh in accordance with the Agreement dated l'.ith Miy, of which a copy was publishedon 21»t June. lblA). Sfcurit ies. with July, 1890. and all subsequent Coupons B'' ii'lied, wi.l he received by Messrs. Drown, Shipley, and Co. until further notice, at their Counting-house, t. I.othbury, London. E C., in the terms cf ho said Agreement. Theelassiiicition cf the Sectirities to be kleposited is as folic-vs l'iitsr Cuss -Old Hoiuis, to Include all Securities i,"r,1 under Aets passed previous to Funding Bill of Pee'.ers, to include all Securities issued under Act Amended by the Act of 7th Maich. liJJ. SKCONO CLASS. —Consols, to include nil Securities Issued under Act of iCtii March, 1871. with July, lb90, iiti l subsequent Coupons attHclied. THIRD CLASS.—Ten I'ities, to include all Securities J.,«uc>i under Act of 2Stli March, 1S79, with July, 1890, CLASJ.—Tax roceivabie Coupons pilot to July, 17, Ntoorgate-street, 21st June, 1890. The Council of Foreign Bondholders, acting in con- iusic'.ion with the English Committee of Virginian iioudtiolders. directs n»e to state that, having considered ttie Agreement above referred t, it recommends Bohlen todei'Osit their Uonds, Coupons, and Certificates with Brown. Sh plev, and Co. I V.V (Signed) C. 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(, 1'.t, ttiv ,f jej per cent, and | rie«; Ii A; ?i. 6d. pei cent., being the October 1890 co.ii'on p:iiil in advance at the ratt> of 5 per cent, to the h:1I JIII"I"I,"} per cent, fioin that date to the 15th IK'ttr, tin'conoons uiii'the 10til October, 1890, after Irii.K detsched tiom the 11.11st bo listed oil form. wl'.ton can 11,' obtained on application, and deposited luv dav .I' I, "Ii" $ excepted) bct 1\ I'C n the hours of tiev. ii >uid t we i' r purposes of verification, the Rouds (listed on a l-\ i „: e t or in; in iisi be deposited at the same time, and, v unit examined, the Bonds w 11 be returned to deposi- t to^e:li-r with a cheque for the bonus aud ths Oe:l.Id'p."1 paid in advance, as stated above. Tue Bon.is will heie.itier leu interest at the I-ate of 3t "or cent, 1,er ,"¡hUIIt. and the Auril, 1891, and sub- 1(PII: coupons wid be payable at tiiat rate. o coupons can be received unless accompanied by |!K« Bonds from which they have been detached. L8301 \I T 1X K COLEC L( >UG H, A N D BAXTER 1" tl,l.MIlEl)l (TilE HARTLICPOOLS BREWERY). N0UCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the LIST of AVPl 1C*TIOKS fur the SHAKES and DEBENTURES 01 ibis Coaspanv will CLOSE TO-MORROW (TUES- DAY i at Twelve o'clock. I;v OrJ?r. i:.J.CmVHRTOX. Secretary. 15. Ch?.ch-?rcet. West iallITOX. 8ecrt>¿831'¿ Cnitsnsi anD ContrartsJ TJMU^AIT ^TI^OCTL IBOAKD. 1\ SEWERAGE WORKS, The Mountain Ash Local B^ard is Prepared to RE- CKlVE TENDKUS from Competent Persons for the CONSTRUCTION of ABOUT ¿,Ü..{) YAliDS of OUT- FALL SEWEUS (Irin.— ilJin. and 9in>, SETTLING TANKS, and DRAINING ABOUT FOUR ACHES ot tmH'ND. The Or iwinjjs aiid S. e'-itication inay bo seen, and Forms of Tender and Bills of Quantities may be >bUiiiied. on application II, ing made to the Surveyor of ,he B.urd. at his Office in the Town-had. M >untain ds.i, on deposit ui,1 postal 01'.1. j' £1 Is., wllich will fide Tender, Willi Si oi quantities fully price,1 OUl. 6 at* 1 Tenders, prepaid, and endorsed" Tender for Sewerag'- Works," to be sent to me before One o'clock Oil MONDAY, the 15th August next. Itie Local Board do nut bind themselves to accept the roiK:t "r any Tender. H. P. LIS ION, Clerk. Town-hall, Mountain Ash, July 21st. [96177 jn EHJGAER SCHOOL BOARD.  BONTN'EWYDD SCHOOL. TENDERS are Invited for all ADDITION to tit. Atove SCHOOL. a id Specification to be 3ef-n at the Office of the Bo*r;'s Architect, Air. JOHN WILLIAMS, 3 and 4, E jward sir-'e!. Morgantown, Merthyi Tydfil. Tenders to be endorsea, Tendei i iv Bontnewy.lii Scti ol," and t.> be sent in to n.e not later than the 5th oi Al'GUST, laiC', 'llie B»ard do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or aiiv ethrr Terdf. (li.v Order) FRANK JAMES, Clerk. 134, High-street. Merf hyr Tydfil, 32ud July, 189J. 95123 '1'1) BUILL»KI!S AND CONTIIACTOKS. ..NDEi.o aie nKKKlil INVITED for the EREC. IION of HOUSES at LLANBRADACH. for the Win^HeM buil '.ing Club. I'JI;' alltl Soecitrjations may be inspected at t be Ome" of tL lrdliltet. Mr. Tiiom is H. Phillips, Old Bank- oil or.bers, P >;itypri.id. s'a.e'l ;u d End r>ed Tend- rs (on Form of Tender only) to be sent to the Secretary Mr. C. Llewellyn, W-st M hsrf. Cardiff, on or before tlte 2wt prox. [91)124 "1:(' lowest or anv Tender n It necessarily accepted. It H O I L I A K E H S Gl'AliDlANS of CARDIFF UNION Invite IVNDI'R- for a BOILER for their WOKKHOUSE. acv 1\: 'rIg to spi eitieatiosi to bs oltained from me. T rnbrs be sent to me not later than 15tli ARTHUR J. HARRIS. Clerk. (Jueeri' chamber?, Cardiff.titli Ju'v, 1890. [9cl2S rj-* 0 15 u I L D Ji it s li-NDERS a.-e i> vite 1 tor ERECTING ADDITIONS (-i E )R,i E IN-N. fil',Illl!)Ilz. hi iiis nml Sp. ci.'icatioi.s may be seen at the Office of tti- Hhvmie y Brewery CUWp,¡y, lihyinney. The lowest ??LM?tt?- are inquired on or before AUGUS?' 15 t i !u octi.ui of a NEW CHURCH at IllIn.¡:t:lulJ, ne ir Pembroke. The lowest or any Tender Hot necess rilv accepl^d. Particulars to be obtained of Mr.JOHN Scho.1, Pembroke. (95196 BI;D\VI;LLTV AGRICULTURAL D SHOW. FUHW VALE, AUGUST 2?TH. 1890. TEND;.K-ifire invited for the SUPPLY of REFRESH- MI NTS oil the day of the above how in Two .\Iarqllees, win h will be provided by the C'onuni. tee, F inns of Tender, apply to J. LIGHT, Secretary, Ebbw Vale. N\> .MLCIHTKCTS, 1U;ILL)ERS, VO- 1 TRACTORS AND SCL'LPTORS. FOREST OF DEAN DI UE, GREY, AND RED STONE QUARRIES, AND PARKEND STONE, SAWIN.r, PLANING, ANl) MOULDING WORKS. ■ P'oiiv-tor? — WM, DAVID AND CO., MRKKND SI ONE WORKS, Near LYDNEY, GL03. BEST QUALITY STONE, I'tut irin c 'lour, supplied in any quantitiei or i7E:, at shortc-1 notice (to I,"cificati"" or ot licrw i se). Mndahd Water Sawn, Machine-planed, K?'t?h. Q?ny droned, or Hand-dressed, Re .dv f .i Setting. QUOTATIONS FREE. J^n;.U I'* spaii'i' Guaranteed. 91913 "?c'aa&JIL fPENJ'S, MAKQUEliS, AND PAVILIONS Jt. ON HIRE. JOIJX SMART AND COMPANY, 2. WELI.IN'GTON-TEliRACE, CARDIFF, J, to tljf, Clt!rg),. Ri?,t H?-t'u?i!)t.n?t.H)!)ttht".)mVt-t)?l?!st?hj .Most 11¡:'liliC"TJt Sui*e of '\lQucc in the Province, (not "???-<'t)j)ti." M-tropolis), every style and variety, '"?<t!'?).-rH?t:i?t!t))t.,[?;.?htt.i:)n-). Galas, Bazaars, r-a G"t/¡"rill; C('/lJill of J\ "1'5th'Hie!, WeJdin Br:tkl: I "'¡II!: P""ti< Temporal' l'a!.n'()m3. I B'?.if.,(. A. Ac. F*i<S»s ai d li-nners. Shields, and Decoration in Great t'v.atth???.j')?L?i:tJDefyCuu)pt;:)tiau. ?'.?-<?<)),j.c!. m- j ojiiii-MtiuK 9?17 ^uiilic Companiea;, kc. The SUBSCRIPTION URTS will OPEN THIS DAY (MONDAY), the 28th July, and CLOSE ou or before THURSDAY NEXT. Ihe 31st. I^HE EDI?(? PHONOGRAPHIC TOY AND AUiO?ATON COMPANY (LIMITHD). Incorporated under the Compauies Actt, 1862 to 1889. CAPITAL 2300.000, IN 300.000 SHARES OF 21 EACH. There are no Founders' Shares. P,wllblo-On Application, 2s. 6d.; on Allotment, li. 6d.; 5s One Mouth after Allotment aud the Balance as required. 1^1 RBCTOR8 Major-General Sir JOHN W. CAMPBELL, Bart., C.B., 13, Fairholme-road. West Kensington, W., Chairman. H.G. 11EMMERDE, Esq., Director Carenero Railway and Navigation Company (Liinitedi. r. HARRISON LAMBER T, Esq., Direotor of Humber and Co. (Limited) Colonel A. 0, CAMPBELL, 9, Porchestor-gardens, W. LOUIS SWA BY, Usakti House, Churchfield-road, Ealing, W. Bankkrs, lx>ndon.—Messrs. BROWN, JAN BON, and CO., Alchurch- lauu, E.C. SOLICIT M Messrs. COLLETTE and COLLETTE, 2, Viotorla Matisions, Wcstininsler, 6.W. HROKKKS. Undm — J. YELLOLY WATbON, Fsq" 5, Copthall buildings, E.C., and Stock Exchange. il(syichestei- Messrs. P. ERNEST POWER and CLEGG, 32, tH. Ann-street, and Btock Exchange. lackins Hey, /.nt<-?.—Mee)x. T. and C. MUDSON ? HtcMn* Bey. and Slock Exchange, /;n??.-Met?. BH'n'OK AYCE, VAUGHAN. and CO., 10, Clare-streel, Bristol, and Stock Exchange, and at Bath and Newport. Glasgow.—Messrs. J. and M. T. STEEL, 4, West Nile- street, and Stock Exchange. "ll A t INTORS. Meuu, BOYCE and RAMSAY. Chartered Acoountants. 2, MeUI Kxohange-buildings, E.C. HLCHKTANY Ipru tern.), A. R. RAMSAY, Esq., A C.A. I 'f KICKS. LIIAIIISNHALL BUILDINGS, GRACECHURCH- STREET, ii.O. ABRIDGED PROSPRCFUS. This Company has been formed to at'quire the exclu- sive tinht?. tr? from R'?-a)ty.{m Great Britain, Ireland, aud the whole of Continental ¡,u, ill Edison's valuable Phonographic Patents, as applied to Toys, Dolls, and Automatic Figures of every description, together with similar exclusive rights in Jacques various Patented Improvements in Phonographs and Dolls, and in the combination thereof to produce Talk- ing Dolls, aud lor the manufacture aud supply of the same. The Phonographic Apparatus Is capable of a great variety uf adaptations to l'o.vs generally, and to Speak- ing Automata for use in Bar Rooms, Restaurants, C, gar Shops, an i Show Rooms of all kinds, to call the atten- tion of customers to particular articles, As applied to talking 1). lis, an immense aud lucrative field exists, and the Directors are convinced that from this source the earnings of the Company will provide for an excep- tionally laTt(t! dividend. H)p fid" for advertising by means of Automatic Talking Figures Is praetiea)!.y tonitteM. The idea of utJiising the Phonograph—probably Edi>on's most marvellous achievement—in the produc- tion of Talking Dolls natiiially suggested itself to his mind. and a corporation for their IIllUlufactur6 WM formed in 1889 in the United States, known as The Edison Phonograph Tov Manufacturing Company. This I ompany, although practical working was only com- menced during the course of last year, the Directors are informed, has proved most successful, the chief diffi- culty experienced being au inability to meet the rapidly growing home demand. During 1889, and the present year the American Company has received a very large number of letters from Europe, inquiring as to Agencies. prices tor Kiglits, Patents. «c. lhis Company has received offers from Germany, Hollan l, Belgium, Denmark. Austria, Italy, Switzer- land, and other Countries,a'king for Agencies, and offer- ing to place very large orders, from 150,000 per anuuin downwards, the whole of which will receive the con- sideration of the Directors. A Contract has already been entered into for France with a responsible Agent, who undertakes to purchase 100,000 for the that year and 50,000 for each of the four eusilitig years, at a minimum royalty of 4s. per Doll. the benefit of which Contract will be transferred to this Company. The portion of the Edison Talking Doll containing the phonographic apparatus is made of till, and the phono- graphic cylinder is contained within the body. On being wound up with a key, the Doll repeats a Nursery Rhvine, or some other well known saying; in short, the Dolls can be made to recite, sins, whistle, or pra- (iuce any sound, depending upon that i,rigin liv sup- plied to the P?oviogmph. The articulation is remArk. I\II!y distinct. It is obvious that the application of this invention to wax figures, &c., will fllrllla great RtlrlltionalattrRction t > Waxwork Exhibitions aud Museums. The sale of the "Mamma and Papa" Doll, hitherto the nearest approach to speech in a mechanical figure of this kind, has been extraordinary, and it is reasonable to ant icipate for the Edison Talking Doll." not only a preference over the Mamma and Papa" Doll, but over every description of Silent Dolls, for which the demand is almost incredible. At a low estimate, the manufacture and sale of Dolls in Kmope, of all sizes, exceeds 2b.000.C00 per annum. Of these, the Doll known as of Standllrd" size, being the most suitable for the application of the Phonograph Apparatus, probably represents a' least 5,000,000. Jumeau, of Paris, alone makes 2,000 Dolls a day, neitrly all of "Standard" size, and there aro many other European houses making large numbers. Last year France exported Toys to the value of 79,000,000 irancs, Dolls representing the greater portion of this sum. Germany also manufactures and exports immense num- bers of Dolls, and Spain, Austiia, and Russia are all extensive Doll-buying cotititi its. The Co:npany does not at present contemplate enter- ing into competition with Doll and Automatio Toy Niakers. but proposes merely to supply them with the "bodies," coiitainilig tile Piioiliogriipli Meeliaiiism, at a price which, while leaving this Company a handsome prolit, will, nevertheless, enable the wholesale manufac- turers to supplv the complete Talking Doll to the retail trade at a remunerative figure for sale to the public. Talking Dolls of the ordinary type are actually selling to the public in America from 7dols. to 8dols. (£1 9s. 2d. togll 6J.). In Europe, the same Doll cuuld he offered for JEl 5s. to the public, and leave all ample margin of profit to the manufacturer, t,o the retail dealer, and to this Company, on the basis of a supply to the Doll manufacturer of "bodies," at 12s. a piece, the cost of production to the Company being about 7s. each. From the information in their possession, the Directot-sare of opinion that a Speaking Doll, of a superior description, would readilv sell tor £3 to 94. It is confidently expected that not less than 1,000,000 Talking Dolls will, when the Company is in a position to supply, be disposed of in the course of a year but, assum ing the manufacture aud sale of only one-half, or 500,000, this would represent, at a net oroiit of no m -re tikitti Is. eiieti, a yearl), 1 iofit of £ 100,000. or equivalent to over 30 per cent, on the Capital of the Company, without regard to any receipts that may be derived from the sale of foreign rights, or from the application, on royalty or otherwise, of the Phonograph to other descriptions of Toys, Automatic Figures, otc, As it is al,licip-tel that the bu-iness transactions of he Company will develop to an enormous extent, it is believed that it will be advisable, if not absolutely necessary, to form subsidiary Companies for the pur- pose of disposing of certain portions of the Company's i ights. The price to be puld by the Company for the property to be acquired, i.e., the Edisou and Jacques' Phono- graph rights and privileges for the whole of Ewrope, as applied to Toys, Do: Is. and other figures, as already set forth in this Progpectii". is iC270,000, payable as to i'lOO.OOi) in cash, as to £ 170,C0J in csh llr shares, «s the Directors may determine. 'Ihe C nipauy willlbus have a working Capital of £ 30,000, which is considered ample, as the Company does not at present propose to manufacture, and no allotment will tilke place that does not provide for such amount. The folloy,ing contracts have been entered into A Contract, dated the 9th day of July, 1890, between the Edison Phonographic Toy Manufacturing Company, uf Boston, Massachusetts, in the United Statt's of America, by their Agent, of the one part; aud Ha'ry Parminter, of 27. Clement's-Iane, Lonibar i-street, ill the City of London, of the other part. A Contract, d'lt c1 the 23rd day of July, 1893, and made between the said Harry Parminter of the one pirtand A. R. Ramsay (as Trustee on behalf of the Company)of the other part. The Vendors pay all expenses of and incidental to the rormaiion oi lll vompauy up to aiiotitieiil; atici iney have entered into Contracts with various parties relating to the acquisition of the property, the payment of preliminary expenses, aud the subscription of the Capital, to none of which is the Company a paity, and under which it incurs no liability. Appli- cants for Shares must, therefore, be deemed to have had notice of any such Contracts, and to have waived all rights (ifany) to paiticulars thereof, whether under Section 38 of the Compauies Act, 1867. or otherwise. If a less amount be allotted thiiii is applied for. the surplus paid on application will be credited to the amount due on allotment. If In any case no allotment be made, the dep- sit will be returned ill full. Prospectuses and Forme of Application can be obtai lied lit I he Olliees of the Company, and from the Bankers, Brokers, Auditors, and Solicitors to the Com- pany, and copies of the two Contracts above mentioned, as also the Memorandum and Articles of Asso, latioti, "all b, sleii at the Offices of the Solicitors to the Com- Early application will be made for a Stock Exchange quotation. Applications for Shares to be made on the form accom- panying the prospectus, and sent, with the deposit. to the Secretary or Bankers of the Company. <3rd July. 1890. L8300 10-0 PER ATI VIS FINE ART U SOCIETY, 3, CASTLE STREET, CARDIFF. PRINT-SELLERS, PUBLISHERS, FRAME- MAKEH, AND GILDERS. A Dirccl DISCOUNT of 20 pir cent. oFf ALL Engravings and Etchings. Any Subject Not Stocked Obtained Within 24 Hours. PAINTINGS COPIED. ETCHED, &c. ART GOODS FOR PAINTING ON, STUDIES LENT Gilding, from 3s. 611. Solid Oak Frames, Suitable for Eiigraviiigs, from 4d. lwr foot. UH36 F A I E It 8 fEND YOlJU OWN WOOL TO BE MADE INTO CLOTH From Is. 3d. per Yard. BLANKETS from Is. 2d. per Yard. STOCKING YAHY from 9,1. per lb. Carriage Paid both ways on all orders over JE1. Patterns forwarded to select from. T Y L E R AND CO., MAKSLLYIN MILLS. LLAKDYSSiL, SOUTH WALES. [829o3 OR Art and Literary Notes, See the WitlikLY MAIL.-Pl'igt:ONEPBNNY $ub\it Notices, G WYN-IIALL, NEATH. GRAND MORNING CONCERT, THURSDAY, 7TH AUGUST, 1890, Munificently given and arranged by Madame Adelina p ATT I-N ICOLINI, Assisted by the following Eminent Artistes, who alio kindly give their valuable services :— Madatn6 ANTOINETTE STERLING (Tlie Celebrated Contralto), Mr. DURWARD LELY (Thv well-known Tenor, from the Carl Rosa Bnglish Opera Company),and Siguor BON B T T I (Tb. Distinguished Baritone, of Her Majesty's Theatre). flolo Violin Miss MARIANNE EISSLER (The Popular Violoiiiste). lolo Pianoforte Bignor TITO MATTEI (The Celebrated Composer aud Pianist). Miss HATTIE HARVK* (Of New York) WILL GIVE A RECITATION. Conductor Mr. WILHIILU GANZ (The Popular Composer). Reserved Seats, £1 Is. and 10s. 6d. A very limited number Unreserved will be issued at 6s. Tickets obtainable ONLY at Mr. Whittington's, Stationer, Wind-street, Neath, where a Plan of the Hall may be seen. Proceeds in aid of the Poor of Neath and of the Swansea Valley, and of "The liest." Fortheawl. Railway Tickets, at Reduced Fares, 011 most of the Local Railways. .'loors Open at 1.30; Concert at 2.30 p m. EDWIN 0. CURTIS, Hon. Bee. -.own-olorles Office, Neath. 941S2 HONDDA AND SWANSEA BAY RAILWAY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that this Company's TRAINS will. on and after MONDAY, the 14tii Inst., RUN INTO and START FROM the TAFF VALE COM- PAN Y'S Sli'ATI()N at TREHERBERT. Five Trains will run between Aberavon and Treherbert each way daily, ,tg follows UP TRAINS. Sat. only. A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. Aberavon Departure.8. 5. 9.30.12. 5.3.40.6.30.8.45 Treherbert Arrival 8.47.10. 8.12.47.4.22.7.10.9.27 DOWN TRAINS. 8at. only. A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. Treherbeft Depart're 8.12. 9.35 12.13.2.40 6.0 9.46 Aberavon Arrival 8.53 10.18 12.53.3.20.6.41 10.25 For Full Particulars see the Time Bills exhibited at the various Stations. Notice is Hereby Further Given that this Service will shortly be Altered, notice of which will be given. By Order. H. 8. LUDLOW, Secretary. Swansea, July 12th, 1890. 946 A BERYSTWYTH.—WEST COAST OF ?. WALES. Bracing Air, Grand Scenery, excellent Sea Bathing, good Fishing and Hunting (Foxhounds aud Harriers), perfect Sanitary Arrangements, with abundant Supply of pure Water from Plynlimon Lake. "A fortnight's residence at Aberystwyth in some cases is tquivaleut to a month's residence at most other watering places."—Sir James Clark, Physician to the Queen. You cannot have a healthier watering place In England or Wales than ABERYSTWYTH."—Sir W. Gull, Bart. Through Carriages are running daily from Cardiff (Queen-street) !0 28 a.m., Newport (B.and M,) 11 5a.m., Merthvr (B. and M.) lii 10 p.m. Rhymuey Company's trains front Cardiff at II 30 a.m. conuects with Newport through carriage at l'engam. Tourists Tickets are issued at all principal Stations in South Wales. 95121 RICHARD EDMUNDS, DEUEASED. PURSUANT to Act of Parliament of the 22tid and 23rd Vic., cap 35, intituled "An Act to Further Amend the Law of Property, and to Relieve Ti utitees." NOTICE IS HEREHK GIVEN that all CREDITOIIS ami other PERSONS having any DEBTS, CLAIMS, or DEMANDS against the Estate of RICHARD EDMUNDS, late of Pontnewydd, in the County of Monmouth, Surgeon (who died on the and day of May, 1890. and whose Will was proved in the Principal Registry of the Probate Division of Her Majesty's High Court of Justice on the 7th day of Juiy, 1890, by Ait? OfM:e Pi)!iner. 7tf Uan'arnam l'n b:, Monmouthshire, Esquire, and Martin Edwards, of Pontypool, Solicitor. the Executors named in the said Will), are hereby required to send in paiticulars of their Debts, Claims, and Demands to the said Executors, at the Office of their Solicitors, Messrs. Edwards and Le Hrasseur, of Pontypool. in the County of Monmouth, on or before the 26lh day of SEP- TEMBER, 1890, after the expiration of which time the said Executors|will proceed to Distribute the Asset* of the said Drceased among the parties entitled theieto, liaving regard only to the Claims and Demands of which the said Executors shall then have had notice. And that the said Executors will not be liable for the Assets or any part thereof so distributed to any person or whose Debt. Claim, or Demand they shall not have had such notice as aforesaid. Dated this 23rd day of July, 1890. EDW AlmS alld LE BRABSEUR, Town-hall, Pontypool. 95127 Solicitors to the said Executors. PURSUANT to an Order of the High Court of Justice, Chancery Division, niadu in the matter of the Estate of JOHN RICHARD WHITE. Deceased, and In an Action WHITE against WHITE (1890. W. 1,668), the CREDITORS of JOHN RICHARD WHITE, Deceased, late of 193, Newport-road, Cardiff, In the County of Glamorgan, and formerly of Plymouth, in the County of Devon, Corn Merchant, who died In or about the mouth of November, 1889, are, on or before the 1st day of SEPTEMBER 1890. to Send by Post, Prepaid, to Mr. William Alfred Siveter, a member of the firm of Taynton, Bons, and Siveter, of Clarence-chambers, in the City of Gloucester, the Solicitors for the Defendant, the administratrix of the deceased, their Christhn and surnames, addresses and descrip- tions, the full particulars of their claims, a statement of their accounts, and the nature of the securities (if any) held by them, or in default thereof they will be peremptorily excluded from the benefit of the said order. Every Creditor holding any security Is to pro- duce the same before Mr. Justice Stirling. at his Cham- bers, Royal Courts of Justice, Strand, London, on TUESDAY, the 28th day of October, 1890, at Twelve o'clock at Noou, being the time appointed for adjudi- cating on the Claims. Dated this 21st day of July, 1890. Lk99J THORN KYCROFT and WILLIS, 59, Cha = Jjry-lane, W.C., JJACHEL EVANS, DECEASED. Pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd Vict., cap. 35. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all PERSONS having CLAIM-> against the Estate of RACHEI. EVANS (wife cf Evan William Evans). late ot Number 4. Well-street, Cefn Coed, in the Parish of Vaynor 81111 County of Brecon, deceased (who died on the 4th day of May,1890, and whose will was proved in the Hereford Dis- trict Registry of the Probate Division of Her Majesty's High Court of Justice by William Morgaii.ofCtfij Coed, aforesaid, Grocer, the Executor therein named, on the 27th day of May, 1890), are hereby required to send the particulars in writing of their CLAIMS or DEMANDS to us. the undersigned, on or before the 26th day of AUGUST, 1890, after which date the said Executor wlil proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims and demands of which he snail then have had notice. Dated this 26th day of July, 1890. LEWIS AND JONES,) 33, Victoria-street, Merthyr Tydil, 95176 Solicitors for the said Executor. REAT WESTERN RAILWAY. FAST EXPRESS TRAINS are RUN DAILY (Sundays Excepted), in conjunction with the London and North Western Railway, via the SHREWSBURY and HERE- FORD LINE, between CARDIFF and LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER, CHESTER, CARLISLE, GLASGOW, and EDINBURGH, and the North of England and Scot- land getierally. leaving Cardiff at 9.25 a.m., 12.35,4.5, and 7.30 p.m. By Trains connecting with the Service to and from LLANELLY. SWANSEA, NEATH, BRIDGEND, and other Stations, the time occupied between SOUTH WALES and the NORTH Is materially reduced. THROUGH CARRIAGES RUN from OARDIFF, and THROUGH FARES ate in operation between all Prin- cipal Stations. L8205 HY. LAMBERT, General Manager. WATKRFORD and CORK, and the wiaol, V V of the SOUTH of IRELAND, per Fast Trains on the GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY <*nd Powerful STEAMSHIPS via MILFORD HAVEN. The Waterford Stoawcrs i-uti daily. The cork Steamers leave Now Miltord Tuesday. Thursdays, and Saturdays, and return Mondays, Wednesdays, and Frifttvot. L7787 pEN A H T H REGATTA, 1890. TO BE HELD AT PENARTH ON THE 13TH AUGUST, 1690, Events Compriae :-Fint, Second, and Third Class Yacht Races Pilot Cutters' Race, Hobblers' Race, Open Sailing Boat Race, Rowing and Soulling Raoes for Amateurs and Others, Duck Hunt and Greasy Pole Competitions. entries to be sent in not later than Noon on tbe 11th AUGUST, 1890. Hon. Sec.: H. MORGAN REES, 41, Plymoutb-road, Penarth. For Further Particulars see Posters, or same may be obtained from the Hon. See. 95138 rl" CASTLE ARCADE COMPANY (LIMITED), SHOPS AND OFFICES TO LET. Apply to the Secretary, Mr. IVOR J. ROBERTS, Salisbury-chambers. 90213j[ Castle-street, Cardiff*. public Notices. ^YOOD-STREKT CHAPEL, CARDIFF. THB REV. JOSEPH PARKER. D.D.. Of the City Temple, London, WILL PREACH IN THE ABOVE PLACE ON TUESDAY EVENING, the 29th Inst., At 7.30. Admission Free. Collection. 95192 LLWYNYPIA AND TONYPANDY jj ATHLETIC CLUB GROUNDS. A FOOT RACE between OWEN OWENS and TIMOTHY COLEMAN. Ystrad. will take place on the above Grounds on SATURDAY NEXT, 26th July, at 5.30 for 25 a side. Distance 100 Yards. Admission 6d. 95112 T?UILTH 'VLLS.-GRAND ATHLETIC BAND AQUATIC MEETING (under A.A.A. Laws), THUliSDAY, August 14th, 1890. Upwards of t50 in Prizes.-r-or Programme), Entry Forms, to., apply to the Hon. Beo., Mr. W. G. PRICE, Builth Wells. 668 BEDWELLTY AGRICULTURAL JD SOCIETY Will be Held at BBBW VALS. AUGUST 28th, 1890. Close to Railway Stations. 94673 J. LIGHT, Secretary. EBBW VALE FLOWER, VISGETABLE, JLJ AND CAGE BIRD SHOW. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20TH, 1890. Bntiies Close August Behedulas of Prizes apply J. LIGHT, Hon. Sec- retary. 94953 SPECIAL NOTICE. CARDIFF IfORTICULTURAL goUlKTY, ENTRIES FOR CHORAL COMPETITION OLOSE TUESDAY, JULY 29TH. For FLOWERS, &c.. FRIDAY. AUGUST 8TH. Grand Illumination of Gardens and Display of Fire- works by Pain (Loudon), with Promenade Concert, in Evening. Cheap Excursion Trains will be Run by G.W.R., T.V.R., and Rhymuey Railway, with Late Evening Trains. MILITARY BANDS IN ATTENDANCE. Further l'artlculau- HON. SRCRETARIF-3. 95150 66, Woodvllle-road. GLAMORGANSHIRE GISNKRAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. THE ANNUAL EXHIBITION Of HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, PIGS, IMPLEMENTS, POULTRY, DAIRY PRODUCE, &C., Will be held AT A HERAVON On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the 30th and 31st July, 1890, When Prizes amounting to nearly 91,000 will be Offered for Competition. Jumping Prizes will be competed for oil Both Days. The Colliery Competition will take place on Thursday, the 31st of July, at One p.m. PRUSIDKNT THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE EARL OF JERSEY. The Usual PUBLIC DINNER will be held at the Public-hall adjoining the Walnut Tree Hotel on Wed- | nesday, the 30th July, at S.x p.m., at which the President will preside. Tickets, 3s. 6d. each, to be had .it the Walnut Tree Hotel, or at the Secretary's Ottico in the Show Yard. The Show Yard will be Open to the Public on Wednesday, at Niue o'clock a.m., oil payment of 2s. each, and la, on the becond Day from Nine o'clock it.m. to Six p.m. RETURN TICKi TSat a Fare and a Quarter for the Double Journey will be issued by the Great Western, the Rliondda and Swansea Bay. the Tuff Vale, and ether Railways ou both days of the Show. A SPECIAL TRAIN will leave PORT TALBOT for CARDIFF at 915 p.m. on WEDNESDAY. July 30th, and at 8 16 p.in. on Tk[U RSDAY, July Slst, calling at all Intermediate Stations. On Thursday the Special will be extended to Newport, calling at Marsiifleld. The Cheap Return Tickets will be available by this Train. An EXCURSION TRAIN will leave CARMARTHEN at 8 40 a.m. on THURSDAY, the 31st of July. calling at Carmarthen Junction, Ferryside. Kidwelly, Pembrey, Llanelly, Loughor, Gowertou, Cockett, Swansea, and Landore, Returning from Port Talbot at 8 15 p.m. the Same J.'ay. Several other CHEAP EXCURSION TRAINS will be Run by the different Hallway Companies on both Days of the hhow. For Paiticulars see the Company's Pub- lished Bills. W. V. HUNTLEY, Secretary. Welsh St. Donatt's, Cowbrldge, Julv 6. IE9). 95149 A BERGAVENNY CASTLE. BANK HOLIDAY, MONDAY, AUGUST 4tb. 1890. Grand Display of Fireworks (by Wilde). Fire Portrlllt of 11. M. Stanley. Excellent Baud. Point to Point Steeplechase, if practicable. Tennis, Swings, Strides, Ac., as usual. Chtlap Railway Fares Refreshments on the Ground. Admission Sixpence. Passes issued. 95183 TH PONTYPRIDD FIRST ANNUAL FLOWER, FRUIT, AND VEGETABLE SHOW AT YNYSANGHARAD PARK, AUGUST 28TH, 1690 IPRESIDRNT L. G. LENOX, ESQ., J.P. Prizes amounting to about 2150 for Flowers, Fruits, Vegetables, Bees, etc. For Schedules apply to WM. SPICKETT, Hon, Sec., Pontypridd. 9j178 FIRST DAY. gHETLAND II 0 S I E R Y INHIBITION FOR THREE DAYS IN CARDIFF. ^N JgJXIIIBITlON S A I.J OF REAL SHETLAND HOSIERY For the Benefit of the Shetland Knitter* will be held in THE SMALL HALL, QUEEN-STREET ARCADE, CARDIFF. ON MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY, JULY 28TH, 29TH, AND 30TH, Between Eleven a.m. and Five p.m. Each Day. [95153 public appointments. piOUNTY OF MONMOUTH. ELECfION~OF~ CORONERS. The COUNTY COUNCIL of MONMOUTHSHIRE GIVE NOTICE that in consequence of the Resignation of Mr. E. D. Batt, one of the Coroners for Mon- mouthshire, TWO VACANCIES have arisen inthe Office of CORONfOR for the County, which will be lilled up by the APPOINTMENT of a CORONER for the ABERGAVENNY DISTRICT at a Salary of £ 250per annum, and of a CORONER for the MONMOUTH DISTRICT at a Salary of JB50 per annum. The following are the Conditions upon which the Appointments will be made and held 1. Tney will be aubject in every respect to any revision or alteration of the Districts and Boundaries that the County Council may from time to time resolve to make, and without payment, of any compensation. 2. No person of less than 30 years of age or more than 50 vearl of age shall he eligible as a candidate. 3. The requirements of the Acts of Parliament as to qualification and residence must bo strictly complied with. 4. No superannuation or pension will attach to the office. Canvassing of the members of the County Council by candidates or their friends, whether personally or by letter, is prohibited. Applications, stating age, accompanied oy certtncate of birth, qualification, and testimonials, are invited, and are to be sent to me. the undersigned, on or before the 4th day of AUGUST NEXT. U. STAFFORD GUSTAKD, Deputy-clerk of the County Counclt. Usk. 25th July. 1890. 9 M84 g THE GLAMORGANSHIRE GENERAL j t AGRICULTURAL SHOW. ABERAVON MEETING. JULY 30TH AND 318T, 1890. DAVID WILLIAMS, Saddler and Harness Manufac- turer, Treherbert, Rhondda Valley, will have a LARGE COLLECTION of his well-made HARNESS and SADDLES, LEATHER BELTING, and LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S WATERPROOF GARMENTS, Ac., &c. Stand tio. 4. A Visit will oblige. 95188 G OUT, RHEUMATISM. Why suffer from these distressing comphtnta when Cross's Gout and Rheumatic Pills will quickly give you relief and cure in a few days. In Boxes Is. and 2 6d. frr • by post.— J. MUKDAV, Chemist, 1, High street, OMOUL 782M Auction ^ummann Mr. DAVID THOMAS ALEXANDER. Freehold Farm, Ac., at Swansea Aug. Mr. W nRADLEY Furniture, &c.. at Cardiff July 28 Messrs. W. C. CLARK aud DOVEY. Canton Cross Brewery, Cardiff July 29 THEDUIvK-STKKKT AUCTION ANDSTOKAUiC KUXMh I.J. 0. NIAI)I)OX aid CO.. Alic,lor)eerso. Building Materials, at Cai diff. July 2i Furniture, at 2;6. (Jowbridge-road, Cardiff July 28 Furniture, at 36, Miskin-street, Cardiff Aug. 1 Messrs. W. GRAHAM, hON, and HITORCOX. Residence, at Newport Aug. 20 Messrs. KENNARD and Co. Pianos, Organs, Sc., at Cardiff July 31 Mr. LATTI. Leasehold Properties, at Royal Hotel, Cardiff .July- Horses, Ac., at Repository .oo.Auj(. 2 Mr. H. LEWIS. Public-house, &c., at MerMiyr Aug, 7 Mr. T, MOORE. Furniture, at Cardiff .July, 29, and 31 Mr, MORGAN MORGAN. Shop and Premises, at Cardiff -July 31 Leasehold Property, at Cardiff Aug. 12 Public-houses, Land. Ac., at Cardiff Aug. Mr. T. PAI.'RY Business Premises. &c., at Mountain Ash .Aug. 7 Lloeused Houses, Land, Ac., at Newport.Aut. 13 Messrs. WATERS and RAWLENCE. Freehold Estate, at Balisbury July 29 altø bp Auction -V SALE THIB DAY. MR. W. BRADLEY will SELL by iVi. AUCTION, at his Salerooms, North-road, on MONDAY. July 28. a Large Quantity of HOUSE- HOLD FURNITURE, ft., under distress for rent. Sale at Two. 1209n28 SALE TO-MORROW. IMPORTANT SALE OF A VALUABLE OARDIFF BREWERY, DOUBLE LICENSED PUIiLW VAULTS. AND TWO DWELLING HOUSES. TO BREWERS. INVaTOItS, AND OTHERS. MKSSRS. W. V. CLARK ti and DOVEY have been favoured with Instructions to OFFER for SALE by AUCTION (subject to conditions) AS A GOING CONCERN, at the Royal Hotel, Cardiff, on TUESDAY", July i;9th, at Three for Four o'clock. all that desirable Property known as the CANTON CROSS BREWEITY, CARDIFF, Together with the CANTON CROSS VAULTS, CARDIFF (Donble-IIcensed), and Two Messuages or Dwelling- houses adjoining, and the Goodwill of the Business con- nected therewith. The whole of the foregoing property Is held for a term of 99years from September, 1851, at the very low ground rent of £ li 12s. per annum, The Brewery has been substantially built, Is compact, and in thorough working order. The Plant (eight-quarter) Is of modern construction. and has been laid flown with a view, to meeting a large and increasing business. The Rolling Stock, Loose Plant, Book Debts, Ac., to be taken by the purchaser at a valuation, particulars of which will be given at the Time of Sale. A successful Trade has for a long time been carried on at the CAN TON CROSS VAULTS. The propei l y is fully licensed, is held by the present occupant under a yearly tenancy at the extremely low rental of C45 per annum. The Canton Cross Vaults Is in itself a valuable adjunct to the Brewery, and the whole is considered to be a first- class Property. The Two Dwelling-houses are of an annual letting value of £ 60 per annum. The Sale presents an unusual opportunity for obtain- iiig a tlioroiiglity good investment. Further Particulars, together with Conditions of Sale, may be obtained on application to H, Heard, Esq.. Solici- tor, Cardiff; Messrs. Ingledew, luce, and Vacbell, Solici- tors, Cardiff; or to the Auctioneers. 31, Queen-street, Cardiff. 19th July, 1890. 95044 LATTY'S ITEPOSITORY, C.A.RDIFF.- tj NEXT WIHKLY SALE, SATURDAY, August Z, lit. 2.30 p.m. Early entries solicited. 95187 SALE OFVALU ABLETDOUBLE-LICENSE D PU BLIC- HOUSE, SHOPS, AND DWELLING-HOUSES AT MERTHYR TYDFIL AND CEFN-COED. ivi R. HENRY LEWIS will O[IFER by 11'.1. PUHLIO AUCTION, at the Vulcan Inn, High- street, Merthyr Tydfil, on THURSDAY, AuguM 7ih, 1890, at Seven o'clock in the Evening, the following PBOPUHTY, Namely ALL THAT VERY OL I)- B STAB LIIRPD DUVBLE. LICENSED PUBLIC-HOUSE, Situate and being in the Town of Merthyr Tydfil, known ns the "VULCAN INN," In the occupalion of Mrs. Mi lward, part owner thereof. The Inn comprises an extensive and well fitted-up bar, large smoking, tap room, snuggery with side entrance, kitchen, long room,spacious room over smoke-room, four bedrooms and attic, good cellar with entrance thereto at front aud bilck. together with the stable yard and an outlet to the lane in the rear. The above premises are held for a term of 99 years, from 1st November, 1805, and will be aold subject to an apportioned yearly ground rent of iC7 15s. 5d. ALSO OTHER PROPERTIES. For Further Particulars apply to the Auctioneer, 2, Castle-street, Me rtliyi- Tydfil, or to Air. THOMAS PHILLIPS, Solicitor, Aberdare. July 15, 1893. 95126 -_u SALE THIS DAY QUEEN-STREET SALE ROOMS, EMPIRE- BUILDINGS, OARDIFF. MR. THOMAS MOORK will SELL by itL AUCTION, on MONDAY. TUESDAY, and THURSDAY, July 2dtb, 29th, and 31st. upwards of 400 lots of very superior NEW and SECOND-HAND FUR- NITURE, removed for convenience of sale. Sale each day at Two o'clock. 1152u31 PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MOUNTAIN ASH. GLAMORGANSHIRE. TO CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS. MR. THO?IAS PARRY has been favoured Ni with insnuetious to SELL by AUCTION, at the Brucu Arms Hotel, Mountain Ash. on THURSDAY, August 7th, 1890, at 3.30 o'clock in the Afternoon pre- cisely, subject to such Conditions of Sale as shall be then produced, several lots of VALUABLE BUSINESS PREMISES AND COTTAGES. Full Particulars in Posters and Ful ure Advertise- ments, and may be obtained, together with Plans of the Property, on and after July 28, on application to the Auctioneer, at his Offices, Albany-chambers, New. port or to port; or to Messrs. LLEWELLYN and MOORE, Newport, Mon., 95063 Vendors' Solicitors. TO BRE WERS, C A PI I'ALISTS, AND OTHERS. SALE OF THREE VALUABLE LICENSED HOUSES, FREEHOLD LAND, AND OTHER PROPERTIES, Situate in the Neighbourhood of Newport, Mon. MR. THOMAS PARRY has received M imtructiolls to SELL bv AUCTION, at the Westglite Hotel, Newport, on WEDNESDAY, August 13th, 1890, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, in the fol- lowing or such other Lots as may be then determined upon, and subject to such Conditions of Sale as shall be then produced :— Lot 1. All that Well-built and Commodious BEER- HOUSE known as "'file Britannia Inn," Pontymister. Tiits house is situate in one of the best positions fit Pontvmisier, midwav between the Tinworks and Foundry, and was 30 years in the occupation of the late Mr. bbewey, and has every convenience for carryiiig oil a large tratte. There is attached to the property a Brewbouse, Bakery, Blacking and Coal Dust Manufactory, with 10 h p. En-jiue and Boiler, Mortar Mill, Saw Bench, and a capital Vinery and Productive Garden. Immediate possession of this lot can be given. Lot 2. TWO WELL-BUILT LEASEHOLD COTTAGES and a PUBLIC ASSEMULY-ROOM. situate at Ponty- mister aforesaid, ana which produces a gross yearly rental of tSg 13s. Lot 1 is held under a lease for 99 years from the 1st August, 1861, at, the annual ground rent of t2 18s. Lot 2 is held under a lease for 99 years from the 1st July, 1868, at the aniiual ground rent of JM 2s. Lot 3. All that valuable LEASEHOLD BBERHOUSE known its the Shepherd's Pride, situate in the main thoroughfare of the n. pi illy rising suburb of Maiudee, and now let to Messrs. Hancock and Co. (Limited), on a leasb expiring oil tht .'0th May, 1892, at the low annual rental of 930. Lot 4. All that convenient and well-situated IRON- MONGER'S SHOP aud PREMISES, adjoining the Shepherd's Pride, and now in the occupation of Mr. Dicks, at a yearly rental of 9.12. Lots 3 and 4 are held under a lease for 99 years from the 1st March, 1858, at the very moderate annual ground rent oftd, which will be apportioned at the time of sale. Lot 5. All that valuable LEASEHOLD BEKRHOUSE, known us the Yew Tree Inn. situate at Cwmbran, and now in the occupation of Mr. W. Lloyd, also the COTTAGE adjoining. The Beerhouse is let to Messrs. Hancock and Co. (Limited), under a lease expiring on the 20th day of September, 1893, at the low annual rental of tl5, and the cottage is in the occupation of Mrs. Buns, and produces a rental of £ i. This Lot is held under a lease for 99 years from the vml February, 1861, at the nominal ground rent. of .£2 19s. per annum. Lot* 6. All that piece of excellent FREEHOLD PAS- TURE LAND, containing by admeasurement 7a. Zr. Up., or thereabouts, situate in the parish of Llangattock- juxta-Caerleon, and now in the occupation .of Mr. George Arthur, at the low annual rental of 216, This Land is bounded Oil the east by the Soar Brook and on the west, north, and south by lands th property of J. C. Hanbury, Esq. For further particulars as to the whole of the loti and to view apply to the Auctioneer, at his Offices, Aibauj- chambers. Newport; or As to Lots 1 and 2, to Mr. T. S. Edwards, Solioitor, High-street, Newport. As to Lot, 3 and 4, to Mr. T. Baker Jones, Solicitor, Bank-chambers, Newport. As to Lot 5, to Messrs. Lloyd and Pratt, Solicitors, Bank-chambers, Newport. As to Lot 6, to Mr. F, S. Dauncey, Solicitor, Albion- chambers, Newport; or Messrs. Clinton and Co., Solicitors, 59 and 60. Ohau- cery-lane, London. Newport, July 24tli, 1890. 95185 JONES BROTHKUS, PRINCIPAL BILL. POSTERS AND DELIVERERS, HIGH-STREET, NEATH, ATI) BRITON FERRY, Circulars Addressed and Delivered. Bill-posters to the Great Western and Neath and Brecon Railway*, and the Principal Auctione 1", LeMW of I Place* aua &alto; tm Suction MONMOUTHSHIRE. "WAIN VAWR," NEAR NEWPORT, On the Western Valleys Section of the Great Western Railway. MESSRS. WILLIAM GRAHAM, SON, and HIl'CHt OX are Instructed bv Colone: Hey- worth to SELL by AUCTION, at the King's Head Hotel. Newport, on WEDNESDAY, the 20th day of August, 1890, at Three o'clock prompt, this LONG LEASEHOLD FAMILY RESIDENCE, Together with Its Pleasure Grounds, Orcharding, Kitchen Gardens, Greenhouses, Orchard-house, tbling. and Two Cottars. the whole comprising a" :reaa of 5a. 2r. 16p., or thereabouts, situate about a quarter of a mile from Cross Keys Railway Station and one mile from Rigeii, and having the bold mountain scenery of the neighbourhood all around it. The property is held from Lord Tredegar under a I' repairing lease for a term of 60 years from the 24th June, 1887, at the ittinual i-ent of £17. It is in the occupation of the vendor, and will oe sold with possession on completion ot the purchase, the 29th II September next. One half of the purchase money may remain on mort- II gage. bearing interest at 3t per cent. A large sum of money has recently been expended on the house and the tastefully laid-out grounds, and the Auctioneers recommend the property for occupation or II as an investment. Full descriptive Particulars, Plan, and Conditions of Hale may be obtained upon application to the Auc- tioneers, or to Messrs. DAVIS and LLOYD, 95041 Solicitors, Newport. BY ORDRU OF THJB MORTGAGEES. TRBMAKMS-STREBr. CARDIFF. SALE o'tliLi A?D FKMUSM. MR. MORGAN MORGAN hM MCMved M tn?truetiont to SELL by AUOTION, at the "-y?f Hotel, on THURSDAY, July 318t, at 7.30 p.m.. aM that SHOP, DWELLING-HOUSE, AND PREMISES Situate and being No. 54, Treliarris-street, Roath, Caroiff. and now in theoccup -tion of Mr. J. Mitchell. The Premises re heid under a lease for a term of 99 years (from the 29tii day of September, 1 85, except the last three days thereof), at a yearly ground rent of 24 14s. For Further Particulars apply to the Auctioneer, at his Offices, Albert-chambers, Cardiff; or to WYNDHAM HE ES, Esq., Solicitor, 9:056 Borough-chambers, Cardiff. SAL EOF VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTY IN PLANTAGENET-STREET, CLIVE-ROAD. ETHL- 8TREET, AND CLARE-ROAD, CARDIFF; AND HARRIET-STREET, COGAN. MR. MORGAN MUHGAN is instructed ivi to BELL by AUCTION, on TUESDAY, August 12th, 1890, at. the Mart, Bank-buildings, St. Mary-street, Cardiff, at 7.30 p.m., the following desirable PROPERTIES Lot L All that substantially-built Residence, known as 59, Plantagenet-street, Riverside, fitted with all the latest improvements let to very respectable tenant at 13s. per week. Held under lease for 99 years from 1884, at the low annual ground rent of Al 15s. Lot 2. All that Freehold Shop, with Rakehouse, Stables, and Outhouses, situate and being No. Clive- road. Canton, and leased to Mr. H. C. Hooper for a term of live years at the yearly rental of £O, Lot 3. All those Four Leasehold Cottages, being Nos. 9,11, 13, and 16. Ethel-Street, Canton, Cardiff, let to re- spectable tenants at 4s. 6d. each respectively. Held under lease for99 years from 1884, at a yearly ground rentofjBZlCt. each. Lot 4. All those Two comfortable Workmen's Houses, Nos. 19 and 20, Harriet-street, Cogan. Held under leases for a term of 99 years trom May 6th, 1890, at a ground rent of iCl 16s. each per annum. Lot 5. Two similar Houses, Nos. 24 and 25, Harrltt- street, Cogan. Ground rent ie2 each. Lot 6. Two similar Houses, Nos. 26 and 27, Harriet- atreet. Cogan. Ground rent 4C2 each. Lot 7. All that substantially-built Corner Shop and Two Dwelling-houses adjoining, known a. Nos. 2, 4, and 6. Clare-road, Cardiff. The shop is let at 138, per week, and Ihe two houses at 8s. 6d. respectively. Held under leases for 99 years from October, 1887, at a ground rent of 96, t4, and JE4 per annum. Lot H. Two valuable Leasehold Residences In Victoria- road, Penarth, within three minutes' walk of the Penarth Station, and occupied by C. Crone, Esq., and E. G. Williams. Esq. For Further Particulars as to Lots 1 and 8 apply to Wyudham liees, Esq., Solicitor, Carditf; and as to Lots 2, 3. 4. 5, 6, and 7. to Messrs. Randall and Wilson, Solicitors, Cardiff; or as to the whole of the Lots to the Auctioneer, at 3 and 4, Albert-chambers, Cardiff. [950o5 PRELIM IN AR Y~ ANNO UNOEMENT. TOWN OF CARDIFF. THE ESTATE OF JOSEPH i EES, ESQ, I)ii,CEASED. IMPORTANT SALE OF EXCEPTIONALLY VALU- ABLE Pit OPE uTIES, Comprising PUBLIC-HOUSE AND OTHER VALU- ABLE PROPERTY IN BUTE-STREET, SOPHIA-STREET, HOMFRAY- STRKET. AND PELLETT-STRBET. AND FREEHOLD LAND A\D COTTAGES AT WHITCHURCH. MR. MORGAN MORGAN is favoured r with instructions to SELL by PUBLIC AUC- TION, at the Royal Hotel, Cardiff, on the day of AUGUST, the following FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES (Sulject to the Conditions uf Sale then and there to be read)- Lotl. All tbat valuable LEASEHOLD DWELLING- HOUSE. situate and being lA, Sophia-street, Cardiff, held under lease for a term of 98 years from 29th Sep- tember, 1853. The ground rent payable in respect of this property is paid by the owner of the Universal Hotel adjoining. Lot 2. All those FOUR WELL-BUILT COTTAGES, being Nos. 1, 2.3. and 4, Sophia-street, held under lease for a term of 98 years from 29th September, 1852. Lot 3. All those VALUABLE PROPERTIES, being No. 5, Sophia-street, and No. 17, Christina-street, Cardiff, and held under the same terms as Lot 2. The ground rent in respect of Lots 2 and 3 is very low. being only iC,2 19s. per annum, which sum will be apportioned at the time of sale. Lot 4. All that Valuable LEASEHOLD PREMISES. No. 208, Bute-street, Cardiff, being a commodious Corner Shop and Dwelling-house, with Yard and Outhouses, and now in the occupation of Mr. W. F. Flower as a Wine and Provision Merchant; also a wall-built Dwelling-house adjoining, being No. 60, Sophia- street. The whole of Lot 4 is held under lease for the reqfdue of a term ot 97 years from 29th September, 1864, aud subject to an annual ground rent of iC6 12s. Lot 5. All those THREE WELL-BUILT DWELLING- HOUSES, being Nos. 12,13, and 14. Homfray-street, Cardiff, held under lease for a term of 99 years from 1st November, 1848, at allltnllual ground rent of XZ each. Lot 6 All those TWO CAPITAL MESSUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES, situate and being Nos. 4 and 5, Pellett-street, Cardiff, and held under a Lease for a term of 99 years, from February 3, 1842, aud subject to the low annual ground rent of 23 12s. Lot 7. All that Well-established and Valuable LICENSED PUBLIC-HOUSE and PREMISES, known as the Anglesey Tavern, being No. 23, Bute-street, Car- aiff, held under Lease tor the residue of a term of 88 years, and subject to the extremely low ground rent of £ 112s. 7.i. per iiii ii u in. Theae Premises are leased to W. Hancock. Esq., of the firm of Messrs. Hancock and Co. (Limited), Cardiff, for 21 years, and which lease expires in. a fewyears hence. Lot 8. All that valuable FREEHOLD LAND AND COTTAGES situate at Pantbach, Whitchurch, near Cardiff, consisting of a Field or Paddock of Land, about one acre In extent, and Three capital Cottages with Gardens. Further Particulars may be obtained on application to WYNDHAM REES, Etq., Solicitor, Cardiff, Or of the AUCTIONEER, Nos. 3 and 4, Albert-chambers, 95194 High-street, Cardiff. SALE TO-MORROW WILTSHIRE. IN THE PICTURESQUE WOODFORD VALLEV. THE MANOR FARM, LOWER WOODFORD. Four Miles from the Market Town and Cathedral City of Salisbury, from which London and Bath are reached by Rail In Two Hours. JVLVJf L ESSRS. WATERS and RAWLENCE JLTJL have received instructions to BE, Li by AUC- TION. at their Rooms, Canal, Salisbury,on TUESDAY, July 29, 1890, at Three o'clock, in One Lot, the Attrac- tive FREEHOLD ESTATE Known as "The Manor Farm," comprising the Resi- dence distinguished as "The Manor House," situateiii the Village of Woodford, and well placed a short remove from the Road, with Finelv-timbeied and Pleasant Surrounding. Lawn Tennis Groiird, and Walled-in Kitchen Garden, and about, 136. 2r. 23p. of Early and Productive Water Meadow and Fertile Arable Land, with Suitable Home and Dowu Buildings, and Dairyman's House with Garden and Stable attached, the whole comprising a desirable Dairy, Sheep, and Corn Farm, with Residence, well worthy of notice. The land is in all excellent state of cultiva- tion, and now ill the occupation of Mr. Francis Carey, on a yearly tenancy, at the low rental of £105, tenant paying tithe rent-charge. The Estate, which is a mixed holding such as is seldom to be obtained in ihe neighbourhood, includes some of The best arable hnd in the district, especially healthy for sheep, and affords unusual faciliciesfci- rearing stock, the water m:IlJoWt1, conveniently pUccd near the home building:, being fIt considerable impor- tance. It is a rccogniscd and favourite lay fcr partridges, aud the Estate also affords fishing in the River Avon, besides being well placed for hunting with Lord n"tt- nor'a, the South and West Wilts, and Tcuworth Fox- hounds. Printed Particulars, with Plans and Conditions nf Hale, may be obtained of the Auct.iouae>°«, Canal, balisbury; of Messrs. Waters and Gater, Land Sur- veyors, Salisbury; or of MORGAN and MALE, 95171 Solicitors, Pontypridd. £ >ales bp }3nl)ate Contract. A NEW COLLI i-JRY TO BE SOLD BY I J.]L PKtVATH CONTRACT. The Colliery is now working every day. ANALYSIS OF COAL. No. 1.—Three Feet Clean Coal. Volatile mattt r 36 5 per c-'it.. All 2*3 Sulphur 1*7 No. 2 Feet Vein. Volatile matter 35*4 per c-nt. Ash 1'S { Sulphur t: i Fireclay. 7ft. thick as well. This is a genuine con- cern aud a fortune to any brickworks. The Mill is already put down on the ground ready for work. I Apply to RICHARD HAY, 119. Wood-road. Tre- forest. 95122 All I)' A'ANEI:.S-amateur aud profeeaicna I Farmers, Anglers, Sportsmen, and all b- j tereattd iu Rural Matters will tind Mr. J. Muir"s | 11 RLIILAL Noma" i;i Mi<j"WM«a.v )tAIL" t,-ç;.h ill •caeting aitd valuable. I Oatte; bp guctron. CHURCH-STIIEFT SALE ROOMS, CARDIFF. TO PURCHASERS OF PIANOs, ORGANS, AND HAhMONtUMS. 1\,fESSRS. KENNAUD and Co. will j?JL conduct a SALE of MU?CAL INSTRUMENTS on THURSDAY NEXT. the3st July. when they Will OFFKR by AUCTION about 20 HANOFORTES, New and Second-hand, aud several American Organs and Harmoniums. The Auctioneer begs to call especial attention to this sale of Instruments, and requests an inspection any day before or on day of Sale. which wiU take place at 2.30 on THURSDAY, the 31st. 1245n31 SALE THIS DAY. CEYLON HOUSE, 266, COWRRIDGE-ROAD, CANTON. CARDIFF. ON MONDAY. JULY 28r_, 1S90.COMMENCING AT TWO O'CLOCK PRECISELY. MESSRS. J. G. MADDOX and CO. are 1'; instructed by Miss Garsed (who is leaving Cardiff) to SELL by AUCTION the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Comorising walnut suite in green plush, mahogany dining-room suite in leather, a capital pianoforte in walnut case (by D'Almaine), a nearly new Invalid's chair (byKingatone, of Bath) and the usual other dining and drawing room effects, together with the contents of -ix bedrooms, including (even very superior feather beds. For Further Particulars, See Posters, or apply to the Auctioneers, at their Offices and Salerooms, 25, Duke- street, Cardiff. 95036 BALE THIS DAY. BANGOK WHAliF, EAST CANAL. MESSRS. J. G. MADDOX mA CO. Me 1)', iMtnMted by the High BaiUN to MLL by PU LIO AUCTION, on MONDAY, the 28th July ICSD, at Eleven o'clock prompt, SUFFICIKNT OF THE GOODS Upon the above Premises. Including Tiles, Pipes, Pott, Pans, Bricks, Syphons, Slates, and a Small Lot of Office Furniture, the property of Richards and Co., to cover a claim for rent and an execution of the County-court. No Reserve. DuKe-street. Cardiff, July 23, 18S0. 95104 HALK TO-MORROW DUKE-STREET AUCTION HOOMS, CARDIFF. On TUESDAY allll THURSDAY. July 29th and 3lst, 1S90. commencing Each Eay at Two o'clock precisely. Ol ALE of EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD o APPOINTMENTS, comprising Suites in various Woods, suitable for Drawing and Dining-rooms, with Tables, Sideboards, and Cabinets to match Walnut and Rosewood Overmantels, Fenders and Brasses, Iron and Brass Bedsteads, with Bedding complete; Bedroom Suites in Ah and Walnut, Duchesse Washstands and Dressing Tables, with Wardrobes en suite; Chests of Drawers, Towel Rails, ic„ together with a quantity of IvffeCts Sold by order of the High Bailiff. Goods oil View Morning of Each Day's Sale. All Entries for these Sales can be made up to Day Prior to the Auction. 95129 J. G. MADDOX and CO., Auctioneers. 36, MISKIN-STREET, CATHAYS, CARDIFF. On FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1890, Commencing at Two o'clock precisely. MESSRS. J. G. MADDOX and CO. are 1't: instructed by W. W. Richards, Esq. (who ia going abroad), to SELL by AUCTION the whole of his Excellent HOUSEHOLD APPOINTMENTS, Comprising mahogany and walnut suites, upholstered in leather and plush oak oval-ended dining and other tables, mahogany glass-backed sideboard, excellent pianoforte in walnut case, by D'Almaine; musio cabinet, carpets, fenders and irons. Ac.; iron and brall leusteads, with spring and wool mattresses 4ft. ward- robes, with panel and glass doors; walnut duchesse toilets, mahogany duchesse dressing-table with marble op and large cheval mirror, chests of drawers, toge- her with t he usual kitchen utensi 's and a capital mangle by Cross Bros. There will b, No Reserve. On View Morning of Sale; Offices and Salerooms. 25. Duke-street, Cardiff. 95111 Builbino: £ >onette& Set* sIOU'J' 'll WAI,I,S BUILI). ING SOCIETY. CAMBRIAN CHAMBEBS, 12, West- gate-street. CARDIFF.—The DIRECTORS are PRE- PARED to make ADVANCES nu Leasehold aud Freehold "ecuritieø, Interest Reduced Half per Cent, ou Old and New advances.—JOHN JlONKINs, A.?.?ec?nr. ?' 45"3 1/TERTHYR AND DOWLAIS BUILDING SOCIETY. Established 1872, Incorporated 1874. LOANS ADVANCED IN SUMS FROM E100 TO £ 10,000. Easy Re-payments in 3 to 17 Yftre-Favourable Redemption Terms—Utmost Secrecy-Loans on Build- ings in P\'oress-No Management Charges. I'or PMtieui!trs apply to Mr. PETER WILLIAMS, Secretary. Glebeland House, Merthyr Tydfil; or to Local Agents throughout South Wales. 39014 rX pRE EQUITABLE BUILDING i SOCIETY. V MSTLBLIBERT) IN 1867. Head OflTce 12, HAMMBT-STREET, TAUNTON. Manager Mr. THOMAS KITE. SHARES, £60. INTEREST, S PER CBNT. TOTAL ADVANCED, 9321,015. RESERVE FUND, £ 11,349. £ 12,000 now Ready to be Advanced upon Freehold or Leasehold Properties. Monthly Re-payments, including Principal and Ia. terest, 10s. for each 4k60 Advanced. Term Thirteen Years Four Months. For Prospectus, Ac., apply to the Manager er the following Agents:- Cardiff: Mr. B. HODKINSON, Albert-chambers, High-street. Newport: Mr. HERBERT DAVIES, Arcade-chamber*. Neath Mr. WILLIAM PADDISON. ActiveAgents Wanted in Unrepresented Towns.[9380 4311blicatioils. BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE. No. £ 93.—AUGUST, 1890.-2S. 6D. CONIENTS:-IOTu NOVEMBER, 1882 AN EPIHOM IN THB LAND LEAGUE b[OUMSNT.-ELZUGOLL"- THE ISLAND OF GRKKN, RID, AND WHITIL-CREMs IN FICTION.—'—GUEUTCH, by Francis Scudamore. AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION, by C. U. Aikman.-TIKZ VALE OF IDAB A SERMON IN STONES, by Sophie Welase. Conclusion. KENNETH MACRAE, by James Graham. -1'BB BAMBOO, by P. Hordern.-Tux NEW-FOUND WOBLD AND ITS HERO.——A SECRET MISSION. Chaps. xi.-xv.-BLmETALLISPI, by Herbert C. Gibbs.-TKS SESSION AND THE MINISTRY. WILLI AU BLACKWOOD and SONS, Edinburgh and London. 94175 Now Publishing, in 6d. Parts. I 0 ES Y MER THY B I. A DNHOLION 0 HANE3 YR EGLWYS," Gan Y ParOh J. D. JENKINS. D.D., Vicar of Aberdare. CARDIFF. 94128 New Edition. Now Ready. IC y FlRCH 0 GEFN YDFA." Gan ORAIGFRYN. Price Is. By Post Is. 2d. DANIEL OWEN and CO. (LIMITED), CARDIFF. 94121 EAD "THB LAW OF POPULA- J? TION." by ANNIE BMANT -A Work designed to induce married people to limit their family within the means of subsistence.-Sent post free by W. H. Boy- nolds, Publisher, New Cross London, S.E.. on receipt of eight penny stamps. MMd w EDDING pRESENTS AND TESTIMONIAL PLATE.  B R?,OTHEM j^/ £ ESSRS. ??RUSS JgROTHERS Are now Exhibiting the NEWEST ard NEFAT SELECTED STOCK IN WALES of ELECTRO SILVER PLATE, FINE CUTLERY, and STERLING 6ILVER ARTICLES. The PoMie will lie wall by INSPECTING their llteak before Purchasing elsewhere. | CATALOGUES ?MX. CATALOGUES ¥aøl. Aft Kim MR RLXING:o:n AND MAFPIff Å. W MSB'S PL AIE. 3 IBB «, ST. HAKY-STitLKT, CARDIFF. •4221 1ARDLFP ADVERTISING, BILL^POST- V ) ING. AND CIRCULAR U:8TRIBUTU?? COM- PANY (LIMITED;. G<fPIGi<&. C.Aftt»- f-TRBFT. c A UL ir- SHPSETJRY, FRANK H. ^IMPBOK. Va-it Fer'jtwient Posting Stations in CardL? Oft Nelchbottrhowi, Contractors for ill iVscitpttwaa .el k £ ?ertisiug, I'icl. Umtimg Circular*, A*. AI: Ocdacs nnntUr lifteZA" t*

F R Y^S PUltE CONCENTRATED COCOA. From W. H. STANLEY, N.D.. ft*. "I aonslJer it a verv rieb, delleious Cocoit. It tslitgtaTy eea eatrated, and therefore eeonomleal as family food tilths drink par excellence for children, and givesM trouble in making." Parii Exhibition, 1889, Gold Medal awarded to J. S. FBI. and SONS. To secure this Artiolo ask for 'Fr¥'. Fore concen- trated Cocoa. [7032