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d\ A WTONK & ??0., VT« A* v; COMl'Ll l'K 1TNK15AL ITUNlsniiRS. KVKUV nKVll'IsiTI': I'Oll FUNERALS OF ALL CLASSES. Vtoi-rli tms of Cars. ilea taw. Khelliblers, muierh Flemish Home*. Coaches. Broughams, and fiery iteuMsary < <tilli>iu<*iir for Kuiterals. I'liH'K LIST ON' ArrucATioy. CAIWJt1. 73264 public Companies, Jfcr. v- The SUBSCRIPTION* LISTS OPENED on THURSDAY, the 21st day of August, ami may CLOSE on TUES- DAY. the 2nd day ot September. fpilE PONTYPRIDD IMPROVEMENTS JL CO?IPAM (HMtTED;. CAPITAL £ 50,000. in 5.0CO SHARES of .c10 EACH. The Bristol and West ot England Bank (Limited) tire autliorised to receive Applications for Shares in this (:(101¡>aIlY, p\yalil(" IU iollows-!t'. pt'l' 81¡¡\r" 011 '\PloI¡, cation, iQs. per Share oil Allotment, and the Balance in Calls not exceeding 9.1 per Share at intervals of not less than two months. DIRKCTOKS. PHILIP JOH-V DUNN, Esq., Ciofta Hall. Llantrisant. J.P. DAVID WILLIAM DAVIES. Esq.. Ffrwd Villa. Tony. i.in iv, Khondda V.Ile,V. J.P. TriO^i. WM. PAlmy, Ú,q" M.R.C.S., Ao., Ferndale. DAVID ^MllH, Esq.. Unit-v House, Aberdare. M.K. WILLIAM JONES POWKLL, Esq.. Pontypridd. GEORGE KNILL, l.sq., Cardiff and lonypandy, :\lerel:ant, DANIEL WILLIAMS. Esq., Pontypridd. BA^kklis. -Tue BRISTOL AND V. K.'ST OF ENGLAND BANK (LIMITED). Pontypridd. SKCKKT KV.—WILLIAM blICKETT. Esq., Polity- pi itid. EOLICIIOR?.—Mesrrs. SPICKETT and SOXS. Masonic- h¡jtii(l, Pontypridd. F.N>.MKH ?'? A?HTKCT. ARTHUR OWEN I.VANS, Esq., Pontypridd. PKO.-iPK.CTU3. T:¡ Company has been formed for the purpose of widening, levciiiiitf, and improving two narrow streets cal.ed Mill-street and Khonada-road, and a portion ot K.»theiine-street, in the Town ot Pontypridd, iiL the Countv ot GJ:\lllUrlIn, an(\ re-btiildiiig oil existing sites, or idling or letting sites to others for re-building, sub- stantial shops and residences. In order to effect this great and importallt public improvement the Company have applied to P,,rL,, ..Lnie,,t and obtained all Act for the acquisition of the necessary land and houses on eitiier side of the stfee's. the Town of Pontypridd is situate in the Coat District cf Glamorganshire, at. the IIHluth ol the Rhoudda Valleys, from which the largo Docksal Cardiff, Penartli. and Barry are supplied with the celebrated W/elsh Steam Coal. It it a maiket town of considerable com- mercial imp irt nice, containing a population oi about z0,000 inhabitants, and is the centre of an industrial district having within a radius of eiyht or nine miles a population of about 160,Cc.). It is in direct eomnini.ica/ ion with the important docks above mentioned, as v/ell as with all the principal towns in South Wales, by wealls llf the 1 dt Vale Railway, the Pontypridd, Caerphilly, and Newport Railwa'y, the Swansea and Khoruida Vall'.vs Junction Railway, the PontypridJ and Llantriaant Railway, the Great Western Railway, the Cow bridge ktailway, ntid the Cowbri ig»and Ab<|rthaw Railway. Forty years ago Ponlypridd was » mere village. It grew rapidly 4lter I860, when the C'lebrnled Steaui Coal Collieries began to be opened in tb.e Rhondda Valleys, and within the past ten years Jts growth has been greatly accelerated by the opery'.njj of new collieries within a mile or tw o of the town ;tsvif. .Niiii-i,tree,. which is 211 yarda in length, is most ftd- »anta>;eous.y situated in the tyost PAFL ot the tuwii. and is contiguous to, arid cammunicates with, the principal street (TafT-stveet) and the large general market in Market-street, and is within a few >ards of i,tienew lnii, tviii h is tipli principal hotel, the Bristol atid West oi Ensland Bank, atrl three other Banks. Khondda-road is a sUeet &') yards in length, fuui extends from the end of Mill-street In a westerly direc- tion, the two stieets forming the entrance alld theollly approach by road to the Rhondda Valleys, which lidve a p 'pulation of 1C0.CC0 inhabitants. The dailv trattic thi-ough these treets to and from the lihomkla Valleys is very considerable. For the purpos" ot the Parliamentavy proceedings, the exact amount, of lueh traltic was ascertained oil Wednesday 110,1 Satur- day. tlie l'ith «nd l&th days of March last, with the following results, — V. hides Persons Cattle and .fall on other Pedestrians. Kinds. Horsekick. Animals. 16 97 V.tli March—a,-t4. 35 Although so advantageously situated in the very reutre of the town, it ill-street has not been utilised exeept in two or three instances near its approaches in Kwtherine-ftreet and TiuT-street for business premises, by rt-a 0" ol its narrow 10",1 hpace, which in some parts Ii<iniy 14 feet, and the impossibility of widening it without th" powers of all Act of Parliament and it ha1, therefore, remained in tho primitive stale in which it v.- is built about seventv vears ago, the buildings con- Ms ing tor the moat part of sma 1 instnitary cottages, s'.abie?, and ililaoid ited st<ne houses and workshops. in otti..r to widen and improve this great and impor- tant thoroughfare and the appion-hes (hereto in Taff- street and K i hci ine-s i,eet, tiiis Company has obtained 1'I':I<1I1H 1110\1\' f'III\'('rs to IIc(¡uire t he lee ¡¡imp\(' Qf till" in "••ssarv land and houses,as well as to build over the Kiver Hhonddi on either side of I he Uholldù" Bridge, and intend to widen, level, and re-build Mill-street and Rnoud (.lo.'id a.nl a portion of Kfitheriiic-sfreet. atid build on eacii siiie of the Rhondda liridge, and convert ihe-e Sites into the best commercial streets Di th'' town. The widening wid be effect.nl by extending the biiil'iings inio the bed of the iiivtr Kliotidda on one side of Mill-street and puichasing additional land on th'; otlu r side, for which the news- taiy powers have been obia ned. thus uiving a much greater depth for business premises. Theie is a great tiemaiid for good business piemises in the central parts of Ih,. town, where, owing to the large trade carried out and th" scarcity of good shops, rents are exc ptionaliy high. The Directors believe that this scheme wi!) afford a perfectly saie and prolitable fiveho'd investment to the shareholders. It liai received the sanction of the Local Board, who have entered into a contract, to pay the Company .t500 towards the ttreet improvements, and it is generally 1I1'r,.ve,1 ut by the residents. When it, was submitted III the Local Board and received their approval, the Chairman publicly declared that it was the greatest improvement that had ever been proposed for the iown. In the early stag"- of the proceedings some dis- satisfaction was expressed under t lie erroneous impres- sion that the directors and their friends intended to appropriate t 11" whole of the capital, but oil it, being announced at a public meeting that the capital would be offered to the public, the scheme met with the general support of the inhabitants. 'I ht' estimated cost of the entire scheme is about £ 70,OJO, which it is proposed to riis,, part ly by the issue <jf £ a0,C{»0 in Shares and partly by it Join. The esti- mated revenue. based oil the Engineer's caicu la:ions, is ikb.SO. Tile wlit)le of the Capit- l is now offered t,, tljti public, but, the Directors hope it will not lie necessary to call in the whole amount, preferring to borrow upon the security of the propertv at II low rate of interest. If the whole of the £ 50,0^0 were called up and he :;1.,0\ estimate of income should (as it is believed) uo realised, it will equal a dividend of not less than £9 per celit.,wilere-. if it should be found practicable to borrow more than it is estimated to pityn larger dividend. Applications for shares should be made on the enclosed forms, accompanied by a payment of Ten Shillings per Share on the ntiml H' of Shares applied for, and tor- warded to the Bristol and West ot England Bank (Limited), at the Chief Office at Biistol. or any of their Branches, where also Prospectuses may be obtained. August, 1S90. 95b81 N, A.NI'YBAI't, STONE QUAllRY. PAVING, KERBING, CHANNELLING, and other STONES ofverv Superior (Quality SUPPLIET) at the NANTYBAR SIDING on Very Advantageous Terms. Dire t communication with the G.W.R., South Wales Min- sal. and the R. an l S.B. Railways. Appl., lixing all appoi tment to meet Oil the pro- perly, to Mr. B. M. DA VIES, W ellfield, S5851 Aberavon. E. T 0 C K D A L E, THE ANATOMICAL BOOT MAKER (Late of WOOD-STREET, CARDIFF), to inform his Friends and Customers that he has a Mr.-t-cluss Assortment of IADIES', GENTLEMEN. AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND MiuEs. Bpoclal attention paid to his I-i,s, -class Harid-sewn HOt), Perfect Fit Guaranteed. of the First-class Waterproof Shooting Boot. All ÃlIId, o. Hunting and Riding Boots Made to Order. Cork Boots of Every Description Made for Cripples. Repair? Fetched and 8ent Home Same Day. -111 Work done on the Premisen. [4225a4 J_ £ E W E T S oiS OLD CAH VED QAK FU P, T UE. ALL GOODS CARRIAGE PAID. lllu$tr*ted Catalogue and Special Designs Post Fr'. TOTTI5NHAM COUKT-KOAD, LONDON. 8212 G4 AHDENERS-amateur and profewionT -FarmetS, Anciert. Hportsmen. Kn t nil i„ tor?ted in Ru?t Matt? will hnd -?Ir. /I- R¡;AL NoT?" m the W^KLY MAIL b '1,1\,6 ,w.. ot.1II iJuijlic ^lottres* ITN iTAKl AN Cll UltCIf, WEST- ) GROVE, CARDIFi'—BEIiVICES TO-MORHOW K;* veil ,1,11\. hnd ê.3J p.m. Merning. "'ihe Lamp 01 I.if'- i aiid tT COI.LKGH OF SOUTH WALKS AND MONMOUTHSHIRE. EVENING TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT. TEACHERS are KKQMltED in Commercial Subieet., including Spi\nis!i, Book-keeping, Commercial Aiith- inetic, Conimercial Correspondence, Commercial Geo- uraph.v, and Shorfhau l. Candidates prepared to take several of thejo subject; will pletse state particulars in their applications, which, together with testimonials and references, must bo for warded before HEPTEMBKU 9th. 1690. Further information may be obtained on application to IVOR JAMES, Registrar. Cardiff, Auc. 12. 18TO. tJt,15 QT. MARY'S HOSPDAL MEDICAL ? SCHOOL. 1'ADD'XGION. W. The WINTEH SESSION Begins on OCTOBER 1. The Prospectus, to t>e hail on to the SCHOOL SECRETARY (Mr. F. H. Madden), contains til, fullvzt information as to the Science Scholarships, in ,'a'IIo from Fifty to a Hundred Guineas, which will lie awarded by Open Examination on September 25th and 26th; ns to the course of study, the Special Classes for tlx Higher Examinations and Degrees both at the Colleges and the Universities, and on all nutters connected with the teaching In the HospitltllUhl the School. The Residential College is under a Warden—Dr. LUFF. HERBERT W. PAGE, M.A..M.C.. Cantab. L8215 Dean. VISIT OF ILlMr. THE DUKE OF V CLARENCE AXD AVONDALE TO CARDIFF. The LUNCHEON on the above occasion will be held in the Park-hall ou WEDNESDAY, the 17th cptemtltjr. 'tickets for Luncheon exclusive, of willpg. Ac., 10s. 6d. each tickets for Ladles' Gallery, 2s. 6d. each. The tickets are limited in number, and will be sold in the order of application, which must be matle to me not later than the Stit Setteiiibek- next. Dy Order, J. L. WHKATLEr, Town-clerk. Town-hall, Cardiff, August 2oth. 1890. 95761 Lloyds BANK LIMITED. BRANCHES of this Rank will be OPENED on MONDAY'. 1st September, lIkJO, at Ko. 3i, WEST HUTU-STREET, CARDIFF, and at DOCK-CHAMBERS, BARRY. HOWARD LLOYD. General Manager. Head Office, 25tli AuidustLK-:i0. 05:05 T LO Y D S _Jj A N K (L1 M 1TED)_. .VB'dANCH of this BANK will he OPENED 011 MONDAY. 1st at PONTYPUOL. HOWARD LLOYD, General Manager. He:tù ofti(!(>, 29th August. 1890. 9t.8j¡) + I"5IIONDDA AND SWANSEA BAY > 1UILWAY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that this Company's l'H,U:swiil,olll\lill nftr MONDAY, the Hthinsf I;F;<; INTO and START FlJOM the YALE COM- PANY'S STATION at TREHERllERT. Five Trains will run between Abtravou and Tri'liuiiert each way daily, as follows :— UP TRAINS. Snt. only. A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. Aberavon Departure.b. 5. 9.3o.ld. 5.3.40.6.3).8.06 Treheibeit Ari.val„H.7.10. 6. 12.47.4.22.7.10.9.27 DOWN TRAINS. Sat. only. A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. Treberbeit Bepart're K.lii. y.35.12.13.2.4<i).6. 0.9 Aberavon 1 0.! 8 13.3. 2 ,) 6.41 1().?5 For Full Particulars see tho Time Bills exhibited at the various Stations. Notice is Hereby Further Given that this Service will shortly b,' Altered, notice of which will he given. By Order, H. S. LUDLOW, Secretary. Swansea, July 12tli, 1S90. 9466; 1 MEAT WilSTEIiN BAIL WAY NEW AND IMPROVliD SURVICK TO Tail CHANNEL ISLADS, VIA WEYMOUTH. QUICK (.ST AXD BEST IOLTTEANI) SHORTEST SEA PASSAGE. .YEY:\IOrTlI to GUERNSEY in about 4 J hours. GUERNSEY to JERSEY in about 1J hours. I'OW'ERIUL FAST STEAMERs, specially constructed for the Great Western Company tor this Service, and FITTED W ITH ELECTRIC 1,1 GUT AND ALL LATEST IMPROVEMENTS, will (weather and circumstances permitting), run DAIL} from NVEYMOLIH to GUERNSEY and JERSEY (Monday Morning." excepte.l>. and from JJCltSEY and GUERNSEY t. WEYMOUTH (Sundays excepted!, in connection wtih FAST TRAINS from and to all parts i f tti, Great Western Svstcin. Passengers leaving New Mllford at 8 0 p.m, Swansea 7 25, Cardiff 9 20, and W eynioiu h at 2 20 -t.in. reach Guernsey about 6 45 a.m. and Jersey "(bout!1? and leaving Jersey at 8 0a.m. Guernsey 10 0, reachWeymouth about250p.m..Cardif f926, Swan- sea 11 45 p.m.. and New Miliord at 1 45 a ,T!I, Passengers pa si direct between the train r.1ItI steamer ut Weymouth. LTi-io HY. LAMBERT. neral Maniger. QARDIFf AND gOUTII WALES DOG SHOW, 1890k ENTHIES for this SHOW POSITIVELY CLOSE SATURDAY KbXT, 30TH AUGUST. r95789 0 ATi D l i™"jlTRS'lT'g H o w. 3RD AND 4TH SKPTEMBER, 1890. .tcoo IN PIUZE3. Reduced Railway Rates for Visitors and Horses. Admission, Is. each day. Grand Stand, Is. Reserved Seats, 6s, admit both days. ,„„„ „ WILLIAM H. LEWIS, See., A HEi.G A??NY'H?HS )'? 6 H OW AND J?. AGRICULTURAL A?SOCIATIOK. ANNUAL EXHIBITION lltli REPl'EMBEH, 1S90. ENTRIES CLOSE 2nd SEPTEMBER. For Particulars apply to Mr. JAMES STRAKER, 95550 Auctioneer. Abergavenny public appointments. iT^tXkNAM LOCAL BOAHD, APPOINTMENT OF MEDICAL OFFICER, The above Board will, at their Meeting to be held on TUESDAY, the 9lh day of September next, Proceed to the APPOIN 1MENT ot a Duly-qualified Person as MEDICAL OFFICER for their District. Salary, £ 0 per aniium. Applications for the appointment must be forwarded to me not later than SEPTEMBER 6tli next. By Order of the Board, W. W. HADEN, Olerk. Club-chambers, Pontvpool, AtigusL 2etli, 1690. 95830 ST. GEORGlvS UHBAN SANITARY ? AUTHOHITY. WANTED, thoroughly competent SURVEYOR, with practical knowledge of Road-uiaking, Levelling, and Survi'ving. prepared to give his whole time to the service of the Board. Applications, stating Salary required, with copies of three testimonials, should be i-ent to the undersigned ou or before SEPTEMBER 13th next. Callvltssiq will disqualify. J. STUBBS. Clerk. Parochial Offices, St. George's, Bristol. 95-jCj_ Oalt-e, bt) pnljate Coiitrart. SALE OF HOOK TS llY TENDEU. IN BANKRUPTCY. BE FRANCIS w. LOOK, OF 92. QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF, GENERAL IRJNMONGER. TO BE SOLD BY TENDER, In One Lot, the whole of the outstanding BOOK DEBTS belonging to the above Estate, amounting, as per Schedule, to the sum of E269. Tho Schedule may be seen and Forms of Tender, obtained at the Oflices of Messrs. W. C. CLARKE and DOVEY, Accountants. Queen-street. Cardiff. Tenders mai-kecl, 11 Tenders for Lock's Book Debts," must be sent to its, the undersigned, to arrive not later than Twelve o'clock at Noon on TUESDAY, the 9th day of September, 1890, when they will be opened by the Tiustee. The highest or anv Tender not necessarily accepted. POPPLETON and APPLEBY, Chartered Accountants, 26, Corporation-street, Birmingham, and 11 alld !3 John William-street, H udderatield. [9o8il fropm)), #r.» to Itt. rrO COLLIERY PR' )PUIETORS, BREWERS, AND MALSTEICS. To LET on LEASE, on favourable Terms, an Important TRACT of ANTHRACITE COAl, of the best known quality. containing over 1.000 ACHES, situated In the Parishes of Lawrenny, Jeffreston, and Yerbeston. in tl: Connty of Pembroke, comprising the well-known Bon- villes Court, Kilgett.v, ana other Vell., so well known and consumed lit the Jarjce Breweries rit Burtou-ofi- Ti-eiit. For terms apply to Mr, Charl:J Wm. Ree B.<?, olioIWr. Tenby. 1J public y}.  .B 0 A R D 0 FAG It I U U L 'l! ) 08 E D EXCHANGE. WHEREAS I ho Reverend HENRY JAME* HUMPIIR the Parish of St. Mary Hill, in the County of Olainornan, Clerk iu Holy Orders, and CHARLES .UBKKY, of Doruni House, Thame, In I lie County ot liuckiughiun, K>(|iiirt\ bfinj; vt'speotivclv > proviaioii9 of •• Die Inclosure Acts, nth in the Schedule hereunder written, willi the Easements and Appurtenances thereunto belong! g desirous ot effecting an I xchange of the saiue, have made application, in writing, to Ihe Boar tire to direct enquiries lespeotlng and to proceed with t he same under tlie provisions of I be S lid Acl s. Now the Bohrd of Agriculture having duly mude enquiric f .op.ini.on .t.hat .suc.h .E.xch.ange would be oenelieial. and that. the terms thereof are just and reasonable, notice that they will cause to be framed and eonlirnied an Order of Exchange iu I lie matter of the si )it. taiil(-.gs notice in writing of dissent from the said proposed Exchange bo given to them by some itt to ali EitFkte It;. or to a cliarge upol), the said Land, Tithe Rent-charges, and Hereditaments or an., on or before the 6th day of DECEM- llEU Next. THE SCHEDULE TO WHICH THE ] KG NOTICE REFF-RS. Land and Hereditaments in which the above- luinied IHNHY JAMES HUMPHREYS, its such Vicar as aforesaid is interested, situate in the Parishes of ST. MARY HILL and LLANGAN, in the County of Glamorgan, and proposed to ba Exchanged tor the Tithe Reut-charges and Here- ditaments hereinafter specified. Titne Kent-charges and Hereditaments in which tho above-named CHARLES AUBREY AUBREY is interested, arising out of Lands situate in the Palish of ST. MARY HILL. in the County of I Glamorgan, and proposed to be exchanged for the Land and Hereditaments hereinbefore specified. •"( ? ?K.iCMPi'tON. No. on Impropriate Tithe Reut-charuea amounting to No on DescuptlOn, A. B. P. I I Twenty-seven Pound* Two Shi))in? and Two Tith? Map. Mitp. Pence per Annllm Charged by the Instrument of Apportionment for the o?id Parish on the Under* I' mentioned Lsndo:- ffifebe ReDt-cbar-? i ■ No. on QttM?)ty. Pty?:eto I !np. ImproprJ.  A. R.  P. £ a. "t 1 4 0 11 0 9 ? I 2 2 1 10 0 15 0 3 3 3 15 0 10 8 ( 4 4 2 38 0 10 8 6 8 0 16 0 7 6 7 8 1 31 0 11 6 .8 t l 8 0 2 e 0 4 6 I I 141 0 2 e 0 4 6 10 2 0 33 0 3 4 11 3 0 13 0 4 0 12 3 0 27 0 5 0 IN ST. MiBT HIM. I I » | J 0 > 7 15 2 0 39 0 1 3 16 0 0 35 0 0 6 17 8 1 29 1 3 6 340 (Pasture riOd. 4 0 4 5 2 30 0 13 6 63 't..e i? 19 6 0 30 0 14 7 3,0 IP,,sture riell ?? 9    0  7 House, Bilrn, 0 1 6 t I 2 2 1 35 0 5 8 ( G?den. 0 1 21 2 2 38 0 7 2 22 1 3 5 0 2 3 I 24 0 1 b 0 6 7 25 5 0 10 0 13 2 341 Pasture Field 2 0 27 w 0 2 23 0 f e Z7 0 2 30 0 1 0 I 28 3 0 27 0 8 9 1 M 29 3 0 18 0 8 9 2 31 0 1 22 0 0 6 342 Do. 1 2 8  3? 2 0 0 0 1 S W ?3 ? 0 22 0 3 9 0 34 3 0 9 0 4 0 ? 33 5 36 0 8 9 5 < 39 10 0 3d 1 0 2 IN LLANQAY. S ? I ? 8 0 33 0 11 3 41 6 2 24 0 18 0 v« °«11 « 42 2 2 0 0 4 6 0 • 43 3 0 5 0 10, 1 ?'f n !? I 44 1 3 ?1 0 6 3 "l'XH, 1 M 45 1 0 33 0 1 9 "??- ;1"0,°' 46 3 2 30 u 8 6 3 ue I 47 1 0 3 0 1 9 of ? 0 S 24 S ? 6 49 2 1 U 0 1 3 t bO 2 0 8 G 4 3 gnn. .r?u.e F:e?. fc.r. ) ? 2 0 28 0 4 3 /PRtt °f rrt0:?e C ° 1 • ?? 3 ? ? 2 ? 2: 0 4 ? ?9 ^mh SMo°um ? 64 4 3 1 0 7 6 Ub-  I 65 0 3 38 0 l 2 0 '?- M 3 3 34 0 4 8 I 57 6 0 21 0 !0 0 P.) 6 2 5 0 11 3 ot ) I 64 0 0 33 0 3 6 84 bo & 2 2 0 1& 8 ?6 3 1 C 0 9 0 III the occup?Hon 7™ 1 o ° l » « 0 0 0 0 fi6 Wmi..u Frederick. ? ? 0 ? ? ? ? ?  0 06? I ';6 R a 23 1 fi 0 119 3 1 38 0 15 9 134 7 1 r9 0 16 0 9 9 J 28 0 16 2 I 61 8 0 30 0 12 10 I 1 G2 9 2 14 0 13 5 192 5 1 27 0 9 0 190 5 3 38 0 9 7 £ 04 1 1 19 0 2 4 205 1 1 33 0 2 4 2C6 6 3 20 0 6 0 27 5 3 4 0 4 0 I 203 2 3 21 0 2 11 214 2 2 lb 0 3 3 3M 4 0 3% 0 6 G 341 2 0 36 0 3 6  31?4 0 1 10 0 0 5 8 ~T~ _?? _i J t ?DI I l iT Dated this 21st day of Augmt, 1890. G. A. LEACH, SECRETARY. Board of Agriculture, St. James's-square, London, 6. T> OYAL VETERINARY COLLEGE. It OY AL V BTEAHY COLLEtŒ, INCORPORATED BY IWYAL CHAHTER. WINTER SESSION. 1590 91. The WINTER SESSIONAL COURSE of INSTRUC- TION will Commenco on WEDNESDAY, October 1st. The Chair will bu taken by Gell, ir F, F11ZWIGliAM, lit" M.P., and the INtRODUCTORY ADDRESS delivered by Pruf. PittTCHAXD at One p.m. Lectures, Clinical and Pathological Demonstrations, and General Instruction are given on the Comparative Pathology and Diseases of t'heHoise and other Domestic Animals, including Epizootics, Parasites and Parasitic Affections also ou Bacteriology, Comparative Anatomy, Physiolg Histology, Chemistry (General and Prac- tical ), Materia Medica, Toxicology, Botany. lter;il), tit ic-s. and Pharmacy, Hospital Practice, Obstetrics, Operative Surgery, the Principles and Practice of Shoeing. &e Stu lenls are required 10 attend Three complete Sessional Courses ot Instruction before being eligible for examination for the Diploma of the Royal College of Veterina y Surgeons. The Col!ege Entrance Fee of Sixty Guineas, payable as a whole or in the following proportions-Twenty Guineas on Entry, Twenty Guineas at the End of I-lie First Period of Study, and Twenty Guineas at the End of the Second Period of Study—confers the right of attendance on all the Lectures nn.l Collegiate Instruc- tion dol ing the prescribed Tail, a of Study. The Matriculation Examination will be held at the Royal Veterinary College. Camden Town, N.W.. 011 Wednesday aud Thursday. September 21th and 25th, at Ten a.m. Candidates must attend on Tuesday, 23rd, for the 1 urpose of paving Ihe. fees. A 8cholurshiIJoI .£¿;;¡ per annum, tenable for two years, dating from October. will be awarded al the close of the Summer 'iVnn of 1S91; and an additional Scholarship of the eame amllullt, ill each sticeecliiig year. Medals and Certificates of Merit are awarded, in addition to the Coleman Prize Medals and Oertilicates. Class Prizes are given in eitcli division of the Students' studies. Certificates of Distinction are lih-ewiso conferred on Students who pass a superior examination for the Diploma of the RovalCollege of Veterinary Surgeons. A Prospectus containing the Rules and Regulations of the College, and copies of the Matriculation Examina- tion Papers set last Session, wil.1 be forwarded on application to the Secretary. -„ RICHARD A. N. POWYS, Secretary. August, 1890. NDOwTT) SCHOOLS ACT, 1869, AND AMENDING ACT3. IN the MATTER of the FOUNDATION known as I ho ALMSHOUSE and FREE GRAMMAR JCHOOL, of WILLIAM JONES, in the BOROUGH of MON- MOUTH. in the COUNTY of MONMOUTH. A Scheme relating to the nbove-named Foundation has been submitted by the Charity Commissioners to the Committee of Council 011 Educaiion, aud Notice is Herobv Given that during one month from the dste of the first publication hereof the Committee of Council on Education will, ill pursuance of Section 13 of the Endowed Schools Act, 1873, receive objections or suggestionB made to them in writing respecting such Scheme. Copies of the Scheme, price Sixpence each, may be obtained from Mr. E. P. Jarrelt, Bookseller, Monmouth, or from the Secretary, Charity Com- mission, Whitehall, London. S.W. J. F. HODGSON. Assistant Secretary. Education Department, 25th August, 1890. L8370 ENDOWED SCHOOLS ACT, 1869, and N AMENDING ACTS. IN the MATTER of the FRRE GRAMMAR SCHOOL of HENltY the EIGHTH, King of England, in the PARISH of ABERGAVENNY, otherwise Bergavenny, in the COUNTY of MONMOUTH, and of the ENDOW- MENTS Vested by an Act of Parliament passed in the vear 1760 for Vesting the Inheritance of the Rectory and Tythes of Bedgeworth, and for other purposes. A Scheme for the Administration of the above-named School and of tho Endowments to be applied for the purposes of the sallie School has been submitted by the Charity Commissioners to the Committee of Council on Education, and Notice Is Hereby Given that during One Mouth from the date of the first publicatio" her of, the Committee of Council on Education will, in pursuance of Section 13 of the Endowed Schools Act, 1873, receive Objections or Suggestions made to them in writing respecting 6uch Scheme. Copies of the Scheme, price 6d. each, may be obtained from Messrs. Seargeant Bros., Stationers, of Cross-street, Abergavenny; or from the 8"cretary, Charity Commission, Whitehall, London, SAV. J. F. HODGSON, Assistant Secretary. Education Department. 2cth August, 1890. rÅi359 riIIIE CASTJE ARCADE COMPANY (LIMITBD), SHOPS AND OFFICES w TO LET. Apply to the Secretary, Mr. IVOR J. ROBERTS, Salisbury-chambers, 9021) Caalle-street, Cardiff, II ABERAVON, GP-t A N D JNDUSTRIAL OM PETITIONS Will be lield in the IMel(I on which the late Show of the Glamorganshire General Agrioultural Society was held at Aberavon, ON MABON'S DAY, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER let, 1890. The Competitions (which will all be Open) will oon- sist of Colliers aud Repairers' Timbering, Itope Splicing, Rock B uing, Horse Shoeing, and Stone Polling, when Prizes to the extent of nearly £ 60 will be offered. Competent and experienced Gentlemen have con selltll10 act as Judges. The Aberavon Excelsior Baud (under the Leadership of Mr. 8. B. Jones) will be in Attendance. For Further Particulars se, Future Announcements. The Rhondda and Swansea Bav Railway Company have consented to issue CnEAP TICKETS during the day, and to run a late Train from Aberavon to Tre- heibert. PROGRAMME AND TIME OF EVENTS. 1st 2nd 3rd Round. Round. Round. TIMBERING—Colliers 12.0 4.10 Repairers 11.0 ROPE BPLtCING-Inlde 11.15 2.45 Outeide. 12.15 4,30 ROCK BORIN(I 12.30 3.43 4.45 HOKSK SHOImw. 2.0 3.15 4.20 The entries numtier nearly 170. JOHN JONES, Hon. Sec. Tymawr, Aberavon, 13th Aug., 1890. 95686 ORD V.B. WELSH REGIMENT. CARDIFF DETACHMENT. Orders for Wee', commencing 31st Auguit, IfijO: Monday.—Company Drill a', 7.33 :r:, Drill order. Band to attend. W,diiesday.-Company Drill liS 'iit'h*' p., Plain clothes. Friday. -Sergeant-major's Drill -nd Drill for Recruits a. Right p.m. Cias* Firing on Wednesday and Saturday from Two p.m. Menibere of the Detachment may flro their Class at any hour every day, except Tuesdays, by acquainting the Sergeant-major th* day. previous. The Detachment Annual Shooting Competiaon will take place at the end of September. The date will be announced as early as possible. No. 5434 Private T. Denison. 2nd V.D. Yorkshire Regiment, is attached for Drill, Ac., until further orders. Those members who have not yet fired their Third Class are reminded that itiscompulsory for them to do so by the 31 st Octoi er next. On Duty for the Week Captain Jacob, Lieutenant TJiiGor, "erceant Pitts, Corporal Mathias, and Bugler Steplie i-t. Next for Dutv :-Captain Watts, Lleuton n* Fowler, Sergeant Taylor, Corporal Morgan, and Bugler Rich. (Signed) J. GASKELL, Lieuteuant-colonol. 95864 Commanding Dctachment" R L, HENRY JOSHUA GRATTE, DECEASBD, All Persons having any CLAIMS against the ESTATE of the late HENRY JOSHUA GRATTE, of 56, Com- mercial-road, Newport, in the County of Monmouth, Chemist, or agninst the FIRM of H. J. GRATTfcS and SON are requested to send Particulars thereof to WILLIAMS and CO., Newport, Mon., Solicitors to the Executrix. Dated 9th August, 18S0. 4112w30 ESTATE of the late Mr. MORGAN EMOILGAN, of the New Swan Inn, YaWyfera, Deceased. All PERSONS having any CLAIMS against or OWING any DEBTS to the above Estate are Requested to send particulars (If the same to Miss MORGAN, Swan Inn, Ystalyfera, on or before 15th SEPTEMBER, 1890. [95659 ryyhk ANGLO-AUSTRALIAN BANF JL (LIMITED).—Registered under tb- VW^riar Companies Statute, 1864. Authorised Capital. £ 2,000,Off^ Subscribed Capital 250,000 Paid-up Capital 100,000 Reserve Fund, Reserva Liability, and Undivided Profits 170,669 Head Office; QUEBN-STREET. MELBOURNE. gotith Australian Branch: ROYAL EXCHANGE, KING WLI.TAM.STREET, ADELAIDE. London Branch: J. A. 0R £ 7EN. Manager. 120, CANNON-STREPT. Local Directors for Great Britain: Lord Camoys. Ron. Ashley G. J. Pons"oby. Jas. Blackwood, E'q. FIXED DEPOSITS of 950 and upwards received the London Office at the following rates of interest One year 6 per ccnt. 2 or 3 years &? „ 4 or 5 years. 6 If Interest payabla half-yearly. DEBENTURES. Debentnris are i-iued for a period of i) years, bearlr- interest at the rate of" percent, per rnnura, payallf, half-yearly by attached Coupons. By its Art icloc of Association tho Bank'f operation" or- coniined to Kelloral banking and mortgage* business, it beinj; prohibited from purchasing or dealing In frft-holi properties, stooko, or shares of any kind whatever. Balance-sheets and all further information obtainable at the Bank's London Offics. L8337 Auction £ >ummann Messrs. BKYNON and MEAGER. Flut Annual Sale "f Shropshire ?wo, Rams, and Put and Store Slock, at Kitt-it, r-itiv, near Swansea ,Sept. 9 Mr. \V. BRADLEY, Furniture. Ac., at. Cardiff Sept. 1 Messrs. W. 0. CLARKE and DOVEY. Household Furniture, at Cardiff Sept. 1 Mr. M. DAVIES. Stock, at Glyn-Neatli .Sept. 8 I'HKDUK K-,STREET AUCTION AND.STORAGE (L MADDOX awl 00.. AucUoneem) Household Furniture and Effects, at itooms Sept. 2 & 4 Mr. E. CRAPPER. Freehold Houses and Land, at Llandrindod Wells,Sept. 4 Mr 1). EVANS Freehold aud Leasehold Properties, at Cardiff .Sept. 11 MessrA. GOTTWALTZ ana DOYVlUMi First-class Furniture, at Itooms .I. Sept. 2 Horse Show Bale, at Exchange Sept. 5 100 Horses, at Exchange .Sept. 6 Griffin Hotel, Brynmawr, at Cardiff .Sept. 12 heep and Catlle, near Cowbridge Sept. 15 Hxmp?hho Down Lambs, at Canton Sept. 19 Antn?d Ham Sale, at Canton.Sept. '9 Hampshire Down Lambs, at Cowbridge Sept.29 MeMH.W. GRAHAM SON. and fii i6 ii:tSept. 19 Leasehold Properties, at. Nwport Sept. 11 r o p e r t- s Mr. LATTY. Horses, Carriages, Ac., at Repository Aug, 30 Horses, Cattle, 4c., at St. Fagan'a Sept. 2 Horses, &c., at Repository .titJpt, 6 Annual Sale of Fat and Store Stock, Canton Fair, 8ept. 19 Cattle, Sheep. IffAress. ko near Oikrdiff Oct. Messrs LOWES and SON Leasehold :rrnt1.II.U5w.nloCjli. Sept. 3 Messrs. LYTIIALL, tfAMKLL, and WALT BUS, Shropshire Sheep, at Wlgley I. I. Sept. 4 Mr. T. MOORE. Household Furniture, at Cardjff .8ept, 1 Mr. MORGAN MORGAN. Freehold Property at Chrlstchurcb, Newport .Sept. 2 Leasehold Property, at Cardiff Sept. — Public-house and other Properties, at Oardif f.Sept, — Mr. A. NEWLAND Agricultural Implements, at Newport Septv3 Messrs. NICIAIES and POOLE. Sheep, at Monmouth Sept. 4 Messrs. STEPHENSON aud ALlSXANDti- Freehold Farm, at Cardiff Aug. Leasehold Property at Cadoxt(kn-Barry Sept. 15 Pedigree Stock, at Llansannor Court.Sept. W Plant, Ac., of Iron and Tin Works, at Meeste,, Sept. 23 Chapel and Laud, at Cardiff Oct. 2 Mr. JOHN THOMAS <Cowbria»ei. Freehold Property, at Cowbridgo .Bept. 2 Mr. JOHN THORNTON and CO. Shorthorns, in Cumberland Sept. 3, 4 A 5 £ >aletf bp Suction* PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. HOPKINSON V. MIERS. fALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD LAND3, GRUNt) RENTS, AND REVERSIONS, Situato at Ynyspenllwch, in the Swansea Valley,in ta,. County of Glamorgan. MR. D. T. ALEXANDER will SELL ?jL by AUCTION, at the Mackworth Arms Hotel, Swansea.with the approval of Mr. JuaUco Chitly, during the Autumn, FREEHOLD LANDS, AND VALUABLE FREEVOLD LANDS, AND PHBMISEJ, IMPORTANT GROUND MENT8 AND REVERSIONS. AND OTHiiR PROPERTY, Being a portion of ths. estate of Mr Henry Miers. FiiU Particulars. ke., Will appear in fill tire adverlise- Melltg; in LIIO meantime information may he had upon a p licatioit to Messrs. Bell, Brodrick, and Gray, of No. 9, Bow'Churchyard, London, of Meiors. Lcwls and tiones, Solicitors, Merthyr Tydfil, and from the Auc- Joneer, 5, High-street, Cardiff. July, 1890. 9501* C A DOXION-J UXTA-BA UR Y. BALE OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY. MESSRS. STEPHEN SON and M A'EXANDER ?e Instructed to ?ELL by AUCTION,at the Wcnvoe Arms Hotel, Cadoxton.on MONDAY, 151 h September Next, at Seven o'clock in the E\'enlll, all that EveLnEinAg, SEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, Together with the Yard thereto attached, being No. 1, Querella-street, Cadoxton, in the respective occupations of Mr. Robert Hartop and the Barry Local Board, The Property has a frontage to Querella-street and Norwich- road, Ihe House contains Six Rooms, and there are erected in the yard Stabling, Hay Loft, Cart Shed, Ac., oovered fit corrugated roofing, and in the occupation of the Sca engiug Department of the Board of Health. The Propeity is held for the residue of a term of 39 years from June, 1886, at K ground rent of L7 bg. per annum. Further Particulars of Messrs. Reece, Harris, and Harris Solicitors, b3, New-street, Birmingham or of "'e Auctioneers. 5, High-street, Cardiff. Atigust, 1890. 95369 THE LLANSANNOR HEHD AND FLOCK. SIlt JOSEPH SPEAIZMAN98 SALE Of fçOO PEDIGREE SHROPSHIRE SHEET* And 50 PEDIGREE HEREFORD CATTLE Will be held at LLANSANNOR cOURr, NEAR COWBJUDO On THURSDAY, tho 18th September next., SJBPHENSOM and ALEXANDER, <53!1 Auctioneers. Cardiff. THELLWYDARTH IRON ANI) TIN-PLATE WOIIIKS, MAESTEG, GLAMORGANSHIRE. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. MESSRS. STEPHENSON and 1?'L ALEXANDER are instrnckd by the Liquidator Nrepxre and Catalogue for SALE by AUCTION M TUESDAY, the 23rd of September Next, the VALUABLE MOVABLE PLANT, MACHINERY, STORES, AND OTHER EFFECTS Ueed In connection with these extend" Works. Catalogues are now in course of preparation, and will shortly be ready. In the meantime, information mry be obtained from the Auctioneers, at Cardiff, [95203 BALE ÖF VALUABLE PROPEKTY IN THE CENTRE OF THE TOWN OF CARDIFF, Held for ft I'actit of 999 Yeats, at a Peppercorn Rent. MESSRS. STEPHENSON and ALEXANDER are instructed to SELL by AiTUCiT. ION, at the New Property Auction Mart, Bank- buildiugs.St. Mary-street. Cardiff, on THURSDAY, 2nd October, 1S90. at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, all that PIECE OF LAND, Containing by itdineastirement 200 square yards or thereabouts, fronting to Womaiiby-street, Cardiff, together with the CHAPEL erected thereon, and known as Trinity Chapel, which WILS re-bulltin 1847, and is in excellent repair. The Property is held by the Vendors for the residue of a term of 970 years created in the year 1718. at the yearly rchttdof two peppercorns, out of a term of 999 years from tho 20th December. 1696, gianted to one John Archer, deceased. For Further Particulars, Perusal of Conditions of Sale, &Ie" apply to the Auctioneers, or to Mr. W. R. Davies, solicitor, Pontypridd. 5. High-street, Cardiff. August, 1890. 95868 VALUABLE FREEHOLD PREMISES IN HIGH- STREET, CARDIFF. FOR BALIS BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. MESSRS. STEPHENSON AND I ALEXANDER havo for BALE by PRIVATE RACT the valuable FREEHOLD PREMISES, Situate in High-street, Cardiff, nbw in the occupation of Mr. F. Case, Fruiterer, Ac., together with the Cottages, Yard, and Premises at the back, with frontage into High-street, and also u frontage and entrance into Woinunby-strect, and affording direct through COIll- munication between High-street and Womaiiby-street. The Premises are most valuable, cover a large area, and are in one of tho best business positions in the town. 95786 MR. W. BRADLEY will SELL by AUCTION, at his Salerooms, North-road, on MONDAY, September 1. a Large Quantity of HOUSE- HOLD FURNITURE. &c. Sale at Two. 4289al SALE OF VALUABLE FRi.EHOLD AND LEASE- HOLD PROPERTIES, SITUATED IN THE CENTRE OF OARDIFF. MR. D. EVANS is instructed by the Bxocutora of tlii lato Mr. John William, tm "ELL by AUCTION, at the Royal Hotel, Cardiff, on THUR8U AY, the llth day of September, IBIO. at Tbrr 'clock lu the Afternoon, the following VALUABLE PROPERTIES, Subject to such conditions and In the following or *u* other Lots as may then be determined on 1- Lot 1. Nos. 18 and 19, Tin-stieet, klardiff. let at ,nor week each. Lot 2. Nos. 20 and 21, Tin-street, Cardiff, lot at Ss. me- week each. Lot 3. Nos. 1, 3,5.7, and 9, Platinum-street, Inardlfl, let at 6a. per week each. T-ot 4. Nos. 11. 13, 16, 17. and 19, Platinum-street. CsA- c'iff. let at 6s. per week each. Lot 5. Nos. 21, 23, 25, and 27, Platinum-street, Cardiff, )"t at 68rweek each. I-L nt 6, 'Woo. 2a.31.33. and ?.Platinum-street, CMdU', lot at 6s. per week each. Lou 1 and 2 are held under lease for 99 years from ,26th March, J&70, at the annual ground rent of .42 10s. per house. Lots 3, 4.5, and 6 are held under leaia for 99 years from 26tli March, 1870, V the aunuafground rent of f-2 per house. The ahov" are occupied by excellent t,tmalll:. Lot 7. All that convenient and long-established Free- hold Shop, Dwelling-house, II lid Bakery, situate and being No. 16, The Hayes, Cardiff, having a frontage of lqft. and a depth of about 72ft., now in the occupation of Mr. J. T. Lloyd, Grocor and Provision Merchant, as yearly tenant, at an annual rent of;CIBO. Lot 8. All that convenient and atlractivo Leasehold Shop and Dwelling-house, No. 17, The Hayes (adjoining Lot 1), sit uate next, but one to the Royal Arcade, bavin fr ntage of lbjffc. ami a depth (,f about 72ft., now I the occupation of Messrs. Daniel Jones an" Co., Drapers, as yearly tenants, at an annual rent of D.lb". Held under a lease for 99 years, from 29th September. 1879. at the annual ground rent of 4C44. The above-named Properties are fit an exceptionally good position. the Shops not only iu the centro of the most busy thoroughfare, but in the centre of the town, where a fish market will shortly be crected, which will make The Hayes a place of still greater commercial importance. The Auctioneer respectfully draws the attention of Investors to the f'regoing Properties a better oppor- tunity of acquiring cenlral business premises at Cardiff could not possibly occnr. For Further Particulara as to Lot 7 apply to Mr. ø, Heard, Solicitor. Cardiff and as to all the Lots to Mr. M. A. Jenkins, Solicitor, Aberavon or to the Auctioneer, 9, Windsor-place, Cardiff. 95381 HE MONMOUTH GREAT SHEEP L BALE will be held in the Cattle Market, Mot? mouth, on THURSDAY. 8eptember 4,1890. The Entries for the above include 2.200 Grand Stock Ewes and 142 Rims, from all th" prlnoipAl flocks in the neighbourhood. Catalogues can be hitd of the Auctioneers. Bale at 12.30. NELME8 and POOLB, 95868 Auctioeieers, Monmouill. FCRSONS who desire to send a spapernew JL to their friends abroad eanuot do better thtli, ud the Ni ws or XHK WKKK 1-8);T11 ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ?NO. 1890. UNRESERVED A¡'I OF FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, belli); the CONTENTS OF A JtKSIDKNCE (llecentiy supplied by First-class Houses). The EXCELLENT FURNITURE from PENARTH, ELEGANT and SUPERIOR FURNITURE of the BEDROOMS in Walnut and Mahogany, SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD DRAWING-ROOM FURNITURE, Best Quality Wilton Pile and Brussels Calpets, Curtains, RECEPTION-ROOM and LIBRARY FURNITURE In Brorrn Oak and Mahogany. Oil Paintings and Drawings, Plate. Contents of Kitchens, Pantries, Ac. MESSRS. GOTT W A LTZ AND BOWRING 1,1 will SELL by AUCTION, at their Salerooms. 11, High-street, Cardiff, on TUESDAY, 2nd September, 1890, at Eleven o'clock punctually, the above FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE, Including IN THE BEDROOMS a BEAUTIFUL WALNUT Sl/lTR having large wardrobe and elegant toilet tables, ANOTHER FIRST-CLASS SUITE. SUB- STANTIAL MAHOGANY WARDROBE enclosed by two pairs of doors, superior Furniture for smaller two pairs of Bd,EsoVrsS, TEA?)8 with horse-hair and spring bedding. toilet services, brass fenders and irons, gilt pier classes, chairs and couches III tapestry, SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE, ARTISTIC CABINET with enclosures, overmantel, luxurious settee, lounge and occasional chairs covered in silk and other coverings, tables, fendirs. and irons; a LARGE ASSORTMENT of EXPENSIVE OUNA. MENTS. 7-OCTAVE IRON-FRAME COTTAGE PIANOFORTE BY HERMANN. HIGH-CLASS DROWN OAK DINING-ROOM FURNITURE, v17, LARGE SIDEBOARD with plate-glass back, chairs and couch In morocco, overmantel, a )M?e dining table and secretaire bookcase, clocks and bronzes, MAHOGANY FURNITURE, 6ft. SIDKBOARD, suite of chairs and couch in leather, dining table, "plendld Pile and Brussels carpels, elegant fiall furniture. grandfather's clock, OIL PAINTINGS, the contents of china pantries, kitchen furniture, and outdoor offects. ON VIEW DAY PRIOR TO SALE. Also removed from an hotel, SWELL MADE OAK COFFEE-ROOM TABLES. III condition equal to new. Catalogues may be had of the Auctioneers. 95723 CAKlUFK ANNUAL SALE OF SHOW AND OTHER HOUSES, FRIDAY NEXT. SEPTEMBER 5TH, 1890, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK (The Day Following the Horse Show). 1J ESSRS, GOTT WALTZ &ndB?W)MNG JJ. will SELL by AUCTION, at the HorM Exchtm?, Cardiff, as above, Citriiff, 100 VALUABLE HORSES, including wi ll-known HUNTERS, GRAND HARNRBS HORSES, and STEPPING COBS, many of which are orisi winners. COMPRISING i- 60 FINE HUNTERS with manners, and clever. 2b GRAND HARNESS HORSES. 15 STEPPING CullS. Entered by the following well-known Noblemen and Gentlemen: The Right Hon. Lord Tredegti-, H. S. Watson, Esq., C, Iiirbnijk, Esq., Colonel Hoyworth. H. S. Dunning, Esq., Messrs. F. V. Bruce. F. Stratton, John Carver, Jones, Hall, Braiili, Baker, levies. Williamson, Asterley Morris, Lewis Jenkins, Pugh, J ihii Masters, Winalow, Alexander, Peacock, Thomas Gibbs, Whiteside, Rogers. Whittiug, Priinavesi, and others. ALSO A STUB OF 20 VALUABLE HIGH-CLASS IIUNTJiIL4. 9^449 CARDIFF. ANNUAL HORSE SHOW SALE. FRIDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER bxH. ItW, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. The Day Following tht Cardiff florse Shotv. MHSSUS. GOTT WALTZ and bowring '_l will SELL by AUCTION, at the liors, Exchange, Cardiff, the following VALUABLE HUNTERS "fD HARNESS HORSES, The Property of the Auctioneers. HUNTERS:— co BONDBR.Groy Gelding by Primo Minister, dam by Mu?dor, 6 yews, ? hands, up to I 5; .Zr? extraordinary fencer, carded Mr. Bond all last season with the Duke of Beaufort's aud Lord Fitzhard- inge's hounds without fall; a winner of prizes. BLACIFORD.Drk Chestnut Gelding, by New Oswestry, dam by Klciboltou, 5 years, 16 hands, up to 15 stone; a good hunter, winner of a jump- ing prize, and carried big man to hounds last season. BUBTON. lay Gilding, by Arthur, dam by New- ton-le-Willows, 5 years, 16 hands, lip to 14 stone; a good hunter, line fencer, fast; a Leicestershirs horse. 11 BREWER.Bay Gelding by Senear, dam by I Castilian, 6 years, 15.3. up to 14 stone; a good huuter, excep- tionally good over walls, timber, alld water; suitable for an elderly gentleman. 3SAUF0RT."—Dun Gelding by Mexboro'. dam by Mogador, e- d. by Sir Heroules, 6 yaars, 15 3, up to 12 stone 7; a good hunter, very fast, excep- tionally fin* fencer; lata the pro- perty of Mr. Rome. BIAUTY.Ba, Mare by Speculation, dam by Nine Elms, 6 years, lb.3, up to 13 stone 7; a good huntress, fast and clever, ridden by a master of hounds last season. BOUNDAWAY."—Chestnut Gelding by Lord Hast- ings, dam by Warrior, 5 years, 1572j, up to 13 stone; a good hunter, extraordinary fencer, ou" cf the best hunters iu England, with good looks and perfect itiatiners. DENDTGO.Bay Gelding by Goidflnch, dam by Lothario, tt years, 15.2, up to 14 stone; a good hunter and clever iu any country a real old gentle- man's huuter BOUDOIR,"—Grey Mare by Dr. Faustas, dam by Hunting Horn, 5 years, 15.3. up to 13 stoiia; a good liuiitrc-se, fatt, aud line fencer, BROADBRIM."—Chestnut Gelding by York, dam by JJostrevor, 6 years, 15.3, up to 13 stone; a good hunter, extraordi- nary performer, very fast; hunted in Leicestershire last season. "BEES% ING.Cliestiiut Mare by Ouragon II" daP.1 by Revolver, 7 years, 15,3, up to 13st 71b; a pood huntress, a por feet teucer, carried a lady aud master of houudt lt season. BBATRIOH.Bay Maro by Victor, dam by Lord Ronald, 5 years, 15.3. up to lJ rtono; a good huntress, fast and clever performer. BA10N."—Bay Gelding by Delight, dam by Tamer- lane, 5 yea s.lb.kj, up to 12 stono; &L good hunter, tine performer, and fast. PINEGAB.Brown Gelding by Egbert, dam by Richelieu, 6 years, 15.2, up to 1* stone; a good hunter and very clever; suitable for an elderly gentleman. "BELLA.r-Day Maro by Revnge, dam by Savoyard. 6 years, 15.2, up to 12 stone; a good huntrecs. very fast, and per- tcct fenctr. "ZAOHBLOB.'—DMk Brown Gelding by ?anfibar, dam by Zouave, :byearai,15.3,1L; good and clever hunter, with the best of manners. 11 ROSH.Grey Cob Gelding. 15.1, » good hunter, extraordinary performer, suitable for an elderly gentleman, with most perfect manners, and carried Travis, Huntsman of the Cotswold in the great run in Cir-iicester Woods last seaso-i. HARNESS HORSES. [ BASHFUL." Brown Gelding. 6 years, 15.3. BONDSMAN."—Brown Gelding, 7 years, 16.3. A pair of high-class Harness Horses, own brothers, with most perfect manners, do not mind tteam or trams, are very handsome, and lit tor any nob!emau'« team; both are good hunters. PRIZE-WINNING COB. THE DANE.Brown Cob Gelding, by Denmark, 6 off, 14.2; one of the btal cobs in England, a good hack, quiet in harness and to ride; a prize win- ner. The above Horses have been selected with great care 1-y Vk Auctioneers expressly fur tIIi- Sale. They are all good hunters, with perfect manners, and know their business, I T *.—cngst them are some of the Jinext- hunters is Enjfland. ?/??t«-<M!t<c''«M<tM<t/f?<?y M-MMM? them to any ;?tntlemcm ?Mtru? /?r<«-?< //M«<<M for tM C(,M:'r &'aq, 96726 ON VIEW AND OPEN TO TRIAL FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO SALB. BRYNMAWR. BRECONSHIRE. TO HOTEL PROPRIETORS. CAPITALISTS, AND OTHERS. MI'.SSRS. GOTT WALTZ and BOWRING have received instructions to BELL by AUCTION; at the lloyal Hotel, Cardiff, on FRIDAY, the 12th d"y ot September, 1890, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon punctually, subject to such Conditions of Sale ns si nil be then and there produced, VALUABLE OLD-ESTABLISHED DOUBLE-LICENSED COMMEUCIAL AND POSTING-HOUSE, Known its the GRIFFIN HOTEL, BRYNMAWR, Together with THE GOODWILL OF THE BUSINESS, Occupying the best position in the excellent commercial town of Brymnawr, situate iu the heart of the Mining District. The House contains 44 ROOMS, including On the GROUND FLOOR a FIKST-CLASS BUSnfMS BAR, COFFRK-JIOOM, COMMRKCIAL-liOOM. SITTLNG-ROOM. BILLIARD-ROOK with lavatory, TAP-KOOM. a SPACIOUS DIKIMQ-ROOM. which it also used as a Stock and Auction Itoim capital kitchens, skittle alley, aud all usual and domestic offices, ON THE FIRST FLOOR.—18 BEDROOMS, sitting- room. Imtli-rooin, linen-rooin. slid two w.c.'s ON THE SECOND FLOOR.—12 bedrooms and two w.c.'s (the whole of which have been quite recently erected and newly furnished). There is excelieiit cellatilge, stabling, yard. coach- houses, saddle-room. Ac., alld there Is an abundant supply of water all over the premises. Also favid opposite the Hotel, comprising large Yard, Garden, Quoit Ground, House for Ostler. Stabling, containing Six Loose Boxes, and Coach- I house, Piggeries, Ao, The Hotel is held and is sold subject to a Lease from the Duke of Beaufort for the term of 60 years, from the 29th September, 1889, lit, the yearly rent of=. clear of laud- tax, rates, taxes, Ac. The piece of Land is also held am) is sold subject to a Ltrase from the Duke of Beaufort for a term of 30 years, from the 29th September, 1874, at the vcarly rent of £3 2s. 6d., subject tc sonre small charges: A Vlmy BUCCKjSFUL BUSINESS HAS UElør carried ON BY THE I'Kesknt PRO- PRIETOR FOB THE PAST TWENTY-SEVEN YEAUS, alt5 bp 3uctioiu -¡ AND UAPABLW OF BEING FURTHER INCREASED. TH12 OWNER IS RETIRING SOLELY ON ACCOUNT 01" DOMESTIC ILI.NE8S. THE PREMISES ARE IN ADMIRABLE REPAIR. i,iih Pjtr,,NIISL-'S AR?,' f, have beeu recently Renovated, and the whoio Newly Roofed. Tiie Pureliaserof ttie Hotel nit(I Premises will be re. quired to take the whole ot the Fixtures, Furniture, btock-in-Trade. Horses. Carriages, and other Effects at. a Valuation, which will be produced with the Inventory at the Sale. Permission to View and Plans and Particulars of Sale can be obtained of the AUCTIONEERS, CARDIFF; or LEWI* THOMAS KEECK, Esq., SOLICITOR. 7. CHARLES-hTKKET. CARDIFF. In a FIELD Adjoining the DUSTY FOUGH. ELY. NEAR CARDIFF. MESSRS. GOTT WALTZ and BOWRING will SELL by AUCTION, at the above Address. oil MONDAY, 15th September, 1890, at Two <i'clock punctually, the following STOCK, Tha Property of Messrs. Akers (-t. Fagan'i), Davis, Lewis Shirley (Calra), C. Williams (Red Hou.), Winslow, and Others. 550 SHEEP • 60 HAMPSHIRE DOWN BREED- ING EWES. 50 PORLOCK and 25 SHROPSHIRB DOWN BREEDING EWES. i 160 Cross-bred LAMBS. 15 HAMPSHIRE DOWN RAM LAMBS. RaA. TJ. Tx- Lu aE j. IC DOWN CALVERS. 19 YBARL1M* STEERS. 2 Two-year-old 1IMIt-, fords,3 PedigieeBull Calves. Three Months'credit will be given on condi, ions. Further Eafries are solicited. and may bionisdototha Auctioneers, 11, High-street, Cardiff. 95460 "ANNUAL RAM "SALE. CANTON SEPTEMBER FAIR. < MESSRS. GOTTWALTZ and BOWRING :.itve received instructions to SBLJ by AUC- TION, at Canton Fair, on FRIDAY, 19th September, 1,' 90. at Eleven octock punctually, !S920. 0 SUPERIOR HAMPSHIRE DOWN RAM LAMBS, From Messrs. Akers, Pentreban;, fit. Pagan's Priia Winning Flock. Also, the Property of W. Hier Daviej, Esq., 10 SHROPSHIRE RAM LAMBS. 95451 _———————— ANNUAL RAM SALE. CANTON SEPTEMBER FAIR. A/I I," SSITS. GOTTWALTZ and BOWRINU lfJ. have received instructions to SELL by AVe. TION, at Canton Fair, on FRIDAY, 19th September, nt Eleven o'clock. TEN OXFORD DOWN RAM LAMBS, The Property of G. C. Williams, Esq., of Llanrumuey Hall. 95575 COWBRIDGE liTil FAIR. MESSRS. gottwaltz and BOWRIN 1" have received inttrnction?to SELL by AUCTION. at Cowbridge Fair, on MONDAY, 29th September, 1880, atEbven octcck punctu?Hy, 2i SUPERIOU HAMPSHIRE DOWN RAM LAMBS, From Mossre," kcra. P«nti*Date, St. FaganV Prls} Winning Flock. 95452 SALE OF FREEHOLD VILLAS AND BUILDING LAND AT LLANDRINDOD WELLS, RADNORSHIRE. MR. EVAN C RAPPER has received in- ;?ruetions to SELL by AUCTION, at the Roclc i?.i- Hotel, Dandtindod Welis, Radnorshire, on THURSDAY, September 4, 1890, at Three p.m. (subject to such Conditions as shall be there and then read), the following FREEHOLD PROPERTIES AND LAND:- One Semi-detached Villa and Garden, with side gate* way entrance to gaiden, known as No. 1, Norton VillAs. fcttatiou-road, Llandrindod, and now in the occupation of Mrs. Edwards, at the low yearly rental of 4C 18. One Semi-detached Villa and Garden, with side gate. way entrance to garden, known as No. 2, Norton Villas Station-road, Llandrindod, and now in the occupation of Mrs. Davies, at the low yearly rental of £ 17. The above Villas have a total frontage (Including entrances to gardens) of 66 feet, with a depth or 296 feet or thereabouts, and contain nine rooms and a larder each. Also a Piece of Euclosed Freehold Land, suitable for Building Purposes, and adjoining the above Villas, having a frontage of 86 feet to the main road, and a depth of 296 feet or thereabouts, atui which is now let for grazing purposes. The whole Lot stands in about one acre ofmnnd, is close to Llandrindod Station, and is unusually worthy the notice ot capitalists aud investors. For Further Particulars apply to Rowland Lewis, Esq., Solicitor, Merthyr Tydfil; or to the Auctioneer, 14, Union-street, Swansea. 95836 BALE THIS DAY. ON SAIURDAY NEXT, AUGUST 30th. at 2.30 P.M. LATTY'S REPOSITORY, CARDIFF.— Next. Weekly Rale of Horses, Cobs, Ponies, Carriages, Harness, Saddlery, &c., will take place as above. Present entries include-Several Harness Horses, a so Cobs and Ponies, Two and Four Wheel Dogcarts, Harness, Saddles. Chaffcutters, &c. Earlv EutriesareKespeefully Solicited. 95766 PARK COEDMARCHBN FARM. ST. PAGAN'S, NBAlt CARDIFF. Highly-important SALE of abont 80 FAT and STORM CATTLE, 400 SHREl and LAMBS, 12 HORSEf, COBS, and PONIES. COB8, On TUESDAY, eptember 2nd. 1890. MR. W. G. LATTY is favoured with Irjt instructions from several well-known LocaL Farniers to I-ELL by AUCTION as above, on TUESDAY, September 2nd, ?t One o'clock punctually, the fo:)owin? valuable STOUK CATTLE.—26 Shorthorn store cattle (which will In sold in pairs), 8 gmnd Herefordshire far. steers, 3 very prime fat steers, 12 heifers, 2 steers, Shorthorn bull. 6HEEP. -100 cross-bred breeding ewes, 4C Radnor fat ewes, 50 ditto ditto, 60 Radnor black-faced fat lambs, 100 ditto ditto. HORDES. Six young and powerful crt horses, 15 to 16 hands high, all staunch and quiet workers in shafts and chains two very promising young cart celts, a very handsome strawberry filly (unbroken), several cob. Ac., Ac. Also entries from W. R. White, Esq., Sheep Court, Bonvilstone; John Lewis. Esq., Navigation; William Biake, Esq., Cogan H ill; Thomas Williams, Esq., and others. Further entries are respect fully solicited, and if mad:) at oiled will appear in Sale Catalogue. Three Months' Credit will be given on approved security. Refreshments at Twelve o'clock. For Further Particulars apply to the Auctioneer at his Ollices, Glamix-gau Horse Repository, Cardiff. (95%7 SEPTEMBER 6TH. IMPORTANT SALE OF HUNTERS. HARNESS HORSES. COBS. and PONIES. —G LA MORGAN HORSE REPOSITORY. CARDIFF. M It W. G. LATTY will HOLD a SPECIAL SALE of HORSES, COB, and PONIES, on the Above Date, at Two o'clock punctually. Present Entries includeGrey Gelding, 6 years, 16 hands quiet in double and vitigle harness and to tide, with grand action. Dark Brown Cob, 5 years, 14.3; quiet, in harness and saddle. Bay Brougham Hor, 6 years, 16 hands quiet in double and single harness and to ride, warranted sound. SevcrHl High Stepping Cobs (prize winners), and Ponies. Further early entries are respectfully solicited. COUNT* BOROUGH OF SWANSEA. LANDORE. SALE OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY AND BUILDING LAND. MESSRS. W. J. LOWES and SON have been instrusted by the owner to SELL by PUBLIO AUCTION, at the Cameron Arms Hotel. High-street, Swansea (in One or More Lots, and subject to such condi- lions as shall be theu and there produced), on WED. N RSDAY, September 3,1890, the following LEASEHOLD PROPERTY Lot 1. All that Leasehold Corner Shop and Premiies, known as the Castle Provision Stores, iiitusto at Evans. terrace, Dinas-road, Landore, eautnining seven rooms, and now let UP(III an agreement fcr a lease of seven years, at the weekly rent of 9s. The situation of this lot is such as to command. large and lucrative business. Lot 2. All those Eleven Messuages or Dwelling-houses and Premises situate and being Nos. 2 to 12, Evans- terrace, Dinas-row, Landore, now in the occupation of Messrs. Evans, Roberts, Jatnci, and others, at a gross annual rental ot £ 7110s. At the rear of Lot 1 there is a small cottage and storeroom, recently erected. The cottage is let to Mrs. Ann Richards at a weekly rent .)f Is. 3d. Both of these will be included in this tot. Lot 3, All those Nine Messuages or Dwelling-houses and Premises adjoining Lot I. situate Oil the main road, and now In the occupation of Messrs. Llewellyn. Lewis Morell, and others, at a gross annual rental ofe.8 10s. Adjoining this Lot are two pieces or parcels of land, highly suitable for building purposes, and which will be included in Lot 3. The whole is held under lease dated the 25th March, 1887, for a term of 60 years, a*, an annual ground rent of i;12. In the event of the property being sold separately, the ground rent will be appor- tioned as follow?Lot I, e-z ios.; Lot 2, £ 5 I- Lot 3, £ 4. The Auctioneers beg to call the attention of intending purchasers to this property as a desirable investment, wholo being in good repair, a large sum having recently been expended on the premises, which are in close proximity to several large works, and as such com- mand a ready letting. Bale to Commence at Three p.m. afor Fuitiier Particulars apply to Messrs. Beor, Fry, and Plant, Solicitors, Temple-street, Swansea; or to the Auctioneers, at their Oflices, Horton-chambers, Swansea. Dated August 9th. 1850. 95873 BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. CHRISTCHURCH, NEA3 NEWPORT, MON. SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD RESIDEXCI AND LAND. M B. MORGAN MORGAN is instructe d to SELL by AUCTION, at the Westgate Hotel, Newport. Mon., on TUESDAY, 2nd day of fiiptember, 1890, at Three p.m., nil that VALUABLE FREEBOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, KNOWN AS GRF.EN MEADOW, With Ste.blcs, Coach-house, Oi'tbui'ri<ug». Pigyet iejt, Garden, Orchard, and Meadow Land, containing- in the whole 12 Acres 12 Perches, or iliereabojts, fi'r.ate in the Parish of Christchurch. near Newport, numbered 1.075 and 1,076 on the Tithe Map of the said parish arid 35 a )ci 1119 OIl the Map of the Manor of Lt.-wei-rs,. with a frontace to the road leading from Newport to Nash. The whole of t he Premises have recently Iona ptit to thorough repair at a consid-mble ^ost. For Leave to View and Further IVthiilarn apply te the Auctioneer. Nos. 3 and 4, Alt!ert-atimbtl a. Ca' tiff, or to the Solicitor, Messrs. SAN HALL and WHfiON. I mm ut sti4g*ad. i Boliei'.ora, 1M Itld¡eAQ.