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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, and DEATHS. \CTICES appearing under tb" head are eh.irzovl t 1\ lOlninHlIU t'nt f 3s 6d. for 30 «r.>rd4 and :11.. fl.r each additional wortl, and oust be prepaid. No notice* of this description irill mwrted unless authenticated by the name and address of the sender or forwarded thr-iKh a pol'c»tor or an agent or corre8pon dent i! the WESTERN MAIL s\h;r(t..I(Ù.. With or Without p"rtrjt. ma be arranged rOT T*»rm* will be riven on Rl'phf'ahon to the Cardiff Offiee IN MEMORIAL. NOTICE5* undo.* thi* heading are charged 6d for 30 words, and lil. for every word at ra. Pnvment of ft will en.-nire the notire appear- tner on the anniversary for trn years For f"? the notice 1Infl be inserted for 23 years. Irth, iRnmagrs cc Dentin. BIRTHS. WR.MAM-?—nn th? ?o' instant, at ?on- vision Cottage. nl,i1ston. the wifo of Lawrence Gardner Williams, of a son. DEATHS CRnONE,-n, Sunday. November 25th. at the Chalet. Unper Norwood. Surrey. Annie. the beloved wife of John Wni. Crooke, and d:1uorht"r of the late Thomas Morgan, J.P., of Y Vron, Pontypridd. JVA VS.—November 26th. at Aubrey-terrace, fnwhridge. Eth«»l Annie, fourth ,ht1ght.r of William and Alice Evans, aged 17. D.eenly "r..II.,II. LLEWKLI.YN.—On November ?7th. at 4. Mill- sireet. Aberdare. Richard LWellvn. aeed 76 >ears. Fnneral Friday, it Three o'clock, for A be rr! .ire Cemetery. Gentlemen only. No flnwtrs. by request. pARXALU-~On the 23rd inst,. at Rt. Leonnrds- en.i: Thomas Martyn Parnall. son of the Robert Parnall. and brotheT of K. H. Vfir"t11. nl\nmo1". Newport. BOWI.ANDS—Monday, 264h il16t.. Margaret Rowland*. Ca-tle Hotel. Pontypridd, acred f,3 :n.-ep:" regretted. Funeral on Tbur^dw. November 29 Gentleman only, hy request Friend* kird!y accent this intimation WILLIAMS.On November 25tlt. at Catnden- N»rra< Brecon. John Williams MK inspector of Weights and Measures for the C,innt, (if Br,TI, in his 42nd vear. Fnneral Hormon nnt"rln. at n.M on Thuradnv Will friends please .pt this intimation? x) flowers. The Rev. William .Tones and Family be* to mom tlrit, Clinre thanks to their numerous friend* for the kind expression* of nvmruithv in their recent herea.ment.The Parsonago. Redr". Caerphilly. In iHrmortam. In Memory of Frnst Winterhalder. who diect Nnvember 29th. t 18^8. Gone, hot not forgotten -13 Hisrh-street. Swansr", IT. G-A. D. In 3itemorv of Mary, the dearly-behoved wife of Benj. Rees. Clarene*. R*>vniney, who died. at Clifton. November 29th. 1696.

s T 0 N' E-B 1-t 0 s- (Sens of the A 1olpm1"n Q. A. stone), C0 M P I, E T B UNERAL FURNISHER S AND FTNFKAL DIRECTORS. ''VERT BEQtTtSfTR PV! wrTtfERAM OF ALL CLA'SKS. PrOryi,!O? nf l?un? t?n.9<. Sh??')ien. ?d "oh -,• "up ;1") ''teav.'b (twos, *3. PRI (;E L.,r Oly A P fL IC, A, I'r Note the On'r Address. 5, ?r O'R K? ? ST R E E T. Telegr-?. "3TONK BROI? CARDIFF. _yflticuB 1JIeleytor.e, G. S'roE AND CO.. tT NDERTAKERS, ONLY AD P. BESS: 11, WORDING-STREET, (lAltDIFF. Teletrrams: —STO>TE, 11. Workin». Itrœt Cltordilr National Telephoiia: yp. 83). Surtion ^nmrnnip. Yeura RULEY. GILLER. and TELFER. E,, I'-li*F-Iit- ic., at Cardiff Nov. 29 Fruit Trees. Shrubs, &c., at Cardiff .Dec 1 Properties, at Cariift Dec 4 Cigars at C,,r,tiff Hr.rtM. Carri>i3es. Ac., at. Cardiff Dec. 6 hnatjrs. &e.. at Cardiff Dec. 13 Messrs. W C. CLARKE and DOVEY Boa.unesa Premises. Ac., at Cardiff Nov 29 M" JOHN DAVID. C,We Sheep. ,h.. at Cowbride .t)c(). 4 :Ire- H. S. DAVIE3 and MORGAN. S.h. op and Messuage. 4;v. at Forth Dec. 11 Messrs. W M OWLEtt and SON. Cl, r(liff .9_I )Ie. GOTTW-\LTZ. BOWRI:"O. anll PERRY. Honsebold Appointments, at Cardiff No'. 29 & 30 and Dec. 1 Mr.jonx?%A???? Cbri,tm?, Ale f Prim e F,,t St.,2k at ?" Farm, near Aberdare Dec !'i < Aberdare .Dec. 10  h ?M?}'' ??VALTEK JA'?)"?. 1160 :(:ce. &0.. ,t Y V,.? 29 I LK\ STREET AUCTION AND 8TORAGE '[.-4 G llzkDDli'UCTIIIN ,%N-D F3'rORAGF, Pian,,)e. P?te. Ac.. from Penarth 3nd Cowh.r.d,?e at Rooms Nov. 29 & 30 F Messrs. MOORE and CO ftr. rmtnre. Ac.. at Cardiff "i;? 29 n'{i; XT?A?. D.A?H. and HU\T' ComK'e?ood?.atNewport. D<-c1 ?mFnrrntaru.at Newport 1?'? -ultliral irapfements tnd v. Newmrt TW 5 y???CHni;3: HÓ,i;-Eii: YOUNG. A?EB ?uru'twe. Hor.e., CIttl?. &-I. ncnr 73ri?tol Di??. III 11, 12, and 13 „ Ifr TITOTfAS P.I.RV 'rMMd PrODPrtie.. at Newport Dec. 5 ?' ?"?R? ? P\n(" h?irl and I.e.?eho)d Hotel.. Shnp?. &, at Pontypool. Trcde?ar. and SebMtopo). Nov. 50 ?? ?'?H' PTTTTJJPS. 6 t?? «.h? n).d Prnnertif). at ni)v-? Dec 6 ? T SAT?XDER9. fRmw, ceri. Barry Dock yov 29 ,??? ???? at Cardiff .D?. 5 LMMho? prnpt-rt'-s..)t ?i.irrv Dec 10 11. S? rT, and ISAAC. 29 .'„r. nit?re. &r.. at C:"?.f Nov 29 ? A &HTC?D.T?.b: ??? ?..?.. Furnitnre. at Cardiff Nov. 29 C!"Tf_ &r.. al Cardiff. T)ec 4 ''°?"'?3 STBAKER and SO!? Freehold Farm. &c.t A horavel1ny.T)ec. 11 ? ? ?? ?TX3n? and CO. PFun rJ niture, Ac., at C-Hiff Dec Vr W?T''T.L Tt-n?lAMS. ??t Sq'. ?h? al L';1 ntwit Major Dec. 10 aIt bl) (aiirtioll. ? T)r'KFTr.tN';UW'\is and UWTq\ i,1. FOWLER and SON ■ ..re imtruc-ed b, the F"" ? t. rf a :n('i SKLI' ? ArCTIOX. Without '?' Mt?naivp Salerooms. 23. Du\<; :t"et. r VkR8Y N-FXT. Xovem- m"fT^v"f ° tho EXCELLEXT FURlTURE, .S. ?'? "?'A "? ?)nut. uit. with ?'"?'? '?.? S? m-'ho?nv »««e. tt:r? »«'<*? i of n,?I)e roorm, hair mattr??c?, htildin"Jt';m'Vui,c in i1k f?-'ry. three we*tn• ,?'? Pianofortes, duet eton!. '?nt ?)' ??' ,he dinine-mom in carved oak, Tiz ??<, '"■lc,"nr<l 6ft. ??' dinner wa» M d orernMnt«! en suite, the break- fa« f .rnrm ??7?' Y"?'d wa)nnth?h 0'0< l'adrled ('hair suit.a in real m0rocco, 8ft. "lid di.ir' ,.g ?M< 6ft. n-1) I,eb.t,Td and .? "?fh. brnnM3. ?nntinm. 'i-g-, &c. A)? n hantn?pt ?t-k of 'n,rk IfiO PA7?PTTTQ '?)°?".? ? TnrkeI;I'!xmimter. Wi'tnn. ?-—,?)' and Tapestry. n9080 a9090 ?'  J{'l:¡ PHONDDX^VALiiKY; 1MP0OJL. TANT SAl.t? ?. \«F 1!OT.D RTSIXESS ?.SSRs. H S. ?A?E? & MORGAN Ãr c, "0 in'trllte(l to SF.LL by PKBLIC l '?"' ?"h P,),t)?, ?n Tr,mm:. ? ?"'??'' "?' ? ?" 7? "ah i t ;o condltl0n!l as eha U -he then l'ahlet 10 ,'H'h 1-?idi ti?ns aa sbauibe then "1<1\, lRP An MESSUA?, B')r???. ??? with the WARE- •'•natc L "'???-??? ?h"ef,h on!!i.na- t b(?ret '"nitf. ?'??'? !"?'a<-cnt to the Pnrth *"• i tnT h Jwha t ront at:e to «»-l>tion^treet. Portland r, Station.trMt. arlh':i,? aT;t¡: :Ii\noírh tcnnat?n .r -7'm" Evan9. Draper.  "e '?' nndcr 1.01<0 6th rlay or VJu^l*Z-I William* and ? h.??.   Mnran. for a frm of <■9 rSIi? r fr?? the ''«V of .?nnarv. 16;6, «.? annual round rent of £ 5 T l i. » ''•'■nntf ion2 "oi fTrL ??''<' ? the Mrtion'ar of In,?"-rs Irl(l Trad^men to the ?? ? ;h? P?? .h!h?e??'' in the ;i ?'?" ?' .?'?h.?" a n b;f\ t,tNhp he -i?,l ,n f?, 11 — \v?.H ^v:nr ? -?- J??r'r' ? ?' <-?? be  f\ f-k%w«wD",iins hr 'It'h..ri :"tn,t On. !,ork'"f) A!H'l\. "n"t ( ion 'tJ.T.hf' P"mÍ':c<; r:ln hfl' Vi",(.,r nn APf)1ÎcI\Jion N l ,l,rT"v n"rt Fnrther Far- ,1 ('>10 tip h!a:nPlt f''>m rhA Auctioneers, )f"n'h;l!l"h;'m,'r'1. Ponh.pridd; or from vr^ and j ^alrs! i)|) Auction. SA^rTmsi^Y (THURSDAY! Tl1-)IOHIWW (FRIDAY). AND Y -EX'I', l7S?SE15VK1) 8Al.KU 6l^X EXCEEDINGLY !!I?H-CLA!?A?)1?ACMFIi.'KXT)LOU?E- ?L" AD'O?TM).?'?. S1LVKR AND iMWVyX.W.- n1 I,ATB- AND VALUABLE WORKS O' AtZ'I'. THE CONTENTS OF A WELL- Fl RNlsllEI) C013NIY RESIDENCE, Furnished in the most perfect taste within the last three ??9. at a cost of upwards of £ 5,000, Removed to Cardiff for Immediate Unreserved I no property of a well-known County Gentle- man. who is realising the whole of his Effects consequent upou his departure from South Wales, Oolm\J.he CONTENTS of SEVENTEEN BEDROOMS. DHAWIKQ-ROOM and BOUDOIU FURNITURE. TlIliEE PIANO- FORTES. by HECH?TKI?. COLL.\R" and CCLLAltn, and DASsELL; DINING. LIBRARY, and MORNING ROOM FI RNI- 11 RE. the Contents of n well-fttruished Billiard-rooin. with nearly NEW FILI.SIZE BILLIARD-TABLE by WRIGHT and CO.. Makers t, the Royal Family. willi complete fitt¡lls. MAONTFk'F.NT EXHIBITION COLLECTION OF FOREIGN BIRDS in EBONY and PLATE- GLASS FRAME. Frnm the AsllbnIlj\ ¿"i;W¿'n; head", bir?H. «?' trophies, piarble statur.rv. a CI>IJLEC- '?.f CAMYKP OAK, \m;MS MAR TIN CAR??E'?'a and TABLES, m?rouetprx- fnrni. SUI;rE,?, fSl.K CL'R- ,I%r COLLF,( ,I(Il ,f ?AL) ABLE CARPETS av.d EASTERN RUGS, Sne cbn? and glass ?p?t?<< bv "nrlück; wlij HARE OLD CHINA, IV-fESSRS?. GOTTWALTZ, ROWRl^G, .??  ?"?Y have rp?ivp() instructions to SELL bv Al'CTIO at th"ir SALEROOMS. i ■rJ,ir,.J1';HSTKf:KT- C'ABDTH' THIS DAY '??.???''?-?'?R'?W (FRIDAY), and ?ATUKMY?XT.29(hant!Ntt.Xoyfmhw aud 1.t December, at Eieypn o'clock punchmlly ?h day. THE ABOVE COSTLY APPOINT- MENTS. SILVER AND SILVER-PLATE, AND WORKS OF ART, Removed as above. THE CONTEXTS OF SEVENTEEN T; ED- ROOMS, including Appointments in Ash, WaI- nut, Oak. and other woods: some of the Ward. robes with glass doors: Sits of Toilet Tables; Sots of Chamber Ware: A 7FT. MAHOGANY LOUIS XVI. BEDROOM SET. beautifully carved, with noble Wardrobe and Cbeval Toilet. Tables; A 5FT. MAHOGWV BACHELOR S SET in Mahojanv; A FINE OLD INI, MI) WARD- ROBE; A 6FT. WALNUT BEDROOM SET. and others 1 r. various woods and smaller sizes; HANDSOME BRASS BEDSTEADS, some with hangings. Hair Beidinsr. Feather neds. *c.; Fine MAHOGVNY WARDROBES; Chests of Drawers; exoensive Carpets and Rugs; elejailt Toilet Services: Baths THE BOUDOIR ANT) DRAWING-BOOM FUR- NITURE includes SVrrFi OF SILK CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES, madd to special order by Maple f nd Co: expensive Laco Curtains, a beautiful Louis XIY Suite covered in silk, with Cabinets. Overmantels, and Tables en suite. Rose"ood Wall Cabinets. TWO VERY FINE VERNIS MARTIN CV'TVETS, SEVER\L PIECES OF FINE OLD DITCK FUR- NITURE. large Gilt Glasses; Italian Tablos "I tittm in various w?fla. a Uocwood Da.enporl. massive Brass Fenders and F- -,t 1, Wiit?n Piip Cart?t?. A KE \RT,Y ir^.is, COTTAGE VT VNOFOR.TF IN MAHCO\XY CASE bv BECHSTEIN. another by DASSEL. Music Settees and Cabinels. Occasional Chairs, a fine COLLECTION OF OLD Cl'TN' V embracing snecimens i" OLD HEYHE8 WOR- C?TFR (R""N ?)Er!'T)Y. and VIENNA- n' ROYAL SEVRES TEA AND LESSERT SERVICE. THE DINING-ROOM. IN POLL \RD OAK. l'nclndes old and l'lodrrn Paintings. 1\ SET OF FURNITURE IN FINEI.V-FTGUPED POT, IsARD OAK. vi* A 7FT. SIDFROARD wi'h missive! carved hack, a 12FT DINING TABI.E. a full Suite of exlra large Cbnirs upholstered in Morocco, a Dinner Wnnn. A COAL C'?BIYET. LARGE OVERM AVTET.—aV en pt1He, A SET OF HE\?' CURTAINS with Valances, b" Maple and C,. lart? TURKEY •\Utl-KT. 23ft hr 16ft.. A FINE CHIME CLOCK in c«V C««e Ornaments in Brcue. a flr.» Ilair of D'auiht s.e" VALUABLE OLD < vn AfODERV SILVER AND SHEFFIELD PLATE. Including manv ium-rtant item. THE COTT.UCTTOV OF NRR, PAINTINGS AND WATER-COLOUR DRAWINGS I.I"?\RYOFV?H''T!LF.P?m<S THE LIBRARY IN ("RVED O\K. arranged with finely "Pfi ehoi", Rettres. and E-'SV C)t?i)-< A FINFLV CARVED 6FT. BOOKCAS? A PITR OF DITTO. AN IMPORTANT STDFBOARD. PROFUSELY cAnvrD. tt Writing Table, a noble ChesterfleM Settee, and a Pair of Divan Cbnirs costiv Suites of Curtains, valuable Old Clock. Several Pieces of Bronze. TWO IMPORTANT and VAT.U \Rr V, CELESTIAL AND TERRFSTRI \L TELESCOPES nn brs" trinod .taTlr1.. fitted with adjustable lene bv lnfn:\lItõI. A 1b:'rm"rfe.tret.. London; a few old Engravings, and other interesting items. TIlE BTLTIARD-ROOM. fi'ted with exp"¡,,o Stttees. NFARTT NEW FULL SI7E COSTI.Y SPANISH MMfr>G*NY 7?IY,T?TAPD TABLE, with \?.v thick =?tp. "nn nntent low fr"«t-proof cushions, srvecial'v m"de ? GEO WRIGHT AND C0"?' makers ?<°* ii? Majesty Ivorv Balls, "nd other fittings; the fittir.ys around room, cnrnetiner. Ac. THE APT'OIVI'VENTS OF MOHV7Nr,-T?OOM A vortLE SPANISH MAHOGANY KIDErsOiTtri vith lofty 111tf't:8 back, and n YFRY S{"} ERlnR DTNTVO RnOM RTTrF. with 'I-' TVF c^bairs in Morocco; Inrer and Outer Entrance Hails Landing, and Staircases. Carved OeV Trail Furniture. A AfOST T'H'tilif; COLT.EOTTOV np FORETGN BIRDS. HEADS. AND TROPHIES, mostlv purchased from the Aohbnrnham 0"1, 1erQon: Rn4ft1 B'-icVets. Old n1f C'hi. Settles. Axminster Stnir flnr1 T,orlintr CI1-rt)Pt- the contents of Ch'na and Plate Pantries. K't'-hens. 'ba UONTFNTS OF GPFR,NllorQrq ?,l B^DDtNG PT, '?TS inciud-nr ???n??e' imtnis nH Salvias in blos<n Perennial q,m- lovero Pinks. Pvretbinyns. Phlox. R,ftfr'1' French Dai6i«M, R"sPCJ. V:ol^ts ¡:¡""wherrie;¡. Ac.. &c.; Grdcn and Outdoor Effort C:1t;l1'9.'l1P9 may- be luu-1 of t11A Ani-tioneom t tlioir Offlaes. 11. H1 "h-street. Cardiff. a8979 MONMOUTHSHIRE PARISHES OF I,T,ANCF,VIEW AND GW^RNESNF.Y. IMPORTANT RATE OF FREEHOLD FARMS A vh T IVfR-THOMAS PARRY has rcceivefl i. nstr-icUoni from the Kxecutore of the late E J. PhiJliT1". Esq.. -T.P.. I>.T, to conduct SALE hy AUCTION, at the Westgate HotM, 1900. at Thre" o clock in the Afternoon 10"),' ipct to th" Common Form Conations of the 1\fnnmonHn:¡hirf\ Jn0rp()ri\ted Law Society and to «uch other Condition^ as may be then and th^"> fo^owipT- ".1u!\ble FREEHOLD PROPERTIES,  t?at comPa°t. and valuable Fr"e. Tint, 1. All thit ,)mpaet and Farm, situnte in the P?'ehfs of Cwern?.n,v and U?n- ?f.vn-w and distant about 2 miles from tbe town of TJsk. rontaininer in the whole 117 acres 2 roods "") r?rehes. or thereabouts, of rich arable, meadow, and pasture land*, nrden. nnd Iin g. with Bu1tnhle farm- house h and "'liIlHng., in the "?"?"'? of Mr. JM,"oh Willl"" a8 YlIr]' tennnt. T?' ?T?" ?''? ,,y desirable Prp?hoM Landed Property, known an Church Farm Ritnnte in tbt tri?h nr Gwernesnev ,ind (]j t .nt about 2 ;nl from the ?n? of U.k. with farmhouse, outbuildings, yards, and gir(len, and ahollt 03 aere^ of very useful arnhlú. meadow and pasture land, and orcharding, the whole bincr now and for many pn rq past in the occupation of Mr. J. T. E. Jenkins as 3'car'v tenant. This T,ot offers an admirable site for the erection of a residence. T.of 3. All that Freehold Cottnpe. with out- bniMfrtsrs. garden, and orehnrdiner. situate in the Pnrish of Gwernesnev aforoaaid. and now in the occupation of Georce Dobbins. lot. 4 All that Freehold Cottaere and Garden, known as Church Cottaire. situate in the Parish of Owernesney aforesaid. Fall Particulars, with Plnns. nr" in course of preparation, and may be obtained, with Carel. to View. on and after November 21.t on Rnplic[ltion to the Auctioneer. Albany- chambers. Newnort. or to Messrs. Davis, Lloyds, and Wilson. Solicitors. Newport. A.'ti?. ?n(I Estate. N.?p.rt. Nov. 7th, 1900. 71554 SALF THIS DAY. 133. CASTT,F-"RO\D. CARDIFF. SALK OF FIRST-CLASS FURNITHRE (Removed to the nbov* Premises for the nur^os** nf Qnle\ T\/fESSRR. R"H" M<;ELMd ISAAC ? I'd to SELL 1,,? APCnOX as above, on THURSDAY, the 29th Novembpr, 1900. at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, the Whole of the Well-preserved FURNITURE, Beinc: the complete annointmenU of n Villa P.9¡(len('e. n(l comnri«ine dining-room suite in leather, larcre hook-shelf, telescope ,1inin!! table, knee-hole writing de?k. several fin" fitl eneravinea after Dore. piano in walnnt case, whatnot. Turkey carpets, music cabinet., burr wa1nut ch'ffonniere. verv Rnnerior bed- room suite, with 6ft. wardrobe, three chests of drawers, four bedsteads, fether beds, over- lays. Ac., fenders, brasses, the contents of the kitchen and domestic offices, also some valu"ble ornament. and OLD CInNA. including several pieces of Worcester and SwnnR. The Goods will bo on View the Marnin:: of the Day of Ral(' For Further Particulars apnlv to the Auc. tioneers. U 11 Reel and Isaac. P A S I.. Theatre St, Marv-gtreet. C.ardiff a061 CARTOONS OF THE POER WAR nt ?A ? STAXIFORni. Price Siimpnce iPvoTs.t1 age ,M, Ext?.WESTER?q MAIL L TED" &alr0 bl) Auction* SALE THIS DAY. SAT 'I"'711 NEXT, NOVE?MER 29th. CASTLE A U('i?ION A?il 1: 15, HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF. ATTRACTIVE SALE O. SUPERIOR HOUSE- HOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. Removed from REi!IDEXCF.8 in NEWPORT- ROAD nrul PLASTURTON-GARDENS, for Convenience of Sale TVTKSSRS. BAILEY, GILLER, and TELFER have b-. fn\'ùlId with instrue- tioiis to Ueinove and SELL hv AUCTION a!, LAiJGi: and VARH:n ASSKMBLAGE of Ex, CELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CompriRing:-AII'hrass and black and brass bedsteads, spring mattresscs and bedding, four well-made bedroom ..it, mahogany ..d walnut chest offwl". four dining-room suites in leather und auddieha<g8, three walnut overmantels, easy chnirs in saddlebags, 11AND30MK DUAWING-ROOM SUITE, china and other cabinets in rosewood and walnut, velvet, pile -zid Axiuinster carpets, 4;t.. Mt., and 6ft. sideboards, occa- sional tables and chi'irs, brass kerbs and hearth furniture, and tho usual kitchen On of .9120 On View Morning of Sale. a9120 CASTLE AUCTION MAKT. 15, HIGH-STREET, CAKJUKF. IMPORTANT I'N'iK.sMKVKD q, ? OF EVEB- GTIKKNS. FRUIT THEES, CUUKANT UEVF -F.NS -lity CANES. AND FLOWEItIN 8HRCHS 1VTKSSRS. 1 AILKY, GII-LEII, and x TELFER h, received instructions to SEMj by AUCTION. Wiltnut Reserve, cn r \TVHDA Y. Decombor 1st, comlHllciug ai Two u'el..rk. a LHl' CntHdlHncnt of o'cb.ok. TREES', FLOWERING SHRUBS, B\"J<:nGRlÜN8. &C.. Cataln¡:t1PB may 1 had on application to the Auctioneer* On View Iorning of Sale. _,(a9113 I U-n}>TANT SALE OF FREEHOLD VILLAS AT LI.ANDAFF LF.ASE1COLT) DWELLING- HOUSES CLAUDK-ROAD. ROATII, COBURN- STREET. CATHAYS. f'AHDIFF MESSRS. RAILEY, UILT,FR, and TELFER have been favoured with in- structions to SELL by AUCTION at the Angel Hotel. Cardiff, on TUESDAY. Dceou\)(>r 4th. 1500, at Sevan o'clock in the Evening, subject to 1"lIditioIlS of SuI" to be the. and there read tin* excellent FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES: — Lot 1. All that Freehold Dwelling-house, 8ina:e :11<1 Known as "Tru5t.horv." Bridge- street. Llandaff, now unoccupied, but until recently let a" i;4j per unuuiu, t-enant paying rates and t.1xes. Lot 2. All that Freehold Dwelling-house adjoining Lot 1. situate and known as "Fel- Btend," Bridge-street. Llaudaff, now unoccu- pied The above are in excellent repair through- (".t and beill Fo)d in consequence of owner having left th" n,igh,d. Lot 3. All that Leasehold Dwelling-house, sit\lat and known aa 20, Claude-road. Roath. Cardiff Leasehold for Iho term of 99 voara LOffi 1890, at an annual ground rent of XG. Lot 4. All that Leashold Dwelling-house, situate and known as No. 25 Coburn-street, Cathays. Cardiff. Leasehold for a term of 9J years from 2nd February. 1683. at an annual ground rent of ,<;3, let to good tenant at 8a. 6d, per week For Full Particulars and Orders to View apply ac; to Lot's 1 and 2 to Messrs. Owen and Bail-»v, Solicitors, Yorkshire Bank-chambers. Huddorsfleld: as to Lots 3 and 4 to Harold M. Lloyd. Esq.. Solicitor 21. Castle-street, Cardiff: and as to all the Let. to the Auctioneers, 15, High-street, Cardiff. a9036 CASTLE AUCTION TI'T' 1, HIGH-STREETT CARDIFF. IMPORTANT U:"IRJ: i, I I-D SALE OF ClIOICF: CIGARS. l\fEs.riú BAILEY, GILLER, and TELFER r i,7(?(i to SE LL by AUCTION, Wit II R"n'o, on N?'EI)N Fl", kyb,I, 'at Two ..?lmk, 10,000 CIGARS of Apsorted Choi" ririllds a 9085 CORI'ORAITON IIORSF, REPõšITõ CARDIFF. USUAL FORTVTGH ."LY SALE OF HORSES, <Am:1 VUI-X f ARTS. HARNESS. &c. i\E'HS. ]L\ILEY, GILUm, and ZTniTn ?WVV\m H0LD their U.-I FORT- NIG1I1LY SALL at Ihdr Repository, as above, on 1,;D?kY, December 6th, commencing at Twelve o clock, T,\e'oct>mkêe, ;1! mgh'atrút, Cavdi* a9075 CORPORATION HORSK REPOSITORY. CARDIFF. TVTESSRK. BAILEY, GILLER, and TELFER beg to announoc that thev will IH.'LD a I'FCtM. STUD SALE at their Reposi- tory. as above, on DECEMBER 13, for TEn; HIGH-CLASS HARNESS HORSES, and COBS onlv. Early JErrtries Solicited. n9133 CHRISTMAS FAT STOCK SALE, AT ABER A MAN FARM. MR. JOHN HOWELL has been in- It tell to SELL for the Pow(?ll Dinl'ryn Steam Coal Company (Limited), on no 6th 1nCE\f1IER, 1900, CO PHnJR FAT CATTLE. 500 PRIME FAT SHEEP. For Fi,-th?, Particulars apply t. the A.?- 7;(l;e"tI!a_(a i M; ABFRCWMBOI FAR", NEAR ABERDARE. ANNUAL CHRISTMAS -AT STOCK SALE. JOHN H oWELL has been f ;nst;u;Ih'. ? Thomas D;S, b 10 SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on MONDAY, December ICth. 1900, the foilowiug FAT STOCK: — 60 Prime Fat Cattle, 250 Prime Crossbred Fat Lambs, 10 excellent Milking Cows and Calves. I,t11ld:eún at Twelve o'clock. S,de at One o'clock h?,rp, Terms CaBh. For Particulars see Catalogues. JNO. HOWELL, Auctioneer, V15^S1 Aberaman. SALE nHS DAY QUEEN-STREET SALEROOMS, CARDIFF. LARGE ljNRESERVFD SALE of SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BEDSTEADS, BEDDING. PIANOS. & removed from ?ar?: nh(': and Richmond-road. ]VffESHRS. MOORE and CO. are in-, structed by the above tenants to Ec!m.?(? to !ir Salerooms. Queen-street, and SELL by lIí9 I upw:HdJ of 350 Lntg of Sunenor FURNITORE, BEDSTEADS, AND BEDDING, Comprising dining, drawing, and bed room .ui' h?d?t,!ad?, bedding, wire mattresses, ,h?? drawers, wardrobes, duchesse toilets, 6(t., 5't. and *ft. idb.ard, cabmelS, bookcase., o?verm?Intel,s dining tables, curbs, fenders, fire E,n'pei;.fg:I:S', ,;earq coitch??s, picture", bronzes, piano (Neumcvp'" I &. c. a9079 &'6n View Morning of Sale. Sale at Two o'clock. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEAH'NT ROOKHILL HOUSE, KEYNSHAM, NEAR BRISTOL. (Within Five Minutes' Walk of the Railway Station.) C EO. NICHOLS, HOWES. YOUXG, .If ALDER, and CO. arc favoured with instructions from F. R. Fry, Esq., to SELL by AUCTION, upon the Premises, on MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY, 10th, 11th. 121h, and 13th December, 1900, the whole of bi. COSTLY MODERN anti ANTIQUE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SILVER PLATE AND PLATED ARTICLES, CHINA, GLASS, LINEN, AND CFLLAH OF CHOICE WINES. Unique Aid well-known collection of valuable OIL PAINTINGS. WATER-COLOUR DRAW- INGS, and SPORTING PRINTS, by some of the most eminent artists; 110lhon, and green- house plants; CARRIAGES. HARNESS, and STABLE REQUISITES; also his valuable i-JTUD OF BLOOD STOCK, Comprising Brood Mares, Two Year Olds and Yearling, H'unt-evs. Carriage Horses, and Ponies; together with his small, but well- Belectod, HERD of PURE-BRED SHORTHORN CATTLE, IMPLEMENTS, HAY. MANGOLDS, AND OTHER EFFECTS, A Full Description of which will appear in Catalogues and Future Advertisements. 49, Broad-street. Bristol. 71682 42. PENARTII-ROAD. CARDIFF. SALE of SUPERIOR FURNITURE. PIANO- FORTE, THREE BICYCLES, and STOCK-IN- TRADE OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, MUSIC, and MUSICAL REQUISITES. TVTESSRS. S. M. WILKINSON and CO. l' have received instructions from Miss Williams, who is leaving the .town, to SELL by AUCTION, on the Premises, its above, on TUESDAY, December 4th. 1900, at Two p.m. pre. cisely. the Whole of the Valuable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, STOCK OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, AND EFFECTS, Comprising two reception-room BuHes in crimson velvet, "ld leather, CAPITAL IIAN(? FORTE IN WALNUT. TWO GENTS: AND ONE LADY'S BICYCLES, tt,,b].?. maho- Y:j:J:,s"ïvEnÍÊt'13ss¿: i mantels, oil-paintings. Oriental china and umbrella ta.d. THE USUAL BEDROOM l:¡POINi.fÉTSan:it;t?! Ui:?R I ,nter and fixture". CAPITAL "I'EXNY-I\œ THIvSLOT" MUSICAL INSTRUMENT. VIOLINS and CllSes. b:\n.105, MANDOLINS and cases, con- certinas. accordions, tambourines, PICCOLOS certiniisS. 'N)CK OF MUSICAL ACCESSORIES, and numerous th?r effccts. On View Morning of Sale Day. a9093 Oftlcc*. St. rp, YPEWRITING AT THF T, WXM-'N MAIL OFFICE. CARDIFF,i &tilt!5 tip SUuttotu SALE 3074. SALETnTSDAY. CARDIFF. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEES. „B„U„S„IN„ ES, S PREMISES in COWBRIDGE-ROAD and CASTLE-ROAD. DWELLING-HOFHES in RYDEB STRMET, CANTON; FERNDALE-STREET, CRANGETOWN and BEDFORD-PLACE, ROATH. TVTESSRS. W. C. CLARKE and DOVEY are instrncted to OFFER for SALE by ME'I()'ofth\.tfrI[,;P.Yjf'ni,i'Y(hK}i;I;Y of rNB;'l.  at ?'Y" o clock in the ?vcmng. subject to "ueh Conditions ae will be produced at the time f s?"" "nd in lhe foi?owing or such other Lots, may be determined upon thereat, the f?ll.winL- T1~90v0T aot t SaleBf, nUlloSwINmEcrSS PREMISES AND DWELLING-HOUSES — ? Description of Propertiea. Rental*.  of  ^nnualGrouiid 'THnKEBWINESS PREMISES: f' J9 Years from £ 8 8s. on whole, No. 327, Cowbridge-road, Cardiff ..i 15s. 6d. per weeh. jf>» febru?ry 211d.l which will be £ .°- ^l'1, Vacant. ?' 1M5. >r apportioned if No. 327b. Ha. por week, '? ) o!fer<;d .?pa- 2 T\VOM!8[NMaPHEMI?;S: ??''? 2 No:;OC;¿'; b:JW:!I' Vacant. 114 C7 158. lid. on No. 31, Occupied by Thejj { whole, which Progrcsaiv.i B..tl 1 99 Years from will be anpor- Company. June 1st, > tioned if offered Also DWELLING-HOUSE: I 1854. | separately. No. 10. Bedford-plac>\ at rear of Ca*tle-road, Cardiff 6. per week. ) 3 DWELLING-HOUSE: No 5, Ryder- 138. per "ek. 99 T??irs from 29th slr""1. Canton, Cardiff exclusive. Sept., 1835 c4 3s. 9d. 4 Do., No. 1.1, Ryder-street, Canton, 17.. rr week, 99 Yr, from 29th Cardiff inclusive. Sept.. 1883. £ 4 10s. Od. 5 Do, :\0 41. Farndalc'81reet, l1s pOl' week. 99 YOON\ from 29th Gran^ctown. Cardiff I." Sept.. 1894. £ 4 0b. Od. 6 D2anV,wn4J,Carz.¡'¡;¡ië:ijirèët: l1Bns;èk, 99 Yfr¿,429th £4 88. Od. 71 Dnn3?wn15,Cl\rYnd:;ië:sïr(;e'i: 118i.II";ek. 99 Y"fr;)P;\9th £4 8s. o, 7 Do.. No. 1 5. Ferndale-street, lis. per wcek. 99 Y?r? from 29tli Grange town. Cardiff inclusive. Sept.. 1894 X4 8s. 0d. 8. Do. No. I, Feriidale-Ftmet, per ?vet-k. 99 Y?ri from 29th | Granpetown. Cardiff inclusive. 8,?pt. 1894. £ 4 88. Od. 9 D." No, 49, FermlaJe,street. 12.. per week, 99 Years from 29th Grangotown. C.,(l ifr 8%. Od. For Further Particulars apply to ARCHI11ALD CHANNING, Esci., Solicitor, Taunton; or to the ,3. CL,r,lity ji9021 «It'£1 bp s urtion. -PAíR. SALE OF FAT STOCK. MR. JOHN DAVID has received in- struction* to SELL by AUCTION, on TUESDAY, December 4th, 19W \bl!Ig the day of the Fat StocU Show), viz. — 60 PRIME SJ'ALL-FED FAT CATTLE, FEW FAT SHEEP AND PORKERS, The property of the principal feeders* in the Vale of Glamorgan, and who havo entered for competition at the Show. Early Entries Solicited, so that duo pub- licity may be giveu. Sale at 12.30. imlUedi:ltely upon the arrival of the Mid-day Train from the Rhondda, Gnrw Valleys, and Cardiff. Arrangements are being made with the T V R Company to convey t Lh3direct to their destination on the day of Sale. The Auctioueer begs to inform Butchers I,lid the public 'v t h'S'afe will be ?"I(t at the Cow bridge Market Every Month, of which due notice ?i'l 1). 71601 SALE THIS DAY. THE DUKE-STREET AUCTION ROOMS, CARDIFF. ON THURSDAY and FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 29:h and 30tli, commencing at Twelve Noon precisely each day. Large Geuuine UNRESERVED SALE of COSTLY HOUSEHOLD APPOINTMENTS, carved oak furniture, valuable pianofortes, choice pictures and china, ùlf\c furniture. &c.. being th cont,c ,,t-, of a ..P?,?'Iv-furni,?hed residence removp<1 from Cowbridge for better con. venience of Sale, and from Trevor Dene, Plymouth-road, Penarth (by order of the representatives of the la" Mrs. G. Newlnl. IE;l;vfre'2o:o SON XTA are favoured with instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at their Salerooms, 25, Dukc-! -t?,.t. C,,rd?ff, on the above date- the Wh"le of the Magnificent FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF THE LAITGE RESiDEN CES, Comprising the contents of 13 bedrooms, in- cluding two 6ft. ?(?dro n, it. in dark carved walnut and satin walnut, a co.itly Vhippendale mahogany set, a 4ft. choice)y inlaid Sh?rat.. I bedroom su ¡Ie. and other8 in variau. woods, I two burr walnut wardrobe. ,ith glass d..N: large dressing tables with atn marble- top wa-hminds, toilet gla?,?es, ?ett of toilet ware, dre8sing chests. a,g? chets of draw"r", marble-top wawtand8, massive brass and other bedsteads, with "pring and wool mat- tresses to fit, feather beds, curpots and rug., ottoman oouch, &c. rrha d:nln and breateTnat rectfna 1. carved oak and ?.1n.t embrace a grandly carved oak 5ft. 6in. sideboard, with a oeL of .ix ,Il and two ?ay cha?'" uphoisl"rcd in pl?,?lea t her, and an r.iant?l to ma tch. a! 3ft. carved oak bookcase, a ditto bureau, a' ditto letter cabinet, a ditto Sft. writing tatie alld pedestal desk, it ditto corner cabinet, a noble 6ft. carved walnut sideboard with a ma8sive lofty back, a crocodile leather mal?!?iv :n 8ft dini?g table and an overmantel en suite, a coal cabinet, bra^s curbs and fenders, bra??" several pairs of valuable oil- paintings and etchings, large clocks and bronzcs, two E?ecretaire bookcases in walnut, a light oak cabinet and writing table combined, a roll-top desk. several Axminster and Brussels carpets, hearthrug?, and mats, a costly frieze velvet suite in walnut, with a 5ft. finely-carved sideboard and dining table to mateh. a 3-tier dinner waggon, and a dwarf bookcase. The drawing-room and boudoir furniture includes a costly 4ft. 6in. inlaid French china cabinet and corner cabinet to match (these two pi"ces of ro.tHy m?,gniflpcnt French cabinet wark cost £ 75), threc valnable cottage piano- fortes. music cabinet. and stooh. a 4ft. 6in Chippendale cabinet with OPtt? suite uphob stered in silk tapestry, overmantel and coal ,b i,? tt0t?t,h, inlaid r.d and Chip- pendale card and occasional tables, a pair of gilt girandoles, choice ornament*, a handsome ,1,?k ,ndf candelabra nder shades, large gilt glasses, a Sutherland table, a beauti- fully inlaid rosewood ?.tt? suite in silk Genoa velvet it,h a magnificent 5ft. cabinet and overmantel en suite, II lady's writing table in golden oak. lonnge chairs in tapestry and sadiiTebags. corner and other occasional chairs, wall brackets, curtains, valuable Wilton and Axminster carpets, a revolving bookstand,, Tlit, hall appointments in carved oak and walnut inclune hall-stands with chairs to match, hat racks, seats, steel engravings, a: carved white enamellpd archway 6ft.. wide. Ac. The usual kitchen effects, a large dog kennel, iron wine bins, and other effects. Wednesday. The whole will be n View W.In?.d, November 28th. from Ten a.m to 8eyen p.m., and Mornings of Sale, which will commence at Twelve Noon sharp, owing to the number of, lots. NEWPORT CATTLE MARKET. a9033 "WSllAY vrXT, DECEMBER. 5th. TVTESSRS. XEWLAND, DAVIS, and IIUN'T? linvo received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at the Newport CaUl" Markot. on WEDNESDAY NEXT, December 6th, a Inrc^ stork of nearly no<v AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINES, By eminent makers, comprising capital farm wasron on springs, miller's wagon on Aprins:r8. two nearly new tip carts, lierht spring marV-et. cart with a,-a,, sets of chain harrows, Howard's barrows, chaff machines for hand, horee or steam power with belts, hand rhiff machines, siv grinding mills with driving pulleys com- plete; root pu'pers, malt screen, several weiRhine-machine and weiclits, handharrows, Kalvaniscd boilers, portable stove, cart, covers, horse cloths—!n all abont 70 lotn: also a 6-HORSE POWER PORTABLE ENGINE (by Hornaby) .and a PORTABLE LIVING VAN FOR SHEPHERD, Ac. Catalogues may be hnd of the Aaetionpr8, 10, Commercial.stroet., Newport. 71683 -MO:'r'-f(1TJ'f'HRTTInf.- PARISHES OF ABERG WF.NNY AND LIAN- G ATTOCK-.TUXTA-U Slf. VU'MRLE FPFFirr-rr, T-RM FOR SU.F. lyri'SSRS. STRAKER an d SON will IIl\y AUCTION, at, the A?JI H:1 Abergavenny, on TUESDAY, the llth Decem- be r. 1900 at Two for Three o'clock in the After- noon, subject to Oonditions of Salet. be then ptrdnced, and in the followlne or such other Lots aR shall bo determined at the time of Sale, Lot 1. All that VaJnn;,)e FRJ;;F,HOJ,D FAR", Bitnete in the Hamlet of Hardwick. in the Parish oi Abergavenny, and in the Parish of J.langatt.nck-,inxta-TJ.1<. both in the Connty of Monmouth, within three miles of the excellent Market. Town of Abersravennv. and known as "The Vcdw." otherwise "Fedwisaf," now and for several years PMt in ths occupation of Mr. William Bbeen, a. y"arlv 1kn'mt, (with Lot 2) at the annual rent, of £ 45. 'Mis Lot comprises a-n area of about 40 acrM, 3roodp?T,,oc)mpriseq c ? P, t??, meadow, pasture, and arable land (only 6a, Or. 15P being arable), with farm-house, pij. get, fowl-house, barn and cow-honve, stable and chaff-house, and is bounded by the E-Itntes or 8ir William Thomas Lewis, Bart. John Owen Marsh, Esq., Jenkins, Esq., ond Mr W. Pritcliaril Lot 2. All that PIECE or PARCEL of MF,\D0W LAND (part of No. 8% on the Ordnance Survey Map), situate on the Ride of the main road from Abergavenny to Mon- mouth. in the said Hamlet of Hardwick. and lvinsr between Tv-Pwl' and Llanga.ttock IXMIt-o the properties of John Owen Marsh, R=q., and the r5nresenttitue« of the late Mr John Richards respectively. This lot contains an area of about 2 acre5. 2 roods, 39 perches, and j, an admirable site for the erection 01' a Villa Residence, it. beinpr on the side of the main road, within of Penper^wm Skition (G.W.R.), and only two miles from Abar, ECavenny. A Plan of the Property and a Copy of the Agreement for Tenancy may be eeen at tho Auctioneers' Offices. Ma rket-street-chambers. Aherjravenny. from whom Further Particulars may be obtained: M also fr.m Me" Gahh and "-alford Solicitor*. Abercravenny, or W. n. Relr.ht"r. Esq. So1iclwr. Newbury. 71676 C@ffict£í to tt. WESTERN MAIL CHAMBERS. A SUITE of THREE ROOMS. Also One Large, Well-lighted ROOM and TWO Other ROOMS to be LET Singly. Hydraulic lift. Electric light snpplied.—Apply to Mr. E. H. CRAFTEE, 50076 Western Mail Omces. ^nltsi I)D ^urtion. SALE THIS DAY. SALE Ol A SHIPCHANDLEK'S STOCK AND KlATUiaB, A!D A QUANTITY OF HOUSE- HOLD tNrrURE. UNDER DEED OF ASSIGNMENT. :'l),\fIO,rHgW:;rtÍ1",f'II£:i{tCK. I "1MTR, J. T. SAUNDERS will SELL by l 'TBUC AUCTION, on the Premises, as above, on THURSDAY NEXT, November 29th, l?oo, the while f the 29th, lr;oosoè ¿¥{OCERIES, I Consisting of tínncd goods, a quantity of pieJdes and sauces, soaps, teas, sugars, cor- dials, jams, biscuits, hams, several casks of vínel1:ar, and sundries. Also two counters, three scales and weights, tea canisters. Ac., 4c. Also a quantity of Household Furniture. There will be No R"scrve. Sale to conlmenee at Two o'clock in the Afternoon. Auctioneers' Offices: The Cardiff-chambers, 29, SJ. Mary-street, Cardiff. a9095 SALE OF ATTH ACTIVE LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES, IN MARK-STREET, PARTRIDGE-ROAD, MOORLAND ROAD SINGLETON STREET, mDFORD.STREET, KNOLF?STREET, AND NESTA-ROAD. MNE'A'I}A, SAUNDERS has been favoured with instructions to SELL by B'l1jignpNi>ee0. Ho'el, Cardiff, TU Y. December 6th 19PO at 7.30 o'clock in t?8 Evening, the following VERY DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES:— Lot 1. All that Dwelling-house, situate and being No. 24, Mark-street, Cardiff. Let at lOs, 6d per week. Ifleld for a term of 99 years, from September 29tli, 1870, at the low appor- tioned ground rent of £2 15.. 6d. cer annum. Lot 2. All that Dwelling-house, situate and being No. 22. Partridge-road, Cardiff. Let at £38 per annum (Landlord paying rates). Held for a term of 99 years, from February 2, 1865, at the low apportioned ground rent of £3 2a. 6<1 per annum. Lot 3. All those Seven Dwelling-houses, situate and being Nos. 215, 217, 219, 221. 223. 225, 227, Moorland-road, Cardiff. Let nt 10s. per week each. Held for the residue of a term of 99 years, at the low annual ground rent of £2 10s each. Lot 4. All those Seven Dwelling-houses, situate and being Nos. 13.15. 17. 19. 21, 23. 25, Singleton- road. Cardiff. One is let at 10.. 6d.. one at 12s., and five at 10s. each per week. Held for the residue of a term of 99 year. at the low annual ground rent of £2 10s. each. Lot,&, All those Four Dwelling-honses. situate ■wrrd W i!- Nos. 1, 3, 5, and 9. Bedford-street.- Let at IDs. each per week. Held for the residue of a term of 99 years at the annual ground rent of £5 each. Lot 6 All that Leasehold Shop, Messuage and Premises, situate and heing No. 50, Knole- slreet, Grangetown, Cardiff. Held for a term of 99 vears (with property adjoining) from the 1st day of May. 1866, at the very low appor- tioned ground rent of £1 17.. 6d. per annum The premises are held by Mr. Harrv Durnell on a lcase for ten years. from the 1st. day of January, 1900, at the y-rly rlnt of £ 52 (Land- lord M, ying rates and taxes). Lot 7 mv Order of the Mortgagees). All those Four Dwelling-houses, situate and being Nos 17, 19, 21, 23. Nrsta-road. Canton, Cardiff Hel l for a term of 99 years, from May 1st, 1894 (exoept the last seven days thereof), at the annnal ground rent of £4 per house. Let at Bs. per week each. For Further Particulars—as to Lots 1 and 2 apply to Mr William Jones, So i?iwr, 29, St. Mary-street; as to Lots 3, 4, and 5, to Mr. D J. Davies, Solicitor, Andrews-huildings Oueen-Btreet; as to IJot 6. to Mr. J. H. W- Evans. Solicitor, 17, Quay-street; and, as to Lot 7. to Mr, C. A. Heitzman. Solicitor. JVork, mg-atroet; and as to the whole of the Lots, to the Auctioneer, "The Cardiff. chambers," 29, St. Mary-street. Cardiff. a9091 BARRY. SALE OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PRO. PERTIES MR. J. T. SAUNDERS will SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION (.??d,? powers con- tained in a Deed of ASBignment for the bene- fit, of the Creditors of Evan Davies, Builder) at the Barry Hotel, Barry, on MONDAY, December 10th. 1900. at 7.30 o'cloek in the Evening. th" follow;n" Valnable EvenLinEcA, SEHOLD PROPERTIES Lot 1. All that Double-fronted Dwelling- house, situate and being No, 1, Wellford-strret Barry, let at 14s. per week; held for a term of 99 years from November 2, 1895, at the annual ground rent of £3 8s. Lot 2. All that Dwelling-house, situate and being No. 26. Harbour-road, Harry, let at 12s. PCi- week; lipid for a term of 99 years from November 2, 1898, at the annual ground rent of £3 15s. Lot 3. All that DweJ!ing,house situate and heing No. 34, Harbour-road. Barry, let at 10s. 6d. per week; h, d for a term of 99 years from November 2, 1838, at the annual ground rent of £3 15s. Lot 4. All that Dwelling-house, situate and being No. 35, Harbour-road, 13,,ry, let at 10s. 6d. per week; held for a term of 99 years from November 2, 13S8, at the annual ground rent of £3 15s. Let5.All that Dwelling,house. situate and being No. 38, Harbour-road, Barry, let at 13s. per week: held for t 199 Y" f,?,? Wve'h: N,f[ tícta{ iio'd,.tf £4 2s. fid. Lot 6. All that Dwelling-honse. situate and being No. 39. Harbour-road, Barry, let at 13.. per week; held for a term of 99 years from November 2, 1896, at the annual ground rent of £ 4 2s. 6d. that Dwelling-honse, situate and Lot 7. All that Dwp.lling-honee, sitnate and neing No. 42, Harbour-rood, Barry, let at 13,9. per week: held for a term of 99 years from November 2, 1896, at the annual ground rent of £1 2s. 6d. 1.01. 8. All that Dwelling-honse, situate and being No. 43, Harbour-road, Barry, let at 13s. per week; held for n, term of 99 years from Novemner 2,1896, at the annual ground rent of £4 2. 6d. I.t 9. All that Dwelling-house, situate and heing No. 44, Harbour-road, P??y, et at 13e. per week: held for term of 99 years from Nrvemlier 2, 1896, at the annual ground rent of £4 2s. 6d. The above properties are very conveniently ltuatp(l. ?eing near the Island and the Town, !and within.hr? minutes' walk of the Barry Mortgages can be arranged on the proper- ties to suit purchasers. For Further Particulars apply to the Anc. t.knper, at "is om' 29, St. MarY-Btreet, Card iff, or to Mr. William Jones, Soliciior. Cardiff. a9090 1 SALE TIM DAY. a9090 CHUECH STRPET SALEROOMS. IVTR. A. SETCHFIELD has received i. ^° ?ELL by AUCTTO^. on TTm^R5nlv ?Ev iT£ a large q..?tit, of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS Comprising 4ft. semi-cheval bedroom sulta in dark walnut. pair toilets, sets of ware, brass and iron bedsteads, overlays, spring mattress, Ft?ddl,,b 'g. ta"try. and leather suites, overmante.s, pier glasses, occasional tallies, Axminster and Brussels carneU, rugs, skin rugs, tea sets, clocks, vases. Ac., and a quan- tity of Ifitehen turniture. Sale to commence at Two o clock sharp. 5531d29 CHURCH-STREET SALEROOMS CARDIFF Ull'IRTANT UNRESERVED SALE of MANTT. TfACTLREF S .STOCK of CARPETS. &" \fR- A. SETOHFIELD has received instructions from the O-e?, who i, givin no the Bu.ine, to SELL by AUCTION on TUESDAY NEXT. December 4th. 1900. very "npHior Stok of Carpets, "pri.?iyig Velvet Pile, BrasHch. Axminster, and TTip?.tr,? Carl?et., Brussels and Axmintit? Rugs, Skin E.gl. Linoleum, and Oilcloth. Sale to commence at Two o dock in the Afternoon and Seven o'clock In the Evening. 3753z4 hotels anti !1Bininq"room. BARMOUTH. fWE CORS-Y-GEDOL HOTEL, ST. .t. ANN'S MANSION Private Hotel and Boarding-houseV B. ,7 ALLSOPP, Manager. ærIn;EO,r Manageress. All with uninterrupted Sea Views Excellent Golfing Centre (social terms to Gilfersi. Cuisine and =(, glat t.m. Terms moderate. Tariff on Application. L17532 Buy THE "EVENING EXPRESS," PBlfOB HALFPENNY. ana Contracts* I GI:AMôRGANQšEšSîôNš AND COUNTY COUNCIL. ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS TO MERTIIYR POLICE-STATION. The STANDING JOINT COMMITTEE of the GLAMORGAN QUARTER SESSIONS and COUNTY COUNCIL is Desirous of CONTRACT- ING for ALTERATIONS and ADDITIONS to MKRTHYR POLICE-STATION. Contractors will be required to pay their workmen the recognised rate of wages. Plans and Specification of the WoTks required may be sn and Copies of the Bill of Quantities obtained by those desirous of Tendering t t he It?rth P. ii t"ti. '\I<>d Tenders are to be delivered to me, together with the Names of Two S.b,ti,?ti.1 Sureties, not latcr than SATURDAY, the 8th =t,?l, Ncxl, mi ked out.ide "Tender for Alterations and Additions to Mertliyr Police- station." Tbe Committee will not necessarily accept the lowest or any Tender. T. MAN3EL FRANXLEN. Clerk of the Glamorgan County Council. Glamorgan County Co un dlOmceg, Wetg.,t?- C.diff, 26th November, 1900. a9115_ (GLAMORGAN QUARTER SESSIONS AND COUNTY COUNCIL. ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS TO CAERPHILLY POLICE STATION AND C(iCn.T. The RTANDING JOINT1 COMMITTEE of the GLAMORGAN QUARTER SESSIONS and COUNTY COUNCIL is Desirous of CONTRACT- ING for ALTERATIONS and ADDITIONS to C/ ERPHTLLY POLICE STATION and COURT. Contractors will be required to Iny their workmen the recognised rate of wages. Plans and Specification of the Works required may be 9nn and Copic of the Rill of Quantities .bi.in,d by those d(-ir?., of Tendering at the Caerphilly Police-station and at tbe?, Oinm on and after Thursday, the 29th i,.tant. Sealed Tewrers are to be delivered to me. together with the Names of Two Substantial Sureties, not later than SATURDAY, the Sth December Next. marked outside "Tender for Alterations and Additions to Caerphilly Police- station." The Committee will not necessarily accept the lowest or anv Tender. ° T.'?'MAN'SE? FRANKLEN. Clerk oi'ih'Õ'3J;r:'1fYCn'U.nd1. Glamorgan County Council Offices, Westgate- street, Card i ff, 26th November. 1900'a9!16_ .GLÜroRGAN-QUXRTb:.J{ SESSIONS '? AND COUNTY COUNCIL. ERECTION OF A NEW POLICE-STATION AT CILFïNYDD. The STANDING JOINT COMMITTEE of the GLAMORGAN QUARTER SESSIONS and COUNTY COUNCIL is Desirous of CONTRACT- ING for the ERECTION of a NEW POLICE- STATION at. CILFYNYDD. pay their Contractors will he required to pay their workmen the recognised rate of wagce. Plans and Specification of the Buildings reqrtircd may be seen and Copies of the Bill of Quantities obtained by those desirous of Tendering at Pontypridd Police-station and at these Offices on and after Thursday. the 29th instant. Ursa;. Sealed Tenders are to be delivered to me. t,g?th,r with the Names of Two Substantial Sureties, not later 'thanSATURDAY.theBth of December N,.t, marked ..tid. '*T?.,I?r for Cilf,.yd,l Police-station." Tho Committee will not necessarily accept the lowest or any Tender. T. MANSEL FRANKLEN. Clerk of the Glamorgan County Council. Glamorgan County Offices, W.tg.te-t,et, C.,diff 26th?ovem;xr. 1900'' ? ?? ?q9? (COUNTY BOROUGH OF CARDIFF? HEALTH DEPARTMENT. TENDERS are Invited for the SUPPLY of HAY, STRAW. and CORN for S'x Months from ht January. 1901; alw for GENERAL STORES. HARDH OOD, PATYTS OILS VARNIKH HARNESS. and STABLE STORES for Twelve Mouths from 1st January. 1901. Specifications. Condit ion.. and Forms of lender to he obtained from Mr. J. Woosey, Town-hall, Cardiff. The ,succc"ful Tenderer will be required to enter into a contract one of the conditions of which prp?.rihea that the rate of waMs to be paid to and the hours of labour, U8 we!'1 as t.he imposed upon the artificers, workmen, *a*j W|# £ Sjwho shall b? ener?ed or employed in V#r )?xt th?. comr:wt. shall be such PS are rccofniscd by the rMpective TradM LT?i n, and the employers of the town and district where such contract is executed ?" healed Tenders, endorsed "Genera! Stores." Hardwo[.(i."?(.?<tn?deliveredtome I.f. 10 IW 3f?El J. T, ?HEATT.EY. Town.r'erk Town-haU. Cardiff, 28th November, 1900. n9137 "IJHONDDA URBAN DISTRICT COCNCIL. TENDERS r,, Invited for the SINKING and WALLING of tb- BLAENCWM DEEP WELL, for the above Council. P!;ms and may be seen at the Omce of the Engineer. Mr. W. W. Hood. C E Dwynypm. any week day. cxoent Saturday,   hours of Ten and Four, upon c?y- mcnt of Two Gu?neao. which amount will be retur-i upon r?cipt of a bona ade Tender. Tender. will be r?oi,,d by me until Twelve ocloek Noon on THURSDAY. the 13th day of Deoember, 1900, and must be on the Form of Tender annexe to the Specification, which may be bttii. on application to me, at the Co-m-il Offlccs. Pentre. or at the Engineer's Offioe. Llwynypia.. The Council do not bind themselves to accept th3 lowest or anv Tender WALTER H. MORGAN. Conn ') Offi P Cl,?,k to the Council Conncil Offices, Pentm 'Glam.), 14th November. 1900. 71597 JJFDWELLTY SCHOOL BO-KRD. The ?°f'???''Ff??? PER TON for ?'? .nth"from the First Dav of J"nur)' Nevt for a SUPPLY of BEST LARGE OOAL, delivered fr,?"their several Schools at Trede?r. Sirhowv, Georgetown, Troedrhiwgwair, Re'I- we lty Fits. HoHyb')9h. ArJo?). ?B?ctM.?'d Ben? wentv ynh?e. C-f,.g New Tred?ar Unper Rh?mney. Miidl Rbl-?l,. Lower "r ??' ?""?'?? Victoria, and Mnnm» Th» Tenders need not include the whole of the Schools, but. should be received by me not later than 3rd DECEMBER NEXT O. DAUNCEY. Rolieitor, Clerk to the Board. 71678 Tredegar. Mon. QLAMORGAN COUNTY ASYLUMS TO IRONMONGERS. TENDERS are InyT? for 1M IRON BED. STEADS a? MATTRESS? ?o P\TT?l!NS t<- bo delivered at. Angelt.on Asylum. Bridgend, on or before. 1st ?,rh Next. Samplos can be seen and Particulars obtained b? avnlving to the C'erk of Works 'fendHs. endorsed "Bcd.teads," to be Ben I. bv Post so a.. to bl ;n rnv hands not later than llth day of DECEMBER "-? ?'-  HUGH W. D VIES, C'ok. _Br?end. 27th Number; ?.??- 71679 TO ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS" ARCHIBALD D. DAWNAY AND SONS (LIMITED). „ WALES AND WEST OF ENGLAND GIRDER WORKS. EAST MOORS. CARDIFF. STEEL JOISTS. FLITCH PLATES, ANGLES TEES. CHANNELS. CONSTRUCTIONAL STEELWORK. BRIDGES, ROOFS. PIERS, PITHEAD STAGES. FIRE-PROOF FLOORS. Telegrams: DAWNAY. CARDIFF. National Telephone. Cardiff 694. L10692 -F-OREST OF DEAN STONE? FBLUE and GREY. SnitaMe for all OMaeoc! DOCK AND RAILWAY WORK BUILDING OR MONUMENT \L WORK BATH STONE, FARLEIGH BED, CORSHAM BED, BOX-GROUND RED. AND CORNGRIT BED, SAWN ASH??AR IN ALL S?ES. Esti:t:N gi??. for Dressed Work, Prepared Ready for Fixing in either of the &hnve or any nther atone. Stone ?uppli.d :nh Sawn to Slt:eer in the Rh ,:il 0'1 Applienffon. E. IJIURNER AND SONS, STom; MERCHANTS AND QUARRY OWNERS, PENARTH ROAD. CARDIFF. Telegraphic Address: "Turnerson." Telephone Numbers: National. 648; P.O.. fHT. a7516 &,alr5 bp. Crnftm IN GLAMORGANSHIRE. SALE BY TENDER. TO TIMBER MERCHANTS AND OTHERS rpENDERS are Invited for 160 OAK JIMBEETKFS and » ASH TIMBER ^JRfErES. now st.anding in Whitton Wood, in the Parish of Llancarfan. The trees for Sale are all marked with white paint. The wood is situated b..t three miles from Peterstone Station, G.W°*RaUw? The ti.her is of good q.ality. For Further Particulars ajp]y to. and Teuhee Pd'J;:d to, B. tOlaad Grandpont. Oxford, on or before the 10th day of DECEMBER. 19W. To View apply to Mr. J. James, Whitton Rosser. Llancarfan, near Cowbridgc. Th highest or any Tender not necessarily ccepted. "?o? THEE GREAT BLOOD 'PUIUFIER— .L -TllOMPSON'S BURDOCK PILLS pnnfy the f..I..t blood and relieve every Di.a4e of Btomaoh, Liver, and Kidneys.  Pwo Blood? "ives Health. Thonoands have been 1-?,?d by these "on d.rfal ?h,r? di- -.Id not be "lifd bv any oth"r medicine. &)Id by aU ObtmtBtt in boxes. 1. ?d. and ?)!. 9d <-actf Bent by r:M! to &ny addreta from tho ttannfM i tory, 44, Wor"trftt. Bwtmte?. "o $ublie &otirt £ i. COUNTY BOROUGH OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at a SPECIAL MEETING cf the Town Council of Ihe County Borough of Cardiff, held at the Town-hall, within the ."id Borough, on Mo.- day, the T??nty-.i.th Day f November, 0,?e .}r,a;rid TÑi;ti{;à efWu,Oo;II: tion was unanimously passed by an absolute majority of the whole Members of the Council, nameTly hat it is expedient to promote and the consent of the Council of the County Borough of Cardiff is hereby given to tho promotion by the said Council of a Bill in r.1Y¡Nn the en1gns¡naiI1o;r I fer on the Corporation powers for and in r,li,ti- to the following matters, that I" to say:- 1. To empower the Corporation to make and maintain an Intercepting Sewer and an I Outfall Sewer f_"l their existing Sewer at the Junction f Cl.ad and PLnarth- I ',ht(aOeirnkd pof?;th connecting Sewers and a Storm Overflow Sewer, and. a Pumping Station, in the Parish of Canton. 2. To empower the Corporation tû acquire Lande compulsorily and by agreement for the purposes of the in t"' d 'd Works. 3. To empower the Corporation to borrow money for all or any of the purposes afore- Raid, and to enter into and fulfil agreements for the purposes of the Bill. 4. To confer on the Corporation such other powers as may bo deemed expedient for and in relation to the foregoing purposes or any of them, nnd the application of the Rates. Funds, and Revenue of the Corporation to and the borrowing of money" for the several purposes comprised in or approved- by the Resolution of this Meeting. And (hut the Corporation be empowered tf) chare the costs and expenses of nnd in relation to the promotion of the said Bill in Parliament on the District Fund and General District Rate of the said Borough. D?t?,i thi, Twenty-eighth Day f November. One Thousand Nine Ti d a9145 J. L. WHEAT! EY. Town-clerk. 1 THOROUGH OF ABERGAVEXNY. LOANS WANTED. The TOWN COUNCIL of ABERGAVENNY Invite LOAKS to the amount of about £ 8,109. either in one sum or in separate sums of various amounts, from any Lenders willing to advance the sante. to re-place loans called up on the 1st. J "nuary. 1901. Applicants should state the amount of loan offered, the lowest rate of interest they would be prepared to take, and the term of years— 3, 5. 7, or 10—for which the loans are offered. The security is by way of mortgage on the rates and revenues, or some of them, as regards the greater portion of the loans, and on the rat, ? regard £1.100 Tli Coun ciI also (1?ai re io Borrow at once the Sum of X300 on the security of the rates and gasworks revenues. Applications to be addressed to the Town- derk. Abergavennv. J. T. RUTHERFORD, Town-clerk. Abergavenny. 22nd 71613 pAltfv HALL, CARDIFF. TO-NIGHT. LECTURE By MR. WINSTON CHURCHILL, M. P. (Under the Ausniees of the Cardiff Naturalists' Society), Entitled- "THF, WAR AS I SAW IT," NOVEMBER 29th, 1900. at Eight p.m. Doors open 7.3D p in. Carriages 9.45 p.m. ,.ICES -R?s?,,?d Seats: Balcony, 55,; Are 3'3 ?d. U?r,!s, r,S.) '.tS.e: at-, 2,. Beats can be b?-k?d at Mr. William Lewis', Duke-utreet, Cardiff. WALTER COOK, a9144 98 St. Mary-s'reet. Card'    J^LANDAFF CATHEDRAL. 0 R G A NR E C I T A L By ARTHUR BLY. Esq.. Mus. Doc., F.R.C.O.. Assisted by J. LANE HERBERT, Esq. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29th, at 3.30 p.m. 71650 THE ALFRED HUGHES MEMORIAL A FUND A PUBLIC MEETING in connection with this FUND will be Held at the TOWN-HALL. Cardiff, on FRIDAY, the 30th inst., at Four pm. The Mavor (Councillor Thomas Andrews, J.P.) will nre-ide J. LYNN THOMAS, ") Sees. I). Ni,. i7vA,, s, J. AUSTIN JENXTXS.) Iron. Sees. Cardiff. ?8th November, 1900. a9143 TENTH ANNUAL GOWER XMAS FAT STOCK SHOW. a 60 CORN. ROOTS. and POULTRY, will be held at Reynoldstone TUESDAY. Deoember llth. 1900. 71643 PRIVATE XMAS GREETING CARDS. SAMPLE BOOKS ARE NOW ON VIEW. Cards Intended for Abroad should be ordered at onoo. LARGE SELECTION OF XMAS CARDS NOW ON VIEW IN THE WESTERN MAIL VESTIBUI.P Inspection Invited, STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. WESTERN ArAJI" CARDIFF. a8930 £ fgal iBottrfS. EDWARD JOSEPH LOWE, ESQUIRE. DECEASED. PURSUANT to the Statute 22 and 2.3 Victoria. Chapter 35. intituled "An Act to Further Amend the Law of Property and toO Relieve rrM18teea." NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all CREDI- TORS and other persons having any CLABfS or DEMANDS upon the ESTATE of EDWARD JOSEPH LOWE, late of Shirenewt.on Half, in tho County of Monmouth, Esquire, deceased (who died on the 10th day of March, 1900. and whose Will was proved in the LlandafF Dis- trict Probate Registry on the 24t.h day of Octo- ber. 1900), are herebyrequired toO send. in writ- infr. particulars of their Ciaims or Demands to the under8inerl on o? before the 31Rt day of JANUARY. One ThnQ?nd. Nine Hnndrc?nd One. after which day the E""cot.oT1! will pro- ceed to distribute the Assets of the said Deceased among the parties entiO",1 thereto, having regard only to the Dobts, Claims, and Deman" of which they shall have then had notice, and that they will not be answer- able or liable for the Assets, or any nart thereof. so distributed to any person or persons of whose Claim or Demand the said Executors shall not have then had notice. Datnd this 27th dav of November. 1900. FREETTf. RAWSON. and CARTWRIGHT, 13 Lr.w-pavement. Nottingham. ■ 1™31 Rolir;tor. fnr the said Executors. T> E JAMES GOSSELIN LA MR DECEASED. AI! PERSONS hav'ngCLAIMS on the ESTATE of Mr. JAMES GOSSFLIN LAMB, late of in Mackintosh-place. Cardiff, who died on tb, 13th TICULARS. with Dates and I'ems. to November la"t arc Requested to 8_ND PAR- Measrs. WALDRON and SON. Sn?'citors 17, Church-street, Cardiff. 28th November, 1900. a9142 $Jroperti*s. TO LET, HOTElt METROPOLE. CARDIFF. Commercial Rooms. Restaurant, and Seven- teen Bedrooms. Now heing renovated throughout. Grand opportunity for enter- prising person with some capital. Moderate rent —Apply Cook and Ardagh, 38. St. Mary- strect. Cardiff. PREUMTNARY NOTICE PORTHC?WL "VTALU ABLE and Commodious PRE- MISES.? S"i .fl.t,l, Restaurant, Ac., and situated in the Centre of the Town. will Shortly be OFFERED for SALE by AUCTION. FUll Particulars will appear later. In tbe meantime Information may be obtained from R. Y. EVANS, Solicitor, &9141 Cardiff. Oburatiional Slmtounmntnte, LONDON. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS KING'S COLLEGE. LONDON. ORAL AND CORRESPONDENCE TUITION Meesrs. BRAGINTON M.A., and HlNKS, I SUCCESSES: SECOND DIVISION CLERKS (Feb.). 86 of 120 P' Ro' '?M'T"' ??y'. 29; ?ciM (May. 00). 40 of M. including 1st 2. 8 of 1st 13; Te)? I ¡;raphistg ('"h.), 8 of 45; Customs (July), 13 of 4 I GIRL CLERKS (Mar.), 14; Woman Clerks (Mar.), 8, including 1st; Female Telegraphists (May), 8; Female Sorters (Apr.) 3. Prospectus from SECRETARY, King's College London. L169T TTEWETSON'S Fumtturc Catalogue, ?JO ?-? pages. Free. We!) mmtrated. 1), done and Prloes of Odd Pi?" ? of F.r?,i. Suites. Specimen Rooms. Ac — HEWETSONS. 212 Tottenbam Court-road. ¡",nrion. W. L11904 (TYPEWRITING TAUGHT AT Tæ A WESTERN MAIL OFMCB. CAJWID £ u £ Einr«fc* atftrrsses,  JAMES HOWELL AND CO.,  T" CARDIFF JJRAPERS, QARDIFF,, WILL OPEX THEIR Q RAND g A Z A A E rrnIS D-ty, fJYHURSDAY, 29th NOVEMBER, AND CONTINUE TO CHRISTMAS. As usual, J. n. and 00. will make their Show of TOYS AND FAXCY GOODS in their Carpet Room, 18, TlilNITY-STREET. All are invited to look round. Admission Free. JMPORTANT. JAMES JJOWELL AND CO. ARE NOW MAKIXG A GRAND gHOW OF NEW GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE PRESENT SEASON. 6,000 CHILDREN'S, MAIDS', and LADIES' JACKETS and OOSTVMES, in CLOTHS, SILKS, and FASHIONABLE TWEEDS. ALL NEW. AND AT PRICES LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS' 200 LADIES' COSTUMES (SINGLE PIECES) at CLEARING PRICES. CHARITY QOODS. JAMES HOWELL and CO, are in a position toO Sell and are Selling many Lines at Manu- facturers' Prices. Buyers should compare values. BLANKETS, FLANNELS, SHEETINGS, COUNTERPANES, PURS, UMBRELLAS, HOSIERY. DRESS GOODS at SPECIAL PRICES. JAMES JJOWELL AND CCMP -xy ARE XOW SHOWING AT THEIR NEW PREMISES, 28, 29, 30, High-steeet A VERY LARGE SELECTION OF GOODS SUITABLE FOR 0HRISTMAS pRESENTS AM NEW YEAR GIFfS. JAMES JJOWELL AND CO., THE CARDIFF DRAPERS, CARDIFF.

(PEARSANNUAL 1900. READY NOVEMBER 26th. ACCOM.r4.NIE!.> UV 3 Large Presentation Plates in Colours. Fit for any Drawing Room. PRICE ONE SHILLING. Of aft Newtsgents and Booksellers.