The Welshman

TO ADVERTISERS. FUVAID SCAM Of CHARGES FOR ADVERTISING IN THE "WELSHMAN." No. of One Three Six Words. Insertion. Insertions. Insertions. s. d. s. d. s. d. 20 1 0 2 3 3 6 28 1 6 3 6 4 6 36 2 0 4 0 5 6 44 2 6 4 6 6 6 The above scale only applies to the "Situations," "To Lata," and "To be Sold by Private Treaty" classes of Advertisements, and must be paid for in advance, or the ordinary credit rate will be charged. HALFPENNY STAMPS, or Postal or Post Office Orders, payable to the Welthman Newspaper and Steam Printing Company, Limited, at Carmarthen. Replies may be made ad- dressed to the fl elthman Office, and will be forwarded to advertisers when stamped envelopes are sent. WANTED. T ANTED, Plain Cook.—Apply Boar's Head Hotel, IT Carmarthen. [952 WANTED, at once, Shoeing and General Smith.— TV Apply Lewis, New Forge, St. Clears. [919 WANTED, good Plain Cook for country house age w ANTED, must understand baking; kitchenmaid Irept.-Box 14, Post Office, Neath. [949 WANTED, to purchase, 1 or 2 Acres of Land in W Clynderwen, Llandissilio, or Narberth districts. J," WELSHMAN Office, Carmarthen. [944 WANTED, a regular supply of New-laid Eggs and Tv Fresh Butter terms, cash. — Apply W. L. Boundy, The Dairy, Six Bells, Abertillery, Mon. [946 WANTED, Experienced Man as Farm Labourer board and lodgings found. Apply, stating wages required, to Henry Bowen, Berllandywyll Farm, Lianelly. [925 WANTED, in the tailoring trade, Young Man, as VV advanced improver abstainer full particulars with first letter.—Apply W. Harries & Son, Cross Hands, Llanelly. [945 WANTED, for the Hosiery Trade, about 50 Knitters TV and Learners; all machines driven by power; constant employment and good wages are assured to suitable applicants.—Apply, personally or by letter, to D. E. Williams & Co., Park Mills, Llandilo. [880 DRESSMAKING. -Experienced Hands, Improvers, and Apprentices wanted.—Apply J. Davies & Son, Oloth Hall, Carmarthen. [953 EXPERIENCED HOUSEMAID wanted in a month. E-Apply, stating wages expected, to B. A. L." WELSHMAN Office, Carmarthen. [938 EGGS.—Wanted, One Hundred Dozens good Eggs Eweekly, in lots twelve dozen upwards send price and quantity. Colman, 205, Hammersmith Road, London. [926 UARRIERS AND SMITH.—Wanted, a Cob, 1314 f hands, age 5-6, warranted, travel 10 miles hour, in exchange for a 30-inch Double-Blast Bellows, com- plete beet quality. -Southwortb, Bellows Maker, 281, Cambridge Road, London, E. [941 GROCERY AND PROVISIONS.—Wanted, Smart GAssistants, well up at both counters good wages for capable hands. Also a few Juniors.—State age, wages (out), and trade references, to W. M. Phillips, 54, St. James Street, Llanelly. [915 KEPRESENTATIVES WANTED. Work can be JH< done in spare time. Commission to start with. Salary upon qualification. Good promotions to suitable I men. Write to "Manager," 10, Apley Terrace, Pem- broke-Dock. [906 TO BE LET. TO LET, under Trevaughan House, a Meadow (2a. lOp. Tfor Grazing purposes.—Apply Miss Evans, Tre- vaughan, Carmarthen. [895 TO LET, 29th September, "WAUNGRO.N FARM," JL within a mile of Whitland Station, containing about 160 acres; exceptional opportunity. — Apply Evans, Post Office, Whitland. [910 TO LET, the valuable Business Premises, known as T" THE GOLDEN ANCHOR," at the junction of Qaeen Street and King Street, Carmarthen, from June 24th. The best position in the town for trade.—For particulars apply to Mr. J. F. Morris, Solicitor. [714 TO LET, that very old established Temperance JL Hotel, known as "THE LION ROYAL TEMPERANCE HOTEL," Spilman Street, Carmarthen most advan- tageously situated for doing large business five minutes' walk from Railway Station southern aspect, com- manding beautiful view; contains on ground fiOOT- large coffee room and kitchen, pantry, and lavatory; first floor-very fine sitting-room, three large bed- rooms, and usual offices; second floor four bed- rooms and store-room. — Apply to J. H. Richards, Solicitor, Carmarthen. [897 FERRYSIDE, CARMARTHENSHIRE. mo BE LET, at moderate rent (a desirable oppor- JL. tunity), Two 8-Roomed Villas, all equally suitable permanent residence or summer occupation built in iSlizabethian style commanding magnificent views of River Towy, Llanstephan Castle, and Sea; artistically constructed, and decorated inside and out; tiled hall and hearths inside sanitary convenience, electric bells, and all modern improvements, easily managed; large garden front and rear.—Apply John Jones, Land Agent and Valuer, The Plas, Ferryside. [581 CARMARTHENSHIRE. TO BE LET, and may be entered upon at Michaelmas Tnext, all that desireable Farm called "BLYNE," situate on the banks of the River Gwendraeth, in the Parish of Llangendeirne, South-East of Carmarthen about 6 miles, and about equal distance from the Ferrysida and Kidwelly Stations on the Great Western Railway, comprising about 130 Acres, and nearly central with the local Markets. The Post passes daily (Sundays excepted), and letters are delivered at the house. For particulars, apply to Mrs Morris, Hill Crest, Llanddarog. May, 1905. [929 TO BE SOLD. FOR SALE, Cake Mill and Grass Seed Barrow, both Fbv Corbett, and in good condition cheap. — Dawkins, Haylett, Haverfordwest. [939 FLOURY POTATOES.-Splendid quality highly Frecommended for table use cheap.—W. S. Morris, Grocer, Bridge Street, Carmarthen. [923 FOR SALE, Yacht, 2.Ùt. Linear Rater everything JL* in perfect condition. For particulars apply Frederick Frise, 43, Gwvther Street, Pembroke-Dock. [950 TOMATO PLANTS, 2/ 3/ 4/- dozen. Cucumbers .L (Frame), 6d., 9d. each. Bedding Plants in great variety.—William Licklev, Seedsman, Carmarthen. [899 FOR SALE.-The Largest Stock of Tweeds in the FTbree Counties to select from. Specially manu- factured for Mathias & Co. from Fine N??eYe 'cl. aliv Wools. Suits 45/ made to measure. Ladies' Cos- tumes 50/ Genuine Hand-made Donegals. FOR SALE.—Narberth-made Flannels and Tweeds Jt' always in stock. Any length cut. Patterns on application. Men's Shirts from 5/6. Men's Drawers, 3/6 and 4/ Men's Undervests from 4/ Pyjama Suits from 13/6. Boys' Shirts, 3/ 3/6, 4/ 4/6.—Write to Mathias & Co., Narberth. [4069 DOUBLE-FRONTED Grocery & Provision Business DFOR DISPOSAL large premises commanding position on the entrance to a new dock no opposition easily managed; low rent stock at valuation owner leaving town. —Apply "Grocer, WELSHMAX Office, Carmarthen. roo1 JENKINS BROS. FEATHERS for Bedding and other purposes, guaranteed thoroughly purified and cleaned, from Bid. per lb.-For samples, apply Jenkins Bros., 20, Water Street, Carmarthen. [9236 PUBLIC NOTICIE S. PHOTOGRAPHERS having Photos of Welsh Women in Costume for sale, send particulars to Johns, DIRECTORY Office, Newport, Mon. [937 WEDDING CARDS AND ENVELOPES.—A Choice W Selection.—Stationery Department, WELSHMAN Printing Works, Carmarthen. [6532a LOST, about May 10th. Liver-and-white Clumber JL< Spaniel. Finder rewarded detainer prosecuted. —Jones, 107, Lammas Street, Carmarthen. [947 OLD FOWLS purchased by live weight or at per head empty crates forwarded references given. Weber, Mumbles Poultry Farm, Swansea. [831 DISMISS YOUR LANDLORD.-You can spend the Dmoney to better advantage, and live in your own house. See this month's HOME. Send postcard for copy to the Editor, 3, Brushfield Street, E.C. Mention the WELSHMAN. [951 WHY DON'T YOU?—Thousands of people all over W the United Kingdom are bu ying their Houses with money which would otherwise be spent as rent. WHY DON'T YOU?—For method write mentioning "THE WELSHMAN," to Dept. M., 72, Bishopsgate-street Without, E.C. [927 TO OWNERS OF HORSES.—Six Horses can be JL taken on tack at 5s. and a few Yearlings at 2s. Gd. per week each, on a first-class Salt Marsh; splendid keep and an excellent place for young or overworked L Horses no shoes allowed.—David Lloyd, The Stables, r Ystrad, near Carmarthen. [909 TENDERS are invited for the Erection of New Set of TWindows to Capel Sul (C.), Kidwelly Colouring the Walls and Ceiling, and Painting the Chapel. Esti- mates to be sent to the Rev. W. C. Jenkins on or before the 31st inst. Plans and Specification may be seen at the above. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted.—George Morgan & Son, Architect, Carmarthen. [908 HENRY THOMAS JONES, DECEASED. "TVTOTICE is hereby given, that all Persons having NClaims or Demands against or upon the Estate of HENRY THOMAS JONES, late of Westgate House, Pembroke, in the County of Pembroke, Physician and Surgeon, who died on the 27th day of April, 1905, are requested to send to us, the undersigned, at our Office at Pembroke-Dock, full particulars of such Claims or Demands on or before the 3rd day of June next. Dated this 16th day of May, 1905. D. HUGHES BROWN & WYNNE, 920] Solicitors to the Executors. THE LICENSING ACT, 1904. NOTICE OF PRINCIPAL MEETING. COUNTY OF CARMARTHEN. NOTICE is hereby given, that the Principal Meeting Nto be held pursuant to the Licensing Rules, 1904, by the Compensation Authority for the above area, will be held at the Shire Hall, Carmarthen, on the twenty- first day of June, 1905, at 11.15 in the forenoon. And Notice is hereby also given that the Compensation Authority will at the meeting be prepared to hear, with reference to the renewal of the Licences of the several premises specified in the subjoined list, all those persons to whom under the Licensing Act, 1904, they are bound to give an opportunity of being heard that is to say, the persons interested in any licensed premises in question and, unless it appears to the Compensation Authority unnecessary, any other persons appearing to them to be interested in the question of the renewal of the Licence of those premises (including the Justices of the Licensing District). LIST OF LICENSED PREMISES. Name and Situation of Nature of Licensee Premises Licence IC nsee Greyhound, Lady Street, Alehouse (Six Jane Williams Kidwelly Days) New Inn, Bridge Street, Alehouse .Thoma.s Lloyd Kidwelly D av i d Jones Cawdor Arms, Bridge Alehouse .ji Jones Street, Kidwelly Chemical Hall, Bridge Alehouse .|John James Street, Kidwelly (Signed) J. W. NICHOLAS, Clerk of Compensation Authority. County Offices, Shire Hall, Carmarthen. Dated this 23rd day of May, 1905. [943 U lGR SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, CARMARTHEN. PRESIDENT OF COUNCIL: THE LORD BISHOP OF ST. DAVID'S. LADY PRINCIPAL Misa A. F. CLARK, B.A., London University. The School gives an excellent education on very moderate terms. Admirable accommodation for Boarders. Pupils prepared for London Matriculation and other Public Examinations. Boys as well as Girls can be received in the Preparatory Class and the Kindergarten Department. For full particulars apply to the Lady Principal. The Term began May 10th. [502 DR I CO, FOR DRYINfi UP MILK IN COWS. EASILY APPLIED. NO DRENCHING REQUIRED. DOES NOT THROW THE ANIMAL OUT OF CONDITION. BOTTLES 8d. EACH. AUBREY, CHEMIST, WORCESTER AGENT:— W. LLOYD, CHEMIST, CARMARTHEN. [877 MR. HERBERT McCLELLAND, MUS. BAC., T.C.D., ORGANIST and CHOIRMASTER; CHRIST CHURCH, CARMAR1 HEN, Gives Lessons in Pianoforte, Organ, Harmony, Counterpoint, etc. TERMS ON APPLICATION. 9, Picton Terrace, CARMARTHEN. [788 SPRING AND SUMMER, 1905. STYLE, FIT, AND QUALITY CAN BE OBTAINED AT W. V. GEORGE, TAILOR, &c., Oxford House, 104, Lammas Street, CARMARTHEN, Whose Stock is now replete with the Latest and Most Fashionable Materials for Gentlemen's Wear. All Orders executed in a satisfactory manner, at Prices combining Economy with Efficiency. ESTABLISHED 1866. [835 CANCER ON THE INCREASE. An official and anthorative statement upon the above subject proves without doubt, by com- parative statistics, that Cancer and Cancerous Growth is lately on the increase amongst the inhabitants of Great Britain, and especially so, Ireland. Unfortunately up to now, medical men and scientists have not been able to account for this alarming state of affairs or provide a remedy. An Ointment called MANNINA"has established a wonderful reputation in South Africa, and about 18 months ago the preparation was brought to this country, and has since been carefully tested in a limited area in the County of Pem- broke, Wales, with most satisfactory results, and has affected several Certified cures of Cancerous Growths, Lupus, Piles, Eczema, Bloodpoisoning, &c., &c. This remarkable preparation can be obtained at I/li, 2/9, and 4/6 per pot, for Ulcerated Wounds, Piles, Fistulas, Bloodpoisoning, Eczema, &e. and 2/9, 4/6, and 8/6 per pot, for Cancer, Tumours, Lupus, &c., from:- MR. D. KING MORGAN, Chemist, King Street, CARMARTHEN; MR. LLEWELLYN, Chemist, ST. CLEARS MR. P. N. OWEN, Chemist, WHITLAND Or from the Proprietors, Main Street, Fishguard, South Wales. [698 BEN. EVANS AND CO. ARE NOW THEIR: Chief Show of SUMMER FASHIONS FOR 1905. How to Dress Correctly and with Economy Is shown in their Latest Publication, "THE VOGUE IN DRESS." Every Lady should possess a Copy, which will be sent Post Free on application. Ben. Evans & Co., Ltd., Swansea. • r- f IF YOU REQUIRE THE BEST VALUE IN OTEPAPER, ENVELOPES, DAY BOOKS, LEDGERS, CASH BOOKS, &c., See WILLIAMS' STOCK. NOTEPAPER, PER Packet—4Id., 5ld., 6!d., Is., and upwards. Envelopes from 6ld. per 100. WILLIAMS, STATIONER, LAMMAS STREET, CARMARTHEN. London and Cardiff Dailies and All Papers delivered Free to Any Part of the Town. 7 r TOWY PHARMACY DRUG STORES, 16, LAMMAS STREET, CARMARTHEN. I ESTABLISHED NEARLY 100 YEARS. 1 1 "D TCP TT* C3 S— V 1 -&-? JELS JULJ O (SON OF DAVID REES, LLWYNGOLLEN, CARMARTHEN BUILDER), BEGS to announce that he has BOUGHT THE BUSINESS so successfully carried on at the above Premises by MESSRS. J. P. RICHARDS & Co., and previously by MESSRS. E. B. JONES & SON, and hopes,, by strict attention to Business and by reason of his Excellent Experience, to merit a continuance of the Patronage of the Public generally. • S. T. REES served his Apprenticeship with the late MR. J. P. RICHARDS, and has since had 8 Years' Excellent and Varied Experience in London and France. All the Renowned Recipes of both the above Firms are taken over. Prescriptions and Family Recipes dispensed with the Finest Drugs only, and at Very Moderate Prices. NOTED FOR CATTLE MEDICINES. [918 'nro. 31' KING STREET, CARMARTHEN (LATE PUDDICOMBE'S). W. S. PHILLIPS Begs to announce that he has now OPENED BUSINESS AT THE ABOVE PREMISES, Where Customers can be supplied with THE BEST BEER, WINES, AND SPIRITS. REFRESHMENTS. Only BASS'S ALES on Draught and in Bottles. FREE HOUSE. NOTE THE ADDRESS 4 m cip m :a .9 KING STREET, CARMARTHEN. [783 Bar lock Any Typewriter satisfies the inex- I perienced man it is when he has tested ALL that he realises there is only ONE machine for him-the Royal Barlock. Busy Man's we T £ £ w BuU MaiD swe prefer to I Typewriter    I the Barlock before buying; you feel satisfied before I you put your money down. The Barlock was first with Visible Writing; and has been first in number. less improvements since. Send for "The Evolution of a Type- writer an illustrated booklet of interest to every business man. The Typewriter Co.,Ltd., His Majesty^s Typewriter -i?-rr? powritic ?????????"' Upper Th<n?« 8t., LONOON, t.e. REPRESENTATIVE P. MURRAY, 38, RHYDDINGS PARK ROAD, SWANSEA. SOUTH WALES OFTICE 33, MOUNT STUART SQUARE, CARDIFF. [552 CARMARTHEN. ST. DAVID'S PARISIR. A BAZAAR will be held at the Assembly Rooms on 19th October, 1905, in aid of Parochial Funds. Full particulars later. J. H. DAVIES, Hon. Sees. D. HOWELL THOMAS,)J-Hon. Sees. 959] B. A. LEWIS, j MR. P. R. DANIEL, A.R.C.O., Organist and Choirmaster of St. John's Church, Carmarthen, RECEIVES PuPILS FOB PIANO, ORGAN, HARMONY, AIIT COUNTERPOINT, ETC. For Terms apply 4, Waterloo Terrace, Carmarthen. [798 EISTEDDFOD GADEIRIOL FELINFOEL, GER LLANELLI, LLUNGWYN, 1906. PRIF DDARN CORAWL: 0 I Father, whose Almighty Power "a Y Nant a'r Blodeuyn" (T. PRICE), JB30. BEIRNIAID Cerddoriaeth, D. EVANS, Yaw., Mus. Bach., Caerdydd, a J. OWEN JONES, Ysw., F.R.C.O., Caerdydd; Fife Bands, T. H. JONES, Ysw., Pontardulais; Barddoniaeth ac Adrodd, "GWYLFA" ROBERTS, Llanelli; Rhyddiaeth, PARCH. B. HUMPHREYS, Felinfoel. Rhaglin, le.; drwyr llythyrdy, lie. Ysgrifenyddion D. B. PHILLIPS, Adulam Street; T. HUGHES, Pantteg; J. WIGLEY GRIFFITHS. [520 SALtfc BY AUCTION, &C. IMPORTANT SALE OF BUILDING SITES AND ACCOMMODATION LAND NEAR TO NARBERTH AND WHITLAND. MR. THOMAS EVANS will offer for SALE by JM. AUCTION, at the Yelverton Arms, Whitland, on Friday, the 9th day of June, 1905, at 2 p.m., in eight convenient Lots, the Fields and Building Sites known as "PARCYREFAIL" and LLAIN," situate in the Village of Commercial, in the Parish of Llandewi-Velfrey, Pem- brokeshire, all forming part of the Farm of Pentroydin, on the Clynderwen Estate. For Particulars and Conditions of Sale apply to the Auctioneer, Tegfynydd, Llanfallteg, or to the Vendor's Solicitors, Messrs. Morgan and Richardson, Cardigan. [936 1 000 HORSES. (joGS PRIZES. GREAT QUARTERLYHORSE SALES. NORTH WALES REPOSITORY, WREXHAM. FRANK LLOYD & SONS INVITE ENTRIES FOR June 13th-Hunters and Harness Horses. June 14th-Show Horses, Cobs, and Ponies. June 15th-Heavy Town Horses. June 16th-Lurry, Van, and Young Horses. These are the best Sales of the Year. Three Champion Challenge Cups. Entries close Saturday, June 3rd. Next Crewe Sales-May 31st, June 1st and 2nd. [928 CARMARTHENSHIRE. PARISH OF CILRHEDYN. MR. JOHN EVANS will offer for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Salutation Hotel, Newcastle- Emlyn, on Friday, the 16th day of June, 1905, at 2 o'clock p.m., subject to Conditions of Sale, the valuable Freehold Estate, known as "GILFAÙHYMERSON," in- cluding the Holdings of Same and Penffyn, containing altogether 264 acres, and now in the occupation of Mrs. Sarah Thomas and her tenants. The farm-house is good and substantial, stone built and Carnarvon-slated, and all the buildings are in a fair state of repair. The lands are well supplied with water which is utilised for working the farm machinery. There are about 19 acres of woodland, and some of the timber is now ripe for cutting. The Estate is about 4 miles from the town and railway station of Newcastle-Emlyn, and about 5 miles from the station and market of Orymmych Arms. Plans and Particulars with Conditions of Sale may be obtained of the Auctioneer, High-street, Cardigan; or of the Vendor's solicitors, Messrs. Morgan and Richardson, Cardigan. [916 PEMBROKESHIRE. PARISHES OF CASTLEBYTHE AND LITTLE NEWCASTLE. Exceptionally Important Sale of a compact and con- veniently situated Freehold Agricultural and Sporting Estate, situate near the Villages of Puncheston, Castlebythe, and Ambleston, contiguous to the North Pembrokeshire Branch of the G. W. Railway, within eight miles of the rapidly increasing Towns of Fish- guard and Goodwick, and nine miles of the County Town of Haverfordwest, containing an area of nearly 420 acres, all in a ring fence, of the annual rental value exceeding £250. MESSRS. JAMES & JAMES, F.A.I., are instructed IVi. by W. S. Jenkins, Esq., J.P., to offer for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Commercial Hotel, Fishguard, on Thursday, June 1st, 1905, at 1 o'clock p.m., the whole of the above mentioned Freehold Estate, in the following or such other Lots as may hereafter be determined upon (subject to its being first of all offered in one Lot), viz.  Area Rental Lot (Name of Holding 8 ?? Rental A. R. P. 1 Mount Pleasant Mr J Williams 34 3 0 30 2 Castle or Pare-y-lum Do. 16 3 6 18 3 Brist and Fron Mr J. Howells 63 3 20 39 4 Penlan-uchaf Mr A. Griffiths 26 1 4 13 5 Penlan .Do. 59 3 33 31 6 Longhook-fawr Mr J Williams 216 2 30 120 Total 418 1 13 9251 Total. 418 1 13 £ 251 Full descriptive Particulars, Plans, and Conditions of Sale are in course of preparation, and may shortly be obtained post free from the Auctioneers, Arcade Chambers, Goat Street, Swansea; or from the Solicitor, John R. Richards, Esq., 31, Fisher Street, Swansea. [876 THE MANSION COTTAGE, BROADWAY, LAUGHARNE. Highly Important and Unreserved Sale of Modern and Antique Household Furniture and other Effects, MOTOR CYCLE, &c. MR. J. HENRY THOMAS is favoured with instruc- JLVA. tions from J. A. R. Broadwood, Esq. (who is leaving), to SELL by AUCTION, at the above place, on Thursday, June 1st, 1905, the whole of his excellently selected Modern and Antique Household Furniture, &c., including a very old coffer (150 years old), large old oak cabinet (beautifully carved), 8ft. by 5ft., dated 1618, and panelled with sporting figures large old oak dresser (carved), 7ft. by 6ft.; old oak octagon table (carved), very old carved oak arm chairs, old carved oak chairs (smaller), fine old carved oak settle (high back), old carved oak overmantel, panelled with scenes of a way- side inn (very fine work) large old oak wardrobe, Ralli car (nearly new), patent sliding seat and brass mounts; indiarubber mats for same, carved swiss clock, Singer's art cabinet and sewing machine, pair of silver-plated candleabras, large inlaid corner cabinet (masonic signs), large mahogany tool cabinet, set of musical bells (two octaves), African curios, swords (curios), seal skin with stuffed head, pair of heavy Chenelle curtains, carriage rugs, ebony biackets (set in mother of pearl), embroidered plush mantel borders, Japanese screen, set of dinner mats, old political prints (dated 1728), kitchen dresser, 8ft. by 5ft. Axminster door mats and hearthrugs, large acquarium with gold fish, safety petroleum tank (to hold 50 gallons) with pump, large quantity of greenhouse plants, &c.; gal- vanised tank, set of brown single harness (brass mounts), donkey cart and harness, water cart, large refrigerator, garden tent, 6ft. square, extending another 6ft.; kitchen ranges, ivory handled and heavy-plated dinner Iforks and spoons, &c. wade net, horse rug, small oak table, double iron bedstead and spring mat- tress, bedroom and kitchen chairs, nursery table, dinner service (33 pieces), cornice poles, scales, pig troughs, garden tools, etc. fenders and fire irons, heavy oak beams, large quantity of linoleum, quantity of lace curtains, lot of old iron rods, one dozen brass window rods (with 'patent clips), set of bedroom ware, Kidder- minster carpets, wool doormats, small ornaments, glass flower vase, lot of small pieces of timber, tin travelling I trunks, soup tureen and stand, marble stand, lot of kitchen knives and forks, door mats, match board- ing, double cucumber frame, scythes, wire netting, wheel barrow, box of fairy lamps for outdoor illumina- tion, window boxes fiIId with plants, axes, pulley block, old iron a quantity of music, books, magazines and 1llustrated papers, a quantity of cartridges" three mahogany photogaph printing frames china ornaments, hank of flexible wir?, box and solder ing fluid, galvanised bath, medicine cupboard, Venetian blinds, sweep s broom with 30 feet of canes, double- seated 3-horse power motor cycle (equal to new). Also a large quantity of flowers, and a number of useful articles too numerous to mention. Sale to commence at One o'clock sharp. TERMS-CASH. The Auctioneer respectfully begs to call the special attention of the Public generally to this Clear-out Sale of really high-class Modern and Antique Furniture, &c. The whole may be seen the morning of Sale, and the Auctioneer can with every confidence solicit an inspec- tion. The Lots being numerous, the Sale will commence as near as possible to the time stated. Great Hill, Laugharne, May 17th, 1905. [922 PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. FOR SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, in the month of JL July next, the Farm and Lands of "LLWYNDEWI" (near Whitland), in the Parish of Llanboidy, Carmar- thenshire, consisting of over 400 acres. Full particulars will shortly appear, and Plans and Particulars are in course of preparation, and can shortly be obtained from Mr. David Davies, Bank Chambers' Narberth, and Town Hall, Whitland; Mr. Rees Davies' Surveyor, Whitland and the Vendor's Solicitors. Messrs. Morgan & Richardson, Cardigan. [940 TO SLATE MERCHANTS, QUARRY OWNERS AND INVESTORS. AS A GOING CONCERN. Important Sale of Valuable Freehold acd Lease- hold Slate Quarries. MONACHLOGDDU, PEMBROKESHIRE. Five Miles from Crymmych Arms Station on the Great' Western Railway (Whitland and Cardigan Branch), and Seven Miles from Clynderwen Station, on the Great Western Railway Main Line. MENNIWRE NICHOLS, HOWES, YOUNG, ALDER, & N have received instructions to' SELL by ?A?U"C!T?I?ON?, ? at The Mart, Tokenhouse Yard, London, on TUESDAY, the 6th June, 1905, at 3.30 o'clock in the afternoon, all those verv valuable SLATE QUARRIES Called the "TYBCH SLATE QUAKRIMS (and comprising Upper and Lower Tyrch Quarries) and Lands, situate in. the Parish of Monachlogddu, in the County of Pem- broke, and the right to quarry for slate under about 282 acres of land. The leasehold portion of the property is held for the unexpired term of 41 years, and is subject to the pay- ment of an annual rent of C150, but terminable by the Lessees upon giving six calendar months' notice. Whilst ranking amongst the best greens, the colour of the slates is a beautiful silver grey. This, in combina- tion with their unexceptionable quality, places these slates in a quite unique position, as there are no other slates on the market of the same colour which can claim the same quality. They are also very close grained and durable, and are in good request amongst architects for Church and other work where an ornamental as well as thoroughly serviceable roof is required. The supply of slates is practically inexhaustible, and the slates can be cut to any size necessary. There is a capital opening for making this property into a large, and lucrative business, because, as previously mentioned, the quality of the goods is excellent, the supply unquestionable, and there has hitherto been a ready market for the slates as fast as they have been produced. 1 he Quarries are now being worked by the Vendors as a going concern, and possession will be given on com- pletion of the purchase. The purchaser shall take the machinery, plant, fixtures, and other effects used by the Vendors in and about the Quarries (an inventory of which may be obtained upon application) at a price to be named by the Auctioneers at the Auction. The purchaser shall in addition take at a valuation to- be made by the Auctioneers the stock of the manu- factured Slates which may be at the Quarry and at Crymmych Arms Station on the day of completion of the purchase. A plan of the property has been prepared and may be seen at the Quarries and at the Offices of the Auctioneers- and Solicitors, and Particulars and Conditions of Sale and Cards for permission to view, together with samples of Slate, may be obtained of the Auctioneers, 49, Broad- street, Bristol; and of EDWARD GERRISH and Co., 948] Solicitors, 55, Corn-street, Bristol. ST. MARY'S AUCTION MART, CARMARTHEN. Highly Important Sale of exceedingly Valuable Antique and Modern Household Furniture, Pianoforte, Bicycles,. Electro plated Goods, Glass, China, Ornaments, Engravings, Oil Paintings, Water Colours, Pictures, Carpets. Books, and other Effects. f MESSRS. J. HOWELL THOMAS & SON have jLrJL received instructions from Mr. Walter Jenkins, Guildhall Square, Carmarthen (who is retiring from Business), to SELL by AUCTION, at the above Mart (where the Goods have been removed for the convenience of Sale), on Wednesday, June 7th, 1905, a large assort- ment of valuable Household Furniture and other Effects,, viz.The Household Furniture, &c., consisting of A good Rosewood loo table, mahogany dining table,. 5ft. 6in. by 4ft.; Console table, mahogany chiffonier, gilt pier glass, 4ft. 6in. by 3ft. 6in. two excellent overmantels, antique chairs, Chippendale cabinet, handsome old large ebony worked screen, by lady of title in county; leather and saddle-bag couches, easy, arm, and other chairs bookcase, with glass top: stuffed dog in case, palm stands, musical cabinetto and music rolls, stereoscope and views, hand camera, two guinea phonographs and records, Columbia, Edison, and1 Pathe records, boxing gloves, fishing rod and basket, Seitz bath, hip bath, brass hanging lamp, 50 candle power, and other lamps; two pairs brass fire irons, three carpet squares, hearth rugs, dumb-bells, antique clocks (one 300 years old), old Dutch clocks, American clocks, binocular field and opera glasses, revolver and old pistols, gentleman's wardrobe, chest of drawers. handsome modern satin walnut bedroom suite (as good as new), including wardrobe, che.t and dressing table- combined, and marble-top washstand; mahogany duchesse dressing table aId marble-top washstand;. 2 brass-mounted bedsteads, half-tester ditto, feather- beds, bolsters and pillows, palliasses, large shelf and e dresser, fenders and fire irons, kitchen utensils, and a. variety of other useful effects Carved Oak Furniture, including a very handsome carved oak bookcase, carved oak hall stand, excellent carved oak dresser, oak hall table, carved oak corner cupboard, carved oak chairs, in, red Morocco leather carved oak arm and other chairs, &c. Electro Plate, &c., comprising kettle with lamp, flower vase, dessert knives, coffee pots, salt cellars, saddle flask with cup, wine and spirit labels, trowel, sugar basin and sifter, butter cooler, &c.; also old- pewter tea and coffee pots. China, &c., consisting of two valuable old Wedgwood jugs, old Staffordshire groups and figures, Japanese cabinets, candelabra, ornaments, glass, &e. Pictures, including oil painting of church, with real clock in tower, and other oil paintings; water colours, coloured and sporting engravings, portfolio of loose engravings and old prints J; fine engraved portraits of John Jones, Ystrad, and the Right Honourable George Talbot, and a number of other pictures. Books, which include large elephant folio of Hogarth's works; Hume Pocket Edition, 17 vols.; History of England, 1773; 9 vols. London Magazine, 1768 to 77; Penny Encyclopaedia, 16 vols., with supplement; large folio edition of Fox's Book of Martyrs, and old small ditto, 1807; 15 vols. of Smollett's History of England; old maps; 6 vols.. Chamber's History of England; a quantity of novels by Mrs Henry Wood, Charles Dickens, Miss Braddon, Fielding and Smollett; Cassell's History of the War, 1871; 7 vols. of The Field, bound in green & gold, 1858, &c. Illustrated London News," 1844-5, 1855 11 vols. of the Leisure Hour," 1853, &c. Smith's Havod 15 views, Cardiganshire; views in the Himalayas 6, character sketches from Dickens' novels, large size Art Union scrap-book, 1843 3 vols. Mant's Bible, 1830 12 vols. British Drama 2 folio volumes Stackhouse's Bible, fully illustrated, 1752 and Bible, fully illustrated, by the Rev. Peter Williams, and a large- quantity of other books. A good full tricord piano, by Neumeyer also a gent's free-wheel bicycle, and a lady s ditto. Sale to commence at One o'clock punctually. Terms-Cash. [911 TOWN OF CARMARTHEN. Important Sale of Freehold Cottage Property. MESSRS. J. HOWELL THOMAS & SON have- received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at the St. Mary's Auction Mart, Carmarthen, on Saturday, 27th of May, 1905, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon (subject to such conditions as shall be then and there produced), the following Freehold Cottage Property, viz.;— LOT 1.—All those Freehold Houses, situate on the Quay, known as No. 12, The Quay, and Jones' Place, let, in weekly tenancies at an aggregate annual rental of P,42 Os. 8d. LOT 2.—All that Freehold Dwelling-House, divided, into three tenancies, and known as Nos. 1, 2, and 3, Little Bridge Street, and let at an aggregate yearly rental of 216 15s. 4d. For further particulars apply to the AUCTIONEERS, St. Mary's Auction Mart, or to ACTON EVANS, ESQ., 914] Solicitor, Quay Street, Carmarthen. SALE OF PEDIGREE HACKNEYS. MESSRS. J. HOWELL THOMAS & SON have re- ceived instructions from R. H. Sampson, Esq., Pontardulais, to SELL by AUCTION, at the Angel Inn, Carmarthen, on Saturday, June 3rd, 1905 (Fair Day), at Two o'clock in the afternoon, several valuable Pedigree Hackneys by the following well-known Sires, VIZ. "Grandmaster II. "Champion Ganymede," Champion Sir Horace," "LordDacre," and "Hail- storm. Full particulars in catalogues, which may be obtained of the Auctioneers, Carmarthen. A few more Entries can be received and included in, the Sale. [913 TOWN HALL, WHITLAND. Important Sale of exceedingly Valuable Modern and Antique Household Furniture, Pianoforte, Carpets, Rugs, Electro-plated Goods, Glass, China, and a large collection of Engravings and Paintings, &c. MESSRS. J. HOWELL THOMAS & SON will SELL by AUCTION, at the above Hall (where the Goods have been removed for the convenience of Sale), on Friday, the 9th day of June, 1905, a large and valu- able assortment of Household Furniture, and other Effects, viz.:—Mahogany loo, dining, and other tables mahogany chiffonier, handsome carved oak bookcase, ditto carved oak dresser, four valuable carved oak chaiis, with red Morocco seats two excellent satin walnut bedroom suites, consisting of wardrobe, chest of drawers, and dressing table combined, and marble- top washstand oak bedroom suite complete several marble top and other washstands duchesse and other dressing tables two handsome palm stands excellent dining-room suite, in leather two substantial easy. chairs, three couches in saddlebags and leather brass-mounted, iron, and other bedsteads palliasses, featherbeds, bolsters and pillows, kitchen tables, fenders and irons several lots of electro-plate, knives, forks, spoons, glass, china, &c. also several excellent Brussells, tapestry, and other carpet squares, rugs, &c., and a carital piano in good condition. The pictures consist of a large collection of excellent engravings, water colours, and oil paintings. Sale to commence at One o'clock punctually. Credit on Conditions for all sums of j1 and upwards. N.B.— The Goods will be on view the morning of Sale. [912