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i <S?s by Messrs t?. Dc? ?M? 'S'oM.' CKAIG-X DON, NRARMENAI BRIDGE. AT THE STABLES, Ac. SALE OF AN ASSEMBLAGE OF OUT-DOOR J EFFECTS,SERVANTS' ROOMS,FURNITURE. &C. MEsSRS W, DEW AND SON are instructed to BELI, BY PUBLIC AUCTION a8 above on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30tb, 1889, the assem- blage of Out-effects. which briefly comprise :-Corn Bins, Chaff Cutter, Stable Utensils, Ladiera, Troughs, Saokbarrow, Corn Crashers, Carts, Tools, Plough, Iron Hardies, Joiner's Tools, quantity of Flowers in Pots and Cuttings in Boxes, Cross out Saw and Tools, ltores, Garden Seats, Lawn Mower, &0., &0. TWO PUNTS, a USEFUL GIG, Trawl Not. Ship's Compass, Ropes, Spars, Ao., together with Sundry FURNITURE, inclu- ding Wooden Bedsteads, Wool Mattresses, Feather Beds, Washstands, Chairs, Dressing-tables, Ware, Cupboards, Chests of Drawers, Toilet Glasses, Mangle, Desks, &0., and other useful Articles too numerous to mention. SALE to Commenoo at 10.30 a.m. Further particulars may be obtained from the ADOTIOSIIRS, 4o. 2776 euklOYDON, NEAR MENAI BRIDGE. SALE OF SURPLUS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MESSRS W. DEW AND SON have been in- M structed to eELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION the wbole of the SURPLUS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE contained in the above Residence, on THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, NOVKMBEB 14tb and 15th. 1S89 (and not on the DATE as previously Advertised), the contents of Four Sitting. rooms, briefly comprising Mahogany and Walnut Centre and Occasional Tables, valuable Clook, Ebonised and Gold Chairs and Tables, large Pier Glasses, Kneehole Writing-desk, China Plaques, Vases, and Ornaments, Coaches, Writing Tables, China Braoketa, Iron Safe, a few Oil-paintings and Water-colour Drawings, handsome Oval and Shaped Mirrors- the contents of 21 Bedrooms in Mahogany and Iran Frenoh Bedsteads, Hair Mattresses, Prime Feather Beds, Massive Mahogany and other Wardrobes, Chests-of-Orawers, Dressing and other Tables, Wasbstands, Sets of Toiletware, Ebonised Cupboards, China Brackets, Bookshelves, Turkey, Brussels and other Carpets, Chimney GI.me, Oval Mirrors, Ornaments,Sc., together with the oontents of Sculleries, Kitchens, Pttctrtea Ac., in Deal Tables, Benohes, Plate Warmer, Crockery, Sundry Lamps, and other artioles too numerous to mention. SALE to commence at 10-30 a.m. Catalogues may be obtained in due oourse of Mr DAVIKS, Ty'nlon, near Menai Bridge at any of the HOTKL.8 in the neighbourhood or of the AUCTIONEERS Wellfield House, Bangor. 2777ZL NORTH WALES. TOWN OF LLANDUDNO. IMPORTANT TO INVESTORS, SPECULATORS, AND OTHERS. MESSRS WM. DEW & SON have been in- JN. structed by the TRUSTBB of the lite JOSEPH EVANS, Esq., of Haydock, to OFFER for SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION at the ST. GIOBOK'S HOTEL, Llandudno, on TUESDAY, the 19th day of NOVIHBKB, 1889, at FOUR o'clock in the afternoon (or immediately after the conclusion of the SALE of the Llandudno portion of the Estate of the late Joseph Evans, Esq.), subject to conditions there and thento be read, the following SHARES AND MORTGAGES: LOTS 1 to 10.—One Hundred fully paid-up Shares (Original L10, but reduced to f8) in the Llandadno Pier Company, Limited, and being numbered 1506 to 1605, in lots of 10 Shareseacb. I LoTI 11 to 15.- Fifty similar Shares, being numbered 1834 to 1883, in lots of 10 Shares each. LOT 16. Twentv-flve similar Shares, being numbered 1974 to 1998. LOT 17. Twenty-five similar Shares, being numbered 2528 to 2552. LOTS 18 to 22.—Five Mortgages of £100 each, dated the 1st April. 1884 (part of a sum of £ 12,000), bearing interest at 5 per cent. upon the Pier, Landing Stage, Works, Tolls, Rates, and Dues belonging to the Llandudno Pier Company, Limited, in lots of one mortgage eaoh. LOTS 23 to 37.—Thirty similar Mortgages, of the same date, for £ 50 each bearing interest at 5 per cent., in lots of two Mortgages each. NOTEAll the above Mortgages are subject to a prior Mortgage for E10,000 and interest at 5 per cent. The interest on the above Mortgages is pay- able half-yearly on the 1st April and 1st October, but the Company, in sending the interest in October, 1886, informed the Holders that in future the interest would be payable yearly only in October, until further advised. Lots 38 to 78. Two hundred and five shares of £2(1 each (fully paid up) in the Great Orme's Head Marine Drive Company, incorporated by Act of Parliament, 36 and 37 Vic., Cap. 105, and being numbered 51 to 100, 371 to 520, 684 to 688. Further information if required can be had on application to Messrs Robert Davies, Sharp, Kirk- connel, and Co., solicitors, Warrington, where a copy of the Mortgages can be seen, or the Auc- tioneers, Wellfleld House, Bangor. 2764-9650c CARNARVONSHIRE. IMPORTANT SALE OF FREEHOLD FARMS &c., COMPRISING ABOUT 3000 ACRES. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MESSRS W. DEW and SON, in the month of 01 NOVF.MBKR, 1889, the following hereditaments, comprising Upland and Lowland Farms, Dwelling- jouses, Accommodation and Building Land, Slate Quarry, Ac. PARISH OF LLANBEBLIG. Five Hoase. in Market Street, No. 1, Church Street, Plaa Bowman, Tygwyn, Tyddyn Llwyd- wyn, in three holdings. PARISH OF LLANLLYFNI. Bryngwdion, Brynroawr, Caedn, Rhos-yr- hynman, Tir Baoh, Tyddyn Hen, Tyddyn Berth, Efaily Berth, Bryngwjn, Glanygors, Bryneitbin, Maanllwyd, Fronoleu, Maengaseg, Paro Rhoallas, Penoraig, Buarth Hafotty, Cerrig Stvmpia, Pantyfran, Tabwynt-i'r-afnn, Brynmelyn, Tany- ooed Cottages, Sheepwalks, &0. PARISH OF CLYNNOG. Foel Uoha and Slate Quarry, Graianog, Cefn Graianog, Hen Bant Mawr, Brynygro and Mill, Khwnjdwyafon, Tyndryfwll and Gorswen, Gorsedd Coohion Fields, Ffridd and Llidiart Cwmbran, Eiateddfa, Cae Big, Ynysbwntau, Brynyohan, Bod- ychan North, Bodyohan Bootb, Ffridd Baarth, Nant Cwmbran, and Ffridd Clogwyn, Pautglas Mill, Tynyparo, Gwyndy, Pennant Mawr, Twlo Isa, Uwynbedw. Twlo Ucba, Graianfryn, Caeau Twlo, Taihirion, Brynoroes, Glanrafon, Foel Dryll, Foelganol, Coed-yno, Foelisa, Ffridd, Cae Ifan, Owrt Cottages, Brynbafod Bach, BrynCfynon, Pennant Bach, Brynhyftyd, and Cae Celyn. PARISHES OF DOLBENMAEN AND PENMORFA. Ffridd, Tuhwnt-i'r-Bwlch, Cwm yr Haf, and ffridd y Carw. PARISH OF LLANIESTYN. Bwloh y Groes and AbermaWr. PARISH OF NEVIN. Plas-yn-dre or Penybryn Glorian. Plans and particulars are in oourse of prepara- tion, and may be obtained from Mr W. B. C. JONES, JSstate Agent, Criccietb, and Messrs JONES and JONXS,Solicitors, Portraadoc, and of the Auctioneers JOHN PUGH, SALDLER AND HARNESS MAKER, 212, HIGH STREET, BANGOii. HARNESS, Collars, Saddles, Lto., made to order on the shortest notice. PUGH'S REGISTRY OFFICE VOB THE SALE OF HORSES AND PONIES. All Persona wanting to buy or sell willkindly send all communications to the above address. NINE HORSES 101 SALE THIS WEEK 2618m Sales by Messrs W Dew and Son. HADRYN HOME FARM, ABER, NEAR BANGOR. TWENTY-FIFTH GREAT UNRESERVED FAT STOCK SALE. MESSRS W. DEW AND SON beg to announce M that the CHRISTMAS SALE OF FAT STOCK will take place as above on WEDNES- DAY, DECEMBER 4th, 1889. Further particulars in fututa advertisements and oatalognes. 28108 NORTH WALES. TOWN OF LLANDUDN3. ATTRACTIVE SALE of the ESTATE of the late JOBBPB EVANS, Esq., of Haydook, deceased, which is situate in the above-named far-famed Queen of Welsh Seaside Resorts. MESSRS W. DEW & SON beg to give notioe M that they will, offer for SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION at the ST. GEORQB'S HOTEL, LLANDUDNO, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19th, 1889, the following very valuable and charming FREEHOLD PBOPERTIES, viz.: All that fine Residenoe and Grounds known as BODHYFRYD also part of ditto, forming 4 Lots, with frontages to Gloddaeth-street; that superbly- situated Residence and extensive Grounds known as HAULFRE, Tanyrallt, with Building Land attached; BODNANT HOUSE and COT. TAGES, KING'S HEAD INN, BODLONDEB, the MISSION HOUSE, Two COTTAGES and GARDENS, held under lease from the Mostyn Estate; CROESONEN BACH.the rtaidences known as LLWYNON, ROFFT BACH, LLWYNYR- YCHAIN, TAN-Y-BERLLAN, TYN-Y-COED FARM, TYN-Y-COED COTTAGES, BRONBER- LLAN, PEN-Y-BUARTH COTTAGES, BRYN GOLEU, BARON HILL, BRYN EISTEDDFOD, BRYN HYFRYD. CYLL, PENYFFRIDD, with FFRITH adjoining same, BRYN GWYNT, and PENYGWAITH, with the Land attached to same; also that well-known Farm, PARK, situate on the top of the Great Orme's Head. Plans and Particulars may be obtained of Messrs ROBERT DAVIES AND Co., solicitors, Warrington of Messrs WILLIAMS AND SON, Salop House, OsweBtry; or of the AucTiONXERS, Wellfield House, Bangor. 2560D SHREWSBURY AND HOLYHEAD ROADS. TOLLS TO LET OF GATES SITUATE IN THE COUNTY OF ANGLESEY. MR WM. A DEW will LET BY PUBLIC i?l AUCTION, at the BRITISH HOTU, BANGOR, on MONDAY, the 28th OcioBsa, 1889, at THREE o'clock in the afternoon, the TOLLS OF THE FOLLOWING GATER, Viz. STANLEY GATE I NANT GATE LLANFAIR GATE GWALCHMAIGATE CAE'RCEILIOG GATE GARNEDD DDU BAR In such Lota as shall be determined upon at the time of Sale. They will be Let from the First day of November next, for One year. Bidders must give seourity with two sureties for the Payment of the Rent by Monthly Instalments, and for the covenants and agreements of Letting. For further particulars apply to Mr J. LLOYD GBIFFITH, Clerk of the Peace, Holyhead; or to the AUCTIONEER, Wellfield House, Bangor. 2724L Sale by Churton, Elphick and Co. NORTH WALES COAST.-COLWYN.-SALE of very Eligible FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND.-TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By MESSRS Churton, Elphick and Co., at the iM MARINE HOTEL, COLWYN, on SATURDAY, the 26th OCTOBER, 1889, at FOUR p.m., subject to oonditions to be then produced, °°° A PLOT OF LAND, containing nearly 18,000 square yards, well suited for the erection of superior Villa Residences, with extensive frontage to the road from Colwyn to Colwyn Bay, opposite thfc Marine Hotel and Terrace, bounded on all oher jides by the Grounds of Min-y-don and Glan-y-don, and commanding extensive viewa of the Bay and lovely surrounding scenery. To be offered in the first instance in one lot, and if not so sold, then in Lots ranging from 500 yards upwards, to suit purchasers for Single, or Semi- Detacbed, or Terrace Houses. For Plans and particulars, and any further information, apply to J. M. PORTER, Surveyor, Colwyn Bay; or ?0 WALKER, SMITH, AND WAY, Solicitors or the AUCTIONEERS, both of Chester. 2683L Sale by Mr Lewis Williams. BARMOUTH, NORTH WALES. MR LEWIS WILLIAMS begs to announce that iYL he has been instructed to OFFER for SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at the MASONIC HALL, BARMOUTH, on WEDNESDAY, 6th NOVEMBEB next, at TWO o'olock in the afternoon, the following Valuable BUILDING LAND, comprising Forty- three superior FREEHOLD BUILDING SITES, between the Railway Station and the Marine-ter- race, olose to the fine Beach, and arranged into Terraoes fronting the Victoria Esplanade, South- road, South Avenue, the intended new road, and Cambrian-road. The Railway Station is only a few minutes' walk from the various Lots; and the new Promenade, which is seventy feet wide, has proved to be one of the prinoipal attractions of the Town. The diffionlty of obtaining Fr6ehold Building Land in this favourite ot Welsh Watering Plaoes renders this Sale one of unusual importance to Investors. Plans, particulars, and conditions of Sale may be obtained of PHILIP M, BUTLIN, Esq., Solicitor, Cob. den Buildings, Corporation-street, Birmingham at the Marine and Cora y-gedol Hotele, Barmouth or of the AUCTIONEER, Dolgelley. 2780z Sale by Messrs Clough and Co. DENBIGH, NORTH WALES. HOUSES AND SHOPS FREEHOLD. ro BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MESSRS CLOUGH & Co.. by order of the M Mortgagees, on THURSDAY, the 7th day of NOVEMBER, 1889, at FOUR p.m., at the BULL HOTXL, DENBIGH, the large and commodious HOUSE and SHOP oalled WATERLOO HOUSE, in Crown-square, in the occupation of Messrs PARRY and WILLIAMS, General Drapers. Also the HOUSE and SHOP, No. 7, Vale-street, Denbigh, in the occupation of Mr HENBY DAVIEB, Stationer and Newsagent. Denbigh is one of the beat Market Towns in North Wales. For further particulars apply to MessrB GOLD EDrtRua & Co., Solicitors, Denbigh, or the AUCTIONEERS. 2765a Sales by Messrs Lucas and Co. HORSE SALES. BY AUCTION. LUCAS'S, HOTHAM STREET, LIVERPOOL. W EDNESDAYStbronhouttbe Year for CART, \V VAN, and HARNESS HORSES; CARTS GEARS. Ac. SATURDAYS throughout the Year for HACKS, HARNESS HORSES. CuBS, PONIES, CARRI- AGES, HARNESS, and SADDLERY. Horses for these Sales to be sent the Day Prior. Seleot Sales for Valuable Horses every alternate THURSDAY. Next Sale, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31st. COLWYN BAY AND PWLLYCROCHAN ESTATE. PRIVATE CLIENTS of the Undersigned are will. j. ing to INVEST in Building RESIDENTIAL and ot er good olB8 PROPERTY on the above ESTATB, to suit tbe convenience of intending Tenants on LEASE, and to give the option of Purchase on completion BOOTH, CHADWICK, AND PORTER, ABCHITBGlli. Station-road, Colwyn Bay, and 28, Faol kcei-street, Manchester. z2127 Sales by Mr John Pritchard. PRELIMINARY. GARTH, BANGOR. IMPORTANT TO PARTIES FURNISHING ND OTHERS. MR JOHN PRITCHARD is instructed by Mra J. LLOYD to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION on the premises, No. 2, Brynydon- terrace, Garth, Bangor, on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5th, 1889, oommenoing at ELEVEN a.m. prompt, the whole of the excellent HOUSEHOLD FUR. NITURE, particulars of which will shortly appear. BEAUMARIS. IMPORTANT TO PARTIES FURNISHING AND OTHERS. MR JOHN PRITCHARD is instructed to SELL jM. by PUBLIC AUCTION on the premises.No. 16, MAROABET-STRERT, BEAUMARIS, on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd, 1889, oommenoing at 12.30 p.m. prompt, an assemblage of Useful and Serviceable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Bodhyfryd, Bangor. 2806A PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. BANGOR. IMPORTANT TO PARTIES FURNISHING AND OTHERS. MR JOHN PRITCHARD is instructed ny the II Executors of the late Mr HENRY MoMM to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION on the premises, No. 74, High-street, Bangor, on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7th, 1889, at ELEVEN a.m. punctually, the whole of the excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TURE. Bodhyfryd, Bangor. 2807i PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. THE VICARAGE, BANGOR. IMPORTANT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, MR JOHN PRITCHARD is favonred with the iM. instruotionB of the Exeontors of tha late Rev. Canon DANIEL EVANS to BELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBSB 13tb, 1889, on the PBEMISM, at 10.30 a.m. most punctu- ally, the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNI. TURE. On View TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12th, 1889, from TWELVE o'clook (noon) to THREE p.m. Catalogues may be obtained a week prior to the Sale at any of the principal HOTELS in the Neigh. bourhood, or of the AUCTIONEER, Bodhyfryd, Bangor. z2808 BANGOR AND NORTH WALES BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY. Established 1872. Incorporated 1874. President and Chairman of Directors: Dr. RICHABDS, Bangor. SHARES, £ 10 EACH. SUBSCRIPTION, 2/6 PER SHARE "PER MONTH. ADVANCES, MONEY advanced on Freehold or Leasehold lU. Property for 5, 10,15, and 20 years, to be repaid by Monthly Instalments. For further particulars apply to JOHN LLOYD Accountant, Masonic Hall, Bangor, Managing Director. 1684J MENAI BRIDGE. WINTER FASHIONS.  LLOYD begs to announce that she will be A. prepared to SHOW the NEWEST DESIGNS IN MILLINERY. Her SHOWROOM will be OPEN for inspection on and after OCTOBER 30th. z2801 SHAKESPEARE TEMPERANCE HOTEL, 7, FRASER STREET, OFF LONDON ROAD, LIVERPOOL. PBOPBIETOR W. THOMAS, LATE OF BRYNGARTH, BANGOR. Three minutes' walk from Lime-street Station and Five from the Central Station. 2707i 46T RADE, FINANCE AND RECREATION," the Safest Guide to Investors, contains OUR INDICATOR," by studying which Money is to be picked up, and valuable Tips obtained of the Inner Working and Rise and Fall of the Stock and Share Marketa,-AIl Bookstalls and News Vendors, ld., or Post Free, lid., 52, Mark Lane, London, E.C. 2759L BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS! IMPORTANT forthePaMioto know that they can advauta?eonaty DISPOSE OF THEIR Li. IBRARIES or COLLECTION OF BOOKS to Mr EDWARD JONES, Castle Hill, Bangor. Cash Payments and all transactions Striotly Private. FOR SALE, "LLYFRYDDIAETH Y CYMRY," by GWILYM LLEYN, at 6s 6d. E. JONES possesses the only copies of this soaroe and valuable work now in the market. 2743H NOW READY.-ENGLISH OR WELSH COPIES. PRICB, 6d each POST FREE, 7d (107 pages). TENANCY IN WALF-S: A Reply to LANDLORDISM IN WALES, By ADFYFYR, IN TWO PARTS. 1 Part I. Adfyfyr Answered. Part II. The Case for the Landowners. BY EDMUND VINCENT, Barristor-at-law. To be had of all BOOKSELLERS, or from GIIO: H. M. OWEN, Solioitor, Carnarvon. Secretary of the North Wales Property Defenoe Association. 2768jl MONEY! MONEY! MONEY -OO A UPWARDS Advanced on Promis- A??? sory Notes, Bills, or any other tM?Me security, without delay. Repayments, either Monthly, Quarterly, or Half-yearly. Prospectus free of chargo.-Applv Mr L. FISHER, 292, Pershore Road, Birmingham. 11\;fONEY LENT PRIVATELY iN TOWN or In. COUNTRY, from £ 15 to £ 1000 on Note of Hand alone at 5 per cent, to Ladies, Gentlemen, Farmers, and responsible householders. No sureties are necessary and the strictest privacy observed in all communications. Also upon Furniture, 'Farm Stook, Crops, Deeds and Life policies, without ex- penses of Mortgage. Being a 1, Private" lender, and attending to all matters personally, the usual loan office routine is avoided, and each application is at once attended to. Full information can be had by writing or calling on actual lender, by writi "IST' 215, Regent-street, London. W. 2632jl MONEY, TO BE LENT on Mortgage of good I i M- Freehold or Leasehold Securities.—Apply. R. S. Chamberlain, Llandudno. 2513a B-FUBS! F U R S!! Y3'FURS! A LARGE ASSORTMENT A LARGE ASSORTMENT VALUABLE FURS SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON ARE NOW SOOWN BY CAMERON, CUMMING & Co., HIGH STREET, BANGOR. 20 1662 AND 1887. At the Coffee House in Exchange Alley is sold by Retail the right Coffee Powder, from 4/- to 6/8 per lb. as in goodness, that pounded in a mortar 2/6 per lb., and that termed t e right Turkey Berry, well garbled, at 3/. the pound, the ungarbled for less, with directions gratis,how to make and use the same. For all of which, if gentlemen will write or send, they shall be sure of the best as they shall order, and to avoid deceit warranted under the house seal, viz. Mora Great. 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Miss DavisB Bangor, and all Stationers. 2728d BEAD THIS AT ONCE. THE UNIVERSAL CLOTH CLEANER s all D IRT TNaiANTLY and completely removes all DIRT 1 STAINS, GREASE, TAR-PAINT from CLOTHES, CARPETS, DRESSES, LIVERIES, UNIFORMS, HATS, CAPS, and all FABRICS and WOOLLENS, restoring the material, no matter how dirty or stained or how much worn, to its Original NEWNESS and COLOUR, and giving it a New SURFACE WITHOUT the SLIGHTEST INJURY. Used by all Tailors, Carpet Cleaners, Hatters, Waiters, Wardrobe Dealers, etc. NO DIRT. NO WASTE. NO SMELL.. SPLENDID FOR CARPETS, &c. Supplied to the Army and Navy, Institutions, Colleges, Schools, Asylums, Hotels, etc. LARGE BOTTLES, SIXPENCE & ONE SHILLING. AOMT J. T. COOPER, TULOB AND DRAPER. 10, JAMES-STREET, BANGOR. o892 RUSSELL'S GOLD & SILVER WATCHES, their own PURE ENGLISH MANUFACTURE, with all RUSSELL'S LATEST PATENTED IMPROVE- MENTS, range in Price from 23 to 235. THEY are HANDSOME, STRONG, and P6rfect JL TIMEKEEPERS; represent the Largest Stock ann,Best Value in England,there being no in- termediate profit between the manufacturer and the wearer. Seut FREE Everywhere at Russell's Risk and Cost on reoeipt of draft or post order. Illustra- ted Pamphlets sent free on application. WATCH REPAIRS PROMPT AND PERFECT. Estimates given and oost of carriage taken. THE LARGEST STOCK OF DIAMOND, GEM, ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING RINGS. Finger-sized Card sent free on applioation. T. R. RUSSELL, MAKBB To TBB QUBEN, JATHEDRAL WORKS, 18, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL. 52A    Immense Stock of remark- H n- iTTlm &bJy well grown Trees. FRUIT Inspection invited. T> Tjl Tjl □ New Descriptive Catalogue xXlillJLD. on apphcation. DICKSONS (LIMITSD), THE NURSERIES, 2691? CHESTER ANGLESEY COUNTY COUNCIL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the NEXT MEETING of the said Council will be boldea tit the COUNTY COUBT, LLANGEFNI, on THURSDAY, the 7th day of NOVEMBSB, 1889, at TWELVE noon, and the Council will thereupon proceed to the con- sideration of the Business relating to the Assess- ment, Applioation of the County Stock or Rate,and all other County Business pursuant to the Act 15 and 16 Vict, cap. 81. And all persons having any Demand upon the County Fund or Stook are requested to forward the Particulars thereof in writing to my Offioe at Holyhead on or before the 6th day of NovzmrEs, 1889 J. LLOYD GRIFFITH, 2802A Clerk to the Council. MERIONETH COUNTY COUNCIL. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the next Meeting of the Merioneth County Counoil will be held in the OOUNTY HALL at DOLOSLLBT on THURSDAY, the 7th day of NOVKMBEB, 1889, at NOON, and the Council will thereupon prooeed to the consideration of the busitieas relating to the Assessment, Applioation, and Management of the, County Stcck. or Rate, and 11.11 other County Business pursuant to the 15 and 16 Victoria, cap. 81. All persons having any demands upon the County Fund or Stook are requested to forward the parti- culars thereof in writing to the County Treasurer, at Dolgelley, on or before MONDAY, the 4th day of NOVEMBER next. Dated this 14th day of Ootober, 1889. ROBERT JONES. 2751d Clerk of the Counoil. LLANRWST UNION. APPOINTMENT OF MEDICAL OFFICER AND PUBLIC VACCINATOR FOB THE BETTWS- YCOED AND TREFRIW DISTRICT. THE GDAEEIANS of this UNION will, at their Meeting to be held on TUESDAY, the 5th day of NOVKHBKB, 1889, at 10.30 o'clock roceed to Elect a duly qualified MEDICAL OFFICER and PUBLIC VACCINATOR for the BETT WSYCOED and TREFRIW DISTRICT which comprises the Parishes of Bettwsycoed, Dolwyddelen, Llanrhych- wyn, TreMw. and Trewydyr. Area, 32,593 acres, Population 3649. The Salary wiU be 922 IN per annum, with Vaiaar!nd I uafx:: Idical Fees. The Officer appointed will be required to keep a SURGERY at BBXTWHYCOKD and at LLANBWST, and to enter upon his duties on confirmation of appoint- ment. Candidates must possess the qualifications pre- scribed by the Looal Government Board, subject to whose approval the appointment will be ma je. Applications, with certiflcate of qualifications, accompanied by three recent testimonials as to character and competency, to be sent to me not later than MONDAY, the 4th November, 1889. By order, H. PIERCE, Clerk to the Guardians. Union Offices, Llanrirst, 23rd October 1889. 2795P THEA NGLF- SEY H UNT, 1880. Comptroller SYDNEY PLATT, ESQ. Deputy Comptroller:— R. M. G E 8, ESQ. Lady Patroness Miss CECILIE SACKVILLE WEST. THE ANNUAL BALLS will take place at the TOWN HALL, BEADMABIS, on TUESDAY, the 5th, and THURSDAY, the 7th NOVIMBEB next, at 9.45 p.m. The LADIES' ORDINARY will be on WED- NESDAY, the 6th NOVBMBBR, at 7.30 p.m., and the GENTLEMEN'S ORDINARY on THURS- DAY, the 7th NOVEMBEB, at the same hoar, at the WILLIAMS-BCLKELEY ARMS HOTEL, BEAOMABIS. The PROCESSION will be on THURSDAY, the 7th NOVEMBER, at about 3.30 p.m. ROBERT EDWARD OWEN, Hon. Sec. Beaumaris, 2nd October, 1889. 2686il IMPORTANT NOTICE. MESSRS JONES BROTHERS, COACH BUILDERS, BANGOR, BZG TO ANNOUNCE THAT THEY HAVII PURCHASED THE BUSINESS, INCLUDING GOODWILL, STOCK-IN TRADE, PLANT, MACHINERY, AND THE BUSINESS PREMISES OF THE LA rE MR. HENRY MORRIS, COACH BUILDER, BANGO R, WHICH in future they will CARRY ON, in conjunction with their own, under the style or firm of JONES BROTHERS, both at the REpo- SITORY AND WOBKS in HIOH-STBBST, for Forty-two years held by the late Mr MOBBIS; and also at their present address, 253, HIGH-STILMILT, BANOOB. Messrs JONBS BBOTBIBS intend to ensure in their oombined business, by personal supervision, excel- lence of Workmanship, Design, and Materials, the maintenance of the high reputation in the Trade so long enjoyed by the late Mr MOBBIS, and they venture to hope by themselves also. IRON BUILDINGS! BRUCE AND STILL, NORFOLK STREET, LIVERPOOL, CONTRACTORS FOR IRON BUILDINGS AND ROOFS, Churohes, Schools, Mission Rooms, Hospitals, Cricket and Lawn Tennis Pavilions, Colliery Roofs, Warehouses, Stores, Billiard Rooms, Clubs, Shoot. ing Lodges, Cottages, Huts, FARM BUILDINGS, Hay and Corn Sheds, Barns, Dairies, Stables, etc. HIOBBST TESTIMONIALS FROM THE LEADING CLIBOT, ARCHITECTS, AND AGRICULTURISTS, ESTIMATES AND DESIGNS on APPLICATION. CONTRACTORS TO H.M.'S. GOVBBNMBNT, z2772 ROYAL NATIONAL EISTEDDFOD OF WALES: NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS. I FRUIT FRUIT FRUIT! FITZPATRICK FITZPATRICK FITZPATRICK FITZPATRICK FITZPATRICK FITZPATRICK FITZPATRICK FITZPATRICK FITZPATRICK FITZPATRICK FITZPATRICK FITZrkTRICK FITZPATRICK FITZPATRICK FITZPATRICK FITZPATRICK FITZPATRICK FITZPATRICK The Wholesale Fruit Merchant. The Commis- sion Agent. Looks after his own business personally. Serves more people in Wales than any other firm in Liver- pool. Keeps all sorta of English & Foreign Fruits. The Great Ouion & Rabbit Salesman, FITZPATRICK FITZPATRICK FITZPATRICK FITZPATRICK FITZPATRICK FITZPATRICK FITZPATRICK FITZPATRICK FITZPATRICK FITZPATRICK FITZPATRICK FITZPATRICK FITZPATRICK FITZPATRICK FITZPATRICK FITZPATRICK FITZPATRICK FITZPATRICK WRITE FOR PRICE LISTS. JOHN FITZPATRICK, WHOLESALB MABKBT, CAZNEAU-STREET, LIVERPOOL. N.B.—Money Ordera must in all cases accompany orders from strangers, or good references, to avoid any delay Please name this paper. DR. JONES, LD.D.S., &:c SURGEON DENTIST Opposite the Market, Bangor. D JONES visits LLANOBTKI every THURSDAY, at Lied wigan-road. AMLWCH with Mr Huoing, Stationer, TUESDAYS. Septembei 24th and Ootober 22od. BKTHESDA and EBBNBZBB, TUESDAY after Pay-day. BARoo. very day except Tuesdays and Thargays. 10 BANGOR MUNICIPAL ELECTION, 1889. ) TO THE BURGESSES OF THE EAST WARD.1 LADlES AND GENTLIMBN,—I beg most respectfully ij to offer myself as a Candidate for the honour of representing you on the Bangor Municipal conned. It is with much confidence that I do so, having served for forty years in various public offices con- nected with the City and Parish. I am, aad have been for thirty successive years, a Guardian for the Poor of the Parish, and was for twenty years a member of the late Board of Healtb, besides serving for several years on tbe Scbool Board, School Committees, and Burial Beard, ",pectinly. 1 trust that the conscientious discharge of my duties in these different capacities, for a long I of years, may afford you a guarantee that I shall prove to be a nt and proper representative of your interesta. All proposals which have fir their object the comfort and real benefit of my fellow citizens, con- sistent with a moderate expenditure, shall have my hearty support. With these observations, I venture to ask you for your vote and interest, to assist me in obtaining the honour I LOW seek, and, if successful, I will assiduously work to promote the general welfare and prosperity of the Borough. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, oar o a i n GEORGE JAMES. Plasllwyd Terrace, 24th October, 1889. The polling will be at the British School, Garth, on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1st, from eight in the morning until eight at night. 2788i BANGOR MUNICIPAL ELECTION, 1889. TO THE BURGESSES OF THE EAST WARD. LADIBS AND GBNTLBMItN,-Agreeably with the pro- mise contained in the circular already sent to you, ancoanoing my candidature at the ensuing Municipal Election, I now beg to give yoa a more detailed expression of my views upon orir local I Munioipal affairs, and the requirements of the above Ward in particular. Being a native of the above Ward, and having always lived in it, I have had every advantage of forming an opinion of its special wants and requirements, and if you should do me the honour of electing me as your representative, no exertions will be spared on my part to utilize that knowledge in furtherance of your interests in the Council. As you are aware, I am closely identified with the Shipping interests of this Port, and in that capacity it has always been my pleasure to lay my servioes indiscriminately at the disposal of any one requiring any assistance it was in my power to render, without any fee or reward. Now, [however, that it comes to be my turn to ask a favour, I trust the following old maxim will not be overlooked, namely, That one good turn deserves another." i No one has had a better opportunity of witnessing the deplorable falling-off in the shipping import trade of the Port within the last twenty-five years, and n) one would strive harder than myself to im- prove matters in this respect by trying to induce the Council to set the good example of procuring I its coal and otberjarticles by Sea and not by Rail, so as to give a little impetus to a trade that would give employment to a large number of the mhabi- tants of the Ward, Whilst a very large sum of money has been spent on improvements in other Wards, the East Ward has been sadly negleoted, very few improve- merits of a permanent nature having been executed therein. Whilst the lighting and the repairing of streets in other Wards have been well attended to, the comfort of the inhabitants of the East Ward in tbis respect has met with but slight considera- tion at the hands of the Council. Ample proof of this may be had by a visit to the Ward (especially Hirael) at night. The badly-lighted and ill-paved streets of Hirael are a real Boandal to the Council, and the grave complaints of its residents should at once be attended to. If elected, I shall do my utmost to reotify this staie of things, by demanding from the Gonncil a more equit. able share of the rates expended upon improve- ments. I refer with pleasure, however, to the construction of the Penlon Outlook, and claim the credit for having been the means of induoing the Council-through the generosity of Lord Penrhyn, who kindly gave the necessary land for the purpose-to construct it, and I am fully per- suaded that, if his lordship were only proper'y ap- proached. the adjoining field known as Cae Bicknell might be piocured, and very easily and economically converted into a Park or Recreation Ground for the benefit of the inhabitants of Hirael and the lower part of the City. Another very desirable improvement would be, the acquisition by the Corporation of a portion of the Yard at Pen y Garth, and the demolition of the wall between it and the Road, so that increased accommodation might be given to the public at that favourite resort. A Further improvement. I would be happy to support would be a BETTER LANDING j PLAOE for the boatmen at Garth, in return for the annual licence now imposed upon them. It would also be my pleasure to give my support to the erection of a Pier at Gartb, if a Public Company were floated for that purpose, as, in my opinion, tbis would be an undoubted boon and woald be the making of BaDgor." The levelling of the accumulated rubbish between Garth and Hirael would also, in my opinion, be a very desirable im- provement, as thereby a splendid Promenade could be prepared at a nominal cost, upon which a few rustic seats might be placed. Most of ibe above loud other improvements might be proceeded with during the winter months, whon labour would be easily procurable at reasonable charges, and by which work could be provided for many who oannot fail to be looking forward to the coming hard times with grave apprehensions. I would be very sorry to add in any way to the already heavy rates we all have to bear, but I am convinced that with a little more foresight on the part of the Council, and a more equitable distribu- tion of the rates among the several Wards, all the above, and many more improvements, might be executed without ANY ADDITION WHATEVER To OuR BURDENS. It is not my intention to weary the Electors with a multiplicity of visits during my candidature; but should I fail to call upon each and every Elector in the Ward between this and the day of the election, I trust that the above matters may have due consideration, and that I may hope to be favoured with the confidence of the Electors generally. Should my candidature be successful, it will be my constant stndy to have at all times regard only to such matters as I may consider to be within the legitimate functions of the Council, and to oppose the introduction thereto of any matter likely to prove injurious to the best interests of the Ratepayers of the City. Earnestly requesting the favour of your kind Vote and influence, I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours very obediently, R 7 B' r HUGHES. Plas Hwyd, Bangor, Oct. 9bh. 1889. 2805 ftales- FOR SALE, a Pure-bred WELSH BULL. two r year old and Prize Winuer; price, £ 22.— Apply, "Cymro," Chronicle Offioe, Bangor. 2796d TO BE SOLD, HOUSE and SHOP. 109 High- J. street, Bangor. All modern convenience, situated in ;ood business part of the town.—Apply to J. Owen, Greengate. Llanfair P.G. 2798jl FOR SALE, a SEMI-BILLIARD TABLE, Ten j' Feet by Four, in Good Condition, Balls, Mark- ing Board and all compete. Cost 924, will accept 910 for cash.-Apply to G. Waimmlev, North Wales Chronicle Office, Bangor. 2767A TO BE SOLD at once, the INTEREST in the j. Unexpired Torm of the LEASE existing upon the Residence with Stabling (convertible into a Shop), being No. 286, High-street, Bangor. Early possession can be obtained.—For all information apply to; Dr. Lloyd, Bangor. 2782a DESIRABLE INVESTMENTS. BAXGOR.—TO BE SOLD (on easy terms of payments), either singly or in pairs, well- built and oonveuieut HOUSES, situate in Garth- road, and known as Gordou, Garfield. andGambier- torracea. Tenure, Leasehold, subject to light ground rent. Always comn;;ind rood t,¡uants.- For price and full particulars address, Mr Ben- jamin J. Thomas, 41, Doane road, Liverpool. 2688d LADIES DESIROUS Of OBTAINING HANDSOME DRESSES SHOULD GO TO Madame LAZZARUS, SUMMER HILL liOUSE, PRINCE'S ROAD UPPER BANGOR. WH OSE Style and Fit is guaranteed. She makes W it her special care to adopt the style best suited to the figure. She also supplies Morning and Evening Dressea from S,3 3a. Ladies' own material made up. 21 MUNICIPAL ELECTION, 1889. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SOUTH WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—My term of service as Jj your representative in the City Council being about to expire, I wish to express my thanks to. you for your confidence, and, hoping that the manner of my three years, representation has not diminished that confidence, I beg to offer myself for re-election. I am a heavy ratepayer in your Ward, but, beyond mentioning that I have served DIDe years on the Boardlof Guardians, my long business career of 34 years ameng you makes me too well-known to render words of personal introduction on my part necessary and my recent service as your representa- tive in the Council will, I humbly trust, help your judgment of my capacity, for the duties in which your interests and my own are identical. I have during the last three years carefully watched over your interests and those of the town at large. During this period economical improvements have been carried out in our Ward, and at last a very long-needed improvement has been decided upon in the removal of the smithy in Mount Street, which has so long been an utterly unnecessary ob- struction between Mount Street and Mount Square. I may be permitted to mention my eudeavours to- benefit local shipping as an instance showing that I have been watchful of opportunities of gain to local industries. As I have hitherto, so I shall asain, should you honour me with a continuance of your confidence, endeavour to bring into the consideration of cor- porate business any habits of thought and dealing which I may have acquired during a long experience in private business. It will be my duty in your interest and m.7 own to keep an eye upon the expenditure, not only of the large figures, but also of the small, and to study a broad economy in every direction, not forgetting economy of time. Where corporate interests clash with individual and ward interests, it shall be my endeavour to act according to what may be the most equitable ad- In ° cases where expenditure on improvements and alterations is a true economy, having regard to the town as a whole or a part of it, it will be my duty to sanction such expenditure on oondition of getting the best value in the shape of work in return for the money. iM Binally, it shall is my aim always to keep in mind that the Council Chamber is a place where business purely is to be carried on and nothing else. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your dbedient Servant, HUGH HUGHES. Britannia House, Bangor, October 17th, 1889. 2799i Wants. CURACY WANTED by a Lampeter Graduate (Bilingnal).- Apply, B.A. Office of thia paper. -77_- R EQUIREI), by the Liverpool Branch of a Leading Life and Fire Insurance Company an experienced INSPECTOR OF AGENTS. —Applications, which must contain fullparticulare to A. 40," Radcliffe's Advertising Agency, 32 Castle-street, Liverpool. 2786a WANTED in November, in a Gentleman's family, where kitchen-maid is kept, a good ex- perienced COOK must be over 30 years of age. Good character indispensable.—Address, 2774, Chronicle Office, Bangor 2774m WANTED, a good Plain COOK, also a HOUSE- MAID.—Address, stating experience and wages expected, Miss Taylor, Woodlands House, Crumpsall, Manchester. 2797d WANTED, by the 13th November, a good general SERVANT.-Apply personally at the City Hotel, Bangor. 2811jl SCULLERY MAID WANTED, at onc.Apply, Proprietress, British Hotel, Bangor z2803 CONFECTIONERY.—WANTED, a FEMALE U APPRENTICE.-Address, No. 56, North Walet Chronicle Office, Bangor. 2734R WANTED, Cooks, Housemaids, Kitchenmaids VV Nursery Governess.-Apply. Mrs PauL Servants Registry, Bangor. HOTEL HOUSEKEEPER, UNMARRIED.— HWAN'DED, a strong, active, experienced, thrifty Woman, for an Old-established Day Hotel. An Abstainer preferred.—Address, stating age, qualifications and experience, and where obtained, and last employment and references, "Manager," 13, Grauville- street, Chorltoa-upou-.Medlock, Manchester. 2789a BIRMINGHAM GOODS, Jewellery, Watches. Jj Hardware, Immense Variety. AGENTS WANTED. Wholesale Book. 300 Illustrations, Free —Henry May (322). Birmingham. 2665B CAMBRIDGE B.A. requires PRIVATE PUPILS. Thorough French and usual subjects.—" Q, North Wales Chronicle Office Baukor. 2700P WANTED, by a respectable young LADY, Situa- YY tion as NURSERY GOVERNESS. Terms moderate; testimonials and references.—Apply A 1," North Wales chronicle office, Bangor. z2717 LEFT-OFF CLOTHING: Wanted, Ltdies' Gentlemen's, and Children's, in large or small quantities. Highest price given. Letters and parcels will receive prompt attention.—Address, Manageress, 44, Dean-street, Bangor, N.W. 381 to oe Let. GENTLEMEN'S RESIDENCES TO BE iiET OR SOLD. WAND F. BROWN UD Co., EMMATB Row, W. CaMTZB. issue a MONTHLY LIST. NO CHARGE to OWNERS for insertion. No CHARGE to TENANTS in any oase. 2608A TO BE LET. ABERDOVEV HALL, ABER- DOVEY, North Wales.-Apply as above. 31o To BE LET, a HOUSE and SHOP with ± FIXTURES at Holyhead-road, Upper Bangor. —Apply to Mr P. Williams, Museum. 2628A TO BE LET, the BIRMINGHAM ARMS .L Holyhead. Rent low, in going at valuation. Apply, Trent Valley Brewery Co., Ltd.,Lichfield. 2793jl APARTMENTS TO LET, in Upper Bangor; A Five WIDtll8 walk from the Railway Station References Riven. -,M. E. H. North Walet Chronicle Offiae, Bangor. z2738 FARM TO BE LET.-ERIANWB, Two Mit? Ffrom CODW&Y, 164 Acres. Tenancy to commence from 13th November next.-Apply, Mr Robert Jones, Talycafu Hotel, near Conway. r 2733B BODIFiR, BANGOR.-Tiis Charming De- U tached Residence, with well-cultivated Garden and Two Acres of Land, TO BE LET with Immediate Possession. Rent, f45.-Apply, John Pritchard, Auctioneer, Bangor. 2729A BER, NORTH WALES.-TO BE L- A01d Established Hotel known M ,¡ th& BuLHUYAMe, -cios. totheRaitway Station, d T,UBg a splendid bu,?ine88 the oal HI' ,OUJ Kurmture and ES?ta at a VaIuatJ IF thefPllce. putJculars apply to Jo? PWTCBA' or ,urther Baagor 2754p LLANFAIRFECHAN A F U knon as BRYN 'AF reehold Hon8e' °?j ?a and M?)tlotLin View. TO BE LET  Newly   Bedrooms, SOr» 'I vin containing Four Bedrooms, oTr JI P Parlours, Kitohen, Two Pantries, W.C. also f „ jarden.—Apply W. Hughes, Bryn Afoo. 2809L ]?EN?BRIDQETO LET, BR MEVlhW (DetachK od), close '° the approa/ch to Suspension "? "?'? aide; pleaant^ M&tu?teedd; comm?d.ng beautiful views of the *Su Range of Mountains con  Fintertainitig Rooms, Five Bedrooti3s, Kitchen, & a6lao TwO-St-11 &able: good Y?%rd and    Crescent, ?lenai Bridge. 2769L ?CJ !???-"? ?S ?T, SpacioM MANSION taitfinu Tl Stabling  and extensive Gardens; al80g;:S:L Out.buil'1!np,. on the outskirts of the ? The naud,lf ,jedlred, !arge  aDd Dr&winlI-i;;om e. oue contains >ng-rooms, Fourteen Bed and DftBsino n lu' rooms, excellent Kitchens P t ng'room¡., Bath- Hot aQd Cold Water a?d Gn.les, ad Celring. ?Hy Residence M ScbooL-A?M? i????? ??' ?? Dicko6j4 SoUcHM? ChMt?.. RP y to Boberts and