Wrexham and Denbighshire Advertiser and Cheshire Shropshire and North Wales Register

Sales bv Auction vtLK.> BY \uipr.sSR.S BAUGH, JONES, & JONES. FREEHOLD PROPERTY AT RHOS. SOLD BY AUCTION, by order of the J- vfurfagfe, hy Messrs. BAUGH, JONES, '• ')' at the Swan Inn, Pen-y-bryn, in Wrexham, ¡ ( "3 d I 'I k .-iTV the 23rd (ay of Apnl, at 5 o;clo<?, ■ .i'rerno 'ii, all that MESSUAGE or COTTAGE, t. tn<! and Prem'ses thereunto belon?ng, in the who!- 44S square yards or there- ?,? :H nhosH?erchru?g, in the county of '??"}, the property of Eiias Ellis, dece?se?, l?itt? tile 1)roperty of Elias u(;ed. Fui-tiler .uiiti?ns to he then produced. Further "'?'.)i.'? ''e obtained from the Auctioneers or ".?.<?.:iCi[or,Wrexham. ??Sr .J,T. ¡IF FAT AND STORE STOCK AT THE ,j].I)KX LIOX, ROSSETT. ?. t r< BAl*GH. JONES, and Co. will bold f1 Sale »f FA T and STORE STOCK, >jV\;>n i.i?n, 'Ossett, on Monday, the 20th v :-¡("ï ILREADY E:\TERED: ..?'(. ;f ?'t Beasts r1.! Fresh Barrens ?.? ?,.mtn?"yCows f prime fat Sheep Lambs F:lt ('a'ves. p i't and store Pigs, T f A. t?Ufonr, Esq., J. Topham, Esq., J Boyd"J!. Esq" T, Beakb:me Esq •' iris Mr Evans, Air Jones, Mr Wool- ? tri- ?h'Kvans, .Mr Jones, Mr Wool— -t(!ker,,iN, Mr Dutton, Mr j ui Williams, Mr D?vics, Mr Pritchard, I' ■ Entries respectfully solicited. t Mock, and the Auctioneers respect- the Stock be at the Mart in ood 836b l-iiri.IMlXAUY NOTICE. .,f -J" lira of Dairy Cows, Calving f; and Short horned Bulls, k /?"<. /?'a ?«t?, /M??t?BM.<N of //„)«.•• hold furniture, at ■ V „ W ."I iX 1XX, HOPE, FLINTSHIRE. • • .)jc/>, of Sale. J _I' ?\t eH -!OXES & CO. have received ?f !m W. HockenhuJl, Esq., Mrs. nv Auction on the premises "■ ] inii,:u Hope aforesaid on Wednes- %I,! -il, ?7.th€?ht)ve Stock, 1 25 Head of Dairy Cows, ?; ?.H.s,Shnrt-h<irncd Bulls. 11 -? ). ri'?' :md 7 Pea Fowl. The ■ ■ Mowing Machine with side ,u,j Mowing Machine by same 7 (' .Ói" <a!i'l ??I!?r. !!wo Iron Ploughs, -trrow Wlieel (4 inch) %V-N%'Ii eel Cart fitted lii(Iiiiz saildle and a <|uu:itity of useful HOUSE- I !'■■; v | rrilF- ains other Effects. fully solicited, and may be Lati'iford White, Lion Inn, Hope, or uit'.iin tiw niiuutes walk from Caergwrle )1..J,1 and Conuah's Qnav line of .A!i!;i- < from Wrexbaia, six from Chester, 11: ,d&! .tl 4)!(, for Two o'clock prompt. 837e Hrlfers, r.ni'.icl:- and p?di:if>'e Bull, also two and Dairy i; i. A N Y K FO X FARM, SO UTHSEA, v ,r, Wr>rhom. Mi l'.Al'(;H. JOXES & Co. have been • ii! i with instructions from W. H. Darby, up the Dairy), to offer for Sale by ;!„• premises of (Jlanyrafon Farm, afore- -l ir May:)nl, Is") the whole of the v. >t M-k EfiVc-s. comprising— IH ,) AMI HI'.ii'F.Rs—Twenty 'very choice -• c ,I,J Heifers, calved and to calve. K ■ »-A promising short-horn Heifers, A \■ .R i v x short-horn yearling Bullocks, H' alves, one ditto Bull Calf. out of pedigree v T- i it Cows, two ditto Bullocks, two i ear-old short-horn pedigree Bull. ii, Cob, 14 hands, six years old, • a-pil. Both steady to ride or v; in lk cirt, harness, milk tankards, i I measures, cretin puts, sieves, c. A. ":1 beg to call the attention of ■ and others to the above Stock. i ••> are handsome and in excellent • • ■ -.li^ stock are very-promising, and out of pedigree cows. are in course of preparation, y UIU,: day" hef.,re the sale, on ap- ■ t!i.- Auctioneers, and at the place of I; ticket at 11 30. and Sale at One o'clcck prompt. 7U2f FKEKllOj.n VILLA. RESIDENCE, I II a ad rh'.iible Building Site* in a ml oj Llangollen, in the county oj Den- T ii.D by AUCTION* by MESSRS. BAUGH, a*, Lile Hotel, Llangollen, t!. • Iw:ij day of May, 1S75, at two for n the aft-Tiioon, subject to conditions iii t t:re v"od;ici'd and in the following ;er r oniers as may he agreed upon at ft >.ale (unless disposed of in the j.: j ate contract, of which due notice LOT 1. Square yards or thereabouts. M E or Dwelling House, v- til the Cottage, Stable, and App'irfenances there- • -ituati- near Llangollen afore- I'.ia -V y(-:»r> liist ill the oeeuna- 'ii, :1.1; lnu now of iNIrs (ii-ittitlis, Li v ii'i'n: in surface area, Louse contains entrance j i::i-, and two kitchen^ on the b-drortiiis on the chani- 'li~iniil i:in front, aud lawn t. thereof. LOT 2. • i • Pot ..f BUILDING LAND, u; the whole in surface area, 5S8 Lo r 3. ■ .■ <••• Plot of eligible BUILDING it -t of Penybedw Property, and in the whole in sur- 4 1.) LOT 4. *i'-i aii.i lining Lot 3, containing, 652 LOT 5. Lot 4, containing, ö94 ¡ i ■ cantaining, 694 ">1' ;i "v.-1 is have been laid out with of parties • v.Uu re.-itlfiices, and are situa- :t:.••.• overlooking the pic- ••• '■ iil\ beautiful, and the pio- live minutes' walk frolu the LOT 7. P of LAXD, situate in iown of Llangollen afore- v -1ii the threp old Cottages J" and numbered respectively i, j;¡, frontage to Church- 1 'I'! at the hack runs dov.n to • •■• vlo.ikiiiK the Dee, is well of private houses or ;id contains in the whole in 350 I. T'OT S. .?  ??K or Dwellinp: Hou'se. be- ('F, or Dwelling Houe, be- ■ h-street, Lhmgollen, aforesaid, ..? '?"iA))))u'tenanctj? thereunto ? ? 1??'' in the occupation 01 Mr Brewer. '• 'ittains good cellar kitchens on ""I" entertaining-rooms on the ,) '? '?'tt?'L'?oumsonthechamher ..?' n?w?r "arden at the rear IA. f .,v' '?'' I !Ver wall, overlooking the ? ?., "?.in in the whole in surface I ';ul 243 I ,r. T 'nfl>rmation apply to the Acrno?EERS, ?"I?""? '??- ?'rt'xh?m; or to Messrs. Min- 'ir'- -1on,!S, Solicitors, Oswestrv and "■l; .e,t'ler of whom, and at the place '.1, eitlier of whom, and at the place ?.?' Pbtns (which are now in pre- ":) ,n '• ?be ubtauied ten days prior to the day It- 8U5a AL¡ BY MR. A. FOULKES. F- 01 MIKHHOI D PROPERTY & PUBLIC- lIOCE PILEMISES. H?i: ? BKEWERS A?D OTHERS. I ¡: A. FI t ¡ LK '? ''?'spectfuUy announces that he -U l;is 1'<avoured with instructions to ?ELL .LI'I-T'INV!th1 Ka?les !nn, Rhosvmedre; on ■ "t .i.. iol' ??. I'?75, it Three for Four „ ''tU:i the undermentioned Free- ï"i;I'RTY. "?''? to conditions as will then p" ,i ,1!»'»sing the Hock Tavern" old 1,,ure' wuh cottage, garden, yard, ,> :I<j ap;lrt en:tn('es thereunto belongin?, ''?..tw?J?'?"? the m?in 'or turnpike) brtw-jeer m"'b^ymedre and ewhridge, in the ,? 'n .-ounty of Denbigh, now in the :i' i 01 ''?' Jones and George Evans re- -■ vv i ?'  i ??'' to say that this property offers g"l :llHl :,afe investment for brewers and L: !ing i'U!lte the ?medi?te neighbour- i :t"Min' ('1lieries and other ??e works. '-?- s ?""???'"?et ph. apply -v. 0.?;N%'t?strN, JoNl^. ''?' ?t??p?? ?C,lo,?-. ?'? ':ho.v1I e l'r^ » b ,n' ? -?.n?; '?? ? ,)[(1 April, l.¡;:¡. 751e Sales by Auction- SALES BY MR. LLOYD. Sale of Live Stock, Household Furniture, Dairy and Brewing Vessels, &-c., at the Plough Inn, Worth- eubury. MR. LLOYD has been instructed by the Mort- gagee under a bill of sale, to sell by Auction, on the premises aforesaid, on Monday, the 26th day of April, 1.S75, the whole of the out-door Effects, Household Furniture, &c., comprising LIVE STOCK.—Four capital dairy cows, two pigs. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE—Oak dresser and shelves, eight-day clock, Windsor, oak, and other chairs, fire screens, Pembroke, two-leaf, oak and other tables, bureau, pictures, set of dinner service, housekeeper's cupboard, Ac., &c. DAJRY—Cheese press, wheel churn, cream pots, &C., etc. BREWERy-A quantity of brewing vessels. THE 13LDitoovi FURNITURE comprise iron, French, and other bedsteads, feather beds, blankets, sheets, and counterpanes, cane-seated and other chairs' wn shstands, and services, dressing tables, night com- mode, swing and other looking glasses, towel rails, fender and fire-irons, &c., &c. A stack of Hay. OUT-DOOR EFFECTS Wheelbarrow, winnowinoa, machine, pig troughs, sundry tools, and a large quan- tity of other effects too numoTOttS tOTtlention. Sale at Two o'clock prompt. 840f Il;IhZil important Sale oj Agricultural, Live, and bead Farming Stock, at PLASISSA, Situate 2 miles from Wrexham, 3 from Holt, and 3 from Bangor Isycoed. Mil LLOYD most respectfully announces that he ?JL has been honoured with instructions from Mr J ohu Evans, who is giving up farming, to Sell by Auc- tion, in his farm-jard, situate as above, on Wednes- day, April 28, 187b, the whole of his Live and Dead Farming STOCK, a portion of the Household Furni- ture, dairy vessels, &C. The Cattle comprise 32 head, including 22 magnifi- cent young dairy cows with calves at foot and to calve, 5 choice barren heifers, and 5 yearling heifers. Three Horses, including "Farmer," a bay waggon horse, 4 years old, 16 hands high; "Polly," brown hack mare, steady in saddle or harness; Madam," powerful bay cart mare. Pigs.-Oiie in-pig sow, four store pigs. Dogs.—One capital house dog. Putatues.-Quantity of Potatoes. Poultry.—Three geese with gullies, quantity of ducks and fowls. Tlie Implements consist of broad-wheel cart, Cam- bridge and fiat rollers, horse work, with thrashing driver, wheel and hand ploughs, iron and chain har- rows, scuffles, Samuelson's one-horse reaper, long and short ladders, &c., &c. The Dairy Vessels comprise vats, cheesepresses, screws, whey tubs, furnaces, grates, &c. Luncheon at 12.3U, Sale at 2 o'clock prompt. Plassey, Wrexham. 826r FAIR DAY. THE NORTH WALES & CHESHIRE AUCTION MART. WREXHAM. MR. LLOYD (late Jones & Lloyd), respectfully an- ?1. nounces that he will SELL BY AUCTION, in his Mart, on Thursday, April 2.9th, 1S75, a splendid lot ot Magnificent Fat Cattle, Bullocks, and Heifers, Cows and Calves, Calving Cows and Heifers, Barrens, Stirks, &c. 12 Very ripe Scotch Bullocks, the property of T. Ll. Fitz-Hugh, Esq. A grand "election of fat and Store Sheep A prime lot of fat Pigs and Calves Sale at ten o'clock prompt. Plassey, Wrexham. 158b MR. LLOYD gives notice that he intends pre- senting at next Christmas Show Dinner, in addition to the USUJ.1 cups, value £ 42 15s., 1st prize, a Silver Cup, value X7 10s. 2nd prize, a piece of plate, value zC3 3s. Will be presented to the Seller whose live stock realizes the largest amount of money in the Auction Mart, or elsewhere during the present year from J January 1st to December nth (Christmas Show Day), lJOLI1 ùay s inclusive; any gentleman winning either first or second prize and not wishing to compete against a tenant farmer, will be awarded with a Silver Medal, the farmer coming next will receive first prize. A CUp or piece of plate, value X3 10s., will be given to the buyer of the large-it amount of stock between January 1st niid December 13th, inclusive. Sellers and buyers will please keep their bills as a guide. -f PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. B 11 Y N Y P Y S HOME FARM. FRIDAY, APRIL 3Wh, 1875. situate one -mile from Overton, three-and-a-half from Jiuabon, and six from Wrexham. Ill. LLUYD most respectfully announces that he j has been honoured with instructions from Ed- mund Peel, Esq., to SELL by AUCTION, at the Home Farm, Bryn-y-pys, aforesaid, on FRIDAY, April 30th, 1S7J, ;jU superior short horn dairy cows and heifers, fat cow, 2-year-ohl short-horn pedigree bull, rearing bull aud heifer calves, horses, Berkshire pigs, 50 ewes and lauihs. 111e whole of the Dairy Vessels, ie. Full particulars in future advertisements. Luncheon at One o'clock, sale at Two p.m. prompt. I Catalogues to be had ten days prior to the sale from I the Auctioneer's, or place of sale. Plassey, Wrexham. 673c I I SALE BY MESSRS. CHURTOX, ELPHICK & CO. FARNDON, CHESHIRE. Sale of valuable Freehold Property, fronting to the main street, and to Chester tioad, sub-divided into lots to suit the convenience of purchasers. MESSRS. CHURTON, ELPHICK, and Co., have A*i L been instructed to submit to SAHS by AUC- TION, at the Xag's Htad Inn, in Farndon, on MON- DAY, the lutli day of May, 1875, at One for Two o'clock p.m most punctually, in the following or such other lots as the agents ef the vendors may decide upon at the time of sale, and subject to conditions then to be produced, the undermentioned valuable I FREEHOLD PROPERTY. LOT 1. A Spacious COTTAGE, containing large kitchen, parlour, and good cellar underneath, back kitchen, pantry, and three bedrooms, with pigstve and good narden at the back, in the occupation of Mr George Taylor. This lot has frontage to the main street, and also to the Chester Road, in Farndon. LOT 2. A very substantially-erected Brick and Slate OUT- BUILDING, easily convertible into three good cot- tages, with gardens at the rear, also fronting to the said Chester-road, now occupied by Mr Hariison. LOT 3. A large WAREHOUSE and 3-stalled Stable, with excellent store rooms, on the first and second floors, hoist and turret on top, and usual fittings. Also, a Cart House and large Pigstye All substantially built of stone, and slated, with road and yard, as shown in the plan. LOT 4. LOT 4. A large ORCHARD and Garden, fronting the said Chester-road, command ng a fine view westwardlv, and presenting an admirable site for a villa resi- deuce. th 1 if 1 The whole of the Lots adjoin each other, and afford excellent opportunities for an investment. Plans and particulars, with any further information which may be rcq nirerl, may be had from Messrs. Fincliett, Mad- dock and Sharp, Solicitors, Chester, or from the AUCTIONEERS, Chester and Whitchurch, Salop. S43s SALE BY MESSRS. TIIOS. & E. HUGHES. CROSS FOXES INN, OVERTON BRIDGE, three miles from Ruabon and two from Overton. MESSRS. T. & E. HUGHES have been favoured l' with instructions from Miss Negus, who is re- tiring from the business, to SELL by AUCTION, on Wednesday, 2Sth April, 1875, the whole of her ex- cellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of kitchen, parlour, and bedroom requisites, Brussels and Kidderminster carpets, mahogany and other tables, sofa, cane and hair seated chairs, mahogany half-tester bedsteads, iron ditto, mattrasses, feather beds, bed linen, glass, china, breakfast, dinner and tea services, quantity of books, double-harrel gun, dairy vessels, patent mangle, patent washing ma- ch-ne, garden too's, lot of timber, lot of old iron, part of brewing vessels, 2 excellent cows in profit, and a variety of indoor and outdoor effects, which will be enumerated in catalogues, to be had from the Auc- tioneers, and principal hotels in Chester, Wrexham, Oswestry, Ruabon, and Bowling Green Hotel Over- ton. Sale at one o'clock prompt. Office-Overton and St. Martin's. 835s WREXHAM FAIR, 2£th APRIL, 1875. MESSRS. T. & E. HUGHES wil SELL by AUC- tTI. nux, in their Auction Mart, i lot of Fat Cattle, Cews with Calves, Barrens, Fat Calves, Fat jj Sheep and Lambs, a lot of Porket Pigs. ) Sale to commence at 10 o'clock prompt. I Office•j—Ovcrtou and St. Martius. 737s Sales by Auction. • SALE BY MR SNAPE. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. TO FARMERS, BREWERS, CARTERS, AND OTHERS. Sale of Valuable Cart and Carriage, Harness, Collars, Stable Fittings, &c., &c. MR. SNAPE has been honoured with instructions from Peter Walker, Esq., te Sell by Auction, in the Lion House Yard, Wrexham, on the 29th of April (Fair Day), a large quantity of complete sets of first-class Cart and Carriage Harness, much of it nearly new strong horse collars, a variety of stable requirements. &c., &c., particulars of which will appear in future advertisements and catalogues. Office-Lion House, Wrexham. 759f SALE BY MESSRS. LLOYD & JONES. SALE BY MESSRS. LLOYD & JONES. Sale of Prime Fat Stock at the Star Hotel Yard, Mold on Wednesday, April 21st, 1875, the day before the Fat Stock Sale at Bodrhyddan. MESSRS. LLOYD & JONES will SELL by AUCTION some of the best-fed Beef, Mutton, Lambs, Calves, &c. STOCK ALREADY ENTERED :— 6 Prime Fat Bullocks and Heifers 60 Ditto Wethers and Hoggs 15 Fat Lambs, 3 Fat Calves, Porkers, &c. Further Entries are Solicited to be in time for Advertising. N.B.-The above are from the best Bred and Fed Stocks in the neighbourhood, viz,, Col. Cooke, Capt. Phillips, W. Tyndal, Esq, J. Griffiths, Esq., 854a J K. Huntley, Esq., and others. Offices-i-ilount Pleasant, Mold, April 12th, 1875. Public and Legal Notices. WREXHAM, MOLD, AND CONNAH'S QUAY RAILWAY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a Special GENERAL MEETING of Mortgagees ot the Wrexham, Mold, and Connah's Quay Railway Com- pany will be held at the Company's Office, Wrexham, on SATURDAY, the 24th day of April, 1875, at twelve o'clock at noon, for the purpose of electing a Mort- gage Director. By order, JOHN BROUGHTON, Secretary. Company's Office, Wrexham, April 9, 1875. 801e THE WREXHAM DISTRICT TRAMWAYS COMPANY, Incorporated by 36 and 37 Vic., cap. LXXVI. CAPITAL, £10,000, In 1000 Shares of zClO each, Deposit on application, 10s. per share. Payment on allotment, £2 per share. Future calls will not exceed £ 2 per Share, and will be made at intervals of not less than three months. Directors The Hon. GEORGE T. KENYON, Gredington, Whit- church (Chairman). THOMAS BARNES, Esq., The Quinta, Chirk, and Farnworth, Bolton. WILLIAM Low, Esq., Roseneath, Wrexham. JAMES SPARROW, Esq., Gwersyllt Hill, Wrexham. PETER WALKER, Esq., Coedyglyn, Wrexham. Bankers: THE NORTH'AND SOUTH WALES BANK, WREXHAM. Solicitor: Mr EVAN MORRIS, Arcade Chambers, Wrexham. Engineer; Mr HENRY DENNIS, Hafodybwch, Wrexham. Brokers: Messrs PARR & RAE, Bll, Queen Insurance Build- ings, Liverpool. Mr JOHN Buky, Temple Row, Wrexham. Auditors: Mr T. H. JONES, North and South Wales Bank, Wrexham. Mr SNAPE, Lion House, Wrexham. Secretary Mr J/OSWELL BURY, Wrexham. Offices: 10, TEMPLE ROW, Wrexham. PROSPECTUS. THE object of this Company, which is incorporated j_ by special Act of Parliament, is to construct and work the following Tramways :— 1.—A Tramway from Wrexham to Rhosllaner- chrugog, 3 miles and 15 chains in length. 2.-A Tramway from Wrexham to Broughton, at a point convenient for the inhabitants of Brymbo and Coedpoeth, 2 miles and 9 chains in length. 3.—A Branch Tramway to the bottom of Summer- hill, convenient for the inhabitants of Moss I and Summerhill, .1 mile and 3 chains in length. The tramways authorised to be constructed will traverse populous distiicts and connect Wrexham, the market town, with the important mineral districts surrounding it. There is no railway accommodation for passengers between Wrexham and lihos on the one side, and Brymbo, Coedpoeth, and the Moss on the other side, and the only means of locomotion at present existing is by stage carts, of which class of conveyance there are about 75 now engaged in carrying passengers between the districts before-mentioned and Wrexham. The population of the districts that will be ac- commodated by the tramways was 35,420 in 1S71, the date of the last census, and this population is rapidly iiicreasint, The tramway to Rhos will, in addition to accommo- dating the large passenger traffic between the Rhos and Wrexham, also accommodate the large population residing at Khostyllen and Brynyrowen, and the intermediate districts. Ihe tramways to Broughton and Summerhill will also pass through a thickly populated district between Wrexham and those districts, and will also connect the town of Wrexham with the railway stations. A statement of the number of passengers arriving in and departing from Wrexham to and from the districts that will be accommodated by the tramways has been carefully taken for twelve days, and during that time 6,958 vehicles passed through the respective turnpike gates between Wrexh;.m and the districts above men- tioned, carrying 23,!)U6 passengers and, in addition to that number, 35,790 passed through on foot; making the total number of passengers during the twelve days, 59,696. The number of passengers travelling on the roads which the tramways will traverse between the dis- tricts before mentioned and Wrexham, taking the number at 59,696 for twelve days, would be 1,587,070 per annum, exclusive of 52 Sundays. If the Tramways Company carry only 300,000 per- sons per annum, at an average fare of threepence, it will produce an income of zC3,750 and, after de- ductin • 65 per cent. for working expenses, will leave a net revenue of £ 1,312 10s., which will be more than sufficient to pay a Dividend of £10 per cent. on the ordinary capital of the Company. The fares at present charged for carrying passengers between the districts before mentioned and Wrexham average from fourpence to sixpence. In addition to a large passenger traffic, there exists a considerable traffic in general goods between Wrex- ham and the districts before mentioned, and the Com- pany's Act provides for carrying such traffic at re- munerative rates. The tramways have been so laid out mat tney can be very beneficially extended when the traffic becomes developed and their utility established. The traffic between Wrexham and the districts tra- versed by the tramways,. is what is generally termed a road side traffic, and such as a tramway car passing along the road at regular intervals is best calculated to accommodate and develop and it is, therefore im- possible to calculate what the ultimate returns will be with good and economical management. Tramways are now becoming generally adopted in populous districts, and the results hitherto have been eminently satisfactory", although the cost of construc- tion and equipment has been on the average nearly X3,000 per mile; whereas, the actual estimate for the tramways which this Company proposes to construct only amounts to £ 1,230 per mile. Great improvements have recently been effected in the construction and management of tramways, which the Company have had the means of benefitting by, and as they propose to contruct the works for cash, a great saving will be effected in that respect. The Act of Parliament was obtained without opposi- tion at a comparatively small cost, and the Company is not burthened with any preliminary expenses be- pond the expenses of the Act of Incorporation. This Company has deferred raising the necessary capital and constructing the tramways until the pre- sent time, owing to the high price of iron and other materials, and by the delay a saving will be effected of 40 per cent, in the price of iron, which is the chief item in the cost of construction. A third of the capital has already been subscribed bv the directors and their friends. I The Act of Incorporation may be inspected at the office of the solicitor to the Company. I Applications for shares may be made to the bankers in the accompanying form. Prospectuses, with forms i of :\1 plication for share-, can be obtained from the brokers, at the offices of the Company. 80G Public and Legal Notices. MISSING, JOHN McKEAN, Clerk and Collector in the employ of Bayley and Bradley, Adver- tiser Office, Wrexham. Last seen on fffiuysday, April 8th, at King's St. George's Hotel, Hatfghton-street, Liverpool. About 5 feet 4 inches, 2g years of age, dressed in dark cloth suit, with rough black long overcoat, round felt hat, clean face nith very slight moustache. Carried a satchel. Information to the above address with regard to him wiltbe rewarded. — "■ ENDOWED SCHOOLS ACTS, 1869, 1873, & 1874. DR. WILLIAMS'S TRUST. 11 i THE Committee of Council on Education have Tapproved of a Scheme for the future manage- ment of the above-named Trust; and Notice is Here- by Given, that unless within two months, after the publication of this Notice a PETITION is presented to her Majesty in Council, in pursuance of Section 39 of the Endowed Schools Act, 1869, or a Petition is presented to the Committee of Council on Educa- tion, in pursuance of Section 13 of the Endowed Schools Act, 1873, such Scheme may be approved by her Majesty without being laid before Parliament. Copies of the Scheme may be obtaissd, from the Secretary Charity Commission (Endowed Schools Department), 2, Victoria-street, S.W. • < The scheme may also be seen, wlttaost charge, at the said office of the Charity Commission. PATRICK CUMIN, Assistant Sec"etary. Education Department, 9th April, 1875. 817e THE PUBLIC LOAN & DISCOUNT COMPANY, LIMITED, ADVANCE from Y.5 to ZCIOOO upon all kinds of approved security, repayable by easy instal- ments, or as arranged. Apply to Mr DEWSBURY, Agent, 137, Northgate- street, Chester. 743e THE BRITISH, COLONIAL, AND FOREIGN TPROPERTY INSURANCE CORPORATION (LIMITED). Registered Capital, zCI,000,000, divided into 20,000 shares of X5 each. Offices: 33, Abchurch Lane, Lombard-street, Lon- don, E.C. Insure Property against Losses, caused by Explo- sions, Water, Storms of Wind, and Fire. First-class AGENTS Wanted. — Application for Share, Prospectuses, and Agencies to addressed to the District Manager, Mr JAMES A. ORK, Vale- street, Denbigh. 819c ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ACT. NOTICE OF RESULT OF ELECTION (WITHOUT POLL). ELECTION OF SCHOOL BOARD. UNITED SCHOOL DISTRICT OF ABENBURY, Comprising the Parishes of Aberibury Fawr, Erlas, and Abenbury Fechan. THE undersigned, being the Returning Officer M ? for the election of the School Board for the above named United District, hereby give notice that the undermentioned persons have been'duly elected as members of the School Board. Christian Names and I Surnames Places of Abode of Per- Description of Per- of Persons Elected, j sons Elected. sons Elected. t t i CHARLES BEL.NIONT. Cae-my-noch Farmer JOHN BITHEI.L Woodbine Cottage Farmer DANIEL DAULBY 1 Coed-a-bint. Farmer EDWARD DAVIES Pentre Farm Farmer RICHARD ELLIS Tyn-y-coed Farmer RUMLliY CHARLES! GODFREY Bryn Estyn Gentleman THOMAS PARRY, JOKES-PAHWV Llwyn Onn Hall Gentleman < I • Given under my hand this Sixteenth day of April, 1875, J. OSWELL BURY, S6r Returning Officer. Tender. TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. ri^ENDERS are invited for ALTERATIONS to JL HOU?E at Fennitnt, near Ruabon, for Mrs Hughes. Plans and specifications can be seen at the office of the undersigned, on and after Friday next, to whom tenders must be delivered not later than Friday, 7th May. WM. TURNER, Architect and Surveyor. 1, Henblas-street, Wrexham, 16th April, 1875. 856s GREAT WESTERN AND LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAYS. TENDERS FOR COAL. THE Joint Committee of the London and North JL Western and Great Western Railway Companies, are prepared to receive Tenders for the supply af Coal for the use of the Joint Stations in the Birken- head and Shrewsbury districts, and the West London Line, and for the Ferry Boats playing between Monk's Ferry and Liverpool. Also, Slack for pumping engines. The Contract to be for a perio-i of Twelve months, dating from 1st prox. Forms of Tender may be had on application to the undersigned, to whom also Tenders, endorsed Tender for Coal," must be delivered not later than 10 o'clock a.m. on Wednes- day -28th inst. The Directors do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any Tender. J WAIT, Birkenhead, April 15th. 1875. Secretary. 841r SNAILBEACH DISTRICT RAILWAY, No. 1. TO CONTRACTORS. TO be LET, by Tender, the Construction of a Line Tof Railway (small guage), from near Pontesbury Station, Salop, to near the Snailbeach Mine, being 31 miles in length. Plans, specifications, and drawings, can be seen on and after the 12th inst-^at the office of Mr Henry Dennis, Engineer of the Company, Hafod- y-Bwch, Ruabon. All tenders to be sent in on or be- fore the 24th inst., addressed to the Secretary, John Jones, Esq., Solicitor, Oswestry. The Company do not bind themselves to accept the lowest, or any tender. 754s TO BUILDERS. BUILDERS desirous of TENDERING for the Berection of a Farm House and homestead, at Llansaintffraid, near Corwen, for H. Robertson, Esq., M.P., can see the drawings, specification, and form of contract, and obtain a schedule of quantities at my oiffce, on and after the 22nd inst. Tenders must be delivered to be on or before the 3rd of May, 1875. The lowest or any tender will not. -necessarily be accepted. STANHOPE BULL, 821c Llangollen. SEED OATS SEED OATS ON SALE Black. White, and Yelldft Oats, of the finest and best qualities, at R EVANS, Corn, Flour, and Provender Factor, ftumly Grocer, and Provision Dealer, 9, Yorke-streeti- Wrexham. 592r GARDEN SEEDS. AVIE SAND £ JO., PLASKYNASTON SHOP, CEFN, RUABON, "c Have just received their ,ew, Stock of GARDEN SEEDS, Which include all the varieties usually rpquired in the neighbourhood, including several varieties in Peas ani other Seeds. EARLY AND SECOND EARLY POTATOES IN STOCK. Gentlemen favouring D. and Co. with a call will find the prices compare favourably with Wrexham or Oswestry. DAVIES AND 00. Grocers, Provision Merchants, Corn and Provender Deale-rs, CEFN, RUABON. 583e Business Announcements. BEE HIVE ESTABLISHMENT. MOLD AND FLINT. MESSRS. J. JONES & CO., PROPRIETORS, BEGS respectfully to inform their Friends and the Public that they have just received a large and well-assorted STOCK of SPRING GOODS of the newest fashion and best description. SPECIAL LOT OF BLACK SILKS, CHEAP! THEY HAVE ALSO A LARGE STOCK OF TABLE COVERS LINEN SHEETING CARPETS COUNTERPANES HEARTHRUGS BLANKETS MATS TICKS OILCLOTHS MUSLIN CURTAINS. AND COCOA-NUT MATTING M?UESNLCIN H CRETONNES THEY HAVE ALSO A LARGE SUPPLY OF WOOLLEN GOODS, WHICH THEY ARE OFFERING At VERY LOW PRICES. 853fc THE OLD TEA WAREHOUSE, ESTABLISHED 1770. C. K. BENSON & CO., 14, HIGH STREET, WREXHAM, Are now Offering TEAS AND C 0 F F E S WHICH FOR QUALITY, PURITY* STRENGTH, AND CHEAPNESS, CANNOT BE SURPASSED. THE LARGEST AND MOST SELECT STOCK OF FRENCH, ITALIAN, AND I COLONIAL GOODS OUT OF LONDON. AGENT FOR SPIERS & POND'S CELEBRATED WINES AND SPIRITS G. W. WILSON'S (ST. AUGUSTINE-STREET, NORWICH), SUPERIOR PHEASANT, POULTRY, AND DOG FOOD. Observe the Address 1819a, 14, HIGH-STREET WREXHAM. CAMBRIAN DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT, WREXHAM-STREET, MOLD. CHARLES WHELDON, BEG to announce that the above Establishment is now open with a complete new and well-assorted Stock of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, consisting of Woollens, Flannels, Prints, Calicoes, Silks, Shawls, and Dress Materials, of the most new and best approved patterns, at the very lowest possible prices. MILLINERY, MANTLES, AND DRESSMAKING. All orders entrusted in the above Department will have the attention of the mast competent hands. A CHOICE SELECTION OF SCOTCH TWEEDS, WEST OF ENGLAND CLOTHS, IX THE MOST CHOICE PATTERNS. Suifcs io-Measure £ 2 2s. Qd., £ 2 10s. Od, X30s.0d. Trousers 16s., 18s. AN EARLY INSPECTION WILL OBLIGE. 820e GEORGE ARBURTON, PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL DECORATIVE PAINTER, PAPER HANGER, CARVER AND GILDER, 16, QUEEN STREET, WREXHAM. G. W. returns his grateful acknowledgment to the Nobility, Gentry, and Friends generally, for the liberal patronage they have conferred upon him the last Thirty-seven years, since his commencement in Business, and begs to inform them that he has RE- MOVED to the above premises (from Chester-street), and to assure them that it shall be his constant study to deserve and increase it by prompt attention to their commands, likewise by keeping a stock of the best materials, with which, and good workmanship combined with economy, he solicits a further continu- ance of their support. Country orders punctually attended to, and work done to any amount by measurement, day, or con- tract. CARVING AND GILDING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. LOOKING-GLASS AND PICTURE FRAMES, CONSOLE TABLES, AND CORNICE MANUFACTURER. OLD OIL PAINTINGS REPAIRED AND RESTORED. OLD WORK REGILT EQUAL TO NEW. G.W. begs to intimate that he has received a large supply of choice OLEOGRAAHS from the old and living masters, and invites an inspection of the same. N.B.—Workshops—Williams's Court, 42, Chester-st. 627rf FOR SEASON, 1875. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, COMPRISING HOWARD'S CHAMPION PLOUGH OF ENGLAND, RANSOME AND HORNSBY'S SINGLE & DOUBLE-FURROW PLOUGHS, CULTIVATORS, ZIG-ZAG AND CHAIN HARROWS, FIELD ROLLERS, HORSE GEARING, CORN DRILLS, TURNIP AND MANGOLD DRILLS, GRINDING MILLS, BEVERLEY AND BRISTOL CARTS And all other Implements requisite on the Farm, t By teputed Makers, at their prices. ALSO, 1\ CHEESE PRESSES, CURD MILLS, CHEESE-MAKING APPARATUSES, CHEESE STOOLS, AND ALL DAIRY UTENSILS. Visit the new Agricultural Implement Depot and Show Galleries, Chester-street, Wrexham, and inspect one of the largest and most varied stocks in the Prin- cipality. I ALFRED OWEN, PROPRIETOR, SHOP—HIGH STREET (OPPOSITE THE MARKET HALL). Horse Gearing and all other Machinery fixed by com- petent men. Agent for Goulding's celebrated Manures. 5198 TO THE WORKING CLASSES OF WREXHAM J. AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. If you want a Good and Cheap Dinner, go to the WORKING MEN'S CLUB, Mount-street, Wrexham, where you get a good dinner, meat aud potatoes, for 5d, pudding Id, soup 11c1 per basin, tea per cup Id. Lodgings for respectable men, 3s per week; use of bath, and washing, included, or taken as Boarders at a reasonable rate. To working men desirous of joining the Club, the advantages of which are numerous, such as a first- class Reading-Room and Library, Chess, Draughts, and Bagatelle, the table has just been put in first- class order. Also, Billiard-Room, which has been entirely renovated; new patent cotton balls, new cues, new and improved billiard cushions by Orme & Sons, Manchester, &c., &c. Terms of Membership 4s 6d per year, 23 6d half do., Is 3d quarter, till monthly, 2d weekly. Casual Visitors Id. Persons under eighteen not admitted. HOT AND COLD BATHS ALWAYS BEA D Y. 708s HANDSOME PRESENT. Revised edition, folio, about 200 pages, cloth elegant 12s 6d; free by post securely packed for 133 6d. THE GEMS OF WELSH MELODY by JOHN TOWE?N (Owain Ala.w), containing several new songs and pieces. Words in English and Welsh; with symphonies and accompaniments for piano and harp, for one hundred pieces. London Simpkin, Marshall, and Co. Wrexham Hughes and Son. 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th series separately, 2s 6d each in glazed cover. 691s CONSTITUTIONAL AND DIGESTIVE WHOLE BROWN MEAL BISCUITS. J. gTEYENS BEGS specially to call the attention of hiscustomers to the above BISCUITS, extensively used in London and the provinces. Specially adapted for invalids. To be had only from 46, HOPE-STREET, 516c WREXHAM. An Apprentice Wanted. PATRONISED BY THE ARISTOCRACY OF EUROPE. p H I L L I P Elegant Preparation for the Hair, INDIAN ZE LIN. This beautiful Exotic Oil possesses the fol- lowing peculiar and valuable properties It imparts to the hair a splendid gloss with a most delicious perfume. It gives to the hair a very dark appearance, and by its use light air is made to appeal many shades darker, and light red hair as- sumes a rich golden auburn tint. It speedily restores weak or thin hair, and causes it to grow with the most rapid luxuri- ance. It fixes the hair in any position for a great length of time in the hottest apartments, and by its use Bandoline and Cosmetiques may be entirely dispensed with. It is invaluable to those who wear the hair curled, whilst to Volunteers who wish for a military appear- ance, it is particularly recommended. I Indian Zelin has since its introduction into England rapidly superseded all other oils and pomades for beautifying and nourishing the hair, and is now almost exclusively used by the aristocracy in England and the Colonies. Sold by most Chemists and Perfumers, in bottles, at 21 3d each. Wrexham By Mr J. F. Edisbury, and Mr RowlandJHigh-atreet, Ciwmiat3. 2113ra BusWess Announc.ou;  OLD BANK CLOTHING ESTABLISH* MENT, 43. HIGH-STREET, WREXHAM. HEAVT Purchases have been made for the pnwt Season, consisting of I MEN'S, YOUTHS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING AND GENERAL OUTFITTING. Every Department has been entirely replenished with New Goods. All Garments can be thoroughly rec ominended, being well-made, fashionable, and good value. THE PRICES RUN AS FOLLOWS :— MEN'S BLACK SUITS FROM 30s TO 80S. MEN'S BLACK COATS FROM 12s TO 45a. MEN'S BLACK AND BLUE WORSTED COATS AND VESTS TO MATCH FROM 30s. TWEED SUITS 30s TO 60s. TWEED COATS 10s TO 30s. BLACK AND TWEED TROUSERS 78 6d TO 2&. A GOOD SELECTION OF TROUSERS AND VESTS TO MATCH. BOY AND YOUTH DEPARTMENT. Boys' Knickerbocker Suits, 5s. to 30s. Youths' Eton Suits, 10s. to 40s. WOOLLEN CLOTH DEPARTMENT. This Department consists of an unusual variety of West and Scotch Tweeds, Worsted Coatings, Silk Mixtures, Black Superfines, and Doeskins. Every attention is given in the execution of all orders. HAT & CAP DEPARTMENT. Silk Hats .5s. to 14a. Felt Do. is. lid. to 7s. 6d. STRAW HATS VERY CHEAP. AN EARLY INSPECTION IS SOLICITED. April, 1875. 845a SPECIALITIES FOR SPRING, 1875. THE following are among the leading lines TH just received by W. & J. PRICHARD, HOPE STREET, WREXHAM. Real Washing Matelasse Cloth.7id. per yard. Balerno Alpacas, in 12 shades..lo|d. „ Pure Lustre Alpaca, in 10 shades 12td. „ Glac6 Mohair, in all shades .Is 6d. „ Arabian Lustre, bright as silk, and most durable, in 12 choice tints. Is. Hid. Japanese Silks, in greys and browns Is. 3d., Is. 6d., Is. 9d., 2s. 3d. „ Togethtr with an unusually large assortment of other new and elegant DRESS MATERIALS, At extremely moderate prices. Special delivery of real China Crape Scarfs, f 2s. 6d. to 10s. 6d. Skirts, Costumes, Cuirasse, Tablieres, Jackets, Mantillas, Rotondes, in new designs, just arrived from London and Paris. Extraordinary value in- Muslin Curtains, 3s 6d to 30s per pair. Leno do. 3s lid to 40s Lace do. 4s 6d to 32s j, Swiss do. 30s to 80s „ Also the new MALTESE LACE CURTAINS Combining lightness and elegance of appear- ance with extreme durability. W. & J. PRICHARD, DRAPERS AND UNDERTAKERS, WREXHAM. 850es BRIGHT & LEGGE respectfully announce J_F that they are now making their Usual Display of FASHIONS in Mantles, Millinery- Dressmaking, Costumes, &c., &c. 72 TO 76, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. SEED SEED SEED !!? CORN EXCHANGE, WREXHAM, Opposite the Vegetable Market. EVAN WILLIAMS BEGS to thank the Agriculturbts of Denbighshire Bfor their liberal patronage during the last 18 years, in Wrexham, and to invite an inspection of his new and first-class stock of SEEDS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, including Vale of Clwyd Red Clover (very superior), Hereford Clover, White Dutch, Trefoil, Cow Grass, Alsike Clover, Scotch, English, and Italian Rye-a r^s* Vetches, Swede and Turnip Seed, &c., &c. 0 ALSO AT BAILEY STREET, OSWESTRY. 541e W EBB'S PRIZE STOCKS OF HOME GROWN FARM SEEDS. CARRIAGE PAID WEBB'S IMPERIAL SEED. Price is per lb. Cheaper by the bushel or cwt. IN 1874 The heaviest crop of Swedes in ENGLAND OR WALES Weighing the enormous weight of 44 tons 8 cwts 2 qrs. per acre, was grown from WEBB'S IMPERIAL SWEDE, which has proved itself the Heaviest Cropping Hardiest and most nutritious variety in cultivation. From MESSRS G. & J. PERRY, Acton Pigot. Dec. 30,1874. We have great pleasure in bearing testimony to the excellence of your Imperial Swede, which we consider the heaviest and handsomest in cultivation. We have this season taken first prizes ab the following places • Manchester, Wolverhampton and Wordsley, in competition open to the United Kingdom. WEBB'S IMPROVED COL. NORTH YELLOW GLOBE MANGOLD, Is the largest, heaviest cropping, and best in cultiva tion. Price, Is per lb. Cheaper by the cwt. Twenty Silver Cups and other prizes, amountina in value to upieards of £ 150, will be axoarded at Our an- nual Root Show i* November next. Particulars on. application. EDWARD WEBB & SONS SEED GROWERS, WORDSLEY, Seed FarmKINVEB, HILL. STOURBRIDGE. A G E N T T H O M.A s PUGH Union Place, OSWESTRY Who attem 3 Wvexhim rv  .? Wetopcol, Cheater COru Markets. $295f