Wrexham and Denbighshire Advertiser and Cheshire Shropshire and North Wales Register

Sales by Auction. "r-r- SALES BY MESSRS JONES & SON. FAIR DAY. WREXHAM SMITHFIELD. Commencing with Fat Cattle at 10.30. ON MONDAY. MAY 4TH, 1391. MESSRS JONES & SON beg to thank their patrons ?Lt. and friends for their constant support, and bez to announce than they will hold their next Sale of FAT & STORE bTOCK in the above Smithfield, on Monday, the 4th day of May, 1S91, when the following Stock will be offered :— A prime lot of magnificent Fat Balls, Oxen, and Heifers. Several Dairy Cows, Fresh Barren?, In-calf Heifers, and Short-horned Bulls. Very ripe Shropshire-down and other Fat Sheep. 8 well-bred Collie Puppies A grand lot of Fat and Rearing Calves. A splendid lot of Pork and Bacon Pigs, Breeding Sows and Store Pigi. 2," guod Citin cooples, 25 good Scotch couple*. Stock to be at the Mart at Nine o'clock. Settlements at close of Sale. Offi,ces-4. Arcade, High-street, Wrexhim. 907f ON TUESDAY, MAY 26TII, 181H, AT lIJ. ;jO, SAlibi OF FAT AND STOKK STOCK AT THE KOSSETT SMITHFIELD. MESSRS JONES SON* beg to thank their patrons anil frientl" for their liberal support, and wish to remind them of their next Sale of Fat and Store Stock, which will take place on Tueadty, the ;tb day of Mav. lsn, at then Smithfield, Golden Liou Hotel, Rossett, When the following Stock will be offered: I Prime Fat Bullocks Heifers, and Bulla. I-setul Dairy Cows with Calves at foot. Barrens, ¡ Caving Heifers, and Yearling Heifers. I IMmo Shropshire Down and other Sheep and Lamb. Fat Calves. Pork. Bacon, and Store Pigs. Further Entries respectfully solicited, Stock to be at the Mart at Ten o'clock. SALE AT 10.30. I The Auctioneers earnestly request their supporters to be there punctually.. OHi? 4, A?de. Hish 3tre3t. ? roxh?m. ??- BKONWYLFA, WREXHAM. SIXTH ANNUAL SALE OF FAT STOCK. TVlK-.s;{S JONK? & SON have been favored w.th IvX instructions from Edward Iwam. E?q.. to SELL KY AUCriOV, on Hillay, May Sth, 18111, at the Home Farm. Bivnwylfa. three miles from Wrexhim, and three from Ku.tbon. t)i« whole of his grand Fat Bullocks and Haiferd, (' wi and Calves, very ripe Welsh Wather.9, also, :f1¡;:Jt £ .<>) tinpty At., c«Bpuotu« 29 firand bice weighted three year old Bullocks. 2 Very choice Fat Heifers. 2 Young Cows and Calves-. 240 Extraor ir. iry good Wet-h Wethers. Also, about 25 J Empy Sacks. The Auctioneers beg to call special attention to pur- V'-ycra of meat to the uhove fat sto., I-, the he eves are cake nad corn fed, of line Qiiility an I marketable weights the Welsh wethers are cjuite up to the quality usually found ca ths farm Ke-1) will be given, if required, until the Tuesday fullosvin^ tile :-a.!c. Conveyances ntMet all trains. Luncli by ticket at Twelve o'clock. Sale at One. Office-I, Arcade, Wrexham. SlOf SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD SHOP, COTTAGES, AND LAND, AT BWLCHGWYN. r vC# SOLD BY PcIiLIC AUCTION, by MESSRS j S JOSg" SON. at the Hwntw Ams Inn. Bwlch- \n, on WF.OF.tJ.Y, the f):h d:y of MiY, 1S91. at four •A-fiTk in the afternoon promptly, subject to conditions to lis then and there prcduced, in the following or such other lots as may be detftnuined on: LOT 1 >11 lhit DWELLING-HOUSE and GHOCBRS* SHOP. BAKKHOUSE, SMITHY, aud SHED, situate at Bwlchgwyn, and havins a frontage to the Wrexham and Kuthin hiah road, in I lie occupation of Mr Thos. Corfield. Also a WHEELWRIGHTS SHOP adjoining the same, in the occupation of Mr James William*. Itental-3, L-,3 49. Total -ire!, Rqit.Are y,,trd; lor i A pitCK of excellent BUILDING LAND, fronting the >aid hieh rond, and adjacent to Lot 1, con- tiirunsj an area of SS" square yards or thereauoute. LOT ;A pieci o Valuable BUILDING LAND, with frontages to tile Huthin,roatl and a side road, with a Cottage and Outbuildings thereon, in the occupation of -John Hughes, the whole cont lining an area of 1,013square yard* or thereabouts. Loi t,- Four ston.l>ui't :mtI shted 1\1 E., 3 U AG Eo; with oflt-r-fficM and gardfn". adjoining the Huthin,road, con- taining in surface arc a 2,170 square yards, or thereabouts, which said i:ot;ag*s L-a in the respective occupations of Messrs. James Williams, Wm. Jones, S. I'M wards and Mr Betsy Jones. LOt 5.—Two Pieces of LAND, formerly part of Craig- y corn, situate at Bwlchgwyn, having a frontage to the i «ad lea-ling from the Wrexham and Huthin road to Fronheulog, iinti contain pg 4 acres, 2 roods, and 14 perdies or thereabouts in the occupation of Mr George Poulkfs. Lor t;A piece of LAND, t-ituate at Bwlchgwyn, on the road leading to Fronheulog from tho Ru'hin road together with the MR-SUAGIi and OUTBUILDINGS, in thr- occupation of Mr George Foulkfs, the whole con- taining three rf oils and fourteen ptrches or thereabouts. The propertv is sold subject to the usual Crown re- 3-trva ions of Mine*, Minera's, and Sporting. A plan of the property may be inspected at the Offices of tLa Vendor's Solicitors. For further particulars apply to the AUCTIONEERS, Arc Wrexham or to Messrs Jxo. JONES A liE- DRICK, Solicitors, 1, Henb!as-stieet, Wrexham. SSOotil Said of Household Furaiture, Bedroom Requisites, contents of Bar, Poultry, and Out-door, Effects, at the PRINCR OF WALES INN, COEDPOETH. MK«SK3 J0XR & SON h?ve received instructi ins l' from Mr John K ibert?, who i leavin, to SELL BY AUCTION, on Tuesdiy, May jtb, IS! on the above premises, the whole of th^ surplus HOUSEHOLD I HUXlTUliK, and OCT-DOOR EFFECTS, comprising, :— IN PA!i:.orirs, KITCHENS, AC.—Pier "lass in gilt frame, sofa in leather, square white-top tables, two long white- top table- bag«telle boird, engiavings and other pictures, t iroaieteranci thermometer COIlI hined, chinIney ornaments, Windsor r,.r.-n and single chairs, kitchen chairs, oak inlaid dris-ter with six drawers anJ two cupboards, and plate- I!is M-.elvea. quantity of pewter rtiihes and plates, American c'ock, oak screen with wlrtewood seat Alter, cupboards, g! gas sh ides, twelve pewter half-pint-1, pewter measure-, lurfje quantity of tumbler and other glaasa1:, h:ilf-pint glasses with handles, quantity of various size odd dinner service-i and other crockery, glass ^alts," knife b-¡x and several dozen of table knives and forka, carvers, talyle spoons, long table cloths, table lamps, fender*, Hreirons, I:1Tg; b'asi p eserving pan. 2Slbs., sauce- pans. fish kettle, tea kettles, large and small dripping pans, wood butter bowl and two milk sieves, wringing and mangling machine. &c. The BEDKOOMS. &c., include—Wood and iron ted- stenl.i, bras* stair rods, magbogany chest of five drawers, dressing tables, washstands, towell rails, mahogany frame toilet glasses, large bath, c Lneaeated chair! oak round t-.ble, pictures, cornice poles, fenders, &c On DOOR F,i KECTS. &-c.-Patent chaff-cutter, grindstone and frame, idder, cow chains, pikels, rakes, benches, meal tub; twenty couple of fowls, and other effects'. Sale at One o'clock. 03ko t. Arcade, Wrexham. SPlf WREXHAM SMITHFIELD. CHRISTMAS SALES, 1S91. M2.SSRS JONES ? SON beg to inform to their friends M that all Stock intended to compete for Prizes at their next CHRISTMAS FAT STUCK SALE in the Smithfield, must be in the possession and bona, fide the prop-rty of the Exhibitor at least two months before day sale. 4. Arcade. Wrexham, April 24tb, 1S91. SALE BY MR J. LLOYD. PRELIM INARY ANNOUNCEMENT. SALE AT OAK ALYX. (JWERSYLLT. NEAR WREXHAM. R T. LLOYD has received instructions from the lT5 Mi-ses liven, who are leaving the neighbourhood, to S'iLL BY AUCTION, on TUESDAY and WEDNES- DAY, rUNR 2nd and Dud, ItSU, a quantity of excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and OUT-DOOR EFFECTS. THE OVT-OOOR Ei IECTS include handcme wagonette with cover, pole and lamps, stack of hay, a lot of garden requisites, and choice lot of plants &c. Fu'l particulars in future advertisements. C.iiV.Mues will be ready ten days betore the Sale. !I;í MR J. LLOYD, A "JOTIONEEE R AND APPRAISER, i AXD CHESTEF. STREET, W R EXHAM, \ynr :0 ,,vc:ira practical experience in the Furnishing Business. Valuations made for Probate or Sale. ;5f SALE BY MR JOHN J. CUNNAH. FARNDON AND HOLT. 3ESIRABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. 'I.¡ BR SOLD BY AUCTION, by MR CUNNAH, at ? the Raven Hotel, Farndon, Cheshire, on Friday, à' I-jth, lf-31, at 4 p.m., punctually, subject to conditions, led In the following or such other lots or order as may be determined by the Vendors at the time of Sale :— Lo-r I.-The old-established fully licensed INN called or known by the sign of ihe Golden Lien," in the Town of Holt. now occupied by Mr William Caunce, as yearly tenant, with the Out-offices, Vari, Garden, and aopurtenances, and the 2 adjacent COTTAGES now held by James Hughes and John Davies. LOT 2 —A FIELD (formerly in 2 crofts) containing la. 2r. 34p., near Chester-lane, in the Borough of Holt, in the occupations of Jam-a Hughes and John DawleF, formerly known as Jenkins' Field." This Lot adjoin* the e-tate of Lord Kenvon. LOT "TWO FIELDS called 1, Tithe Barn Field and Wet Flats," containing together Sa. lr. Op., in the Town- ship of Farndun, now occupied by Mr Joseph Salmon, and aejjiniag the main road leading from Farntlon to Churtcn LOT 4—A FIELD, containing 3n. Or. 20p.. calle(I Mill Field," now occupied by Mr Joseph Salmon, situate in the Township of Farndon, and fronting the Farndon and Churton highway. Lots and 4 are nearly surrounded by the estates of the late Major Barnston, and form admirable sites for building purposes. 1.1: PARCEL of LAD, containing Ha. Or. 12p., UU" in two piecc-s. and called Stack Field and Intake fronting the Second Townsflelds Lane, in the Township .f Farndou, and now occupied by Mr Joseph Salines LOT 6.—A ?IELD, &?'?° ? ?"? Intake" and fronting Townsfields Leu's Field," c?ntaiuing:?. ?. ?'P ?oot"'g TownaSetds La in the Townahte cf Fafndon, Ma now occupied by Mr Joseph Salmon. Lots 5 Knd 6 are eHeiife ?ub?'"S site?. ^°T ????0 FIELDS, a.?jinih. each other, kno?n as Gr3.vd Pit?. now held by ;?r .Tn? ch Salmon, contain- ing together S?. :k 2::p" front)ag 70, ..Selda Lane. in the ?fieldi3 Lane, in the Township of Faindon. This Lot a?oina the e?tea of tha L'?C of West- cntnster For further information and pbng an- to #■J»,= '• -'ctioneer. ?"MYenor C?mberg. Chester ?'?°'o" Md Douglas, or W. H. Caurton, Eq, s?c torsCh??' D. to MOMM Lewi?nd Son, 9oUc.tor..  Sales by Auction. r.r- SALES BY MR F. LLOYD MONDAY MORNING NEXT, MAY 4TH. AT WREXHAM CATTLE MARKET. Special Sale of Store Bulls. Dairy Cows, and other Stcie Stock, in addition to the ordinary supply of auction stock of fat Cattle, Sheep, Lambs. Pig-, and Calves. MR LLOYD has pleasure in announcing hi* special sale of store st'ck for Monday Next, being the nrst fair in the month, of 150 dairy cows, calving heifers, fat and store bulls, barrens, stirks, yearlings, and store bullocks, including entries from Sir W. W. WynD, Bart., T. LI. FitzHugh. Msq., Kdmnnd Peel, Esq., Capt. Ormrod, Dyke Dennis, Esq., Mr Ellis Harrison 4 grand heifers and calves, Mr Dale, Holt, 6 heifers and calrev Mr Sale, Ridley Wood, 2 calving cows; Mr Moms, Cadwjjan, 2 I grand yearling bulls; Mr George Parker. Lower Hall, 7 yearling and two-year-old bulls; ftlrs Da vies, O o^ton I Hall, 3 barrens and several fat bullocks: Mr Lea, 1,1 wyn. knottia. 4 dairy cows and calves; ?tAT Hutchinson. Tyddyu Ucha, 11 yearling and two-year-old bullock- l barran, and 1 cow and calf; also entries of store stock from ?°" Lea, Mr Ch"rles Hughes. Mr R .bert Harn^n Mr Hiig^s, Jarchwiel Hall; Mr Williams, Pymnd, Mr WUttam??' Pentreclawdd, and others. wilt be add nrst on M„on- Store cattle, pigs, and sheep, will be sold first on Mon day. More entries invited. A good attendance of buyers at this special sale guaranteed. Stock shou!d be in by 10 o'clock. Sale at 10-J^Wo 7Wo WREXHAM SMITHFIELD. MONDAY, MAY 4TH, Being the first Sale of the Month. MR LLOYD will hold a Special Sale in the above 1, Muithfield, on the above date, of bulls, dairy cows, barreni. stirks. and yearlings, in addion to the ordinary supply of auction stock. The present entries include :— 20 Stock and Yearling Bulls, and about SO Dairy Cows, Barrens, Stirks, and Yearlings. More entries respectfully invited on Monday next, so that full particulars may be given in next week's papers. o THURSDAY, MAY 14TIt. AT ONE O'CLOCK. SPECIAL SALE OF THE GRRWYN STUD OF STEEPLECHASE HORSES, HUNTEKs, HAKN hSS HOKSKS, HACKS, and a few COHS aud POSIES in the NORTH WALES HORSE REPOSITORY AT WREXHAM (bt-tween Shrewsbury and Chester—G.W.R ) R FK VNK LLOYD has been instructed by Archibald P=e! Esq., to SELL BY AUCTION, his whole ?D .? HUNTERS, STEEPI.EVHASE HORSES, LADIES' HUNTKRS. and HACKS (also about the Brat week in Septti,nber the whole. of his valuable aDd  t stanti'll HorF.HOlD FunNl rUH, ?Armt?A?'&??F7, HAKNES FARM STOCK, I:\IPLl\ITS. ?c). together with about 40 high-class Horses belonging to gentlemen in the neighbourhood including entries frow Genera the Hon. S?'?ge Mostyn, Major the Hon. R. H. Bertie, C. M. Holland, Esq.. B. H. Piercy, Esq, John Howard, E>~q Willding Joues, EEq., H. D. Dennis, Esq., G. Gregion Ellis, Esq., J. F. Boydell, Esq., t. H CUldecott. Esq., Capt. Cole, Trefnant, Robert Bateman, Esq.. L. P. Smith, Esq., T. G. Bo?CiWtn. Esq., Dr. R Williams. M. Kennedy, Esq.. Ches.er Charles Payne, Esq Overton, Misi Denton Newbold, Mr John Fearnall, Mr Joseph Piggott, Mr R. Weaver, Mr George faint, Mr E. W. Dean, Mr Twemlow, Mr EJgar Wood, Mr John Jones, Mr J"hn Dtvi?, Mr ?. Lee, Mr W. Jones Rosse?, Mr Sadler, The Lodge, Mr G. Worm!, Mr Ed?rd HoU.s, &c The following horses, winners of steeplechases, will be included in the gale: C.,)atfell," "Candytuft, 11 Top- most," "May Be," "T,)wer," "Outlaw," "Exile," Lady Blanche," and Mint Dew also several young horses fit for gteeplechasing, weight-carrying hunters, ladies' hunters, and hacks, pairs of harness horses, match pairs of cobs, and a few ponies. V.S. examination allowed on morning of sale. Catalogues from Eyton House, Wrexham. 874f ¡ WREXHAM SURPLUS HORSE SALE. THURSDAY, MAY 7m, AT TWO O'CLOCK. R LLOYD will ho!d an AUCTION in the Old Horse l.. Repository, adjoining the Horse Market, on Thurs- day, May 7th, for the Sa'e of SURPLUS WAGON HORSES. COBS, AND PONIES. Also several lots of Implements, Capital Horse Power for Chopping and Churning, Cambridge Roller, two new Shandries, <tc., &c. Further Entries invited. Sale punctually at two o'olock !S3.i MONDAY, MAY 11TH, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK. WREXHAM SMITHFIELD. LETTING OF ERBISTOCK HALL PASTURE LAND. I 'f R LLOYD has been instructed by Capt. Fenwick, to ?i LET BY AUCTION, in the Smithed, at Wrexham, on Monday, the llth day of May, at eleven o'clock, 14 ACRE-* OF PASTURE L iND, known as "The Park," for Grazine purposes, from date of Sale to February 2nd, IS92. 9S4j I WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. THE 17TH AND IbTfI DAYS OF JUNE. t 'THE NORTH WALES PRIZR HORSE SALES AND I TROTTING TRIALS AT WREXHAM. MR. FRANK LLOYD has pleasure in offering the I following Prizes for c >mpetition at his June Horse Sales WEDNESDAY'S SALE. X3 for the best stamp and action horse or cob 14-2 or over. S2 for the best stamp and action cob, 13 hinds and under 14-2. £1 for the best pony under 1:1 hands. The above to be shown on the Trotting Track in Saddle or Harness. THI RSDAT'S SALE. £ 5 for the best pair of Wagon Horses (mares or geldings.) £3 for the best Wagon Mare or Gelding in the Sale. Entries will finally close on Thursday, June 4th. 5s will clear all expenses on each horse if not sold. In order to keep the judging competition more select there will be an entrance fee of Is charged for each horse showing for a prize. This must be paid on entering the trotting match. I Owners of brumes wishing to have a good place in Cata- logue should write at once direct to the Auctioneer, E)ton I House, Wrexham Mr Murles«, Wynnstay Arms Hotel, Wrexham Mr I:. J. Roberts, Hendre, Bodfari Mr Richards, Wynnstay Arms Hotel. Ruthin Mr Williams, Lodge Inn, Chirk: Mr Broster, Tattenhall Mr John Evans, Cheshire Yhw or Mr James Davies, Cross Lanes Stores. 985h SALE BY MR S. T. BAUGH. ATTRACTIVE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by MR. BAUGH, on J). 2!»th MAY, 1891, at the Wynnstay Arms Hote', Wrexham, The Recently-Built VILLA, with Garden, Stabling, Coach-house, Ac, called "STANLEY VILLA," in Shrewsbury-road, Wrexham, now occupied by General the Hon. S. Mostyn. Particulars in future papers. For information apply to the AUCTIONEER, or to MESSRS LEWIS & 60N, Solicitors, Wiexhara. 16th April, 1S31, 861z Sale of itioit Eliyi&le. and Valuable Building Lxnd in the Township of BROUGHTON, near Wrexham, in the County of Denbigh. \1 R S. T. BA?GH has been favored with instructions l' to SELL by AUGTWN at the Mount Hotel, Brymbo. on MONDAY. MAY llth. 1891. at Two tor Three o'clock in the Afternoon, most prompt, subject to condi- tions to be produced, all those several Fields, Pieces, or Parcels of LAND situate and adjoining the recently- erected Presbyteiian Chapel, and extending in the I direction of the Great Western Railway Station, Brymbo, which will be sub-divided into 4') excellent Building Plots, having frontale-i to the highway leading from Broughton Hall and the Ittack Lane to Brymbo aforesaid, and eligibly- situated upon an elevated itpot having a Southern aspect, and in near proximity to the Bryoitio, Plaspower, New Broughton, Westminster, and Frood Works. The want of sites for the erection of Dwelling-houses in the locality has become a pressing necessity, and this pro- perty now to be offered is specially adapted to meet those requirements, and is laid out to suit the convenience of all classes of purchasers. The Great Western and Wrexham Mold and Connah's Quay Railway Stations are within a few minutes' walk from the property. Lithographed plans and particulars may be obtained from the Auctioneer, Temple Chambers, Wrexham, or from Mr J. Hopley Pierce, solicitor, Wrexham. i;s la SALE BY MESSRS BEVAN & PHENN All. "r" -r' DESIRABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY AT pam., MOUTH AND BRYMBO. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION bv Messrs. BEVAN and PHENNAH at the White Hart Inn, Pentre Broughton, on MONDAY, MAY 4th, 1891, at Five o'clock in the afternoon, subject to conditions to be then pro- duced— LOT I.-All those Three Freehold MESSUAGES or COTTAGES, with the Land thereto adjoining, containing 554 square yards or thereabouts, situate near the Baptist Chapel, Poolmouth, in the township of Broughton, in the county of Denbigh, and now in the occupation of Messrs. Edward Baines, Win. Odfield, and John Thomas. LOT 2.—All those Two Freehold MESSUAGES or DWELLING-HOHSES, with the Gardens, Out-buildings, and Appurtenances belonging thereto, situate at Lower Road, Lodge in the township of Brymbo, in the county of Denbigh, and in the occupation of Mr Jno. Davies and Mrs Ann Roberts. The Houses are stone built, and are in substantial con- dition, and being in the centre of a populous and thriving district, always command respectable tenants. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, or to blr R. W. Glscodille, solicitor, Wrexham. 909a SALES BY MESSRS LUCAS. r HORSE SALES. L UCAS-S, HOT[lkM-ST., LIVERPOOL. WEDNESDAYS throughout the year for CART, VAX, and HARNESS HORSES; CARTS. GEARS, &-c. SATURDAYS throughout the year for HACKS HAR- NESS HORSE,3, COBS, PONIES, CARRIAGES. HARNESS and SADDLERY. Select Sales for Valuable Horses every alternate Thurs- day. Horses to be at the Repository day prior. Charge with night's Livery if unsold. 10s. NEXT SALE THURSDAY, MAY Urn. 51 SALE BY MR H. H. ETCHES. I .r-' .r,- -r, THE WHITCHURCH SALOP HORSE SALE, ESTABLISHED 1873. NEXT SALE FRIDAY, MAY 22nd. 1891. Entry forms c-tu bj obtained from the Auctioneer, H. H. ETCHES, WHITCHURCH, 957 I Sales by Au ction. _oP"p SALE BY MESSRS. TATTERSALL. I" • • • RUGBY. J^JESSRS rpATTERSALL WILT. HOLD SALES AT TRRfa RUGBY ESTABLISHMENT OF HUNTERS. HACKS, and HARNESS HORSEP, THE SECOIJ TUESDAY IN EVERY MONTH. Next Monthly Sale, TUESDAY, MAY 12th. ø- MESSRS TATTERSALL beg to give notice that in future Horses may be ridden and examined in the Riding School on the Monday previous, and morning of Sale. Applications for terms and stalls to be made to Messrs TATTERSALL, Albert Gate, London. 823 SALE BY MR J. E. DAVIES. FAIR DAY SALE OF FAT AND STORE STOCK AT THE GROSVENOR-STREET AUCTION MART. MOLD. MR J. E. DAVIES will SELL BY AUCTION at the t, above Mart on Wednesday next, May 6tb, the following Fat and Store Cattle, Sheep, Lambs, Pigs, and Ca'ves. viz. :— 32 Prime Fat Beast. Several useful Calves, Barrens, and Stirks 190 Ripe Fat Sheep, 40 Do. do. Lambs, Several useful Shropshire and Lleyn couples, 175 Fat figs and Calves. Together with such other Stock that may be entered. Sale at 1130 a.m The Auctioneer respectfully begs to inform his customers that in future these ^ales will commence at 1130 a.m. to the minute, and urges hii farmer ftiends to send in their Stock at not later than 11 a.m. 11, Wrexham-street, Mold. 99Sj SALE BY MESSRS WHITFIELD & SON. 'I ON MONDAY NEXT. OLD VICARAGE CHIRK. MESSRS WHITFIELD AND SON have received instructions from the fior. Lt. VVjuuc Juues to 1-4 E;LL fiX AUCTION, on the premises, as above, on Mon- day, May 4tb, 1S01, a portion of toe HOUSEHOLD FUKNITURE, viz., bedsteads, spring and other mattresses, toilet and other wash tables, chests of draweri, carpets, window blinds, cornices, and brass polai and curtains, chimney and lOwing glasses, oil paintings, walnut wood drawing room suite, walnut wood sideboard, full compass cottage pianofarte, Gipsy, loo, Pembroke, hall, writing, and other tables, easy, arm, and other chairs, bagatelle board, about 200 vols, of book", kitchen dressers, hall stove, dog cart, two phietons, two hives of bees, green- houseplants and pots, cardan seat, lawn mower, hand cart, water cistern, &c., &c. Sile to commence at Two o'clock prompt. Catalogues may be had from the Han i Hotel, Chirk, or from the AUCTIONEERS, Willow-street, Oswestry. 999f Miscellaneous. BORTH HYDROPATHIC ESTABLISHMENT, Borth,  B.S.O., Cardiganshire.—Magnificent establishment, Iuxurious!y furnished. Complete Baths (including sea- water), Rcreation Hall, Billiards. Close to sea. Four miles of splendid beach.-Miss DILI.Y, Lady Manager. 752z GRAFTON HALL LEY, CHESHIRE, FJROM MAY 12TH TO OCTOBER 14TH, 1891, A limited number of Colts will be taken and kept separate from the Cattle. 9 a. d. One-year-old Heifer 15 0 Two-year-old Heifer 2 0 0 One-yf ar-old Colt 21ú 0 Two-year-old Colt 3 15 0 Application to be made Mr Isaac Cheetham, Grafton Hall, Malpas, Ch* shire, or to MR J. H. EDWARDS, 65h Smithy House, Bersliam, Wrexham. EMRAL PARK LEY. FROM TUESDAY, MAY 12th, to MONDAY, OCTOBER 1' 26th. 1S91 (for a limited number of cattle only), at the following rates :— £ a. d. A Three-year-old Heifer 3 0 0 A Two-year-ole.Heifer 2 0 0 I A Yearling Heifer 1 10 0 £ 3T The above LEY is w,ll shaded, a stream of excel- lent water running through the middle of it. The Cattle I will be taken in at the Lodge between HoUy Bush and Worthenbury. The Cattle to be booked at Mr BATE'S, Post Office, Worthenbury. N.B.—The owner of the Park Ley will not be responsible for anything that may happen to any of the Cattle whilst in the Park. All Cattle to be MARKED. S950 LEY" FOR HEIFERS at Gwer«yllt Park, from May JLj 12th to OCTOBER 12tb. £ s. d. Two-year-old. 2 0 0 One-year-old. 18 0 —Apply to W. BiLRItATT, Wheatsheaf. 904o LEY for CATTLE at CHIRK CASTLE, from 13th MAY to 13th OCTOBER, 1891, at the following rates :— £ a. d. Yearling Heifer or steer 1 8 U Two-year-old Heifer or Steer 2 0 0 Cow or Three-year-old Heifer 3 0 0 The Cattle to be booked at the Castle Office, in Chirk or with Mr Joseph Roberts, Castle Farm Mr Charles Murlesa, Wynnstay Arms Hotel, Wrexham Messrs. Minshall & Co., Ironmongers, Oswestry Mr Job Lea, Weston Mill, Lodge Mr Foulkes, Queen's Hotel, Glyn Ceiriog and air Edwards. Auctioneer, Llangollen. Two well-bred BULLS will be put in the Ley, It is requested that all the Cattle may be brought in and taken out of the Ley on the days above mentioned, as there will be no attendance afterwards. Chirk, 1st March, 1891. t723 L BY for Cattle aterynkiiiilt. Yearlings 30s, two-year- ly olds 40, Horses £ 3.—May 12—October 12.-Appiv, Estate Office, Brynkinalt, Chirk. lOOOh Legal and Public Notice. -J' PRESENTATION r TO TIIE VENERABLE ARCHDEACON HOWELL, WREXHAM. AT a Meeting of the Parishioners of Wrexham, held on the 24th March, 1891, for the purpose of consider- ing the letter from the Venerable Archdeacon Howell, announcing his resignation of the Living of Wrexham, it was moved by Dr. H. V. Paliu (Mayor), seconded by Mr Overton, and unanimously resolved- That the rarishioners desire to record their apprecia tion of the eminent services of the Venerable Archdeacon, Howell as vicar of Wrexham for the past sixteen years and their grateful recognition of the many beneficial objects pro- moted and carried out by him during that period, and deeply regret that their esteemed Vicar has thought it necessary, for the reasons stated in his letter, to resign the living of Wrexham. That, nevertheless, they sincerely hope that both he and Mrs Howell may be spared to spend many happy years of usefulness and well-doing in the neighbouring parish of Gresford, after their untiring labors in this populous parish." And further-" That in the opinion of this meeting an opportunity should be afforded to the Parishioners of Wrex- ham of marking their sense of the great services of Arch- deacon Howell by subscribing to a testimonial to him, and that a Committe3 be formed for that purpose, consisting of the Churchwardens of tte Parish Church and St. Mark's Church." It was also tesolved that MrWm. Oveiton be requested to act as Hon. Treasurer, and the Local Banks to receive subscriptions. 4;: 8, d. Subseriptionaalreadypromised. 262 10 0 ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. Mr and Mrs Kenrick, The Lodge 55 0 Rev. Griffith Jones and Mrs Jones, Mostyn 2 2 0 Mr W. E. Samuel 110 Mr and Mrs Vaughan, Erddig-road 110 Mr R. W. Glascodine 110 Mr T. E. Everitt 1 1 0 Mr and Mrs J. Davies (chemist) 110 Rev. G. T. Birch 110 Mr John Prichard, Longfields 110 Mr Gwilt Cathrall 110 Mr J. H. Pierce 010 6 Mr T. H, Bancroft 0 10 6 Blr J. H. Swainson 010 6 Mr and Mrs Thomas Willcock 0 10 6 Mr A. Edgcumbe 0 5 0 Mrs Potter 0 5 0 Mr Tom Johnson, Central Station 0 4 0 808 COAL MINES REGULATION ACT, 1887. (ADVERTISEMENT B.) EXAMINATION FOR FIRST AND SECOND CLASS CERTIFICATES OF COMPETENCY AS MANAGER AND UNDER-MANAGER RESPECTIVELY. District under the charge of HENRY HALL, Esq., H.M. Inspector of Mines, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Examination N for First and Second Ciaga Certificates of Competency I as Manager and Under-Manager, lespectively, of a mine nnoer til? above-mitmed Act will be held on the Twent)- fourth day of June next, and candidates intending to present themselves at such Examination must. on or before the Twentieth day of June next, notify such intention to the Secretary of the Board of the above- mentioned District, from whom all information as to patticulars can be obtained. By Order of the Board, MASKELL WM. PEACE, Secretary. N.B.—Persons who do not reside within the District are equally eligible for examination with those who do. 952z 952x Religious Services. -r- CHESTER STREET BAPTIST CHAPEL, WREXHAM. THE SERVICES To-morrow (Sunday) will be con- Tducted by the P^tor, REV. PHILIP A. HUDGELL. Evening subject: Lessons from the Census.' Time of Services: 10.43 a.m., aud 6.1) "m, At aTe heartily invite i to attend. 951 I Wanted. RYE STRAW WANTED at once -Al?ply. R. Knowles, W Saddler, 2, York-atreet"Wrexham. 99C WANTED a Second-Hand PIANO in good condition.— A ldresd H. W., Advertiser Office. 9SOa W AN'TBD. E'ght or Nine PIT SINKERS.—Apply, TV Bredbury Colliery, near Stockport. t966 DRESSMAKING.—Wanted experienced Skirt Hands. D-Apply. H. J. COLLES?, 10, Church street. 93to W ANTJõÍ) au Office Boy at once.-WILLIAms and W NICHOLSON, Eatate Agents, la, Henblas-street, Wrexham. 956.s W ANTED, a good steady M AN. used to all Farm work. W Good wages ani Cottage found.-Apply at; Manor Farm, near Wrexham. 1003h w ANTED, at once, a steady capable man as STONE- WV M-IN.-Apply to Mr FRANK ALLMAND, Victoria Flour Mill, Wrexham. 9yof WANTED, at once, in Rhosddu, a comfortable W HOUSE for a small family.—Reply to Maelor, Advertiser Offices. 99if W ANTED, a Good FITTER. One accustomed to w general foundry work.-W. TURNER, Cambrian Works, Newtown. t963 WANTED the Public to know that JOHN JONES' VT butcher. Chester-streets, CLOSES his Establish" ments at 2 p m. on Fridays. 934o FA PKKHAN UH.KS AN o FAlNlrKK -> WANTED. JL Steady men only need apply.-Apply, B. COPLESTONE, House Decorator, Hill-street, Wrexham. S??° W ANTED. AGENTS for the Sale of the Wrexham Advertiser, in Districts where not already repre- sented.-Apply to BATLEY & BRADLEY Wrexham. OLD BOTTLES.—1 he Wrexham Lager Beer Company I ?? will buy old Champagne Pints, Qaarts. Wine, Pints, Quarts, and Appolinaris Pints.-Address. the SECRETARY. t784 GOOD COOK required for the country. Kitchen maid ltx kept. Must be energetic and Protestant. No dairy. —Address stating age, last situation, wages, &c., to W. J., Box 76, General Post Office, Liverpool. 960a ANTED at once, a respectable ERRAND BOY. Also several young LADIES as Apprentices to th9 Mit inery and Sales.-Apply, W. VALENTINE, Draper, Glasgow Hous Church-street, Wrexham. 96Sh WANTED. HOUSEMAID WAITRESS. Country girl W preferred. Three in family. Two servants kept. No beer. Good re!erences indispensable. -Apply, stating all particular?, to Mra MAJOR, Bidson, Birkenhead. 97uh A LL Orders for PRINTING, LITHOGRAPHY, BOOK- IE BINDING, &c., intended for the "ADVERTISER" OFFICES will be received at the Offices, MARKET SQUARE, ONLY, there being NO CONNECTION with any other firm. Office hours, 9 a.m. to 6 30 p.m Saturdays. 9 a.m. to I p.m. WANTED, 500 persons to purchise "The Champion- TV Flock Beds (with Bolster and two Pillows) full size. and Wool Flocks, from 9a lid. Weekly Payments taken.—London Unredeemed Pledge Stores, 26, Henblas- street, ivrexlhatn.-N,.B. -These Beds are made up-)n the premises opposite the Advertiser Office. 693a WANTED, Cooks for all parts, Dairymaid House- V keeper for single gentleman furmer near Wrexham, Parlormaids, Kitchenmaids, Nurses, Footman, Housemaii Waitresses, Hotel Cooks Kitchen, Scullery, Chamber- maids Waitressea, 30 Plain Cooks and Generals, X14 to £ 20; Farm Servants.—EDWARD HAYCOCK, 26, Chester- street, Wrexham. 9787. BRYMBO SCHOOL BOARD. WANTED an Assistant Teacher for Bwlcbgwyn School W for Standards 11. and III, (large classes) to com- mence duties llth May. Salary £ 10 per annum.-Appliea- tions to be sent in at once to ROBERT J. KENDRICK, solicitor, Wrexham, clerk. 955a W ANTED, CAPITALISTS, AGRICULTURISTS, AND VV OTHERS IN CANADA.—Free Grants of 100 to 200 Acre3 of Land are given by the Canadian Government. Bonuses granted to Settlers. RWPORTS OF THE BRITISH TENANT FARMERS' DELEGATES, 1890, and other newly issued illustrated and authentic pamphlets, maps, and fuU information respecting MANITOBA, or any other part of Canada-its resources, trade, demand for labor, wages paid, &c.-sur)plied free. THE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT OFFICES, 15, WATER-STREET, LIVERPOOL. 5!lo TO MASTER TAILORS & CAPITALISTS. A RARE OPPORTUNITY. A GENTLEMAN, &n acknowledged high class Cutter, Awith large connection in Cheshire and Wales, is open to take a PARTNERSHIP, or an engagement on Salary and Commission. Would do all his own Cutting. This is an exceptional opportunity for a Tradesman, or any person with capital wishing to make a good iccome.— Address, No. Box 8b9, at the PrilltH. SS9j I To Let. 'J COMMODIOUS OFFICES, to Let, in Temple-chambers. —Apply to Mr T. J. PARRY, on the premises. tt!(i2 n?O LET? the PRINCE OF W?LES INN, COED- POB.TH.—App)y to Messrs F. W. SOAMES & Co., Wrexham. 992f TO LET, the old established SHOP, Rboddu, and Tcorner of Spring Road.—Apply to Mr HEYWARD, Spring Road, Rbosddu. to .%Ir HEYWARD. TO LET, COMFORTABLE APARTMENTS, off Regent' Tstreet, near both railway station?.—Appty to VlCTOR- Adcertiser Office. f VERY GOOD GARDEN TO LET in Rhosddu, with T immediate T)ossession.-Appiv, ISHMAEL EYANS & I SON. Wrexham. 9790 WERSYLLT-PARK LEY.-From May 2thto GOctober 12th. Yearling Heifers, 28s Two-year-old Heifers, ?2 Yearling Colt, ?2 10s Two-year-old C?!t, £ 3 IDs.—Apply, WM. CHATHAM, Gwersyllt Farm, near Wrexham. 845z rUO LET, SHOP and WAREHOUSE, situate in the £ centre of Brymbo, called The Mount Stores," near the Steel Works and Railway Station. Large and com- modious premises. Fixtures included Immediate posses- sion. Rent moderate.—Apply to BEVAN & PHEXNAII, Wrexham, or to Mr HUGH HUGHES, Mount Hotel, Brymbo. 769 F I^O LET, ?o. 2, ReGls PLACE, a commodious House, JL containing large dining-room and drawing-room, small room at back, kitchen, scurry, p,mtries, and china room, good cellar underground, tight bedroom, w.c.. gas and water throughout, large back yard, coal cellar, etc., and w c.-For particulars, apply, MORGAN & Co., Limited, Coachbuilders, Regis Place, Wrexham. 977o Sales by Privat2 Contract. #  be SOLD, five or six tons of good HAY.—App?y, TW. P., Post Office, Caerewr!e. 972h RICYCLK.—A Rudge's Rotary To BE SOLD.-Apply Tat 7, HenMaa.street. Wrexham. a?f 1^0 be SOLD, a high Light Kunning DOG CART, in capital condition. No further use. To be seen at the Rectory, Hope.-Apply, PIERCEY, Caergwrle. 971h rpO BE SOLD CHEAP, two second-b'md PLATE JL GLASS SHOP FRONTS, suitable for town or I country.—Apply to B. OWEN, builder, Wrexham. 7500 FOR SALE. SAFETY BICYCLE, Humber pattern, JL- 1891, cushion tyers, balls throughout, including steering and ball pedals.—11, Shrewsbury-road, Hightown, Wrexham. 9760 C* RESFORD PLACE, GRESFORD.—This handsome (X HOUSE and Property adjoining to be SOLD. Only seen by Appointment.-Apply to Mr TURBETT, Gresford Place, Gre-ford. 1002h FOR S ?LE, LADY'S SADDLE (nearly new) Groom's FDRIVING COAT and BREECHES also CHAFF CUTTER.—For further particulars apply to GARDENER, Llanerchrugog Hall, Ruabon. tSP7 TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE TREATY valuable I JL FREEHOLD BUILDING SITES, at Summerhill and Coedpoetb.—For further particulars apply to Mr HAMPDEN A. POYSKR, solicitor, 16, Regent-street, Wrex- ham. 863 f TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE TREATY, Seven t MESSUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES and GARDENS, situate near the Red Lion IDD, Whitcburch- road, Bangor-Isycoed. in the occupations of Mrs Sarah Poynton, William Griffiths, Jonathan Maddocks, and others.—Apply to JONES & SON, Auctioneers, 4 Arcade, II Wrexham. 84 Iz TO BE SOLD BY PRIVAT?TREATV, Two V?uable 1. FREEHOLD F ARI, in the Parishes of Nannerch I and Ysceifiog, in the County of Flint "TYN-Y.CELYN," in the occupation of Robert Lloyd, comprising 77 Acres of Land. and House and Outbuildings. MAES-YR-ESGOB," in the occupation of Samuel Hnghes, comprising about 47 Acres of Land, and House and Outbuildings. Apply to Mr W. WYNN EYASS, Solicitor, Wrexham. 825z TO CARRIAGE BUILDERS. TO be Disposed of by Private Treaty the Good-will, TStock in Trad, Tooia. &c., of the Old Eatabtished LONDON CARRIAGE WORKS, 52, Chester-street, Wrexham, for many years carried on by the late Mr 1. S. Conran. Business in good working order. Good connec- tion in fast increasing neighbourhood, giving opportunity for extension. Suitable for Branch of some first-class London or Country LNiantifactu rers. -For particulars apply to Mr EDWIS HARRISON, The Priory, Wrexham. 959a Excursions. I"¡ ,r,r.f" GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. I CHESTER RACES.—On TUESDAY and THURSDAY, II May 5th and 7th, SPECIAL TRAINS at ordinary fares will run to CHE -TER as under :— May 5th, LEAVING Raabon 12.15 p.m., and Wrexham I at 12 30 p.m.. returning at 5.40 p.m. May 7th, LEAVING OSWESTRY at 11 a.m., Ruabon 11.55 a.m., and Wrexham at 12.10 p.m., returning at 6.5 P.M. On WEDNESDAY, May 6th, Cup DIlY" CHEAP DAY FXCURSION trains for CHKSTER will leave Ruabon at 10.35 a.m. and 12.25 p.m. Special and ordinary trains will run between Wrexham and Chester as per bills. For full particulars see bills. t948 HY. LAMBERT, General Manager. MANCHESTER SHEFFIELD AND LINCOLNSHIRE RAILWAY. I CHESTER RACES, 5TH, 6TH, %o 7TII MAY. C^HEAP EXCURSIONS to CHESTER at reduced j Fares On each day of the Race3 special fMt trains at reduced fares. will leave WREXHAM CENTRAL and EXCHANGE STATIONS, for CHRSTER (NORTHGATE) STATION, which is near the Course as under :— Tuesday Wed & Thrs. Fares. May otb. M ty 6 & 7 1st c. 3rd c WREX3TAM (Central) at 11.10 a.m. 11.0 a.m. 1,6 (Exchange) at 11.13 a.m. 11. 13 a.m. f HAWARDEX at 11.49 a.m. 11.33 a.m. 1/8 -/10. For times and fares from G'arersvHt. Cefn-y-bedd, Bridge End Catrwrle, Penyffordd, and Buckley Junction Station see bills, which can be obtained at the Stations. WILLIAM POLLIT. General Manager. Manchester, April, ISllt. 95S5 SIX CABINET PORTRAITS, 3s three for 29. Twelve ") Carte Portraits, 2s 2d Six for Is 4d. Eight-inch Enlargement, 3s three for 6s. Stamp size, 24 for Is 6d 100 f ir 3s 3d. Send Carte or Cabinet and Postal Order, and in about ten days you will receive Highly Finished Copies with original. FRANCIS & CO., 29, Ludgate Hill, London. 430 ONE BOX OF CLARKE'S B 41 PILLS la warranted to cure all discharges from the Urinary Ot?ana in ,lUlu *ex. acquired or COnatitutioWd Gravel and Pains e?eback. Sold in bOKes. 48 6d each, by aU Pains and Patent Medicine Vendors; or sent to any address for 60 & 1, 15 by the BMMM, The Lincoln & Midland Counties Umg Company, i?ncoln".—Wholesale agemtw B?welay and Lmg com = y, a?# all 'be Whotenle Houses, M Entertainments and Meetings. ,r, WHIT-MONDAY, MAY 18TH, 1891. SHEPHERDS' DEMONSTRATION ON STANSTY PARK, WREXHAM. AMATEUR AT H L E TIC SPORTS. DANCING. WREXHAM BOROUGH BAND. SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF FIRST-CLASS ARTISTS. See posters for particulars. 7661 .CHIRK. j CHIRK UNITED FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. THE COMMITTEE have great pleasure in announcing t their intention of holding a GRAND FETE AND ATHLETIC GALA, AT CHIRK CASTLE, .The Seat of R. Myddelton Bidddulph, Esq., who has kindly placed his beautiful CAsTLlfi aud GROUNDS at their disposal, on WHIT MOJSDAY, MAY 18TH, 1891. Chirk Castle is one of the most interesting and oldest inhabitated Feudal Buildings in the Kingdom. The views obtained from various parts are both rich and varied, in- cluding the noted Vales of LL ANGOLLEN and GLYN, the whole forming a Scme of Grandeur and Beauty the Public seldom have such a favorable opportunity of witnessing. The CASTLE and PLEASURE GROUNDS will be open to the Public. Admission (id extra. Under the distinguished patronage of the nobility and gentry of the neighbourhood -R. M. Biddulph, PAq Sir watkin Williams Wynn, Bait, J. D. Lloyd, Bsq, James Darlington, Esq E. Griffith, Esq., R. M. Piikington, Esq., E. P. Junes, Esq.. J. C. Edwards, Esq.. H. V. Friend, Esq., W. Oriffi-hs, Esq.. S. L. Robert, E-q, W. Parker, Esq., W. H. Pattison, Esq., Capt. Tyler. Mr John Jackson. Mr Wm. Mills, Mr Joseph Jones, Mr Humphreys, Mr Thomas Roberts. JUDGES OF ATHLETIC SPORTS;- E. Griffith, Esq., J. D. Lloyd. Esq, Jas. Dirlington, Esq., R. M. Piikington, BFq, H. V. Friend, Esq and Mr T. E. Thomas. STARTERS S. L. Roberts, Esq., and W. Parker, Eiq. The Park will be open to the Public at 12 o'clock. Sports to commence at 2. QUADRILLE and BRASS BANDS Will play for DANCING. A T H L E f I C SPOUTS (Registered under the Laws of the A. A. A.) 120 YARDS HANDICAP.—First pr'ze. value Xi Secorxd prize, value ill 1015. Entrance, 2s. SWORD TILTING TOURNAMENT (rings only.)-First prize, value £ 2 Second prize, value ill. TENT PEGGING.—Firat prize, value jE2: Second prize, value £1. Entrance for both competitions 2s 6d. 440 YARDS HANDICAP FLAT RACP.-First prize, value X3; Second prize, value XI. Entrance Is lid. 1 MILE HANDICAP.—First prize, value £ 2 10s Ssco nd prize, value £1. Entrance Is 6d. 120 YARDS HANDICAP (Members' Race )—First prize, value 91 53 second prize, value 15s Entrance, (id. 300 YARDS HANDICAP HURDLE RACE -First prize, value X2; second prize, value XI. Entrance Is. 2 MILES RAN I)ICAP. -First prize, value X3 second prize, value £ 1 5s. Entrance. Is tid. SIX-A-SIDE FOOTB.VIX CONTEsT,-First prize, six Silver Medals, value ,£;.1 second prize, a Ball. Entrance, 3s per team. POLE LEAPING.—First prize, va!ue £1; second prize, value 7s 6d. Entrance, lid. The Committee have engaged the following talented Artistes:— MADEMOISELLE LOTTIE, The beautiful Queen of the Air in her grand sensational Aerial Acts, Dives, Leap", and Springs through the Air The beautiful Queen of the Air and terrific S ide by the Teeth down a Slanting Wire, 250 fe-t long. THE DARKLE DEMONS I Very Funny Grotesque Negro Comedians, Dancers, and Eccentric Burlesque Actors, the Comical Coloured Cork Comedians from all the Leading Provincial Halls. MONS. DE GREINE, Clever Juggler, Balancer, Plate Charmer, and Man of many Marvellous Mysterie3, also his Basins Spi at Ascension Act, ltC., &c. The Prizes wi I be presented to the Htccessful Com- petitors on the Ground, providing there are no objections laid. ENTRIES CLOSE MAY 13TH. TO MR DAVID DAVIES, CHIRK. The Committee reserve the right of withholding any of the Prizes providing there are not sufficient entries. CHEAP TICKETS will be issued by the Great Western Railway Company, from Shrewsbury, Chaster, and intermediate stations. See small bills. TICKETS, 6D Each. if obtained on or befere Saturday, May 16th. AFTER, Is. 973faof F COMPANY (GWERSYLLT) 1sT V.B.K. W.F. THE Members of the above Corps will parade at JL Penson's Turning on TUESDAY NEX MAY 5TH, at 7 p.m. All members are requested to be present. K74z T. H. CLAYTOX, Captain. OVERTON FLOWER SHOW, 1^91, WILL BE HELD IN BRYNYPYS PARK (By Kind Pe: mission), ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11TH. 1001h S. EDWARDS. HON. SEC. Tenders. -J -F' THE WREXHAM GAS LIGHT COMPANY. TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. TENDERS are invited for an addition to the Retort Hou>e. The specification and plans may be seen on application to the undersigned, to whom the Tenders must be sent on or before the 7th prox. THOS. WALKER, Secretary and Manager. Gas Offices, April 24th, 1891. 9.13a TO BUILDERS. TENDERS are invited for the erection of the proposed TWESLEYAN CHAPEL at Brymb Plans, &c., may be seen on and after Friday, May Sth, at Mr S. C. HUGHES. Brymbo. Sealed Tenders to be addressed to the Rev. T. JONES-Hi'MPHREVS, Coedpoeth, near Wrexham, not later than May 18th. The lowest or any other Tender not necessarily accepted. Quantities may be had on application to the Architect, but the applicant must deposit X2 with Mr S. C. Hughes, which will be returned upon receipt of bnna.fide Tender, the receipt for £ 2 to be seut with the application to W. LLOYD JONES. 975o Architect, Bangor, N. W. BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS desirous of sub- Bmit-ing estimates for the erection of a CHURCH and SCHOOLROOM at Brymbo, may obtain full partic- ulars from the Architect, quantities supplied. Committee do not biud themselves to accept lowest or any tender.— M. J. Gummow, A.R.I.B.A., Regent-street, Wrexham. ttij TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. PERSONS desirous of Tendering for the new ENGLISH PRESBYTh;RIAN CHURCH and SCHOOLS at Moid may send their names and addresses to the Archi- tect's Office. Plans and Specifications to be seen at the office of Mr Simon, Solicitor, Church Lane, Mold, between the hours of 10 and 4. Tenders to be sent in not later than Thursday, May 7tb, sealed and endorsed New English Presbyterian Church" Mold, and addressed to the Secretary, J. D. Rowlands, 14, New-street, Mold. The Building Committee do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender. T, G, WILLIAMS, ARCHITECT. !19:i 3. Cable-street, Liverpool. HAXELL'S HOTEL, WEST STRAND, LONDON. Telegraphic Address Haxell, London." Telegramsfor visitors must be marked c/o Haxell, London." FOR Families and Gentlemen. In the midst of the FTheitres and Places of Amusement. Within 20 minutes of the City by 'Bus or Railway. Thoroughly modernised in every particular, combining a most elegant Restaurant, Separate Ladies' and Gentlemen's Coffee Rooms, Billiard Room, Ac. BED AND BREAKFAST FROM 6/6. LIGHTS & ATTENDANCE FREE. EVERY ROOM LIGHTED BY ELECTRICITY. In the hape of meeting in every way the continued prefer- ence shown to this Hotel, A NEW COFFEE ROOM, OCCUPYING THE WHOLE LENGTH OF THE FIRST-FLOOR, Has been added to the Hotel, ITS SEVEN NOBLE WINDOWS COMMANDING THE STRAND PANORAMA, with DRAWING, READING, AND MUSIC ROOMS ADJOINING LODON AND BRIGHTON. 1182 MANCHESTER fteBba. CORPORATION. CONCENTRATED MANURE. MADE FROM ANIMAL MATTER. JJLOOD, JJOfliiS, FISH, &c. ANALYSING ABO IT :>S Cfi per ctnh of ORGANIC MATTER, containing I ;K0 „ i-f AMMONIA. ) 5-OS of ALKALINE SALTS, containing I 0-99 „ of POTASH. ) R-W of TRIBASIC PHOSPHATE. 2-50 of SULPHATE OF LIME. Delivered in Bags at any Railway Station within 50 miles of Manchester in not less than Two Ton Lots, and within 150 miles in not less than Four Ton Lot-Special quotation beyond 150 miles. £ 3 per Ton. Will be sold bu Analysis if written application be made. HY. WHILKY, Superintendent, Cleansing Department, Town Hall, Manchester, or to BOLD ALDRED. Stamford-road, Altriacbam, and 1252Q Saltney, Cheater. Easiness Anno lineaments. GLAD TIDINGS. Joyful News to Wrexham Inhabitants. Welcome News to District Townspeople. The Cambria is opened. The o. Cambri is open d. A Public Benefit beyond Calculation. A People's Benefit above Imagination. 30. HOPE-STREET The CAMBRIA." 30, ITOPE-STREET The CAMBRIA." TrTNDKRWOODS CAMBRIA BOOT SHOP. LJ NDERWOOD'S CAMBRIA BOOT SHOP. Extraordinary Exhibition View Cambria's" Window. Electrifying Exposition! View "Cambria's" Window. Crown Varieties in all their Freshness. Crown Qualities in all their Goodness. Never such Value in Wrexham at the Charges. Never such sorts in Wrexham at the Charges. 3/- to 5/- in the Pound Extra Worth. :< to 5/- in the Pound Clear Saving. Respond to Underwood's Respectful Invitation. C inie see the "Cambria's" Boot and Shoes. Reply to Underwood's Cordial Persuasion. Come see the "Ctml)ria's" Boots and Shoes. Guaranted to be Above Value as Represented. Warranted to be Below Price as Stated. All Styles! All Sorts!! All Sizes All Shapes All Substances I!: Cambria's Boot Shop, 311. Hope-street, Underwood's. Cambria's Boot Shop, 3t), Hope-street, Underwood's. Speak of "Cambria's" Qualities as you find them The Remainder of Mr Jeffrey's Stock at Sale Prices. 916tjo MEY'S WATCH SPRING CORSETS ARE A LUXURY ZIF.GLER'S PATENT. This Corset has been thoroughly tested and is greatly praised by all who have worn it for its comfortable as well as its lasting qualities, both of which are remarkable. This CORSET may ha had in Various Qualities from 4a 9d to 21s per pair. To be obtained from J. SUDLOW'S MILLINERY AND DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT, G, HOPE STREET, WREXHAM. 65lz GALVANISED CORRUGATED ROOFING SHEETS. BUY FROM THE MANUFACTURERS. SHEETS AS LOW AS Is. 2D. EACH. SY PRICES ON APPLICATION. CORRUGATED IRON Co., WOLVERHAMTON. LARGEST MAKERS IN THE KINGDOM. 2J58o 228 IL JpF P1CCADILLY.W. | m W THE AD DRESS. WHITE'S MOC-MAIN TRUSS FOR THE MILLION All who suffer from RUPTURE should send at once for the New List of GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, with Descriptive Circular and Testimoni lIs, to J. WHITE & Co., 22?, Piccadilly, London, W. 806 PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS. 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