Wrexham and Denbighshire Advertiser and Cheshire Shropshire and North Wales Register

Sales by 4uctiin. SALES BY MR F. LLOYD -# MONDAY MORNING NEXT AT 10.30 PROMPT. I WREXHAM CATTLE MARKET. CATTLE AND SHEEP SOLD FIRST, PIGS AND CALVES ALTERNATELY. II ,f R LLOYD baa pleasure in Mnonncine his AUCTION ?i SALE for MONDAY MORMNG NEXT, and every MONDAY throughout the Tear. The entries expected will include. Ci"k  /~k Fat BeMt. First Class Dairy Cows, 0\_r ? Vf Calving Heifers, Barrens, Stirks, Fat and Store Bulls 30 to 40 Butchers' and Heifer Calves. 200 to 300 Fat and Store Sheep. 150 Fat Pork and Store Pigs. Entries invited up to time of Sale, 10.30. Stock need not be sent in before ten o'clock. This Auction is patronised by the Principal Landowners and Agriculturists of the District. Commission, four- pence in the X Calves up to 10s free; up to 30", 6d each, over that sum and up to £ 5, Is each. No Sale," "No charge." Fair prices always Guaranteed. Owners can have their entries advertised if desired, particulars to be sent to Evton House, Wrexham. 0 ces-Eyton House, Wrexham. 789i WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MARCH 16 AND 17. PRIZE LIST OF THE NORTH WAJ«ES, CHESHIRE, AND SHROPSHIRE GREAT MARCH HORSE SALES AND TROTTING TRIALS, AT WREXHAM. m R. FRANK LLOYD has much pleasure- in offering the following PRIZFS FOR COMPETITION. WEDNESDAY'S SALE (LIGHT HORSES). Class 1.— £ 4 fer the beat MARE or GELDING, 15 hands and over. Class 2.43 for the hest MARE or GELDING, 14 hands and under 15 hands. Class 3.1:2 for the best COB, 12.2, an I under 14 hands. Class 4.—XI for the best PONY, under 12.2. In awarding the above Prizes, the judges will take into cousidt-nition 3'amp. notion, pace and value. To be .-Iiown oil t* tiottinj; frac in 5«cldle or harness TIIUn:). Y'S 8.\1. (H :A VY HORSKfj). C!ss 5.-£:; f- r the. best pair of Wagon MARES or GELD- INGS, the property of a farmer. Class 6.— £ i for the best Wagon MARE or GELDING in the Sale, any age. Class 8.— £ 2 103 for the best Light Lurry or strong Van HORSE, suitable for town work. Class 7.— £ 2 10. for the best MARE or GEt DTNG, foaled ISStt or 1^93, nge will be considered. Owners Of Horses will find it much to their advantage to patronise these Quarterly Horse Sales, without a doubt they are the largest in THE WORLD," and are attended by hundredst of buyers, over 2,800 Horses were offered at the 4 Quarttrly Sales last year. In many instances they made £ 20, £ 30 and up to £ .r>0, over owners expectations. U8 puineis was t he highest pric paid for a Cart H nrse for town werk 92 guinea* lor a Harness Hone 81 guineas for a Cob, and 41 guineas for a Pony. Entries will much oblige direct to the Auctioneer, Ryton House. Wrexham or Mr Murless, Wynnstay Hotel, Wrex- bam. All Entries will FINAT.LT CLOSE on SATURDAY, MARCH fiTH. 168nf FRIDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 12TH, AT 130. Important Sale of 9 Dairy Cows, Stirks, Yearlings, Bullocks, and Bull; Cart Horse, Sows and Pigs, Potatoes, the wh ile of the Agricultural Implements, Dairy Vessels, Valutble Old Oak and other Furniture. etc at TAN-Y-LAN, NEAR BRONWYLFA, situate three mites from Wrexham, and one mile from Rhos. MR LLOYD has been instructed by Mr Jno. Owen (who is retiring from fa'ming). to Conduct the above Sale, in his farmyard, at Tan-y-lan, on Friday, the 12th day of February. CATTLE.-Five dairy cows and calving heifers, two- year-old stock bull, store bullock, pair of yearling heifers. HORSES.—A very useful mare, aboui 16 hands, in feal, a good worker in all geais. PIG3.—Fuur iii-ptg .nws, four pork pigs. THE IMPLEMKNTS WILL. COMPRISE.—Two capital carts with harvest gearing, horse rake, lawn roller, set of zig- sag harrows, horse-power with shafting and belts com- plete, turnip pu,per. by Bentall, chaff cutter, by Bentall, wheel and ridging ploughs, cultivator, scuffl-), winnowing machine, ladders, bartows, a large assortment of farm tools, etc., sets of thrill, chain and ploughing geirs. POTATOES.—Twenty measures of MajnumBonums, five measures cf Myatt kidneys. THE DAIRY VESSELS WILL COMPRISE -Capital wheel churn, barrel churn for hand or horse-power, cream mugs, butter tub, cheesa tub and sundries. FURNITURE.—A very antique, large size, old oak dresser and shelves, with brass furniture, in excellent con- dition. fall set of pewter dishes and plates, a very hand- some eight day clock, with brass dial face, in old oak case, by Hampson, Wrexham, dated 1728. oak linen chest, several tables. office desk, plate shelves, etc., etc. Special attention is invited to this useful collection of stock, and particularly the old oak furniture. Sale at 1.3') prompt. 230t FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19TH, AT I P.M. Highly Important Sale of 4 Horses, the whole of the excel- lent Farm Implements, Harness, Carriages, Gears, and substantial Household Furniture, at BODHYFRYD FARM, VRONDEG, situate 3 miles from Wrexham, through Bersham, and 1 mile from Miners. MR FRANK LLOYD has been instructed by Mr Hunt .I' M (who is going abroad), to SKLi. BY AUCTION, in his farmyard, the whole of his valuable FARMING STOCK, IMPLEVIENT.S, ad FURNITURE, as follows:- HORSES.-2 powerful wagon hordes, about 16'2 hands, excellent wotkers in all eeara, stylish bay harness mare, 14.3, quiet to ride and drive, dark brown yearling filly, by the noted trotting roadster "Lord Raglan." THK IKPLKHEMS W.11 comprize 2 excellent carts, with harvest gearing, Prince of Waifs" mowing machine. 10 spout corn drill, horse rake, clover seed drill, chaffcutter, 2-horse cultivator, Llanjpwll ploughs, ridging ploughs, American digger, chain harrows, zigzag barrows, rick sheets, a large assortment of farm touls, &c. MACHINERY. -1 J-horse power portable steam engine,. CARRIAGE, &C. Excellent pt.sr-on, carriage rugs, harness, clipping machines, &c. Seta cf thrill, chain, 1 ploughing gears. FURNITURE, being the contents of kitchens, parlours, and four bedrooms, including excellent pianoforte in rose- wood case, by" Stoddart," cheffionier, dining room tables, and chairs, sewing machine, kitchen dresser and shelves, 8-day clocks, sofas, ottomans, carpets, and a largd assort- ment of kitchen requisites. THE BKDROOMS will crmprise-Feather teds, bed- steads, spring mattrtss^s, mahogany night commodes, awing glasses, chests of drawers, bath, washstands, towel rails, toilet services, dressing tables, fenders, ifre-irons, bad linen, &c., &c. Spec al attention is invited to this important sale. Good accommodation for horses. Should the day be wet, the sale will bi conduct-d under cover. Sale of Implements, 1 o'clock. Furniture, 2.30. Calalogues from place of sa.e, and Eyton House, Wrex- ham. 29Sf WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17TH, AT 12 O'CLOCK. Highly important Sale of 48 Head of Cattle, 4 Horses, 26 Sheep, In-pig Sows, 44 tons of Hay, Potatoes, the whole of the Agricultural Implements, Dairy Vessels, &c., at HATTON, Half-a-mile from Tattenhall Road Station, One mile from Tattenhall, and Three miles from Alford. MR FRANK LLOYD (assisted by Mr Broster) has 1., been instructed by the Executors of the late Mrs Prince, to conduct the above important Sale of Valuable DAIRY STOCK in their Farmyard, at Hatton, on Wed- nesday, the 17th day of February, at 12 o'clock. Particu- lars as follows CATTLN.- Thirty-two choice yeung dairy cows and heifers with calves at foot. or near calving, five barrens and stirks, nine yearling heifers, two-year-old bull, year- bull. HORSES.—Bay cart mare about 16.2, brown cart mare about 16.2. The above pair are powerful and good workers. Year- ling c-irt colt by The lurk," bay half-bred mire about 15-2 quiet to ride and drive, and very fast. SHEEP.-Twenty superb Shropshire stock ewes, six yearling Shropshire ram?. 1>ins —Four in-piK sows. PBODUCE.-Tbree stacks OF hay and clover containing about 45 tons, quantity of IhyaH potato sets. IMPLEMENTS, &c.-T-o broad wheel carts with harvest gearing, water cart, shandry, two mowing machines, iron .and wood harrows, cultivators, senffle, wheel vlouahs, iron roller, horse rake, pulpers, chaff cutters, cake mill (horse- power), ladderm, sack bags, mangers, pig troughs, tubs, the usual assortment of farm tools, See. TRAP, HARNESS, &c —Strong trap to carry four, set of brass-mounted harness, saddle and bridle, Ac. GEARS.—Two sets of thrill gears, chain gears, ploughing backhands, head collars, sundry odd gears, Ac. THE DAIRY VESSELS will compriseCheese-making apparatus for 30 cows, by Cluett, 16 pairs of cheese vats, two double-chamber creese presses, two wood cheese presses curd mill, d awers, cheese stool, cheese hoopney, Avery's weighing machine, milking pails, milk pans, tuitor boards, cheese tub, whey tub, salting turnel, benches, tubs, &c., Ac. Special attention is invited to this important sale. The dairy stock are of the grand old-fashioned stamp of Cheshire cow. and nearly all bred on the farm. The whole collection is worthy of inspection. Luncheon at 11 o'clock. Sale at 12 prompt. Catalogues from place of sale, Mr BROSTER, Neston, Tattenhall, or Eyton House, Wrexham. 296no WEDNESDAY, FEB. 24TH, AT 11.30. Highly Important and attractive Agricultural Sale of 106 grand Diijry Cows, Heifer. and htock Bulls, five powerful Wagon Horses, 221 Fat and Store Sheep, 58 Pork and tore Pigs, two Sheep Dogs, 65 Tons of prime Upland Hay and Straw, 50 Tons of Potatoes, 50 Tons of Mangold", the whole of the excellent collection of Agricultural Implements and Gears. Carriages, Harnes4 Dairy Vessels, and a portion of the Household Furn tare, at EGERTON HALL, situate on. mile from Malpas Station. Mb I? RANK LLOYD baa been Instructed by Richard Brassey, Eq The Grange, Bul!tely (who is giving a p gerton Hall Falm), to conduct this important SALE WKDS^DAY. ?h?-?'day of February, without reserve. Luncheon at 10.30; Sale at 11.30. 299a WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MARCH 2ND AND 3RD. Hiehly Important Sale of 95 grand Dairy Cows, Heifers, Barren, Yearling Heifers and Bulls, three Wagon and Hack Horses, the whole of the Agricultural Imple- ments, Dairy Vessels, and a portion of the Household Furniture, at HOOFIELD HALL, situate two miles from Tattenhall-road. and 31 from Beeaton and Tarporley. MR FRANK LLOYD has been instructed by the iW t Executors of the late Mr Dutton, to SELL by AUCTION, in the Farm-yard at Hoofleld Hall, on WED- TIESDAY and THURSDAY, the 2nd and 3rd days of March. Lunch at 10.30 Sale at 11.30. 2970 I Sales by Auction. SALE BY MR F. LLOYD. -r ..J' .r,o. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27TH, AT 1.30. Highly Important Sale of 25 grand young Dairy Cows, Pedigree Shorthorn Bull, Emperor of Waterloo 12th, bred by Sir John Swinburne Yorkshire and Tamwortu Sows and Store Pigs, 2 half-brad Colts, a portion of the Farming Implements, including ploughs, cultivators, harrows, rollers, &c., together with the whole of the ex- cellent collection of new Dairy V&ssels, supplied by Mr Cluett, of Tarporley, including cheese-making apparatus for 35 cows, 3 cheese presses, 16 pairs of cheese vats, hooping, &c., at the HOME FARM, GREDINGTON, situate balf-a-mile from Hanmer. MR FRANK LLOYD has been instructed by he i,ht J?i. Hon. Lord Kenyon, of Gredinton, wbo is 6?"'S up dairying, to ?,ELi. by AUCTION the whole of hIS valuable Stock, Dairy Vessels, Ac., in the Home Farmyard, on Saturday, the 27th day of February. Sale at 1.30. 301a FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26TH, AT 11.30. Highly Important Sale of 76 Grand Dairy Cows. Fresh Barrens and Stirks, Yearling Heifers, Stock and Yearhng Bulls, 11 powerful Wagon Horses, Ponies, and Colts 60 Scotch Ewes and Yearling Wethers, ;2 white YorkshIre Sows and Store Pigs, 50 tons of prime Upland Hay and Clover, 30 tons of Wheat and Oat Straw, SuO measures of Black Oats and Light Wheat, the whole of the excellent Agricultural Implements and Gears together with a large assortment of Dairy Vessels, and a portion of the Household Furniture, at the BRYN FARM, RIDLEY, situate three miles from Wrexham, and three from Holt and Farndon. through Ridley Wood. MR FRANK LLOYD has been in-tructed by Mr iVt Edward Dicken (who is retiring from farming) to conduct the above important Sale in his farmyard at the Brvn, on Friday, the 2tithdayof February. Luncheon at 10.30. Sale at 11.30. Catalogues from place of sale or Eyton House, Wrexham. :100a SALE BY MR S. T. BAUGH. ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY, 24TH, 1852. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. TABOR HILL, NANT KOVD, COEDPOETH, NEAR WREXHAM. SALE OF TWO FREEHOLD HOUSES, OUT- BUILDINGS AND GARDENS. if f1 p S. T. BAUtH has received instructions to offer I' for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Cross Foxes Inn, Coedpoeth, on Wednesday, the 24th day of February, 192, at four o'clock in :he .rt"ruooll. punctu- ally, in one Lot, and subject to conditions to be then produced- All those two stone bulit and slated Freehold MKSSAUGE3 or DWELLING HOUSES togeth-r with the Ou building-, Yards, Gardens, and appurtenances, belong- ing to the same, situate at labor Hill. Nant Koftl, Coed- poeth. and now in the several occupations of Ann Roberts, and Rutti Jones. The property is pleasantly and advantageously situated, and id a good state of repair. The cottages being so conTeni^ntly situated, have always .11 .J been well tenanted, anct as there is a ureas aemanu lor cottages in the th iving neighbourhood of Coedpoetb, the {above would be a first class investment to a pur- chaser. For further particulars apply to th3 AUCTIONEER, Temple Chambers, or to Me8U.Q JAMES & JAMES, Solictors, Wrexham. 294j WREXHAM. ATTRACTIVE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE. 1,0 be SOLD BY AUCTION by Mr BAUGH, on FRIDAY, 26th FE-iRUARY, 1892. at the WYNN- STAY ARMS HOTEL, WREXHAM, at 4 p.m punctually, subject to conditions Tne recently-erecttd Messuage, called STANLEY 1 VILLA, situate in Shrewsbury-road, in the Borough of Wrexham, and for the last ten years occupied by General the Hon. S. Mostyn, compiising spacious entrance porch and hall, dining and drawing rooms (each 13ft 6in by 12ft 6in), with bay windows, study, five bedrooms, bath room and w.c., kitchen, back kitchen, larder and cellaring, with gas and water supplies complete. The out-offices consist of stable, saddle room, coach- house. and two loose boxes, with suitable yards. There is a large kitchen garden, and a Smaller One attached, with conservatory also < small parterre front- ing the entrance and the reception room windows. The premises have a frontage of fifty-nine yards to Shrewsbury-road, forty-six yards to Stanley-street, and twenty-five yards to Albert-street, and cover an area of 1,940 square yards. The kitchen garden, and also part of the back premises, present very advantageous sites for the erection of other houses, if a purchaser so debited. The situation is dry, airy, and eligible, and the sale of this property presents a rare opportunity to parties seek- ing either a commodious residence in Wrexham, where similar premises are scarce, or a good investment. Im- mediate possession can be had. For further particulars apply to the AUCTIONEER, Temple-place, Wrexham, or at the Offices of Messrs. LEWIS & SON, Solicitors, Wrexham. February 4th, 1892. t283 Sale of Modern Househeld Furniture and other Effects, at 36, CAMBRIDGE TERRACE, TALBOT ROAD, Wrexham. MR S. T. BAUGH has received inatructiona from Mr ¡, J. V. Kees (who is leaving Wrexham), to SELL BY AUCTION, at No. 3ti, Cambridge-terracp, aforesaid, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of FEBRUARY, 1892. the modem HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other Effects, coeaprising:- IN PARLOR.—Brass-mounted iron fender, brass Bre irons, brass-mounted ashpan, chimney ornaments, six brackets, oleograph in cork frame, ditto in iraple, ditto Hawarden Castle," four oil paintings on glass, pair hunt- ing scenes framed and glazed, jiiir of plaques, Japanese inlaid tray, stuffed pheasant, seaweed basket, fancy boxes, music stool, mahogany gentleman's and lady's easy chairs, four single chairs and couch upholstere 1 with b ack horse hair folding chair, wicker gipsy table and stand, ditto flower stind, small rustic table, linoleum, goat skin and hearthrugs, window blinds, &c. Oilcloth on stairs and landing. THE CONTESTS OF THREE BEDROOMS, comprisinx- Brass and iron bedsteads, spring, wool, and other mattresses, feather bolster and pillows, cane-seated chairs, birchwood pedestal and other dressing tables, toilet glasses, wasbstands, towel rails, toilet services, night commode, oak reclining bed chair upholstered with leather and cane back, straw chair with chintz cover, sundry pictures, Brussels and other carpets, Indian matting and oilcloth, window blinds. &c. The usual Kitchen Furniture Rnd Culinary Articles, child's cradle, perambulator, and other effects. Sale at Two o'clock to the minute. 257z SALE BY MESSRS BEVAN & PHENNAH. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15TH, 1892. THE SQUARE, RHOSLLANERCHRUGOG. Sale of an eligible piece of BUILDING LAND in nine Lots. TO be FOLD BY AUCTION by Messrs. BEVAN and PHENNAH, at the COACH and HOKStS INN, Rhosllanerchrugog, on Monday, February 15th. 1892, at four p.m., subject to conditions to be then and there pio- duced. All that desirable piece of BUILDING LAND, situate at The Square, Rhosllanerchrugog, adjoining the Coach and Horses Inn, comprising an area of 1,441 square yards, or thereabouts, in the following or such other lots as may be then docidit-I upon. Lot 1 containing 153 square yards. Lot 2 „ 142 „ Lot 3 „ 128 „ Lf}t 4 142 Lot 5 „ 158 „ Lot 6 16,) Lit 7 180 „ Lot 8 180 „ Lot 9 188 .?  For further particulars apply to ths AUCTIONEERS, Queen-street and Temple-row, Wrexham or to Mr LLEWELYN KENRICK, Solicitor, Ruabon. t292 SALE BY MESSRS TATTERSALL. -r .r-r" -r" -r, -r- RUGBY. MESSRS TATTERSALL WILL HOLD SALES AT THEIR RUGBY ESTABLISHMENT OF HUNTERS, HACKS, and HARNESS HORSES EVERY MONTH. Next Monthly Sale, V PSDAY, FEBRUARY 9th. U- 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 Ylessrs TATTERSALL. Albert Gate. London. 7 SALE BY MR H. H. ETCHES. WBITCHURCH (SALOP) HORSE SALE, ESTABLISHED 1873. The next Sale will be held in the NEW REPOSITORY ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26TH, 1892, When every facility will be given to both boyeis and sellers Early Entries to secure Stalls are respectfully solicited. Entry forms and all other information can be obtained from the Auctioneer, 201c H. H. ETCHES, Whitchurch. SALE BY MR T. P. ROBERTS. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. IS, CASTLE STREET, RUTHIN. MR T. P. ROBERTS has been honored with instruc- tions from toe Executors of the late Walter Peters Esq., to SELL BY AUCTION, at an early date, the whole of the Valuable and Important HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and Other Effects. Full particulars next week. Plastirion, Ruthin. 2S3z BE A MAN DONTWMRY about your weakness and incapacity, but send at once for our pamphlet, which describes how you may be thoroughly restored to health and manly vigour. Post free for 6 stamps. MARSTOH* EEMEDTCO., 24ft Wi gb Holbora, London. W.C. 'L 1311 Sales by Auction. t .r, SALES BY MESSRS JONES & SON. r- "r. "r.r' FAIR DAY. WREXHAM SMITHFIELD. Commencing with Fat Cattle at 10.30. ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8TH, 1892. MESSRS JONES & SON beg to thank their patrons HJL and friends for their constant support, and beg to announce that they will hold their next Sale of FAT and STORE STOCK in the above SmithSeld, on Monday, the 8th day of February, 1892, when the following Stock will be offered A prime lot of magnificent Fat Bulls, Oxen, and Htifers. Several Dairy Cows. Fresh Barrens, In-calf Heifers, and Short-horned Bulls. Very ripe Shropshire Down and other Fat Sheep A grand lot of Fat and Rearing Calves. A splendid lot of Pork and Bacon Pigs. Fat and Store Pigs. Stock to be at the Mart at Nine o'clock. Settlements at close of Sale. Offices, 4, Arcade, High-street, Wrexham. 907f ON TUESDAY, MARCH 1st. 1892. at 10 30. SALE OF FAT AND STORE STOCK AT THE ROtSfc.1T SMITHFIELD. MESSRS JONES & SON beg to thank their patrons IM. and friends for their liberal support, and wish to reuiind them of their next Sale of Fat and Store Stock. which will take place en TUESDAY, MARCH 1st, 1892, at their Smithfield, Gulden Lion Hotel, Rossett, when th* following Stock will be offered:- Prime Fat Bullocks, Heifers, and Bulb, Useful Dairy Cows, with Calves at foot, Barrens Calving Heifers and Yearling Heifers, Prime Shropshire Down and other Sheep, Fat Calves. Fat Pigs, Further entries respectfully solicited. Stock to be at the Mart at Ten o'clock. SALE AT 10.30. The Auctioneers earnestly request their supporters to bp there punctually. Offices-4, Arcade, Wrexham. tcjzfi It ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9rH, 169-2. DREFECHAN, PENYCAE, RUABON, NEAR WREX- HAM, COUNTY OF DENBIGH. Sale of very compact FREEHOLD FARM HOUSE, Outbuildings, and LANDS, and CUT rAGE and Ga'den, the Minerals (if any) lying thereunder, and the right of depasturage over a valuable and extensive mountain sheep walk. TO be SOLD b/ AUCTION, by Messrs JONES and TSON, at the Black Horse Inn, Penycae, near Ruabon, on TUESDAY, the 9th February, 18^2, at Four o'clock in the afternoon punctually, in one or more lots as shall be decided upon at the Sulf. and subject to conditions to be then produced All that very desirable FREEHOLD FARM-HOUSE,Out- buildings, anil LA,D-4, caned or known by the name of Drefechan Farm, situate in Dinhiiille-ucha, in the parish of Ruabon. and county of Denbigh, containing nearly 40 acres or thereabouts of mixot araMe and pasture land (mostly pasture), formerly in the occupation of Mrs Catherine Evan., deceased, and now of her representatives Also, the COTTAGE and Garden belonging thereto, and now in the occupation of Jonathan Williams. The Mineral (if any) un derneath tbe whole of the pro- perty will be sold with that Farm and Land*, A survey was made some years KRO, w hen it was then reported that the land contained coal and, qther valuable minerals. The purchaser will a'so rIa. ve the right of Depasturage over the very valu ible and extensive mountain sheep walk belonging to the Farm The property is surrounded by the lands belonging to Mr Rooper and Mr Jones, I.langollen, and Mr Thomas Price, The Drill. The Farmhouse and Outbuildings have only receitly 1 been put into repair. '1 liii Sale affords an unusually good opportunity for pur- chasing a compact and productive litt e FiArin, in an exceptionally good position for markets and all business purposes, with railway and trtin tacilities, being (ne mile from Ruabon and five from Wrexham. If desired part of the purchase money can remain on mortgage. The premises may be inspected on application to the tenants, and further particulars may be obtained from the Auctioneers. Overton Arcade. Hifjh-street, or from Messrs. James and James, solicitors, Wrexham. nlboa FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12m, 1892, Important Sale of 35 Heatt of Young Dairy Cows and Heifers, and Yearling Heifers, a noble team of ffagon Horses, Draught and Half-bred Colts, Store Pigs, a large assortment of Agricultural Implements, Thrill, Chain, and Plough Gears, H irness, Farm Produce, Poultry, &c., &c at PI.AS WARREN FARM, three miles from Overton. three and a half fiom Prees- gweene Station, on the Great Western Railway, and five from Ellesmztre. 1%/1'ESSRS. JONES AND SON have received ipstruc- .l' tions from Mrs Jone" (who is retiring from farming) to SELL by AUCTION, on Friday, the 12th day of February, 1?92. on the above premises, the whole of her Februaarnyd DEAD FARMING STOCK. &c.. viz 19 Young Dairy Cows and Heifers, 6 Two-year-old Store Bullocks, 3 Freh Barrens 7 Colory Yearling Heifers, 11 Store Pigs About 12 couple of Fowl, Store Geese and Gander. NINE HORSES AND COLTS, viz.-Brown Mare, Kit," nine years o d, 15 2. grand worker and very quiet bay mare, Jip," 15*2, in foal to Lord Dufferin," a good worker bay mare. Dapper," seven years old, 15'2, quiet and good at all work bay mare, Ranger," five years old, 16*2, vary active, and useful at all work dark bay mare, "Jolly," five years old, 16 hands, a team of herself; promising bay draught filly, 15 bands, unbroken, by Young Conqueror two-yapir-old cart colt, very promis- ing bay half-bred filly, three years old, unbroken, by May Fly two-year-old filly, by Fireaway," dam by St. Clare- IMPLEMENTS OF HUSIUNDRV, &c.-Three broad and narrow wheel carts, broad and narrow wheel wagons, com- bined reaper by Samuelson, Cambridge roller, irom culti- vator with 10 prongs, ditto with 7 prongs, ditto for two horses, light scariifer, horse rake, double turnip drill, iron turnip scuffle ridging plough, iron wheel ploughs (B 2) by Howard, iron swing plough, sets of two and three horse harrows, set of light harrows, chain harrows, sets of swing trees, 1 two-horse-power with intermediate motion and belting, patent chaff-cutter and turnip pulper for hand or horse power by Samuelson, about 3t> corn tacks, corn truck, sowing hopper, half-measure, winnowing machine, corn chests, sheep rack, iron, Buckle) stone, and wood pig trough, mangers, cratches. long and short ladders, small water barrel, wheelbarrows, cart jack, anvil, vice, axes, adze, cross-cut, and hand saws, watering cans, garden pump, pulley blocks, cow chains, cow truis, timber chains, steel rabbit traps, grindstone and frame, heel and hay rakes, steel pikels. cart ropes, sieves, riddles, scythes, shovels, yelves, dung hooks, feeding baskets, old iron, fire- wood. GEARS, HARNESS, &c.-Two sets of thrill gears, three ets of chain ditto, two sets of plough gears, set of brass- mounted harness, riding saddle and biidle, kick straps, crank and chains, odd go its and harness. FRM PRODUCE.—Stack of prime upland hay, part of a stack of well-harveated rye-grass and clover. Luncheon at 10 o'clock, Sale to commence at 11 prompt. The Auctioneers earnestly request a punctual attendance as the Lots are numerous. offices-4, Arcade, Wrexham. tc ON FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 19TH, 1892. SaTe of 11 head of Dairy Cows, Fresh Barrens, and Yearling Heifers, Draught Horse, Breeding Sow, In-pig Gilt, Implements of Husbandry. Gears, Harness, Farm Pro- duce, and a portion of the Household Furniture, &c., at ESTYN HOUSE. Capr Kstyn, one mile from Hope Village, Bridge End and Caergwrle Stations, and 2i miles from Gresford. MESSRS. JONES an I SON have received instructions iTi frt;ni Mr Charles Tyler, who is leaving, to SELL by AC TION on KHIOAY, ths 19th day of FEBRUARY. HJ. on the above premises the whole of the Live and Dead Farm.ng Stock, Farm Produce, &c., viz. :— 4 Tn-calf Dairy Cows 2 Young Dairy Cows with Calves at foot 2 Fresh Barrens 3 Yearling Heifers Draught Horse Breeding Sow In-pig Gilt IMPLEMENTS OF HUSBANDRY, &C.— 4 £ inch wheel cart with harvest gearing, patent chaff cutter (cut two lengths), iron wheel plough by Howard, set of 3 iron harrows, turnip scuffle, corn chest, beam scales and weights, 36 corn sacks, long and short ladders, Buckley, stone, and wood pig troughs, grindstone, draining tools, cart ropes, scythes, heel and hay rakes, pikels. shovels, dung høok and other small tools, thrill, chain, and plough gears, set of silver mounted harness, riding saddle and briale, odd harness, &c., Itc. FARM PRODUCE, etc.-Stack of well harvested upland hay, about six tons several tons of farmyard manure, about twenty-five measures of Magnum Bonum potatoes. HOUSEHOLD FURMTCRE. Ac —Mahogany and iron bed- steads, straw mattress, oak bureau, eight day kitchen clock, cupboards, screen, brown ware, &c., &c. Sale at One o'clock. Offices-4, Overton Arcade, Wrexham. 259j PRELIMINARY. Highly Important and Attractive Sale of 55 Grand Young Dairy Cows and Heifers, Colory Yearling Heifers, a noble team of Wagon Horses, 65 Fat Wethers, In-pig Sows, Store Pigs, a large assortment of modern Agricul- tural Implements, Farm Produce, Gears and Harness, Dairy Vessels, &c., &c at ROWLEY HILL FARM, half a mile from Farndon, and two and a half miles from Broxton.  ESSRS. JONES AND SON have received iBstruè- i*) tioMfrom the executors of the late Mr Davies, to SELL by AUCTION, about the end of February or the beginning of March, the whole of the valuable Live and Dead Farming Stock, Farm Produce, Dairy Vessels, &c., &c. Particulars in future advertisements. t227 PRELIMINARY. FRIDAY, MARCH 4TH, 1892. Highly Important and Attractive Sale of 52 Head of Giand Young Dairy Cows and Heifers, Stock Bulls, Team of Powerful Wagon Horses and Colts, 45 Prime Fat Scotch Wethers, Flock of Pure-bred Burder Leicester and Shropshire Down Lambing Ewes, a fine collection of Agricultural Implements (nearly new), Thrill, Chain, and Plough Gears, Harness, Dairy Vessels, Sixteen Railway Milk Tankards, &c., &c., at HONKLEY, Burton, one mile from Kinnerton Station, on the Chester, Mold, and Denbigh Line. one and a half miles from Rossett and Bridge End Stations, and six miles from Chester and Wrexham. MESSRS JONES & SON have received instructions ?T? from Mr John G. Parker (who is leaving the farm) to SELL BY AUCTION, on FRIDAY, the 4th day of MARCH, 1892, on the above premises, the whole of his LIVE and DEAD FARMING STOCK, DAIRY VESSELS, ltc" &e. Particulars in future advertisements. 295z YOUNG LADIES who want to be independent, and JL make their own way in the world, should write for Prospectus of the Scientific Dress-Cutting Association, 272, Regent-street, London, W. Situations found for all pupils at good salaries. 41n Sals3 by Auction. "r.# -0.-1 SALES BY MESSRS JONES & SON. 'f. -r. Sale of eight head of choice Cattle, two Horses with their Gears, about 160 measures of Magnum Bonum Potatoes, about 61) tons of good farm-yard Manure, quantity of Oat Straw, together with the Implements. Dairy Vessels, and a portion of the Household Furniture, at BRIDGE-STREET, HOLT. MESSRS JONES & SON have received instructions t M from Mr E. W. Hanson (who is leaving the neigh- bourhood), to SELL BY AUCTION, en the premises as above, on WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 17th. 1692, the under- mentioned live and dead FAliM STOCK, Produce, Ac., viz CATTLE.—Grand in-calf cow, doe early, three ditto colory in-calf heifers, useful barren hfcifer, and three year- lings. HORSES.—Brown mare, Jet," five-years-old, IS hands high, a grdnd mare, and useful for any work brown mare, Polly," aged, 15 hands, a good stamp. Pi(ODUCE.-About 160 measures of mienum bonum potatoes, ahout 60 ti ns of good farm-yard manure, quan- tity of oat straw. IMPLEMKNTS AND GEARS.—4 J inch wheel cart with harvest gearing, narrow-wheel cart with ditto, three light- running >-ban(tries, iron land roller. set of iron zig-zag harrows, set of chain harrows, set of strawberry harrows, wheel plough by Edwards," Llanypwll, double shell pleugh and marker, digging plough, two turnip scufflers, two iron cultivators, strawberry chopper, two-knife chaff cutter, turnip pulper, weighing machine, water barrel with tap and hose. wheelbarrow, corn coffers, yelves, spades, Pikels, &c.. &c. Set of thrill gears, met of chain gears, ploughing backbands, set of harness, and sundry gears and harness Also the whole of the Daiiy Vessels, and a portion of the Household Furniture. Sale at 11 o'clock. Offices Overton Arcade, Wrexham. 282o PRELIMINARY. Important and attractive Sale of Superior and Modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, appertaining to Dining and Drawing Rooms, Kitchens, and four Bedionmi. together with a large assortment of miscellaneous Tools and outdoor effects at ROXBURGH HOUoE, 13, REGENT STUEET, WREXHAM. MESSRS. JONES & SON be? to announce theii n instructions from Mr Harris (who is leaving) to conduct the above important sale on TUESDAY, the 23rd of FEBRUARY, IS92, and the following day if .necessary. Full particulars later. Auctioneers' Offices, 4, Uverton Arcade, Wrexham. 171c SALE BY MR J. E. DAVIES. ,r-' 'J- "I" r Sale of 10 head of choice Cattle. 3 Horses, 22 Grand Young Shropshire Down Sheep, and 7 Pigs, together with the whole of the Agricultural Implements, Gears, and Dairy Vessels, at CtE GLAS FARM, HOPE, about two miles fr.im Trvddyn and Llanfynydd respec- tively, and li miles from Rhydtalog. */| R J. E. DAVIES begs to announce his instructions if I. from Mr Edward Evans i who is leaving), to -?ELL BY AU< TfON, in the farmyard aforesaid, on Wednesday, February lllth, 1SY-2, the whole of the Live and Dead Farm Stock, &c., &c. Full particulars in posters. Sale at 12 o'clock sharp. 319 SALES BY MESSRS LUCAS. # -J'' -_r-o. HORSE SALES. L U(,IAS'S, HOTRAM-ST., LIVERPOOL. WEDNESDAYS throughout the year for CART, VAN, and HARNESS HORSES; CARTS, GEARS. Ac. SATURDAYS throuehout the year for HACKS, HAR- NESS HORSES. 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, FEBRUARY 18TH. 62 Business Announcements. CONFECTIONERY ESTABLISHMENT, 5, HOPE-STREET, WREXHAM. S. JONES Begs to return thanks to his numerous customers in town and country for their generous patronage during the past 31 years, and confidently rocjmmeads to their favor JAMES H. LEECE, who, having acted as foreman for 20 years, will con- tinue to manufacture GOODS of high-class quality, as heretofore. THE FAMOUS WREXHAM PORK PIES, BRIDE CAKES, MADEIRA, TABLE, AND JUBILEE CAKES, From the very best ingredients. 374n ALLIANCE ASSURANCE COMPANY. ESTABLISHED 1824. CAPITAL FIVE MILLIONS STERLING. THE RIGHT HON. LORD ROTHSCHILD, CHAIRMAN. ROBERT LEWIS, CHIEF SECRETARY. CHIXF OFFICE BARTHOLOMEW LINE, LONDON. BRANCH IN WALES.— HIGH STREET, WREXHAM. Directors: R. VENABLES KYRKE, ESQ., CHAIRMAN. SIR R. A. CUNLIFFE, BART., DEPUTY CHAIRMAN. THOMAS BURY, ESQ. E. DAVIES, ESQ., M.D. SIR R. E. EGERTON, K.C.S.I. J. E. POWELL, ESQ. JOHN PRICHARD, ESQ. SIR WATKIN W. WYNN, BART. Life Policies free from Restrictions. Whole World and Indisputable. Unexcelled Security. Large Bonuses. This Company presents in an eminent degree every advantage that can be contemplated by parties desirious of effecting iusurances against loss by Fire and Lightning. JOHN FRANCIS, 258n SECRETARY, WREXHAM. T. BATES (Only Successor to Mr SIMCOCK), SALT STORES, TENTER'S SQUARE, WREXHAM. 149n WALL PAPERS. A large Stoek of the Newest Designs for 1892. B. COPLESTON, DECORATOR, HILL STREET, WREXHAM. 265a COMMERCE HOUSE, 39, High Street, "VViexh am. AIR H. BAY LEY, WEM, SALOP, Respectfully begs to announce that he has purchased the above Old Established Business cf Mr John Rowlands, and that shortly he will be prepared with a large and extensive Stock of Goads suitable far the present Season, emprising put chases from the leading M inufacturers in' the Trade. A large assortment of Woollen Cloths for Suits, &c. Men's, Youtks*, and Boys' Felt Hats at a great reduction. Linoleums, Carpets. Cheap Millinery in all its branches. PRESS-MAKING On the premises, under experienced Management, Fit and Style guaranteed, and charges strictly moderate. CHARITIES AND CLOTHING CLUBS Allowed a Liberal Discount. 2349a Lost and Found. LOST, on SUNDAY last, a round GOLD BROOCH. Finder will be rewarded.—Mrs J. B. FRANCIS, Hope- street, Wrexham. 315* ■ US I, between HcrshMn and Wrextiam, » Gent/a i? Black MACKINTOSH, scarlet lined, with velvet collar.—Information to White House, Bersham. 2780 FOUND a SHEEP DOG, black and tan, white breast. Flf not claimed within seven days will be sold to de- fray expenses.—GEO. LEVI, Cock Bank, Marchwiel. 263a LOST, on Monday evening, between Wrexham and JU Wheatsheaf, TWO KEYS.-Finder will be rewarded upon restoring them to tile Police Office, Wrexham. t30l LOST between Uall: Alyn and Gwersyllt Church, on Sunday morning last, a Ladies' WAIST BELT of dark blue silk, with large ornamental clasp. Anyone re- turning same to Mrs E. STANLEY CLARK, Oak Alyn, Gwer- syllt, will be rewarded. 280a MORTGAGES at interest from 4 per cent. (with low iTi. legal charges, fixed beforehand) can be immediately arranged on application to S. C. HUGRES, Agent, Brymbo. t306 Wanted. "0. WANTED, a Steady Man as CAB DRIVER.—AOOFR, W P. CALDECOTT. Penybryn, Wrexham. 2 5z WANTED a good general SERVANT. Age about 2U. TV Good cbaracter.-Apply 11, Bank-street, Wrex- ham. 242a ]%»I ILLINER Wanted :stytish, obliging youn? !ady.— 'I App'y. Hv BATF.EY, Commerce House, High'stret, Wrexham. t303 W. ANTED, a gool GENERAL SERVANT.—Applv be- VV tween 10 to 12 a.m Mrs FRANCIS, Moss Vilia, Bersham-road. Wrexham. 314a WANTED. Highest Price given for any quantity of VV BRITISH WIVE BOTTLES.—Apply. J. F. EDISBURY SO CO., Limited. 2256 ANTED a smart office BOY, about 16 years of age TV -Apply by letter, The Secretary, The Wrexham Lager Beer Company, Limited. S 91h W ANTED, a Good HOUSE, with Land, in neigh- W bourhood, suitable fer a Ladies' School.—Apply, Mr M. JONES, General Post Office, Chester. 276z W ANTED to rent an Eight-roomed HOUSE, pleasantly W situated, within a short distance of Wrexham Railway Station. -Address 1. D., Wrexham Advertiser Office. 264a To PRINTERS. WANTED, a Working FOREMAN for News and Jobbing, accustomed to miking up paper.—Apply, stating wages, to Cambiian News Office, Aberystwyth. 14n COUNTRY RESIDENCE Wanted, in Ruabnn or Wrex- ham district, 3 or 4 Sitting Rooms, and 8 or 10 Bed- rooms, Stabline, &c.-Full particulars to JONES & SON, Upholsterers, Oswestry. 212z W ANTED, 500 persons to purchase The Champion Flock Beds" (with Boltter an I two Pillows) full size, and Wool F ocks, from 9s Ild. Weekly Payments taken.—London Unredeemed Pledge Stores, 26, Henbhs- street, Wrexham.—N.B.—These Beds are made up-n the premises opposite the Advertiser Office. 2POls CLUB AGENTS WANTED, to form Clubs for Watch's, Clocks, Jewi-llery, Silver Pla.'e, Opera Glasses, Musical Insts., &c. Members pay If. per week. Termq, Catalogues, &c., KENDAL & KENT, 108. Cheapside, London. Splendid value. Great success. Mention Paper. Ladies' and Gents' Silver Levers 42s worth 70s. 2421. MAN (aq Steward), and WIFE (as Cook), Wanted by Ln March 1st, for Wrexh?m Reform Club. Whole time to be given. Wa<es 30s per week with Apartments, Coal, and Gas. Canvassing Committee will disqualify. Security rfquired.-Alply to the Secretary, Mil J. T. MORGAN, 25, Henblas-street, Wrexham, not later than February 11th. 260n FOREMEN, PAY CLEKK TI'lEKEKPRHS.a?d Fothers, WANTED to start BENSON'S WATCH CLUBS for the supply of good, sound, and reliable time- keepers and other articles. Terms liberal. Particulars and pamphlet post free.—J. W. BKNSON. Originator rf the Club Systam (40 years ago), 62 and 64, Ludgate Hill, If.f". In w ANTED. for flrst-cluss families, '25 Cooks, £11> to £40; Kitchen, Scullery, Upper, single-handed and under Housemaids, head and sinsrle-h inded and under Nurses, Laundry-maid, Butlers, Footmen single-handed, Footmen, under Butlers, Hotel and Farm Servants.-P. HAYCOCK, 26, Chester-street. Wrexham. Establisherl 31 years. 313a WANTED, CAPITALIST, AGRICULTURISTS and OrHERS in CANADA. Free Gran's of 100 to 200 Acres of Land are given bv th J Canarlian Government. Bonuses granted to Settltr-i. RKP illTi "f the BRITISH TENANT FARMERS' DELEGATES, 1'9,J and other newly issued iIIutrate;1 and authentic namp hlels, ninps, and full information re-pecting MANITOBA, or any other part of Ciiiada-its resources, trad", demand for labor, wages paid, Ac.—sunpli-d free -Tiif. CVNADIAN GOVFitV. MENT OFFICES, 15, WATER-SRRFET, LIVERPOOL. Z57 SALT. SALT. SALT. WANTED the Public to know th-,t all kinds of SAT.T can be had at the SALl' WARKHOU-E. Smith- field Road, at Wholesale Prices. Bar Salt, Coarse :-alt for Bacon Curing, Brisk;-alt for Cheese Making, Agiicultural Salt, Rock Salt. Orders per Post or Wire promptly attended to. Note the Address— WHOLESALE SALT WAITEEIOUSE, SMITHFIBLD ROAD. 223a To Let. APARTMENTS TO LET, very centra), and a healthy Aspot.-Apply, B.??Mrtf?rOmce. 2Hf f|10 Let, a HOUSE in St. Mark's- errace.—Apply. Mr TE. HAHBISON, The Priory, Wrfx'-?m. t310 TO LET, MALTKILN. Madeira-hill, Wrex'-am.—Apph JL JONES and SON, Auctionecti, Wrexham. llÕo 1TO LKT, in Wrexham, a even-roomd H'mE and Tcapital SHOP; good reasons for tenant leaving moderate rent.-Apply ASTON and SON, Wrexham. lIUn .1'0 LET. Con.m"dL u SHOP, in best business t thoroughfare, immediate vossession.- Apply Mr T. J, PARRY, Estate A gen;, Temple Chambers, Wrexham. 183j O LET, BELGRAVE HOUSE, Grosvenor-roa' Wrex- Tham gas fittings, blind, at valuation. Rent X65- Four reception rooms, seven bedrooms.-To view, apply to. J. F. EDISBURT, as above. 26¡;1 TO LET, as a going concern (now in work) a COL- JL LIERY, connected by Sidings with the Main Line of the Great Western Railway, and situate in the Chirk district.—For particulars, apply to DENNIS & SON, Ruabon. N. IV. 250n SHROPSHIRE.—TO BE LET on lease, if desired, from 1st May, GREENFIELDS," situate half a mile from Preesgwynne. two miles from Chirk, and three miles from Gobowen Stations, en t: e Great Western Railway. Contains 3 entertaining snd 9 bedrooms, conservatoiy, garden, stabling, &c., 7 Acres of Land may be had entrance lodge; water supply excellent.—Apply to C. RICHARDS & SONS, Llangollen. 256f MARKET TOWN OF RUTHIN. LIC*NSED INN AND HOSTELRY TO LET. THE Old-Established, Well-Known, and Fully-Licensed Tlnn and Hostelry, tbe RED LION," to be Let, present occupier retiring from business. The Inn is centrally situated in the main thoroughfare of the thi iving market town of Ruthin. Excellent stabling, entrance from main street.-Apply to owner, Mr JOHN BIRD, Ruthin. 286z Sales by Private Contract. r_ I'" MANURE for S!?e.—App!y, THE WRExnAM L?RG?R 1., BEER CO., LnUTED. 271z FOR SALE, a quantity of Stable MANURE.—C. BATE Fand Son, Union Brewery. 279n mo BE SOLD BY PKIVATE TRFA I Y, DEBENTURES Tin J. F. Edisbury & Co.. Limited.—Apply to J. HOPLEY PIERCE, Solicitor, Wrexham. 225z FOR SALE, a Gla's-ided BRISKEY, formed as open JT an? closed carriage. Also, a very light BROUGHAM, under 10 hundredweight good condition; a bargain.— Inquire, PRICE, Jolly Miller, Chester. 147z FUR-BOA.-Lådy has for immediate private disposal, a FReal RUSSIAN TAIL FUR BOA. very dark brown, 10 feet long, immensely thick, soft. Value 75* sacrifice for 19s 9d perfectly new. Can be seen by writing P. H., office of this paper. 125z FOR 3ALR, a Quantity of BOILER PLATES, suitable Ffor Pit Banks and Brick Shed". All descriptions of Engines, Pumps, Machinery, and Boilers. EDWARD RATCLIFFE, Hawarden, near Chester. Telegraphic Ad- dresll-" Merchant, Hawarden." 253n 'pO BE SOLD two 20 horse mwer high-pressure STEAM JL ENGINES, suitable for ("rmeN. May )'e seen at works. Sold solely to make place for larger o-io.-Al.ply PROCTOR and RYLAND, Saltney Works, near Chester. 252a Legal and Public Notices. WINNING NUMBER of Draw for PONY at FFRWD, 39. t THE Winning Numbers of the Draw at Mr ALIX i. THOMAS', Rho-robin, were as foUows:—Highest: H. W. Edwards, No. 732 Kate Baker, 1 Cymro Green, ti60. Lowest: John Jtnes, 413 James Davies, 56 David Jones, 504. t NOTICE IS HRREBY GIVEN, that particulars of all NClaiins or Debts pertaining to the Estate of the late Mr JAMES HOLLINS, of Worthenbury, are required to be forwarded to W. R. Urmsrn, Worthenbury, near Wrexham, on or before the 27th inst. I JAMES MERRILL, Executors ? EDWIN DAWSON. Feb. 1st, 1892. t270 NOTICE.  ROGER PRITCHARD, will not be responsible for I » any debt or debts contracted by my Wile, Sarah Ann Pritchard, after this date. ROGER PRITCHARD. Tabor-hill, Coedpoeth. Witness, J. H. RICHARDS. February 6th, 18^2. t273 WREXHAM, MOLD AND CONNAH'S QUAY RAiLWAY COMPANY. I "VTOriCE is hereby Given, that the next Ordinary ?j H?LF-YBARLY MEETING of the Sbar"holders of the Wrexham Mold and Counah's Quay Railway Company will be held at the Wynnstay Arms Hotel. Wrexham, on SATURDAY, the 27th day of February, 1892, at Twelve o'clock noon, for the transaction of the ordinary business of the Company. Dated this 4th day of February, 1892. By order, JAMES FRASER, JUD" Secretary. Company's Offices, Ltngthorn House, Copthall Avenue, London, K.C. 289n TESTIMONIAL TO DEPUTY CHIEF CONSTABLE WILDE, On his retirement, after 25 years' Public service in Denbighshire and 5 years in Shropshire. Xs. d. Subscriptions already advertised 65 10 fi Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, Bart. 2 2 0 The Hon. George T. Kenyon, M.P 2 2 0 Dr. H. Venabl-s Palin, ex-Mayor. 110 F. H. Barker, Esq., J.P., Llyndir. 1 1 H Henrv Dennis, Eøq J P., New Hall 110 Ald. R. W. Evans, Egerton Lodge 110 Mr Alfred Owen, Wood Hey 1 1 if Mr George Rdwards. Trevor 110 Mr J. Salmon, Farndon 1 1 8 Mr Wm. J. Sissan. Cambrian Brewery 1 1 0 Messrs J. lind F. Beirne, Albion Brewery 110 Sir Theodore Martin, K.C.B 1 0 0 34egirs Charles Bate and Son. Brewers 1 0 0 Mr John Roberts, M R.C.V.S., Wrexham 0 10 6 Mr John Davies. Tynycoed 0 10 G Mr Wm Griffilhq, Chirk 0 10 b Mr E. Yiininab, The Eaales, rthoa 0 lit 6 Oliver Ormroii, Est!, •T.P.. Pickhill Hall 0 10 0 Mr E. Bubb. Alyn Hotel, Rossett 0 10 0 Mr Alfred W. Butt 0 10 0 MrS. Michell. PlasDmas, Mmera 0 10 0 Mr Je-se Robert Higher Berse 0 10 Mr Kdwin joi,es, Argus Office 0 1" » Mr W. C. lhlughes, Fennant 0 j II Mr Thomas Bowman, Nelson s 4rms 9 50 Additional subscriptions will be gladly received by the Hon. Treasurer, DR. H. VENABLES PALIN (Ex-Mayor), Crescent House, Wrexham; the Wrexham Branches of the North and South Wales and National Provincial Banks or by the undersigned, THOS. WOODVILLE, 14, Temple Row, ( ?g? gaf? ARTHUR WM. BERKELEY, Witton Terrace, 1 Ron. See3. UlS Election Addresses. f BOROUGH OF WREXHAM. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE WEST WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— At the request of a number of Electors of your Ward I have consented to become a candidate for election as one of your Representative* in the Town Council, to fill the vacancy which it is expected will be shortly created by the elevation cf Mr Councillor Done to the Aldermanic Bench. The namp I hear is not unknown in your Ward, my father having faithfully served you in the Council for some years. My interests with yours are bound up in the prosperity of the Town, and should you do me the honor to elect me, I shall give my hearty support to every measure tending to promote that prosperity. I am, Ladies arvl Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, J. HOPLEY PIERCE. Grosvenor-rrad. Wrexham, 4th Feb., 1892. 302o DENBIGHSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SOUTH WARD, BOROUGH OF WREXHAM. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, As the period for which I have had the pleasure of representing you "n the County Council will shortly expire, I again beg to solicit a renewal of your trust for another term of three years. I: must be a source of sati-faction to you as ratepayers that though the County Council was a new creation with- out experience of administrative County work, it has been able to carry on the business of this important County with efficiency and economy. The Public Works of the County, including Main Roads, Biidges, Public Buildings, &c., have been well maintained, and the entire Hata for the County has not exceeded Twopence in the £ for the year. Among other important questions demanding early attention will be the adoption by the Council of the pro- visions of the Allotments Act, whereby agricultural laborers and others may rent at an easy rate, small parcels of land for their own cultivation. This matter will have my earnest consideration. I have freely given you my best services, es ecially in matters relating to finance, on the County Council; and should I still retain your confidence, I am satisfied that the experience I have already acquired will be of material help to me in the efficient discharge of my ducies. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, JOHN PRICHARD. Longfields, Wrexham, Feb. 4th, 1692. 284f I/ENBIGSSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL. TO THE ELECTORS I OF THE WEST WARD OF THE BOROUGH OF WREXHAM. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. At the request of a number of the Electors of the West Ward, I agiin offer myself as a Candidate for a seat on the County Council. The administration of the affairs of thecoun y was trans- ferred from Lbe Court of Quarter Sessions to the County Council three years ago, and it has proved to be of great advantage to the ratepayers the county rate was then 5d in the pound, it in now 2d in the pound a poition of this reduction is due to the increased grant from local taxation, the remainder to the greater economy exercised by the Council, the saving in the main roads alone amounting to upwaros of £ i,700 per annum. I had the honor of being appointed a member of the Joint Intermediate Education Committee, and a scheme h;i»been formulated. and submitted to the Caarity Com- missioners, which, I believe, will meet with your approval. If I retain your confidence, and am returned to the Council, I shall endeavour to promote your interests to the best of my ability. Yours truly, JOHN E. POWELL. Hendre, Wrexham. 28:h. DENBIGHSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL. TO THE ELECTORS OF TIIE BURTON DIVISION. ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— At the request of a deputation repre-enting a consider- able body of the Electors of all classes in this Division, I have consented to come forward as a Candidate for your suffrages at the ensuing County Council Election. During the past three yeurs I have endeavoured to perform my duty as your representative, and to guard your interests, and I have been able, fortunately, to attend almost every meeting of the Council. As on the previous occasion, my candidature is strictly non-politital. Notwithstanding the attempts that are so strenuously being made to render Imperial politics the test in these elections, I am still most strongy of opinion that County Councils, which are administrative and not legis- lative bodies, should be elected on the common sense ground of personal fitness for the work entrusted to them, and, to my mind, it is both absurd and wrong to choose a man to look after county finances, roads, bridges, police, and other local matters, simply because he is a good ftudicil, or a good Tory Politics, I think, should be rigidly excluded from County Council deliberations, as tending to distract the Councillors from their proper work, and improperly conuming much valuable time. Thanking you most heartily for the generous confidence you extended to me at the last Election, and soliciting your support on this occasion. I am, Your obedient servant, B. T. GRIFFITH-BOSCAWEN. Trevalyn Hall, January 28th, 1892. 255n TO THE COUNTY ELECTORS OP THE GWERSYLLT DIVISION OF DENBIGHSHIRE. LADIES AND GEKTLEMEN, The first County Council for Denbighshire will shortly expire, haviag justified i.8 existence by its administration of county affairs. I thank you for having sent ma unopposed to represent you on this Council, and for your confidence during the past three year. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, JAS. SPARROW, F.G S. Gwersyllt Hill, February 4th, 1892. 187z Tenders. TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 1 RENDERS are invited for the ERECTION of a NEW HOUSE at The Lodge, near Chirk. Plans and Specifications to be seen, and Tenders are to be fent to the undersigned on or before March 1st, 1892. The lowest or any tender not necessaiily accepted. JOHN THOMAS, Chirk. Feb. 4th. 1892. 322z FREK EMIGRATION to QUEENSLAND (Australia), Fnow granted Single and Married Farm Laborers Wages X40 to X65 (all found). Also for Single Women (domestic servants), wages JH25 to X40. Only expense Xi for Ship's Kit and Fare to London. Special Party from Denbigh. Montgomery, and Salop, March 29th.-Apply, MR RUMEY, Government Agent, Market Chambers, Shrewsbury. 261n MONEY Loans from L5 and upwards granted with- 1. out delay to Householders and others at low rates of interest, repayable by ea y instalments to suit borrowers' convenience.—Particulars on application to S. C. HUGHES, Agent, Brymbo. t3U5 NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS I ADVERTISERS Me requested to note that all Advertisements intended for insertion in the First Edition of this paper must in future be delivered at the Office not later than by FRIDAY MORNING'S POST, and all orders for alterations or withdrawals must be received by MID-DAY on Thursday. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. SIR W. W. WYNN'S HOUNDS. Saturday. February 6th .Bettisfleld Monday, February 8th. Gobowen Tuesday. February 9th Holly Bush Gate Friday, February 12th Broughton At 11. Saturday, February 13th Ightfield At 10.45. Monday, February 15th Trotting Mare At 11. Tuesday, February 16th Baschurch At 10.30. Friday, February 19th .oo.oo.Carden Saturday, February 20th Mace:en At 11. THE FLINT AND DENBIGH HOUNDS. Saturday, February 6th Rbyddlan Monday, February 8th Dot Bridge Wednesiiav, February 10th Hafodunos Saturday, February 13th Llanerch At 11. VALE OF LLANGOLLEN HARRIERS. Tueqday, February 8th Llewvn Mawr Thursday. February llth The Quints, Chirk Monday, February 15th Cefn-y-fedw At 11 THE SHROPSHIRE HOUNDS. Saturday, February 6th Kennels Monday, February 8th .oo.oooo.oo.Loppington Tuesday, February 9th Forest Glen, Wrekin Thursday, February 11th High Ercal Friday, February 12th Cressage Saturday, February 13th Kennels At 11.