Wrexham and Denbighshire Advertiser and Cheshire Shropshire and North Wales Register

I A SPLENDID. ASSORTMENT OF PARLOUR GAMES. ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN TOYS, MECHANICAL & OTHERWISE, ALSO A SPECIAL LINE OF DOLLS, PERAMBULATORS,TAND MAIL-CARTS, OF THE VERY BEST DESIGN. M. JONES, The Toy Stores, Central Arcade, WREXHAM. Z629d 2623d 15ALES BY AUCTION. .r-r MESSRS. F. LLOYD & SONS 'r- WREXHAM SMITHFIELD. FRANK LLOYD & SONS will have a Gtand Entry for MONDAY'S B&LE:- 100 to 150 Fat and Store CATTLE, 750 SHEEP, PIGS, and CALVES. u le of Dairy Cows, Sheep, and Calves at 10.30. Figs and Beef at 11.15. a MARKET NOW OPEN FOR PIGS. TUESDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 11TH, AT 12 30. GREAT CHRISTMAS PRIZE SALE IN MALPAS STATION SMITHFELD. TA rains:—Wrexham, 9.33 and 11.8; Chester, 10.0 and 12.30. FRANK LLOYD & SONS gave pleasure in announcing their great Sale of 160Very Prime Fat Bollocks and Heifers. IS Grand Fat Bulls (heavy weights). 50 Dairy Cows and Store Cattle. 300 Ripe Fat Sheep and Calves. 600 Fat and Pork Pigs. ?.n?ed in the above are 17 Grand Fat Beaets from ",m ?.ns Jones. Beq., 6 frm J. H. Leach, Eq., 20 "• on ni Mr Johh Done, 10 Mr Dobell, 10 Mr A. Robin- on SO from Messrs Brassey, Brown, Ankers, ?[terbee. Parry, Cooper, Daviea. Evans, Weaver, f0(?e, Blake, Lewis, Bourne, Owen and others. Judging at 11.30, Sale at 12.30. 31081 MESSRS FRANK LLOYD, NUTTALL, A CO. PRIZES, £ 51- CHESHIRE REPOSITORY, CREWE. FRAK LLOYD, NUTTALL. & Co. will hold their FIRST GREAT QUARTERLY PRIZE SALE for 1901. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9th.—Hunters, Match Doira Single Harnesq Horses, Show Cobs and Ponies. o THURSDAY, JANUARY 10th. Heavy Town, and Parcel Cart Horet;s, two and three J ear old Colts and Fillies. Y gest Hunter wins 10 guinea Cap, second best 5 gnineft ditto, Match Pairs 5 guinea ditto, Single Harness Horeeli Prizes, S-12. Bet Heavy Horse 10 guinea Cup, other heavy bOred 9 saineas. Pntricfl close January lat. Prize Lists ready. 31033 MESSRS R. OWEN JONES & CO. GLOBE" AUCTION ROOMS. REGENT STREET, WREXHAM. THE SALE on MONDAY will include J_ Chippendale suite, in tapestry, easy chairs, in leather, conch, copper coal vase, sofa9, Venetian mirrors, mahogany chest of drawers, two mangles, kitchen tables, chairs, brass rail bedsteads, mattresses, pair of wry handsome walnut dressing tables, brass kerb,oil paintings and water colours, brass rail fender, bedroom fenders, tapestry rugs, ornaments, bird cage. docka. toilet set, towel rail, office table, with two drawers, mu"ic Canterbury, meat mincer, fire-gaard, and the usual kitchen utensils. Sale at 2 o'clock. 3150f EF WALTER JONES. UNDER A DEED OF ASSIGNMENT. MONDAY NEXT, DECEMBER IOTa. MESSRS R. OWEN JONES & CO. will ,J SELL BY AUCTION, at their Globe Auction Boaim. Regent-street, the whole of the STOCK-IN-TRADE of a BOOT DEALER, removed from No. 1, Bridge street for convenience of Sale, comprising Ladies' and Gentlemen's BOOTS, SHOES, AND SLIPPERS. Sale to commence at 6 p.m. The Auctioneers beg to draw special attention to this Sale, as the Stock is New and of the Best Qnalitv. There will be no Reserve. All must be sold. Auctioneers' Offices: Globe Auction Rooms, Regent- street, Wrexham. Telephone, 0200 3151d WEDNESDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 12TH, 1900 BRYN EDWYN. RBGENT STREET. MESSRS R. OWEN JONES & Co. have .a been favoured with instructions from Mrs Coleman (owing to removal to other premises) to SELL. BY AUCTION, as above the surplus HOUSE- HOLD FURNITURE, oil paintins, bronzes, and eld oak, comprising Large chemical balance, by Becker and Sons, Rotterdam, suitable for large laboratory or analytical chemist, rich toned piano, by Collard and Collard, eqaal to new, splendid organ with twelve stops, and pedals (suitable for Bmall church or chapel), rosewood drawing room suite, rosewood round table, walnut bedroom suite, viz., wardrobe with carved panels and bevelled plates, dressing chest with swing glass, waahatand with marble slab, and double row tile back, several old black oik hall chairs (quaintly carved), oak linen cheat, oak dressers, with plate shelves, brass-monnted. birch, and mahogany bedsteads. Large fountain now standing in front of the house. Full particulars on fosters. Catalogues will be ready on Monday, December 10th. Sile to commence at 12 o'clock (noon). Auctioneers' Offices Globe Auction Rooms, Reg* ent-street, Wrexham. Telephone, No. 0200. f3071 MESSRS. HENRY MANLEY 6. SONS. HORSES. 400. NEXT WEEK. CREWE HORSE REPOSITORY. HENRY MANLEY & SONS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13TH, 250 High-class Hunters, Harness Horses, Cobs, and Ponies, including 11 fine Match Pairs. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14TH, 150 Grand Heavy Town, Light Lurry, Parcel Van, and Young Horses. Catalogues ready, three-pence each. -ludt;iE £ at 10.30. Sales each day at 12. 3107f SCHOLASTIC. Mr W. S. STEPHENSON, CLISSOLD, WREXHAM FECHAN, PROFESSOR OF THE VIOLIN AND VIOLONCELLO, HAS VACANCIES FOR A FEW PUPILS. I All pupils who have entered for the principal examinations have been successful. 2670f MR WILFRID JONES, TEACHER OF SINGING, BRYN MEIRION, WREXHAM. Begs to announce that he resumes his duties on OCTOBER 1ST, after the Vacation. Pupils' Recent Succeiises- FIRST PRIZE TENOR and BASS SOLOS, NATIONAL EISTEDDFOD, LIVERPOOL. 2474a WELSHPOOL GRAMMAR SCHOOL. XEXT TERM COMMENCES JANUARY 15TH. I Preparation for the University Locals, Preceptors, Public Schools, Shorthand Certificate, and Civil Service Examinations. Over 120 passes during the last niae years in above e;;=irainations. References to Parents in Wrexham and District. Comfortable home for boarders. Moderate Terms. Cambridge Local Examination Class now forming. t3154 T. F. HILES, Head Master. 1 AAA RoUs Embossed Crinkled Paper, JL?\J\J 10feettong,pt3dperroH. Candle ^hadea, all prices. Lamp Shades, 6d and 19 2d. Flower Pot Covers, Id, 2d, and 3d. Fancy Grasses, l. 2d, 3d, and 6d bnnch. Palms and Plants from ?i; good variety. Pampas GrMaes, Id, 2d, 3d, and ?. Shelf Paper, GaaFriDa and Picture Papers, fiolly Strips, &c., for decoration. 6d and Is Games In great variety. Dominoes. 6d to 10a 6d. W I L Ij E T T S, 2A, YORKE STREET, WREXHAM. 294580 ALL ORDERS for PRINTING, LITHO- GRAPHY, BOOKBINDING, &c., intended for the "ADVERTISER" OFFICES, will be 'eceived at the Otheej, MARKET SQUARE, ONLY, ^c-re being NO CONNECTION with any other fir, Office hours, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Telephone 0.66. SALES BY AUCTION. MESSRS JONES & SON. WREXHAM SMITHFIELD. MONDAY NEXT MONDAY NEXT J GRAND ANNUAL CHRISTMAS SHOW AND SALE OF PRIME FAT STOCK. MEsSRS JONES & SON have pleasure in announcing that they will hold the above ON MONDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 10TH, FOR FAT CATTLE AND SHEEP, when 140 Prime Fat Cattle. 350 Ripe F-at Sheep, Wm be offered together with the uauaIweeMy supply of Store Cattle. Fat and Store Pigs will be offered. Prizes in nine classes. PRIZE SHOW AND SALE FOR FAT PIGS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 17TH. Further entries invited. 907j ROSSETT SMITHFIELD. THE next SALE will take place on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19th, at 12 o'clock. A SPECIAL SALE OF POULTRY will also be held, being a convenient day for the Christmas demand. 3148r JONES & SON, Auctioneers. LLANGOLLEN SMITHFIELD. (The North Wales Central Sheep Market.) 3 GREAT XMAS FAT STOCK SALE MESSRS. JONES & SON will hold their -??L Sixth Great AnnnalXmM Fat Stock Show and Sale in the above Smithfield, ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11th, 1900, 120 Prime Fat Oxen, Heifers and Cows. 25 Grand Fat Bulls. 30 Dairy and Store Cattle. 1.200 Ripe Fat Sbeep, principally Wethera. 450 Prime Bacon, Porket, and Store Pigs. Prizes in 14 classes. Judging, 10. Salee, 10.30. Farther Entries Invited. This will be the Finest Show of Fat Stock ever held in the Smithfield. 3035r THIS DAY, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7th. LAST DAY OF SALE. PUBLIC HALL, WREXHAM. MESSRS. JONES & SON will SELL BY AUCTION a large Collection of FINE ART CHINA, which mast positively be cleared out without Reserve. Every Householder should attend. Astonishing Bargains. Sole at 2 and 6 30 prompt. 3147r NEXT WEEK. NEXT WEEK. PUBLIC HALL, WREXHAM. MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY, December 10th, 11th, and 12th, 1900. Highly Important Sale of High-class Linens, of Irish manufacturers, Lace Curtains, &c. MESSRS. JONES and SON have received instructions from Mr John Robinson (Belfast linen warehouseman), to SELL by AUCTION, as above, a large consignment of FINE IRISH LINENS from the Belfast manufacturers, and LACE CUR- TAINS in British, Swiss, and Brussels make. The Stock consists of bleached damask table cloths, nn. bleached ditto in all sizes, fine bleached table damask by the yard, the new unbleached damask with white pattern, damask serviettes and tray cloths in all sizes, dnchesse and centre cloths in beautiful designs, bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen towels, toilet covers, tea and glass cloths, pillow and bolster covers, quilts of every variety, hem-stitched linen sheets, embroidered linen, bed spreads, ladies' and gent's handkerchiefs in plain and hem-stitched, down quilts, woollen cloth blankets, and lace curtains in every variety. On View and Sales by Private Treaty mornings of Sale. Sale each day at Two o'clock and 6 30. NOTE-Special attention is called to this High- claea Sale of Linen. 3088c WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12TH, AT BORRAS HOUSE (3 miles from Wrexham, 1* miles from Gresford). MESSRS JONES & SON have been favoured with instructions from W. J. Sisson, Esq. (who is changing his residence) to SELL BY AUCTION the undermentioned HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Outdoor Effects, &c., viz. FURNITURE.—Handsome walnut marble top china cabinet, with four plate-glass panel doors and plate- glass back, excellent shaped sideboard in mahogany, beautiful inlaid oval occasional clasp table, splendid burr walnnt sofa table, inlaid mahogany secretaire cheat of drawers, ingeniously fitted with pigeon holes and drawers and three large drawers below, bordered Brussels carpet, 22ft. by 9ft. oin., ditto 12ft. square, walnut whatnot. mahogany butler's tray and stand, cast stick and urn brella stand, 22 massive brass stair rods and eyes, 6 half-round ditto, large quantity of Brussels stair carpeting, 2 cornice poles and rings, book shelves, table and bracket lamps, oil lamps, &s. Also painted dresser with ten drawers, sycamore top ditto with fonr drawers and two cupboards, and plate shelves above, stained dresser and shelves, several deal top tables, eight-day hanging clock by Fraser," two iron fountains, five single chairs, small linen preBS, wringing and mangliDg machine, &c., &c. THE BEDROOMS contain two mahogany dressing chests of drawers, with brass drop handles painted chest of drawers, grained linen cupboard with sliding trays and four drawers below, grained linen chest with two drawers below, four iron French bedsteads and palliasses, three wool mattresses, small feather bed, enclosed walnut wasbstand with towel rail attached, painted and other washstands, towel rails, I toilet waie, linoleum, seven brase curtain rods and rings, Kensington Art carpets, sundry felting and carpets, hip bath, fire guard, &e. OUTDOOR EFFIECTS.-Excellent narrow wheel cart with harvest gearing to suit a cob, set of cart gears, 50 five-bar iron hurdles, three useful ladders. clothes line and post, 4 iron tennis poles and nets, grinding stone on iron frame, hen coops, galvanised iron sheets, step ladder, 5 cwt. platform weighing machine, &c. Excellent lean-to green house in good order. 18ft. by 6ft., with stages and wood stand, number of plants ferns, and flower and seakale pots, garden seat, 14in. lawn mower, two twelve ditto, garden netting and hose piping, four light garden tops, three ornamentai vases. Sale at 12 30 o'clock, prompt. Offices :-Wrexham and Llangollen. Telephone No. 73. 3074dj FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14tk, 1900. AT TREVOR ARMS, MARFORD, Four miles from Wrexham, seven from Chester, half- mile from Roasett Station. IMPORTANT SALE of Live and Dead JL STOCK, Prod uce, &c., including grand cow 1 with calf at foot, four coloury cows for early spring calving, new milch cow, three calving heifers, barren heifer, two coloury yearlings, three in-pig EOWS, ten I store pigs, fowl, three valuable cart horses (grand workers), the whole of the gears and harness, imple- ments, including two excellent carts, strong spring shandry, useful governess car, cultivator, harrows, ploughs, pulper, chaff cutter, turnip drill, scuffle, mowing machine, two excellent rick covers, pig tnrnel, and a large number of small tools. &c. Two hundred yards of new netting, 2 ft. 6 x by li mesh. Also the dairy vessels, including No. 6 End over End churn, by Hathaway cream mugs, cans, pans, Ac. Full particulars in posters. By order of Mr Daniel Dudleston who is retiring from business. Sale at 12 o'clock prompt. 3015j JONES & SON, Auctioneers. TO GARDENERS AND OTHERS. MONDAY, DECEMBER 17TH. THE WREXHAM HORSE REPOSITORY (Near the G.W.R. Station.) MESSRS JONES & SON have received instructions from Messrs C. Van Ree and Son (Holland), to SELL BY AUCTION, in the above Repository, a large number of SHRUBS, EVER- GREENS, ROSES, &c., in Great Variety (350 lots. The above will be found a splendid lot, direct from Holland. All to be Sold Without Reserve. Sale at 1,30 prompt. 3158z SALES BY AUCTION. MESSRS. ASTON & SON. SALE BY S. ASTON & SON ARGYLE AUCTION ROOMS. SALE EVERY MONDAY. These ROOMS are OPEN every day to receive FURNITURE, or other GOODS, in any quantity, to be SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION. ALL GOODS TO BE DELIVERED AT THE SIDE EOOR, WITH A LIST GIVING. FULL PARTICULARS GOODS FETCHED OR DELIVERED AT MODERATE OH A ROE. TELEPHONE, No. 0190. 2353 THE SALE on MONDAY NEXT, DECEM- JL BER 10th. by order of Plymouth District Official Receiver in Bankruptcy, re A. G. Payne. also by order of the Official Receiver of North Wales, re Edward Edwards also removed from a gentleman's residence for convenience of Sale, about 100 lots of superior Furniture; also several lots taken by the County Court for debt and under distress for rent, consisting of music ceibinet, sideboard dinner waggon, dining table, hall table, and two chairs, fender and fireirone, kitchen dresser, large cupboard, dinner and breakfast sets, mahogany suite, upholstered in Red Velvet, brass and iron bedsteads, wardrobe, wash- stands and dressing tables, fine old oil-paint ings, by F. Tibbeld, old china and curios, severnl lots of valuable books (Thackeray's works and others) silver and plated goods, carved oak hall chair, vertical iron frame upright grand pianoforte, by Mieur Smith (full compass, check action, and ivory keyboard), mahogany and other chest of drawers, library table, wine decanters, tumblers, and a number of flags, sofas, couches, harmonium, with eight stops, two very large water barrels, antique corner cupboard, brass top fender, iron stove, rosewood musical box, sausage IBiU hand sewing machine, feather beds, oak bureau, and a large variety of scullery and kitchen utensils. Owing to the large number of lots this Sale will commence with the books and curios at 11 o'clock, at 11.30 the horses and fowl will be sold. Auctioneers' Offices, Regent-street, Wrexham. 3142r ARGYLE STREET AUCTION ROOMS, WREXHAM. IMPORTANT SALE OF CHINA AND EARTHENWARE. MESSRS S. ASTON & SON have received M instructions from the Art Pottery Co., Hanley, to SELL BY AUCTION, as above, on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, & FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12TH, 13TH, & 14TH, A Large Selection of BREAKFAST, DINNER, DESSERT, TETE-A-TETE, and TEA SERVICES, in numerous patterns and decorations Toilet and Trinket Sets, uniqus patterns and most exquisite decorations. Vases in Velloutina, Barbotine, Hungarian, Crown Derby; also, vases and jardiniers in cameo decoration, and old style design swans, with pedestals, in old ivory decorations also a fair collection of real figured Jasper pine ware, beauti- fully modelled in artistic drapery, both in vases. flower pots, claret jugs, and other articles, both use- ful and ornamental also some rare pieces painted by some of the best men of the day (Cooper and Thomas) in pots and pedestals, placques, vases, &c. also, in choice artistic decoration, luncheon traye, beer seta, cheese stands, and a quantity of kitchen requisites. SPECIAL NOTE.—The Auctioneers invite special attention to some rare pieces of old china which are to be sold, including candelabras, fruit stands, vases, and other articles. Each piece stamped with an old trade mark. Sale commencing each day at 2 aud 7 o'clock p.m. Goods on view Morning of Sale. Auctioneers' Offices, Regent-street, Wrexham. 3149z ELECTION ADDRESSES. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE WEST WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— The sad and sudden death of Councillor Openshaw causes a vacar.cy in the representation. My views upon trade and friendly society matters being identical with those of the late member, I very readily respond to the request of a large and representative body of working men-supported by other important organisations—that I should offer myself as a Candidate. As a ratepayer and elector for more than a quarter of a century, I claim to know something of the wants of my fellow-townsmen; and as a business man in the Ward for upwards oi seventeen years, I may be depended upon to support such proposals as shall be for the benefit of the trade of the town. My well-known interest in movements having for their object the mental and physical recreation of the people, should be sufficient guarantee oi my support being given to anything that will help to make "Life worth living," especially for the children. Positions of trust which I have held in national and local organisations, with experiences gained by extensive travel, should assist me in taking an intelligent interest in all matters that come up for discussion. Believing that the inhabitants generally should be interested in the affairs of their own town. I shall consider it my duty to meet the electors of the Ward from time to time, thus giving an account of my stewardship. Leaving the issue, with every confidence, in your hands, I beg to remain, Yours sincerely and obediently, JOHN STANFORD. 26, Hope-street, Wrexham, Dec. 3rd, 1900. Mr Stanford will be glad to hear from anv of his friends who can assist him on the day of election 3096 MUNICIPAL ELECTION, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14TH, 19CO. TO THE ELECTORS i OF THE WEST WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— At the earnest and pressing request of a large and influential body of electors of the West Ward I have consented to offer myself as a Candidate for the seat in the Town Council rendered vacant by the untimely and justly-lamented death of Mr Thomas Openshaw, your iate member. I think I may lay claim to possessing special qualifications for such a post, having as you are doubtless aware, already served on the Council for a period of six years, and also as a member of the Board of Guardians for nine years, and I can honestly say that during the whole of that time I have endeavoured to conscientiously fulfil all the promises made by me to the electors, and my record I of attendances at the various meetings will show my strict attention to the duties appertaining to such offices. I am one of the largest ratepayers in the West Ward, being owner of a large amount of property there, so that my interests in connection with financial questions will be identical with your own, and as at the preeent time the town is committed to a number of important and costly schemes it will be my special duty to give my careful consideration to the same. In conclnsion, I may say that, as always, I shall be very p eased to do anything in my power to promote the welfare of the Working Classes of the town, and should you do me the honour of returning me as your member on the 14th inst., yon may rest assured that I will endeavour to represent you independently, faithfully, and well. I remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, JAMES WHITTINGHAM. Fechan House, Wrexham, Dec. 5th, 1900. 3141ez R APH AE L'S ALMANAC, 1901 NOW READY. Contains Hints to Farmers and Gardeners; Birth- a Information for every day. and the Fate of any Child born dortag the year. When to court. marry, buy; sel., speculate, hire servants, seek employment, set fowls, fish, bake, brew, travel, remove, or do any- thing else. The best Almantc published. 128 pages. price 6d, post free 7d. l Foulabam, 4, Pilgrim-street, Ludgate Hill, E.C., and all Stationers and bookstalls. 2599c BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. PURE BEER. Messrs. F F, I & Co. HAVE PLEASURE IN BEING ABLE TO GUARANTEE THE ABSOLUTE PUnITY OF THEIR CELEBRATED ALES, HAVING SUBMITTED BOTH THEIR MILS AND BITTER BEEns TO A LONDON EXPERT. AND ALSO TO Mn. A. N. PALMES. BELOW ARE THE REPORTS I have carefully examined the mild and bitter beers supplied by Messrs P. W. Soames. & Co., Wrexham, and, as the result of a searching analysis, "find them to be pure and wholesome, brewed from pure materials, no glucose whatever being employed as a substitute for malt. I certify these beers to be absolutely free from arsenic. (Signed) "MATTHEW J. CANNON, P.C.S., 16, Devonshire Square, London, E.C." "I have examined the contents of the two bottles of ale described as "samples of your mild and pale ales, and find them free from all trace of arsenic. I (Signed) "ALFRED NEOBARD PALMER, F.C.S. The Brewery, Wrexham, November, 1900." t XMAS PRESENTS. W. W. REES Is making a Grand Display of NOVELTIES in LACE, TIES and FICHUS, SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES of every Description for day and evening wear. SILK BL OUSES in a variety of colours and styles (very special) 5/11 each, worth 8/11. FLANNEL BLOUSES 3/6. 4/9, 5/11 each. FLANNELETTE „ 1/11, 2/3, 2/9 „ FUR NECKLETS from 1141 to 63/- MUFFS „ 2/11 to 25/- „ SERVANTS' APRONS IjO-h l/3 £ 1/6^, 1/lli each. CAPS 3Ad, 4M, 6id, 8td each. „ PRINTS 2/6, 2/11, dress length, fast color. H.S. LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS in Fancy Boxes l/ll, 2/3 the I doz. ELABORATELY EMBROIDERED INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS, Pure Linen, 7 td each. LADIES' and CHILDRENS' UMBRELLAS from l/6 £ to 21/- each. LARGE STOCK of SILKS and OTHER LIGHT FABRICS SUITABLE FOR EVENING WEAR. DRESSMAKING A SPECIALITY. MOURNING ORDERS EXECUTED on the SHORTEST NOTICE. NOTE ADDRESS- W. W. REES, CHURCH STREET, WREXHAM. 2%4 J. P. LLOYD, ESTABLISHED 1874, DEALER IN HAY, STRAW, CORN, & FLOUR. ALL KINDS OF FEEDING STUFF FOR HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, PIGS, POULTRY DOGS AND GAME. A LARGE STOCK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ALWAYS ON HAND. QUEEN STREET HAY, CORN, AND FLOUR STORES. WAREHOUSEARGYLE & LORD STREETS, WREXHAM. 812 PLANTING SEASON. FOREST TREES, QUICKS, PRIVET, HOLLIES &c., FRUIT TREES, (Leading Sorts), ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS, STANDARD AND DWARF ROSES, CLIMBING PLANTSVIRGINIAN CREEPERS, CLEMATIS, IRIS, HERBACEOUS PLANTS IN GREAT VARIETY. FINE COLLECTION OF GREENHOUSE PLANTS PALMS, AZALIAS, CROTONS, FERNS, &c., &c., INSPECTION INVITED. CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION. STRACHAN & EVANS, SE £ D MERCHANTS AND NURSERYMEN, 4, HIGH STREET, WREXHAM. NURSERIES :-NEAR RAILWAY STATION. 2495 HARDWARE STORES AND • LAMP DEPOT, 7, HOPE STREET, WREXHAM, PROPRIETOR J. COLEMERE GITTINS. LAMPS1 LAMPS! LAMPS! BEST RELIABLE MAKES ONLY SUPPLIED. Avoid Foreign Rubbish, it is dear and dangerous. LOCAL DEPOT for the Sale of LAMPS made by JAMES HINKS & SON, Limited, Birmingham THOMAS ROWATT & SONS, Edinburgh; And RIPPINGILLE'S OIL STOVES. J. COLEMERE GITTINS, 7, HOPE STREET, WREXHAM. BEST AMERICAN PETROLEUM or KEROSENE, in Drums or Casks, at Wholesale Prices, delivered Free any. reasonable distance. ROOFING FELT, 4d. per yard. GALVANISED ROOFING SHEETS AND BARBED WIRE. BUILDERS' HARDWARE. LARGEST STOCKS. LOWEST PRICES. I A few Second-hand BICYCLES I FOR SALE, FROM X2 UPWARDS, AT J. C. GITTINS'S HARDWARE STORES, LAMP & CYCLE DEPOT, WREXHAM. i & I 9T