Barry Dock News

CADOXTON-BARRY CRICKET CLUB. THE MEMBERS DINE TOGETHER AT THE THREE BELLS INN. The members of the Cadoxton-Barry Cricket Club dined together at the Three Bells Inn, Cad- Oxton-Barry, on Wednesday evening last, when a numerous company of members and friends sat down to a sumptuous repast provided in capital style by the host and hostess (Mr and Mrs Harvey). The catering arrangements were also in every par- ticular carried out in the most efficient manner, and reflected great credit upon those concerned, the first efforts of Mr Harvey on this occasion as caterer in this district creating a very favourable impression upon all present. The decorations of the room were likewise very attractive. Dr P. J. O'Donnell, president of the club, occupied the chair, and that gentleman was supported around the tables by the following :—Messrs Rees G. Morris, W. M. Douglas, W. Evans (solicitor), M. Howells (Colebrook), J. Barstow (Hebble House), D. Lloyd and E. Lloyd (Main-street), B. T. Pom- eroy, Brown (National Bank of Wales), F. W. Heale (London), W. Hodge, G. Waters, H. Waters, J. D. O'Donnell, J. Hammett (Cardiff), W. R. Howell (secretary of the club), T. Austin, W. Syms, W. Morse, G. Simpson, 0. G. Beddoe, F. Williams, W. L. Hughes, C. Masters, C. Batten, — Limerick, G. Lloyd, A. Bricknell, F. C. Boys, J. A. Owen (architect), J. H. Nelmes (Barry Dock Newt), G. Thomas (Cardiff), W. Barnett (Cardiff), S. Williams (Cardiff), J.R. Llewellyn and S. Jones (Barry Dock News), W. LI. Williams (South Wales Star), &C. Dinner over the first toast on the list was that of The Queen," which was given by the Chair- man and loyally welcomed. Mr George Waters next proposed The Trade of the District," and in so doing said he had been a resident of the district for the past seven years. During that period he had observed the marked degree of progress which had been made. When he came to Cadoxton there were only about three new houses in existence in the district, but at the present time the district comprised at least 4,000 houses, a fact which really was a source of surprise to all. (Hear, hear.) He would couple with the toast the names of Mr Morgan Howell and Mr Pomeroy. Mr Howell, in response, said he felt considerable interest in the cricket and football clubs in the district. (Cheers.) The progress which trade in this district had made in so short a time was really marvellous, and would bear comparison with any of the United States towns. (Cheers.) Mr Pomeroy said the Barry and Cadoxton dis- trict was one of the best places in the world to make money, and he had come to the district ostensibly for this purpose. (Laughter and ap- plause.) Mr Douglas then proposed the toast of "The Cadoxton Cricket Club." and stated that during his residence in the district he viewed with pleasure the efforts put forward by cricketers to foster the game. He had also derived great pleasure in playing for the Cadoxton club last year, and be earnestly hoped to see the district club do better work in the future than in the past. (Hear, hear.) What he anxiously desired was to see all local teams shake hands, and join to form a good representative team for the district, which would show the whole of Glamorganshire that the district of Barry and Cadoxton could produce an eleven able to compete with any team in the county. (Cheers.) If any differences really existed at the present time, he sincerely hoped they should be allowed to slide, and that the clubs would come to some amicable arrange- ment with a view to forming a jolly good club. (Loud applause.) Mr W. R. Howell, secretary of the club, also responded, and in the course of some suitable remarks said it was the intention of the Cadoxton Cricket Club next season to be incorporated with the district club, in order to form a first-class team for the district generally. Mr Howell then read an extract from the Barry Dock News giving the bowling and batting averages for last season, and said tnat 17 matches had been played, of which they had won nine, lost six, and two had been drawn. Four of the matches won, how- ever, were due to the Wednesday team. (Cheers.) The total income of the club for last year was L9 9s and expenditure, £8 17s which left them a balance in hand of 12s. (Applause.) Mr W. Hodge said the second eleven bad played seven matches, winning three and losing four. (Cheers.) Mr W. L. Hughes followed, and said the Wed- nesday team only lost one match, and that was due only to bad weather. (Applause.) The Chairman then presented Mr F. C. Boys, late secretary of the club, with a beautiful gold shield (enclosed in a morocco and leather case, and bearing a suitable inscription), as a gift from the members and friends of the club, and said the athletic clubs of the district had sustained a loss at his removal from the district. (Applause.) Mr Boys appropriately returned thanks. Mr W. L. Hughes submitted the toast of kindred clubs, which was responded to, on behalf of the United District Cricket Club, by Mr Rees G. Morris (captain), and, on behalf of the United Football Club, by Mr J. H. Nelmes, secretary. Another interesting ceremony was then per- formed, Mr J. Masters, who made the highest batting and bowling average for the season, with a champion cricket bat presented by Mr C. Follick, clothier, &c., Barry-road, Cadoxton.- Mr C. Masters returned thanks. The toast of "The Visitors," given by Mr W. L. Hughes, was responded to by Mr F. W. Heale, London and The Press," given by Mr Hodge, was acknowledged by Mr J. R. Llewellyn Barry Dock News, and Mr W. LI. Williams, South Wale* Star. "The Host and Hostess" followed, and the toast was gracefully responded to by Mr and Mrs Harvey. The last toast was that of The Chairman," which wus received with musical honours. Songs were also sung during the evening by Messrs W. R. Howell, Williams, Limerick, G. Prickett, C. M'Dofcald, J. Harvey, H. Waters, W. Barnett, J. Hammett, J. H. Nelmes, T. Austin, J. D. O'Donnell, C. H. Roberts, W. M. Douglas, &c. Mr J. A. Owen kindly acted as accompanist.

VOLUNTEER INTELLIGENCE. No. 11 BATTERY. 2ND GLAMORGAN ARTILLERY VOLUN- TEERS BATTERY ORDERS. Cadoxton-Barry. October 9, 1891. Parades for the ensuing week as under Monday, lZth-Gun Drill. I Tuesday, 13th-Gun Drill. Wednesday, 14th-Gun Drill. Thursday, 15th-Gun Drill. Friday, 16th-Gun Drill. I Saturday, 17th-Recruits' Carbine Competition at Grangetown. Hours of Parade, 7.30 to 8.30 p.m. The above Gun Drills are preparatory to the 64-pounder Standing Gun Drill Competition, which takes place on Monday, the 19th instant. To-morrow (Saturday) Gun Practice at Laver- nock, leave Cadoxton by the 3.27 p.m. train. All Carbines and Swords to be returned to the Store, except those members who intend to com- pete for the Recruios' Carbine Competition. By order, (Signed), J. JUST HANDCOCK, Captain, Commanding 11th Battery. SEVERN VOLUNTEER DIVISION, ROYAL ENGINEERS. BARRY DETACHMENT. —Order-! for week ending Saturday, 17th of October.—Drills as under:- Wednesday, October 14th, at the Barry Market, 7.45 p.m. This parade will be in review order (that is—tunics, dress trousers, helmets, top coats rolled, leggings, and gloves;. A prize will be 9 1 given at this parade for the best-dressed man, as mentioned in previous order? ri2es and side-arms to be brought. It is hoped that ail members of the detachment will make an effort to attend. During the week ending October 24th there will J be one drill on Thursday, the 22nd instant, when inspection will take place in flag signalling, and prizes will be distributed. After this drills will besuspended until the end of November. By order, J. ARTHUR HUGHES, Lieutenant S.V.D.R.E., Commanding Barry Detachment.

BARRY AND DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY. FORMATION OF A BRANCH AT BARRY DOCK. A public meeting in connection with the above society, for the purpose of forming a branch at Barry Dock, was held at the Welsh Baptist Chapel, Holton, on Tuesday evening last, Captain R. Davies, dock- master, presiding. There were also present-Mr J. Lowdon, Mr Warn (Gloucester), Messrs J. J. Moon (president), H. Inch, J. Blainey, J. W. Kilby, R. Ewins, W. Scott, &c. The Chairman, in the course of an address, ex- plained the objects of the society, and the benefits to be derived therefrom, and urged upon all present to become members, as the co-operative principle was a grand principle for working men generally. He also advised those who would join to avoid as much as possible having their names placed on the books as customers, as he thought people were thus liable to purchase more than they really required. It was the ready-money system which the society advocated, and which they wished to impress upon working men. (Hear, hear.) The Chairman was of opinion that if the book system was done away with a great step would be taken towards abating the flood of poverty all over the country. The co-operative society required no praise-it had flourished all over the country, and he hoped the members would support the new branch heartily, as had been done at Barry. (Cheers.) Mr Warn, of Gloucester, was the next speaker, and he ably explained the satisfactoly progress the society was making amongst the working classes in Gloucester. He also gave instances of the hardships endured by the society in that town in competing with the trades- people of the district, and said the Barry branch was on a more solid financial footing in twelve months than they were in Gloucester for the first three years. (Cheers.) Last year alone, however, the profits realised at Gloucester were much larger than were realised in the first thirteen years. (Applause.) He Strongly advised all present to invest their money in the co-operative stores, where they could obtain five per cent. interest. In Gloucester the society had also been the means of educating children, and helping members in times of sickness and distress. The society accepted any man as member, regardless of religion or politics. In Gloucester they had at present 21 shops, 24 horses, and three coal wharves. They also had 24 trucks for conveying coal from the collieries, and had at the present time above 2,000 tons of coal in stock, together with £ 10,000 surplus capital to fall back upon in case something should happen. Mr Warn concluded by wishing the new branch at Barry Dock every success. Mr J. J. Moon, the president, thought it would be superfluous on his part to enter into details after the able addresses and sound advice which they had just listened to, and he would content himself by pro- posing the following resolution: — That m the opinion of this meeting the time has now arrived when a branch of the Barry and District Co-operative Industrial Society, Limited, be opened at Holton and that steps be taken to open the same immedi- ately and we hereby pledge ourselves to further the objects of the same." Mr Blainey having seconded, Mr. Lowdon and Mr. H. Inch strongly supported the resolution, Mr Lowdon stating that he did not think he was entitled to speak at that meeting, as he was not a working man. How- ever, he was exceedingly pleased to be present, as the movement was a deserving one, and in the direction of self-help. (Hear, hear.) He was very pleased in- deed with the success of the Barry branch, as it showed conclusively what working men could really accom- plish if they put their shoulders to the wheel. It also showed that working men could do the work them- selves without any outside interference whatever. He had only to ask the people of Holton, therefore, to do the same as the people of Barry had done, and he was certain in a very short time they would be quite satis- fied with the steps they had taken. (Cheers.) The motion was carried unanimously. Mr Moon moved that a hearty vote of thanks be accor- ded to the Chairman and other gentlemen who had addressed the meeting.-This was duly seconded and carried. The following particulars with reference to the Barry branch may be interesting:—The branch was formed in July, 1890, with a share capital of jB184 12s 3d. The present number of members is 196 and the share capital, £306 10s 5d total trade for twelve months, about £5,000; paid to members in dividend, £ 204 3s 2d paid as interest on sharecapital, £ 11 7s Id; carried forward to reserve fund, &c., £ 45 lis lid. The first annual meeting of the Barry branch was held last evening (Thursday), M* J. J. Moon presi- ding, when most of the officers and committee were re-elected and it was decided to extend the business premises of the society. The cash receipts for goods sold duringthe past quarter amounted to £ l,27510s 9^d, the disposable profits, after paying all expenses, being £7412s 7d. This it was decided to dispose of as fol- lows :-Interest on share capital, E3 16s 6d £110s Od. to education fund dividend of Is 2d in the pound on members' purchases, 7d to non-members £ 13s 4d to depreciation of fixed stock carrying forward a bal- ance of S4 5s 5d to the reserve fund. The secretary of this society is Mr J. W. Kilby.

PROPOSED COTTAGE HOSPITAL FOR BARRY AND CADOXTON. ACTION BY THE LOCAL BOARD. THE LEADING LOCAL COMPANIES TO BE APPEALED TO. A private meeting of the General Purposes Committee of the Local Board was held on Tues- day afternoon last, at the Board Office, Cadoxton- Barry, for the purpose of considering the desirability of establishing a cottage hospital in the district. The members present were—Mr J. C. Meggitt (chairman), Major-General Lee, Messrs George Thomas, J. J. Williams, E. Treharne, P. J. O'Donnell, W. Thomas (auctioneer), J. Robinson, M.Inst.C.E., and W. Thomas (The Hayes). As we have indicated the proceedings were conducted in private, but the main features of the proceedings were subsequently communi- cated by the clerk to the representatives of the local press. The matter was introduced by the Chairman, and heartily taken up by all the mem- bers present. Eventually, it was unanimously resolved that In the opinion of the Board it is desirable that a cottage hospital be provided for the district." It was also resolved that the Chairman, General Lee, and Dr Neale be ap- pointed a committee to wait upon the Barry Rail- way Company, the Barry Graving Dock and Engineering Company, and the Barry and Cadox- ton Gas and Water Company with the view of enlisting their sympathy, co-operation, and support in the movement. A resolution wa-i also passed to the effect that a portion of the cost of maintenance of the proposed hospital be defrayed by a grant from the Local Board out of the current rates, under the provisions of Section 101 of the Public Health Act, 1875. General Lee remarked he was of opinion that no local authority in the Kingdom had yet taken advantage of the provisions of this section, so that the Barry and Cadoxton Local Board would probably be the first to do so in the present instance. It was further agreed that as soon as the deputation had waited upon the different companies named the Chairman of the Board should call a town's meeting to consider the matter. It may be added that the intention of the Board at present is to establish a hospital for the reception of about four accident cases, the cost of an establishment providing four beds being calculated to amount to about JB500 a year, and it was earnestly hoped that the principal companies and others connected with the district would sub- scribe liberally towards the funds. It was like- wise suggested that the hospital couid be more economically conducted at the outset under the auspices of the Cottage Nursing Association of the district, and that the same be located in a temporary building until the scheme had sufficiently developed itself. These are the abstract outlines of the movement, hitherto, and we feel sure, in wishing the same every success, the inhabitants of the district will do all in their power to "hold up the hands of the promoters in so plausible a direction.

SEEDS! SEEDS! SEEDS! A SPLENDID Selection of VEGETABLE and FLOWER SEEDS, direct from Messrs Cooper, Taber and Company, the large3t seed growers in Europe.-Please apply for cata- logues and compare with Cardiff prices.-W. R. HOPKINS, M.P.S., Barry Dock Drug Stores Cadoxton. i

OPENING OF A CONVALESCENT HOME AT EAST BARRY. PROGRESSIVE MOVEMENT OF THE RAILWAY MISSION. ADDRESSES BY LADY ABERDARE AND OTHERS. The South Wales Railway Mission Home of Rest, in High-street, East Barry, and which provides accom- modation for six injured railway employees, while in a state of convalescence,was formally opened on Mon- day afternoon last by Lady Aberdare, who was accom- gmied during the proceedings by the Hon. Miss ruce, Mrs John Cory, and Miss Cory. The opening proceedings took place at the Barry Public Hall, where a women's meeting was held, and an interest- ing address was delivered by her Ladyship, who based her highly instructive remarks upon the sub- ject of God is love." At the close of the address, a cordial vote of thanks was accorded Lady Aberdare, and the other ladies present, for their presence and counsel, and the meeting was closed with prayer by Mr J. Protheroe, the evangelist of the Railway Mission. Leaving the Public Hall, Lady Aberdare pro- ceeded to the Home of Rest, and inspected the prem- ises with manifest interest. The home will be sup- ported by voluntary contributions, and will be under the superintendence of Mr J. Protheroe, the evangel- ist of the mission. Lady Aberdare delivered another address at the home, her remarks bearing with earnestness upon the duty of the public generally to support institutions for the special benefit and ameli- oration of railway servants throughout the country. She also said she was very pleased to be honoured with the privilege of declaring the home open. The Home, she said, was only a temporary structure, and she hoped to see in a short time a larger building- one capable of holding from 50 to 60 beds. She had much pleasure in stating that the Home was open, and she trusted that the blessing of God would rest upon the efforts put forth in connection with such a laudable object.—Mr Protheroe again closed the meeting by pronouncing the benediction. Shortly afterwards, Mr C. Lurdy, manager of the Rhymney Railway Company, visited Barry and in- spected the home, and, before leaving, handed to Mr Protheroe a subscription of a sovereign towards the funds of the Home. About five o'clock, a public tea was given at the hall, which was partaken of by fully 200 persons, the tables being presided over by Mrs Rutter, Mrs Meaker, Mrs Ellis, Mrs Harris, and Miss Collins, who were assisted by Messrs R. Rutter, F. Rutter, James Rodcliffe, J. Wilkinson, Thomas Ellis, &c. In the evening a public meeting was held in the hall, under the presidency of Mr Alderman John Cory, J. P., of Porthkerry; when addresses in behalf of the railway mission, and the noble work which it per- formed, were delivered by the esteemed Chairman, Mr E. L. H. Reed, Mr R. Rutter, Captain Sharpies, Mr J. Protheroe, the evangelist, and others. Appro- priate hymns were also sung during the evening by the audience, who were accompanied on the harp by Misses Mason and Sealey. Mr Protheroe, in the course of a lengthy address, announced that amongst the subscribers to the home of rest fund were the following :—Mr Edward Davies, J.P., Llandinam, JB25 Lord Aberdare, £25; Mr John Cory, B5; Lady Aberdare, £1; Captain R. Davies, dockmaster, 10s 6d Sir Morgan Morgan, 10s Mr E. H. L. Reed, solicitor, 5s &c. The same gentleman announced that there was still a balance due to the treasurer of B15 10s Id in connection with the initial expenses of home. He likewise stated that Mr Edward Davies' donation would be paid on condition that an additional B75 would be collected by November. Letters of apology for absence were read from General Lee, Mr D. A. Thomas, M.P., Mr J. C. Meggitt, Captain Davies, and others; and the meeting closed with the customary votes of thanks.

CARDIFF GUN CLUB. Witchill Athletic Grounds, BARRY ROAD, CADOXTON. The Third Round for the MEMBERS' CHALLENGE CUP Will take place on MONDAY NEXT, OCT. 12, COMMENC- ING AT TWELVE O'CLOCK SHARP. OPEN SWEEPSTAKES TO FOLLOW. Mr Hoddinott has made arrangement for a supply of Rabbits weekly, and intends holding a Rabbit Coursing Match on Saturday Afternoon. gales bl1 Ruction. SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND SHOP PROPERTY AT BARRY DOCK. MESSRS LEWIS LEWIS & DAVIES have received instructions to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION at the Barry Dock Hotel, Barry Dock, on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29th, 1891, at 3.30 p.m., all those FOUR PRIVATE DWELLING HOUSES, numbered 20, 21, 22, and 23, Graving Dock-street, Barry Dock, let to good tenants at 8s 6d per week each. Lease 99 years from 1st January, 1890. Ground Rent, L2 8s each house. Further particulars can be obtained on applica- tion to the AUCTIONEERS, at their Offices, in Poole Chambers, Holton-road, Barry Dock 1, 3, 6, and 7, Barry Dock Chambers, Vere-street, Cadoxton and 17, Church-street, Cardiff; or JAMES MORGAN, Esq., Solicitor, 37, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. DUKE-STREET AUCTION ROOMS, CARDIFF. MESSRS J. G. MADDOX and Co. will SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, on TUES- DAY and THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13 and 15, 1891, and immense collection of Superior HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. Will be sold without-Reserve to cover advances. The Stock comprises excellent suites in maho- gany, walnut and oak, with sideboards and cabi nets and glasses of various sizes to match, dining andother tables, walnut bedroom suites complete, puchesse toilets with wardrobes, chests of drawers, and towel rails en suite hall and kitchen furni ture, and numerous other sundries. Owing to the numerous lots the Sale will com- mence at Two o'clock precisely. On view morning of Sale. A Fact Worth Knowing. TO THE INHABITANTS OF CADOXTON AND BARRY. THE ONLY PURE MILK In the whole district is sold by the CADOXTON AND BARRY MILK SUPPLY. This Fact has been proved at Cadoxton Police Court by Superintendent Wake's sample and the Public Analyst. The Sample Milk proved 8 per cent. over the usual standard. PROPRIETOR :— WILLIAM CLACEE, WAINSILL HOUSE, CADOXTON BARRY. To Builders and Contractors. TENDERS are invited for the ERECTION of a Pair of SEMI-DETACHED VILLAS in Church-road, East Barry, for MR E. AXTEN. Also, ELEVEN HOUSES in Welford-street, Barry, for MESSRS BUTT & AXTEN. Also, TWELVE HOUSES in Viotoria-road, Barry, for MESSRS BUTT & AXTEN. Drawings can be seen, and particulars obtained, on and after Monday, the 12th instant, at the Office of Mr E. AXTEN, Architect, No. 10, Romilly-road, East Barry. Small Prepaid Advertisements. ■«T J r\ Three Six Words. Once. times- time8. 20 Words .0 6 10 16 30 Words 0 9 1 6 2 3 40 Words 1 0 2 0 3 0 Each extra 10 words 0 3 0 6 0 9 These charges apply only to the classes of advertisement specified below, and are strictly confined to those which are ordered for CONSECU- TIVE insertion, and PAID FOR PREVIOUS TO INSERT TION. If either of these conditions is not complied with the advertisement will be charged by the Business scale :— APARTMENTS WANTED I HOUSES WANTED APARTMENTS TO LET HOUSES TO BE SOLD ARTICLES LOST MISCELLANEOUS WANTS ARTICLES FOUND I MISCELLANEOUS SALSS BUSINESSES FOR DISPOSAL PARTNERSHIPS WANTED BUSINESSES WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED HOUSES TO LET SITUATIONS VACANT. (Etoattottal. A GERMAN CLASS is about being formed by Fraulein Willms. The class will meet for instruction one evening weekly for 12 weeks, commencing the first week in November. Terms moderate. Full particulars can be obtained on application to FRAULEIN WILLMS, Kectory-road, Cadoxton. A FRENCH CLASS is about being formed by Fraulein Willms. The class will meet for instruction one evening weekly for 12 weeks, com- mencing the first week in November. Terms moderate. Full particulars can be obtained on application to FRAULEIN WILLMS, Rectory-road, Cadoxton. SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, Rectory-road, Cadox- ton-Barry. Principal, MISS SMALL. Pros- pectuses and Terms on application. BARRY PREPARATORY SCHOOL.—Princi- pal, MISS BCRBIDGE, Atherstone House, Windsor-road, East Barry. cfRLottq). MORTGAGES.—Large and Small Amounts M immediately advanced on House Property and Business Premises. Respectablo Builders Financed.—LEWIS LEWIS and DAVIES, 1, 3, 6, and 7, Barry Dock Chambers, Vere-street, Cadoxton and Poole Chambers, Holton-road, Barry Dock. rSO W TO be advanced on Mortgage of (completed) SHOPS in Cadox- ton, Barry Dock, and Barry.—Apply to ROGERS & ROGERS, Solicitors, 5, Vere-street, Cadoxton- Barry. MESSRS. MICHAEL DAVIES & CO., Auctioneers, 17, Church-street, Cardiff, have SEVERAL SUMS ready to be ADVANCED on MORTGAGE in the Barry Dock district, at 5 per cent. per annum interest. MONEY Advanced on Plate, Diamonds, Jewellery. Sums over £ 100 at Bank rate per annum.—Phillips, Pawnbroker, Wholesale Jeweller, 24, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. printing. PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION executed at the Barry Dock Nevis Office, 52, Main-street, Cadoxton-Barry. (CIRCULARS printed neatly and quickly at J the Barry Dock Neivs Office, 52, Main-street Cadoxton-Barry. CARDS of every description printed at th« Barry Dock News, Office, 52, Main-street, Cadoxton-Barry. Jjouscs, ~Eanb, etc., Sifcmttb. rnwo ROOMS suitable for Offices wanted in I Pontypridd.—L. LEWIS, Barry Dock Cham- bers, Cadoxton-Barry. WANTED, to Buy or Rent, a HOUSE (with some LAND), in neighbourhood of DINAS POWIS or ST. ANDREWS.—Apply "S. Barry Dock News Office, Cadoxton-Barry. ittincrz, gress anii Jttantle makers MISSES M. AND L. EVANS, MILLINERS l: AND DRESSMAKERS, 8, Glebe-terrace, Holton-road, Barry Dock. N.B.-An Assort- ment of CHILDRENS' DRESSES, PINAFORES, &c., Kept. Shipping. ASTLE LINE for the GOLD FIELDS of SOUTH AFRICA. Weekly Passenger Service. Donald Currie and Co., 3 and 4, Fen church-street, London. Agents LEWIS LEWIS AND DAVIES, olton-road, Barry Docks. ARTICULARS of PLEASURE CRUISES P for the year 1891 by the Orient Company's Steamships "Garone," 3876 tons register, 3,000 h.p., and "Chimborazo," 3847 tons register, 3,000 h.p., may be obtained on application to LEWIS LEWIS AND DAVIES, Auctioneers kc., Barry Dock Chambers, Vere-street, Cadoxton Barry. jnblxt pauses, tit. IjlREE PUBLIC HOUSE, guaranteed takings from £ 40 to £ 50 weekly, to Let. Rent only B50 yearly. Ingoing £ 1,000—a fortune in a few years. Splendid opening for an active energetic party.-MR TIDSWELL, 71, Andrews- street, Liverpool, N. Situations Daeant. ANTED, Respectable YOUTH as an APPRENTICE for the GENERAL DRAPERY (in or out door.)-Apply J. JONES, Bristol House, Cadoxton. WANTED, Good GENERAL SERVANT at once.—Apply 114, High-street, Barry. ANTED, a WOMAN to WASH, one or two days a week, and help with House Work on other days, when required.—Apply, ROYAL HOTEL, Cadoxton-Barry. ANTED, a Good GENERAL SERVANT (no milking).—Apply MRS THOMAS, The Hayes Farm, Sully, near Penarth. WANTED, a smart well-educated YOUTH, age about 16, good character indispen- sable. Apply by letter, stating experience (if any), and salary required, S. A. WILLIAMS, Ship- broker, Barry Dock. ANTED, a RESPECTABLE GIRL, aged 14 or 16, to assist another in House Work. Apply to DR TREHARNE, Bellevue-terrace, Cadox- tou-Barry. ANTED, a FEMALE SERVANT for Farm House and Dairy.—Apply to "J.S. Barry Dock News, Cadoxton-Barry. ANTED, a Good JUNIOR CLERK.— Apply, giving full particulars, to MANAGER, Paint Works, Barry Dock. gjjouses, etc., CQrD jiei HOUSE TO LET on CROGAN HILL, Cadoxton- Barry. Seven Rooms, healthy situation.— Apply at No. 1, above address. FORSTER STREET.—A GOOD HOUSE TO LET.—Apply to LEWIS LEWIS AND DAVIES, Vere-street, Cadoxton-Barry. FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS PREMISES IN High-street, Barry, to be LET or SOLD, consisting of Large Double-fronted Shop, with Plate Glass Windows, Nine Rooms and Spacious Cellar. Main Thoroughfare.—Apply F. SMALL, contractor, Romilly-road, Barry. TO LET, HOUSE and SHOP in Barry-road, Cadoxton, suitable for any BUSINESS, Newly Papered. Rent, 14s per week.—Apply to E. LEWIS & Co., Plumbers and Decorators, Main- street, Cadoxton, Barry Docks. BASSETT-STREET.—Two six-roomed Houses to let; Rents, 8s each per week.—Apply to LEWIS LEWIS & DAVIES, Auctioneers, Poole Cham- bers, Holton-road, Barry Dock or to MR. SMITH JONES, at same address. TO HOUSE-SEEKERS.—HOUSES to LET near the Police Station. Excellent accom- modation for respectable families. Moderate rentals.-Apply to LEWIS LEWIS and DAVIES, Holton-road; or to SMITH JONES, Holtcn-road, Barry Dock. P Y K E S T R E E T, BARRY DOCK.—A P House to let. Rents, 9s per week. — Apply to SMITH JONES, Holton-road, Barry Dock or to LEWIS LEWIS and DAVIES, Auctioneers, Cadoxton and Barry Dock. BUILDING SITES to Let in the Parish of Cadoxton-juxta-Barry, on 999 years' leases, at moderate ground rents.—Apply to LEWIS LEWIS AND DAVIES, Estate Agents, &c., Barry Dock Chambers, Vere-street, Cadoxton-Barry. BURLINGTON-STREET.—A House to Let. Rental, 9s per week.—Apply to JOHN TREHARNE, 2, Roberts-street, Barry Dock. TREHARNE, 2, Roberts-street, Barry Dock. gituationg S&antcS. WANTED, by a respectable Married Woman, WEEKLY WASHING for Clerks, Shop Assistants, &c., in Cadoxton and neighbour- hood. Well up in Ironing.—Apply, MRS. HARRIS, 2, Daniel-street, Cadoxton-Barry. Apartments SManteb. TWO FURNISHED ROOMS (Bed and Sit- ting) required by Two Young Men with respectable people in Cadoxton.—Send terms, &c., to FRED, Barry Dock News, Cadoxton. fJropertij for gale. IRST-CLASS GROCERY AND PROVISION BUSINESS, with Wholesale Beer License attached. Lease, low rent, a Bargain. Hay, Corn, and Milk Business with Cows, Hoises, Carts, and Property. Hotels, Public Houses, and Off-licensed Businesses, Shops, Villa Residences, Cottage Property to Let and for Sale. Insur- ances, Fire, Life, Plate Glass, General Accident, Farming Stock, and Cattle, Boiler and Steam Power, Employers' Liability and Guarantee Fidelity, in the best offices in the Kingdom.- liDWARD REES, House, Estate, and Insurance Agent, Mortgage and Finance Broker, &c., &c. Temporary address—45, Vere-street, Cadoxton. 9, WINDSOR-ROAD, BARRY. FOR SALE, Substantial Convenient HOUSE, near I Barry Station. Six Bedrooms, low ground rent.-Apply on premises. HOUSES FOR SALE, four and six bedrooms, and SHOPS, Barry Docks and Cadoxton. — Apply, LEWIS EVANS, Printer, Main street, Cadoxto I. WO HOUSES and SHOPS to LET in Barry- road, Cadoxton-Barry. Good and Im- proving Position. Rent, 12s.-Apply, F. P. JONES-LLOYD, Solicitor, Barry Dock. FOR SALE, TWO COMMODIOUS HOUSES and SHOPS in that busy thoroughfare, Barry-road, Cadoxton both Newly-Papered and Painted throughout.—Apply to E. LEWIS & Co., Plumbers and Decorators, Main-street, Cadoxton, Barry Docks. Price, JS400 each. Let at 14s per week, tenant paying rates and taxes. Ground rent, L2 10s per annum. FOR SALE, by Private Treaty, Nos. 43, 44, and 45, Main-street, Cadoxton-Barry.—Apply to LEWIS LEWIS & DAVIES, 1, 3, and 7, Barry Dock Chambers, Vere-street, Cadoxton-Barry. ""VTO. 19, MAIN-STREET (commodious House, lAI Shop, and Premises'! for Sale.—Apply to LEWIS LEWIS & DAVIES, Cadoxton or to MICHAEL DAVIES, Auctioneer, Bridgend. ^Partnership. ENTLEMAN is open to invest £2,009 in kx Going Concern at Barry Dock. Full par- ticulars in confidence to "M.J.care of MICHAEL DATIES and Co., Auctioneers, 17, Church-street, Cardiff. (Dffias to jCet TO LET, in the best part of Holton-road, Good J. OFFICES and Two or Three-Stall STABLE, with COACH-HOUSE.—Apply 10, Holton-road, Barry Dock. OFFICES TO LET in Barry Dock and Cad- oxton-Barry.—Apply to LEWIS LEWIS AND DAVIES, House Agents, Cadoxton-Barry. got gale. OR SALE, Second-hand KITCHENER.— Apply, HAGGETT, Main-street, Cadoxton- Barry. GOOD HORSE for Sale suitable for Trap, Saddle, or Chain Harness. Also, BLACK PONY.—Apply, E. HUGHES, Golden Grove, Cadox- ton-Barry. Jlpartmettts to |Eet APARTMENTS (unfurnished) TO LET at No. 7, Newland-street, Holton, Barry Dock. TO LET, Comfortable FURNISHED APART- MENTS for One or Two Gentlemen. Hot and Cold Bath.-Apply 3, Hillside Villas, Porth kerry-road, Barry. COMFORTABLE LODGINGS (Furnished C Rooms) to be Let for Two Respectable Young Men. Moderate terms. No children.- 21, Churchill-terrace, Moors, Cadoxton-Barry. NFURNISHED APARTMENTS to Let.— Apply—No. 1, Roberts-street, Cadoxton- Barry. NFURNISHED APARTMENTS (two or U three rooms), Oven Grate, Bath, &c.— Apply 23, Newland-street, Barry Dock. O LET, FURNISHED APARTMENTS suitable for one or two Gentlemen Bath healthy situation and splendid view. Terms mod- erate.-Apply, by letter, MR. WHITE, Park- crescent, Barry. BOARD and LODGING offered two Young Men who would share bedroom together, in a business house in Main-street. To live with family.—Apply, by letter, X.Y.Z. Barry Dock News Office, Cadoxton-Barry. COMFORTABLE SITTING ROOM and BED- ROOM, suitable for one or two Gentlemen Friends.-Apply 29, Station-street, Barry Dock. Magotts '& Colliers Requisites. PLOUGHS, Horse-hoes, Horse-gears, Chaff- 11? cutters, Turnip-cutters, Cake-breakers, etc. Carts, Wagons, Trolleys, Traps, and Carriages of all kinds. Agents for the Bristol Wagon Works Company. Lists free.-HIBBERT & SONS, 10 and 11, Castle-street, Cardiff. THE BUTE WORKS SUPPLY COMPANY, 133, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. RAILWAY PLANT AND ROLLING STOCK of every description for Sale or Hire. Large, quantities of STEEL RAILS (all weights and sections with fastenings), and RAILWAY WAGONS always on hand for disposal. MONTHLY LISTS Posted on application. ENQUIRIES SOLICITED. Telegrams: Gething, Cardiff. W Counties and P.O. Telephone, No. 45 fflxBaltexitms LADDERS and TRUCKS for Hire at PHILLIPS & Co., Ironmongers, Cadoxton-Barry. CI ENERAL SMITHY, MOORS, CADOXTON. X —LARGEST SHOEING FORGE IN THE DIS- TRICT. Manager, a Certificated Farrier. Pro- prietor, W. SAUNDERS, Manufacturer of Name and Trade Mark Punches, Brands, etc. Gentle- men may safely place the most valuable Horses under this Farrier's Care, as W.S. has spared no trouble or expense in bringing one of the Cham- pion Shoeing Smiths into the District. A Trial Respectfully Solicited. IMPORTANT NOTICE !—To all whom it may Concern.-GEORGE GARNETT, DRAPER AND OUTFITTER, 6 and 7, BARRY-ROAD, CADOXTON, begs to announce that his ANNUAL BLANKET AND BEDDING CLUB was OPENED on TUESDAY, September 1st, 1891. Weekly Payments taken. This system enables Sub- scribers to procure Blankets at Wholesale Prices. CI LASS SHADES *nd STANDS, all sizes, JT cheap, for clocks, statuettes, &c. — J. CORDING, Naturalist and Taxidermist, 42, Royal Arcade. Cardiff. FOR Sale, Portable and Vertical Engines, Mor- tar Mills and Saw Benches.—For lowest price and best terms, George KYTE and Co., Mill- lane Ironworks, Cardiff. N.B.—Sole Agents for South Wales and Mon- mouthshire for Marshall, Sons, and Co., Gains- borough. GAS Engines (Latest Improvements); Gold Medal awarded cash or deferred papment —FIELDING and PLAT, Gloucester. AS ENGINES for Sale, with latest improve- VJT ments; Gold Medal Awarded.—FIELDING AND PLATT, Gloucester. PORTABLE Engines for Sale, 7 to 20 horse- P power. Cash or deferred paymenit. -FIELD- ING and PLATT, Gloucester. ABERNETHY'S COMPOUND COUGH BALSAM.—-A safe and effectual remedy for Coughs, Colds, Difficult Breathing, and all complaints of Chest and Lungs.-Prepared by J. ABERNETHY, Medical Hall, High-street, Cadoxton- Barry. FOR SALE a New CORN GRINDING MILL, by Barford and Perkins. Apply, GEORGE KYTE AND Co,, Mill Lane Ironworks, Cardiff. MRS. D. GORMAN, 7, and 8, Bridge-street Cardiff, purchaser of Ladies', Gentlemen's and Children's Wardrobes. Good prices given Established 1865. MR. and MRS. ALLEN PEARCE, late oj M LONDON, Trusses, Belts, Arms, Legs, and Spine Support Makers to the Cardiff Infirm- ary.—13, The Parade, Cardiff. IS YOUR WATCH WRONG? THE BEST AND CHEAPEST SHOP IN CARDIFF for the Repair of Watches of every description, English or Foreign, is 33, Castle Arcade (third, shop from Castle-street). Proprieter, JAMES, KEIR, for 10 years with Mr SPIRIDION. Hands, glasses, and keys fitted. jpEARCE & (J°" 61, Queen Street, Cardiff. TRUSSES, LEG IRONS, BELTS, LEGS, ARMS, EYES, SPINE SUPPORTS. LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TRUSSES OUT OF LONDON. 61, QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF. Printed and Published by the South Wales Adver- I tising, Printing, and Publishing Company, Limited, at their Offices, 52, Main-street, Cadoxton-Barry, October 9, 1891. I