The Rhondda Leader

H. An Advantageous Offer f k ■ Special Opportunity. Great Central Investment Trust LIMITED, -t -I STOCK AND SHARE DEALERS, 5, BROAD STREET PLACE, LONDON. E C. Iriolegpame o Qreoentrus, London. Telephones 7038 London Wall (Private Branch Exchange) I The Great Central Investment Trust Ltd., haviDg purchased a. block of shares in the Palace Theatre of Varieties (TonypaDdy) Limited, are prepared to receive applications for 2,500 shares at Par, free of commission, transfer fees, contraot stamps, or Other charges, thus giving clients the benefit of the usual brokers' and other commissions. The shares will be delivered either direct to clients or through their Bankers and applications will be treated in strict rotation. No more than 2,500 shares will be disposed of and applicants should complete the form at foot and forward same, without delay in order to avoid disappointment. The following information has been obtained from the Company itself and it will be seen that these shares at once offer an attractive and sound investment for investors seeking the minimum of risk with the maximum of interest. The following points are noticeable and speak for bhemselves 1. The Capital is moderate. 2. There is only one class of share. 3. The property is unencumbered by Debentures. 4. It is under the management of the well-known Lion Circuit. v Any local resident who has not yet visited the Theatre C is invited to do so at our expense. On application bo the Resident Manager or direct to us, a free pass will be issued and at the same time fuller particulars can be obtained of this issue. Application should be made at the earliest possible moment to avoid disappointment because this small block of shares will be quickly absorbed. Empire Palace of Varieties fTONYPAN DY) Proprietors: Palace Theatre of Varieties (Tonypandy) Limited. (Incorporated under the Companies (Consolidation) Act, 1908. I THE EMPIRE P ALACK OF VARIETIES, wJlich is situate on the corner of the mqst important main street in Tonypandy, viz., Dunraven Street, is the largest, handsomest and best equipped Theatre in the whole of the Rhondda Valley, in fact there is no othep place of amusement to be compared to it outside of Cardiff, New- port and Swansea, in any town in Wales. -The Theatre is built of fireproof material, and is handsomely decorated and furnished throughout with every attention andj regard for the comfort and convenience of its patrons. The Empire Palace Theatre of Varieties (fonypandy). Limited, has secured a lease on this property for a period of twenty years, with the right of purchasing the freehold at a reasonable figure any time previous to December, 1913. The Theatre is at the present time sublet to the Enter- tainment Development Syndicate., Ltd., who have guaranteed a dividend of not less than 10% per annum on the issued capital of the Company, such dividend to be paid half-yearly. It is anticipated that with the dis- appearance ol the recent labour troubles. South Wales will in future enjoy a period -of unbroken success and commercial pros- perity, and it is possible that these shares will, in the near future, be worth 13/- or 14/- each as it is confidently expected that the dividends will be on a much larger scale than 10% per annum, as the Theatre will on a conservative estimate show that it is capable of making suffi- cient profits to easily pay a dividend of 15% or 20%, and it is anticipated that this rate of dividend will, after a time, be earned and maintained; this is not too much to expect considering the unique position of the Theatre and the fact that star companies are now being played there and are being much appre- ciated by the Public generally. The Theatre is under the control of the Lion Circuit of Playhouses, which is at the present time connected with similar undertakings at Luton, Liverpool, Glas- gow, Falkirk, Loughborough, and Great Yarmouth, so that it will be seen that economy in working can be practised which would not be possible for an indi- vidual concern to undertake. Special attention is directed to the fact that no preference or founders' shares, or debentures have been issued in connection with this Company. ? ?; ¡ ,$ Form of Application for Shares Palace Theatre of Varieties (Tonypandy), Ltd. To Great Central Investment Trust, Ltd.5, Broad Street, Place, r,, Lon d on, E. C. T" London, E.C. I, Gentlemen, I/we enclose herewith remittance for the sum of £ being a deposit of ;'5/- per share on application for shares of 10/- each in the Palace Theatre of Varieties (Tonypandy), Limited, which I/we agree to purchase at the price of 10/- eaell. free of commissions and other charges, and I/we agree to pay a further 5/- per share on receipt of your contract note and advice that the certificate is ready for delivery. I/we authorise you to place my/our name on the Register of Members in respect of such shares, and to forward me/us certificate forthwith. Deposit of 5/- per share on shares Name in full ? ? w: > (State whether Mr., Mrs., or Miss). A dd i-ess ill full ,¡ i ption Description. Usual Signature. Date.1912. Shares can be delivered and settlement made in full through Clients' own Bankers if desired, iii which case no money need be forwarded, but instructions as to the Bank to which the Share Certificates are to he delivered must accom- pany the application. HAMPTON & Co., Heating Specialists Sole Licensees in Wales for Gould's Patent Accelerated Low Pressure Hot Water Warming Apparatus. Does away with lurge unsightly pipes and costly trenches. Works independent of Levels. No sinking for heating chamber required. now showseroe oomuer 18, City Road, CARDIFF. 983 TO LET. HOUSE and Shop to let, ISO, Trealaw JUL Road, Trealaw. Apply, Mr. Hugh Williams, Auctioneer, Tonypandy. 405/59 CI ITTIN(lllOOM anil Bedroom to let, suit- able for young married coupie without children, or two respectable young men. Write Box 7, "Rhondda Leader" Office, Tonypandy.. c407i56 L IVE at Liantiiff n,nd i4ave nioney. Season JLj Ticket (cbeap), and rents less than Cardifl. Villas, with bath rooms, near Station. 8/6 weekly. Apply, Davies, 20, Queen Street, Cardiff, or Jones, 8, Mackintosh Road, Pontypridd. 1049 rjlO let on an annual tenancy or short I Lease, Shop !tot! Premises, No. 146, Court Road, Blaenclydach. Apply, Messrs. D. Roberts Rosier S: -Davies, Solicitors, Pontypridd. 1051 FOR SALE. PKNSTEDDFA Building Club. Share in JL above club, being No. 6, Fedw Hir Avenue, Llwynypia, tor-sale. Apply, Box 50, Leader'' Ottice, Tonypandy. 1050 -_u_- -uu m- -?-_u_- EDUCATIONAL.. MINING Exams Coaching. Backward H?L Fh'emen iccei?'c "pecial attention. Write to-day. The Excelsior Mining School, Po n t y pridd. C403/66 MUSICAL. HERWOOD Mission Brass Baiid i,, now k-3 open for engagements. Terms moderate, Apply to the Secretary. Mr. Richard Brown, 8, Rhondda Terrace, Llwynypia. t'406/68 ?A RS. TTJDOR %A'ILLIAMS (l,linos Moelwyn), Hon. Cert. L.C.M., accepts pupils for Voice Training. Terms moderate. Moelwyn, 1 o7, Tyntylau Road, Llwynypia. 404158 MISCELLANEOUS. IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS. Svery Mother who values the health and cleanliness of oer child should use HARRISON'S Reliable" NURSERY POMADE. One application kills all Nits and Vermin, beautifies and strengthens the Hair. In tine 4jd. tad 9d., postage Id. George W. Harriaon, Chemist, Reading. Sold oy Chemists. Agents, Emrys Richards Chemist, Ooedymeihion, Tonypandy; D. E. Davies, Ohemist, Treorchy W. R. Williams, Ohemiot, Medical Hall, Tylorstown; J. P Lewie Ohemist, Medical Hall, Ynysblr. c377 '81 Or. y Hair permanently and speedily restored to its original colour by using Harrison's Hair Colour Restorer. It, is not a dye, but by natural means acts as a restorative. Contains nothing injurious, and is beneficial to the growth and beauty of the Hair. In bottles, price 1/6 (postage 3d. extra). Manufacturer :— G. W. HARRISOK, Hair Specialist:, Reading. Sold by Chemists. Agent for Tonypaudy-Emrys Richards, The Dunraven Pharmacy. 352/72 MONEY. -?- -?- Do you want MONEY ? for extending your business, entering into a new buei- uees, or for any good purpose whatsoever ? Apply THE SOUTH WALES EQUITABLE MONEY SOCIETY (Registered under Friendly Societies Act), ALBERT CHAMBERS, HIGH STRKET, CARDIFF. PENTRE—E. T. Davies, Victoria Chambers. FERNDALE-W. J. Jones, Tudor Chambers. MERTHYR-A. T. Smith, Castle Street. Agents wanted in towns unrepresented. ZO 10s. for Is. 2d. per week 914 for 2s. 3d. per week and on up to iCS2 10s. for 53. 2d. per week. Assets nearly £ 50,000. Ask for balance-sheet and prospectus. 994 TKTE DO NOT ASK THE HEAVY CHAR- W GES required by many lenders as we discriminate and choose honourable borrowers who meet their obligations. Therefore we need only ask a reasonable commercial profit. £10 to £ 10,000 advanced promptly and private ly without guarantors or security; repayable by instalments, which can be conveneiently spared from your income. Our business being absolutely genuine, unless cash actually ad- vanced not a penny charged. Write, call, or 'phone. CHARLES STEVENS. LTD J HAYES-BUILDINGS, THE HAYES, CARDIFF Nat Tel., Cardiff 467. Telegrams Atlas, Cardiff. 981 £ 2 TO £ 2,000 rrO be lent out privately as required. JL Repayments mutnallyarranged Abso- t lutely private and confidential. Bill* discounted. Drappi-V stocks purchased. SAMUEL 1. FINE, 44, Zetland Road (private house), Bristol. Estab. 1861. 967 -?- £10 to 110. 0 0 0 pro LEND. On your promise to repay, or on policies, furn- iture, household property or any security. Principal remains, or can be repaid by easy in- stalments. Promptness and privacy. On re ceipt of letter a gentleman will call and hand you cash at your house if desired. Distance no object. Do not expose yuur requiiements locally. Deal with the actual lenders F. LAWRENCE Ltd., Don Chambers, Cheese Market, BRISTOL. 700 DECORATIONS. DECORATIONS. I The KING IS COMING TO WALES. F. P. DYMOND & Co., 18, 20 and 26, Wyndham Arcade, CARDIFF, Have absolutely the finest stock of all kinds of flags and decorative material, including streamers banners, trophy shields, devices, fairy lights, etc. See our Showrooms. Telephone 1900, Cardiff. 988 -+- Queen's Hall, London, So1e Lessees Messrs. Chappell & Co. Chair EISTEDDFOD Wednesday, Nov. 20th, 1912. MALE VOICE CHOIKS Prize, R-60 Second, £20, MIXED CHOIRS Prize, X25. Drama Poem, Essa Solos and Recitations. Full List ofjSubjects (Poet free) of the Joint Hon. Sece.- J. DAVIES, 107, Falmouth Road LONDON, S.E. D. B. JONES, 24 Distin St., lamleth, LONDON. S.F. 1M", :=.-=-?.=. -?_- Eig-tth BAHGOED A?;:?? CHAIR EISTEDDFOD!| £ ioo IN PRIZES WI1.II UK IJELIJ ON Bank Holiday Monday, laugust 5th, 1912 First Class Adjudicators Engaged. All Literary Competitions to be in hand "t Secretary by July 15th, and names of al1 other intending Competitors on or before Ju ly 24th. For full particulars see Programmes 11ki., post free, from < W. WILMAM*, Hon. Secretary, 5, We t Street, Bar g, eri. 103 H.A.O.B. Sports, CAERPHILLY, Monday, July 8th, 1912. Trotting, Galloway, Footracing, Mar. athon, Whippet, Tug-of- War, and Tent- Pegging Competitions. Full particulars from Secretary, 1036] 45, High Street, Llanbradach. Cardiff and County Horticultural Society. TWENTY-FOURTH Grand annual Show Sophia Gardens, Cardiff, Wednesday ft Thursday, July 17 & 18, 1912. Specially good Prizes in every Section, amount- ing in Money and Plate to ziearly F-W. Two Programmes of Mnaic each day by the Band of the 2nd Batt.. The Royal Scots." HT Mr. John Stadt's up-to-date Fun of the Fair each day. Tents light-ed by Electricity by MeasrsFred Price & Co., Ld. Popular Prices. Ticluets and Schedules may be obtained from the Secretary, Mr. A. MAU iti(IF BAII/KY, Ht34 24, Duke Street, CARDIFF SWANSEA. WELSH NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL  SHOW, August 5th and 6th Prixe Lists and Entry Fornis may be had from the Secretary,— Secreca THOMAS WHITFIELD, Jun., 1052 Cambrian Chambers, Oswestry. Public Auction. Established 1883. Mr. WILLIAM tyORCAN Auctioneer and Hotel Valuer, LLOYDS BANK CHAMBERS, TONYPANDY, and MABSYRHAF, TREALAW. 1030 Pontypridd and Treherbert SALE OF VALUABLE RESIDENTIAL AND BUSINESS PREMISES. MESSRS. E. H. DAVIES & SON are ? favoured with instructions from Mr. D. Myrddin Williams to offer for Sale by Public Auction, at the,,NEW Inn, Pontypridd, on WEDNESDAY, 3rd July. 1912, at 5.30 p.m. (subject to Con- ditions of Sale to be there and then pro- dueed): LOT I.-All those Two Valuable and Commodious Leasehold Premises situate and being Nos. 43 and 44, The Parade, Pontypridd. Both held with other pre- mises under one Lease for 99 years from 2nd February, 1892, at the apportioned yearly ground rente of P,3 12s. 8d. Let on monthly tenancies to respectable tenants at rents producing £ 52 net per annum. LOT 2.—All that conveniently situated commodious and well-built Residential Leasehold Premises, situate and being Myrddinfa," No. 63. The Parade, Pontypridd, lately in the occupation of the Owner, and recently decorated throughout. Held under Lease for 99 years from 2nd February, i902, at the yearly ground rent of £4 12s. 6d. Con-' tains Entrance Hall, Drawing, Dining and. Breakfast Rooms; 5 Bedrooms, Bath- room and Lavatory, with hot and cold water; large, well-lit and ventilated Office, or Study, divided into, two rooms usual Out-offices, including Greenhouse, Stable. Harness Room, and newly-erected Motor Garage, with separate entrance l from Bonvilston Road. Vacant possession will be given to the purchaser on com- pletion LOT 3.-All that well-built Leasehold Residential Premises, being Bryndilo," No. (i4. The Parade. Pontypridd, adjoin- ing Lot 2. with similar accommodation. excepting Stable and Motor Garage. Held for 99 years from 2nd Febi-tia-i-y. 1902. at the yearly ground rent of £415s. Now ) in the occupation of David Morns, Esq.,  at a rental of .?3o per annum. Vacant possession will be given to the purchaser j on completion. i [ LOT 4.-All those Two Valuable Lease- j hold Premises, situate and being Nos. 116 j and 116a, Bute Street. Treherbert, both held under one Lease for 99 years from 2nd August, 1874. at the low annual ground rent of £4 4s. No. 110 is occu- pied by Mr. John Grover as a private dwelling-house, at a rental of £ 26 pel' annum. No. 110a is occupied by Mr. Yorworth Thomas .as a Saddler's Shop, at a rental of, t25 per annum. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers. Baglan Chambers, Pentre or as to Lot 1. to John S. Davies. Esq., Solicitor. Pontypridd and as to Lots 2. 3, and 4. to Messrs. Lewis & Ltewellyii, SoJicitors. Jhidgend. 1048 Holiday Resorts. BARRY ISLAND. Nat. Tel. 49 Barry. BARRY ISLAND REFRESHMENT ROOMS, YV HI IMORE oAY (Opposite YVe.s;ern t Knt-ance to Sands). Luncheons and Teas j Provided nlj Moderate Charges. j Large and small Parties, Schools. Cyclists, j etc.,catered for. Large Room for Parties. Private Room for Visitors j All communications to be addressed to- E. LONG, Manageress, Barry island Company Notice. THE Mid-Rhondda Association Football Club, Limited. This Company has been formed to pro- mote First-class Association Football in the Mid-Rhondda district. NOMINAL CAPITAL £ 1,000. Divided into 2,000 Shares of 10/- each. WILLIAM S. FELL, Foundry House, Trealaw. Iron Founder. JAMES P. KENT, 15, Berw Roodç Llwynypia, Colliery Weighman. 2,000 Shares of 10/- each now offered for Subscription at Par. are payable as to 2/6 per Share on Application, 2/6 per Share on Allotment, and 5/- per Share, 8th August, 1912. Directors and First Subscribers. DANIEL CHARLES, Dunraven Hotel, Tonypandy, Licensed Victualler. ROBERT WILLIAMS, 97, Park Street, Clydach Vale, Schoolmaster. STEPHEN BARKWAY, White Hart Hotel, Tonypandy, Licensed Victualler. ALBERT D. GRIFFITHS, Miskin Hotel, Trealaw, Licensed Victualler. JOHN LEWIS THOMAS, 221, High Street, Treorchy, Accountant. Bankers— LONDON & PROVINCIAL BANK, LTD. Solicitor- D. W. JAMES, B.A., LL.B., New Hippo- drome Chambers, Tonypandy. Auditor— T. D. LAWRENCE, A.C.I.S.. Llwynypia. Secretary— J. AFAN JENKINS, 43, Ely Street, Tonypandy. Registered Office- DUNRAVEN HOTEL. TONYPANDY. Copies of the Prospectus, together with Forms of Application for Ordinary Shares, may be obtained from any of the above. The List of Applications will open on June 10th. 1912, and will close on or before June 24th, 1912. 1040 TENDERS. Pontypridd Union. HAY. THE Guardians of, the above-named IL Union invite Tenders for the dis- posal of their HAY at the Llwynypia Homes, Llwynypia. Sealed Tenders to be received by me not later than Tuesday, the 9th day of July, 1912. WM. SPTCKETT. Union Offices, Clerk. Pontvpridd. 17th June, 1912. í 1044