The Cambrian

CO-OPERATIVE PRICES FOR CASH. MONING TEA. A TEA, as IMPORTED FROM CHINA, Two SHILLINGS PER POUND, wonderful Tea for the money for those who prefer an Unmixed Tea. TAYLOR <5c COMPANY, 6, Castle Square, Swansea. I The Dunns. Mumbles. 99, Oxford-street, Swansea. 20, High-street, Dfracombe. 33, Walter-road, Swansea. Detailed Price Lists Free on application. SALES BY AUCTION. Sale of Valuable Freehold Public House and Premises, Swansea. Mews. EDWARD~~ROBERTS & SON Have been instructed TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On the Premises, on TUESDAY, JULY 5th, 1881, Subject to Conditions of Sale, ALL that FREEHOLD DOUBLE-LICENSED PUBLIC HOUSE and Premises, known as the U SEA BEACH HOTBL," situate in Trafalgar Terrace, Swansea, at the oorner of Burrows-road, together with the Goodwill of the same. The House contains large bar with four entrances, smoke-room, spacious drawing-room, sitting-room, six bedrooms, kitchen, wash-house, good dry cellar, two W.C s., large paved yard with back entrance. Gas and water laid on. The Auctioneers beg to call the attention of investors and others to this very eligible Freehold Premises, it being thoroughly well built and well situated for business, in one of our leading thoroughfares, near the Sands and bathing place, and commanding views of the bay and surrounding coast. Possession can be given on completion of purchase. Sale to commence at Three o'clock. further particulars apply on the Premises, or to the Auctioneers, 40, Oxford-street, Swansea. VICTORIA MART, OXFORD-STREET. SWANSEA. MESSRS. BEYNON & LEWIS are instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the above Mart, 5 DAY, (FRIDAY) June 17th, 1881, a quantity of useful and well-made HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS. On view morning of Sale, which will commence punc- tually at 11 a.m. Victoria Mart, Oxford Street, Swansea. MESSRS. BEYNON & LEWIS will SELL BY AUCTION, at the above Mart, on WEDWBSDAY NEXT, JTJXB 22nd, 1881i A quantity of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE: PIANO, by Clement and Collard. DRAWING-ROOM SUITE, in Pompadour Velvet. DITTO, in Green Rep. Gentleman's Mahogany WARDROBE, Plate-glass Doors Massive Mahogany SIDEBOARDS, Plate-glass back. Three SEWING MACHINES, By Singer, and Wheeler and Wilson. Mahogany SECRETAIRE BOOKCASE. SPRING MATTRESSES, FEATHER and other BEDS, BEDDING, &c., &c. Four-pull BEER ENGINE, and TRICYCLE in good condition. About 200lbs. of GOOD CONGO TEA. And numerous other articles. Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock. 14, Oxford-street, Swansea. Mr. CHARLES HUGHES Has been instructed by Mr. Bassett to SELL BY AUCTION, On MONDAY. JUNE 20th, 1881, A QUANTITY OF BLOOD MANURE (14 cwt.), and Crushed BONES (5 cwt.), Condiment, Bra- zilian Meat, 4 bushels Indian Corn, large Corn Bin, 2 Sack Trucks, Weighing Machines, Scales, Flower Pots, Seeds, &c., &c. Sale to commence at 11 a.m. No. 4, St. Helen's Crescent, Swansea. Mr. CHARLES HUGHES WILL SELL BY AUCTION, On TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1881, At Eleven a.m., THE whole of the Substantial and Well-preserved HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other Effects. Offices, 98, Oxford-street, Swansea. Waterloo Auction Mart, 48 a, Waterloo-Street, Swansea. M, r. CHARLES HUGHES, (LATE BEYNON AND HUGHES.) WILL SELL BY AUCTION, On FRIDAY, June 24tb, 1881, at Eleven o'Clock, a.m., A LARGE and varied assortment of well-preserved HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other Effects. Offices, 98, Oxford-street, Swansea. CHABLES HUGHES'S (Late Beynon and Hughes,) NEXT MONTHLY SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c., Will he held At the CAMERON ARMS HOTEL, High-street, Swansea, On TUESDAY, JUNE 28th, 1881. I ■ ENTRIES to be made One Week previous to Sale. Jjj 98, Oxford-street, Swansea. Leasehold Property for Sale at Swansea. Mr. T. H. DA VIES, Has been instructed to SELL BY AUCTION (Subject to such conditions as shall be there and then produced), At the CAMERON ARMS HOTEL, High-street, Swansea, On TUESDAY, June the 21st, 1881, THE whole of the LEASEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE and Premises, situate and being No. 29, Peter-terrace, Carmarthen-road, Swansea, in the occupa- tion of Mr. Waldon, as weekly tenant. The House is well built, and contains four large rooms and celler. Side entrence into the garden. Frontage about 18 feet. Held for a term of 46 years from the 24th June, 1872, at the low ground rent of 21 per annum. Sale to commence at 4 o'clock p.m. For further particulars, apply to the Auctioreer, at his offices, or to Messrs. Hartland, Davies, and Isaac, Solici- tors, Rutland-street, Swansea. Auctioneer's Office, 18, Union-street, Swansea. 66, Oxford-street, Swansea. r Mr. J. F. HARVEY Is instructed by the Mortgagee TO SELL BY AUCTION, 4L the CASTLE HOTEL, Swansea, On WEDNESDAY, the 22ndI day of JUNE, 1881, i. Vnu „ /Vlnrk in the afternoon precisely, T At Three oeloc subgtantially.built SHOp and UOUSE, known as Number 66, DWELLING H for a term of 99 years, Oxford-street, Swansea, 1830, at the annual from the 27th day of Scp èdtn derlea;cd to 1\Ir. Rees ground rent of £ 2 10* and W<l March> 1880, at Davies, Grocer, for 3even years, ir the low yearly rent of £ 60.. wanted in o £ >ls? a POLICY of ASSURANCE for £ 600, grantea in 1878, by the Liverpool and London Rrici Globe Insurance Company, upon the life of a lady now agea 4/ years, the annual premium of £ 22 3s. 6d., and upon wmcn the age of the assured is admitted. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, Fisher-street, Swansea, or to Messrs. EVANS & DAVIES, Solicitors, Wind-street, Swansea. PEMBROKESHIRE. Mr'rtJF' RULE owen TTt (}VWTt iostructions At He CASTLE Hcrm. SM5S?N'HI SSS? 1881' "T"° ESTATE, comprising the comfortable residence of Lewes ton House, with walled garden, lawn, plantations, &0., com- modious and convenient farm buildings, 4-horse power water wheel, with plentiful supply of water, and about 145 acres of RICH MEADOW PASTURE AND ARABLE LAND in hand; also the FARMS OF UPPER LEWKSTOW, 13ARRIS HILL, FURZY BANK, ROSEMARY HILL, LADY'S CRObS, MOUNTAIN WATF-ET, and COCKS HEATH, containing to- gether about 502 acres. The Estate is about five miles from the town and rail- ing station of Haverfordwest; is well watered, and approached and intersected by good roads. It is in a good hunting district, and has private rights of fishing on the River Cleddau. Particulars with plans, are in course of preparation, and may be obtained, with all further information of Mr. T. RULE OWFN, Estate Agent and Valuer, Haver- fordwest, or of EATON-EVANS and WILLIAMS, Solicitors, Haverfordwest. Haverfordwest, May 31st, 1881. SALES BY AUCTION. CARMARTHENSHIRE. Parish of Abemant. McswI, WALTER LLOYD d; SON have been instructed TO OFFER FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At the Bo.&Rls HEAD HOTEL, Carmarthen, on SATURDAY, the 25th day of JUNE, 1881, at two o'clock p.m. THE following FREEHOLD PROPERTY:— LoT I.-All that very desirable Farm and Lands called NANTGLAS, situate in the Parish of Abernaat, in the Csunty of Carmarthen, containing by admeaoure-e-ut 132a. 2r. 5p. of good pastr e and arable land, now in the occupation of Mr. David Anthony, whose tenancy determines at Michaelmas next.. LOT 2.—An allotment containing 9a. lr. 4p.of and improvable LAND, being part of GwmwMbach, >n the Parish of Abemant, and No. 15 in the map to the award. Further particulars may be obtained of Messrs. Barker and Morris, Solicitors, Carmarthen, or of the Auctioneers, Mydrim, St. Clears. Glamorganshire- The Victoria Patent Fuel Works, of modern and substan- tial construction, in good working order, capable of turning out 200 tons a day, and well-situated at Briton Feny, on the River Neath, with Tramway communica- tion to the Briton Ferry Dock, and from their position especially adapted for carrying on a large foreign trade. Messrs. PRIOR and NEWSON are instructed TO SELL BY AUCTION, At the CAMERON ARMS HOTEL, Swansea, On WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1881, at 4 for 5 o'Clock (Unleas previously Sold or Let by Private Contract), THE above valuable LONG LEASEHOLD PRO- PERTY. Particulars with plan and conditions of Sale, when ready may be had from Messrs. Farrer, Omry and Co., 57SS f/DnTFiel,ds'and of Auctioneers, bury London' and at Canter- SWANSEA. Several Valuable FREEHOLD FARMS and ACCOMMO- DATION LANDS, situate within three miles of the Town, in the Parishes of Swansea and Llangafelach, pad known as Waun-cidian, Pwll-yrhwya'dd, Cefn-y- maes, Caer-eithin, Tirbach, and Weig-Fawr, with farmhouses and building, embracing altogether an area of about 220 acres, mostly with possession. Messrs. CHINNOCK, GALSWORTHY and CHINNOCK, Are instructed by the Trustees under the Will of the late Rev. Calvert Richard Jones to SELL BY AUCTION, At the MACKWORTH ARMS HOTEL, Swansea, On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, JULY 19th and 20th, 1881, At Two o'clock precisely, In convenient Lots, THE above Valuable FREEHOLD FARMS. Particu- lars and Plans may be obtained of Messrs. Hunter's Gwatlnn, & Haynes, Solicitors, 9, New-square, Lincoln's! ?m, W.C. of Messrs. Stricks and Bellingham, Solicitors Swansea of Mr. Evan Daniel, Civil Engineer, Swansea • at the principal hotels in Swansea, Newport, and Cardiff the Auction Mart, London the place of Sale; and of Messrs. Chinnock and Co., Land Agents and Surveyors, 11, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall, London, S. W. SWANSEA. -SKETT Y. ==—— "lÀe Coed Salson Estate. A highly important and Valuable FREEHOLD BUILD- IN G PROPERTY of about 50 acres, occupying a charming position on rising ground, at the West and fashionable end of the Town, and on the confines of the picturesque Village of Sketty, with an extensive frontage to the main road, being of an undulating character, with a Southern aspect, and commanding magnificent views of the Mumbles, Swansea Bay, the Glamorganshire Hills, and over the Bristol Channel to the Devonshire Coast beyond, overlooking the delight- ful grounds of Singleton-park and Park Wern, and surrounded by picturesque villas and country seats. The estate is bounded on three sides by good roads, and admirably adapted for the erection of villa resi- dences, which are in increasing demand in this favourite and healthful locality, being within two ToL^wtJ,^Wn £ a8ily accessible therefrom. wTof ™? Freehold Ground JRents amounting to Sketty tbe Sketty Schools and other Property with early reversion to the rack rentals of the prince portion, estimated at £ 198 per annum • also a V$n able FREEHOLD PROPERTY, kn^wn as Sack Pill Meadow, situate on the Mumbles-road, produc- ing £ 15 per annum. F Messrs. C HIN N O C K, G A L S W O R T H Y anrl CHINNOCK, and Are instructed by the Trustees under the Will of the late Bev. Calvert Richard Jones to SELL BY AUCTION, At the MACKWORTH ARMS HOTEL, Swansea, On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, JULY 19th and 20th, 1881, At Two o'clock precisely, In several Lots, THE above Valuable ESTATES. Particulars and plans may be obtained of Messrs. Hunger's, Gwatkin and Haynes, Solicitors, 9, New-square, Liacoin's-inn, W.C. of Messrs. Stricks and Bellingham, Solicitors, Swansea; of Mr. Evan Daniel, Civil Engineer, Swansea at the prircipal hotels in Swansea, Newport and Cardiff the Auction Mart, London, the place of Sale; and of Messrs. Chinrock, Galsworthy and Chinnock, Land Agents and Surveyors, 11, Waterloo-place, Pall-Mail, London, S.W. Swansea, South Wales. IMPORTANT SALE In numerous lots of a Portion of the Valuable FREE- HOLD ESTATES of the late. Reverend Calvert Richard Jones, comprising nearly 550 acres of de- tached lands, lying close to the town of Swansea, and consisting of Grouud-rents, secured by numerous Houses, Factories, and other Buildings, Building Plots, of the most eligible character, Accommodation .Lands, &c. Messrs. CHINNOCK. GALSWORTH Y, and CHINNOCK, Are instructed by the Trustees TO SELL BY AUCTION, At the MACKWORTH ARMS HOTEL, Swansea, On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, JULY 19th and 20th, 1881, T L At Two o'clock precisely, In about 180Jots, arranged so n to suit the require- r(r,TTP w; of all classes of purchasers, RGWII Fust Poition of the above important ESTATES « comprising FREEHOLD, GROUND RENTS, amounting to about £ 790 per annum, secured by the Swansea Tin plate Works, Cwm-du Foundrv Conner Works, Factories and upwards of 788 houses, Shops, Chapels, Mission Rooms, &c., situate at Cwmbwrla, Cwm-du, Raveuhill, Pentregethin Brvn hyfryd, Pent-re, Pen-fiha, Treboeth &c., with reversions at. various dates, to the rack rentals, estimated at about P6 540 Pel" aunuin, together with the Weig-Fawr Brick- wm-ks numerous enclosures of Building and Accommo- rjand, situate in and about the before-mentioned dfstdcts with excellent road frontages, the capital Resi- distucis, ds known as Ravenhill-house, wi'h df,nce, a"da Sing, also the Pen-filia, Penlan-fawr, and other lands ac 3 ei,t;eSt wlUch have been divided Mynydd New J P j Accommodation plots, into.convenientBniUing capitaiists, builders, and The attention of t this property as an speculators is particula J y investment, the in- exceptionally good oppoi'tunity stcat.i coals, the crease of the export trade of COnner and establishment of numerous factories l • ywansea tin-plate trades cau;ng houses and buildi o- further to be in greatly increasing request, and evelopment of the town by tbe increased t'°ck and mo,paf faci!itiea now being carred out must tend still now on« fnfl'auce ^6 prosperity of Swansea, which is Pai HVni m°st thriving towns in the kiugdom. Huutei's Ok fu- Plans way be obtained of Messrs. Lincoln;s Haynes, Solicitors, 9, New-3quare, Solicitors Sw'an,; °Ff^Iessi's- Strides and Bellingham, ■.«r", & D?ns!'Civil and Cardiff; the Auction MaSN7P' sale; and o^ Messrs. Chinnock 'T aP A'C6 ? and Surveyors, No. 11, WatS St5™ ? London, S.W. t3rlo°-place, Pall-mall,! Is lpsicich may be described as the birthplace of Chemical Manures." JOSEPH FISON & CO.'S MANURES Extra Quality and Guaranteed Analysis AS USED BY H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES. A Pamphlet containing full particulars of these celebrated Mannres may be obtained of any of the Agents of the Firm or from the Head Offices. Mesgrs. Joseph Fison & Co. are now prepared to appoint responsible Agents at certaia places in South Wales and the West of England at which they are not already represented. The Manures will be delivered free by railway ^quantities of 2 tons and upwards. All applications for Agencies should be made by letter addressed to MESSRS. JOSEPH FISON & Co., Ipswich. Head Offices: Eastern Union Mills Ipswich- SALES BY AUCTION. In the High Court of Justice, Chancery fiwi1 The West of J^ales District Baik v. Munch, 1879, w, 132 • and In the Matter of Thomas W. Booker & Co Limited- GLAMORGANSHIRE. In the Neighbourhood of Cardiff. Hiehly-important SALE of Valuable FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD ESTATES, COLLIERIES, MlN^f and MINERALS, including THE MET m GRIFFITH WORKS" and THE PENTYROB WORKS," in the several parishes of Whitchurch Radyr, Pentyrch, Eglwysilan, and Llantwit Vardre' situate and lying, as regards the Melin Griffiths Works' about 34 miles, and as regards the Pentyrch Works' about 53 miles, from the important and rising town of Cardiff, with convenient ridings to the main line of Taff Vale Railway, and with the Glamorganahiro Canal running through the Melin Griffith Works, con- taining together about 865 Acres, 611 Aores beimr Freehold, and 254 Acres being Leasehold. ° Mr. GEORGE NICHOLS, By direction of the Hon. Mr. Justice Fry, has re*seiVej instructions TO SELL BY AUCTION, At the ROYAL HOTEL, Cardiff, ) On WEDNESDAY, the 13th day of JULY, 1881, At Two for Three of.the clock in the Afternoon precisely LOT L y. THE IRON and TIN PLATE WORKS, known as the MELIN GRIFFITH WOBKS «< « PENTYKCH WOBKS," together with the FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES connected there- with, situate in the several panshes of Wbitohurch. Radyr, Pentyrch, and Eglwysilan, or some of them in the County of Glamorgan. These Properties comprjM an area of 513 acres, or thereabouts. There are 69 Cottages on the Freehold Property CorQ. prised in this Lot, together with a Residence know,, I. TheBfclte Griffith Works, with 3j acres of Woodland are held for the remainder of a term of 200 years fron; Lady-day, 1772, at a yearly rent of £ 205. At these works there are six Tin-plate Mills, four driven by stea £ power and two by water power, and a large Tin Hou^ with all appliances ^ako five Sheet Iron Mills, two1 driven by steam power, and three by water power, and also large Ochre Works. There are 13 Cottages on this Property. The Pentyrch Works and Lands are held for the remainder of a term of 73 years from Michaelmas, 1867 at rents of £ 200 and £ 21 6s. At these Works there l Colliery equal to a get of 400 tons a day, 82 Coking Ovens an Iron Ore Mine, and three Blast Furnaces Works with Charcoal and Coke Bar Iron Forges with a^T^re anT&ti Cottages on this Properly. Also, the valuable Mines and Minerals under the Freehold Lands, and the Leasehold Mines and Mineral under Tin-y-Coed, Gwain Coed-y-^1»od Rhwy.r. Ceiliog, or any other of the Lands y1 the parish 0j Pentyrch, belonging to E. R. Wmgfield, Esq., Co taining about 2,500 acres, or thereabouts; and the Mines and Minerals under Garth Hill, about 266 acres and the Freehold Mines and Minerals under a portion of the Llan Farm. Also the fixed Plant and Machinery and loose Plaat and Stock. If this Lot is not sold as a whole it will t>e divided into and Stock. If this Lot is not sold as a whole it will be divided into two Lots, excluding Ynis House, the vendor. determining the order. There is siding communication with the Taff Vale Railway. LOT 2.—A good FARM HOUSE, Farm Buildings, and Pasture and Arable Lands and Woodland, being portions Pasture and Arable Lands and Woodland, being portions of the Llan Farm and Geddrys. containing 179 acres, or situate in the parish of Llantwit Vardre. This Property is Freehold. Lor 3.—A FARM HOUSE, Farm, Buildings, three Cottages, Stable and Gardens, Pasture and Arable Land with a siding to the Taff Vale RaLway, the whole containing 43 acres, or thereabouts, known as GEDDBYS situate in the aforesaid parish of Llantwit Vardre. situate in the aforesaid parish of Llantwit Vardre. This Property is Freehold. LOT 4.—A comfortable FARM HOUSE, with conve- nient Farm Buildings and Pasture and Arable Land known as TYNEWYDD, or Newhouse Farm, containing 107 acres, or thereabouts, situate in the aforesaid parish of Llantwit Vardre. This Property is Freehold. LOT 5.—A piece of productive MARKET GARDEN GROUND, known as CAE PWLL, in the parish of Radyr, and containing 3a. 3r. 6p., or thereabouts. This Property is Freehold. LOT 6. -Two Leasehold Pieces of GROUND, in the parish of Whitchurch, with the MESSUAGE or Dwelling. house thereon, known as HEOLDON. This Property is held for a term of 60 years, from LOT 7.—The Leasehold MINES and MINERALS under a Farm called Llyn-y-Brain Fawr, containing 85 acres, or thereabouts, situate in the said parish of Pentyrch, held for a term of 42 years from March, 1873. LOT 8.—The Leasehold MINES and MINERALS under a Farm containing 146a. 2r. 20p., or thereabouts, situate in the parishes of Radyr and Pentyrch, held for a term of 60 years from September, 1844. LOT 9.—The Leasehold Parcels of LAND, being part of Tyn-y-Berllan and Skibbor Fawr Farms, or one of them, situate in the said parish of Radyr, and containing 8a. Ir. 27p., or thereabouts, held for a term of 99 years from February, 1844. r XTr, LOT 10.—The Leasehold Piece of LAND, being part of a Field called Cae Pwll, in the aforesaid parish of Radyr, containing 77 perches and 46 feet, or thereabouts, toge. ther with the Six MESSUAGES erected thereon, known as TEAMAN'S-ROW. held for a term of 99 years from August, 1847. a Plans, particulars, and Conditions of Sale may be obtained of the Anctioneer, Broad-street, Bristol or of Turquand, Youngs, & Co., 41, Coleman-street, E. Tribe, Clarke, & Co., Bristol, Swansea, and Cardiff. Henry Jefferies, Esq., the Ynis, Pentyrch, near Cardiff Rogers and Chave, 14, Queen Victoria-street, E.C. • Clarke, Woodcock, & Kyland, 14, Lincoln s Inn Fields, W.C.; or of Fussell, Prichard, Swann, render son, Liverpool Chambers, Corn-street, Bristol. CHARLES A. DAVIES, (Successor to David Davies) HAY AND CORN MERCHANT, STORES-ORCHARD STREET, SWANSEA. DeHvery in Town and Neighbourood. C. S. & B. C. NOTICE.—Investors, Speculators, and the Public of the West of England and South Wales are respectfully invited to postpone (for about a fortnight) embarking their money in some of the many gold, silver, popper lead, and tin mines at the ends of the ear anti ean loans and other abnormal schemes now so plentiful. Before July the particulars will appear of a sound substantial Bristol Manufacturing Concern on a large scale, which will be started and carried on under condi- tions that must enlist the confidence and support of all good citizens and business men. For the New Undertaking, EDWARD G. CLARKE (Firm of Tribe, Clarke, & Co.), Bristol. 14th June, 1881. RECKITT'S PARIS BLUE7-E^5 in the PRINCE OF WALES'S LAUNDRY PECKITT'S PARIS BLUE.Use-cl in the DUCHESS OF EDINBURGH'S LAUNDRY. RECIKITT'S PARIS BLUE Is used by the poorest on account of its Cheapness And by the richest on account of its Beauty. CANADA & UNITED STATES. FARES.-SAtLtNG ON THURSDAYS. ASSISTED PASSAGES Domestic 16/ Cntnts, phlets, and all information on application to the \»* .Surgeon and Stewardess carried. Also sailing to NEW ORLEANS and TEXAS Apply TO FUNN, MAIK, & MONTGOMBRT, MANAMA* Inland Revenue Notice. Letters of Administration where thegross value of the estate and effects of the deceased does not exceed £ OAA V^ILLIAM WHITB, Collector, Inland Revenue Office, DANIEL^BHAY, Chief Clerk to Collector, Inland Rstbquc SwAnaea. ISDMW"? Bridpni W. WHITE, Collector. Monarch Line of Steamers. LONDON To NEW YORK. r.ine 25. I Egyptian Monarch, July 4 Celtic Monarch, 09 Assyrian Monarch, July 10 gA^ON^ Philadelphia, £ 6, from any railway station in comfort of third-class passengers. Special attention to^^ juQ > and C0 ) 7> PFenchBurch. Apply to John Hammond, 23, King William- avenue; or to ueo. "• > o street, Strand. mamorganshire. "VTOTirF IS GIVEN, that the next IV NIGRAL Ouarter Sessions of the Peace, for the wU1 be holden at Town of County of Glamorga County, 0n Monday, the 27th dav^lf'rj.np'°188L at One of the clock in the Afternoon \Twhen the Justices then present will pro- v^ fi^neral Basiness relating to the Public and rf "I to «» Oou. "xhe'Sk.d mi SSS2' the 28th day of Jane, !881, at len o clock m the Fore- n°AJl Pr^^nto^and Witnesses, bound by recognizance on^U ?rosecut?" the several districts of Cardiff, Caer- nWilV Dinaspowis, Llandaff, Pontypridd, M 1^' -r jftil Aberdare, must attend on the same Merthyr Tydvil, andI AW» on Wednesday, the 29th Prosecutors and Witnesses, bound bvy^ Ju? I jnd subpoenas from the several districts wfetJXSSS *°d Go,,er- DIAnaAelld?tmMt0|»«ltel'eabeftiretIie8itting 0f tlie All 1Pt«l<»«l,™S day of June, 1881, and tbe «» M- lowing day. allowed unless taxed at the same Session, in accordaude with the standing orders of the °'Sep<witio», recognizee, w to be to me by the 20tb day of June, 1»» • T MANSEL FRANKLEN, Bridgend, J«»« 7th. 188L OleA of tbe Peeee^ For RUFE,H'MD "ANNUITIES. oj £ e,, xorlL Excn.iNaie, u«Jo». The Accumulated Funds exceed JKMOMO. JAMES STEWART HODGSON, Esq. Governor. FRANCIS ALEXANDER HAMILTON, Esq., Sub-Governor- FREDERICK JOSEPH EDLMAKN, Esq., Deputy-Governor, DIRECTORS. Robert Barclay, Esq. William Knowles, Esq. Garratt Caliler, Esq. Nerile Lubbock, Esq. *^»rk Carrie Close, Esq. Geo. Forbes Malcolmson, Esq. James Daniell, Esq. Daniel Meinertefaagen, Esq. Will;«m rtmidson. Esq. Bon. Konald Leslie Melville. A'«.e? D:™™'ESq „ Wfflijm Bobt. Mobjrlj, U Esq. r„ I»™" connection with Policies o wjth the guarantee of A large participation in r exemption, under the invested Capi^Spartner5h,>. All 7^ Charter, modern practice, with the security real improvements 1 jjave been tested by tbe ex- of an Office wbose resource^a a hal^ Penence of more than a CENI A G F, N T S. SWANSEA Mr D. EVANS, Brunswick-place Mr. Thomas Rees, Solicitor. CowbS Mr. Thomas Rees, Solictor. Cardiff Mr.William Lewis, Duke-street. Bridgend" Mr William Williams Brecon V.. • Mr. H. O. A. Maybery. ^rickbowpll •• "Vacant. ^arraariheii Mr Thomas Jones, Stamp-office, ^epstow Mr. J. G. Wright. £ berJS,w"ith Mr. F. Temple. Sarn»rvoii Mr G. R. Rees, Old Bank. Bangor Mr J.Y. H. Williams. J?|»ndilo Vacant. P'^o Mr. J. Hughes Llanelly Mr. Holmes Stead, Solicitor. Jenby Mr. Wm. Williams. Pwllheli Mr Darid Davies. Pontypridd Mr. Wm. Ratcliff. Swansea Valley Mr. A. Devonsld, Ystalyfera. Wrexham Mr. J. Shone. Holyhead •• Vacant. j Holywell and I • • Mr. P. M. Williams. J Abergavenny Mr- w 'Hajnes, Junr., the Bryn.$ NeatVl Mr. Alf. Curtis, pou«Wi. Newport" VJf T.^SchXn!'Solicitor, and Hereford. { Mr j. H. Solic't0r* BromTa,d Mr John Bennett. WO».. •' ^Tg Samson. Weobley Mr. H. JJ applications for The Corporation are open to consiaer vv gencies. „ n..s and Balarce Sheet will .A Prospectus, Table ofB to'any of the Company's forwarded on application to auj gents, or at the TENDON. K°YAE.BR^Ni)COOK' 8ecretaTy' No M re ]&ound Shoulders. THE PATENT AMERIOAN BRAOE. fJlHlS BRACE, in ^^oULDE^^RACE and^Skkt c, advantages of a .nn1bined upporter and Trouser Bra jves free respiration to 1st—It expands the chest ana g* « the lungs. ^nulders straight. will keep the abdominal organs, by suspend- 3rd- Relieves back, bip«. of the 8ski;ts from the ing the entire weig 4th T!hoa?.deli* lipves the dragging down, weaiy feel- 4th—-It entirely relieTe neW life to the wearer. Kl, ing, and impartsr^ i vellieace whatever, and oth it is woni withont an^ wearer. is a positive comtor children at studies, 6th—It is invaluable for Aency to round shoulders, preventing a!l '*e ice and the lungs, and im- strengthenmg tne 7f, Proving the Bgure- the shirfc bosom> 7th—It doest not disarrang jerg> th-There is less strain on the buttons of the trousers llth—B*y means of^the "raP gmtle th-It attaches to tbe trousers at the same points that 19,, T.tlie ordinary H^^g^rousers can be raised from 12th—ID rainy weather tne f t_ the heel without affeat g SOLST F A66' QF ^^MALVERN—JOHN NICHOLS, 4, the Soie Agents for Malvern jfalvern WeHs. Promenade and Richard ^^bott and Co., Oxford- Agents for Swansea Messrs. friirh.Btroot • Ti street: Messrs. Clutterbuck and Co. High street, B. Evans and Co., 1, 2,3, and 4, Temple^ reet and Messrs. Anderson, Abbott, and Anderson, Castle street. TIVOLI LAGER BEER. THIS BEER, the produce of the largest Brewery on the Continent, is strongly recommended by the Faculty of this Country, having the largest amount of Tonic properties of any known Beer yet brewed. Many Testimonials can be seen from persons who cannot drink English Beers, but who, although suffering from Gout, Rheumatism, &c., can take this Beer without any ill effects. Ladies would find this Beer agreeable and very nourishing. The above statements are fully maintained by its large and increasing sale. It is almost non-intoxicating in effect. SUPPLIED IN CASK OR BOTTLE. Sole Agents-W. F. BULL & Co., Ale and Porter Bottlers, 47 & 48, Wind Street, Swansea. Outrages Against the Jews in Southern Russia. THE following Donations have been thankfully re- Jt. ceived in aid of the Jewish Sufferers by the Out- rages in Southern Russia £ s. d. Amount previously announced 32 17 6 Messrs. Richardson and Co.330 Thomas Ford, Esq., 1 1 0 T. P. Richards, Esq. 1 1 0 Messrs. Collins and Woods 1 1 0 Morgan B. Williams, Esq. 1 0 0 Rev. W. Melland, Port Eynon 010 6 E. Ale wood, Esq. 030 6 Proprietors of The Cambrian 0 10 6 Sums wider 10s 05 0 242 0 0 The above sums have been already forwarded to London. Further contributions which will be duly announced are earnestly solicited by- D. BARNETT, 10, Heatbfield-street. H. GOLDBERG, 3, Cambrian-place. HOMES IN THE NORTH-WEST. MINNESOTA, DAKOTA, MONTANA, WASHING- TON, Rich Wheat Lands, Good Grazing Lands, healthy Climate, Railroad facilities, rapid progress of Settlement, solid advantages for thrifty people with small means, and wide scope for capital and enterprise.1 Northern Pacific Railroad Agency, 20, Water-street, Liverpool. CHEAP EMIGRATION to CANADA by the BEAYER LINE.—The magnificent, full-powered fast Steamers of the Canada Shipping Company having all the most recent improvements, offer to Emigrants unsurpassed facilities for reaching Canada by the shortest and most expeditious route. Liberal supply of food. Fares-Steerage, C6; Government-assisted passages, farm labourers, f4 15s.; domestic servants, £ 3 16s. Apply to H. J. SELKIRK, General Manager, 32, Drury Buildings, 21, Water-street, Liverpool; or to their Agents. THE CITY OF LONDON TEA COMPANY supply every variety of Tea-Indian and China—direct to the Consumer, either unmixed, as imported, or in their selected blends, at a MINIMUM PROFIT FOR CASH. 3s. Very Choice Teaat 3s. per lb., superior to so-called best Teas. 2s. 6d. Fine Congou and Souchong at 2s. 6d. per lb. 2s. Very Good Congou at 28. per lb. These qualities represent a saving of about 9d. per Ib. on the prices usually paid in the shops. Good Teas at Lower Prices. Price List and Samples on application. Warehouse: 36, Basingball Street, London, BIO. The List of Applications for Shares will Close on WEDNESDAY next, the 22nd inst., for London, and THURSDAY, the 23rd inst., for the Country. THE MOSELLE MINES (Limited).—Incorporated nnder the Companies Acts, 1862 to 1880.—Capital £ 50,000, in 50,000 Shares of 21 each. 2s. 6d. on appli- cation, 2s. 6d. on allotment, and the remainder in calls not exceeding 5s., and at intervals of not less than two months. This Mineral Property it granted in perpetuity by the Prussian Government, subject to a royalty of one- fiftieth, or 2 per cent. on the ores sold, and is subject to no dead rent or covenant to work. DIRECTORS. J. R. Worcester, Esq., of Messrs. Wilson, Calder, and Co., Mansion House Chambers, City, Merchant. Arthur Kimber, Esq., 27, Brunswick.terrace, Brighton. George Gowland, Esq., The Downs, Clapton, Director of the London & Lisbon Cork Wood Company (Limited). C. S. Hill, Esq., Oak Grange, Albermarle-road, Becken- ham, Director of the Chontales Consolidated Mining Company (Limited). E. Vansittart Neale, Esq., Church-row, Hampstead, and Executors of tbe will of Da\Id Wilson, Esq., who will join the board when the purchaaa-U completed. Bankers—The Agra Bank (Limited). Solicitor-Alexander Swayne Croome, Esq., 9, Grace- church-street, E. C. Auditors—Messrs. Hardinge, Whinney, and Co., 8, Old Jury. Brokers—Messrs. John Gibbs, Hart, and Lane, 51, Threadneedle-street, E.C. Secretary (pro tem.)-Mr. A. H. Carley. offices-4, New Broad-street, E.C, ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS. This Company is establishad for the purpose of purchasing- Firstly. The Carden Lead Mine, now in full work, with the eteam engine, pumps, winding gear, trams, smith and carpenters' shops, account house, workmen's dwellings, and freehold land thereto appertaining, which property is acquired through the de*th of David Wilson, Esq., of 59, Queen's-gate, South Kensington, whose executors are not authorised to carry on the mine. Secondly. The adjoining concessions of Forst, Clotten, Blncber, and Pomniern. The Property extends from north to sou nnles, and from east .to wes4 abou R.^r MogeU southern boundary being the navig blend6) 8pathose The ores are 8ilver-lead, c ?P »geveral north and iron, and iron pyrites or mu through the south as well as east ana .fied in tije reports. property in addition to tn kilIag or c]ay s|ate) in_ The stratum is a uwacke, which affect the lodes tersected by dykes or g maEner as elvan courses in beneficially m the same Cornish mines.. been acquired for £ 20,000, about Ths Pr°P6r:L„ded in purchasing and developing the the amount expe^ the greater part is taken in paid-up property, ot vendors promotes and will pay all shares.^c'^(jyfertjsjngj printing expenses, &c., up to ^JrhTmines have excellent roads. The supply of water t Tarden Mine for dressing purposes is good, whilst the Pommern brook furnishes ample water power for pumping and dressing purposes at all seasons of the year, and the facilities for laying out dressing floors are unusually great. Timber is very cheap, miners abundant, and wages low. rwo railway stations and the shipping places at Carden und Pommern are within the concessions. If no allotment is made the deposit money will be re- turned in full. Full prospectuses, with reports and plan of the mines, can be obtained on application at the offices of the com- pany. THE MOSELLE MINES (Limited). N.B.—Applications for shares may also be made by letter, addressed to the secretary or bankers, simply stat- ing the number of shares required, and enclosing is. ,bO. per share. THE MOSELLE MINES (Limited).—The Mining World, of June 11, says: "Mining in Germany has a history that bears to be told. It is full of encouragement to those who have capital at their back, which, of course, implies that they can procure scientific aid, practical management, and the latest improvements in the way of machamc appliances. The present company is started with a small but adequate oapital, and we observe with satisfaction that the amount to be paid for the property is onl 220,000, of which a large proportion is taken up in shares. Usually the pur- chase-money absorbs more than half the capital, but this company is a welcome exception to the unwholesome rule. Another satisfactory feature is the plain and open statement of the reasons why the property came to be offered on the London market at all. We are told that the Carden Lead Mine is now in full work, with the steam-engine, pumps, winding-gear, trams, smith and carpenters' shops, account house, workmen's dwellings, and freehold land thereto appertaining, and that tne property is acquired 'through the death of David Wilson, Esq., 59, Queen's-gate, South Kensington, whose executors are not authorised to carry on the mine." There are also four mining concessions adjoining. The property extends from north to south over two miles, and from east to west about two miles the southern boundary being the navi- gable river Moselle. The ores are silver-lead, coppe blende, spathose-iron, and iron pyrites, or Several north and south as well as east and west loaes are said to run through the property, in addition to those specified in the reports. There are reports by Herr Schneider and Mr. John Kendall, the latter being a well- known name in English mining circles. They are also re- ports by Captain T. Hodge, of Wheal Grenyille Captain W. Nancarrow, and others, which are most encouraging to the board to proceed with that vigorous development which they have promised to give to the property. The facilities for working of every kind are most favourable, and there appears to be no reason why the company should not enjoy a successful career." NOTICE OF REMOVAL. 45, WIND STREET, PHOTOGRAPHIC PREMISES X-T 0 "W 0 '.P m -W THESE Studios and Photographic Premises have been -L thoroughly renovated and re-fitted with the most modem and scientific appliances for the production of mGms?CLAsiHOTOGRA^mc PICTURES of th« JAMES ANDREWS, 45, Wind-street, Swansea. ABTJ^T, Legacy and. Succession Duttel. TO EXECUTORS AND OTHERS. ACCOUNTS MADE OUT, REGISTERED, AND PASSED.—Address J, W. WILLIAM, P. O,, Swansea. (Retired Pensioned Head Distributor of Stamps fw County of Glamorgan.) BUSMAN HOUSE, B TJ R|M A N 8.T&SS T," WALTER'S ROAD, SWANSEA. BS NAS H. IN thanking the Ladies of Swansea and Neighbourhood for their past patronage, would respectively inform them that she is prepared to do Dress and Mande Making on a more extensive scale than hitherto. All orders entrusted to her will meet with prompt attention. x Ladies' own Materials made up by the latest London and Pans Models. F. PINN, BRICK, TILE, PIPK, AND POTTERY WORKS, Klllay, near Swansea, BEGS respectfully to invite public attention to the first-class nature of Bricks and other Clay Goods Manufactured by him. J. JAiiVTV ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR, dec. TRADESMEN'S BOOKS POSTED & BALANCED PERIODICALLY. RENTS ANjD DEBTS COLLECTED. LIFE, FIRE, A ACCIDENT INSURANCES EFFECTED HOUSE & GENERAL BUSINESS AGENT. OFFICES :—13, WIND STREET, SWANSEA. W. H. READDON, PASTRYCOOK AND CONFECTIONER, 21, UNION STREET, SWANSEA. ORNAMENTAL, Savory, Mould, Pound, Madeira, 0 Sultana, Dundee, and Luncheon Cakes. Picnics, Dinners, and Evening Parties Supplied. WEDDING BREAKFASTS. BALL SUPPERS, Tipsy Cake, Trifles, Creams, leas, and Jellies. CUT LEE Y AND PLATE LENT ON HIBS. FOREIGN AND BRITISH WDTES. Mr. ALFRED BUCKNALL, ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR, CASTLE BUILDINGS, SWANSEA* "I PLANS supplied on approval if desired. Terms 5 pet oent. for plans and superintendence, or 2i per ceat. for plans only. A Vacancy for an Articled Pupil. The Cambrian Hair Restorer, FR Restoring HAIR becoming prematura.; '-rev to its Original Colour. This Preparation remo;-et Scurf, and by stimulating the Scalp, assists in the Growth of the Cair. "IX IS NOT A DYE." Prepared only by JOHN T. WILLIAMS, Pharmaceutical Chemist, 10, .ARXI.SU->V-STREET. SWAKSEA {Estab. 1850). In Bottles, is GeL, and it. 9d. H A T. Co., COAL A'ND COKE MERCHANTS, 4, MOUNT STREET, SWANSEA. REDUCTION IN PRICE. LIST OF PRICES: Best Large Red Ash Coal. 13s. Od, per ton delivered. „ Thro' „ 12?. 0d. „ Best Small Binding Coal 7s. 6d. Coke 5s. 6d. per load. Delivery at Mount Pleasant andSketty, Is. per ton extm. Orders received at the above Address; at 2, Brook- land Villas Constitution-hill; and at 51, Argyle-street. THE PATENT EXHAUST INJECTOR,. FOR FEEDING BOILERS OF NON-CONDENSING ENGINES. These Injectors work with EXHAUST STEAM FROM ENGINE ONLY And therefore work with the greatestjattainable ECONOMY OF FUEL. For full particulars apply to DYNE STEtEL & SON, ENGINEERS, S W A N S E A HOPKINSON'S PIANOFORTES UNSURPASSED IN COMPETITION BY ANY PRIZE MEDALS AWARDED, 1851, 1855, 1862, 1865, 1866, 1872, 1875, 1877, 1878, 1879. In 1855 there'were three firms only selected for the highest awards in the great competition by the world's makers, and MESSRS. HOPKINSON were honoured by being one of the three. In 1862 two firms'only were thus honoured. MESSRS. HOPKINSON being one of the two. In 1878 one firm only was selected by thetadges for the Gold Medal for Great Britain (the highest awarded)-. that firm being nnnriwsov E S S IK S H O PKINbON, NOTE. As many persons are not aware at how mode rate a price they can obtain Instruments of such proved and undoubted excellence, they are invited to apply for Illustrated Lists to the Principal Music Warehouses, or 235, Regent-street, London, W. PERUVIAN GOVERNMENT GUANO, GENUINE AND UNADULTERATED, As Imported.Direct from Peru by THE PERUVIAN GUANO 03 IP ANY Limited, SOLE CONSIGNEES. BEST & CHEAPEST MANURE FOR ALL CROPS, ESPECIALLY FOR np-pr ALSi I BOOT CROPS, /TRASS HOPS MARKET GARDEN PRODUCE. PRICES VARY according to the Chemical Composition of the Guano as ascertained by DR AUGUSTUS VOELCKER'S A^vse?. SOLD BY THE LONDON BANKING ASSOCIATION (Ld., (Peruvian Guano Departme. ) 57, OLD BROAD STREET, LONDON. E.C., Sole Agents for the United Kingdom, of THE PERUVIAN GUANO CO MP NT f, Li Hied, SOLE CONSIGNEES. For the South-West of England District apply to Messrs FOX, ROY, & Co., PLYMOUTH and EMSTOL DEPOTS at Sharpness Docks, Gloucester, Bristol, Plymouth and Falmouth. Blue Lias Lime, White Lime, Limestones and Silicious Fire Ceine i B DANIEL JONES and Co. art; to • Supply the above-named articl aa rtailway Stations. „ Stormy Works, Fyle, near Bridgend.