The Cambrian

Tl-IE MEDICALi profession. WE RECOMMEND ORANGE MARMALADE FOR ECONOMY. The Medical Profession take higher T grounds, and urge the importance of Children having it in preference to butter. C B O S S E <5c BH-A-OIC "W" E Tu TL, 3 s 3LB. GLASS JARS, Is. Id.. CASH PRICE. lLB. POTS, 5d., CASH PRICE. Detailed Price Lists Free on application. I TAYLOR COMIPAiSrY, Castle Square, Swansea- XX' Oxford-street. Swansea- oo. Wa.lt.gr-mad. Swansea. 211. High-street, Swansea, The Tea Exchange. The Dunns, Mumbles. 20, High-street, Ilfracombe. f More than two-thirds of the Shares have already been applied for by the Directors and their friends, and customers of the Firm- I WILLIAM ELMORE, LIMITED. J«Corporated under the Limited Liability Acts 1862 to 1S80, v:hich limit the liability of Subscribers to the amount of their Shares. Capital £ 240,000 in 24,000 Shares of £10 each. Vlltad into 16,000 A or Preference Shares, entitled to Seven per Cent. Cumulative Dividend, on the Capital L for the time being paid up. [ 8,000 B or Ordinary Shares (fully paid up) entitled to Seven per Cent. Dividend after payment of Seven per Cent. on the A Shares. All the B Shares will be taken by the Vendor in part payment of the purchase-money. be r*5idue of the Profits of each year, after payment of 7 per cent, on the two classes of Shares, will be applied in payment of additional dividends on both A and B Shares. l" case the net m-oiits for anv four consecutive years shall amount together to 30 per cent, on the total paid-up Capital j on the A Shares, the B Shares will be converted wto A Shares. ] First Issue 10,000 Seven per Cent. Preference A Shares, £10 each. f The First Issue of A Shares are now offered for subscription, payment for -which is to be made as follows— P1 10s per Share on Application £ 110s. per Share on Allotment; £ 2 per Share two montbs after Allotment; *T ln four rnontha ■ and the balance in calls not exceeding £ 2 at intervals of not less than one month, as and hetl required. It is not proposed to call up more than Seven Pounds per Share at present. Qoscribers are at liberty to pay up their Shares in full upon Allotment, receiving interest at £ 5 per cent, per annum on any sums prepaid. DIRECTORS. BATH, Esq., J.P., (Messrs. Henry Bath & Son, Swansea, London, and Liverpool), Swansea. E^ERICK WILLIAM DAHNE, Esq., Vice-Consul for the Empire of Germany, and for the Kingdoms of Norway and Hicu ,We<^en' Swansea. THNVR WASHINGTON GREGOKY, Esq., The Grove, Camberwell, S.E. Slow S ^-KN°LD MARTEN, Esq., J.P., Director of the Glamorganshire Banking Company (Limited), Swansea. CHA KD MOKRIS, Esq., j!p., Beechfield, Doncaster; Director of the Widnea Metal Company. TALLER'WARE, Esq., 11, Phillimore Gardens, Kensington, W. (With Power to add to their number.) BANKERS. LONDON Messrs. BABCLAY, BETAN, TRITTON, & Co., 54, Lombard Street, E.C. SWANSEA :-THF. GLAMORGANSHIRE BANKING COMPAKY, LIMITED. SOLICITORS. Mtssrs. WARE, HAWES, & WOOD, 7, Great Winchester Street, E.C. AUDITOR. THOMAS GLASS, Esq., 5, Mitre Court, Temple, E.C. I OFFICES. Mr «. ™ S.E. IPIROSIPECTTTS- TIlE Company is formed to acquire the well-known business of Mr. William Elmore, carried on at 91, ackfriars Road, S.E., and the business now being rr'ed on under the of c<The Electrolytic Com at Charlotte Street, Blackfriais, S.E., and 16, 'al"'il, il'Orleans,PAlais Royal, Paris, with the extensive and valuable Dynamo-Electric Machine, Electric En- steering, and Electro-Depositing Works, at Charlotte tr«et, Blackfriars; together with the Furnaces for fass and Nickel Castings, at 91, Blackfriars Road, S.E., the Plant, Stock-in-Trade, Goodwill, and all Patent ^hts, an(j Licenses belonging to the Vendors in con- ation with the said businesses. The Businesses at 91, Blackfriars Road, and at Char- lotte Street, were established respectively by Mr. William Elmore, and Mr. Shackleton Hallett. Tbe kusinesa of Mr. William Elmore consists principally in fche manufacture and supply of Dynamo-Electric Machines and outfits for Electrolytic processes as applied to a Vanety of profitable Industrial purposes. The Works at Charlotte Street, and 91, Blackfriars ?0ad comprise —First, a complete Engineering Estab- llsWnt, equipped with all the necessary Machinery and Tools of the latest and most improved make for the Manufacture of Dynamo-Electric Machines and Elec- trip-al Appliances. Secondly, an Extensive Establishment the Electro Deposition of Gold, Silver, Copper, ■Niekel, Tjn< Rrass, and other Metals, on Iron, Steel or other Surfaces together with the necessary Appliances J^r ^rinding, Polishing, and Burnishing Metals. Thirdly, 'ectileal and Chemical Laboratories fitted with all re(luisite appiiance8 for the business. Fourthly, Furnaccs f°L^icktl an(1 Bra9S Castings. ^he establishment at Paris comprises Offices and ho^l00tU8 situate at No. 16, Galerie d'Orleans, Palais ^oyal, and a Factory for the manufacture of Dynamo ^achines, and for metal plating purposes, situate at No. ù, Cour de Rohan, Boulevard St. Germain. The metal depositing works which were originally *8tablished for the purpose of demonstrating the power aod capabilities of the Dynamo Machines have proved a important and profitable branch of the business. leces of machinery of large seize, such as Hydraulic 8crew propellers, cylinder covers of marine engines c-i can be coated with metal at these woiks. The of customers on the books is now very large and i*aily increasing. Dynamo-Electric Machines of great power, constructed „ the Charlotte Street Works are now in actual illations at the MorfaCopperWorksof Messrs. Williams, «,°?ter & Co ,of Swansea, producing "conductivity" or Co ectt-olytic" copper by Mr. Elmore's process. The ?°Pper thus ebtained is chemically pure, and, when it is in mind that the presence of one-fifth per cent. f H'on in conner depreciates its conductivity by 25 per an-l a^nere trace of arsenic, by 66 per cent., and the denand for this Electrolytic" copper far e*ceeds the present means of supply, and is daily in- ?teasina the immense importance of this branch of the alone will be fully realized. Very ^tensive kt(^ers are already in negotiation, and a large an pio a can safely be relied upon in this department a* ,111011S other purposes for which machines and being supplied by the Charlotte Street orks may be 0.eQti°ned the Electro deposition of Copper upon Steel 1. *ron Wire for Telephonic or Telegraphic uses. Ike field of profitable work thereby opened to the Com- in this direction will be seen from the cablegram of New York Correspondent of the Standard, dated jjarch 27th which will be found amongst the Press ^jces forwarded herewith. aiA be Company will have the benefit of all orders fe«dy on hand, and in course of negotiation, for machines j d outfits for this process as well as for that of galvanizing y°ti wire and iron surfaces. This process which is pro- ofed by Letters Patent combines simplicity, cheapness, no h 1with tbe most considerable advantage that the pocess being a cold one, the strength of the wire and iron affected in the slightest degree whereas, by the old ?lPpitg nrocpss large quantities of goods are rendered ft* and allLinjuriously affected. A large and pro- business can also be done in the supply of machines outfits to manufacturers of Tin Plat" by Mr. Elmore s «nning process it is tbe immediate intention of .he to complete and develope this profitable depart- iihlhe following may be mentioned amongst various 8UT?°irtaiu trades, the members of which have either^ been for ,Kitd with machines and outfits, or are now negotiating be Sams J^lKefiners ^lerf ypers Platers ^isHn ote Engravers feSSSr J> *llU: £ VS MaSrau'ic Engineers Engineers Manufacturers of Copper Wire & Brass Tubes Iron & Steel Tubes & Wires Boiler Plates and Tubes Tin Plates Cotton Printers' Rollers Cut Nails Metal Capsules Galvanized Iron Fire Grates and Fenders Paper Chemicals Projectiles And numerous others. ia to Books now show that the tendency of the orders low ltlcrease both in number and magnitude. The orders Cqjj, in course of execution, contracts, and conditional b*v;*acte amount to upwards of £ 50,000. Estimates Hlso been forwarded at request of firms of the t0\ est standing, with whom business is likely to result rj,, Very considerable amount. value of the business whicb the Company will f°l,0l>- may be further shewn by mentioning that the j lng Government Departments, Public Companies, Satisfs diQS firms have had their pre«ent requirements titju attended to at these works, and that con- °f business with tbetu may be confidently ^Pated. MACHINE AND OUTFIT DEPARTMENT, 91, BLACKFRIARS ROAD, S.E. Her Majesty's Government—several Departments. Messrs. Williams, Foster and Co. The India Rubber & Gutta Percha, and Telegraph Works Company (Limited). Messrs. H. H. Vivian and Co Limited. The Anglo-American Brush Electric Light Co.(Limited). Messrs. Thomas De la Rue and Co. „ Waterlow and Sons (Limited). The Singer Manufacturing Company (Limited). Messrs. Christopher Baker and Sons, Birmingham. John Grinsell and Sons, Birmingham. Wright and Butler, Birmingham. „ A. S. Oattell and Co. John Lysaght (Limited), Bristol. The Electro Amalgamator Company (Limited). Messrs. Cassell, Petter and Galpin. „ William Clowes and Sons (Limited). „ Kelly and Co. „ Best and Lloyd, Birmingham. „ William Impay and Co. And numerous others. METAL DEPOSITING DEPARTMENT, CHARLOTTE STREET, S.E. Her Majesty's School of Military Engineering, Chatham. The Contractors to Her Majesty's Admiralty. Sir W. G. Armstrong, Mitchell & Co. (Limited.) Messrs. Siemens Brothers & Co. (Limited.) The South Eastern railway Company. The Maxim" Weston" Electric Light Company. The "Pilsen" and "Joel" Electric Light Co. The African Dry Tlncer Amalgamator Company (Limited). Messrs. Ridsdale & Co. „ Benetfink & Co. Benham & Froud. Verity & Sons. The Coventry Machinists' Company. And numerous others. It may also be mentioned that a Silver Medal was awarded at the Crystal Palace Electric Exhibition, 1881-2 to Mr. Elmore for his Patent Dynamo Electric Machines. The large and continued increase in the number and amount of orders for machines and outfits, and also in the Metal Plating Department has rendered necessary a considerable addition to the existing works. With the view to secure the benefit of country prices for labour, fuel, and other charges, it has been decided to erect Engineering Works for the construction of Dynamo Electric Machines and appliances at Swansea, the centre of the important metallurgical and tinplate industries of Sonth Wales. A desirable site has been chosen, and the works will be pushed on with all expedition on completion of the necessary contracts. The business which the Company also requires at Paris and on the Continent is of considerable importance. It is proposed to supplement the factory at the Cour de Rohan by additional works at an estimated cost of £ 5,000 with this expenditure on the French establishment the vendors confidently anticipate being able at an early date, out of the moneys derivable from the working or sale of the French business, and their Foreign Patents, to obtain very considerable profits for the Parent Company. In addition to the Engineering Works, it is proposed to add the following profitable departments to those now in active operation. (a) A department for the manufacture of materials n> i APRl,cab!e to Electro Platers' Outfits. c of Arc ud Lamps. (c) A Department for the manufacture (undei- Mr. Hallett's Patents.) of Chemicany pare Carbons. (d) A Department for Electro-Coppering Steel Wire for Telephonic arid other pumose, • V Drawing and Covering Conductivity Copper and other Wire. The business will be taknn over by the Company as a going concern, and the Sale will take effect on and from the 1st of May, 1883. The Company to be entitled to all the property and assets of the vendors in the business under the agreements, and to be entitled to all the profits that may be made from that date. The vendors paying all liabilities to that date in con- sideration of the purchase money to be paid tbem the amount being £ 40,000 in cash and 8,000 fully paid up B Shares. The B Shares are not to rank for dividend until the A or preference shares have received a cumulative preference dividend of seven per cent. per annum. Thus the preference shares will be entitled to have arrears of dividend in any year paid on them before the Shares of the Vendors rank for dividend. When in any term of four consecutive years the total net profits are such as to allow of dividends amounting 1 p 30 per cent, being paid on the paid-up Capital are9> B Shares will be assimilated with sirs Subject to the supervision of the Board of Directors, continue to give their services, and will ioin thn after the allotment of Shares. 1U ]01n the Board Tha only agreements entered into excepting the ordinary Trade Contracts are:— F § 1. Agreement between William Elmore of the one part- and S. Hallett of the other part daM April 26th, 1883. v ated 2. Agreement between S. Hallett and William Elmore of the one part and William Bourne, on behalf of the Company of the other part, dated April 26th, 1883. If 80 allotment is made the deposit will be returned without deduction, and should the number of Shares allotted to any Applicant be less than the number applied for, the surplus will be credited in reduction of the amount payable on allotment. Copies of the Agreements and of the Memorandum and Articles of Association may be sees at the offices of the Solicitors of the Company. Application for Shares must be made on the prescribed form and accompanied by a deposit of 10s per Share, and forwarded to the London or Swansea Bankers of the Company. Prospectuses and Forms of Application can be obtained from the London and Swansea Bankers of the Company or from the Secretary at the Offices of the Company. The Share list closes on the 28th inst. Dated London, May 18tb, 1883. SALES BY AUCTION. Sale of Valuable Leasehold Dwelling Houses, St. Thomas, Swansea. Messrs. EDWARD ROBERTS and SON, Have been instructed TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the RED HOUSE, St. Thomas, Swansea, on SATUR- DAY June 2nd, 1883 (subject to Conditions of Sale) ALL those TWO LEASEHOLD DWELLING- HOUSES and PREMISES, situate in Pentre- guinea-road, St. Thomas, Swansea, now in the occupa- tion of Messrs. John Stevens and Frederick Doxey, at the rent of 7s. per week each house. The Houses con- tain six rooms and bay window eanh are drained, water laid on, paving, curbing and channelling completed, and the road made according to the requirements of the Urban Sauitary Authority. Held for a term of 99 years from the 25th March, 1882, at the Ground Rent of iC3 lis. 3d. per annum each House. Sale to commence at Four o clock in the Afternoon. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, 40, Oxford-street, Swansea. 16, Bryn-y-mor Terrace, Swansea. Messri. EDWARD ROBERTS & SON Have been instructed TO SELL BY AUCTION, On the above premises, on TUESDAY, JUNE 5th, 18S3, THE whole of tbe well-preserved HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOFORTE, and other EFFECTS. „ „ Goods on view morning of Sale, bale to commence at 11 o'clock. Auctioneer's Office, 40, Oxford-street, Swansea. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEES. Messrs. EDWARD ROBERTS & SON Have been instructed TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, (Subject to condition of sale), At the CAMF RON ARMS HOTEL, Swansea, on TUESDAY, JUNE 12th, 1883, at 3 o clock, ALL that DWELLING-HOUSE, known as Penlaa Villa, and TWO COTTAGES adjoining, let to respectable weekly tenants, at rentals amounting to £ 40 6?. per annum. The above premises are held for the residue of a term of 75 years, computed from 25th March, 1883, less 2 days, at R5 6s. 8d. per annum. For further particulars apply to Messrs. Collins and Woods, Solicitors, Swanse i, or to the Auctioneers, 40, Oxford-street, Swansea. VERNON TINPLATE WORKS, BRITON FERRy GLAMORGANSHIRE. To Tinplate Manufacturers, Iron Merchants, and Others. Messrs. TRIBE. CLARKE & Co., Have been instructed TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION At tbe above Works, on TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY tha 29th and 30th days of MAY, 1883, Qe THE whole of the STOCKS. STORES, LOOSF PLANT, TOOLS, and OFFICE FURNITURE comprising240 tons of pig iron, 30 tons of coke bar ends, 9 tons pu'ldlers' blooms, 26 tons refiners'iron, 28,000 empty boxes, elm timber, spruce deals, 50 boxes tinplates (assorted sizes), charcoal, charcoal crust, charcoal cinders, purple ore, new coupling boxes, spindles, tap riders, new screw pins and boxes of mills and cold rolls, 2 28-in. new cold rolls, 2 26-in. do., 21-in. do., 4 26-in. new mill rolls, 2 21-in. do., new mill roughing and finishing standards, brasses, oils, paints, grease, and the contents of the stores, old brass, about 150 tons of old castings, quantity of wrought scrap iron, burnt iron, the whole of the new, nearly new, and partly used cast and wrought iron annealing pots and stands, the whole of the loose plant, locomotive engine (nearly new) by the Neath Abbey Company, 8-in. cylinder, 12-in. stroke, with in- jectors complete, 2 feet 4-in. guage; new bar cutting machine. 6-in. cylinder, 12-in. stroke, with g vernor and fittings complete; the whole of the forge, mill, cold roll, and tin-house tools. OFFICE FURNITURE.—Mahogany pedestal tables, ma- hogany swivel chairs, desks, stools, safe, deed box, stationery cupboard, and other requisites. Sale to commence each day at 12 o'clock- There will be No Reserve. Detailed catalogues are in course of preparation and can be obtained of the Auctioneers oil una after Saturday the 12th instant. 11, Temple-street, Swansea. the 12th instant. 11, Temple-street, Swansea. 97, Brynymor Road, Swansea. Messrs. H. HI L L tt- Co. Have been instructed by Mr. C. E. Hughes (who is leaving Swansea), TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION. On the above Premises, On MONDAY, MAY 28th, 1883, THE of the well preserved HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TURE, Pianoforte, &c., comprising walnut drawiog room suite in crimson velvet, mahogany couch in American leather, do. dining chairs, easy do., walnut whatnots, carved oak table, dining and 100 tables, hat and umbrella stand, hall chairs, superior and well- made enclosed bookcase in walnut, pier glasses, full compass pianoforte in walnut, fenders and fire irons, Brussels and other carpets, hearthrugs, linoleum, mats, gilt clock under shade, ornaments, oil paintings, stair carpets, bral's rods, &c., iron and brass rail bedsteads paillasses, spring and hair mattresses, leather beds, wool mattresses, washstands with marble tops, dressing tables, do. glasses, sets of ware, mahogany and birch chests of drawers, towel horses, cane-seat chairs, wiudow poles, tapestry and lace curtains, &c., together with, the usual kitchen and culinary utensils, ware, china, &c.; also a large rocking horse, perambulator, &c, Goods on view morning of Sale. Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. Bay View, Sketty, Swansea. H. HILL & CO. Have been instructed by Mr. John Sheldon, to SELL BY AUCTION, On the above premises, on WEDNESDAY, May 30, ISQQ THE whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other effects, comprising mohogany dining table, sofas, pier glasses, mahogany hair-seated chairs square tables, clocks, arm chairs, fenders and fire irons' &c., iron bedsteads, mattresses, feather and millpufif beds, washstands, chests of drawers, dressing glasses, ware, saucepans, tea kettles, &c. # Sale to commence at Twelve o clock precisely. Auctioneers' Offices, 10, Castle Street, Swansea. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. Picton Villa, Picton-place, Swansea. Messrs. II. HILL and Co., Have been instructed by the Executors of the late OCTAVIUS WILLIAMS, Esq., TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On the above Premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 6th day of June, 1883, THE whole of the valuable and well-preserved HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOFORTE and Effects, full particulars of which will appear in future ad vert ist men ts. Catalogues will be ready four days prior to Sale. At ONE o'clock precisely the Auctioneers are in- structed to offer the HOUSE and PREMISES for Sale. lor particulars apply to C. Norton, Esq., Solicitor, or the Auctioneers, 10, Castle-street, Swansea. Swansea. DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY. ftfr. EVANGRA PPER Has been instructed TO OFFER FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION At the CAMERON ARMS HOTEL, High-street, Swansea, on WEDNESDAY, the 20th day of JUNE, 1883, at three o'clock in the afternoon (subject to such conditions as shall then and there be produced), THE undermentioned PREMISES, in the following or such other Lots as may be considered expedient, V1LOT 1. —All that highly desirable and commodious LEASEHOLD SHOP and PREMISES, situate and being No. 41, Wind-street, Swansea, held for a term of 90 years from the 25th day of March, 1869, at the yearly apportioned rent of £ 19 Is. 6d The premises have been held by the present proprietor (who is retiring from busi- ness) for the last nine years, and have been used by him for the business of au outfitter and tailor ^th siderable success. A large sum of money has been recently expended in improvement of the premises, and they are admirably adapted for business purposes or for a coffee tavarn, which is much needed in the neighbour- hood. Lot 2.—All that desirable RESIDENCE, being No. 4, Trinity-place, Swansea, held for an unexpired term of 60 years, at the nominal ground rent of 3s. per annum. It has a frontage of 25 feet, and is built of dressed stone and contains kitchen, back kitchen, breakfast-room, 2 reception-rooms, pantry, conservatory, bath -room, 5 I bed-rooms, w.c., &c. There is also a front and back garden- Possession of both lots can be had immediately on com- pletion of the purchase. Forfurther particulars and cards to view apply to Mr. William Griffiths, 41, Wind-street, Swansea to the Auctioneer, Oxford-street, Swansea; or to Mr. John Donague, Solicitor, 7, Worcester-place, Swansea. SALES BY AUCTION. SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c. Victor:a Auction Mart, Oxford Street, Swansea. Messrs. BEYNON and LEWIS WILL SELL BY AUCTION, At the above MART, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 30th instant, A LARGE »nd general assortment of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and Effects. „Ann„nnAa N.B.—Furniture bought or money advanced onBoods consigned for absolute sale. Monthly Sale of Horses, &c. Mr. CHARLES HUG H E S WILL SELL BY AUCTION, At the CAMESCN HORSE REPOSITORY, CAMERON ARMS HOTEL, High-street, Swansea, On TUESDAY, MAY 29th, 1883, THE following useful and valuable HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c., comprising LOT „ 1. Chestnut prling, "Filly," by "Lion Express. 2. Cream col««r, do. do. 3. Cream Colisar Pony, 12^ hands, good in saddle and harness, and accustomed to children. 4. Roan Pong, 8 years old, 12 hands, good in saddle and 5. Bay Gelding "Jack," six years old, about 15 hands, quiet in saddle and harness, winner of trotting match on Mumbles-road. j •, 6. Well-bred black Mare, 8 years old, 15.1 hands, good in saddle and single and double harness. 7. Cream cofcur Cob, black points, very strong, and warranted good in saddle and harness. 8. Useful brown carriage Horse, 6 years o a hands, quiet in harness and use to trains. 9. Very handsome strawberry colour Pony, 4 years old, good in saddle and harness. 10. Chestnut Cob, 13.3 hands, very quiet in saddle and harness, has been driven by a l*dy. 11. Bay Horse, 15.2 hands, good in saddle and harness. 12. Useful bay Horse, about 15.3 hands, good in saddle and harness, fast, with good action. 2 wheel dog cart, quite new. 2 wheel trap to cirry four, first class condition, park pbajton for one or pair, vis-a- vis photon, lamps, &c., compile, grocer s delivery car, spring cart, several sets of silver-mounted carriage har- ne.s, cart harness, saddles, bridles, &c., also a pair of panniers to carry 4, quite new.. Each horse to be in the yard by 10 a.m. morning of sale, provided with a halter. Sale to commence at 2.30 p.m. Future sales, the last Tuesday in every montb. Auctioneer's Offices, Brick Buildings, Oxford-street, Swansea. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEES. MR. CHARLES HUGHES. Is Instructed to OFFER FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the CAMKRON ARMS HOTEL, High-street Swansea, On WEDNESDAY, May 30,1883, At three o'clock in the afternoom (subject to such Conditions as shall then and there be THE undermentioned highly valuable LEASEHOLD PREMISES, in the following or such other lots as may be con.idered expedient, viz. LOT I. -All that valuable DWELLING-HOUSE, with the vaults beneath the same, situate in York-street, Swansea, late in the occupation of Mr. Joseph Mann, held for the term of 85 years (less three days), from the 25th day ef March, 1874, at the yearly renti of Jb-to. LOT 2. All that valuable MESSUAGE or DWELLING- HOUSE, known as No. 1, Ferncliff Cottages, Mumbles, held for a term of 99 years (less two days), from the 29th day of September, 1868, at a yearly rent of 22 4s. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, Oxford-street Swansea, or to Mr John Donague, Solicitor, 7, Worcester-place, Swansea. CARMARTHENSHIRE. PARISH OF MYDRIM. Freehold Farm of Pontcowin for SaJe. Musn. WALTER LLOYD &- SON Have received instructions TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the BOA A"a HKAD HOOL, C*rmartiien, on SATPE- DAT, the of JTJKB, 1883, at Two o'clock in the afternoun, THAT very DESIRABLE FREEHOLD FARM, known as PONTCOWIN," in the parish of 'Mydrim, Carmarthenshire, consisting of 151a. Or. 32p., or thereabouts, of excellent rich pasture land, together with a capital well-built residence, with stables, cow- houses, barns, and other outbuildings, all of which are in thorough repair, now in the occupation of Mrs. Margaret Thomas and her tenants. The property is conveniently situated near the turn- pike-road, mid-way between Carmarthen and St. Clears, on the banks of the river Cowin, and offers a most eligible investment. For further information apply to the Auctioneers, Mydrim, St. Clears, or to Messrs. Geo. Thomas and Browne, Solicitors, Carmarthen. PENRHIEWTYN, NEAR NEATH, GLAMORGANSHIRE. Important Sale of-heehold and other Property. Mr. B E N J • LEWIS Has received instructions TO OFFER FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the CASTLE HOTEL, Neath, On WEDNESDAY, MAY 30th, 1883, At Three o'clock in the afternoon (unless disposed of in the meantime by Private Contract, of which due notice will be given), in one or more lots, as may be determined on at the Sale, and subject to such Condi- tions of Sale as shall then and there be re^' ALL that FREEHOLD MESSUAGE or DWELLING HOUSE aad PREMISES, known as ROCK COTTAGE," situate and being at Penrhiewtyn, in the parish of Llantwit-juxta-Neath, in the county of 6 AnSso' all those 18 FREEHOLD MESSUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES, adjacent to "ROCK COTTAGIC," aforesaid, and now in the several occupations of Mr. Uzzy Griffiths and others as monthly tenauts thereof. These Properties are together of the gross annual vaiiift of £ lo0. And also all that PLOT of BUILDING GROUND (being triangular, or nearly so, in shape), situate in the parish of Llantwit-juxta-Neath, in the same county, and adjacent to the before-mentioned properties, demised to the late Mr. Llewellyn Griffiths by a lease granted to him by Edward Evans, Esq., for a term of 99 years from 29th September, 1875, at the reserved rent of £1 15s. per annum* The Building Land will be sold subject to the aforesaid 6 The whole Property is within its own boundary walls. It is healthily situated above the turnpike road and Neath and District Tramways, on which it abuts, nearly midway between Neath and Briton Ferry, in full view of the Neath New Docks, and convenient to the works in the district. For further particulars and to view, apply to the AUCTIONEKB, the Mart, Neath or to Messieurs ALFRED CURTIS & SON, Solicitors, Neath. Neath, 10th May, 1883. Pembrokeshire—South Wales. Mr. T R UL E O W E N Has been instructed TO OFFER FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the CASTLE HOTEL, Haverfordwest, On THURSDAY, the 7th JUNE, 1883, At Two o'clock precisely, in one lot, rflHE valuable RESIDENTIAL ESTATE, known as 1 COTTESMORE and MOUNT PLEASANT. COTTESMORE comprises a modern and substantially built Mansion-house, six-stall stable, with loose box saddle-room with bed-room over; walled garden (half an acre), gardener land farm bailiff's houses, lodges at front and back entrances, and all necessary farm build- ings, ftD'l *bo*t 162 acres of productive land, including 30 acres of thriving woods and plantations. The MANSION HOUSE contains four sitting-rooms, conservatory opening out of drawing-room, billiard-room, nine bedrooms, three dressing-rooms, three servants' rooms, kitchen, servants' hall, and the usual domestic offices. MOUNT PLEASANT comprising a good farm-bouse and out-buildings, a newly erected cottage, and about 83 acres of good meadow, pasture, and arable land. The above Estate lies in a ring fence, is situated about three miles from the market town of Haverfordwest, where there is a first-class station on the Great Western Railway, andhas a daily postal delivery. The River Cleddavt (affording good trout and salmon fishing) bounds the Estate on the West, and the turnpike road from Haverfordwest to Fishguard on the east. The North Pembrokeshire Foxhounds and Scotchwell Harriers hunt the immediate neighbourhood. Printed particulars of Sale and lithographic plans are in course of preparation and may be obtained, with further particulars and cards to view, on application to E. H. H. Massy, Esquire, Cottesmore, Haverfordwest; A. W. Massy, Esquire, Turley Cottage, East Gnnstead, Sussex or Mr. Thomas Rule Owen, Land Agent and Auctioneer, or Messrs. Eaton-Evans and Williams, Solicitors, Haverfordwest. Haverfordwest, May 2, 1883. SALES BY AUCTION, T; ejroes House, Pencoed, Near Bridgend. Highly attractive Sale of superior Household Furniture, several dozen of very old vintage Wines, and other Effects. Mi-. JOHN THOMAS Has been favoured with instructions from J. B. Dawsou Thomas, Esq., to SELL BY AUCTION, On WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY, the 30th and 31st days of May and 1st of June, 1883, on the Premises, as above, situate a few minutes walk of the Pencoed Station, G.W.R. THE undermentioned valuable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE etc., comprising DINING ROOM.—Set of superior manufactured dining tables, 10ft. by 5ft., in polished walnut wood, handsomely carved sideboard to mateh, with plate-glass back carved dinner wagon, with cupboard for table leavee 2 carved oak easy chairs, set of 20 handsome oak chairs en suite, best hair stuffed, covered in red morocco steel fender and fire irons, 4 red cloth wiudow curtains, 2 curtain poles and rings engravings and oil paintings; 3 duplex paraffine table lamps, chimney ornaments, &o. ENTRANCE HALL.—Two oval oak Pembroke tables, pair of very handsome caived oak chairs, dated 1637; polished rustic yew-tree chair, very handsome inlaid cabinet, 2 carved oak chests, 3 red cloth curtains, curtain pole and rings, engravings, bagatelle board, 2 baro- meters, &c., &c. DRAWING ROOM.—Very handsomely carved walnut- wood loo table, rose-wood settee covered in green velvet pile, set of 6 chairs en mite, set of 6 ditto covered in chintz, 2 easy chairs, couch, very handsome cbeffionnere with plate-glass back and panelled doors, rose-wood china cupboard with plate-glass doors, 2 very superior chimney glasses, lady's writing table, 3 gilt cornices with green fringe, chintz window curtains, folding screen, steel fender and fire-irom, several oil paintings and water- colours, 12-air musical box, old china and other orna- ments, &c. CHINA AND GLASS.—Handsome dessert and tea services, richly cut table glass, including champaigue, hock, sherry, and other wines, &c. THE CHAMBER FURNITURE AND APPENDAGES OF 12 BEDROOMS AND DRESSING ROOMS, comprise-4-post, half-tester, and other bedsteads in Spanish mahogany, walnut-wood and birch; several wardrobes, with plate- glass centre panels wash-stands with marble tops, toilet tables and glasses, toilet wave, mahogany and cane- seated chairs, chests of drawers, cornice poles and rings, window curtains, very superior spring, hair, and other mattresses 15 feather beds, bolsters, and pillows, varying from 35 to 901bs sheets, blankets, and counter- panes, &c., &c. THE KITCHEN AND DOMESTIC OFFICES, include, large deal tables, Windsor chairs, cupboard, and the usual culinary articles too numerous to particularize. YARD.-Timber trolley on board iron wheels, with chains lawn mower, garden roller, washing and wringing machine, corn bin. garden tools, &c. Also, will be sold, a cellar containing, about 80 dozen of old VINTAGE PORTS, SHERRIES, and other WINES. TERMS CASH. No RESERVE. The Furniture will be on view on Tuesday, the day prior to the sale, from 10 a.m., to 4 p.m. ORDER OF SALR,-FrasT DAY, WEDNESDAY, the yard, kitchen, pantry, &c., up to 200. SECONO DAY, THURSDAY, up to 400. THIRD DAY, FRIDAY, the remainder, and the wine. Sale to commence each day at 12 o'clock precisely. Catalogues are in course of preparation and may be had of the Auctioneer, at Cowbridge, and at the Hotels, Bridgend, 7 days prior to the Sale. SWANSEA UNION. Wanted a I, Children's Nurse and Trainer at the Workhouse. THE Guardians will, at their Weekly Meeting on THURSDAY, the 14th day of JUNE next, proceed to the appointment of the above Officer. Salary, ,£16 per annum, rising JEl per annum up to JE20, with rations and apartments in the Workhouse. The duties can be ascertained on application to the undersigned, or to the Master of the Workhouse. Candidates must be either Single Women, or Widows, with not more than one child dependent on them. Applications, stating Age and Occupation, accom- panied by testimonials, to be sent to the undersigned on or before the 6th day of JOB* next. G. B HAYNES, Clerk. 8, Fisher-street, Swansea, 24th May, 1883. Swansea Union. TO BAKERS, GROCERS, AND OTHERS. PERSONS desirous of CONTRACTING for the SUP- jr PLY of BREAD, (made in 41b. loaves,) at per loaf; TEA, at per oz.; and SUGAR, at per lb., tor the use of the Out-door Poor in the Swansea District, for Three Months, commencing on the 28th June next, are re- quested to send Tenders and Samples to the Work- house, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 13th June next. The Tenders may be for the supply of Bread, Tea, and Sugar together, or for one article only. All further particulars required may be ascertained on application to the undersigned. By order, G. BAKER HAYNES, CLERK. 8, Fisher-street, Swansea, 24th May, 1883. Swansea Union. TO TRADESMEN AND OTHERS. THE Guardians of the Swansea Union hereby GIVE NOTICE to persons desirous of CONTRACT- ING for the SUPPLY of the undermentioned PRO- VISIONS, &c., to be delivered at the Workhouse, Swansea, and also to persons desirous of CONTRACT- ING for the supply ot the undermentioned Pro- visions, &c., to be delivered at the Cottage Homes, Cockett, and also for the FUNERALS of Paupers for three months (except for Milk, which is to be fora period of 12 Months, commencing on the 28th June next), to de- liver to the Clerk of the Guardians Sealed TENDERS for the same on or before WEDNESDAY, the 13th June next. Flour, Bread, Salt, Butter, Cheese, Beef (fore- quarters), Mutton, Suet, Australian Mutton and Beef, Tea, Sugar, Milk (for 12 Months), Peas, Oatmeal, Currants, Pepper, Mustard, Tobacco, Snuff, Soda, Starch, Vinegar, Treacle, best Bristol Soap, Boots and Shoes, and also for the Repair of Boots and Shoes Coal, large and small; Wheaten Straw, Leather, &c. Ironmongery and Brushes Fire wood Paints, Oils, &c. Statements as to the estimated quantity likely to be required, and conditions of contracts and forms of tender, (in which form alone will Tenders be received) may be had on application to the undersigned. Separate Tenders must be sent in for the Cottage Homes. All Tenders must be delivered at the office of the Clerk, and no Tender will be considered if not received by the Clerk on or before the day named. The Guardians do not bind themselves to accept any Tender, and reserve power to accept any Tender in its entirety, or any portion of any Tender. Samples of such Articles as admit thereof to be sent in with the Tender. Security will be required for the due performance of each contract. The Guardians will, upon the Third Thursday in each month, if application is made to the Clerk on or before the Saturday previous, pay the Contractor the amount then due for goods supplied. By order, G. B. HAYNES, Clerk to the Guardians 8, Fisher-street, Swansea, 24th May, 1883. Gower Union. TO DRAPERS AND OTHERS. Guardians of this Union desire TENDERS for the following GOODS, viz. 60 Yards Calico. oo Flannel, for top petticoats. 20 under „ -0 Sheeting. 12 „ Linsey. 20 Canvas. 20 „ House Flannel. 30 „ Bed Tick. 8 Print, for bonnets. 2 Doz. Pair Bracers. 1 Reels of Cotton. 1 Knots of Tape. 1 Cravats. 8 Caps for boys. 1 lb. Thread. 100 Needles. The Goods to be delivered free at the Workhouse, Penmaen. Patterns of the Goods required may be seen at the Workhouse. Sealed Tenders (marked '"Tenders for Clothing), accompanied by samples to be sent to the Workhouse on or before MONDAY, June 4th 1883 JOHN REYNON, „ Clerk to the Guardians. Victoria Chambers, Oxford-street, Swansea, May 24th, 1883. RECKITT'S BLUE Has the Name on Every Wrapper. SEE THAT YOU GET _—— Reckitt's Blue. D ON'T ACCEPT ANY BUT Reckitt's Blue. "REWASE OF IMITATIONS OF Reckitt's Blue. HOTELS. THE ER W-OOD HOTEL ADAM STREET, STRAND (Near Charing Cross,) LONDON, W.C., HAS just been entirely RE-DECORATED AND ENLARGED. Private Sitting Rooms. Tariff on Application. PROPRIETOR -W. H. PRUST (LATE OF SWANSEA). The Bath Hotel, Alexandra Terrace, Mumbles. F BERKS, late of the George Hotel, begs to inform his friends and supporters that he has just taken the above Hotel, where he will supply the bes Wines, Spirits, and Ales. Visitors to the Mumblea will find every accommodation and attention at the BATH HOTEL. Aberystwith THE QUEEN'S HOTEL, ON the Marine Terrace facing the Sea, contains Coffee Rooms, Ladies' Drawing-room, Library, and nearly 100 Bedrooms. Special Arrangements during the Winter Months. Boarding Terms by the Week for Families. W. H PALMER, Proprietor. GEO. McLEAN YOUNG, Ship Broker and Commission Agent, CASILLA 371, VALPARAISO. Reference- MR. T. W. ISLAY YOUNG, Guildhall, Swansea. Dressmaking and Millinery, OVLFt?. WASH, Clifton House, 2d, Walter's Terrace, Walter Road. LADIES' Own Materials Stylishly and Fashionably Mjs.de. Fit Guaranteed. Charges Moderate Removed to Worcester Place. Mr. ALFRED BUCKNALL, ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR, PLANS supplied on approval if desired. Terms 5 pet cent, for plans and superintendence, or 2| per cent for plans only. A Vacancy for an Articled Pupil. MATT. JONES, MARINE ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR, OYSTERMUUTH, SWANSEA. Hulls, Engines, and Boilers Inspected rfc Repairs Valued First Board of Trade (Admiralty) Competency Certificates. Estimates and Plans for Compound Engines and Boilers. SWANSEA HOUSE COAL DEPOT, LOW LEVEL, SOUTH DOCK, Entrance Opposite Swansea Gas Works. Offices-23, BELLEVUE STREET. PROPRIBTOR-THOMAS WILLIAMS. LIST OF PRICES. J Per Ton Delivered Best Large Red Ash Coal !43. 0d. Best Thro' „ .I3.s. Od. Second Quality, Large (a first-class Kitchen Coal) 13s. Od. Second Quality, Thro' 12#. Od. Best Smiths' Coal 8s. Od. Mount Pleasant and beyond the Toll Gates, 18. per Ton extra. I Manager-W. MANATON, 69, St. Helen's-road, Swansea. Terms of Credit-One Month. The Cambrian Hair Restorer, FOR Restoring HAIR becoming prematurely Grey to its Original Colour. This Preparation removes Scurf, and by stimulating the Scalp, assists in the Growth of the Hair. "IT IS NOT A DYE." Prepared only by JOHN T. WILLIAMS, Pharmaceutical Chemid 1.9, NELSON-STREET, SWASSEA (Estab. 1859). In Bottles, Is 6d., and 2s. 9d. FLO W E -R S THE BEAUFORT NURSERY COMPANY, BLACKPILL, SWANSEA, UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT BOUQUETS, WREATHS, &c., SUPPLIED TO ORDER. PALMS FOR DECORATIONS ON HIRE OR FOR SALE. Orders by Post Receive Prompt Attention. Visitors are respectfully invited to see the Beautiful Flowers. The Subscription N.B.—Applica- Meetings will be tions for Shares held at Messrs. can be made to HILL and Co.'s £ ?§[ the Officers or Offices, London Secretaries. House, Castle-st., P\\ J§f Swansea, on the £1,000 and up. THIRD FRIDAY in wards ready to be every month. advanced. SWANSEA BOROUGH PERMANENT B;UILDING SOCIETY Shares, £100. Monthly Subscription, 10s. per Share CHAIRMAN-Mr. THOMAS HARRIES, Heathfield. TREASURER-Mr. WILLIAM DAVIES, Bank Villa. SOLICITOR-JENKIN JONES, Esq., Somerset Place. SURVEYOR-Mr. WILLIAM WATKINS, Russell-street. BANKERS—THE GLAMORGAN BANKING COMPY. SECRETARIES Mr. T. B. JOHNS, Uplands. I Mr. H. HILL, Castle-street. Swansea Rock Permanent Building Society. ESTABLISHED 1877. Head Office-18, UNION-STREET, Swansea. THE above Society is prepared to ADVANCE MONEY on the Security of Freehold, Leasehold or Copyhold Land or Houses, repayable by easy instal- ments, to suit borrowers, at any time from One to Twenty Years. Interest charged 26 the amount of which is reduced every year in proportion to the amount tert "mlif- Sha"k i»««d iX. DEPOSITS of £ 1 and upwards received at anv timi bearing interest of £ 5 payble half-yearly Chairman-Rev. B. WILMAMS, Canaan Treasurer- Mr. THOMAS ROBERTS. Managing Secretary- T. H. DAVIES. — £ 2,000 ready to be Advanced by The British National Thrift Building Society. CHIEF OFFICE-CENTRAL CHAMBERS, Goat-street, Swansea. CHAIRMAN. Mr. Councillor DANIEL JONES, Devon- shire House, Bryn-road, Swansea. TREASURER Mr. HENRY CAVE, Caer-street, Swansea. SOLICITORS Messrs. BEOR and PLANT. York-place. SURVEYORS: Messrs. THOMAS, WATKINS, and JENKINS. Swansea. BANUKHS: The GLAMORGANSHIRE BANKING COMPANY, LIMITED, Swansea. Shares k25 Each I ENTRANCE fee Is. per share. Subscriptions before li borrowing, 2s. 6d. per share per month; after b°A n'mited^number o/paldTup ^l^r^beaHng intOTe^s^at fr,irPK.Tm "J1■» fee of 2s. per share. Secretary!11161 particulars> aPP]y to Chas. V. Crabb, dominion line. REDUCED FARES -From LIVERPOOL, on THURS- b. This Line books Passengers through to all parts of AMERICA At Special Low Rates. Saloon from £ 1010s.; Intermediate, from jE7 7s; Steerage, JE5 5s. ASSISTED PASSAGES are granted to Manitoba, the North-West Territory, and to all parts of CANADA. Assisted ocean rates for Agricultural Labourers, their Families, and Female Domestic Servants, £ 3 per Adult; Mechanics, Navvies, General Labourers, and their Fami- lies, £4; Children under 12 years, f2, Infants under One year, 10s. For Passage Tickets, apply to FLINN, MAIN AND MONTGOMERY, 24, James-street, Li vet r ool Mr. D. PowKLL. Chemist and Druggist, St. Thomas, Swansea. jy £ ANITOBA AND ^THE^ CANADIAN NORTH Through which runs THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. Farming and Grazing Lands for Sale. Easy Terms to Actual Settlers. If you desire to receive, free of charge, the Railway Company s New Regulations for the Sale of Lands in the Canadian North-West and also the latest maps, pamphlets, &c. containing the latest information about the country, address— the country, address- ALEXANDER BEGG Canadian Pacific Railway Offices, 101, Cannon Street, London.