South Wales Daily News

JShtppinj jrtoticts. ftTEAM BETWEEN CARDIFF, "1 Lt,~A GREENOCK, AND GLASGOW. The Serew 41 L ? N G S WEEKLY. Mills ANTOisj?m"shlps. PRINCESS ALEXANDRA, Captain toan j AILSa1 r ^a.l)ta'n Linklater; CLUTHA, Captain Huck- Md Passeneera ^r.v> are intended to Sail with Goods by circumatanL:N°m East Bute Dock Basin (unless prevented Gaht?ti as follows durinq the month of JUNE:— 17 Monday TO GLASGOW, AND BELFAST. 14 Monday •• 3 p.m. 21 Monday 3 p.m. j- 8 p.m. 28 Monday 8 p.m. 2 Wednesday, K0M BELFAST TO CARDIFF. ?, ^Ye<J'ie8 iav "2 p.m. I 23 Wednesday 12 noon 16 Wednesday '•11 a-m- Wednesday .1 p.m. 1 Tuesday ^ARI>IFF. VIA BELFAST. s Tues Uy 2 P-in-I 22 Tuesday 2 p.m. ;'15 Tuesday 2 p.m. 29 Tuesday 2 p.m. Fakes liberty to Tow and Assist Vessels. Glasgow Mi, on "s' 6d.; Steerage, 10s.; Greenock or Goods tote „i' !Steei'>^r< 12s. 6d. the advert i "nt,'Kide m time for shipment Two Hours before Apidv i ,m of RalllI1o'. ^illiaiii il,, „to William Sloan & Co.; Greenock, to Belfast tn 1'nUt n Swansea, to M. Jones & Brother; will & Son •'an.i i /flu u autl Son; Bristol, to Mark Whit- m Cardiff, to 1400 G. F. YT'EBB & CO., Bute Dock Bonded Warehouse QARDIFF TO NEW YORK. 1, I DIRECT STEA M COMMUNICATION BETWEEN A 11 BRISTOL 0 JEri A IN E x. UNlTrn ANI> THB U STATES OF AMERICA AND CANADA. 8ftU^JVfLES ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S New, CLAMokUi IM*' fitil-lio"-ei-ed, Civile-built Steamships PEMBROKE 2,500 Tons 600 h.p. CAHMAaTMh-v 2,500 Tons 500 h.p. OrntiH.. 3,000 Tons 600 h.p. r ^'rst-elass Steamers, will sail regularly between CAltl)IFF AND NEW YORK, Vitli al] .■ are built expressly for the Trade, and fitted-up "'Cabin n,aJ'ei,t improvements for the comfort and convenience Steeru^u StoeraSe Passengers. A Ste\ •. ,8<le""era provided with mattresses. The carried for the female emigrants. by the -AN will sail on the 12th of July, to be followed ne H-MBUOKE. 01 further particulars apply to Ujj BUDCJKTT & JAMKS, and BRANTII, 11, SWANSPA „ Kin-street. NEWP( ,7^ UlCHAHD.NON & Co. GLorvu, 'i, G. W. Jox us, HEARD, 4; Co. PONTv^' ^1 w- c- J'ucv & Co- PONtv OOL WAIT* & SON. ^ISCA ALKXANDKR LROTUERS. Castle-street. tHjAKE E. G. PRICK. Corpl,' ISAAC THOMAS, 24, Seymour-street. PHMIM.V 11- L<. TROTTKR. TENBY DOCK S. B. SKETCH. MAESTI'-W RICHARD MASON. B*VP JOHN CHIVKRS. CAUiik.^J^WEST J. MAV & Co., 2, Victoria-place. TRPnrri n LACNCKLOT LOWTIIER, 21, (^uay-st. BLAiirvL-Vr T. M. Cijkk, Sirhowy Railway. AHYiivi-v SAMUEL CHARLEY, iRPiii'V, JO- i £ VAXS, Post-office. LLAN'Kt r 1^van»7 Stationer. WiEohkv John* J. CIIALINDKR, Post-office. UJIYVVTI WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Grocer. CAwvr J- 11- N. J I>1>, Beaufort-house. Bu!!i vH,fHI'N .JAMKS BAGNALL. Brecon nKxvVV,LLIAUS- MlLFopn • Jo-NE8- HWin'A»r%. THOMAS & Co., Shipchandlers. NAKBFTH RRY J" Jt,NKS> Tall"w cliandl«r- MONii, if-i'i'i JASON MKYLKR, Stationer. CRTni-TrV. CHARLKS BLISS, Auctioneer. Or !t H K;WELL A. KITMSEY, Post-office. Ule Company's Office, 1, DOCK-CHAMBERS, CARDIFF. JOHN LAUGHLAND, Manager. C1V~NARD PoOYAL MAIL STEAMERS. FROM ]jIYEKPOOL DI1.ECT TO NEW YOKK AND BOSTON. STh'rnIA' CALABRIA. TARIFA. CT'RV • 1'ATA VIA. ABYSSINIA. SAM APT A SIBERIA. JAVA. atpw?,\a- ALGKRIA. HECLA. PALMVt/A RUSSIA. MALTA. Tifp rn, KA\. CHINA. BOTHNIA. 1JAY h!, 1KC Iiov-4!- MAIL STEAMERS sail every TIESOAV, TIIURS- and' St VTI Rl)AY' 1U1 (i have superior accommodation for Cabin I) K (,E\7«E, Pas-mgers.—For further particulars apply to Asentc T.< 1, Rumford-street, Liverpool; or t,< their 'COLFs' S,H' I'^t-Y & Co., 9, Bnte-crescent, Do»ks J. H. HTInj'PI't'v Pal*k-street, Teii)[ieran;:e Town; and TlXuMAS S. Lute-road, Cardiff. 6553 TNMAN LINE of RO\ AL MAIL STEAMERS, appoints': sail from tORl T^T' LIVKRl'ooi aid C^ilJEE .STOWN to NEW i"" ri ESHAY and THURSDAY. CITY C^tesTER THURSDAY, JULY 10. CITY n £ ^PV;KHP TUESDAY, JULY 15. CITi' or r,,i^ THURSDAY, JULY 17. Saloon iV LIAIb.K.lOK I^IESDAY, JULY 22. da,v SaiIi.rii8SiKe«i'-Uestli,'J' iuitl 1» Guineas: Thurs- PrivUet'es Qul,ieiis ««d 1» Guineas, having equal Saloon Steerage Passage to New Yorlc, Six Guineas, with ton i)8^1 y of (juoke,1 Provisions. Passengers forwarded to Bos- > Baltimore, or Quebec, without extra charge. boowfVP'" f?ra" |,arw "l CANADA and the UNITED STATES Kea throu^li oil very advantageous terms. ^'«et, Liverp()oT'tiC',larS' UP1>'y U> W1LL1AM *NMAN, 22, Water- & SON, South Cluirch-street. Cardiff. JOBKPII GARWOOD, 18. Cnehton-street, Cardiff; or to derICK LOVETT, Windsor Hotel, Penarth. 2249 A LLAN ,xOYAL MAKTLINE SHOlt'i'EST SEA PASSAGE 1-G CANADA Ai. D THE UNITED STATES, onortest Route to the West. dav n«^ly!er') Steamaliips of this Line now run direct every Tues- oiLt J- rsday fl 0m UV E RPOOL to PORTLAN O and QUEBEC, Citioa ? Passengers to NEW Y')RK and BOSTON, and to all Cities and Towlls III Canll,la and the United States. 'ROM LIVERPOOL TO FROM LIVERPOOL TO H;, QUEBEC. QUEBEC. Lilian, (Via St. John's, N.F. Canadian, Tuesday, 5 Aug. ax) Tuesday, 1 July Polynesian, Thurs., 7 „ Pp. •nav'a"' ^burs., :> North American, Tu., 12 „ Pm^Vlan' Tuesday, 8 „ Scandinavian, Thurs., 14 PrUs.san, Thursday, 10 Corinthian, Tuesday, it) st!1an, Tuesday, 15 Prussian, Thursday, 21 v P.la,)> Thursday, 17 Austrian (Via St. John's, N.F., Sam kan, Tuesday, 22 „ & Halifax)Tuesday, 20 Aug. Nt.o!la,t,la"' Thursday, 24 Caspian, Thursday, 28 Nestor¡an (Via St. John's N.F. Manitoban, Tuesday, 2 Sept. Halifax) Tuesday, 29 July Sannatim, Thurs., 4 „ cassian, Thursday, 31 c rcassian, Thursday, 11 „ ne Mail Steamships for HALI FAX, NORFOLK, and BALTIMORE sail as follows;— Forwarding Passengers hy Rail to all parts of the Middle • Western, South Western and Southern States. strian, Tuesday, 20 .May. Moravian, Tuesday, 15 July Caspian, Tuesday, 17 June Cabin Passage to Halifax, Portland, Quebec, Boston, New York, Norfolk, Baltimore, or Philadelidiia, £ 18 18s. or £ 15 15«. according to accommodation, including Provisions, but not Wines or Liquors which can be obtained on board. Return Tickets at reduced .,»a 1 limited number of intermediate passengers are taken in acli Steamer at £ 99s., including Beds, Bedding, and all neces- »«?*u',el si's, dining apart from steerage. Applications for berths 10 be made in advance. steerage Passage to St. John, Halifax, Quebec, Portland, Bos- J°», New York, Norfolk, or Baltimore, £ G 6s., including a. plenti- fiu supply of cooked provisions. Steerage Stewardesses are carried by this line to attend to the wants of female passengers 111d children baggage taken from the Ocean Steamships to the Railway Cars *ree of Expense. t Any information required concerning Canada, can be obtained '°m Mr. Dixon, 11, Adam-street, Adelphi, London Agent for the Canadian Government. Pamphlets on Canada supplied gratis by our agents SHORTKST ROUTK to SAN FRANCISCO, via the UNION '^acikic RAILROAD. THROUGH TICKKTS issued on the most favour- lale terms. For Freight or Passage, apply to ALLAN BROTHERS & CO., Alexandra Buildings, James-street, Liverpool, and n 85, Foyie street, Londonderry, r to George Bird, 246, Bute-street, Cardiff; John R Taylor, s'master, Pontymister, near Newport; James Ayre, 64,Doek- Newport; R. Prust & Sons, 9, Quay la"ide, Swansea. Hiah owtn> 17» Thomas-street, Llanellv Genl reet' Merthyr Tydvil; Jackson & Co., Milford Haven 10 .T;,? H«mphreys, Welfield-road, and Mr. ld y iilianis, JtunL, 5"Btreet' Carmarthen; David T. Alexander, Pontjpndd, 8 Morgan, Pontj-pridd. Wo « 1 COMPANY'S SPECIAL NOTICK TO EMIGRANTS. oeforp PassenKera to obtain their Tickets from our Agents —_Xi5J^aving home. 4a"a ]VATI0NAL LINE 1 J TO NEW YORK. LARGEST STEAMERS AFLOAT. LIVERPOOL EVERY WEDNESDAY. Thp, QUEICNSTOWN EVERY THURSDAY Shin« full-powered Iron Screw Steam-ships Kem,Orn™ Tons Ships Tons sPain, Qra(Sfn 5004 England, Kemp 4000 Italy, Thm.?.„ 4900 The Queen, Andrews 4441 ^r-ance, Grw" 4302 Holland, Bragg 3847 Canada, \veK80 3571 Erin, ..3956 Greece, r 350J Helvetia, Spencer 3974 r,.„ Will Bl:Vi Denmark, Sumner 3723 • °"1 Liverpool to New York as under :— inn ,T • • Wednesday, 9th July. 11ALY Wednesday, 16th ,Ju ly. Tu„ Lea'vii'.ir'n Wednesday, 23rd July h Saloon yileeH8town the following days, mi ,1" Vnusuallv j nnu,t'ation is unsurpassed—the State-rooms on deck y <5e, and open ofl the Saloons situated in Poop Rate of Pasgn Tfcke^slnTvv^e"l^>'i-afnan^ 17 Guillea8> according to aceommo- 'i^ r.niT ?N'rY-FIvt sa,lle privilege in Saloon. Return lhe COMFOHT !ViOI,INl'S. -sidered—the aecoUlm S.Tlf-ERAGE PASSENGERS specially con- RATES OF PAS'8\OE— U"EQUALIED FOR SI'ACE' USHT' Ja"ce,?f FresbProvisio^8lc'«;as by any other Line-include abun- Medical Attendance fVee UP cooked by Company's Servants, stewardesses in attend '5!t?ei*arre Pass( !igers foru!0.,<)"1 ma'e Steerage Passengers. a'id Baltimore w,JM<na extra to Que^>ec, Boston, Philadelphia, „„ncisco> alld all inland to\vi,fl,'(^e~anc' booked through to San -avour-able temis. us °t United States and Canada 011 ^Ia?sen^ers booked throu^i t iv aEaa- Australia, New Zealand, China, or Freight or Passage apply to THE NATIONAL STEAMSHIP C0. (LIMITKD ) Bmvwv Insurance A-'cni^ ^Vater-strcet, Liverpool; Llannii' Thomas-street, or Tuna ^v'Port, JI011. DAVID {3 Villf CIIKKSE, Town Crier Rr, QAN"' Mina-street, tberdirJ:8"8Ttreet. PritonfeiTy; DAVIL'R^11??^; L- JOSES, FOTTVO AMES R- MORGAN, Post-office^wardiff Castle Hotel> °HNR. NICHOLAS & CO., ISO, ROTHSA; 5 °R T0 Passengwk WiLUAMS, 9. ^°Sr-,h. Local j 5241 1 BKOTHERS, PRIN^IpAf^oTpT HIGH STR?^ERS AN"N DELIVERERS, BILL oculars addrentp/i NKAT11, AND BRITON FERRV and Neath & delivere<l. Bill Posters to th'e Orent •ucuonoerg. ar'd Brecon Railways, and thenri^^ LeSSeea of Princi^l Posting Places 1-till ping Notices. $' gTEAM COMMUNICATION ,:7;" ¡. M BETWEEX NANTES AND BRISTOL CHANNEL PORTS. The Public are respectfully informed that a STEAMER or STEAMERS will be despatched at regular intervals from NANTES to CARDIFF and BlÜ:TOL, taking cargo at through rates for all important towns in the West of England and South Wales. The "AFRICAN" s.s., 300 tons, will leave NANTES for CARDIFF and BRISTOL on or about the 4tli JCLY next. For rates of freight and other particulars, apply to A. ALBERT, Nantes or to WHITE AND GARDINERS, East Bute Dock. Cardiff, 6863 and Queen-square, Bristol. titles b11 \tction. SALE TO-MORROW. BARRY ISLAND, NEAR CARDIFF. R.W. P. STEPHENSON is instructed to .l.. BELL BY AUCTION, at the Royal Hotel, Cardiff, on THURSDAY, the 10th July, 1873, at Two for Three o'clock in the afernoon, subject to such Conditions of Sale as shall be then and there produced, the very valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE kDown as BARRY ISLAND, in the Parish of Sully, in the County of Glamorgan, containing about IS3 Acres of Arable, Pasture, and Warren Land, situated on the northern shore of the Bristol Channel, about eight miles west of the seaport town of Cardiff, which is the seat of an enormous export and rapidly increasing import trade, and has direct railway communication with all parts of the kingdom. There is a good road from Cardiff through Barry as far as the seashore, and LL parish road across the eastern channel from Sully, and the passages acioss to the Island are ury twice daily for several hours. There is also a similar road and passage from Sully. Surveys were made some years ago, and Parliamentary powers obtained for the construction of a railway from Cardiff to Barry, with a bri Ige from the shore to the Island, an undertaking which presents no engineering difficulty, and can be carried out for a very moderate sum. Barry Island is admirably adapted for a first-class watering place, of which the mineral districts of South Wales, with their vase and rapidly growing population, as well as the town of Cardiff and its neighbourhood, are greatly in need; and it is certain that the construction of a railway from Cardiff would at once convert the greater part of the Island iut> building land of the most valuable character. The Island commands beautiful and extensive views of the Bristol Channel and its Islands, as well as of the Somersetshire Coast. It possesses in its western side a harbour safe and com- modious for vessels of 200 tons burden, and capable of great im- provement. Its southern shore takes the form of a bay of hard sand facing the south, 750 yards wide, enclosed and thoroughly sheltered from cold and stonny winds by two projecting head- lands. The sand in the bay falls 1 foot in 20 for the first 300 yards, and 1 in 50 for the remaining distance, and the ebb and flow of ti-ie in the bay is so gentle as to make it perfectly safe for bathing. The Island contains good building stone and lime, and a plentiful supply of fresh water. The formation is limestone; ttie other building materials can be easily and cheaply conveyed. There is a farm house with out-buildinys and garden, also a substantial residence, erected by a farmer proprietor. There are no tithes. The Estate is subject to a yearly rent of £;;5, to a small modus of 13s. 4d. a year, and to a fee farm or quit rent of 3s. 4d. a year. Plans, particulars, and conditions of sale, may be had on appli- cation to Charles Gatliff, Esq., 8, Finsbury Circus, London; to T. Waring, Esq., Town Hall, Cardiff; and at the Auctioneer's Offices, 21, Queen-street, Cardiff. 0084 Tredegarville; Windsor-place, óc Westbourne (ireseeiit-Taluable Leasehold Property. MESSRS. HILL, HOPKINS & co. have receive 1 instructions to SELL by AUCTION, 011 FRIDAY, the 11th JULY, 1873, at the Cardiff Arms Hotel, at Six fur Seven o'clock in the evening, the following valuable LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, subj .-ct to such conditions as shall be then produced. LOT 1 -All that desirable MESSUAGE or DWELUNGHOUSE, situate and being No. 2, East Grove, Tredegarville, in the parish of Saint John, in the town of Cardiff, containing drawing-room, dining-room, bath-room, six bedrooms, and the usual offices, spacious cellar, and large garden. This Lot is held under a lease from Lord Tredegar, for 99 years, from the 25th March, 18!).), at an annual ground rent of 3. A portion of the purchase-money may remain in mortgage if desired. LOT 2.-AII that commodious MESSUAGE or DWELLING. HOU.SK, situate at No. 4, Westbourne-crescent, in the parish of Saint Mary, coutaiuin drawing-room, dining-room, breakfast- room, six bedrooms, and the usual offices. This Lot is held under a lease from W. Mark Wood, Eq, for 99 years, from the 24th June, 1865, at a ground rent of a7 per ami mil. A portion of the purchase-money may remain on mort- gage it desired. LOT 3.-All that desirable Family RESIDENCE, situate and being No. 5, Windsor-place, Crockherbtown, Cardiff, containing two or three reception-rooms, seven bedrooms, convenient kitchen and offices, with large garden attached. Lot 3 is held undJr a lease for 99 years, from the 1st May, 1853, about 79 years being unexpired, at a ground rent of €2 per annum. Further particulars, and cards to view the Lots, may be ob- tained of the Auctioneers, Saint John's Chambers, Cardiff, or of Cardiff, 2nd July, 1873. M. MOIIGAN, ESQ., 6971 Soucit >r, Cardiff. Cardiff Arms Assembly Room.—Excellent Modern Household Furniture. MESSRS. HILL, HOPKINS, and CO., will SELL BY AUCTION, without nsene, at the Assembly Itooiii, Carditt Arms Hotel, on WEDNESDAY, July 16th, the follow- ing Excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, removed for Con- venience of Sale Dining-room suite covered in morocco, 10ft, extending dining table, carved legs, 8ft ditto, 6it Oin, pedestal sideboard with plate-glass back, Secretaire, bookcase, all in Spanish mahogany large and very handsome drawing-room suite, consisting ol settee, 4 easy chairs, Csmail ditto, 2 ottomans, and music stool, all beau- tifully carved in walnut and covered in silk repp, walnut oi-al too table, whatnot davenport, |&c, 6ft walnut winged wardrobe, with plate glass panel, dachesse dressing table, and marble top wash- stand, ensuite toilet ware, 6ft mahogany wardrobe, painted ditto, chest of drawers, dressing table and washstand, towel rail, bedroom chairs, 2 handsome mahogany Arabian bedsteads, hall table and chairs, hat and umbrella stand, and a variety of otlivr articles. On view morning of Bale. There will be no-reserve. Sale to commence at 3 o'clock pre- cisely. Further particulars may be obtained of the Auctioneers, at their offices, Saint Johns' Chambers, Cardiff. 7040 Fceechold Land for Sale at Cadoxton-juxta-Barry. MR. F. H. PEARCE will SELL by AUCTION at the Queen's Hotel, Cardiff, on TUESDAY, Julv 15, 1873, at Two for Three o'clock, the undermentioned valuable PRO- PERTIES, either in one or separate lots 1. All that Mesuage and Premises with its appurtenances, called the Hatch House, situate in the village of Cadoxton afore- said. 2. All that Meadow, called Wain Joe Wilkin, situate and being part of the Hatch Farm, Cadoxton, aforesaid, and adjoining the road leading t. Barry, measuring about five acres more or less. 3. All that Meadow, called North Made; also a part of the said Hatch Farm, measuring about five acres. 4. All those Four Fields, being a portion of the Hatch Farm aforesaid, containing about 21 acres. 5. All that Messuage and Premises, with the garden, orchard, stables, yards, coach-house, and other out-buildings, called the Bower House, situate in the village of Cadoxton aforesaid. 6. All that Cottage, Carpenters' Shop, Blacksmiths' Shop, and Nine Acres of Land, adjoining thereto, and adjoining the main read. 7. And also all those Three Meadows and a Pasture Field ad- joining, called the Pear Tree Field, measuring about five acres. Further description will hereafter appear. For particulars, apply to the Auctioneers, or to Mr. Morgan, Solicitor, Cardiff. 7041 SALE THIS DAY. Victoria Rooms, Swansea. 1V/TR. J. M. ELLERY has been instructed by A.T_E. the Executors of the late Miss Cuornw to SELL by AUCTION, TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, JULY 9th, 1873, a quantity of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and effects, removed for conveni- ence of sale, comprising mahogany sideboard, dining, Pembroke, 100, and other tables, couches, sofa, easy chairs, carpets, maho- gany and cane-seat chairs, pictures, books, chimney glasses, ornaments, iron and other bedsteads, mattresses, superior feather beds, linen, blankets, niarceila quilts, counterpanes, a quantity of silver plate and plated goods, very valuable old glass, China, and ware, Harmonium, wearing apparel, jewellery, &c., &c. The goods will, be arranged for new the preceding day. Sale to commence at eleven o'clock. North Wales, in the Gounty of Flint.—The Cilcen Hall Estate, comprising abqut 2,000 acres of land, together with very rich lead and iron mines, Iiinestoiie quarry, and the whole of the valuable minerals underlying >the property. MESSRS. HARDS and VAUGHAN (in con- junction with lr. W. DEW, of Bangor), are instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the Grosvenor Hotel, Chester, on Tiium- DAY,, thejth Ai CUST, -at one o'clock, in lots, the very valuable and important FI-EEHOLD LANDED PROPERTY, kno.wn as the Cilcen Hall Estate, comprising about 2,000.acresof^arable, pasture, and woodland, situate in-the*parishes of Cilcen, Ysceiflog, Nan- nerob.Qlalkiu, and Northop, in thetcoumy-of Flint, within a short distance-of Ah,Id, Chester,iand Denbigh, and within six, three, and 11 two, hours' journey respectively' of London, Manchester, and Jjiverpool. The-Mold andlDenbigh Railway'runs through the and the" two'stations of Nannerch and Rliydymwyn are equally conveniently placed. The lots will comprise a small but in tiirT Kesideiital Property,known^as Plas-yn-Llan, situate Hpti -r '"c^ulesclue village of, Nannerch j with, superior family resi- 11 '10, ni"'t substantial outbuildings, standing in its own f nnmfrouadctached and eligible farms, in good cultiva- r! .,v e prineipal of .which are Cilcen-hall, Gledlon, Oroosilora, tyn-y-Caeau, Hendro^Figillt, Llettyreos, Pen-y-bryn, Coed-)-. j lijdd, I'rinie, Siamber Wen, Fron Haul, Gwrych Bedw, Fentre, j riyht^ot sheepwallc on the-IIalkin Mountain, &c. a Rent-eha t -t-IOff iSs. f>d., secured upon the Mold and Denbigh Railway t public-houses, water mills, cottages, and the whole of the rich and •valuable minerals, a portion of whioh are "being most successfully worked by the North Hendre Lead Mining Com- pany, tlio Lilleshall iron Company, tlio Hendre Limo Com- pany, &c. inero is good shooting oif the estate. This valuable and important pi01 c ty is particularly worthy of the attention of capitalists, a&it onerpiot only the ordinary attractions of a landed estate, but the almost absolute certainty- of great mineral wealth underlying the whole it, "which by a judicious outlay could be iiiad,) io realize a very may be viewed, ana-paitieuiars, plans, and conditions of sale had of Messrs. Field, Son, and Pulley, Solieitors, Norwich of .Messrs. Ashurst, Morris, and Co., 'Solicitors, 6. Old Jewry, London, E.C. of Mr. W. Dew, Land it, Bangor, N Wales at the Grosvenor Hotel, Chester; tho Bull, Denbigh the Black Lion, Mold the Belvoir, Rhyl; and 0i Messrs. iiaids and Vaughan, Land Agents and Auctioneer 02, Moorgate-street, London. E.C. 6793 || ILL, HOPKINS AND CO., AUCTIONEERS AND ACCOUNTANTS, HOUSE, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, SAINT JOHN'S CHAMBERS, C A R D I F F 69-10 TirrTL LIAM SANDERS, AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER, 8, ROYAL ARCADE, CARDIFF. 266 TLEXT ND ER BROTHERS, AUCTIONEERS AND ACCOUNTANTS, AGENTS AND VALUERS, 24 DUKE-STREET, CARDIFF, AND AT PONTYPRIDD. 5597 RF^ NORRIS AND SONS, TOWN CRIER I 1 AND BILL POSTERS, (IN TOWN AND COUNTRY). Handbills and Circulars Delivered with Quick Despatch. ADDRESS :-34, ORCHARD-STREET, SWANSEA. public Xetices. THE BRADLEY BRIDGE CHARCOAL IRON AND FOUNDRY COMPANY, LIMITED. Capital £30.000 in 3,000 Shares of £10 each. £5 per Share to be paid on alltoinent, and the balance as may be required, but not earlier than three months after allotment. DIRECTORS. Samuel Dickinson, Metal Broker, Wolverhampton. W. Henry Hatton, The Wergs, Wolverhampton. James Liirht, jun., Ironfounder, Bradley, Bilstou. E. A. Wright, Merchant, Wolverhampton. BANKERS. The Staffordshire Joint Stock Bank Company, Limited, Bilston. SOLICITORS. Messrs. Duignan, Lewis, and Lewis, Walsall, and 15, Bedford- row, London, W.C. This Company is formed for the purpose of acquiring and ex- tending the businesi of malleable iron making and casting, the latter for many years past having been successfully carried on by Mr. James Light, at the Bradley Bridge Works, near Bilston, Staffordshire. The importance of an increased supply of cold blast charoal pig iron, in order to meet the demand arising from the very numerous uses to which malleable cast iron is now put, will be patent to every one at all acquainted with those branches of the hardware trades in which malleable castings are used. The only k;nds of crude metal suitable for these purposes are the pure charcoal and best hematite pig iron, of which only a limited supply, at high prices, has hitherto come into the market. For many years no attempt has been made in South Staffordshire to make char- coal pig iron, because of the want of wood fuel but that it can be made here, and under circumstances as favourable to highly re- munerative profit as anywhere else in the United Kingdom, has been proved by Mr. Liht, and it is the object of this Company, by means of larger capital and iii-re extt nsive appliances, to de- velope the manufacture so as to produce a more substantial profit than could be done by a private individual. The Company will purchase the Bradley Bridge Works, consist- in ef two blast furnares and plant, erected recently, on the most improved principles for making charcoal pig iron of the same quality as that known in the market as Lorn," and also for making first class hematite p;g iron, similar to that known in the market as "H.C.M." and Bessemer pig iron and Spiegeleisen, for which there is a large and increasing demand at advancing prices. The Company will also acquire the foundry adjoining the fur- naces, and the trade connected therewith, for many years suc- cessfully carried on in the manufacture of forge and mill castings, chilled and grain rolls, and specially of the pots and pans, of superior quality, used in the annealing of malleable castings and tinplates, for which this foundry is so celebrated in the district. A considerable and highly remunerative trade in refined metal has also been done in connection with the foundry, and may be greatly extended. The working of the furnaces and foundry in conjunction will afford the shareholders a double advantage. A large portion of the pig iron made at the furnaces will be used in the foundry, and thus an uniformly good quality will be ensured for the castings and the produce will carry a duplicate profit. It is estimated on a reliable basis that, as the works now stand, 1,000 tons of charcoal pig iron, and 3,000 tons of coke pig iron may be made annually, and from this and the operations at the foundry a large profit may be fairly anticipated. The Directors therefore have great confidence in recommending the Company to their Inends as likely to prove an investment of a very advantageous character. The works,—comprising a freehold site ef two acres or there- abouts, bounded on one side by the Birmingham Canal, and with- in easy distance of the Great Western and London and North Western Railways, the furnace and foundry buildings and plant, with six workmen's houses,—have been valued by a competent appraiser at A:9,864, and the loose stock at 44,118, making to- gether 413,962, The sum which the promoters have arranged to pay on behalf of the Company is £ 12.u00, out of which Mr. Light is to complete the furnaces and put them in good working order, and also to pay the whole cost of forming and registering the Company, which will therefore start clear of all preliminary ex- peiises. Nothilig whatever is to be paid for the valuable good- will and connexion. It is believed that, in addition to the pur- chase muiey of A:12,000, a further sum of £8,000 will suffice tor working capital, and that only £6 or £7 per share will have to be called up. The |'resent proprietors will take a large interest in the new Company as shareholders, and the practical management of the foundry will stiil remain in the hands of Mr. James Light, jun., who has long had entire charge, and who has consented to con- tinue his services for the yeais, at a moderate salary. Power is taken by the Articles of Association to increase the capital, and if it should be deemed desirable, when the remunera- tive character of the manufacture shall have been fully est-ab- lihcd, the operations of the Company might be extended and the profits iucreased in two ways Firstly-Clieiiiical Works might be erected in districts where wood is easily obtained. At these Works the cordwood bought Would be reduced to charcoal by a process which would yield naptha and other valuable products, all readily marketable, at a good profit, while at the same time the Company would ensure a regular and adequate supply of fuel for their furnaces at the lowest possible cost. Secoiidly-By the erection of suitable machinery a large partof the charcoal pig iron produced could be made on the spot into bars, of a quality equal to those exported from Sweden, and exten- sively used in Sheffield and other places. The promoters, however, desire distinctly to- state that the anticipated profits previously alluded to, do not in any way de- pend on the carrying out of these extensions, which are only sug- gested for the consideration of shareholders, as an indication of the way in which, in due time, a larger capital may be advan- tageously employed. A large portion of the capital now required has been privately subscribed, and the rest is offered to the public with the assurance that the undertaking is one of the most bond fide character, and offers every project of a highly remunera- tive return. The only contract entered into by or L vilf of the Com- pany is dated 24th June, 1873, and is .11ade between James Light, senior, of the tirst part, James Light, junior, of the second part. Joseph Foster Lloyd, of the third part, and William Henry Duignan, of the fourth part. A copy of this contract and of the valuation, as well as of the memorandum and Articles 6f Association may be inspected at the offices of the Company's Solicitors. Application for shares must be made in the usual form, and forwarded to the Solicitors. 7039 CARDIFF AND SWANSEA STEAM COAL C COMPANY (LIMITED). Shares for Sale.-Apply to lilr. T. H. DAVIES, Union-street, Swansea. 6730 HOMCEOPATHIC SURGEON.— Mr. FREE- MAN, 19, Charles-street, Cardiff. At Home 1.30 till 3 daiii. Letters for advice answered by day mails. 6379 RARE AND VALUABLE WORK ON FREEMASONRY. The Accepted Ceremonies of the Craft Acknowledged by the Ancient, Free, and Accepted Masons of England. Prospectus free. Price, 8s. 6d., from A. E. Mason (P.M. 30°), Bank Top- vein, Richmond, Yorkshire, or Elliot Stock, 62, Paternoster-row, London. >6947 TO THE CHRISTIAN PUBLIC AND LOVERS OF ART GENERALLY. CANTON CHURCH COMPLETION FUND. N-) Kindly help us and pay off the debt, which causes our beautiful steeple to cas a shadow of anxiety for E360 over its pro- moters. Contributions thankfully acknowledged by the Rev Vincent Saulez, the Rectory, Canton, near Cardiff. 6542 p IR. E W A U, D.-Certain False Statements do.J U having been circulated in regard to my character, which are calculated to have an injurious effect upon my business, I herebv effer a reward of £5 to anyone who will yive such infor- mation as willled to the conviction of the offender. THOMAS DAVIES. 34, Cowbridge-road, Cardiff, June ith, 1;73. 6852 CONSIGNEES WANTED, c FOR 164 Tons of SCRAT IRON, ex St. Peter, from Caen. Also 180 Tons of DCRAT IliON, ex Saucy Jack, of Yarmouth, from Trouville. Also 200 Tons of SCRAT IRON, ex Annie, of Milford, from Trouville. And 250 Tons of SCRAT IRON, ex T. W. Dodd, of Whitstable, from Trouville. The above vessels are now lying in the North Dock, Swansea. For further particulars apply to WM. BOWEN, Ship Broker. Somerset House, Swansea. 0 TIC E THE SHERIFF'S ORDINARY Will take place at THE ROYAL HOTEL, CARDIFF, ON THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1873, At Half-past Six o'clook. Tickets, including Bettle of Wine, 12s. 6d. each to be had at the Bar. 7063 UNIVERSITJ COLLEGE OF WALES. COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS' SCHOLARSHIPS. CHAIRMAN. Mr. W. H. WOODALL, 67, Mansel-terrace, Swansea. TREASURER. Mr. MONTGOMERY WILLIAMS, 3, Walter's-terrace, Walter's- road, Swansea. HONORARY SECRETARY. Mr. T. EAKER, 14, Bridge-street, Newport, Mon. The Committee consists of the whole of the contributors who are earnestly invited to use their influence to extend the list of subscribers. All subscriptions payable within three years, in annual instalments if preferred. LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS. Mr. R. Harries, Glasgow 20 0 0 Mr. T. Baker, London 15 0 0 Mr. S. J. Elias, Glasgow 15 ft 0 Mr. Montgomery Williams, Manchester 15 0 0 Mr. D. Jenkins, GJasgow, 15 0 0 Mr. D. J. Hutcliins, Manchester. 15 0 0 lilr. W. S. Eaton, London 15 0 0 Air. Bretherton, Gloucester 15 0 0 Mr. B. Baker, London 15 0 0 Mr. E. J. Mulliner, Røyal Hotel, Cardiff 15 0 0 Mr. D. Meyler, London 10 0 0 lIr. W. H. Woodall, Swansea 10 10 0 Mr. D. Davies, London 18 10 0 Mr. D. E. Davies, Manchester 10 0 0 Mr. W. W. Davies, Manchester 10 0 0 Mr. Rees Owen, Liverpool. 10 0 0 Air. O. Williams, Manchester 10 0 0 Mr. E. Roberts, Swansea 10 0 0 Mr. E. Phillips, Manchester 10 0 0 Mr. S. L. Davies, Manchester 10 10 0 Mr. T. Lewis, Manchester 10 0 0 Mr. 1). L. Davies, Manchester 10 0 0 Mr. Joshua Hughes, Manchester. 10 10 0 Mr. H. Cousins, Angel Hotel, Cardiff 10 0 0 Mr. J. A. Inglis. London 10 0 0 Mr. J. Harford Jones, Bristol. 10 0 0 Mr. Simuel H. Jones, Swansea 10 0 0 Mr. C. Lewis, Newport 5 0 0 Mr. F. Jenkins, Manchester 5 5 0 Mr. D. E. Evans, Newtown 5 5 0 Mr. B. Herbert, Swansea 5 0 0 lir. J. Mattick, Bristol. 5 5 0 Mr. H. Rowlands, Mancliester 5 0 0 Mr. Stone, Mack worth Arms, Swansea 5 5 0 Air. Watts, Wyndham Arms, Bridgcnd. 5 5 0 Air. W. D. Davies, London 5 5 0 Mr. T. L. WoodaH, Loiidon 5 5 0 Mr. D.E. Williams, Tredegar Arms Hotel, Tredegar 5 5 0 Mr. Johns, Pentre Hotel, Pentre 3 3 0 Mr. B. Lewis, Draper, Nantyglo 2 2 0 Mr. R. Burnett, Bradford 1 1 0 Mr. T. L. Davies, Newport 110 Mr. W. Welsford, London 110 Mr. James Davies, draper, Cwmavon (Taibach) 1 1 0 I WIll. Alexander, Esq., Ex-Mayor of Cardiff 1 1 0 < 692S i public Jtotites* FIRST GLAMORGAN ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS. REGIMENTAL ORDERS for the week ending 12th JULY, 1873 ;— TUESDAY AND WEDNKSDAY.—Carbine Practice at Kilvey, at 6.30 p.m., for Members who wish to attend at the County Com- petition, ar.d company drill for other Members and Recruits, at the Castle Hall, at 8 p.m., plain clothes. THURSDAY.—Commanding officers parade, fall in at Worcester- place, at 7.15 p.m.. full dress, band to attend, officers patrol jackets. FRIDAY. -Guii-drill for the Detachments for Shoeburyness, at the Royai Arsenal, at 7.30 p.in., and Carbine Drill for other Mem- bers and Recruits, at the Castle Hall, at 8 p.m., plain clothes. SATURDAY.—Carbine Practice for all Members who wish to attend at Kilvey. Firing to commence at 3 p.m. The carbines will be issued on Monday evewing, previous to the parade. By Order, Head Quarters, Swansea CastlA J. H. BURGESS, 4th July. 1873. Captain Commanding. 6673 FIRST GLAMORGTN ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS. REGIMENTAL ORDER. The Annual Inspection of this Corps will take place at Laver- nock Battery, near Penarth, on the 3lstinst. The Corps will parade in sufficient time to meet the train leaving High-street Station at 7.10 a.m., and the Commanding Officer trusts that every member will appear on parade, and have his arms and appointments in thorough order. The officer commanding takes this opportunity of expressing a hope that every member will make it a point of duty to attend parade on the above date (and those who cannot attend must apply for leave of absence in writing) as under the existing regu- lations at least two-thirds of the enrolled members must be pre- sent, or the Inspection cannot takf place, and the Commanding Officer most earnestly requests that employers will assist him, and give the members of this Corps in their employ the necessary leave of absence to attend the above parade, and earn this year the same proud results that have previously been accorded to the Corps. Refreshments will be provided both before and after the Inspection. By order, J. H. BURGESS, Head Quarters, Swansea Castle, Captain Commanding. 8th July, 1873. CRYSTAL PALACE COMPETITION, 1873. SOUTH WALES CHORAL UNION (500 VOICES). CHAIRMAN Rev. Canon Jenkins, D.D., Aberdare. TREASURER. Rev. Dr. Price, Abcrdare. GENERAL SECRETARY D. Brythonfryn Griffiths, Aberdare. CHORAL SECRETARY. W. Davies, Aberdare. The Committee earnestly request that all subscriptions intended for the fund of the above Union be remitted to the Treasurer with the utmost expedition. As a great number of the choir are females and boys, most of whom belong to heavy families, it is self-evident that they cannot be expected to defray their own expenses to London. We must have an available fund of £ 2,000 before we can hope to reach the Crystal Palace comfortably. The Great Competition being on the 10th of July next, it will be seen that no time is to be lost. D. BRYTHONFRYN GRIFFITHS, 6298 General Secretary. T JIKSDAY, JULY 8th, is the LAST DAY for TICKETS. 1873.—TWENTY-SEVENTH SEASON.-1S73. ART UNION OF GREAT BRITAIN. -CTL ONE SHILLING PER SHARE. The DRAWING for PRIZES will take place ON MONDAY, JULY 14th, 1873, (And not June 28th, as stated on Bills and Tickets,) And will consist of ONE THOUSAND PRIZES. Italian Pilgrims Resting near Rome (1st Prize).R. A. Muller. £168 Work and Prize).J. A. Vinter. £ 100 ind others. see detaIled LIst of Prizes. Tickets, ONE SHILLING each, may be had from or will be forwarded by the undermentioned agents on receipt of envelope (stamped and directed), together with postage stamps or post- office order for the number of Tickets required or by the under- signed, JAMES G. LAW, Secretary, 39, Oxford-street, Manchester. LOCAL AGENTS. F. W. Joy, Chemist, Duke-street, Cardiff. Pearse and Brown, Stationers, Wind-street, Swansea. G. H. White. Chemist, Mountain Ath. N. Knox, Chemist, Troedyrhiew. 6997 public (Bntcnaimnents. gTUART HALL, CARDIFF^ LAST WEEK BUT ONE OF THE NEW GREAT NATIONAL DIORAMA OF IRELAND. GENUINE SUCCESS DELIGHTED AUDIENCES Arrival from New York of MR. PAT BARRY, Celebrated Hibernian Vocalist and Dancer, who will appear every Evening. Miss Carry Henry, Miss Florence Leslie, Mr. Alfred St. John, Mr. Teddy O'Lynn, &c.. &c. With New and Original SKETCHES, SONGS, BALLADS, DANCES, JiGS, HORNPIPES,'&c I Commence at 8. Day performance Pii Wednesday and Saturday, at 3. Admission 2s. Is. and 6d. Half-price to Children and Schools. Half-price at 9 o'clock. LESSEE AND MANAGER—MR. HODGES. 6715 VICTORIA CONCERT-ROOM, ST. MARY- STREET, CARDIFF, SOLE PROPRIETOR Mr. F. W. HOFFMANN Every Evening during the week, GRAND CONCERT, CHARACTERISTIC ENTERTAINMENTS, AND DANCING. REFRESHMKNTS AT THE BAR. Aimission—First Class, Is.; Half-price at Half-past Nine for Gentlemen only. On Saturdays and Benefit Nights no return tickets after 10 o'clock Doors open at 7.30 to commence at 8. 241 <3 TAR VARIETIES, KJ WIND-STREET, SWANSEA. DIRECTOR MR. MELVIZLF- OPEN EVERY EVENING. More Novelties. Great combination of Dramatic, Variety and Burlesque Talent. Engagement for Four Nights only, viz., MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY, of the celebrated Actress MISS JOSEPHINE FIDDES. Engagement of the popular Burlesque Actress MISS EMILY THORN, who will appear Every Evening during the week. EngagemelJt of the Entire Dramatic and Burlesque Company from the Theatre Royal. First appearance of the Operatic Duettists, Mr. D'Almatne and Miss Townley. Continued Engage- ment of Mr. Tom M'Clean. Last nights of the Flying Men, the Brothers Alfrano. Star Varieties Open Every Night. THIS EVENING the Great Drama, AMY ROBSAliT Ihtsmess ddtcsse. GH. AWBERY (LATE J. R. AWBERY) • TAILOR AND DRAPER, 2, KING STREET, CARMARTHEN. 4504 QMITH AND CO., k-J CORN MERCHANTS, SKINNER STREET, NEWPORT, MON. 4658 JPORE I GN CIGAR D E POT. J. WEAVER, 4, DUKE-STREET, CARDIFF. HAVANNAH CIGARS of the Choicest Brands always in Stock. 5750 ORKSHIRE RELISH. JL The most DELICIOUS SAUCE in the WORLD to Chops, Steaks, Fish, &e. Sold by all Grocers and Oilmen in bottles, 6d, Ie, and 2s each. Trade Mark, Willow-Pattern Plate. PROPRIETORS-GOODALL, BACKHOUSE. & Co., Leeds. 6294 USE ONLY F OTHERGILL'S TOBACCO. SOLD EVERYWHERE. WHOLESALE: 4, STUART HALL, CARDIFF. 4052 LYROAH REES, HAY & CORN MERCHANT, .1.1 13, WORKING-STREET, CARDIFF, Begs to announce to his numerous patrons and friends that he has completed the Erection of his NEW MACHINERY for CRUSHING BEANS, OATS, and INDIAN CORN. He is thereby enabled to supply any quantity of these goods, ready for use, at Market Prices. N.B.—A Large Supply of CHAFFED HAY always on RICK COVERS! RICK COVERS!! The Largest Stock in England at the Lowest Prices, in all sizes and qualities; poles and tackle complete. E. PARNALL & SONS, MANUFACTURERS (WHOLESALE AND RETAIL), 2, AND 3, VICTORIA-STREET, BRISTOL. TERMS—Net Cash, no abatement. ICE SAFÈS AND WENHAM LAKE ICE — JL The WENHAM LAKE ICE COMPANY'S celebrated ICE (in town or country), American Ice Water Pitchers, Ice Butter Dishes, Ice Cream Machines, Seltzogenes, Prize-Medal and New Duplex Refrigerators, fitted with water tanks and filters, and all modern improvements, can be obtained only at the sole office of the Wen- haiii Lake Ice Company, 125, Strand, London (corner of Savoy- street). Illustrated price lists free. 6667 QOOLING AND REFRESHING DRINKS. STANTON .AND COMPANY'S CELEBRATED LEMON KALI AND PERSIAN SHERBET. MANUFACTURING CONFECTIONERY WORKS, BRISTOL. 4004 LEWIS, CABINET MAKER Do AND UPHOLSTERER, CARDIFF, Respectfully invites the attention of parties about to Furnish to his EXTENSIVE STOCK of CABINET GOODS CARPETS, DAMASKS, CHINTZ, BEDDING LINOLEUM, FLOOR CLOTHS, &c., all of which are of the newest design and of the best manufactural N.B.—An assortment of PIANOFORTES by best makers for Sale and Hire. 101 TEAM SAWING, PLANING MOULDING, s AND JOINERY WORKS, Commercial-buildings, opposite St. Paul's Church, Newport, Mon. J. LINTON, BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, Begs to inform the public generally that he has fitted up Im- proved Patent Machinery, whereby he is enabled to execute with dispatch all kinds of Sashes, Frames, Doors, Skirtings, and Mould- ings, at prices which cannot be surpassed. Estimates given, on application, for every kind of Joinery work. Orders punctually attended to. 6400 business gUdresses* BUYERS OF READY-MADE CLOTHING will find it materially to their advantage to select from the comprehensive STOCK of Messrs. W. PRICE and SONS, now sub- mitted to their notice; the styles being so varied as to meet the requirements of all classes. It is obvious to every one, that Gar- ments of a superior style and cut must find a readier sale than the ordinary slop stylu usually offered. Trie facilities afforded by their extensive Establishment enable them to take immediate cognisance of all the fluctuating sLag..s of fashion, and at once adapt them to the Garments they niase. At the same time they can render those Goods at a less cost on account of their many- advantages in having tliein cheaply and rapidly made. ADDRESS-MESSRS. W. PRICE AND SONS, FASHIONABLE CLOTHIERS AND OUTFITTERS, CARDIFF HUUDE, CARDIFF. Tenns-One price; no abatement; ready money. 5226 THE BRITISH DYNAMITE COMPANY (LIMITED). CROSS BROTHERS SOLE AGENTS FOR CARDIFF AND THE SOUTH WALES DISTRICT. [CIRCULAR.] 21, Working-street, Cardiff, June 25th, 1S73. DEAR SIR, We beg respectfully to advise you that Dynamite will, in future, be supplied in this country exclusively by the British Dynamite Company (Limited), Glasgow, proprietors of Mr. Nobel's Patents in the United Kingdom for that explosive. We have further to advise you that we have been appointed Sole Agents for Cardiff and the South Wales District, and as such we will be glad to supply you with this invaluable miningexplosive, at the prices and terms fixed in the Company's pamphlets. Waiting your esteemed orders, We remain, yours respectfully, 6830 CROSS BROTHERS. S. J. BURMAN, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, AND SILVERSMITH, 9, WINE STREET, BRISTOL. BURMAN'S W A T C H E S Are the BEST and CHEAPEST in the WEST or ENGLAND. SILVER HORIZONTAL, from 41 5 0 SILVER ENGLISH LEVER, from 3 15 0 GOLD HORIZONTAL, froiii 2 15 0 EVERY WATCH WARRANTED. N.B.—BURMAN'S CLOCK gives the exact time as received from Greenwich every day by Telegraph. 6683 9 & 10, HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF. a HALL is now SHOWING a LARGE STOCK of Black and Coloured SILKS Black, Fancy and Plain GRENADINES French MUSLINS and LAWNS; and Made-up Muslin and Holland COSTUMES & POLONAISES, suitable for the PRESENT SEASON. Also, a LARGE LOT of TABLE LINENS, 25 PER CENT. UNDER VALUE. 6856 w M. T UCKEP.'S WATCHES. CLOCKS. JEWELRY. GOLD & SILVER CARRIAGE, BROOCHES, Lh-VERS, DINING-ROOM, CHAINS, GENEVAS, ALABASTER, BRACELETS, KEYLESS, DRAWING-ROOM, RINGS, CHRONOMETERS HALL & OFFICE, LOCKETS, AND ALL KINDS OF SILVER & ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS. EACH ARTICLE PLAINLY PRICED. FIVE PER CENT. DISCOUNT FOR CASH. 24, CLARE-STREET, BRISTOL. MASONIC JEWELS AND CLOTHING. 5951 ESTABLISHED 1S59. w HOLESALE INDIA-RUBBER MER- CHANT & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. J. CHURCH, 9, BELLEVUE-STREET, SWANSEA. The trade supplied. Samples and price lists free on application. Hugo's Anti-Friction Ore, for hot and cold neck rolls and cylin- ders. Sole Agent in South Wales for Messrs. Robert^Smith and Co., Steel Refiners, Sheffield. 7034 19, HIGH-STREET, SWANSEA. SUPERIOR DRAWING ROOM DINING ROOM, and BEDROOM FUR- TURE, en suite, at various prices. CARPETS and UPHOLSTERY of every description. All BEDDING manufactured on the Pre- mises. LEWIS BROTHERS, HOUSE FURNISHERS. 4479 COUNTY TEA WARE H O U SE, \_7 DUKE-STREET, CARDIFF. ESTABLISHED 1823. LEWIS AND WILLIAMS'S CELEBRATED TEAS. Have stood the test of over half a century unsurpassed for strength, unrivalled for flavour. They are constantly advised of the choicest importations, and Linvariably obtain the best that money can purchase. 's. d. Congou 20 Useful Congou 28 Strong do, 30 Better do. 35 Rich and Old (much flavoured) 40 Fine Leaf Gunpowder 54 Fine Plantation Coffee 14 Ditto 1 (j Finest do. ..IS Fine Mocha 2 0 LEWIS AND WILLIAMS, 22, DUKE-STREET, CARDIFF. 6456 J. NEWTON, TAILOR, WOOLLEN DRAPER, MERCER, HOSIER, &c., 13, CROCKHERBTOWN, CARDIFF. J. N. INVITES INSPECTION OF HIS NEW STOCK OF GUMMER QOODS. THE CRITERION TROUSERS 14s. 6d. 2025 c LIFTON TURTLE DEPOT. W. H. CHAPPELL, CONFECTIONER, Begs to return his sincere thanks to the Nobility and Gentry for the very liberal support they have favoured him with during the first year of his entry on the OLD ESTABLISHED BUSINESS so long carried on by Mr. WARREN, and assures them his personal supervision shall continue to be given to all business entrusted to him. BALLS, WEDDING BREAKFASTS, DINNERS, & SOIREES contracted for, inclusive and exclusive of Wines, and carried through at one cost, in the best and most careful manner. WEDDING CAKES of the best quality always on hand. TURTLE and other SOUPS "of the very best make kept ready, and sent out in any quantity to aU pans. Very Superior ICES and ICE PUDDINGS. CLIFTON DINING ROOM a la Carte. fcOLE AGENT FOR THE EUROPEAN WINE COlPANY. 5 REGEN T- STREET, NEXT POST-OFFICE, CLIFTON, BRISTOL. Every attention to Country Orders. 6501 s. BEDINGFIELD # FROM BRISTOL, Begs to inform the nobility, gentry, and trade of Swansea and South Wales that he has taken the premises No. 40, Wind-street, Swansea (late in the occupation of Crook & Co.), and opened them with one of the best stueks of Cigars out of London. He intends sparing no trouble to make his patrons thoroughly satisfied with goods supplied. The stock will contain all the leading Havana brands, viz., Partagas, Upman, Figaro, Morales, Intimidad, Matilde, Tica de Bolton, Henry Clay, &c., &c. Pipes of the best French and German manufactories. Tobacco from the best Bristol and other houses. System of Business—Low prices and ready money. 40. Wind-street, Swansea, April 16th, 1873. 4776 justness glddressis* D. JOT HAM AND SONS ARE NOW SHOWING FOB THB SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON, 1873, A VERY LARGE AND CHOICE STOCK, In the following DEPARTMENTS :— ( COATS TROUSERS TROUSERS K VESTS (To MATCH) NEW STYTTTH MI VESTS I EW ^TYLES INI GENTLEMEN'S SUITS I YOUTHS' SUITS BOYS' SUITS l THE BESPOKE DEPARTMENTS ALSO, LINEN SHIRTS (in White and Oxford), HOSIERY & GLOVES, SCARVES AND TIES, HATS AND CAPS, ie., 4 c. We have now completed a Large Assortment of the Latest Styles carefully selected from the BEST HOUSES. D. JOTHAM & SONS, 26 AND 27, ST. MARY STREET, CARDIFF. 5502 GLAMORGAN WAGON REPAIRING G COMPANY, 11, BUTE CRESCENT, CARDIFF. RAILWAY WAGONS REPAIRED And Maintained by Contract for a term ef Years, or otherwise. GEORGE W. ARMSTRONG, 11, BUTE CRESCENT, DOCKS, CARDIFF. RAILWAY WA-GONS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION BUILT FOR CASH, OR ON REDEMPTION HIRE. N.B.—CONTRACTS MADE FOR REPAIRS. 6871 "QNLY THE BEST BEDDING PLANTS. JAS. GARAWAY & CO. Supply 100, in 8 or more Varieties, their ewn Selection, for 21s. Five per Cent. Discount' for ftsh. Priced Catalogues free by poet. JAS. GARAWAY & CO., DURDHAM DOWN, BRISTOL. 6023 L A iNIr S. JLj EMBOSSED GLASS. JJENT GLASS. 4 ——— TO RAILWAY COMPANIES & CONTRACTORS, COLLIERY PROPRIETORS. &' SHIPOWNERS, CARRIAGE BUILDERS & CHEMISTS, HOTEL KEEPERS, GROCERS, & OTHERS. HALL & PEDDER, BARR'S-STREET, BRISTOL, (Established 17M,) MAKERS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF SIGNAL, ORNAMENTAL, AND CARRIAGE LAMPS. GLASS BENT OR EMBOSSED TO ANY SIZE OR PATTERN. PROMPT AND CAREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL ORDERS. HALL & PEDDER, LAMP MAJWFACTTT'BBRS, 1, 2, AND 3, BARR'S STREET, BRISTOL. 64-76 5476 BRISTOL IMPLEMENT COMPANY, LIMITED, THOMAS-STREET, BRISTOL. NITRATED EARTH MANURE (THE CHEAPEST AND BBHT MANURE}. PRICE £ 2 PM TON. S9S2 I W. ROBERTS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGER, SO & 87, HIGH-STREET, MERTHYR TYDFIL. Grocers attention invited to a Large Assortment of TEA CANISTERS, SCALES, &c., At prices which will compare favourably with Bristol Houses. PRICE LISTS ON APPLICATIION. BUILDERS SUPPLIED AT WHOLESALE PRICES. Dealer in Oils, Colours, RooSng Felt, and Vulcanized India Rubber Goods. 6799 HOTELS* ROYAL HOTEL, ^ST! MARY STREET, CARDIFF.—First-class Family and Commercial House, the nearest to the Great Western Railway Station. Omnibuses to every train. A Night Porter in attendance. E. J. MULLINER, ProDrietor. 5309 I^MPERIAL HOTEL", MOUNT STUART^ SQUARE, CAKD1FK—This Family Hotel comprises Public Coffee and other Rooms, Private bitting-rooms, numerous Bed- rooms, &c., first-class Piliianl-room. An Ordinary, daily, at Half* past One.—THOMAS MXON, Proprietor. 5480 BUTE DOCKS. — WINDSOR HOTEL, re- plete with every convenience and comfort. An Ordinary daily at 1.30.— F. W. ARMSTRONG. 5õ¡¡6 BLUE BELL COMMERCIAL HOTEL, HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF.—Five minutes' walk from all the railway stations. Proprietor, W. HUTT (late of the Cow- bridge Arms). 5f>95 HYMNEY AND TAFF VALE EATING HOUSE, 22, Trinity-street, opposite St. John's Church, Cardiff.-Pi oprietor, JOHN THuMAS. Hot Dinners from 12 till 4. Gymru Ymwelwch a'r cymro. 6992 AKER'S FAMILY HOTEL AND DINING ROOMS, 161, Bute-road, Cardiff.—J. B. begs to solicit the patronage of commercial and other gentlemen of the Docks, as he is now in a position to supply what iias been commented upon of late by the local press, \iz., where ihcy can dine or luncheon com- fortably, as may be desired, on moderate terms. He has every facility for providing pic-nic, excursionists, pleasure, and private parties, as he can dine from 80 to 100 on the premises. An ordinary daily at 1.15 p.m.; charge, Is. 3d. A trial solicited.— J. BAKER, Proprietor. CSW3 f slfER S REFRESHMENT ROOMS 77, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF.—Good Beds. Dinner from 12 to 3. Charges moderate. 6537 JOEY AT HOME!—JOEY HAYNES, the popular Clown of Messrs. Hutchimon and Tayleure's Circus, begs to state he has taken the FISHGUARD ARMS, Bute-street, Cardiff, where lie will be glad of a call from his old friends. 6S33 SWANSEA.—THE HUDSON"TEMPERANCE COMMERCIAL HOTEL. 16, ST. MARY-ST., SWANSEA. 6095 WILLIAM DANCE (late Sergeant of Police at Mertliyr) begs to inform his friends and the public that he haS taken the STAR & RAILWAY INN, Trap-road, Aberdare (between the Abernant Station and Aberdare), and hopes to secure their patronage. Wines and Spirits of the best quality. 6966 LLANERCH HOTEL.—LEWIS EVANS, of Aberystwith, begs to inform intending visitors to Llan- drindod that he has taken the Llanerch Hotel, lately oucupied by Mr. Dawson, and is now ready to receive their I)atroiiage.-GoOd stabling and lock-up coachhouse. 6a78 ODDFELLOWS' ARMS, MAESTEG 0 Two Minutes' Walk from Station. Good accommodation BILLIARDS. POSTING. INLAND REVENUE OFFICE. 238C PROPRIETOR—Mr. ILLTID BiOltOA.W' DINING AND REFRESHMENT ROOMS^ J. HISCOX'S (from NATTRISS') DINING and REFRESH- MENT ROOMS, 42, HIGH-STREET, BRISTOL. 6901 BR I s T O L.—DRA W BRIDGE HOTEL.— Central, Commodious, Comfortable, and Economical. Ordi- nary dnily.-16 and 17, St. Augustine's-parade, Bristol.—J. ULLATHOllNE, Proprietor. 5561 TAR LIOTEL, s MARKET-STREET, ILI-KACOMBE, NORTH DEVON, F. BAKER, PROPRIETOR. This Family and Commercial Hotel, centrally situated, with ar. excellent sea view, is conducted on the most economical terms consistent with comfort. The proprietor would have pleasure in giving every information as to the locality, c., to those visitors 'and excursionists who vuight favour him with their patronage. Special arrangements might be made for the entertaining of excursion parties. 6976 RC. LEACH, BILL P^5s1;1sr7& • ADVERTISING CONTRACTOR. 17, WOOD-STREET, CARDIFF, AND 63, CARDIFF-STREET, ABERDARE. Rents all the Principal and most prominent POSTING STATIONS in Cardiff, Canton, and RoatIL Tqwii Crier for Aberdare. justness Addresses. 0 WE L L & CO. ARE NOW SELLING A MANUFACTURER'S STOCK OF LADIES' COSTUMES, SILK & CASHMERE JACKETS, CAPES AND MANTILLAS CONSIDERABLY UNDER MARKET VALUE. HOWELL & CO., THE CARDIFF DRAPERS, 13, and 14, ST. MARY STREET, CARDIFF. 5164 I SAY, Frank, my boy, I hardly know you. What is it that makes you look so altered ? Don't you see, friend, I have a new suit on its a capital fit; that's what I never had before. I must confess, it suits you well. Whe made it and what did you pay for the Suit ? Why, this is E. M. ROE'S NEW SPRING SUIT, AT 42s But, mind, I had to pay him cash for it: he has a splendid assort- ment, and one of the largest Stocks in Swansea. Well, I'll give him a trial. You say its E. M. ROE, COLLEGE HOUSE, COLLEGE-SIT., SW ANSEA. 44AI JJEFORE YOU PURCHASE PATENT MEDICINES OF ANY KIND, Call on C. TORATH, CHEMIST & DRUGGIST, 2S2, BUTE-STREET, CARDIFF. Where a fresh supply is always kept in stock. Parcels received from London every alternate day. i519 HOSPITAL FOR UMBRELLAS' 4,000 Patients Cured during the past vear. ADYlCZ GRATIS. HOUSE SURGEON, W. PEDLER. Ladies and Gentlemen having Umbrellas with broken nbs, dis- located joints, &c., should take such patients to the. Hospital without delay. Accident* attended to any hour between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. Umbrellas Ready-made and to Order, also re-CClveæd. Good Assortment of Gents' Fancy Sticks and Canes. NOTE—HOSPITAL FOR UMBRELLAS, 12, ROYAL AKCADE. CAIUHFF. 667S T URN E I B ROT HER S, MONUMENTAL AND BATH STONE WORKS, NEAR THE CUSTOM HOUSE, DOCK.STREET, NEWPORT, MON. MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEADSTONES, AND EVERY DES- CRIPTION OF MONUMENTAL WORK, AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. ESTIMATKS AND DESIGNS SKNT ON APPLICATION. MONUMENTS REPAIRED AND INSCRIPTIONS ENGRAVED] Agents for Fire Bricks, Sanitary Pipes, icloset Pans, Chfniney Tops, and all kinds of Building Materials. ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 3769 (Education. ALSTON COLLEGE AND ITS PREPARATORY SCHOOL, NEAR PRESTON, LANCASHIRE. Recently enlarged by the erection of three additional School- rooms, Students' Hall, Theological and Scientific Lecture Hall (including Reading Room), Chemical Laboratory, Private Studies, Dining Halls, large Swimming Bath, Gymnasium, and spacious Dormiteries, as well as separate Bedrooms. RHCTOR Rev. T. ABBOTT PETERS, M.A. VICE-PitixeirAL: Rev. J. S. SKINNER, B.A. MASTBF4* Rev. T. ABBOTT PETERS, M.A., Divinity. Rev. J. S. SKINNER, B.A., the Classics and Ancient History. Mr. H. J HENDERSON, M.A., Ju, ior Classics. T. HYMERS JACKSON, B.A., Mathematics, Navigation, and the English Language, History and Literature. Mr. E. CLEMENT, Ph.D., the Natural Sciences (Experimental and Mathematical), French and German. Mr. J. ROCHEFORT, C.M., English Subjects generally, and Jvaior Mathematics. Mr. G. CLIFFORD, Junior English and Junior Mathematics. Mr. FLOYD, C.E., Land Surveying and Levelling, with the U88 of Theodolite, Mechanical Drawing. Mr. W. H. JONES, Music (Organ and Piano) and Singing. Mr. R. NICOL, Librarian. Sergeant BRADY, Military Drill, Gymnastics, and Swimmirg. There are in connection with'the College THREE ANNUAL EXHIBITIONS, open for general competition to all students, and tenable for three years. Special classes are formed for preparing students for the Legi»! Medical, Home, Colonial, and Indian Civil Service Examinations and for entrance to Woolwich, Coopers Hiil, and the Universities of J °*ford. Cambridge, London, ersities of j Dublin> Durham> and Edinburch. The Religious Teaching is based on strictly Protestant Prin- ciples, in accordance with the Doctrines and Liturgy of the Church of England. Students requiring a commercial education only, are exempt from the classical course, if desired. The year consists of two terms, during which there are no holi- days, the only vacations being at Midsummer and Christmas. The use of all claas books, valuable library, stationery (except mathematical instruments^ laundry, kc., is included in the teftue. No Extras of any kind. Tlw High School.—Students from I6 to 23 years of age. The Middle School—Students from 12 to 16 years of ae-e. Tfce Preparatory School—Students under 12 years of age. Ihe Cellego is divided into three sections. In the PREPARATORY SCHOOL, (entirely distinct, but contiguous) Boys are well grounded in the elements of a sound English Edu- eation, with French and German (also in Latin a.nd Greek, if for the learned professions), and prepared for the High or Middle School. In the High School the course of study is a preparation for the Universities and the various competitive examinations'; while the Middle School trains pupils in rfuch subjects as will qualify them for scientific and commercial pursuits. Alston College is pleasantly situated, about six milea from Prestoti, and half a mile from Longridge Railway Station is in immediate proximity to beautiful mountain scenery, within half an hour's ride of the chief watering places on the western coast ot Lancashire, and is considered by Medical Professors to be one of the healthiest localities in England, a fact sufficiently proved by the remarkably good health enjoyed by the students, and regu- larly confirmed by the half-yearly medical reports. Extensive Cricket Grounds are attached to the College Farms, whilst a spacious covered Gymnasium and Students' Hall, avail- able for recreation, drill, &c., adjoin. Reports of all examinations, together with the names of those students who have distinguished themselves at the College and the Universities, as Exhibitioners, Medalists, and Prizemen, also the reports of the late examinations, together with views of the Col- lege buildings, and all necessary information forwarded on applica- tion to the Rector, or to Mr. GEORGE CLIFFORD, Secretary. References kindly permitted to the Examiners, Rev. T. P. iJindsay Leary, M.A., D.C.L., (Oxon), Assistant Examiner to the Civil Service Commission, Alexandra Grove, Finchley, London; T. W. Eyre Evans, L.L.D., (T.C.D.) Nightingale Villa, Lower Nor- wood Professor Routledge, B.S., F.C.S., Manchester Professor Pagel, Liverpool, and the Protestant clergy, Nobility, and pro- fessional gentlemen (parents of present pupils) in London, Liver- pool, Manchester, Birmingham, Chester, Cardiff, Swansea, Aberyjswith, Llandovery, Lampeter, Holywell. Abcrdare, Mostyn, Rhyl, and many other towns in Englatidand Wales, the continent of Europe, the eolonies, New York, and the United States of America, Brazil, Cuba, &c., &c., who can bear ample testimony to the merits of the College. Next term commences 7th August, 137S. 7037 MRS. S. J. DAVIES'S SCHOOL WIN RE- OPEN on WEDNESDAY, July 23rd, 1873. 29, Charles- street (opposite Wesleyan Chapel), Cardiff. 6S84 ISS RIGHT ON, ASSOCIATE AND MEDALLIST OF THE LONDON ACADEMY OF MUSIC (Pupil of Sir Julius Benedict and Dr. Wylde), PROFESSOR OF THE PIANOFORTE. 74, CROCKHERBTOWN, CARDIF". 4396 M O N S. S IEVE RDIN, ■1*i- PROFESSEUR DE LANGUES, &c., Late of the Institution St. Hubert, St. John's College, London, &c., &c., ATTENDS SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES. Address—11, BRIDGB-STKEKT, NEWPORT, Mon. or 15, WINDSOR- PLACE, CARDIFF. Midsummer Holidays. Adults' Classes, JE1 Is. per Course. N. B.-Appli catioiis by letter only. 6150 LASSICAL AND COMMERCIKL CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL TRAINING SCHOOL. HOLFORD HOUSE, STOW HILL, NEWPORT, MON. Principal Mr. J. WARE, Assisted by Campetent Masters. A thorough preparation guaranteed for Business and Profes- sional Life, the Civil Service, and Middle-class Examinations. Spacious Schoolrooms, Dormitories, and Playground. Unlimited Diet. Reports and Prizes at the close of each Session. Testimonials and references of the highest order. Full particu- lars on application. Date of Re-opening MONDAY, July 28th. 6886 JUJ ORMAL COLLEGE, SWANSEA. PRINCIPAL—W. WILLIAMS. Pupils prepared for the Universities and for Professional and Commercial Pursuits. During the past six years fifty-two of the pupils have passed various public examinations. TERMS: Beard and Tuition 0 0 per. an. Tuition (including Latin and French) 8011 Creek 100 German 100 Drawing 100 4453 STAFFORD COLLEGE, k3 DARTMOUTH-PARK, FOREST-HILL (NKAR CRYSTAL PALACE), LONDON, S.E. HEAD MASTER MR. CROSS, late o. Bridgend. MATHEMATICS, &c A. G. WATKINSON, Esq London University. JRENCH Monsr. RAECKKDROOM. GERMAN Dr. EUPHRATB, M.A., Ph.D., &c. DRAWING, PAINTING, &C J. L. KENWORTHT, Esq., F.S.A., F.R.G.S., &c ASSISTANT IN DITTO J. ROLFE, Esq., Medalist of the Royal Academy. PROFESSOR or DANBINO J. SEATON, Esq., Royal Italian Opera House. There is at preient BO vacancy, but one pupil can be reeeived. on the 2&th March. tati