South Wales Daily News

JUtipputg Jtotices. oteam between Cardiff, BELFAST, (iKEENOL'K, AND GLASGOW. He SAILINGS WEEK L Y tai^Serew steam-sliips PRINCESS ALEXANDRA, Captain ANTONA, Captain Linklater; CLUTHA, Captain Hnck- tej J A.1LSA, Captain Fry, are intended to Sail with Goods t} "ttsengers from East Bute Dock Basin (unless prevented ^ciUnstauces), as follows during the month of MARCH 3 lr CARDIFF TO GLASGOW, and BELFAST. i5°nday 8 p.m. 24 Monday 1 p.m. b Jjouday 3 p.m. 31 Monday 7 p.m Aottday 7 p.m. S u FROM BELFAST TO CARDIFF. loir^y •• •• 12 noon 24 Monday 5 p.m. 17 2°n<Uy 11 a.m. 31 Monday 12 noon. *Ondav 12 noon l „ GLASGOW TO CARDIFF, VIA BELFAST. j 2 p.m. j 22 Saturday 2 p.m. .1 2 p.m. 29 Saturday 2 p.m. "Sturday 2 p.m. i 11 With liberty to Tow and Assist Vessels. G8,-Belfast; Cabin, 17s. 6d.; Steerage, 10s.; Greenock or Cabin, 20s.; Steerage. 12s. 6d. ^°ods to be alongside in time for shipment Two Hours before 15jVertised time of sailing. W,?P*y in Glasgow to William Sloan & Co.; Greenock, to Lindf y" & Co.; Swansea, to M. Jones & Brother; *fl?*8t, to Robert Henderson and Son; Bristol, to Mark Whit- Son; and in Cardiff, to liGo G. F. WEBB & CO., Bute Dock Bonded Warehouse N W YORK. 6iî CARDIFF TO NEW YORK. DIRECT STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE BRISTOL CHANNEL ttv AND TnB ^ITEB STATES OF AMERICA AND CANADA. 'South wales atlantic steamship company's New, Qr first-class, full-uowered, Clyde-built Steamships Rf&ORGAN 2,500 Tons foO h.p. «SSft0KE 2>500 eoo fr.p. ««MARTHEN 3,000 Tons ."Vw between qDr other First-class Steamers, will sail regular y e CAIUUFF AND N E W *°^„d 'fitted .up Mth Steamships are built expressly for tne i convenience OJ C*U the latest improvement for the comfort ana 8teoi° a,l<^ Steerage Passengers. ,»,PS«es. A Si- Passengers provided with .Jts. Tht. carried for tlie female effl# <2-2nd March, to be PEMBROKE will sail on SATURDAY, by the GLAMORGAN. Iv t0 ^SXO' For further p U dsbtt & JA«fE3, and Brastii, 11, Sty., UKing-8treet. J^ORT GCVVAJOKB^ Heard, & Co. W C. Leer & Co. ^TYPomR i Waits & Sox. ^TYPrith, Alexander BROTHERS. S^Ca KIDD joas R. Taylor. A^^THVh Tv'hr'r' W. J. Prbsswkll, 1, Castle-street. ^DARS- E.G.PRICE. j. n £ Isaac Thomas, 24, Seymour-street. WBf'ord h.B. Trotter. ^?OKE dock TFG Jons Chivers. ,tAk ERPoi:Li)WEST J- May & Co., 2, Victoria-place. Kf*t>lGAN • Lauxcelot Lowther, 21, Quay-st. W^EGAR' ■ T. M. JBOFF, Sirliowy Railway. fc&iPSNEY Samuel Charlet, itMlNEY 1 E. Evans, Post-office. tjJ&AVON E. Evans, Stationer. TjgfcLLY John J. Ciialinder, Post-office. William Williams, Grocer. ^SjlAWli J. H. N. JUDD, Beaufort-house. Company's Office, 1, DOCK-CHAMBERS, CARDIFF. JOHN LAUGHLAND, MS]Jager'- TNMAN LINE of ROYAL MAIL X STEAMERS, appointed tci sail lr ^J^SS^Lr. LIVERPOOL, via QUEENSTOWN to NEW fe'S; ™UKSD.A.ri™»«, Mah* » J* 8 15 Guineas and 18 Guineas, having equal Saioo ore> or Portland without extra char^ STATES SC>rs f(',r all parts of CANADA and the UNITED blAi* mu*'w*'er' It'Sos i Sos, South 01,i"cl,,l"»e"Srd,°' RW00D> 57' Scott-street, C^rd^ 2249 ^—^ £ ^Lovktt, Windsor HoteU Peziart ^— att AN royal mail line A LLAOHORTEST SEA PASSAGE l!Iío To CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES. 8unerht^ft>0 ^Ve^f this I ine now run direct every Tues- ^rwi^y^cfmLIVERPOOLto PORTLAND and QUEBEC, Passengers to NEW Y')RK and BOSTON, and to all an.d Towns in Canada and the United States. LIVERPOOL TO PORT-, FROM LIVERPOOL TO tlto^ LAND. QUEBEC. St Thursday, 13 Mar. fPeruvian, Tuesday, 15 April -rew> Tuesday, 18 „ Prussian, Thursday, 17 St. 2atl^n. Thursday, 20 jtCaiadian, Tuesday, 22 „ 1fSoa^tr,cl'> Tuesday, 25 Moravian, Thursday, 24 „ to*ndinavian, Thurs. 27 „ St. Andrew1, Tuesday, 29 ifb! a Scotian, Tues., 1 Apri tSarmatixn, Thurs., 1 May ojynesiatl) Thursday 3 „ st. David, Tuesday, 6 » fV^pian, Tuesday, 8 .tCircasaian, Thursday, 8 „ 'Austrian, Thursday, 10 Nova Scotian, Tues., 13 „ ■Jn, ^Polynesian, Thurs., 15 „ Mail Steamships for HALIFAX, NORFOLK, and BALTIMORE sail as follows forwarding Passengers by Rail to all parts of the Middle k Western, South Western and Southern States. Sfstorian, Tuesday, 25 Mar. Nestorian, Tuesday, 6 May. ^ernian, Tues'ay, 8 April Austrian, Tuesday, 20 '•American, Tuesday, 2? „ Abin Passage to Halifax, Pnrlan,l,QuebecBoston New York, ?Molk- T^iit-'nimv nr Philadelphia, tlo lss. or £ 1515s. according V>^k, Baltimore, or ini^^H .ollg but not Wines Qr Liquor8 ln<j roar(i Return Tickets at reduced S? ^l11,. e obtained on t rme(liate passengers are taken in C* A limited number Bedding, and all aeces- Steamer at £ 9 'M-, lnekidin^ Applications for berths H^etsiig, dining apart from steerage, i> in advance. Ouebec, Portland, Bos- Passage to St. John, Hah > V including a plenti- V-vv- Yoi lc, Nor*olk, or I stewardesses are i—. t-««- aYExpense.. can be obtained rOjhjE'yinformation required concerningC Agent for the Dixon, 11, Adam-street, Adeiphi, London act Government.. /.o-pnts BS^>WLETS on Canada supplied via the Union *V £ *i8st Rouie to SAN FRANCISCO, M« ogtfavour. JleT itA1LROAD. Timouan Tickets issued on "•ertns. For Freight or Passage, ^PP'VJc, „a ALLAN BROTHERS & CO., and Alexandra Buildings, James-streelt, Li P r, 85, Foyle-street, Londonaer i, _.r ^Gtorge Bird' 2^, Bute-stree t, Cardiff; J°toDVS ^toaster, Pontymister, near Newport; James ^t,^eu-port; R. Pr^st & sons, 9, Quay M ^°ZeUir17' Thomas-street, Llan-lly Johl'P^ Ha'Ven ^-street, Merthyr Tydvil; Jackson & Co., T. Aj^e Humphreys, Welfleld-road, Carmarthen; I>^iu ^oaer, Pontypridd; James R. Morgan, Pontypridd. > COMPANY'S SPECIAL NOTICE TO EMIGRANTS. Passengers to obtain their Tickets from our Ag^ 5^^ NATIONAL LINE. STEAMERS OF THIS LINE ARE THE LARGEST {W_ PASSENGER STEAMSHIPS AFLOAT. 41\1 FROM LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK EVERY WEDNESDAY, AND FROM QUEENSTOWN EVERY THURSDAY. ^\fW\ RATIONAL steam ship COMPANY (LIMITED). The new full-powered British Iron-screw Steamships fej&hips Tons Ships Tons ijFJt, Grogan 5?Rt England, Kemp 3307 Grace H Andrewa 4441 Gri"-<>-s Holland, Bragg 3847 cS Th™ .3571 Erin, Lawson 3956 :•:» SSSSS,l!&i: f»| %SSfe.?g2p.S| ^AiiX 'g'town the following days. ^OOO^f^ "situated in the poop on deck-the poop »lUita^ ^eet long. Pnineas, according to accommo- fe i" sSfSS' 111 ««""• The\TVVENTy-FIVR GVI.N^, fs unequalled for space, light v bT.EERA.QB accommodation is Provisionsserved up cooked Abundance o £ Fiesn 1 ^tt,,Co?Pany'8 Stewards, Steerage Passengers 'oj-w of Passage on Reduccd T(rm ,ti„,ore vvithout extra d te Quebec, Boston, and Baituuo P„f- can Francisco, the in\^ien9e.rs booked through to A ssmnwat • on favourable ^°ns of Canada and of the UrnJapan, at a ho to Australia, New Zealand, C^Jsc0. $ £ rou9h rates, via Neio York and San t tancisc Freight or Passage apply to n imitbd,) THE NATIONAL STEAMSHIP CO. (^M,TE >' 21 and 23, Water-street, Liverpool, srs_ j. r. CUMMINS and BROS., Queenstown,-to kg. Jo £ IK i VIOLAS and CO., 130, Britannia-buildmgt., Bute Harsb ^rt°nQAN (Cymro), 19, Glebeland-street, Merthyr 17 CnAS. p. °»L -!ow*v> Newport, Mon.; F. W. Cai-nt, Aberda j heXRY Neath; Jas. A. Morgan, Postmaster, Pont} poo. treet, ti» C0UR, High-street, Abersychan Thos. Mohgan, M J. W. Down, Terminus Hotel, Bristol. Local passengers are advised to secure their Passages from lne5241 ■t before leaving home. _— fu$i«es.5 |lddrc)5.5e$. .VXPIEAT SALE OF S-KDDLE P.-Y. IMPOR- TANT TO GENTLEMEN, FARMERS, LIVERY STABLE .^EPERS AND OTHERS.—An immense Stock of Carnage, Gin, <wLTraP Harness Saddles, Horse Clothing and Saddlery of every I? nPtion, Knee Wrappers, Rugs, Whips, Gig and Carriage &c. Ask to see the Harness plated 011 German Silver, at Sf 5s- All-over Pio-skin Saddles, complete, -warranted, at 6S. Gig Lamps at 18s Cd., usual price 35s One.rait will ftWy purchasers that this a genuine Sale. Sale each day from a rn. to 6 n m at No 3, Victoria-street, Bristol, next door to O Rick Cloth and Sack Warehouse, and nearly opposite the fes* Hotel —PARNALL & SONS, Manufacturers, Bristol and Terms, nett Cash-no abatement. 5007 V\X7HAT MUST WE DO TO MAKE OUR COALS COST LESS? *APPly the Newly-invented COAL SAVER, which is Cheap, and xequires no Alteration of Grate. he general public (for all'are interested), namely, the Gentry, dIe Class, and the Poor, who feel the high price of coal. The Invention is kept in daily use for inspection AT HENRY LEONARD'S, • 22, HIGH STREET, BRISTOL. 4774 SALES TOFL GTUCTION^ SALE THIS DAY. NORTHUMBERLAND VILLA, THE WALK. TR 3DEGARVILLE. MR. W. P. STEPHENSON is i^ructed by Mr. Robert Simpson, ^anaI'?r. ijTfxrON at his resi- who is about to leave Cardiff, to SKLL by A 'part of the dence as above, on MONDAY, 24TH MARCH, 18,o Part tne HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS. Also a capiwi VOWEL WASHING MACHINE. For particulars see handbills. rc>aa Sale to Qommence at One for Two preci '} 1 14 CROCIŒERBTOWN. CARDIFF.-SA 2F HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECT. ME. W P t0 SELL by 'TJ,E 31ST MARCH, 1873, the whole herbtewn, Cawliff, on FURNITURE and Effects, of the neat and modern HOUS j D_ Thomas, who is j Greenhouse Plants, &c., the proper^ i leaving the I'own, comprising T l pe Dining Table, Mahogany DINING-ROOM. —Mahogany L(m,Ion)j t Cheffioneer, R°sevvood _C geated chairs, Sliding Easy *• Mahogany an<^ Hair feoia Glass, Whatnot, Timepiece Chair? Easy Chair in gree:n, Sitt 'Drapery, lender and in Glass Shade, Window », Set Qf Four Plates (by Moreland), Irons, BriieselsCarpeta stand, Plated Forks and Spoons. 8 C°^SAGE^hne^^Barometer,' Oil Painting, Map, Um- brella Stand Hall Chair and gs- Couch, Couch in Green, I BACKPARLUUR.-Spuare^ame (^n clot, Ca t aud Pictures'Sew" • iD!)RAwiN^OOM!-Wahiut Drawing-room Suite, Mahogany r i,TVWP Walnut Occasional Table, Tea Taole, Large Mahogany „ sXbtrd'wHh marble top Derby Chair, Walnut Whatnot, Pair Of Inlaid Fire Screens, Gilt Pier Glass, Skeleton Timepiece under Shade Brass Window Pole and Rings, Pictures, Brussels Carpet and Rug, Fender and Irons, Sarcophagus BATH-ROOM.—Mahogany Dining Table, Three Chairs, Easy '■ Chair, Bureau, Book Shelves, and Books, Papier Machie Table, li Pier Glass, Pictures, Fender, Towel Rail, Foot Bath, Large Bath, 1; Shower do. and Sponge do. LANDING.—Mahogany Table, Carpet, Stair do. and Brass Rods, Four Mats, Pictures, &c. a BEDROOMS.—Three Iron Half-tester Bedsteads and Furniture, Two Iron French do., Four Pairs of Palliasses and Five Mattresses, 7 Four Feather Beds and One Millpuff do. and Bolsters, 2 Mahogany Chests of Drawers, Two Wardrobes, Washstands, Dressing Tables C and Ware, Towel Rails, Swing Glasses, Night Commode and Bed- v steps. Chairs, Window Drapery, Carpets, Fenders, Irons, &c. I KITCHEN and SCULLERY. —Two Tables, Dresser and Two Sets I ot Shelves, Ware, Glass Cupboard, Boot Cupboard, Gun Rack, f Four Chairs, Fender and Irons, Eight-day Clock, Tea Trays, Glass i and China, Plate Rack, Safe, Pans, Buckets, Saucepans, Kettles, t &c. GARDEN.—A number of Greenhouse Piants, Garden Seats, I Tools, Wheelbarrow, Two Stillings, Rockery, &c. 1: The lots are numerous and have to be entirely disposed of in s one day. The Auctioneer invites an early attendance. 3 Sale to commence at Eleven for Twelve o'clock. a 21, Queen-street, Cardiff, March 19, 1873. 5256 SALE OF HORSES. v MB. F. H. PEARCE will SELL by PUBLIC J AUCTION, on SATURDAY, March 29th, at the Stables a known as "Bland's Stables," Womanby-street, Cardiff, Seventeen i: valuable HORSES, further particulars if which will shortly j appear. 1 Persons desirous of selling their Stock should apply to the i Auctioneer at least two days prior to the Sale. c For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, 6, High-street, t Cardiff. 5269 a SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR-NITUPE AND EFFECTS AT NO r J, FRIENDS'-PLACE, CROCKHERBTOWN, CARDIFF. v MR. F. H. PEARCE will SELL by AUCTION 0 at the above address, on THURSDAY, MARCH 27th, lt73, j the whole of the most modern and useful HOUSEHOLD FURNI- s TURE and EFFECTS, the property of a Lady leaving the neigh- S bourhood. Sale to commence punctually at Twelve o'clock. p For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, 6, High-street, Cardiff. 5268 j, SALE TO-MORROW. ti BRIDGE HOUSE, WHITCHURCH, NEAR CARDIFF. SALE OF FURNITURE, HORSES, CARTS, &c. d M' R. F. H. PEARCE will SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the above address, on TUESDAY, MARCH 26th, 1S73, the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, comprising drawing-room suite in walnut, dining-room in mahogany, first-class piano by one of the best London makers, feather beds, capital iron bedsteads, washstands and ware, towel horses, kitchen utensils, &c., the whole being equal to new. Also, at the Farm adjoining, three horses, two hauliers' carts, one wag- gon, dog cart, spring cart, ploughs and scuffier, lot of harness, an onion shed 100 feet long, two tons of home-grown onions, 1,000 1 savoys, 20,000 red cabbage plants chaff cutter, steam engine for t] cutting chaff, lot of casks also a lot of fruit trees. f- Sale to commence at half-past 10 o'clock.. ♦ For particulars apply to the Auctioneer, 6, High-street, Cardiff. 5267 SALE THIS DAY. T^,r 1 PENARTH, NEAR CARDIFF.—FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. MR. T. S. HUNTLEY has received instructions to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on MONDAY, MARCH 24th, 1873, the HULL and TACKLE of the French BRIG, "Marie Susanne," of Valines, 130 tons register, as she now lies stranded on the beach, Penarth. Sale to commence at Three for Four o'clock in the afternoon. Terms—Cash. For the convenience of intending purchasers, a conveyance will leave the offices of Messrs. Morel Bros. & Co,, Stuart-street, at Two Q o'clock. a For any other particulars, apply to the Auctioneer, or Morel Bros. & Co.. 5243 r BRIDGWATER, SOMERSET. EDWARDS'S CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY. Highly important and attractive SALE of 70 New and Second- hand CARRIAGES comprising Modern and Elegant Wagonettes j ?J*:? £ c°vered, with Patent Breaks, Handsome Stanhope S?6rkeley, Albert, Turnover Seat, and vis-a-vis Phaetons, ;.CLrTLUI1^er weiS'ht. very fashionable Malvarn and White- M„fp Cilrts' !»rS-e size open Barouche, with pole and shafts, ViUaS?e Gadabouts, free from knee motion, very Elegant Gadolette Phaeton, neat Sandegan, Elegant Gentleman s patent Landai, Carriage, London built, and nearly new strong 5S? ^ure Bl"eak, to carry twenty passengers, Second hand &c '&c gS' Cars' Gigs> Strong Spring Wagon, Spring Carts, MR. PIOBFRT MAYNARD has been favoured ] worfeT JT'w mstructions to SELL by AUCTION, at the above WEIJNBSDAY, APRIL 2nd, 1873, at 11 o'clock punctually, J r^rtTof Mr r Kaf^esaid excellent CARRIAGES, &c., the pro- ( Edwards, who has for 32 years carried on the c^ZZL\tT^kmnui^turer'and is desirous of eflectins a 3 throughout ^rd Edwar<S CarriaSeS U well-kn°Wn 3 Catalogues, one shillilig each may be obtained of Mr. Whitby, Gu&C^I^'bZ^ IS M»™rd> AUCtl°neer' Dated Offiees, Guildhall Chambers Bristol, March 10th, 1873. 5297 QUEEN'S HOTEL, CARDIFF. ]< Sale of Dwelling-Houses in Charles-street (end of Clive-street, v Castle-road), Roath. MR. W. H. BIDGOOD has been favoured a with instructions to offer for SALE by AUCTION, at the a above' Hotel, on WEDNESDAY, the 26th day of MARCH, 1873 s (subject to such conditions of sale as shall be then and J there produced), the following desirable LEASEHOLD PRO- a —All that Leasehold Messuage and Premises, situate and t „ \fn Q west side, Charles-street, Roath, in the occupation Oliver Bailey, at a weekly rental of 6s. t of Mr. 20 All that Leasehold essuage and Premises immediately f • n. int 1 and ^einsf No. 10, west side, Charles-street, } R^tlTIn the occupation of Mr. Howel Turner, at a rental of 6s. j per week. a term 0f 99 years, from the 2nd day r These premises are subject to an annual ground rent of oi August, n be equally apportioned on each house, L £ 4 3s. 10d., whicn xs_ ud. the aPPort'O"m.eTt„a^p]l0iti Messuage and Premises immediately LOT 3.— AH that Lea.- ^-rK west side, Charles-street, c adjoining ^ot 7 ,a" >,r Joseph Fry, at a rental of 6s. per t Roath, occupied b} Mr. r week. „ NT T casehold Messuage ar.d Premises immediately f LOT 4.-AH that Leasen^^ charIes.streeti adjoining ,j0t y Mr. James Taylor, at a weekly rental Roath, occupied cy j of 6s. ,gp 'neu for a term of 99 years, from the 2nd These premises are 3ie subject to an annual ground rent 1 day of August, 1 > be equally apportioned on each house, < of £ 4 3s. 10d., 3;eilig £ 2 IS. lid. the apPurtiO: that Le.,Isehold Messuage and Premises imme- t LOT 5.—AH aud being No. 13, west side, Charles- < diately adjoini11^ 'bv >1)-. Amos Parker, at a weekly rental street, Roath, occui • # ,■ v of 6s. r „„CPholdMessuageand Premises immediately LOT 6.- All that Lease Nq_ ^vest gjdei charles-street, adjoining Lot 5, :l" "\viliiam Morris, at a weekly rental Roath, occupied by Mi. °f. 6s" {or a term of 99 years, from the 2nd These premises are also ne.u bject t0 an anuuai ground rent day of August, 18/2, a „f,uoily apportioned oneachhouse, of £ 4 3s. 10d., which will VS, iid. the apportionment being £ '-i is. in every «,pS' telie,t re»"i»i»endallon to capitalists. Sale will commence at 3 P-m- precisely. For further particulars, and to view, apply to the Auctioneer, at his Offices, Arcade Chambers, Cardiff 5199 T 0 GLAMORGANSHIRE. Important Sale of Oak, Ash, Beech, Alder, &c., Trees, Pitwood and Cordwood. IVfR- JOHlsT DANIEL JO^TES has been fa- Jr voured with instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at the Farmer s Arms Inn, Pontardulais, 011 FRIBAY, APRIL 4th, 1873, at :,° C 0C; .i'ni' .If to such conditions as shall be then^and u-finrj a^pnRn«reJollowingr Lots of TIMBER TREES, PIT- V, 1)1 now growing on the several Farms of parish of Llandilo Talybom,. ^r^sceclwin' Coedsaison, &c., in the ii of Llandilo 1 DT-V,PS o-i,-ta 'NN,, 1' Ee?ch> ALLD other Trees, measuring from C t0 Is.. 5 Snd' f 2f t'1 with white paint, with about 14 acres of pitwood and rdwood £ rrowng at Clynfyd, on both sides of nort^sfd(f of the river Canffrwd! 8 t0 the fountain, and on the LOT ?^K'.A8H, Alder, &c., (some measur- ing from 6 to o on South side of the River Canff™' > a"d ° u L^ 0',1Clynfyd aforesaid. Mr. John Roberts, of Cb niyO, w in show the above Lots. LOT III-'400 Oak and other Trees, measuring from 6 to 12 inches girt, 11^^ni0voedT^Pai^t, and 200 0ak Poles> marked X, gro^mg onBo^goeJ and Caeglas. Mr. Rees Williams, B'l oflV.-47 0ak 1l1 other Trees (on the hedges, &c„) measur- about°?5 6acrcs:of ^pSwoo^ndSpod, growing Penfre Pr^- cedwinandGwaun.vddbach. Mr. John Rees, Tenant of Gwaunydd- &c., ^c.,to tn„D( I.e bvthe turnpike and other public route mlr^d fii the railway station and o.lworks at Pon- tardulais from a nule to=2 ^leB't0 vr j. ReeS) Esfj_; Cradock- JZ ^Swan'iea^1 MnJ. Do vies, of Llwydcoedfa^ Llanon, near scribed with X are reserved. Hawen Hall, Rhydlewis, R. S. O., March 15th, 1873. X>L'1 Salts bit Autticit. CATTLE MARKET, NEWPORT. TO FARMERS AND OTHEIPS. ABOUT 150 TONS OF MANURE. MESSRS. CORNELIUS EVANS & SON will SELL by AUCTION, in the Cattle Market, Newport, 011 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1873, about 150 TONS of MANURE, composed of Damaged Beans, bearing the following analysis by Dr. Voelcker:— Water 26'62 Organic Matter .66734 Phosphate of Linie 1*33 Alkaline Salts, &e. 4 "43 Unsoluble Silician Matter (Sand) 1'78 a Containing Nitrogen, 91*20 equal to Ammonia, 2.67. Sale to eommence-at Eleven o'clock a.m. precisely. For further particulars apply to Charles D. Phillips, Farmers' General Supply Warehouses, Newport, or at the Auction and Estate Offices, 15, High-street, Newport, Mon. 5300 TY-MAWR FARM BUILDINGS, situated Four miles from Abergavenny, on the Merthyr-road and Two miles from Govilon, and One mile from Gilwern Railway Stations, on the Abergavenny and Merthyr line. GENUINE AND UNRESERVED SALE OF 10 Head of HEREFORD, SHORT-HORN, SCOTCH, CROSSBRED, FAT and STORE CATTLE, 4j RADNOR and WELSH EWES, in yean, CART HORSES, NAGS, and CoLTS. L Choice selection of modern AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &c., &c. MR. JOHN MICHAEL has been instructed by William Hiley, Esq., of Ty-Clyd, Govilon, who is entirely :iving up fanning pursuits, to SELL by AUCTION, On Thursday, the 27th day of March, 1873. The following STOCK, &c., viz. 43 In-calf Heifers (Shorthorn and Cross-bred), some of which iave calved 1 Two-j ear-old Hereford Bull; 1 Two-year-old Short- iorn 10 Two and Three-year-old Store Hereford Bullocks, out- j'ers. FAT CATTLE.-10 Shorthorn Bullocks, about 10 to 11 score per ir. 8 Scotch ditto, ditto 7 to 8 ditto 5 Young Hereford Cows, bout II to 10 score per qr 1 ditto, ditto Fresh. SHEEP.—57 First-class Radnor Ewes in yean and have yeaned; a Welsh Ewes, in yean by a Shropshire Ram 2 Cotswold Rams. I-joitsF,s. -Able Cart Mare, aged; Ditto ditto, in foal; excellent ;èrt Horse, four years old two Cart Mares, four years old each ery promising Cart Filly, two years old; nearly thorough-bred IrovMi Mare, six years old, in foal to "Merry Heart," the pro- lerty of the Duke of Beaufort; thorough-bred Chestnut Mare, our years old, by "Merry Heart"; a first-class Bay Filly, 15 hands. in. high, broke to saddle and harness, by Telegraph," winner of lie second prize at the Royal Agricultural Show, Cardiff, Id72 landsome Half-bred Bay Gelding, two years old, by "Merry leart; handsome Half-bred Bay Gelding, out of a thorough-bred nare aged Roan Pony, extremely good in harness or under addle; four-year-old Roan Mare Pony, beautiful action three- ear-old Ditto ditto one Pony sucker; one Yearling Cart Colt, nd one Yearling Cart Filly. Ten Fat Pigs, from 10 to 12 score each. IMPLEMENTS, &C.-Broad wheel Waggon, road Waggon, nairow theel Dittb, three Broad wheel Carts, one Harvest Cart, one larrow wheel Ditto, two Spring Carts, liquid Manure Cart; Corn )rill, Mangold Ditto, turnip Ditto, Ifrst-class combined Reaping nd Mowing Machine, in good order four. pairs of ron Harrows, Scarifier, Clod Crusher (by Crosskili), two adding Machines three iron Sheep Racks wood Roller, :umip Roll, two large double cylinder Iron Rollers; three ron swing ploughs, 3 wheel ploughs; pulper, 3 turnip cutte rs, ake crusher, 25 hogsheads and pipes, pikes, rakes, and various ools, 2 horse rakes 10 suits of long and short harness, saddle ,nd bridle, 2 side saddles; horse work for chaff cutting machine, icat pony trap, handsome Whitechapel trap (equal to new) four rheel carriage in good order; set of pony harness, handsome set if silver mounted gig harness (equal to new). Part of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at Duffryn Mawr louse, consisting of carpets, poles, and rugs, curtains, blinds, and undry articles of furniture, &c, together with the dairy utensils, M., &c. Luncheon will be provided at It o'clock; sale at 11 for 12 irompt, beginning with the sheep. The Auctioneer particularly desires 'an early attendance, as the )ts are numerous and must be sold the same day. Catalogues in course of preparation, and may behad previous to he sale, of the Auctioneer. Auctioneer's Office, 10, Frogmore-street, Abergavenny Resi- ence, Bailey Glaes, Llanellen. 5362 ublit jftotice,. ISSUE OF 16,000 SHARES, OF R10 each of TOHN BAGNALL AND SONS, LIMITED. J Incorporated under the Companies Acts, 1862 and 867, by which the liability of Shareholders is limited to he amount of their Shares. CAPITAL, £ 300,000., in 30,000 SHARES of m0 each, of which only 16,000 Shares are now to be issued. 'RICE OF SUBSCRIPTION, PAR—OR £ 10 PER SHARE, Payable as follows :— £ 1 per share on application. 3 on allotment. 3 „ on 20th May, ] 873. 3 on 20th June, 1873. 210 Subscribers may pay up their Shares in full on any day n which an instalment is due, entitling them to discount t the rate of 26 per cent. per annum for such prepay- [lent. DIRECTORS. IANBURY BARCLAY, Esq., Church Hill House, Handsworth, and Birmingham Patent Tube Works, Smethwick. I) WARD GEM, E, (I. (Messrs. Edward Gem and Co., Birmingham and London), Belle Vue House, Hales- owen. SAMPSON S. LLOYD, jun., Esq. (Messrs. Lloyd and Lloyd, Birmingham and London), Olton Hall, Solihull. Managing Directors. VILLIAM SUTTON NAYLER, Esq Wednesbury, JOSEPH NAYLER, Esq., WALSALL, BANKERS. LLOYDS Banking Company (Limited), Birmingham and Branches. dessrs. BARNETTS, HOARES, HANBURYS, and LLOYD, 60, bombard-street, London, E.C. SOLICITORS. Messrs. DUIGNAN, LEWIS, and LEWIS, Walsall; ,nd If, Bedford-row, W.C., London. SECRETARY. CHARLES F RICHARDSON, Esq. OFFICES. ?• GREAT Winchester-street Buildings, E.C., London. Gold .-lull Ironworks, West Bromwich, Staffordshire, L his Company is formed to purchase and continue the msmess of Messrs. John Bagnall and Sons, the well- KslShsSKiDOal of w«t B The business was established by Mr. John Bagnall, bout seventy years ago, from which time it has enjoyed ,n uninterupted course of prosperity. The founder and everal of his sons acquired large fortunes in it, and the man of the whole ot which was d. d from he business. WHLCH WAS DERIVED FROM 187f: «ta» lourishing Mite, havo been ra«e„ESf J ?. T £ Executors, Messrs WILLIAM SUT!L RIED TT*^ V,H sayler (by whom indeed they had T IFII iged for several years previously) Q WL or the present to continue to rn™ have consented leretofore, for this Company. A**E business as Mr. James Bagnall died WITH^NT ■ leing, by directions in his will DIAT •1UE' ?? ES^ :hannels, the works and PROPERTV F- M he market; their magniffll'! BL°UGHV £ each oOndividu^ enterprise, ore been formed for the purpose of acquiring them An opportunity is thus given to the publif to partici- pate in the profits of a concern which it is believed may, LS to its importance, its character, and its succees, chal- enge comparison with any similar undertaking in the listnct. In addition to a very extensive and profitable home ;rade, the farm has a large connection on the Continent >f Europe, particu arly IN GEMANY; AND ALA0 IN ThE United States. Indeed, its brand may be said to have at- tained a world-wide celebrity, and everywhere commands the highest price in the market. The various mineral and manufacturing properties have ueen acquired from time to time with great judgment. Numerous as they are they are yet all within such easy rlistance as to be worked economically, and to make their supervision from the head office a matter of perfect prac- ticability. The purchase will include the Gold's Green and Cap- Dontield Furnaces, the Toll End, Lea Brook, Imperial, and Gold's Hill Ironworks, and the Gold's Green, Cop- hall Bentley, Deepmore, Capponfield, James Bridge, Crescent, Bradley, Groveland, and Pump House Col- lieries—the whole forming one of the most important and profitable concerns in the South Staffordshire district. The works comprise Six Blast Furnaces (five of which be worked at one time), capable of producing about OA NFIRT tons of Pig IRO? PE.R ANNUM; and Mills and Forges 1 a vearly production of 30,000 tons of Finished Iron consisting of Bars, Hoops. Sheets, Plates, ^MINES of Coal, Ironstone, and Limestone yield F 000 tons PER annum, therefore to a great extent about /O YURNACES and Ironworks independent of ex- rendering I O £ RAW material—A consideration which, ternal SUPP 0 £ }RON and coal trade, can hardly be over-estmi • r onworjjS cover nearly 60 acres, and The Furnac small part of the Capponfield with the ex?.P. js copyhold, they are of Freehold tenure. Furnaces, wni comprising an area of upwards A portion ot t TPreehold, and include a large quan- °f i80 acres, ar ghes q{ West Bromwich, Tipton, and WaSll, The remSglellS IreUheld on leLe for adequate terms, and on moderate royalties. ar 1871 shortly before Mr. Iuig health being seriously impaired, a Bagnall s death, hi .,nn».pmplated, and with this view sale of the business minute valuation was made a very careful searching. and London, who valued by Messrs Wm Bird and Co. as on the ;}0th the freehold andleasehold propert piant and September 1871, at £ 180,00U i Iron were, in Ki': t S. toe at £ 120,000, the value of the whole being R300,01)0. n.. i.t At the recent stock-taking on the 31st December last (1872) the stock of Iron was larger than in SeptemDer, (1872) the stock of Iron was larger than m SeptemDer, i871, while that of Ironstone was somewhat less; out having regard to the advance in prices of Iron since tne time at which the valuation was made, the total value 01 the amount of the stocks would now come to a very much higher sum than they were valued at in September, 1871. I 1ublit Jftotices. It need hardly be observed that the goodwill of a busi- ness of such high reputation and standing, established for so long a period as nearly three-quarters of a century, and whose brand is Po well known throughout the world, must of itself be of great value; but owing to the circum- stances before referred to of the death of the late Proprie- tor, the Company now established will enter upon the business without making any payment whatever to the executors on this account. The Company acquires the whole of the properties and stocks (together with the brand, trading name, and goodwill) and takes over the business as a going concern, as from the 31st December last, at the price of 2290,370. Of this sum the Executors are willing that 2140,000 should be. a deferred payment for five years, bearing in- terest at the rate of 5 per cent per annum-the balance, payable in casb. This favourable arrangement will enable the Company to distribute the whole of the net income of the works, less the Debenture Interest, over the Share Capital now for subscription. The valuable Contracts entered into by the firm of Messrs. John Ball and Sons are handed over to the Company without charge. They are at very favourable prices, a*d, having been recently made, are nearly all at the high rates now current in the market. The additional advantage is afforded to the Company by Mr. Bagnall's executors of receiving all the profits from 1st January last, from which date the earnings of the business will accrue to the Company. It may be reasonably calculated that the profits will be considerably1 in excess even of those realised by the late proprietor, inasmuch as the position of the Iron and Coal Trades throughout th«i,country is well known to be such as not only to ensure a continuance of the large profits which are now being earned, but also to point to a considerable increase. The Directers limit themselves to the above state- inent of facts, which, in their opinion, require no ampli- fication. A copy of the agreement for purchase of the Property, Works, and Collieries, and the Memorandum and Articles of Association, together with a copy of Messrs. William Bird & Co. 's report, may be inspected at the offices of the Company's Solicitors. If no allotment be made, the application money will be returned without deduction and should a smaller num- ber of shares be allotted than those applied for, the balance of the sum deposited will be appropriated- tewards the sum payable on allotment. Applications for shares must be made on the accom- panying form, which must be forwarded, together with a deposit ofjEl per share, to the Bankers of the Company, Lloyd's Banking Company, Limited, Birmingham, and their Branches or to Messrs, Barnetts, Hoaree, Han- bury's and Lloyd, 60. Lombard-street, E.C., London or to the Secretary, at the offices of the Company 3, Great Winchester-street Buildings, E.C., London, where pros- pectuses and forms of application may be obtained. By order of the Board, CHAS. F. RICHARDSON, Secretary. Offices of the Company- 3, Great Winchester-street Buildings, E.C., London, March 18, 1873. The following Contract has been entered into on behalf of the Company— An Agreement dated the 6th day of March, 1873, be- tween Richard Samuel Bagnall and William Sutton Nayler and Joseph Nayler, Trustees of the late James Bagnall, of the one part, and George Bytheway, of the other part. ISSUE OF 16,000 SHARES OF 910 SHARES Each, part of 30,000 Shares constituting the Share Capital of John Bagnall and Sons, Limited. FORM OF APPLICATION. (To be retained by the Bankers.) To the Directors of John Bagnall and Sons, Limited. Gentlemen,—Having paid to your credit at your Bankers, the sum of pounds, 21 per Share on Shares of £10 each, of John Bagnall and Sons, Limited, I request you to allot me that number of Shares; and I hereby agree to accept the nne or any smaller number that may be allotted to me, and to pay the balance due thereon, according to the terms of the pro- spectus dated 18th March,. 1873. Name (in full) Address. Profession (if any). Date 1873 Signature (Addition to be filled up if the applicant wishes to pay .up in full on allotment.) I desire to avail myself of the privilege to pay up in full on allotment the above shares, in terms of prospectus. Signature 5296 ORIENTAL TELEGRAM AGENCY 0 (LIMITED). 140, LEADENHALL-STREET, LONDON, E.C. BRAXCHBS :—35A Moorgate-st-reet, E.C. 61, Princess-street, Man- chester; and Batavia-Buildings, Hackins Hey, Liverpool. IMPORTANT NOTICE—SOCIAL DEPARTMENT. Subscription, Five ShiHnics per Annum. Subscribers' Messages are forwarded through this department.. To India. To V,niua. j.o Australiao 5 words for £ 0 15 0 ..Xl 1 0 £ 2 0 10 do. 1 0 0 1 10 0 3 0 0 Each extra word.010.0 2 0.03" Names and Addresses are counted and charged for as one word only- Prospectuses sent post free on application. Agents required throughout the United Kingdom 5280 HEAD-quartkhs, 10TH G.R.V. A DJUTANT'S PARADE, on MONDAY SKXT, XJL the 24th iiist., at 7.30, p.m., when it is expected that every Member will make it a point to attend. 5227 W. H. MAHTIN, CAPTAIN. JOEY A T II O M E JOEY HAYNES desires to inform his numerous friends of Cardiff and its neighbourhood that he as taken the FISHGUARD ARMS," BUTE-STREET, where he will be happy to meet his friends, who will always find "A JOEY, IN GOOD SPIRITS." 5290 TO BUILDERS. TENDERS are invited for the BUILDING of a PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL at Brynmawr. Plans and Specifications are to be seen at the Rev. D. L. Grittiths's house, Hitchman-terrace, Brjnmawr Sealed Tenders to be in on or before April 5th, 1873. [5216 MERTHYR TYDFIL SCHOOL BOARD. Wanted a CLERK OF THE WORKS, to be engaged on the School Buildings to be erected by the Merthyr Tydfil School Board. Applications, stating terms and qualifications, to be sent to me on or before Thursday, the 27th met. By order, 5262] j, THOMAS, Clerk. ROATH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH^ CARDIFF SERVICES in connection with the Second ANNIVERSARY of the above place, will be held 011 SUNDAY APRIL 20th and 27th, 1873, when SERMONS will be preached by the Rev. JOSEPH MORRIS, of Bristol, and Professor OLIVER M.A., Brecon College. On WEDNESDAY, April 30th, 1873, a LECTURE will be de- livered by the Rev. W. JANSEN DAVIES, of Newport. N. B. —This Place of WorshIp IS now Registered for the Solemmza- tion of Marriages. ° 5261 THIS EVENING ON MONDAY NEXT, March 24th, 1873, a LECTURE will be delivered by the Rev. JOHN BOND, of Birmingham, in Wesley Chapel, Charles-street, Cardiff. „ SUIWFCT "THEINTLNDBLE ARMADA." Chair to be taken at Seven o'clock. Tickets—Body of Chapel, is. Gallery, 6<1.; may be had of Messrs. W. Price and Son, St.'Mary-street; J.'Williams, Queen- street; and S. P. Kernick,Duke-street. 5275 LECTURE ON THE HUMAN SOUL, STUART HALL, CARDIFF. A LECTURE will be delivered in the Stuart Hall, Cardiff, on THURSDAY KVBNING, the 27th MARCH, 1873, by MB. JAMES COWELL. Subject "THE HUMAN SOUL," ITS IMMATERIALITY AND IMMORTALITY. Doors open at Half-past Seven, the Chair to be taken at Eight o'clock, by Mr. E. Billups. Front Seats, is.; Back Seats and Gallery, 6d. Tickets to be had at Mr. E. Dobbins', St. Mary's-st., and at the doors. The proceeds of the Lecture will be given to the Cardiff Infirmary. 5247 STUART HALL, CARDIFF. GRAND EISTEDDFOD, \3T Under the distinguished patronao-e of H. BOWEN, Esq., Mayor of Cardiff; Col. J. F. D. CRICHTON STUART, M.P.; OWYLIM WILLIAMS, Esq., Miskin Manor; C. W. DAVID, Esq., Ex-Mayor of Cardiff; R. CORY, Esq., senr., Cardiff JOHN CORY, Esq., Cardiff. A GRAND EISTEDDFOD Will be held at the above hall, on Wednesday. APRIL 2nd, 1873, when Several Prizes will be Awarded for CHORAL and PART SINGING; POETRY, PROSE, and RECITATIONS • about TWO HUNDRED VOICES are expected to compete. PRESIBENT :-GWILYM WILLIAMS, Esq., Miskin. ADJUDICATORS -Prose, Poetry, (C.: Mr. T. DAVIES, Dewi Wyn-o-Essyiet, Dinas Powis. JfltöLC: Mr. W. P. REES, Alaw Ddu, llanelly. .The meetings will commence in the afternoon at Two, and in the evening at Six. Admission (to both meetings): Reserved Seats, 2s. 6d.; Unre- served, Is.; Gallery, 6d.; Children under 15 years of age, 6d. Programmes (price 2d.) and Tickets may be had at the Cardiff Times Office or of the Secretary. Mr. W. Gwynn 26, Victoria- street, Newtown, Cardiff, or at the Doors. The Proceeds in Aid of Libanus Chapel, Roath. 5290 pONTYPRIDD HIGHWAY BOARD, No. 2. The Board is prepared to receive TENDERS for the supply of METALLING, including Lime Stone, River and Field Stone, for the District Highways, in the parish of Llantrisant for the year 1873-74 also, for the MANUAL LABOUR. Specifications and Forms of Tenders (on which forms only tenders will be received) may be had of the Surveyor. Tenders must be sent in to the Board-room, addressed to the Clerk, not later than 10 a.m., on WJUWJSDAT, the 2nd of APRIL 1873. The Board reserve to themselves unlimited power of selection, and do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender. By order of the Board, J. GRIFFITHS, District Surveyor. Portli House, near Pontypridd, March 17th, 1873. 5254 JpON TYPlUDD ~HIG HWAT-BOARD7iroT2: The Board is prepared to receive TENDERS for the supply of METALLING, including Lime Stone, River aud Field Stone, for the District Highways, in the parish of Llantwitfardre, for the year 1873-74; also, for the MANUAL LABOUR. Specifications and Forms of Tenders (on which forms only tenders will be received) may be had of the Surveyor. Tenders must be sent to the Board-room, addressed to the Clerk, not later than 10 a.m., on WBDNRSPAY, the 2nd of ArRiL, 1873. The Board reserve to themselves unlimited power of selection, and do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender. By order of the Board, J. GRIFFITHS, District Surveyor. Porth House, near Pontypridd, Mtrch 17th, 1873. 5265 • business Addresses* JGPRING FAS H 1 0 N S MESSRS. SPARK AND TAIT ARE NOW SHOWING THEIR NEW MILLINERY, NEW MANTLES, LFROM PARIS. NEW COSTCMES, &c., j ALSO, THE FIRST DELIVERY OF NEW MATERIALS FOR EARLY SPRING WEAR. PATTERNS FREE. COLLE GE-GREEN, BRISTOL. 2854 TO EMIGRANTS. The enterprising spirit of Englishmen has led them to seek in distant lands the fortune which, from the pressure of competi- tion, they cannot always secure in this. In so doinsr they not only promote the good of the country they go to, but that which they leave, and MESSRS. W. PRICE & SONS, CARDIFF HOUSE, CARDIFF, Ever mindful to do their part in furthering every national enter- prise, have specially selected a large STOCK of READY-MADE CLOTHING, strongly made. suitable for Emigrants. It is perfectly obvious that in countries where labour of all kinds is very dear, that too much attention cannot be paid to avoid the expense of mending, and that the manufacturer in England who has capital at command, can supply articles of the best description at lets cost than other countries Emigrants in every rank in life cannot therefore invest any money so profitably as in the selection of equipment at the above Establishment, necessary alike for their transit and their destination, whether it be to Australia, New Zealand, California, India, America, or the Colonies. Portmanteaus, Railway and Carriage Rugs, Hat Cases, Carpet and Leather Bairs, Trunks, and Sea Chests. 136 JOHN WILLIAMS'S (LATE OF DUKE-STREET) NEW IRONMONGERY SHOW ROOMS, QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF, NOW OPEN. 3718 t CASH VERSUS CREDIT. W ILLIAM KORNER, THE CARDIFF HOSIER, 27, 29, AND .31, ROYAL ARCADE, AND ,132, BUTE-ROAD, CARDIFF, Begs to inform the Inhabitants of Cardiff and the neighbourhood that all WINTER GOODS have been REDUCED FIFTEEN PER CENT. This Day, in order to clear them out to make room far SPRING GOODS. Over 400 Flannel Shirts, most our own make. Over 300 Oxford and Abysinian Shirts. A large quantity of Gentlemen's Lamb's-wool, Merino, Flannel, and heavy Cotton, Pants, Drawers, Under Vests and Shirts. A choice assortment of Ladies' and Gents' plain and fancy Scotch and Leicester Hose. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Silk, Alpaca, and Zanella Umbrellas of the best description. Gloves, Wrists, Fronts, Cuffs, Collars, &c. Largest Stock of Scarfs and Ties in South Wales. Shopkeepers Supplied Wholesale at Manufacturers Prices. N.B. All Goods warranted of Genuine Quality, at reasonable Prices for cash only. W. K o R N E R' S CELEBRATED DRESSING-GOWNS, AT 21s. Sent to any Railway Station on receipt of Post-office Order. If not approved of the money will be returned. These Garments can be highly recommended to Clergymen, Medical and Professional Gentlemen, Invalids, and others. 4791 BUTE COAL CoNSUMERs, COMPANY JLF (HENRY SAUNDERS.) OFFICES WINDSOR HOUSE, CROCKHERBTOWN, CARDIFF. BEST HOUSE COAL. BEST NUT STEAM COAL. BEST SMITHS' COAL. ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TOA Special Terms for large quantities. 2749 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 I SAY GEORGE !J Have you tried that new shop in College-street! I had a splendid Suit there for Two pounds, and a capital Fit. Mind, I HAD TO PAY CASH FOR IT; but 'tis Cheap. No, who is he ? Why, E. M. E.OE, COLLEGE HOUSE, 10, COLLEGE-STREET, SWANSEA. GIVE HIM A TRIAL. YOU WILL BE WELL PLEASED. 4451 SPECIAL NOTICE. THE GERMAN AND FRENCH PHOTOGRAPHIC AND STEREOSCOPIC COMPANY 45, WIND STREET, SWANSEA, Beg most respectfully to inform the Public in general that all Pictures, Portraits, Cartes, &c., formerly taken by Mr. James Andrews, are in the possession of their Manager, Herr Jean Goldman who will REPRODUCE all Copies at HALF PRICE, and guarantee a Superior Reproof. The above Company respectfully announce that no other Establishment in Swansea, Neath, or Llanelly, have any right to reproduce or infringe upon their NEW PATENT VAN DER WEYDE'S PROCESS. An inspection at the Wind-street Establishment is respectfully I invited1 Price List sent free of charge. All letters to be addressed Herr Jean Goldman, late Andrews, Wind-street. Swansea. 2099 TEETH, FROM 5s. EACH. ESTABLISHED 1809. H. M. JONES AND SON, SURGEON DENTISTS, M.C.D.E., 19, NORTHAMPTON PLACE, SWANSEA.- Invite public attention to their Patented System of Painless Dentistry, which entirely supersedes all others. Their Artificial Teeth, being indestructible, never change colour nor decay, and, by their wonderfully lifelike appearance, defy detection, and exactly restore the natural and youthful expression of face. TEETH, FROM 5s. SETS, FROM 95. Terms strictly moderate. Consultation gratis. A Vacancy for an Articled Pupil. PERIODICAL ATTENDANCE IN PEMBROKESHIRE. For dates see Local Papers. ONE OF THE FIRM DAILY IN ATTENDANCE AT NO. 19, NORTHAMPTON-PLACE, SWANSEA. 8146 (-2- H- AWBERY (LATE J. R. AWBERY) *• TAILOR AND DRAPER J~ 2, KING STREET, CARMARTHEN. 4504 T H A N D c 0 s CORN MERCHANTS, SKINNER-STREET, NEWPORT, MON. 4658 C. L E A C H BILL POSTER & ADVERTISING CONTRACTOR, /» o r> A "'WOOD-STREET, CARDIFF, AND 0^, CARDIFF-STREET, ABERDARE. Rents all the Principal and most prominent POSTING STATIONS in Cardiff, Canton, and Roath. TOWN CRIER FOR ABERDARE. JONES BROTHERS, PRINCIPAL BILL POSTERS AND DELIVERERS HI(*H STREET, NEATH, AND BRITON FERRY. Circulars addressed and delivered Bill Posters to the Great Western and Neath and Brecon Railways, and the principal Auctioneers. Lessees of the Principal Posting Place in the town. NOTE THE ADDRESS: HIGH STREET, NEATH, AND BRITON FERRY 2144 justness Addresses. OTHAM & SON'S OVERCOATS JOTHAM & SON'S"YJ^HL'LTFTT D^UKETS. J OTHAM & SON'S TROUSERS ANIIIVKSTS. JOTHAM & SON'S VESTS. JOTHAM-FE SOK'S BOYS'~StJrrSr JOTHAM & SON'S FLANR-EL SI-IIRTS. J OTHAM & SON'S^HATS AND" CAP& JOTHAM & SONrs HOSIERY: A DDRESS.21, ST. MARY-STREET CARDIFF. 2941 QPENING OF NEW PREMISES. ESTABLISHED 1869. [CIRCULAR.] CARDIFF WARDROBE, 257 & 258, Bute-street, And 2, Saint Mary-street, CARDIFF, March, 1873. D&AR SIll., It is with no ordinary pleasure that I invite your kind attention to the following important announcement:— I have for some time been impressed with the necessity of Opening a BRANCH ESTABLISHMENT in the upper part of the Town, in order to meet the requirements of my numerous customers resident at a distance. I have accordingly secured for the purpose those most ELIGIBLE and COMMODIOUS PRE- MISES, No. 2, ST. MARY-STREET, which are fitted with every modern appliance for the comfort alld,convenience of all classes of customers. I have just returned from the LONDON MARKETS, and have made some EXTENSIVE PURCHASES in the LATEST HOME and FOREIGN PRODUCTIONS of the NEWEST MATERIALS, for making up EVERY DESCRIPTION of COSTUME for general wear, as well as for CLERICAL, MUNI- CIPAL, MASONIC, and other tises.-LIVER-ES, HABITS, &c. The READY-MADE DEPARTMENT consists of a large con- signment of Nicholl & Co's. Celebrated Garments. An extensive variety of READY-MADE CLOTHING from other Manufacturers, suited to every class. Stopford's Patent Hats; Caps, Portman- teaus, Rugs, Bags, Umbrellas, &c.. &c. These will be displayed both in my NEW SHOP, ST. MARY-STREET, as well as 257-8, BUTE-STREET; and I respectfully solicit your early inspection of the san:e. I re:nain, dear Sir, Yours faithfully, PHILIP YEO. P.Y. continues the following s-ystem All Goods purchased at this Establishment are subject to the following Discount:— 43 Parcels, 6 per cent.; and Cb Parcels, 7i per cent. on all Cash transactions. Special arrangements made for Credit.—Patterns given. 5288 MINES REGULATION ACT. P. H. MUNTZ & Ce. '8 (OF BIRMINGHAM) MINERS' METAL PRICKERS & RAMMERS. The strongest and best article yet produced made of their CELEBRATED PATENT METAL AND SOLID ROLLED. SAMPLE SETS, AND PRICES, ON APPLICATION TO JOHN WILLIAMS, IRON MERCHANT, QUEEN-STREET, & 2 & 3, NORTH-STREET, CARDIFF. SOLB AGENT FOR SoUTH WALKS. 5032 s P E c I A L I T I E 8 IN WOOLLEN GOODS, VESTINGS, &c., SHIRTS, HOSIERY, SCARFS, TIES, COLLARS, &c, AT 1 J. E W T 0 N 13, CROCKHERBTOWN, CARDIFF. THE CRITERION TROUSERS 14s. 6d. CASH ONLY, in Materials suitable for Autumn and Winter Wear. Made to Measure. J. NEWTON, Tailor, Woollen Draper, Mercer, Hosier, &c., 18, Crockherbtown, Cardiff. 2«25 N. POWELL & CO., WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS 138i: BUTE ROAD, CARDIFF. SOUND DINNER CLARET, FINE OLD SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISKIES. LONDON GIN AND JAMAICA RUM. BASS'S AND ALLSOPP'S PALE ALES AND GUINNESS'S EXTRA STOUT, in Fine Condition, in Wood or Bottle. Orders received at Linden Villa, Wordswerth-street, Roath, and 8, Davies-street, New Town, as well as at the Stores 2601 F R E D E R I CK WARE, (Late WARS AND SONS), TAILOR AND ROBE MAKER, ESTABLISHED HALF-A-CENTURY, BRISTOL AND CARDIFF. SOUTH WALES ESTABLISHMENT DUKE-STREET, CARDIFF OPEN ON WEDNESDAYS AS USUAL. CLOSED EVERY EVENING AT SEVEN O'CLOCK. 107 "WORLD WIDE FAME." PALMER'S COCOA CONDIMENTAL FOOD i- FOR HORSES AND CATTLE. ONCE USED ALWAYS USED The cost is less than one halfpenny per feed, it will put Horses and Cows into condition when all other means have failed; for rearing calves cannot be equalled, and it will save 20 per cent. in the cost of feeding. Sole Manufacturers ana Proprietors, PALMER AND COMPANY, LONDON, E. Orders (wholesale ir retail), also applications for Agencies to be sent to MR. THOMAS WEBBER, 32, ROYAL ARCADE, CARDIFF. TESTIMONIALS ON APPLICATION. 800 Feeds sent, carriage free, for 32s., to any part of South Wales. A sample bag of 141bs. for 5s. prepaid. 2428 (Education. MISS RIGHTON, ASSOCIATE AND MEDALLIST OF THE LONDON ACADEMY OF MUSIC (Pupil of Sir Julius Benedict and Dr. Wylde), PROFESSOR OF THE PIANOFORTE, 74, CROCKHERBTOWN, CARDIFF. 4336 CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL TRAINING SCHOOL, HOLFORD HOUSE, STOW HILL, NEWPORT, MON. HOLFORD HOUSE, STOW HILL, NEWPORT, MON. PRINCIPAL XR. J. WARE. ASSISTED BY COMPETENT MASTERS. A thorough preparation guaranteed for Business and Profes- PrC sional Life, the Civil Service and Middle-class Examinations. Spacious Schoolrooms, Dormitories, and Playground. Unlimited Diet. Testimonials and referenoes of the highest order. For par- ticulars on apphcatlOn. ORMAL COLLEGE, SWANSEA. PRINCIPAL—W. WILLIAMS. Pupils prepared for the Universitiesand for Professional.and Commercial Pursuits. During the past M (e:irs fiftj-two of the pupils have passed various public examinations. TBRMS• Beard and Tuition • • 3| £ 0 per. an. Tuition (including Latin and French; 8 8 0 Greek •• •• J » ° „ German •• •• • •• f u Drawing •• 10 0 4453 STAFFORD COLLE DARTMOUTH-PARK, FOREST-HILL (NEAR CRYSTAL PALACE), LONDON, S.E. HEAD MASTER MR. CROSS LOT MATHEMATICS, &C A. G. WATKINSOV F° rJdgend- University Esq ^ndon GERMAN Dr.' Etp'n pI!^SIIlVR.AEcKEI)R00M- DRAWING, PAINTING, &C j T K' RATE> M.A., Ph.D., &c. FR.rI°*/UT' ASSISTANT IN DITTO J. ROLFP. U Acadermr Medalist of the Royal PROFESSOR OF DANCISG ?MJ;. 7,™ Es< Kojal Italian There is at present no vacant „ H?use. the 25th March. pupil can be reoeived on 4678 business Jlddresses* JJOWELL & Co., THE CARDIFF DRAPERS, Are new Shewing the LARGEST, BEST-SELECTED, & CHEAPEST STOCK OF BRUSSELS TAPESTRY AND KIDDERMINSTER CARPETS; ALSO, FLOOKCLOTHS, From H&lf-a-yard to Four Tarda Wide. 18, AND 14, ST. MARY STREET, CARDIFF. 5164 OPENING OF NEW PREMISES. CROSS BROTHERS Beg to announce that their NEW AND EXTENSUE WAREHOUSES IS W ORKING- STREET, CARDIFF, Will be OPENED ON SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1873, With an IMMENSE STOCK of IMPROVED AND NEW DESIGNS In KITCHEN RANGES, DINING AND DRAWING-ROOM GRATES, MARBLE & ENAMELLED MANTLEPIECFS. GASFITTINGS. ELECTRIC BELLS. IRON, ENAMELLED, & PORCELAIN BATHS. HOT WATER APPARATUS. STEAM-BOILER & ENGINE FITTINGS Of every description. GIFFARD'S AND GRESHAM'S STEAM-BOILER, INJECTORS, ALL SIZES. COLLIERY PROPRIETORS AND CONTRACTORS Are particularly requested to inspect the great STOCK of IRONMONGERI, which includes every Requisite for Collieries, Mines, &c., &c. UPWARDS OF 500 SIZESNOF BAR IRON IN STOCK, READY uli DELIVERY. B B H STAFFORDSHIRE AND WELSH BRANDS. WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT— 21, WORKING STREET. FURNISHING DEPARTMENT— 4, ST. MARY-STREET. 5283 CARDIFF. H. SWEETING, HAIR DRESSER AND PERFUMER, 13, DUKE-STREET, CARDIFF, MANUFACTURER OF WIGS, SCALPS, FRONTS CHIGNONS, FRIZZETTS, PLAITS, &c. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. WIGS, FROM R.1 Is Od TO R,5 58 Od. NOTICE. H. SWEETING begs to state that he has had great experience in the best houses in London and the provinces; also a Member for two years of the French Ladies' Hairdressing Acadiny; anti as the highest wages are paid to the assistants, ladies and gentle- men may rely upon everything being done to their entire satis- faction. The Saloons are fitted with every convenience for Hair- dressing, Hair Brushing by Machinery, Shampooing, &c. THE PRICE FOR ATTENDANCE AS FOLLOWS:- GENTLEMEN'S SALOON. LADMS* MUVAM HOOKS. „ L61. L d- Hair cut and brushed by For hair cutting only..o a machinery o 6 Dressing i 0 Shampooing. 0 ö Singeing x 0 Singeing o 6 Shampooing 1 0 Shaving & hair brushing 0 6 Dressing in fancy dress Curling hair 0 (5 or poudre 7 6 Gentlemen's private room 10 HAIR DYEINGfROOMS. ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS TO TOILET CLUB. Gentlemen ZI is Ladies £ 2 2s THEATRICAL WIGS FOR LOAN OR SALE. The largest Stock of Hair Bruthes, Cloth, Tooth, Nail, and Shaving Brushes in South Wales. Customers would find it to their interest to buy their Per- fumery and Toilet requisites at this Establishment 10 per cent. cheaper than any other House. GLOVES AND SCARFS IN GREAT VARIETY. 4890 USE ONLYI FOTHERGILL"S TOBACCO. SOLD EVERYWHERE. WHOLESALE: 4, STUART HALL CARDIFF. jJublic glmusemcius. UTCHINSOINT & TAYLEURE'S GRAND CIRCUS, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF, THE DELIGHTFUL EQUESTRIAN PALACE THE LOUNGE OF CARDIFF I THIS EVENING, MONDAY, MARCH 24, AND DURING THE WBEK. Double Attractions Stupendous New Engagements The Public have been so repeatedly startled by the introd'nWi«™ »KSr"' *"d Performances of thTwor'X SIGNOR RIVALLI, THE FIRE PRINCF Late of the Ciystal Palace and Cremoriie C-ava T Champs Elysees, Paris and MacSd ndon' WEDNESDAY MARCH BENEFIT OF THE WlDoW ak!wiI)d„ J 0 whioh^rfte^r^^rin^mne^h6 1118 du*y' from orphan Children in destant? leaving a Wiaow and A Krux>i U- uestitute Circumstances. will be h(«ini,i-^rav?ei.'las keeu prepared for the occasion, which ftil the l i Th the Patron4e and presence of his Worship- t i; BewEK, Lsq. Alderman DAVID, (ex-Mayor), aud Members of the Town Council. -Jm \riCTORlA CONCERT-ROOM, ST. MAIli- STREET, CARDIFF. SOLE PROPRIETOR Mr. F. W. HOFFMANN Every Evening during the week, GRAND CONCERT, CHARACTERISTIC ENTERTAINMENTS, AND DANCING Doors open at Seven, to commence at 7.30.. REFRESHMENTS AS usual. Admission—First Class, Is.; Halt-price at Nine n'1 WHEN THE PROMENADE CONCERT ANN COMMENCE. LANCING HE STAR HALL~t>F^7T771^r—- wind- « TTf-ri vahustos DIRB0T0R ^iiYiUEA- NEW ENGAGEMENTS vpw MORE TALENT More NOVRT ™ ARTISTES „ Leotard and Atrato tht> pi Variety The Four Great Waites. 1 ^ng V\ ouders. H. Garrett. j Mons. and Mdme. Erato J. St. Leon. A wv, ^FP (Mifcs Gerty Mills.) Notice.—Re-engagement f,,r J ?11111 and others. rec, who will introduce a of the wondrous TO-NIGHT AT THE STLTVRRLIGG WAJIINGJ -== JIOTETE* (t^JLDHALL COMMERCIAL AND FAMITY kept1"' andStoc3k^ms.7' Din^iftom _JLT^CROUCH, P.oprietir (CLIFTON DOWN FIRST-CLASS VY HOTEL, FACING THE SUSPENSLON-BRTNNP" SUITE OF APARTMENTS, from 3J Guineas ner IS?" « fast, from 2s.; Dinners, from 3s. 6d.; Service L Bre*k- Apartments having been recently added to the Suite WEDDING BREAKFASTS, the Manager is t>reDar~ '» I>eCialJ-y for same or the most moderate terms. Terms hT, Provide ments only. Suite of Apartments, with boar^ arrange- 5 Guineas each, fires only extra. Bedroom j attendance, in public rooms, H Guineas. All meals 'aar^A ? attendance, order. Private drawing-room for Ladies. +&*<>& 1 Sundays at 5. All communications to be^!f HJote -—r J)DFF,LLOWS' Two Minutes' Walk from Good Å E S. T .G.. O ^wo MinuL^Walftfom AESTEG+ BILLIARDS. POSTING. INLANDUVI gwodatioll iS80 Pao. li6icw¡.