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altø by factum. AUCTION APPOINTMENTS. Measro ALEXANI)ER BROS. Stock, Crops, Horses, & near eaiaitf Julv 24 Mr- G. J. ALEXANDER. Colliery plsnt, Machinery, etc., a'. P ntvprfdd Julv 27 Mestrs BARNARD. THOMAS and CO Freehold Busuuss Perni os, at cant July 26 Mesi-.rs BiYNON & HUuHEs. Household Furniture, at Swansea July 26 Moil.hiy .Sdie August 1 L :'U i».-k! Lweeaold Cottages. at Swansea August 2 FreehoJd Cottages, &c.it awansea Aug. 2 ilr BOOINGTON Horses, Carriages, Sc., at St Mary Hill August 56 Mr DAVID EVANS. Treehold farm at Usk July 27 Treeh(,1 Mr J. ii. FiELDER. Hor-es, at Bridtol Horse KeDqgitorv July 27. Mr F, G. GOUGH. Leasehold Shop and Premises, at Llanelly July 28 Mr JAilfcS URAHAM. iJoiisc'^cld Furniture, at Newport July 25 Crop of Mewing orass, at Newport — —July 26 Leasehold Procerus. a', Newport July 216 Messrs v\ ILLIASl GRAHAM <fc SON Freehold Estate, at Raglau 10 Mr JAMES HALL. Mansion House. &c.. at Swans a Auaust 7 Messrs HOWfcLL THOMAS, and THOMPSON. Me suage or Dwellmg-house, at Carmarthon Yi ot Jit&tes aad Minerals, at Llanelly July 27 Mr JOHN M. LEEDEK Leasehold Property, at Swansea Early in August Messrs. JIALIDOX & EMERY. Bto.k-in Trade, F nraiture, &c.. at Swansea. „July 2b Le;.s-hold Propert y, at Cardiff Augusts H. jii ieho Id i u uiture, &c., a.t Troforeiit. I Air. JOHN M1DDLETON. Villa Residence, at Neath Jul^ Messrs. T. J. PRICE & CO. lieaj.-hold Premise* and Land, at Swansea August 1 Cabinet and Upholstei y Stock. at Swanseo. Mr THOMAS PaICE. Freehold Farms. at Llandrindod Wells July 27 41 r. THoS. RKES. Public House and Premises, at Narberti Aug. S Mr W.P. aTEPH80z,¡. Household Furniture and Etfects, at Cardiff July 25 Business Premises, Ate, at Cardiff » .August 4 Coachmaker's fc tuck-in-Trade, &e, &c., at Cardiff..August 10 11 Mr DAVID THOMAS. jErated Water-works, at Brynmywr. July <J.1 .L_ SALE TO-MORROW. Ormonde House, No. 12, Dumfries place, Card ff. MR W. P. SlEPHENSON will SELL by AUCTION, on the premises, as above, on TUESDAY, the 26th day 01 July, 1876 (not Thureday, the 20th July, 1876, as previously advertised), at Use for Two o'clock precisely, (in c. ns.quence of the pioprietor giving up business, and ,eHl¡g Cardiff), the whole ot che useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Comprising in breakfast, dining, and sitting rooms, mahogany icuuch, b, chairs, and easy chairs in h&ir, mahogany dining, loo, Pembroke, aud other tables, mahogany chefioniers, walnut suite m green rep, chimnxy piece vases and ornaments, carpets, hearthrugs, lenders, flreirons, two-light and three-light gaseht-rs, window poles, hangings, &c. Drawing-room W nut suite, ditto oval centre tabie, occasional and fancy duto, wnattiot, gilt pier glass, various pictuies, electro-plated goods, china and glass, hall lamp, mahogany bat anl umbreila stand, ditto butler's tray and stand, oilcloth, mats, &c.; the appointments of six bedrooms, including ja- panned iron French and other bedsteads and beading wardrobe 4u< toilet appurtenances in mahogany, birch, and painted deal, kitchen requisites, and sundries. 8826—3ti40 Tonypandy. RViondda Valley. OTICE.—The SaLe of Household Furniture, -L l <to., advertised tota^e place on Tuesday, July 25th, 1876, Hear the De Winton Hotel, Tonypandy, WILTs NOT TAKE PLACE. D. T. ALEXANDER, Auctioneer. Cardiff, July 23rd. 1876, Freehold Business Premises, at Llantrissant, for sale. MESSRS BARNARD, THOMAS, CLARKE, and Co., have received instructions from the Trustees of he Estate of Mr W. J. Treharne, grocer, craper, and iron- monger, in liquidation, to SELL by AUCTION, i* one Lot, at the New Inn, Pontypridd, on WEDNESDAY, the 26th day of Jci", lo7H, at four tor five o'clock in the afternoon, precisely tsui'icct to conditions to bs than and there produced), all that valuable FREEHOLD DWELLING-HO USE, 8HOt', and PRE- MISES, situate at Llantrissant. Glamorganshire, now in the occupation of Bir Edgir Treharne. The premises, which are new and substantially-built, are centralis situated, and admirably adapted for business purposes. The property may oe viewed any titue prior to the dale. For further particulars application can be made, at the Auctioneers; to D. W. Davis, Esq., Solicitor, Cardiff; or to Messrs Spickett and Price, Solicitors, The Court House, Ponly- pridd. 8709 CARDIFF. TO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS. THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY PASSENGER STATION, CARDIFF. MESSRS. BARNARD, THOMAS, CLARKE, and CO., are instructed to SELL by PRIVATE TREATY, the MAIN hOOF and Of FIaES connected with the above. Particulars The Main Roof is 122 feet in length b/ 50 fcet span, ana is made of the best g-alvanized Iron and lead, with .match-c^oa:rd linings underneath. The skylights are 100 feet by 12 feet 6 inches. The Offices are under a separate roof, and include 1st, Station Master's Office.—This is properly fitted up With ■windows, doors, fire-grate, and gas-fitting's; measures 16 ieet long by 11 feet wiae by 13 feet high. tiooliing Hall is 44 feat long by IS wide and 13 feet high, with four enhances, and is double floored. Inside Booking Office is 18 feet long by 9 feet wide, with counter, &■ Ladies' Waiting Room is 16 feetsquare, with water closet, 4c., and four doots, windows, gas fittings, and fire-grate. Kefrebhmeut hoom, 1st class, is 25 feet long by 14 feet wide, fitted with counter, gas fittings, fire-grate, <lc. Refreshment Room, 3rd dies, is 14 feet lone: by 10 feet 6 Inches wide, with counter, ifttings, fire-grate, &c. Parcels' Office is 14 feet loug by 13 fez-t 6 inches wide, with counter, eras fittinjrs, fire-grate, &c.. ,t, Cloak Room is 21 feet long by 11 feet 6 inches wide, with fit- tings complete. Slate Urinal and Water Closet. Application for further particulars may be mads not later than Tuesday, August 1st, to tiie Auctioneers, at their Offices. Dated at 4, Crockharbtowu. Carditt, June 19th, 1876. 8923 SALE TO-MORROW To Tobaceonists, Parties Furnishing, &c.-Se. 110, Clifton street, Roath, Cardiff. MESSRS. MADDOX AND EMERY hare received instructions fr<>m Mr M. P. Whiie9eld, who is jjivmer up the business, to DIsPOSE uF by PUBLIC AUCTION, on TUESDAY NEXT, Juiy 25tu, 1876, the remainder of his STOCK-IN-TRADE, and HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, c in- sisting of the shop fixtures, sbosv pots. a Parnoll's patent agite gciles and weights, tobacco moulds, pipes, and sundries, to- other with a small stock of fancy goods. The household furni- ture is of the usual description, and can be viewed on the jnorning of sale. There will be no reserve, TLe sale will commeiies at two o'clock. Auctioneers' Officta.lg. High street, Cardiff. 8903 SALE OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY IN ST. MARY STREET, CARDIFF. MESSRS MADDOX & EMERY have re- JJv.t- ceived instructions to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Royal H()Lel, Coraig, on TUESDAY the 15th August, 1876, at 8 p.m. precuely. all that SHOP and PREMISES, No. 8, St Mary street, Cardiff, now in tho occupation of Messrs Cross brothers, ironmongers, for the residue of a term of 21 years, •which will exp:ie in May, 1878. The premill". are held under a lease from Lord Tredegar for the residue of a tar™ of 99 years from the 29th of September, 13*24, at a gioand i ont of £21 6s 3d per annum, and are eitusite opposite the Town-hall and Post-office, and near the Market »nd principal Banks, in the most commanding position in the town of Cardiff. A large and extensive ironmongers' business has for many years been c vrried on there. F, r further particulars, apply to the Auctioneers, at the r Caambers, 18, High ttreet, Cardiff, or to u C. WAL0RON,ESQ.. 9031 SoiiQitor, Church street, Cardiff. 24, Park street, Treforest, near Pontypridd. MESSRS MADDOX and EMERY have re- j..t'L ceived instructions to TEIJL by PCBLIC AUCTION, under the powers of a fill of Sale, at No. 24, Park Tre- fcrst, near Pontypridd, the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FUR- NITURE and other EFFECTS, CO .uprising a spring truck, small spring cart and harness, and tho usual household furni- ture and sundries. The Saie will take plane at One o'clock. There will be no reservo. Auctioneers' Offices, 18, High street, Cardifr- Polo oTo_SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT. —A RARE OPPORTUNITY.—A Capital and Substantial IRON and RRAS FOUNDRY and ENGINE BUSINESS. Railways runnillgintothe same. Most excellently situated. Surrounded by Collieries, Tin-plate Works, bricic Works, &c., near to two principal seaport towns. Lease 90 years; 5,620 square yards ground about. Rent, 415 133. Also for sale, ref for delivery, one pair of Horizontal High- ■pressure 8 I'E M ENGINS; cylinder 14iin. dia,. 20in. stroke, with revel-sinfgeir complete, with or without drum. One Pair DITTO cylinders 12Jin dia., 18in. stroke, with or Without drum. One Single DITTO cylinder 12Jin. dia., 18in. stroke cem- pleti, with pump, and turned and bored fly wheel, 7ft. dia. One Patent Special PUMP STEAM CYLINDER, 121in. dia.; pump cylinder 6in. dia., 18in. stroke; double action. Can be at work. ime 40cwt. Second hand STEAM HAMMER double action; equal to new, 111 health the reason for giving up tha business. Ap, ly to E. Matthews, Castle Fouadr/, Caerphilly. £ 0?4 J J E N K 1 AUCTIONEER, VALUER, AND COMMISSION AGENT 17.1, RIGH STREET, SWANSEA, .lQ) YAIAXT, J. $ate bl1 udion. NALfLrantJnPMlED fr°m 27lh Ju!y to early piTt of AUGUST. Proprietors, BuUdW'^aCaPita!isls' Livery Stable mer>t. others.—A most uesirable Invest- HAS been instructed AUGUST next, 1876 in AUCTiON, in the early part of ditions which wiil be read nior° 10t3" and gufejeit 10 cori" iJotel, Castle square. s>i>. « time of sale), at ihe Caitie MISKS, known us INORtvjV*11' that LEASEHOLD PhE- Aorthampton place). S\van= TON MEVV;j (al the back of Mr W. HirdingandMr Win, iormeriy in tlie oceupation of 99i feet, and m the rear ia7T containing a frontage of The whole ot the Pronirt,, f" r'5th day of Feb., 1861 for 8 under a lease dated the September, 1868, at the vL*i m of 90 years, f.om the 29th day is situati in the centre "of n Bround r,-nt of Tho Property ▼aluible for tbe particular h V,A tl> aQd daily becoming mora Sale to commence at Tkr« 81>ness now carried on there. For further Swansea; Charles Henrv a? y to D. David, Fsq., Solicitor, Messrs Brown an i Collins -^°dilie> Esq,, Solicitor, Swansea; tioneer, Oxford Chambem' 5"iU)rs, Swansea; or of tho Auc- S^ansea. 8722 MR- G. /Ti Vy h?' Pontypridd. SELL by auctttiw' is instructed to THURSDAY, the 27th div M i at the Colliery as above, oa CULLIERY PL.WT.MAOill v187S> tho following valuable tive eagines, double 18 cvlin^ ^°-> comprising loconio- Western Railway Co.. at s r, Uuitj new), made by the Great with 8ft. drum, and 353 yd/ °n> fitt,0d coniplets for winding 18 in. cylinder, 3 ft, 6 in. striXeUu(* 8!e-' rope; horizontal engine drum, 6 9 dia., compieie" for w,th 11 ft. fly wheel, cogs and rope, sinking buckatg, waterw'h 380 yards round steel plus colliery plant, materiaiq 8> and a quantity of other sur- Sale to common e at T»o '*1' °^d iron. l or further particulars a>miC in tha afterncon precisely. Institute Chatubeis, P»nttn -j^0 Auctioneer at his offices, 20th instant. •'Pridd, or at the Colliery after t.;e Dated July 13th, 1876. 89i8-3336 8979-3336 To Capitalists, Trad^men7 L]anelly, Very Valuable Lsa<iDL0ii'keeI'ers» ««d Others.—Sale of a MR F. G. GOUGH v. 1 Shop al!d Pren?i,,es' from Mr David Herb 5 rcceived instructions at the Stepney Arm8 Hotel T to SEll by PUBLIC AUCTION, of JULY, 1876 (subject to sii £ nes^'• on FRIDAY, the 28th day there read), all that reoentl,. con?(itions as thall be then and PREMISES, known a« the'^rected LEASEHOLD SdOPand occupied by the said Mr J'tien Fletcj," aud which is no* The premises are situatl iHerbort- Llanelly, close to the Marker • best business stroet in feet, are thoroughly well built rance» anr-' bave a frontage of 2f> elusive cf the Shop, which in iJn<^ comprise 14 good rooms, ex- Tho premises are hoH Unf? /eet by 46 feet in dejnh. Bart., for tho term of 99 Ve J lease from Sir John Stepney, ject to tho annual groutl« ,v n°"> the 25th March, 1876, sub- j ntending purchasers may vi tDf -tio. to the sale. Y ow tha property at any time prior Sale to commence at Three r> For further particular, a p.!n. Punctually. Auctioneer, at 11, Murray Btriivy "n the premises, or to the Dated 11 tb July, 1876. eet, LlaoeLy. Car J1arthen8hire-=-Pi 8'105 j> A? the palish of Treleach-ar- MESSRS J. HOWi^t TW8, SON will SELL by rTti' THOMAS & THOMP- Cancarthen at Three o'cloc k 0N- liie Boar's Head Hotel, DAY, i!6th July, 1876 'instead n't* tlle -Afternoon on WEDNES- prev-ious.y announced), Ull~r 01 Tu,sday, tho 11th of July, as Sheriff of the County, the inter^n, execution frem tho High way, in the MESt UAQE or JjVV'?r by James Holder Ship- Hoel, with the gardens anj LI&U-HOUSE known as flas c.lled respectively the pr_?° fields, or parcels of land, dow, and containing togethnr ^ield anrt The Mea- (I same are low occupied i>v th. acres or thereabouts, as the (but not including the p;ece James Ho;der Shipway together with the exclusiveri„u. m«eadow land near the road), the Pant Hoel estate, containi„ sporting and fishing upon which the said rngssua^e an,| S 600 acres or thereabouts, of held nnder an agreement fo- 1' Ud ar« part. The same being 29th September, 1878, at the lr^S* for «■ torna expiring on the The excelknt growing crop, fa*nual rent of £ 80. sale.. 01 hay will be included in tho Further particulars may k. Mr 0. K. Morris, or of tho Auots^ 'ned of tho Under-sheriff, martbeu. °noera. all of Quay street, Car- Auction and Estate Agency n« 1879. "ces, Carmarthen, July 19th, CamarthowAire.—import^r~~—— Minerals, in tho pa. isheg 0( &,e of Valuable Estates aud gyfelach, in the counties of c„aRedy. Llandd&rog and Llan- rPiarthon and Glamorgan. MESSRS J. HowErT7n THOMAS& THOMP- the t0 offer for SALS br TIlURSOA, he 27th day 0I *Pney Arms Hoiel, Llanelly,on cicely ( nstead of the l3th j' July, 1876> at 0ll, oc;ock jre. VaiUableESTATE known a* y' as pre 7lou«ly announced), the THE COURT in the several paristieg £ BRIM ESTATE, in thu countiMif Carmarthen^.Llanddarog andi-langyfelach, Spa'Sthb-V arTyT-lI>10liu«.iv« (ilarnoigan, in 26 lot. com- N^Yi?D C^V»-w»Yi)KiM rfHAl's COURT KYDRIM, BHy\ i GARRKG, LLETHY- br\4^Dl. MOUNTAIN GATE, GK0GWl^fnilEG' OWAUN RHOSYFBD- vaJuabie MiNERaXS under K and GARNANT, and tho The Estate consists of reaii ts of the abov« n.tate t^^bout^gOO'Dpr*1 ri°h *creB of fertile "arable and l au^titn, ana j, eI- low rents, amo.inting by. rail, cf the very imtor;a,.lt suua,e within easy digfrance, ^^&Si^,«'diio.,nwk€t lo"ia 01 Swan,ea' which affordi capital flahine^alfj ^0u^ded bv the river Loagher, h,a~ are in oourse of preparation, a»ded Particulars of all tbe lots, cat on to the Auctio neers at >► tnaV shortly be had ou applt- Santh, Davi nd Co., So;ic;, ^0fflces, Carmarthen Messrs Jewry, London, or of liters, lA, Fr derick's-place, Old MESSRS DAVIES &, CO., To Brewers Hm„i —Solicitors, Haverfordwest. MESSRS T. by the T ,alid CO. have been the Trust auti CO. have been A,0rnU!i Hi»h5 P^BUc^to theesUte of Mrs Jane Swa,)8ea ;TLON> AT T,JE CAMERON June, 1871, at low r Under a lease of 99 from are situate dose t-o the trtn, Ulid rent of X.7 per and W,r!rt nt y exten»ive H the Grea? Western Rail- For further particulars an 1 D0W incourse of c0!1" CO,le^^vbor8eeen°ie^ 8? the Auctioneer's offices, t t° the jvAl,sea, where photos of the sj. ^a' es 8t-e"u' Mllford Havon David Alathias, Esq., premises. » r to the proprietress, on the Preliminary Notice.-l 8 63 MESSRS. I. J, PRXop>I;Efc"streft, Swansea. instructed by Mr L. j.and CO. have been wh»mee<Bfliis°lar^o and ADc|joif *bt° I »nd Vauphan-street, t^eJe s-reet, Swan- To Grocers, Drapers n JU!'e' Ib76' rpo BE LET a good* and Othera. A front, 'LLiNG-Hn^P^ > with plate-slasa Prm,iiPafontre ln aeliy' attached, iu one of the For "further particulars appiv t lfchire' wilh "°medlate Chambers, College street, L ° T- J. pric„ a„H r„ College Chambers, Vau.l.an street, Llane,^ea >" and Old Post O^e MONEY —FROIN .8")3 ADVANCED on Freehold r° to £ 50,000 to be rroporty,or^^o«0„a! d L u landed payable by easy mstalmentg> ^.V, + 0 per cent int#restj re. KJ"prospectuses, and fUrthe. °ther important advan- T- J- F«CE and CO Auctio^or^ Messrs bers, College-street, Sw^^ "'Valuers, &c, College Ch,«n- d Vaughan-street, Llan- "'I81l1..u 7866 Very Important Frephold~p 78g8 MR. DAVID Sal«. n«ar Ufck' a t^E roNTRM3TCJIf°N (-iileH,3 been instructed to ?■ £ 8S Previousi, dilllnsed of by the TiJree Salwons, Hotel, (lue will ùu ¡¡-¡yen), at day ot Julv, JE<o, tnres O clor-le J/' °n THUBJIMT .1,. FARM and LANDS, with the M-. '^ely a .^hat FRFEHOLD calleu and kno*n by th a Ila J_^suave [ .l- FI,„ in the occur'*ti°n °* Lemui j» lhe Old p _1 l,llS.s tainingin the whole 16Sa 1, SiT* »T Ifr,t8?oed F.am,'( novv coppice woodland, which will hP' 0r'^lVlyt al loe above property ia capabt^ldWi'h e5L?e tho courue of a few yej,rg ou?ht ♦ Wei- estate. It affords excellent shaothff 0 «loul,lI>Pf<M eme f Hi, Or«. th. > urtherparticul.irg MAV BS- OHT •RQAY REMO' IE' Tr-herbert, and of the Aurt^'U'-(i o?,^t'\r,n mortf.aK°- TvHvii AUct'onepr Jt'in Thomr.s Howells, Tydvil. at his Office, Mer.hyr WT I L L I A M 83QS_ 1ST ATE ANliCJ^4, DERS, CARDIFF.-KO«. 16, 17 Rnssell-itreot; and No. l,Vin P"]YUR UL IS' J~~ 1 LMIINAA kOATH.—ute houfe in E^IL E>0ir" e^an»RI fou Diamond-street; ten houSP? '-stree, OM ;n ifieBaTd$8KK,t-'Sirsw ^o-S t;andBv^nin Gold-street; Nos. (^THAYS-Eight houses in Lett Myrtl° VUlaS* cottages ia Letty-street; and tWo g^^et; two semi-detached °S3? £ 5CWL. OF vi, i. Upper "sansssa^ (ho — -«- — O"" ILS.—LUBRJ^TlNG^vTr 25 of Maehpiery, ig, 2s 3d, 2^ ED ^or kin^8 H. Birt and Co., Colliery and &nd 2s 9d per gallon.—T. Sww- Svo«Oonv»A#rg| But- cSales toy 2\udton. Victoria Mart, Oxf, rd street, Swansea. MESSRS. BEYNON & fILGH-Eb have been -LvJL iMtructed to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the above Mart, 011 WEDNESDAY, July 26 h, 1876, a lot of well-preserved HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Pianoforte, and other effects, cpmprising massive dinmg-room suite in leather, drawing-room suite in green rep, maho^anv and walnut loo, diumst, f ora- siona', and Pembroke tables, pianoforte, in wiimij cas" (by R. A. Ivory and Company), mahogany couch in hair, di to sufas in r.itto and leather, ditto cheffonnierc, Brussels, tapes ry, KiddenniBster, felt and other carpet, hearthrugs, hinds ina chimney glass, in otonyed and gilded fr?rr ,2 tewing machines, pole and rings, marble and gilded nal, B'and, hand- some polished thells unrier glass shade, dinner we,re, coa.1 vases, bronzed and other fenders, several sets of ti'^iron A-, ay clock in case, &c., &c. iron half-tesier, Frcnch, fi>i<~iiog, ana other bedsteads, spring mattresses, f""rh('1' a h r beo, pa!liass-s, mahogany dressing tah]d wltl> u attwhed, mahogany marDle-top washstand, naple <• ni»!i0gavy, painted, and other chests of drawers, toilet gla?-,<"<. i'.»'ie-sc.it"i and other ohaire, mahogany bedsteps, mahogany and other towel rails, clothes iaorsej, chamber ware, &c., &c. kitehen tables, cruet IiIt..nd, mahogany settle, together with a useful let of kitchen requisites, &c., lic, Goods on view morning of sale. Sale to commence at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, 9009 Established 1872. MESSRS BEYNON and HUGHES'S next MONTHLY SALE of HOHSES, CARRIAGES, Ac., will take place at the Jeffreys Arms, Horse kepositoiy,Oxford street Swansea, on TUESDAY, Ausutt 1st, 1876. Entries to be made on or before Tuesday, July 25th, 1876. Victoria Chambers and Mart, Oxford street, Svcaru-ea. 8933 MESSRS BEYNON & HUGHES will SELL JjfJL by PUBLIC AUCTION (unless previously disposed of by Private Contract), at the Jeffrevs Aims Hotel, awansea, on WEDNESDAY, tho fndday of Airgist, 1876, at Three o'clock in the afternoon, in the following 101,. Lot I.-All these EIGHT FREEHOLD COTTAGES or Tene- ments situate in Back street, Swansea, near to King street, now in the several occupations of Mary Nicholls ai d others. This property has a frontage to 8a k street afore aid, of 30 feet or thereabouts, and a depth of 83 foot or thereabouts. Lot li All those THREE FREEHOLD COTI AGTS or Tene- ments, situate and being Nos. 38, 36A, and 37, Queen street, Swansea, and now in the several occupations of Mr Connell, Mr May, and Mrs Morris, as weekly tenants thereof. This property has a frontage to !ueen street aforesaid, of 38 feet or there- abouts, and a depth of 77 feet or thereabouts. Lot 3.-All that FREEHOLD WORKSHOP or Tenement, and Yard, adjoining Lot 2, and situate in Queen street afore- said, now in the occupation of Samuel Thomas, as tenant thereof. This property has a frontage of 28 feet or there- abouts to Queen street afore-aid, and a depth of 47 feet or there- abouts- The above three lots produce an aggregate rental of jCl33 Is 8d. Lot 4.—All that LEASEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE situate and being No. 3, Pleasant-street, in the said town of Swar sea, in the occupation of John Stevens, and is held for the residue of a term of 63 years, commencing from Lady-day, 1866, at an aonual ground rent of £ 1 irs. For further particulars apply to Messrs Beor and Kennard- Bill, Solicitors, 17, York place, Swansea or Messrs Davits and Hartland, Solicitors, 6, Rutland street, Swansea or at the Auctioneers', Oxford street, Swansea. 9008 Valuable Leasehold Cottages at Pentrechwvth. MESSRS BEYNON and HUGHES are in- structed to SELL by AUCTION, at tbo Jeffrey's Arms Hotel, Oxford-street, Swansea, on WEDNESDAY, August 2nd 1876, at Tbroe o'clock p.m., subject to conditions to bo then road, all that valuable PIECE of LAND, 83 perches or there- abouts in extent, situate at Pentreehwyth, in the Parish of Llans- amlet, adjoining the White Rock Copper Company's prem ses, together with ua.EVES DWELLING-HOUSES erected theio.Mi. Held for an unexpired term of 16 years, at the low yearly rent, of A!O Sa 6d. the cottages bring in a net yearly income of about ic65. There is a reservation of Mines and Minerals, subject to a fair compensation in case of damage done to the houses in working the ame. For lurthar particalars apply to Menrs Beor and Keiuiard- Bill, Solicitors, Swansea, or to the Auctioneers, victoria Chambers, Swansea. 8852 Pombrok"hire. -Le2,ik hold Public House and Premises. MR THOMAS REE3 is instructed to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Angel Inn, in tho Town of Narberth, on TH U RBDAY, tn a 8rd dav of August, 1876, til that double lioonsed PUBLIC HOUSE and PREMiSES, known as the STATION JjiOTLL, situate and wjjotning the Narberth Railway- Station of the Pembroke and Tenby hallway, now in the occu- pation ofMr George Harries as yearly tenant. The. premises ure recently built, and are hold on a lease for a term of CO years from tho 6th November, 1866, subject to an annual ground rent of£.4 6s. The house consists of a spacious bar, smoking-room, back parlour and kitchen, also underground kitchen anJ cellar, five bedrooms, stable, coachhouse and extansive garden ad- ^The'premises aw most conveniently situated for business, and afford.. favourable and rare opportunity to capitalists wishing to invest in houses. For further particulars apply to Mr. THOMAS REES, Auctioneer, Spring Galdnd, Whitlaad; or 8955 Mr. D. T. RHYS, Angel, Narborth. ETecknockshire. -Sale of Valuable Freehold Mansion House, &c. MR JAMES HALL has been instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the Castle Hotel, Swansea, on MONDAY" the 7th day of August, 1870, at throe o'clock in the afternoon,' at! that modern and substantially-built MANSION BOUSB called Craig-y-noa Castle, situate at the head of the Vale of Taw., in the parish of Ystradgunlais, iu the county of Brecon, in the mid<t of wild and most romantic scenery. The mansion is erected in a ctsteilated style, flanked bY towers, with pointed roofs. and consists of all extensive' court yard, giand entrance hall, d'ningond di aw- ing rooms, and the usual offices bedrooms, dressing rooin, and excellent cellarage, with stables, ccach-hc_u*es, gianarr, cow-houses, dog-kennels, sheds, gardens, shrubbery, pleasure grounds, orchard, &c., the whole of wnich is enclostd from the highroad bva lofty wall. Also FOU* FIELDS or Closes of Land, called Cae Bryn Melin Bach, Glan-yr-Afon (part of Pentre Crinbath farm), aild Gwain-yr-Lane-WallIssa, and Gwain-yr-Lane Wall Ucli-), (par! s of Nantgwared farai), and containing the quantities fo low- ing:- Quantity. v-n Descript on. A. r. r. i,V was!e 2 13 433 Shrubbery, otherwise Cae dan B yn Bach 1 3 31 431 Cae dau Cae Bryn Melin 1 S 17 4S2 Cae B.yn Melin Bach } } f. 438 Glan-yr-Afon -• Hi Gwain-yr-Lane-Wall ISSA 2 0 3, 444 uwain-yr-Lane-Wall Ucha I 2 3- 17 2 2i The above property is situate within one mi'e of the Pen- wyllt Station on the Swansea, Neath and Brecon Rvlway Tee Dremis's are thoroughly drained, and ar<; vo.l supp'ied wi-h water The ground* are tastefully laid out with ciriiamen- tal fees and shrubbery, aud the terraces embrace view* of the finest de cription. The ornamental timber has been valued at -iTui will b3 included in tho sale Immediate possession of Craig-y-noS Castle and Grounds may beTh^r'e is an extensive right of sheep-walk over the Black M< untain attached to this properJ-I. < Fur.her particular* may be oOtatned and plans, conditions of sa e aud luhogiai hie view of Craig-y-Nos Castle and grounds Q^niirition to the Auctioneer, at his offices, Brecon; «» Brynmawr. Breconshire.le of Valuable Crated Water MR DAVID THOMAS has been instructed to SELL by AUCTION, on the prerais s, No. 126, King street at 3 D in., on lHURSDAY, Ju.y 27, 187o, the whole ot the i>ANTf GOODWILL, «« of "Tno Brynmawr grated Water Works "comprising a :\o. I Barnett, Sun, and Foster s ^fa water machine, with water gau.e and dial indicator, con- nections and piping; a large ga.ometer, comprising oak tub, wcl! coopcred a,id bound with strong galvanized iron,bell f s-out Topper strong lead generator, funnel for ditto, copper solution T ran i»r witn registered measure tap, syrup pan, large scid jar filling and corking apparatus by WilcocUs, Coda s patent filling Tnacliine, with quantity of patent soda water K; three b ttling mask. strong galvanised bucket aud bowl, ",01.shing trougiis, large tank, filter, about 850 two- dozen bottle cajes, 100 cm-dozen ditto, 80 gr,88 of hoitlos. together with horse, harness, and erank-ax.e cart complete. "'fhe'w^ihe^egoing to be sold in one lot. The follow- iBTwo wrjhingmachines, wagonette, small horizonUl steam engine ?nd veK boiler,'with pressure indicator, water guage, taiis, &c., complete. jnyites the attention of capitalists Tne Auctioneer respocttuliy »ST>HH«HED «nrl to this business which has been so successfully ostipiisnea, and has a large and profitable connection throughout the neigh- b Aua^neer^oiBcos, «9, Baiiey street, Brynmawr. 8&65 First-class Residence. TO BE LET, for two a half years or six and THE SOUTH GNOLL, NEATH. -JiSS wiM.o' «—tj C-1-. xnis nomai romwiw ,i«;icrVit.fiillv situated on a fine com- ^^ss-wss.55s.r-ass WRent £ U0r/eartaSun^ffur"tuVe and fittings maybe taken at valuation. FOR PARTICULARS ABDITO^EAT,AP^YHERG, July 14th, 1876. Estate Agents, Neath. 8876 MESSRS. MADDOX and EMERY, 18, High- street, Carditt, Auctioneers, Estate and House Agf'Hs fe. have several first-class VILLA 1 t-n ^RLL at Penarth and ltoith; also several HOUSES in Upper and Lower Grange. Spotlands, and Cathays; also A delightfully situated RESIDENCE, fitted up with every conyenwnce, and furnished, new Abergavenny, with tbf exdusiTS right ot fiahUW for oyer two »i!»ti jn the Uuk, kB6l. by Ruction, 8.\Lr.; TO-MOR'IOW. 4, Clifton Ui'ace. Ma ndce, Newport. MR JAMES GRAHAM lias received instruc- tions from Mr J. R. Wilson (win is leaving the town), tot-ELL bv PUBLIC AUCTION, on TUESDAY, the '^6'h day of July, 187ti, the undermentiened i eat and substantial OUSEHOi-D FUKNilL'llfc, cotrpri m_r a superior Arner can Organ, in walnut, with t n stop including Vox Humana by Wood, three walnut, clim ai ranaon damask, coucn m ditt i, mahogany 100 tabie, L<1 e«* wamit work-tabl, brot ze and steel-ni iuiited fenders. ets of tij-c-ir, ns, Brussels tapsstrv, Brus8el8 and oter carpets, hearth rus. crimson damask and uiutlincurtains,pair two-light ase.icra vvithglobsp, mihogany window poles, mahogany sideboard, mahogany couch in American cl th, six cha rs in ditto, arm chair in 3doro co, Venetian blinds, dial,fitieswal e'-sravines, floor cleth, caie-seated rocking c^-iir, set of burnishers, gold china tea service, btass stair r»ds, Dutch statr ca; pet, perarnhuiat r, iron French bei.stends, pallias ei, ieath- r beds, mahogany wasii- stinds with marb e slIJs. dreading tablos, with drapery, maho- sr-.n toilet glasses, mahogany cheets witn drawers, mahogany nifht c.immode, sets of chamber ware, mahogany towel rails, kitchen tab es, dinner ware, saucepans, iron teakettles, brown ware pans, and numerous other effects. Sale punctually at One o'clock. 8993 Alteryn, near Newport. MR JAMES GRAHAM will SELL, at his Offices, 67, Hijih street, Newport, ou WEDNESDAY, tl2 26th day of Jul)-, the CitOP of MOWING GRASS, growing on a fleld of 3. Rr. Sp., situate n, ar tae Canal at Alteryn, within one ud a-half mil. s of Newport. Sale at Two o'clo.-k prompt. 8992 Newport, Monmouthshire.—Valuible Leasehold Properties for Sale, including a Pnblic-houee. MR. JAMES GUAHAM has received instruc- tions from tbe executors of the late George Woeeler, Jq., to offer tor SALK by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Queen's Hotel, Newport, on WEDNl SDAY, ti e 26th Ju'y, 1876, at Two for Three o'clock in the Afternoon, subject, to c. nditimis of sale tobeih D produced, and in the following or such other lots as may be determined upon at the time of sale, tne undermentioned VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES, Comprising— Lots 1, 2, 8, and 4—Four Messuages or Dwelling Houses, being Nos 5, 6, 7, and 8, Clarence street, in the respective occu- pations of Messrs Robert Simrnonnl". tiicha.d Dutir.e, William Lambert, and George Westacott, at the weekly re: t of 58 6d each. Lot 5. —All that Messuage or Dwelling Hou'e, known as the Exetr Inn, adjoining Lot 4, together with a Messuage or D-ol- ling House adjoining, and beirg Nos 9 and 10, Clarence street. in the respective occupations of Messrs John Fairington, and Jo,bn Burnell, at the quarterly rent of XB 5s, and £ 2 lis, respectively. Lots 1 to 5 are held under a l a-e from the Tredecar Wharf Company for a term of 67 yeara from the 25th March, IB'18, at the annual ground rent of ill 18a 6d, which will be apportioned. Let 6. Il that Messuage or Dwelling HouI". adjoining Lot 5, and being No. 11, Clarence f-treet, in the occupation of !jr C. P. Botts, at the weekly re. if of 6s. This lot is held under a leise from the Tredpamr Wharf Company for a term of 69 years from tha 25wi Margh, 1845, at an annual ground rout of £1139 4d. LOT 7-All those four Messuages or Dwcliinif Houses situ-ita and being Nos. 3. 37, 38, and 39, Clareuce-street, held by thA Trustees of the Wesleyan School, nnde.. a repairing Lease for i2 years from -25th Mar.h, 1875, at ihe annual rent of £46, ana other portions o tho 1 aiue premises are held by the i epresetta- tives of tho Hte Mr Eva., Davies, under a Lease for 29 years from 1st March, h65. at the annual rent, of Ll Co. A portion cf the al ove prembes is held under a Lease from the Tredegar Whaf Company for a term if 46 years from 25th March, 1850. at the annual ground rent cr £ 4 Ss 8d, and the residue unaor Leas irom ilr Luke Horner for the remainder of a term for which the same is held by the and Mr Luke Homer, under the Tredegar Wharf Com- pany, at 155 6d per annum. Lot 8.-AU those Three i.e-suases or Dwelling Houses, situate at and being Nos. 8, 9, and 10. Prothero Row, Newport, In the respective occupations of *rs Rachcl Brian, Mr Dan1 el Morrin, and Mr James Banders, at the weekly rent of 4a 6d each per week. The above premises are held under a term from the Tredegar Wharf Company, for 76years from 26'h March, 188J. Lot 9.—All thole Two Messuagos or Dwelling Houses, situate and beiDI" Net. 42 and 43, Oastlc street, Newport, in the occu- pations of Messrs Thomas Regan and A. Bassant, at the weekly rent of 51 6d earh. Lot 10 —AH thesa Three Messuages or Dwelling Houses, ad- i joining Lot 9, boing Nos. 44, 46, and 46, Castle stree-, in the occupation of Ilri Mary Neale, Messrs William Grfiitbs, and II Levi James, at the respective weekly rents of 5s 6d, 6^ lOd, and 4s 3d. Lot 11.—All that Comer Messuage, Dwelling House, and Shop Lot 11.—All that Comer Messuage, Dwelling House, and Shop adjoining lot A', being No. »7, Castle street, in the occupation of Mr Thomas Plummor, at the annual rent of £ 37. Lot is held under a Lase from It iarer Lewis, Esq., for a term of 48 ytars from March 2oth, 1851, at the annual ground rent of £3 Is 8d; and Lots 10 and 11 are heid under a lease from Roger Lewis, E iq., f -r a term of 43 years from March 95th, 1851, at the annual ground rent of 45 68 Sd. Also will be offered for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the 8:tm'J time and place Lot 12.-AII that, newly-erected large and commodious House and Premises, situate in Queen's Build.ngs, Baneswell Road, now used as a Coffee Palace, and held under a repa ring lease by the Committee of the fir.tilth Workman for a term of 21 3 ea,s at ail aunu.] lelitot ZE8(i. L its'3 an ill.—All those wo Similar Newly-erected and Valuable Houses, Shops and Premises adjoining Lot 12, and nQw vo ci. I Lot 15.— 5.11 that Eligibly Situated House and Shop, with large doubie-fronted wi, (jows to fhop, occupying P. command- ing corner p'si ion, adjoining Lot 14, now in the cccupat.on of Mr Richard Adams, at an annual rental ot £ t;0. Lots VI, 13, and 14 are held under a Lea6e for a teim of 99 years, from March 25tb, 1873, at a grouod rtnt, for Lot 12, of £6 a year, and for Lots 13, 14 and Hi, £4 each per annum. Lot Io.—All that desirable and substantially-built Messuage or Dwelling Houae, being Ao. V, belvedere terrace Barr-ck hill, in the occnpation of Mr S. Richmond, &t an ( annual rent of ",17. 1 his property is held for the residue of a ierm of 99 years, fiomthe day IS at an annual ground rent OF £ £ For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, 67, High steeet, or to MESSRS LLOYD, o¡icito!s, f,)62 Newport, M"n. OUSES FOR SALE. -SPLOTLANDS. -Two JH in «j tr.uii-. uect, paiabadin^ belore door, very superior nou»e~. >ya per liousc. Pi-AKirftTiibET.—Ute large corner Housa and Shop, aud 2 privaio .houses, with cellars to each. Prieli £ 1,430. i his iii a rire opportunity for capitalists, as the premises are near to the proposed IH1I1 Boatn Railway Station, and entrance to t,p of the new rtoath DooHe. GARE'fT-TKIt;T.-One excellent pnvate House with back entrance, palisading before front door. Price £ 280; rent 9s per week yround rent, .1:.1 10". Also several finished semi- detached Vilia^. Price, for tllch block cf two houses, £.600. Several very arre Shops irom £ 450 each, JOHN-STREET.—Several new brick Houses, 7 rooms, from £1,0 each; Ó Houses, wi'h long Garden*, in Eclipse-itreet. Price £1,100 the lot K,OA'lH. CASTLE-ROAD. — Two blocks of semi-detached Villas. rice each block, £ 9l0 and £ 1,200. A bargain—Four Houses 111 Olive-street, one a corner shop. Price .£600 the lot. A rare opportunity. THL CKWYb. One good Double Corner House, witti Stables a' the rear, suitable for a milkman or a cab proprietor. Price, £ 266. CARDIFF.—Several Blocks of Semi-detach 3d Villas, in Upper George-street, behind the Driil-hall. Price, from £ 47i> to £ 620 each block of Two House?. Also Property i'i all parts of tho town for Sale. A Shop to Let. A very iarye House, Shop, and Bakehvusc, in Moira-piace. Capital position. Apply at onee, with stamped directed envelope, for all the above, to Mr James Lodge, lions' Estate, and Geuotal lnsur- nce Agent,49, Clifton-siTeet, Cardiff. 3113 7620 building Sotitttto. j BRIDGWATER SECOND EQUITABLE PERMANENT BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY. SHARES £ 50 EACH. MONEY ready to be ADVANei-.D upon Mortgage of Freehold and Leasehold Property. Apply to Air. JAS. SLOCOMBE, 7126 East-street, Cardiff. GLiJVIORGAN BENEFIT BUILDING G SOCIETY, CARDIFF. ESTABLISHED 18«7. TRUST**? JAMES LEE, Esq., Cath,-ral Road, Carditt THOS. hVANS, Esq., Surgeon, Cardiff. JOHN E. M'CONNOCHIE, Esq., C.E Cardiff. Dopoaita received dail.v froiy £ 6to £ 5,0f«, at Five per cent. (Rttroat, payable half-yesrly, withdrawable at short date. UPWARDS OF £ 66,tOO ALKEADY ADVANCE!? ON MORTGAGE. A,ply U tbe Hanging Soc^ ISth ApriL 187CL 088 2999 EDWIN GE A It Yi WHOLESALE BRUSH, MOP, AND SIEVE MANUFACTURER, DOOR & CARRIAGE MATS OF EVERY DESCHIPTIOK, OOCOANUT AND OTHER MALTTING, | IWISEB, CORDS, BED SACKINGS, &c. WOOD AND WICKER PERAMUCLAIOR: The Trade supplied with Materials. (;532 42, MARYLEPORT STREET. BRISTOL. AB R O W N & CO. Ae TAILORS, OUTFITTERS, and HATTERS, ) 13, CASTL K-SQU ARE, SWANSEA. i ooooa fOA syo&iA5W& inbHc ZWiM. EGIJVIENT^AlTTjRDiflRS~by Lieut.-Colonel | HILL, commanding 3rd Glainoigan Artillery Yolunt er; Cardiff. 22nd Jul.v. 1876. 1-—Shifts for the Shoebllrynesi detachment on Mouuav, Wednesday, Thursday, and Satuid»y, at 7.faO p.m. Praitico from 40 pdr. B. i. R. gun on Tuesday and >'rida\, at 6.30 p.m. 2.- Qu i and recruit urill ever) evening at 7.30 p.m, 3.-1 f-attery Pejarth. Gun and company drtll 011 Mondav, Wednesli ay, and V,-idA, at 7 1,, m. —or duty during the en.uing week:—Captsin Fisher, Lieutenant Strina, Surgeon Vachell, Sergeant Maclonald, lor- poral Huggins, Bombard.er Purchase, TrumLeters Hillman and Marm on. By oraer, (.Signed) W. PITMAN, Captain and Adjutant. L A MORGAN SHIREOLERGY CHARIT Y. ibn ANNUAL MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS to the above faid Charity will be held in the Tovyn I: all, Cardiff, ou TUES- DAY, JULY 25th, at 12.45 p.m., when petitions will be received and grants made. „ „ JOHN C. NICHOLL, Treasurer. _Merthyr Mawr, July 10, 1876. 8874 G- L-AMORGANSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES-, G 1876. NOTICE IS HEREBY GlVe-N, that ti-e Cotnm:sjion of Nisi Pnus of Oyer and Terminer, and general Gaoi deli "ery for the County of Glamorgan, will be holden at SWANSEA, in the said Ccunty, on SATURDAY, the S9th day of JULY instant, be.ore Ihe Bight Honourable Sir fitzroy Kelly, Knight, (President of the Fxchequer Divieio i of Her Majesty *j High Court of Justice,) and The Honourable Sir Anthony Clean by, inight, two of the Judges of Her Majesty s High Court of Justice, Justices of our said Lady the Queen, assigned to take the Assizes for the County of Glamorgan, when and where all Justices of the Peace, Mayors, Coroners, Etcheatcrs. Stewards, and all Chief Constables and Bailiffs Jt every hunnred and liberty, within the 8ad oounty, and all Jurors, Prosecutors, peisous boul.d by recognizance, witnesses and others having business there, with their rolls, records, indictments, and other remembrances, are required to attend. THOMAS PICTON TURBERVILL. Esquire, High Sheriff. Ewenny Priory, July, 1876. 8999 TO-DAY. WESTON SUPER MARE ATHLETIC SPORTS. The Fine New Steamer MARIE Jf SEPH will leave the PIER HEAD, Cardiff, on MONDAY, Julv 24th, 1876 (wind aud weather permitting), at 11 a. in,, and return from Weston at 6 p.m. There will also be an EVENING EXCURSION by this boat, leavinK CARDIFF at 6 p.m., nd returning from WESTt>N at 9 p.m. Fares for the Day Trip Fore Cabin, 2s; After Cabin, 2s. 6d. Fares for the Evening Trip-Fore Cabin, Is; After Cabin, Is 6d. 9012 RHYMNEY RAILWAY COMPANY. LOANS ON DEBBNTURES. The 'Directors of the Rhynmey Railway Company are pre- pared to receive LOANS on DEBENTURES at 4 per cent, interest, for five years or any longer period. Applications to be made to the undersigned, JOHN B. SHAND. Secretary. f Cardiff, July, 1876. 833U—8799 W. H. WILLIAMS and CO PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS, AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS, AND GENERAL AGENTS, ALBERT CHAMBERS, HIGH STREET, CARDIFF. MR. G. B. DYER, Resident Manager. HEAD OFFICES-THE EXCHANGE, BRISTOL. 8898 8898 wNOOJi.—WANTifiD, the PRISKNT AD- b DRESSES of THOMAS & DAVID SNOOK. Thomas formerly resided atLlandaff, and was an official in the Cut torn House. David was in Nevada, U.S., till Aupmt lost, wber he returned to Wales.—Address, "Traveller, Daily biews Office, Cirdiff. 609 CARMARTHEN AND CARDIGAN RAIL- WAY. LLANDYSSUL Tu NEW QUAY. Conveyance Daily irom tht. Station at 7.20 a.m., returning to meet the 4.25 up mail train, J. J. EVANS, Proprietor. Llandyssul, June 17th, 1876. 8427 TO-DAY. D A T E'S EXCURSIONS. MONDAV NEXT, JULY 24. Favourite Steamer •' PRINCE CONSORT, from Cardiff. on MONDAY, July 24th, to WAlCHET, MINEHEAI), a d JLFRA- COMBE. Leaving Caidiff, 7 a.m.; returning frem Ilfracombe, 5 p.m., calling at Watchet, Minehead, and off Lyninouth, to anil fro. Fares-To Wnichet or Muiehead Fore Deck, 23 (it Best Cabin, 3s. To Ilfraeombe Fore Deck, as 6d; Bost Cabin, 4s 6d. TUESDAY NEXT. JULY 25. TUESDAY, July 25th, to BRIDGWATER. Leaving Cardiff, 6.30 a.m sharp; returning from Rrid-jwuter, P.80 p.m. Fares, to and fro-Fore Deck, 28 6d: Best t. abin, Ss 6d. THURSDAY NEXT, JULY 27. THURSDAY, July 27th, to ESTuN and CHEPSTOW. Leav- ing Cardiff, 8.0 I1.m. returning from Chepstow 9 p.m., calling at Weston to and fro. Fares to Weston and back-Fore Deck, ls6d; Best Cabin, 2s. 'io Chepstow and back-Forb Deck, 2s 61; Best Cabin, 8. 6d. The above trips subject to wind, weather, and circumstances. R. S. DATE. Dated Watchet, July 17th, 1876. 8593 fcittflerg aim (flfltttrarfg. rp O BUILDERS PROPOSED NEW srORES and DWELLING at Swansea for William Stoite, Esq. Persons desirous of Tendering for the above are requested to make application to me for bills of quantities not later than 11 o'elock a.m on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 26th inst. Ihe application must be accompanied by half-a-guinea, which will be returned upon receipt of bni-afidt tender. WILLIAM GASKELL, Architect. 16, Crockherbtown, Cardiff, July 22. 1876. 9016 rp O BUI L D E R S. The Committee of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Swansea, are prepared to receive TENDERS for the ERECTION of GALLERIES. ORGAN GALLERY, and PULPIT. Plans and Specift. ations may be seen at Mr Fulton's, 60. Wind street. Sealed Teaders to be sent in to Mr A. Patos, 60, Oxford street, on or before the glet lost. The Committee do not bind themselves to accept the lowest, or any I ender. 8968 rpo BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS^ TENDERS are invited for the ERECTION of a NEW CHAPEL at Three Crosses, near Swansea. Plans and specifi- cations to be seen at Mr Eaton's house, at the above place. The Committee do not bind themselves to accept the lowest, or any Tender. Fndorted Tenders to be sent to the Rev J. Ll. Jones, Pen- clawdd, Swansea, on or before SATURDAY, the 6th of August, 1376_ 8&81 — T fuDUtaiiotts, Guide T 0 M U 8 1 C 2 This invaluable work should be in the hands of every n.Ubical student. 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To consequence of the immense sup- JLl port this publication has deceived throughout the United Kingdom and Continent, the title is now not coasistent^ there- (ore, from the 1st of April, 1876, M will be known t» PHILLIPS' REGISTER of New and Secondhand Machinery. fito by post, One Shilling. A few pages to lot for advertise- ncnjta, entries reoeived up to the 26th of each month. Full partioulars to Chiylee D. PhilhpJ, Newport, Mon. 6738 SUMMER AND SUCCESS. Success in catering for the requirements of Summer has in attended the efforts of lyjpSSRS W. PRICE <fe SONS, Who now showing a rich variety of FASHION A Rir KEAD> MADlfl CLOTHING, suitable for the present season New Summer Overcoats; new Suits of a Piec# new "Currio-H Coats; new Yachting Jackets; new Straw and Felt HATA- Holland Hats for Garden or Croquet new Oxford Shirt! cotton and Mrino Hosiery new Holland Suits for'LITUT BOV^ Leather Bags, Portmanteau*, Hat Cases, TruVfai, » D oTe^ Travelling Requisites. Md other OutfitB for Emigrants to all Countries Addreia— THE CARDIFF HOUSE," FASHIONABLE CLOTtllNG AND OUTFITTIxr ESTABLISH V1ENT, „ V BT. MAKY &TRBKT GAftOWNR STKF.KT. CARDJJry. ^aucati0ti. MISS HAVAKD'S ^(JHOOL for YOUNG LADIES will U.«:-OPEN ou TUESDAY", JULY 26th, 1S7& i', tiiovo pbee, WR.116o.. 8945 A 1.1UO.N7 H')rSK AeAfTi'MY. CHARLES STREET, Cardiff—Mr JKlCb; be s o renounce th« Ii.EOPENI.sO of tnieSch xd on JAOND\Y. ihe 24ti¡ of Jnly, Prospectus and er,lJ8 forwar 't-il G1I applli»; ion. >-74* THE BRIDGE,^cowBVaovJs^" BOARDING JL DAV tOHcO.. The :mE3 LLEWELLYN will EESUMS their SGRoor DUTIES on MONDAY, the alllt inst 9¡; 1- 3, COLDSTREAM T REAC EJ JL. —— UH8 'iHOMAS hegs to wjnouuee her SCHOOL will RL-OPEN ou MON DA. F, JULJ 2nh. u_ b89í T. MARY S H CARDIFF, BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for Y(IUN(I LADIES. School ttiua RE-(,,jAIME.NCEoii MoM'AY, July 2ith. For proap6Lctua &,c., apply to Mr J. D. timpson. GRAMMAR SCHOOL, CHEPSTOW. A seleet Private School; thorough oducation; gtneroui hom beautiful situation. English itud French hfistert resident. Principal: (itor qr DSWUNKV. B A. X68- j^/JRS. S. J. DAVIES'S SCfiOOL 29, CHARLES-STREET, CARDIFF, Will Re-Open MONDAY, JULY 24, 1876. ss. g WINDSOR PLACE, CROCKHERBTOWN, tt MKS. MARTIN'S SCHOOL foi a limited number of Youn{ Ladies. The TERM will C034MENCJS THURSDAY, Aligust Srd 876. 3334 8780 mHE LLANDYSSUL GRAMMAR SCHOOL X CARDIGANSHIRE. Mr WM. THOMAS, M.A.. wili RESUME SCHOOL DUTIE^ SEPT. 1st, when lie w,l! be able t) receive a few aduit. onaj Boarders. Terms moderate, and a list of Examinations pasae4 during the year on application. 9011 LAUGHARNE GRAMMAR SCHOOL, JLJ ST. CLEARS. CARMARTHENSHIRE Head-Master—T. J. MORGAN. Pupils receive an Education adapted to the Learned Profeasioo* or Oommercial Pursuits. Laughari e, situated near the set, in one of the most healthy piaces in South Wales, and is peculiarly adapted to delicate boys. The Educational Staff is entirely EmrliRh. Te-rnie very moderate. 27 CRAUFURD COLLEGE, MAIDENHEAD, c JBEKKS. Conducted by EDW D. DE EWER, M.C.P. The Education at this Esublishmont is aLrictly,,jactic^ fit- tinil boys for business or to pass the preliminary Examinations for College of Surgeons, Law. etc. Situation high and very healthy, large pbying fieldq, fivej courts,and tepirf swinimirg batli, tart enter s shop and. turning lathes.—For prospectuses audreM the Principal. S()6 THE "GRAMMAR SCHOOL, NEWPORT, MON. SCROÐL healthily Pituated en STOW HILL, Preparation for the various Examinations. The Head Master, A. WILKINS, A.C.P., who receives eighl Boarders, ha« a few vacancies. TEKMS—Boai d and Education, 40 Guineas per annum. The next Quarter commences JULY 25Lh. 8500 ADIES' SCHOOL. CO WB RIDGE, t J GLAMORGANSHIRE. PiLn;cxrAi&-Mr& and the Mdse. CCLVEftWBLL. Home Comforts, with Sound Edticat on. Referee, -Parente of pupils. Puoils prepared for Oxford and otner local examinations. Duties will be resumed (D.Vo 3rd AUGUfcT, J87ti. 8645 THE LAURELS, CLIFTON PLACE, NEWPORT, MON. LADIES' SCHOOL, conducted by ilias M. E. LEW;S. witi the assistance of Professors and a resident Frenca Governess, The Duties will be Resumed (D. V ) on WEDNESDAY, JULY 26tb, 1876. 9001 THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL CARDIFF. The DUTIES of this SCHOOL will be RESUMED en TUESDAY, the 1st 01 August, lSG. R. GERSllON LEVI, Heil Master. 8877 ARNOLD COLLEGE, WALTERS- ROAD. -C3L SWANSEA, ESTABLISHED 18-iS. PRINCIPAL: Kev.WILLIAMS, M.A., R.D. Tbe COLLHOE affords a flrs -EL vss PTLEPA RATORY TRAIN. INGin CLASSICAL, SOftiNTlFiC, and COMMERCIAL (-uhjecta to a iimtted number of young ^EU. KRNEN. A tin>rouch ENGLISH and Commercial EOucaiiion is guara_NIEOU. Papiis will be pro- pared specially, if required, for Professional and College Exami- NARHODS. For Prospectuses and terms ior BOARDERS and DAY SCHOLARS, apply as above. 6419 T R A I N I N S C H 0 0 L. HOLFORD HOUSE. STOWHILL, NEWPORT JSONMOUTHSHIRE. ESTABLISHED 1SSL Principal, Mr J. WARE. A THOROUGH PREPARATION GUARANTEED FOR BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL LIFE, AND FOR Tal. VARIOUS MIDDLE-CLASS EXAMINATIONS. An Experienced Rcsidtnt Master Wanted. DATE OE RE-OPENING, TUESDAY, 25TH JULY. 48! CAERAU PARK" COLLEGIATE-SCHOOL^ NEWPORT, MON. Head Ilaste, 5: REV. T MORTIMER GREEN. Au,. EDWIN WILLIAMS, B.A. (Exhibitioner of Jesus College, Oxford, and Graduate in Honoars.) Assistant Master MR. T. P. TKETtiEWEY (Lond. Univ.). Special Classes conducted by efficient non-rcoident Masters. Pupils are prepared for Commercial pursuits, the University, Local aud Matriculat ion Examinations, and the Medical and La. Preliminary Examinations. The Residences or the head masters are, from their position and accommodation, eminently adapted for Boarders. Quarter commences 3UESDAY, 1st AUGUST, 1876.-For Prospectuses, &c., apply to the Head Masters. 606 Jusunauce, A I AiN, C R-IC OFFICE, Efftabliohed 1820. Insurances effected upon houses, Shops, and other Buildings, Stock-IN-Trade, Furniture, Farm Buildings, and Stock, &c., at low rates. Claims for losses by fire fairly and speedily settled. Ageate: Messrs BOBBINS and SONS, 94" 1. Castle-road, Car" ONE M 1 L L f E R L I.N G 0 fL." be; N ( A D .1 COllPli.N SA'i'lON r. ANIi' INJURIES Caused by ACCIDENTS of ALL KINDS, By the RAILWAY PASSENGERS' ASSURANCE COMPANY, HOW. A. KINNAlH D. M.P., Chairman. PAID UP CAPITAL & Rr; FU.ND, £ 180,000. ANNIJAL Bonus allowed to Insuivt- F >■, E VE rs' Standing. APPLY to the Clerks at the Jtai' -ions, tlia Loc it .AGENTS, ot 64, CORNHILL, & 10 Kt. islRiiKT, LONLON. _4_- J VIAN. S>;Cietarv. A RAILWAY ACClDENT to any particulal person is no doubt, A (theoretically) remote contin« geucy but as it may happen, as a matter of faait, the very next journey undertaken, and all the iWP at which it will be seen the r.sk (in a pecuniary sen e) may be oxtburnished FOR LIFE is almost at). sui-d y siiial:, it is no* too much to fay that the suratice is an OBVIOUS DUTY in the case of UNST travellers. £ 1,0 0 if hilled, with liberal allowance if injured, for a single payment of £8. covering tlu wt")Ie i fe. S'ealler amoU!Il8 in proportion. RAILWAY ACC(T)FNT MUTLTAI, AS-SU-.RA.NLCII COMPANY (Limited). The Right Hon. r,1 JRD KI>GS\Li< Chairman. 42, > OULTN Y, ON DON. RESERVE FUND AND GUARANTEE £ 14,000. Prospectus) s, &c., trie ON ipplicution to Air W. Luir, F.S.S. lianaging jiirector To Sir G. HAWKINS, 11;" Hiih-otreet,Swangm Of Mr M, Crre*nw»>*toirto». RMB