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ANDERSON, ABBOTT AND ANDERSON, INDIA-RUBBER MANUFACTURERS, (Works—Limehou e) SWANSEA: We bsg to draw the special attention of all users of Stoam awl Hydraulic Power to our SELF-Lt BRICATING IMPROVED PATENT PLUMBAGO PACKING. This Packing is capable «*! resisting a pressure of 1501 he. to the square inch, easilv applied, no Oil or Tallow, or Lubricant* whatsoever required, thereby causing a great saving in Stores. Price vs. p r lb. nett. 7017

atts bl1 autuan. AUCTION APPOINTMENTS. .-Ift- JWtur. Messrs. ALEXANDER BROTHERS. Ktlt u4, Nlcholas- new Cardiff April 24 ^Wiii Fonmon, near Cowbridge April 27 u™ Implements, &j., -it Bridgend frjktu £ *««rs BARNARD, THOMAS, CLARKE & CO. J^hoM APril 28 U«W»J.U £ m,Te' at Cardiff April 28 ana Residential Property at Swansea.. — May 3 5°UJeh«U Messrs BEYNON & HUGHES. jn/j ji*urnitttre, &c., at Swansea April 26 /d-hand Sewing Machines, at Swansea April 29 varriages, &c., at Swansea May 2 V*tlrBT. J Messrs D. EVANS and SON. .n»t Ynyscadudwg —April 27 Materials, at Porth, April 23 T THOMAS GRIFFITHS. Implements, Furniture, &c.,at Pantgwyn..April 85 °"««ehnM » Mewrs HARVEY k MOLISON. •« nrniture, at Swansea April 24 y*l«aku T v Messrs HILL, HOPKINS, & Co. ■"•Mehold Property, at Cardiff „ ..April 27 J*if,Mr EDWARD HOWARD. •«* Swansea April 24 v. u. JOHN JENKINS & CO. «*chines, Paper, &c.. at Cardiff May 1 r0»»HUr.. Mr. F. KNIGHT. at Swansea April 24 Mr JOHN M. LEEDER. littembold Purni &,Cl at Swann& April 26 "W, Messrs LEWIS and SON. Furniture, at Swansea Messn. MADDOX & EMERY. ta^^ittFarniture, at Cardiff April 26 t^Perties, at Cardiff May 1 j, Properties, at Cathays, Cardiff. Mr. JOSEPH POWELL. w **operty, at Pembroke Jane » Messrs. T. J. PRICE & CO. \?rniture, &c., at Swansea April 24 L^holrt p n.iture» at Swansea April 24 iJirniture, at Swansea April 28 ^•hold » £ ?perty» at Swansea May 2 » Q "Operty. at Swansea o- Messrs ED. ROBERTS & SON. -via Prepay at Swansea „ April 25 ^••eholrt Mr WILLIAM SANDERS. a*™perty, at Cardiff April 26 Messrs SHORT A DUNN. h n Property, at Cardiff May S^holH MR W. P. STEPHENSON. S&Ji'feold |cra!turei ■» Cardiff April 26 &S?WRrT!fllture. atR^th, Cardiff. May 1 SyHs, of^|ldln? Sites, &c.. at Cardiff May 4 at Cardiff- May 6 K «c., at Cardiff May 9 and 10 "•hold i^uv Mr- EDWIN THOMAS. ft,. 'ublie-house, &c., at Pembroke April 29 0*ry T Messrs. W. H. WILLIAMS ft CO. Ca ronmongery. &c., at Porth. eo ..April 27 Canton, near Cardiff.—Sale by Auction of Art ft n? *reehold Building Sites and Ground Rents. g,™- P. STEPHENSON is instructed to 7 J?? AUCTION, at the Cardiff Arrr.s Hotel, Cardiff, hJSJy. (lerr*» the 4th day of May, 1876, at 2 for 3 o'clock pre- fvj* 1 rood (more or less) of very eligible BUILD- b*Qn, in on the South side of the Cowbridge-road, to^ Borough of Cardiff, about one mile from the c«n- as& d hr, aggregate frontage to the Cowbridge-road of ?, ,,Wlthamean depth of about 210 feet, and will be I0^* °' a^011^ acre each, which will be £ iiw\ 'or erection of villa residences. Freehold Ground-rents, amounting to arising out of lands leased for the term of 2n.d February, 1867, to Messrs James and Prioe, Mtk a luv m Cowbridge road and Halket- street, on U.. tht >rige .number of dwelling-houses have been erected, expectant upon the determination of the »a5'to*r^co,,kf". with sonditions of sale, will shortly be kaw?°licitjv»i^ iS obtained on application to Messrs Bray'and w^tttews ■J*' Great Russell-street, London, W.C.; to B. A Solicitor, Cardiff; to Messrs James, Seward, Architects and Surveyors, Cardiff; or to the — Queen-street, Cardiff. 2961—6901 \yTr*i Furniture Brokers, and Private Families. BARNARD, THOMAS, CLARKE OQ tK« >re Instructed by the Trustee to SELL by AUC- No. 10 Trinity-street, Cardiff, in lota to ^*er«, on WEDNESDAY next, April 26th;- 1 Quarter Cask of GIN. I Do. do. PORT, ft.. 1 Do. do. SHERRY. iio^tfagto n.1 Do- d0- BRANDY (partly full). Aho "°11' ^tate of John Henry Harding, of Cardiff, in ojthe STOCK-IN-TRADE, together with the 6o 'n liquidating -^S Alfred. Blacker, Furniture Dealer, ^Wet«. °n, including a large iron stove with flue pipes iron ha^t^^e 411(1 Household Furniture comprise brass d>.rv t>olst«i>Vr .r and other bedsteads, palliasse*, mill-puff tahi.' P"lows, mahogany chests of drawers, deal kJw^o-plateH 1 washstands, fender and irons, toilet g'asses, Can«i^S2°DS f"rks, gilt pier elass, mahogany side- and other chain, kitchen requisites, Ac. **11 cJ*,°ole will he on view on the morninj «f the sale, which ^"•unence punctu&lly at 12 o'clock at noon. llii There will be no reserve. 4, Crockherbtown, Cardiff, April 22nd, 1876. 7149 to Parties Furnishing, Private Families, and others. 60, Crockherbtown, Cardiff. BARNARD, THOMAS, CLARKE on*? CO. have received instructions to SELL bv AUC- tK Cr, demises, as above, on SATURDAY NEXT, April &?.• Mr« B °rtbe HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and Effects of kit ^-room f*8*644, comprising the contents of drawing-room, .™»two classrooms music room, hall, china pantry, °edj°°m«, ajtic, and bath-room and including ma- eo? *«>a S?r J loo» Card» and hal' tables; mahogany book •fch4* ,^?d; mahogany, cane, worked, and other chairs; board; grand pianoforte (square); *nd stools Brussels and Kidderminster carpets and Ww* orn,' ,#uders and fire irons; curtains chimney and '*1 Sw*1' Two double dosks, each 10(t. in length of wi-w* forms drawing boards; maps charts large artioui' \wo c'ocks; glass; breakfast and dinner ware th beri^8 » Sutler's tray and stand. v!L,l*Tialirota8> kitchen. <Stc., are well furnished, and contain lots^qui8,tes. be viewed on the morning of the sale, which Punctually at 12 o'clock at neon. I.?0* C 1)6 no reaerve. 0Particulan application may be made to the ^iiff. or to Messrs. Ingledew, Ince and Vachell, Solicitors, C^ckh«rbtown, 1fc^~|gdiff, 19th April, 1876. 7064 JyPgSRS BARNARD, THOMAS A CO., have th7»?Ji?8tructed to SELL by AUCTION, on WEDNES- (W °«>ck in » K y °' May, 1876, at the Castle Hotel, Swansea, at tvj* to jj. :™6 afternoon (in lots and subject to conditions of *0a» Produced, and unless the same or any part been previously disposed of by private con- i llowin? valuiible BUSINESS and RESIDENTIAL Vhe tow"1 of Swansea jJjjilittwirV^bouse, offices, and buildings and ground adjoin- in th*1? an<l fronting to Gloucester-place and Cambrian- •?** t°wn of Swansea, mad now in the occupation of akev Phillips, sailmakers, and others. Cation Premises are held nnder "two leases from the Cor- »?» the 9t(.Swn,e*' for terms of 76 years, and 76 years, a 25th of December, 1861, at the low ground rents of in^rJble Residential Property called Castle Cottage, ^mbrian-place, Swansea, now in band, and the J°'nin?, in the occupation of respectable tenants. JjJ*, will be sold subject to an annuity of £ 40 a J? Held i?Bie during the life of a lady now aged — years. They lease from the Corporation of Swansea, for an °' 42 yews from Lady-day, 1876, at the low th ^vln01 £ 42b- We' ing-housei, situate in Fleet-street, Swansea, in w Sr"0,» of respectable tenants. Z!?r»lrn«!e"ai»e» are held under separate leases for terms of 99 F<Hn|i the 24th of June and the 29th of September, 1874, at of £ 2 5s and £ 2 6s respectively. They will be sold a>&*P»*tely. TPPlWr- information and particulars may be obtained on 40 Mr John Gaskoin, Solicitor, Temple-street; 14r wCS,loxi Solicitor, Adelaide-chambers; and of Messrs Bar- °0tn>a' at*d Co., Temple-street. Swansea. 71*1 M SALE TO-MORROW. Il Park-street, Temperance-town, Cardiff. jJjKl^SSRs. MADDOX and EMERY have re- '•tta^L^'ved instructions from Mr J. S. Nott, who is giving up r<*U 2Mi?inK" to SELL by AUCTION, on TUESDAY next, «i4 1876, the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE P' Wer Effects, consisting of mahouany and other tables, riiahogany and hair-seated couch, mahogany and »*• ofrf C*1 "• cane-?eated and other chairs, cheffoniere, drawers, w shstands and dressing-tables, iron bed- (l'• seu ^tre8ses" beds, bolsters and pillows, towel ?*e iron, °' Ware> toilet set, swing- glasses, clock, fenders and v' P'c ures, ornaments, and the usual kitchen and Th^tensils, Ac.. &c. Auo.j** will commence at One o'clock preciselv. Peers' Offices, 18, High-street, Cardiff. 7069 ]\yrL^errace. opposite the Flora Hotel, Cathays, Cardiff. JLV^SSRS MADDOX and EMERY are instmc- ^tdif *o SELL BY AUCTION, at the Queen's Hotel, MONDAif, May 1st, 1876, at Six for Seven o'clock' *'<>wii c°nditions of sale to be then and there produced, the til? valuable LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES, viz:— Cat"i, *e two houses on of them beini; a corner shop, situate (It "tai,race, held un der a lease for the residue of a term 1,4 byt from the 2nd day of February, 1875, and together Also ii 8T°und-rent of £ 4 17s 6d. 1 those four houses, situate in Cathays-terrace and i^&ofaa ttle atJov, held under a lease for the residue of a srn, from the 2 nd dav of February, 1875, and subject Q F0r f„,°^"rent of about £ 2 4s per house. particulars apply at the Auctioneer's offices, 18, rest, Cardiff, or of M. Morgan, Esq., Solicitor, Cardiff.7037 kleWARD HOWARD will SELL by CTION, at the Centre Hotel, Swansea, on MONDAY, «KCAN »'• at 3 o'clock, the fine fast-sailing Brig "ANNE ,|>#P«cU. of London, 223 tot s reg ster, built under special ^tQcta'i11!' Ardrossa for the piir iron trade. She was 'Je<l "J October, 1S73, is well found, and can be inspected For f,e ?ow lies, m Swansea North Dock. jj^riurther particulars and inventory, apply to Wm. H. C°-.8waMei- 6921 To Livery Stable Proprietors, Job Masters, and others. MR. JOHN M. LEEDER has been instructed to SELL by AUCTION, nnder the powers of a bill of sale, at the yard of the Castle Hotel. Castie-square, Swansea, on WED- NESDAY, the 26th day of April, without the slightest reserve, the following HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c., com- prising six very useful )>oises, suitable for single or double harness, all in good working condition 5 sets of single harness, 2 sets of black double harness, 1 set do. brass do., kicking straps, &c. brougham, in excellent condition, with pole and shafts complete, Brougham, lately thoroughly fitted up, and not used since mourniug coach, with hammer cloth, &c.; Hansoms, Tlarence, dogcart, phaetons, waggonette, shillbeer hearse With feitherr, and velvet complete, 8 cloths for horses; also a Bath cha;r, &C. Sale to commence at 12.30, for 1 o'clock. Oxford-chambers. Swangea. 7071 Fonmon, PenmarK, near Cowbridge.—Unreserved Sale of Farming Stock. MESSRS. ALEXANDER BROS. are instruc- ted by the representative of the late Mr. John James, who is giving up the Farm, to SELL by AUCTION, at Fonmon, on THURSDAY, 27th day of April, 1876, at 1.30 p in. punctually, the following FARMING STOCK:-2 capital milking cows and calvep, 1 do. do. expected to calve before the sale, 2 yearling heifers, 20 Cotsweld ewes and lamts, a capital 6-year old cart horse, also a S-year old cart colt, 10 pigs, a lot of poultry, geese, &c. TWO PIECES of MEADOW HAY, a lot of oat and wheat straw, and about 6 or 7 tons of swedes. Also the IMPLEMENTS, comprising wagon, cart, Cambridge roller, scuffler, turnip dri 1 and roller, turnip cutter and mincer, wheel ploughs, scarifier, sheep racks, hcrse power chaff machine and gear, &c. &c., a very useful trap and harness, saddle and bridle, and a few dozen hurdles, also several sets of shaft and fore harness, plough and harness, &c. &c. together with the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and dairy utensils. Three Months' Credit will be given upon the Stock, upon the usual conditions. Refreshments will be provided at 1 o'clock p.m. punctually. For further particulars, apply to the Auctioneers, 76, St. Mary- street, Cardiff. 7121-2953 sale THIg DAy Broadway Farm, St. Nicholas, near Cardiff. MESSRS. ALEXANDER BROS. are instructed by Mr Robert Morrish, to SELL by AUCTION, at the above Farm on MONDAY, the 24th April, 1876, the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, viz.. HALL.—Two mahogany Pembroke tables, Spanish mahogany dining table, with two extra leaves, six hair-seated chairs, eofa, easy chair, arm chair, piano in rosewood case (by Broadwooa;, book-case, barometer, desk, small round table, flower stana, pier glass, &e. SITICINU-ROOK.-Two arm chairs, six hair-seated chairs, mahogany loo table, couch, eaiy chair, four oil paintings, carpet, curtains, pole and rings, fender and fire-irons, &c. 11 t ENTRANCE TO HALL AND LANDING.—Umbrella stand, stair carpets and rods, pieces of oil cloth.. BED ROOMS.—Half-tester mahogany bedsteads 'urniture, marble top and other washstands, dressing tables, j towel horses, commode, very capital mahogany wardroDe, witn drawers complete; feather beds, &c- &c. Also Kitchen Furniture and Dairy Utensils. A Bay Cart Mare, warranted sound in harness. A portion of the IMPLEMENTS will be sold, consisting of the following articlesHorse gear, thrashing machine, with sha- kers complete, chaff cutter, new hand-power chaff cutter, win- nowing machine, water cask on wheels, new two-furrow plough (by Howard), reaping machine in good order, iron and wooden pig troughs, hen coops, a few dozen hurdles, several ladders, grinding stone, gig, and a few fowls, &c. Sale to commence at Two p.m. punctually. For further particulars, apply to the Auctioneers, 76, St. Mary- street, Cardiff. The Bankruptcy Act, 1869.—In Liquidation. To Farmers, Implement Dealers, and Ot,hers.-PreliminaryAninotincemoiit. MESSRS. ALEXANDER BKOS. are in- structed by the Trustee of the estate of Mr. J. D. G. Thomas. Implement Dealer, Bridgend. to SELL by AUCTION, the valuable STOCK of IMPLEMENTS appertaining to this estate. Full particulars will appear in next week s paper. 76, St. Mary-street, Cardiff, April 20, 1876. 3007 SALE TO-MORROW. Clifton-street, Silver-street, and Diamond-street, Roath, Cardiff. MR. WILLIAM SANDERS will offer for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Queen's Hotel, Cardiff, on TUESDAY, April 25th, 1876, at Two for Three o'clock in the afternoon, in such lots as may be agreed upon at the time of sale, and subject to such conditions as shall be then and there produced, the following valuable Leasehold Messuages or Dwelling HOUSES, that is to say— All that Messuage or Dwelling House, situate and being No. 44, in Clifton street, in the parish of Roath aforesaid. Also all that other Messuage or Dwelling House, situate and being No. 46, in Clifton-street, aforesaid And also all those Three Messuages or Dwelling-houses, situate on the North side of Diamond-street, in the Parish of Roath aforesaid, and being the farthest from Clifton-street. All which said Messuages or Dwelling-houses and Premises are held under Lease from Lord Tredegar, for the residue of a term of 99 years, computed from the 25th day of March, 1870, subject to an annual Ground-rent of £210s for each House. A considerable portion of the purchase money on each lot can remain on fecurity of the same, if required. For further particulars, apply to the Auctioneer, at his office, 8, Royal Arcade, Cardiff; or to Mr JOSIAH MERRILS, Solicitor, 7019 8008 Church-street, Cardiff. Cathays, Cardiff. Valuable Leasehold Property. MESSRS HILL, HOPKINS, and Co. will JjjL SELL BY AUCTION at the Royal Hotel, Cardiff, on THURSDAY, the 27th day of April, 1S76, at 6 for 7 o'clock in the evening, the undermentioned valuable LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, in the following or such other order as may be determined on at the time of sale, subject to such conditions as will be then and there produced (vie) Lot 1. All that cdrner SHOP and DWELLING-HOUSE situate in Letty-street, Cathays (on the corner of Fanny-street), together with the Two Mesausges or Dwelling-houses adjoining, now let at a gross rental of 27s per week. Lot 2. All those Three MESSUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES, situate in Letty-street, aforesaid, and adjoining lot 1, now let at a gross rental of 24s per week. Lot 3. All those Three MESSUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES, situate in Letty-street aforesaid, and adjoining lot 2, now let at a gross rental of 24s per week. Each of the above lots is held under an indenture of lease for 99 years from the 2nd day of February, 1875, subject to a ground rent of L6 169 3d, A6 5s 9d, and Z6 Ss. A large portion of the purchase money may remain upon mortgage, bearing interest at jgb per cent. per annum. Further particulars may be obtained of the Auctioneers, at their offices, No. 6, Queen-street, Cardiff; or of Messrs. Daltons, Spencer, and Corbett, Solicitors, Cardiff. Dated at No. 5, Queen-street, Cardiff. 15th April, 1876. 7035 MESSRS. SHORT and DUNN will SELL by AUCTION, about the middle of MAY next, 2 Semi- detached VILLAS, being Nos. 19 and 20, Park-place, Cardiff. For further particulars apply to Messrs Gibbs and Sons, or Messrs Ingledew, Ince, and Vachell. 7146 SALE TO-MORROW Pantgwyn, near Cardigan.—Important Sale of superior Live Stock, Crops of Hay and Corn, Farming Implements, well preserved Household Furniture, Glass, and other Effects. MR THOMAS GRIFFlfHShas been favoured JnUL with instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at the above place, on TUESDAY, the 26th day of April, 1876, and following days, the whole of the LIVE STOCK, CROPS of HAY and CORN, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, well preserved HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, GLASS, and other effects on the said Premises comprisiug 21 excellent Castlemartin and cross-bred milch cows, 1 bull, 11 two-year-old steers, 17 yearling steers and heifers, 16 calves; 8 powerful cart horses, three-year-old pony, eight-year-old ditto, brood mare, 1 excel- lent carriage horse, three-year-old cob, ditto mare. handsome pony filly, yearling cob, 3 ditto 53 ewes, wethers, and lambs, 1 ram, 3 sows with litters, boar, 1 fat and 7 store pigs; 3 pieces of hay, 8 stacks of .wheat, barley, and oats; a quantity of manure in lots, 6 carta, the whole of the superior farming implements and machinery, harness of every description, four-wheeled phaeton, double-barrelled gun, 2 pistols, garden tools; 1 brilliant toned rosewood pianoforte, dining, drawing, and bedroom furniture, eight-day and thirty-hour clocks, a large quantity of cut glass, dairy and cooking utensils, Ac. Credit on condition*. Sale to commence each day at 12 o'clock at noon precisely. ORDBlt OF SALE -OR the first day will be sold the farm ing stock and implements of husbandry, and on the following days the household furniture and effects about the house. Catalogues are in course of preparation, and may be had in a few days on application to the Auctioneer. 18, St. Mary-street, Cardigan, April, 1876. 6936 Pembroke.—Valuable Freehold Public-house and other Property for Sale. MR. EDWJN THOMAS is favoured by Mr. G; H-Scale with instructions to offer for SALE by PUBLIC AUCnON on SATURDAY, 29th April, 1876, at the Lion H°te'» Pembroke, subject to condit ons to be read at the time of Sale, all those Three convenient FREEHOLD DWELL- ING-HOUSES and STORES, on and adjoining the Quay, including that well-known Double-licensed PUBLIC-HOUSE, viz.:— L0T IvT18^ Pimr?0^0^0^ and well-known double- licensed Freehold PUBLI HOUSK,situate at the corner of North- Gate-Street, possesfung two large frontages. The house, which is kpown as the Royal George, contains a bar splendidly fitted up with every modern convenience bar and back parlour*, smok- ing-rooms, sitting-roona, 7 bedrooms, kitchens, brewhouse with large boiler, yard and other appurtenances. The premises were quite recently put in thorough repair, with new roofs, and the interior, regardless of expense, m splendid order and condition, are no v occupied by Mr John Scale, as yearly tenant, at the rent of £ 32. commencing at Lady-day. LoTs 2 & 3 -Are 2 Freehold DWELLING-HOUSES adjoining the above, now vacant, but were late in the occupation of Messrs Truscott and Gullam, at the annual rent of £14. One house was known as The Red, White, Itnd Blue. These houses contain a large number of convenient rooms with useful yarct and other conveniences, ana can be let at X8 per year. LOT 4,—Is a BLOCK of STORES, 2 large and capacious lofts, which have been used as corn, timber, and manure stores. The trround floor is suitable for potato, coal, or manure depots, and are now occupied by weekly tenants, thus ensuring immediate possession. The Stores are adjoining Pembroke Quay, where convenient sites are occupied at large rents. The above Freehold Property is situated in the most rising part of the Town, adjoining the iiilic street leading to Pem- broka Dock, which is now la1" «> near the Quay, where the traffic is greitly on the "v-n the extensive Flour and Sawmills which almost a(! j tsasy cf access by water to Jacob's Pill. The Main-strct 1 Market are also in the immediate locality. For further particulars, apply to the Vendor s Solicitors, Messrs Davies and Co., Haverfordwest, or to the Auctioneer, at his Offices, 3, Castle-terrace. Pembroke. The Sale will take place at 3 o'clock. A deposit of £10 per cent. on the purchase roonev will be reouired. 7064 falto by Aurtion. I Iji Liquidation.-Porth, near Pontypridd.—Grocery, Iron- mongery, and Trade Utensils. MESSRS W. Id. WILLIAMS and CO. are instructed by the Liquidator to SELL by AUCTION, on the premises as above, on THURSDAY, April 27,18/6, and the following day if necessary. the whole of tre GROCKRY and IRONMONGERY portion of the STOCK-JN-TRADE appertain- ing to the Troedyrhitv and Cymmer Honeer Indubtrial Society, in liquidation. The GROCERY consists of teas, coffees, currants, raisins, peel, spices, rice, split and whole peas, starch, blue, soap, candles, soda, mustard, pickles, sauces, preserves, butter, lard, cheete, treacle, matches, blacking, paper and paper bags, die. The IRONMONGERY comprises iron bedsteads, pit thovels, tin ware, brushes, perambulators, spirit lamps, seal and train oils, turpentine, whiting, ochre, hearth stones, &c. TRADE TTTENSILS include weighing machines, scales and weights, store and 10-lb. tea canisters, sack trucks, four-wheel trolley, ladders, flour and meal bins, &c. A small quantity of boots.. Sale to commtnce at Eleven o'clock. For further part culars apply to the liquidator, Mr James Collins, 39, Broad-street, Bristol; or to the Auctioneers, at their Offices, Exchange, Bristol. April 19th, 1876.. 7128 Ynyscadudwg Farm. Equi-distant between Pontppridd ana Navigation. MESSRS DAVID EVANS and SON are fa- voured with instructions from the Merthyr Board of Health, to LET by PUBLIC AUCTIUN, on the premises at Ynys- cadudwg, on THURSDAY, April 27tb, 1876. the following lots of PASTURE LAND, subject to conditions to be then and there read YNYSCADPDWQ. L)t. A. R. P. 1 Abercadudwg, pasture and meadow 4 1 5 2 Cae Carreg Wen, rye grass 4 1 33 5 Cae Badwr Isaf, rye grass and clover. 5 0 A 4 Cae Badwr Uchaf, rye grass 4 2 28 6 Waun Dan y Berllau, meadow » 7 3 13 6 Cae'r Odyn, pasture 6 16 7 Cae Ysgubor, meadow 8 228 8 Teiredd, ditto 8 3 36 9 Cae Garn Isaf, pasture 8 2 15 10 Ynysyfelin Isaf, ditto 6 013 11 Cae Cemydd. meadow 7 0 31 12 Ynysyfelin Uchaf, rye grass 5 2 28 NAVIGATION. Lot. A. R. P. 13 Near Travellers' Rest, rye grass 7 0 0 14 Slip between Old Tramroad and the present Tram- road, pasture i 0 0 PARK NKWYDD. Lot. A. R. p. 16 Cae dan y Ty, pasture 6 1 22 16 Ynisgau Uchaf, ditto 6 2 14 17 Cae Pymp erw, ditto 2 1 18 18 Cae Ton and Cae Lawn, ditto 6 3 37 At the close of the letting of land a lot of SADDLERY will be offered, comprising two new pigskin saddles with double- reined bridles, also a black leather snaffle bridle, suitable for farmers, with a splendid set of silver-mounted harness to suit a horse 16 hands. Refreshments at Twelve, Letting to commence at One o'clock, or thereabouts. The letting to commence with the Ynyscadudwg lots. The Farm is well supplied with water. The taker of each lot will be at liberty to mow the hay and take it away, or consume it by grazing. Any further particulars may be had on application to S. Harpur, Esq., Mertbyr; John Williams, on the Farm; or the Auctioneers, Taff-street, .Pontypridd. 7116 Porth, Rhondda Valiey. MESSRS. D. EVANS and SON are instructed -13JL by Messrs. Jas. Parfitt and Co. to ,ELL by AUCTION, on the Premises, on FRIDAY, April the 28th 1876, at Five o'clock in the evening, subject to conditions to be then produced, the whole of the PLANT and MATERIALS, now standing on their Brickyard, situated near the Rheola, Inn, Porth. comprising excellent kiln in full working order, capable of burning 10,000 bricks at one time, drying shed measuring 22 yarcis by 18 feet, roofed with board and felt; lot of barrows, planks, &c., 378 yds. of felt, about 301n. wide, together with 20,000 bricks ready for delivery; also 2 COTTAGES, now in course of erection, which will be ready for roofing by the day of sale. The property is held under a lease from Vaughan Lee, Esq. M.P., for 99 years, dating from December, 1875, and being situated close to the junction of the Treherbert and Ferndale branches of the Taff Vale Railway, in both of which building is going on to a considerable extent, occupies a position larely to be met with in this locality, and which must ultimately prove highly remunerative to a purchaser. For further particulars apply to Messrs Parfitt & Co., at the Yard, or to the Auctioneers, at their offices, Taff-street, Pontypridd. 7117 SALE THIS DAY. 89, Ffynone terrace, Swansea, MESSRS HARVEY and MOLISON have IrJL received instructions to SELL BY AUCTION at the above address, on MONDAY NEXT, at Three o'clock, part of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of walnut chiffion- ier, couch and chairs, mahogany loo table, pier-glass, mahogany wardrobe, timepieces, pictures, books, beds and beddinir, &c. Only sufficient to realise an amount secured by a Bill of Sale and costs will be sold. Auctioneer's offices: 3, Lower Goat-street. April 20th, 1876. 7094 SALE THIS DA Y Aucton Rooms, 72, High-street, Swansea. HVfR- F- KNIGHT will SELL by AUCTION, at the above Booms, on MONDAY, April 24th, ]876 a quantity of FURNITURE, OIL PAINTINGS, BICYCLE WEIGHING MACHINE, FOWLS, &c., at 11 o'clock. 7074 SALE TO-MOKROW. '——" Sale of very desirable Leasehold Property in Swansea. MESSRS. EDWARD ROBERTS & SON have been instructed by the Executors of the late Mre Bennett, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTIO S (subject to conditions of Sale), at the Cameron Arms Hotel, High-street, on TUES- DAY. April 25th, 1876, commencing at 3 o'clock, the following LEASEHOLD PROPERTY:- LOT I.-All that SHOP and DWELLING-HOUSE, and WORK- SHOP at the rear, situa' e and being No. 19, High street, Swan- sea. Th s lot is held under an agreement for a term of 50 years from the 29th day of September, 1850, at a ground rent of £ 60 0s Od, and is sublet to the p esent tenant, Mr Daniel Lewis, for 32 years, from the 24th day of June, 1868, at the yearly rent oftloo. LOT 2 -All that PUBLIC-HOUSE known as the Unity Inn, situate in James-street, Swansea. This lot is held under a lease for two lives and a term of 99 years, such- term to be computed from the 25th day of March, 1839, at a ground rent of jel 128 Od. The premises are held by Messrs Leyshon and William Andrew, as under-tenants, for a term of 21 years from the 2<th day of June, 1867, at the low rent of 419 loo Od. LOT S.-All that well-built DWELLING-HOUSE and PRE- MISES being No. 1, St. George-street, having a side entrance in Humphreys-street. This lot is held under a lease granted for 3 lives and a term of 99 years, such term to be computed from the 24th day of June, 1867, at a ground rent of ei 1411 Od per annum. LOT 4.—All that substantially-built semi-detached VILLA RKSIDENCB, being No. 1, Cornhill Villa, now in the occupation of Mr David Sutherland, as yearly tenant, at the low rent of ISO per annum. LOT 6.—All that VILLA RESIDENCE adjoining Lot 4, being No. 2, now in the occupation of Mr John Craig, as yearly tenant, at the low rent of £ 36 per annum. LOT 6.—AH that Detached D «VELLING-HGUS E known as Cornhill Cottage, now in the occU: ation of Mr Andrew Melville, as yearly tenant, at the annual rent of £28.. LOTS 4, 6, and 6 are held under a Leaae granted for 3 lives and a term of 99 years, such term to be computed from the 25th day of March, 1855, at a Ground Rent of 414 10s, of which Lot 4 shall bear £5, Lot 6 £5, and Lot 6 L4 10is. The Auctioneers be; most respectfully to call the attention of those seeking good investments to the above Sale, as the whole of the Property is well situated, and must prove a sound invest- ment. For further particulars apply to Mr D. David, Solicitor, Castle street, or to the Auctioneers, 40, Oxford-street, Swansea. 7016 FOR SALIM- -CP-ESNVICK HOUSE, Church- road. Penarth, lately in the occupation of Mr Hugh Alton, Builder. The House is roomy, and has lately been put in thorough repair. The back buildings consist of a large work- shop, stable, and shed. A portion of the purchase-money may remain upon mortgage.-For further particulars apply to Mr Edwin Vachell, Penarth. 7043 ON SALE, S fcLA RES in Lancashire Spinning Companies; paying dividends from 16 to 30 per cent. Send for list. Pitt Brothers, Share Brokers, Exchange Build- ngs, St Mary's Gate, Manchester. 7055 MILFORD HAVEN. — FOR SALE or HIRE, the Fast-sailing and Commodious YACHT "COQUETTE, Nine Tons. Any Person requiring a Craft of the above description would do well to inspect the same, as she now Ije in the Milford Docks.-For particulara, apply to Mr jaDies Vausrhan, Auctioneer and Commission Agent, 11 akin, Milford Havtn. B 709g WILLIAM S ANDE R S, WILLIAM S ANDE R S, AUCTIONEER, BSTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT. ARCADE, CARDIFF, N?J o™?*pR°ARTIES for SALE;- CABD1FF.—Nos. 16, 17, and 18, m Buzzard-eet. Four houses in Russell-street; ami No. 1, Windsor Esplanade. ROATH.—One House m Emerald-street. Three houses in Dian.ond-street. Ten Houses in Topaz-street. Six genteel rendonow to ^etal-etreet. Mid Seven to Gold-otreet. Nos. t-'llf*' fa'r^dgt'r^ CUttoD^re^ and Bath and M,rtle CATHAYS. —Nine houses In Letty-street, two semi-detached c tttftg^fl in i.ettj -go) eei, and two semi-detached villas in Upper George-str66* CANTON.-EH^ble site ol Freehold Land at the corner of Clive-road *?,d Ely-road. GRANGETOWN^—- A corner shop in Bromsgrove-street. A liberal proportioi of the purchase-money may be had on mortgage_Applyas^at)ove^ Vublit appotutulcltt, L LANDILO-TALYBONT SCHOOL BOARD. Wanted, a CLERK for the above Board. Applications, stating salary required, qualincations, and enclosing copies of testimo- nials, to be sent, on or before May 8th, to MR REES HARRIES, Correspondent pro tem, 7106 PontaroulRis, R.S.O. I JO H H Bu WDEff .J ANTIQUE CHINA SHOP, &c., WARDOCBrSTREET OXFORD-STREET, LONDON. 849 £ aks tig$urit0iu Victoria Mart, Oxford-street, Swansea. MESSRS. BEYNON & HUGHES have been -ijJL instructed to SLLL by AUCTION, at the above Mart, on WEDNESDAY, April 26th, 1876, a capital lot of well-pre- served HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOFORTE, WASHING- MACHINE, and other Effects, comprising handsome walnut drawing-room suite, vis-a-vis cna r or lounge in very ancient light oaK, mahogany loo, dining, occasional, small coffee, and mahogany Pembrolse Tables, walnut table, pianoforte in walnut case (by a first-class London maker), mahogany couches in hair, mahogany sofa in hair, mahogany spring-stuffed easy chairs in leather and hair, walnut cheffoniere, Brussels and other carpets, cocoa matting, hearthrugs, handsome pier (60 by 40), cheval and other glasses, sewing machine, dinner ware, china tea service, glass, coal vases, fenders, several Eets of polished and other fire irons, clocks, &c., &c., half-tester, French, sofa, and other bedsteads, spring and other mattresses, feather and other beds, mahogany and painted chests of drawers, toilet tables and marble washstands, toilet glasses, chairs, fluted and other bedsteps, towel rails and clothes horses, chamber ware, &c., &c., kitchen tables, culinary utensils, &c., alfo scales and weights, large bowling board, a quantity of e ectro-plated goods, ware. capital school desk (convertible into table), large washing machm; with mangle. Goous on view mornincr of sale 7129 Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon prompt. ESTABLISHED 1872. MESSRS. BENYON and HUGHES'S next Monthly SALE of HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c., will take place at the Jeffrey's Arms Horse Repository,Oxford-street, Swansea, 011 TUESDAY, May 2nd, 1876. Entriei to be made one week previous to sale. Auctioneers' Offices, Victoria Chambers, Oxford-street, Swan- sea. 7070 Victoria Auction Mart, Oxford-* reet, Swansea. MESSRS. BEYNON & HUGHES have been XTJL instructed by Messrs. N. Berry and Co., Sewing Machine Agents, 97, Oxford-street, Swansea, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the above Mart, on SATURDAY, April 29th, 1876, a large number of NEW and SECOND-HAND SEWING MA- CHINES, which have been taken on part payment for the Cele- brated Eiias Howe, and other Machines Sale at Twelve noon. Part'culars will appear. 7130 Valuable Leasehold Property. MESSRS. T. J. PRICE and Co. have been instructed to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION (subject to such conditions as shall be read there and then), at the Mack- worth Arms Hotel, Wind-street, Swansea, on TUESDAY, the 2nl May, 1876, tlia undermentioned LEASEHOLD PROPERTY: LOT l.-All that DWELLING-HOUSE and SHOP, bsing No. 25, Singleton-terrace, Swansea, containing shop, dining-room, breakfast room, 2 kitchens, a yard and W.C., drawing-room with large bay window, 2 large bedrooms, a bath-room with water on, and attic. Unexpired term of lease 99 years, from 24tlk June, 1841, and two lives, at the low ground rent of £1 19a 6d. The whole having a frontage of ifeft, by a depth of 89ft. LOT 2.-Alithose well-built DWELLING-HOUSES and PRE- MISES, being No. 21 and 22, Brynymor-terrace, Swansea,'now in the occupation of Mr Andrews and another, at the very low rental of X46 16s per annum, containing 5 rooms each. Unex- pired term of lease 94 years, from Christmas, 1S75, at the pro- portional ground rent of £3 8s each. LOT 3.-All those LEASEHOLD COTTAGES, situate and being known a Nos. 6, 6, 7, 8, 9, & 10. dam-street, Oxford-street, Swans-a. now in the several occupations of Messrs Hughes, Fisk, Birt, Williams, Williams, and Shoot; also, one House in Hoskin's-place, as well as stable, shed, and yard, in the occupa- tion of Mr Steel. All the above cottages are held under a lease of 99 years, from May, 1849, at the low ground rent of E2 per annum, each house. TJOT4.—1The improved Ground Rent of L13 10a per annum for 72 years, on No. 2. 3, & 4, Gam-street, and stable, sheds, and yard, in Hookn is_place. Saleto commence at 3 o'clock in t.he afterroon. For further pa'titulars, apply to John Donague, Esq., 7, Wor- ceter-place D. David, Esq., Castle-street, Solicitors, Swansea or at the Offices of the Auctioneers, College Chambers, College- street, Swansea, and Vaughan-street, Llanelly. 20th April, 1876. -7183 SALE THIS DAY. College Chambers, 2, College-street, Swansea. MESSRS. T. J. PRICE and CO. have received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at the above Cham- bers, on MOND AY, 24th April, 1876, a large and valuable assort- ment of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Fancy and other Clocks, Smoking Stand in Walnut, ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, SEW- ING MACHINE, Musical Ship. China Vases, &c., comprising walnut drawing room suite in green wool rep, walnut chef- fioniere with plate glass back and panels and marble top, walnut oval loo table, do. whatnot, occasional inlaid table, pier glass in gilt frame, silver lamp with globe com- plete, fenders, fire irons, Brussels carpets, hearthrugs, &c. dining room suite in leather, mahogany telescope din- ing table, mahogany sideboard with cellarette, chimney ing table, mahogany sideboard with cellarette, chimney glass, sewing machines, fenders, fire irons, Brussels car- pets, hearthrugs, window poles and rings, lamps, hand- some metil tobacco stand, electro-plated tea and coffee services, silver-plated biscuit box, handsome stone ware dinner service, gold, pink, and white china dessert service, croquet chairs, mahogany suite in hair seating, consisting of couch, easy chair, lady's ditto, arm ditto, and six small ditto, mahogany loo table on massive carved pillars, mahogany bagatelle board complete, hat stand, fenders, fire irons, tapestry carpets, hearthrugs, &c., &c.f half-tester and French iron b;dsteads, wool mattresses, very fine feather beds, palliasses, irahogany and painted wardrobes, mahogany and painted dressing tables and washstands, several sets of chamber ware, circular pedestal with marble top, towel horses, swing looking-glasses, mahogany chests of drawers, car- pets, &c., together with kitchen and culinary utensils, which are too numerous to be mentioned also several pictures, Vene- tian blinds, &c. Goods on view morning of Sale. Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon pre- cisely. Auctioneers' Offices, College Chambers, 2, College-street, Swansea, and Vaughan-street, Llanelly. 7131 No. 8, Page-street, Swansea. MESSRS T. J. PRICE and Co., have been in. 1VX structed by Mr C. W. Mackenzie, who is giving up house- keeping, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on the above premises. on FRIll A Y, the 28th April. 1676,the whole of his well-preserved HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting in DRAWINO Room-Wgklnut suite, in crimson silk rep, equal to new, walnut inlaid oval loo table on massive carved pillars and claws, do. occasional draft do., cheffoniere with marble top, plate glas* back and panels, do. pianoforte by Thompson, large pier- glass in gilt frame, ftndeis, fire-irons, handsome blue and old china vases, pair of figures in stucco, oleograph (Italian girl), two prints, engravings, David and Goliath, two lamps, Brussels carpet and hearthrug, woollen mats, window blinds and rollers, muslin curtains. DINWO-ROOM.—Cheffoniere, mahogany couch in leather, six chairs, one easy chair in cloth, mahogany dining taole, Brussels carpet, hearthrugs, ;ender, fire irons, pier-glass in gilt frame, eight-day clock, muslin curtains. gilt cornices, several volumes of standard books, pictures, stone ware, dinner service, gas- fittings, child's chair, two wicker chairs. PAPSAGE. -0 11 cloth, mats, brass rods, gas-fittings, Brussels carpet. R-ITCHF.N.-One square deal table with drawers, one do. do.. one dresser with cupboards in, clock, filter, chairs, clothes- horse, fender, fire irons, brass candlesticks, metal covers, roast- ihg jack, saucepans, teakettle, &c., &c. BEDROOM No. 1.—Half-tester iron and brass bedstead, palliasse, mahogany wardrobe with plate-glass door, mahogany Duchess toilet table, with glass attached, ditto washstand with marble top, towel rail, cane chairs, commode and ware complete, mahogany chest of drawers, fender, fire-iroiis and stand, carpet, muslin curtains, ware, &c. BBDROOM No. 2.-Iron French bedstead, palliasse, mahogany washstand and table, swing glass, chest of drawers, commode, cane-seat chairs, child's crib and palliasse, fender, fire-irons, carpets, ware, &c. BEDROOMINO. S.-Iron French bedstead, palliasse, chest of drawers, washstand and table, chairs, fender, curtains, carpets. BEDROOM No 4.-Iroa French bedstead, palliasse, washstand and table, swing glass. Benches, flower stands, he., at back yard. Goods on view morning of sale. Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon. Auctioneers' Offices, Cullee Chambers, 2 College-street, Swan- sea, and Vaughan-street, Llanelly. 718 Preliminary Notice.-I easehold Property. MESSRS. T. J. PRICE and Co. have been instructed to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at an early date, NINE-HOUSES in Gam-street, TWO HOUSES in Bruns- wick-street, and TWO HOUSES in Brynymor-terrace. Further particulars will appear in future advertisments. I Auctioneers' Offices, College Chambers, College-street, Swansea 6976 FOR SALE by Private Contract, about Three I Tons Wrou*ht-Iron RAILING and GATES complete. For further particulars apply tu T. J. Price & Co., College Cham- bers, Swansea. 6806 F- OR DISPOSAL, & FREEHOLD BUILDING GROUND, 20 feet frontage by 130 situated at Brook- lands-terrace, Fynone, Swansea. T For further particulars app!y to Messrs T. J. PRICB and CO. (Ja e Price. Jenkins and Co.), College-chambers, Swansea. 6593 TO be DISPOSED OF by PRIVATE CON- TRACT, 2 DWELLING-HOUSES in Brynymsr Terraee. Unexpired term of lease 94 yeais, subject to ground rent of 43 8e etch tier annnm. For further particulars apply at T. J. Price & Co.'s. W70 TO be LET, very Extensive and Commodious BUSINESS PREMISES, in High-street, Swansea. To a suitable party a term of Lease can be arranged for. Ap, ily to T. J. Priee &Co. (late Price, Jenkins and Co.), Col- lege Chambers, College-street, Swansea. 6257 PRELIMINARY NOTICE. The date of the undermentioned Sale is po tponed until further notice. 18, Trafa.gar-terraco, Swarsea. MESSRS LEWIS and SON have been instructed to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION on the above remises (Hate of sale in future advertisement?), under the rower of a Bill of Sale. the whole of the well-preserved HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BEDS, BEDDING, and EFFECTS of Mr Jo-eph Hamilton Cox, comprising cottage pianoforte (by Stoddard), mahogany secret aiy, ditto eheffionere, walnut and mahogany couches, ditto easy and other chairs, upholstered in hair-cloth, leather, and damask; mahogany, dining, loo, occasional, and other tables time-pieces under glass shades, pier-glasses, oil paintings and other pictures, ornaments, and a quantity of books, Brussels and other carpets, hearth-rugs, fenders and fire- irons, mahogany wardrobe, ulate-glass panels; ditto chest of drawers, ditto marble-top washtitands and ware, ditto toilet tables and glasses, feather beds and bedding, wool mattresses, palliasses, bedsteads in iron and wood, 8-day clock, electro- plated articles, d nner and tea services, the usual kitchen and culinary utensils, and other effects too numerous to particu- larise. Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock. No Reserve. Auctioneers' Offices. Calrert-street. Swan »«- 7076 ,1),Ublic Roticto. "JJNIVERSITY (CAMBRIDGE) EXTENSION. LAST LECTURE OF THE COURSE ON GEOLOGY, BY W. J. SOLLAS, ESQ., B.A., F.G.S. Subject:—"The History of the World from its Birth to its Decay." TOWN HALL, TUESDAY, 25TH INST., At Eight o'clock. Admission Is.. or by Course Ticket. The last class will be held on Monday. April 24th. 7144 REGIMENTAL ORDERS by Lieut.-Colonel It PAGE, commanding 3rd Glamorgan Artillery Volunteers. Cardiff, 22 d April, 187f. I.-Commanding Officer's Parade on Thursday, at 7.30 p.m. Full uniform, Officers' Patrol Jackets. Baud to attend. 2.—Gun Drill on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Carbine and Co anpany Drill on Tuesday and Saturday, at 7.30. (Satur- day at 7.30 p m.) Recruit Gun and Carbine Drill every evening at the same time. S.—Practice for Trumpeters on Tuesday and Friday, at 7.30 p.m. The Trumpet-Major to attend. 4.—I Battery, Penarth. Guo and Carbine Drill every evening at 7 p.m. (Saturday excepted.) 5.—For duty during the ensuing week:—Captain Pratt, Lieutenant Trayes, Surgeon Vachell, Sergeant George, Corporal Pulleu, Bombardier Wilks, Trumpeter Walters. By order, (Signed) W. PITMAN, Captain and Adjutant. THE MERC i N TILE MARINE OUTFIT- TING COMPANY (LIMITED). Incorporated under the Company's Acts of 1812 and 1867, by which the liability of Shareholders is limited to their shares. Capital-AlO,000 in 1,000 Shares of JSIO each. Payable-Zl per Share on application, L2 per Share on allotment, and the balance as required by instalments not exceeding .£2 per Share at intervals of not less than three months. Applications may be made for Shares to be paid in full upon which a discount of 6 per cent will be allowed. If no allot- ment is made deposits will be returned in full. DIRECTORS. Mr WM. THOMAS RAPER, Temperance Hotsi, Westgate-street. Cardiff. s Mr JOSEPH PAYNE, Cabinet Maker, Crockherbtown, Cardiff. Mr JAMES STYLES, Shipbroker, Primavesl-chambers. Bute Docks, Cardiff. Mr ROBERT LEE, Steamship Owner, 16, Mount Stuart-square, Cardiff. Mr NATHANIEL BERRY, Merchant, 76, Crockherbtown Cardiff. BANEBRS. The WEST OF ENGLAND and SOUTH WALES DISTRICT BANK, Bute Docks, Cardiff, and at the several Branches. SOLICITOR. Mr JOHN HENRY EVANS, Cardiff. MAMAGSR AND SALESMAN. Mr H. SPLATT, Cardiff. SECRETARY. Mr J. A. HOGa, Cardiff. REGISTERED OFYICK No. 20, QUAY-STREET, HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF. PLACII OF BUSIN¡;;SS. CJSSARIA CHAMBERS, STUART-STREET, CARDIFF. PROSPECTUS. I This Company is formed for the purpore of purchasing direct from the manufacturers and supplying shipowners, shipmasters, and others, with every description of seamen's wearing apparel, and other ready-made goods, as well as the material in lengths, and other necessaries, of good quality and at reasonable rates, for export or home use. The advantages this Company offer are such as to ensure the confidence of customers, ai it will enable them to reali e a fair profit for their goods in foreign countries, which hitherto they have been unab e to do owing to the extreme high prices gene- rally charged. It is therefore expected that the Company will receive the special support of Shipowners and Shipmasters, as it is chiefly formed to protect their interests in purchasing their blop chest, or goods for exportation. Ths Company will be in a position to give terms for the voyage on the usual conditions of insurance covering the amount of each purchase. It is more than probable that the profits accruing from the Company's undertaking, after selling at a moderate price, will from the extensivo connection the manager has with owners and shipmasters, leave a large dividend, and it i. expected that at least 10 per cent. will be declared for the first ha f-year. It is intended that the Company will purchase the goods for cash, and this will add considerably to the profits. Extensive premises, situate at the corner of Stuirt-street and George-street, opposite the Pier Head, Docks, Cardiff, a most advantageous position, have been secured, where a large business CHi at once be opened and placed in working order in the course of a month. The Company have been fortunate in securing the services of Mr Splatt, as manager and salesman, and he having had upwards of 20 years experience entirely among Shipmasters, has, therefore, a large connection, which will be given to the Company without any compensation. Theee arrangements will enable the Company to commence the bnsi- ness without the usual large outlay asked for goodwilL Application for shares must be made per annexed form, but no application will be entertained unless the deposit of Li per share be paid on the number applied for. Should no allot- ment be made, the deposit will be returned without any deduc- tion. THE MERCANTILE MARINE OUTFITTING COMPANY (LIMITED). Foim of Ai plication for Shares. (To be Retained by the Company's Bankers.) To the Directors of the MERCANTILE NAmNig Ourrrmiro COMPANY (Limited). GENTLEMEN, Having paid to your Bankers the sum of A being deposit of £1 per Share on this my application for Shares of ClO each in the MERCANTILE MARINX OUTFITTING CoMPANT (Limited), I request you to allot me these number of Shares, and I agree to accept the same or any less number you may allot me, and to pay the sum of 42 per Share on allotment thereof, and all future calls made in accordance with the terms of tie Prospectus, and to become a Member of the Company, subject to the Memorandum and Articles of Association and request that my name may be placed on the Register of Members, in respect of the Shares allotted to me. Name in full Address Occupation — j ^j" j.atey —i876 Signature — N.B.—Share Certificates will be issued in exchange for Re- ceipts of fully paid-up Shares. 7143 THE BRYNMAWR FOUNDRY. -L ENGINEERING, AND WAGON CO. (LIMITED). Capital, 910,000, divided into 1,000 Shares of E10 each. Deposit — £ 1 per Share L2 on Allotment; and the remainder as required. DIRECTORS Mr. G. HICKS, BRYNMAWR. Mr. E. MORGAN, NANTYGLO. Mr J. WAKEFIELD, BRYNMAWR, Mr G. GEORGE, TREDEGAR, AND G. W. WALTERS, Eq, J.P., BRYNMAWR. BANKERS: THE WEST OF ENGLAND & SOUTH WALES DISTRICT BANK, BRYNMAWR. SOLICITOR: Ur A. J. DAVID. NEWPORT (Mon.) SECRETARY: Mr J. DAVIES, BANK CHAMBERS, NEWPORT (HOD.) PROSPECTUS. This Company is formed with a view of purchasing from the present Proprietor, the VULCAS FOUNDRY, BRYNMAWR, which is held under a Lease, expiring in1934, from the Duke of Beaufort subject to a Ground Rent of £ 10 per annum, for the purpose of carrying on the business now earned 0n there, and for develop- ing and further improving it. The Property, which is most eligibly situated for ^he Business projected by this Company, was erected by the present Proprietor only a very short time ago. It is now purchased with a view to the busine^ S extendeJ. a"dit affords used to meet thf increasing demands of the district for the various casting machinery, engmeermg work^ and wagon manufacturiL and repairing, which the Company has taken powers to carry 5f. Since tbe erection of the works a very lucrative business has been carried on, and it is confidently believed hv thA nrnmAfara of this company (all of whom are loLl me^fthlt a, CS a business may be developed as any in South Wales. Special attention has been given to the wagon department, there bein? ",° w,thin considerable distance of the place. The Vendor has agreed to invest the greater part of his fnr'Jho which « » guarantee, in a great Sim seenrfidnn ^UCCeSS J the undertaking and his services have been secured on'very moderate terms, to assist in carrying on unusMl^^nt i8 wel1 situated for trade, and has ^e9«OT, railway accommodation. The London fntT, t ninning alongside of it, has a siding Works. There is also a means of communication with the Monm nithahiro p The Property has been purchased upon the basis of a valuation SI? W J^R STEEL, C.E., of Newport, who speaks of it MI Well and, conveniently situated for trade and obtaining material. at rates which will compare favourably with any other Foundries in the district," and he is of opinion That if <( alterations and improvements be made, a profitable business may be carried on, under careful and judicious manaae- tnent." Care has been taken in the selection of Directors (including the Managing Director) to secure thoroughly practical and busi- ness men to undertake the management, and to have local men, so as to carry on the undertak ng at the smallest possible expense. Those who have been selected are men who have every interest in making the undertaking: a complete success, and ali far as in their power lies are determined to do so. The Public are therefore assured that the most implicit confidence may be placed in the undertaking. Prospectuses and Forms of Application may be obtained of the Directors, Bankers, Solicitor, or Secretary of the Company. 7005 CARDIFF SKATING RINK. THE FIRST SKATING RINK Will be OPENED ON MONDAY, APRIL t40th, 1876. At the ALBERT HALL (Late VICTORTA ROOMS.) Admission, One Shilling. Skates, Sixpence extra. HOURS OF ADMISSION V 11 &.m. to 1 p.m. 2.30 p.m. to 6 p.m.; 7 p.m. to 10.30 p.m. 80X0 7060 ublit J'totittø. 4 CARDIFF TOWN MISSION AND BIBLE c WOMEN'S MISSION. ^i,e ab«v,' S>:ieties will bs held in the IOWN HALL ^Crew.i C.,uit> lO-MORKOW (TUESDAY! Evenin" llext 25th last. The char will be taken at 7.30 p.m. by JOHN l>AVll £ S, 10. AddreFe, wiJl be dehverù by sev- r.i ministers and gentle, men, as w,-ii as by the Agents for the 'J'own Miaqjon. The usual colleciiori will be m1.de in ai of the Funds. 7147 QARDIFF WORKSHOPS FOK THE BLIND. A BAZAAR of FANCY WORK, in aid of. he s^ove Benevolent Institution, will be held at the TOWN H.-vLb, CARDIFF on WEDNESDAY, 26th, and THURSDAY, 27th APRIL, 1876, com- mencing each day at Eleven o'clock a.m and closing at Ten o'clock p.m. Amongst otliei attractions there will be a large assortme it of French Fancy Baskets, Toys for Children, and Flowers in Pjts. Admission Is, Children 6d, to Four o'clock p.m. after which the prices will be 6d and 3d. 293S—7028 JYJONMOUTHSHIRE AND SOUTH WALES PERMANENT BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a SPECIAL GENERA MEETING of thg, Members will be held at the Society's Office No. 6, Dock-street, NEWPORT, Mou., on MONDAY, the 1st da of MAY, at Seven o'clock p.m., lor the purpose of considering and adopting certain ADVANTAGEOUS AMENDMENTS of the Rules of the Socieiy. All Members are earnestly requested to attend. By order, April 20th, 1876. HARSE & BROWN, Secretaries R HYMNEY RAILWAY COMPANY. £5 PER CENT. PREFERENCE SHARES OF 187S. The Directors of the Rhymney Railway Company are ureDare# to receive TENDERSfrom the publicfora certain number rfthe £ 10 £ 5 per cent. PREFERENCE SHARtS of 1873, ofthenominJ amount of ACIO each, on payment upon allotment of Zg 58 pel share, being a discount of seven and a half ptr cent. Forms of application for these shares may be obtained from the undersigned. pc .-f. A il la7R JOHN B. SHAND, Secretary, Cardiff, April, 1876. 2996 6996 HOW TO MAKE £ 3,000 PER TKAR" WtEH £ 1,000 CAPITAL, BY FARMING IN AMERICA. For particulars, &c., call upon, or address, THE AMERICAN LAND COMPANY 138, FLEET-STREET, LONDON. pROFITABLEF ARMING-IN AMERICA, WHERE TO GO, AND WHAT TO DO, For particulars, &c., call upon, or address, THE AMERICAN LAND COMPANY 138. FLEKT-STREET, LONDON, 3058 —— V. li.-P'ami,,g in Canada.—V.R. T0 TENANT FARMERS. -There is no clan J- to which Canada Offers a better field than to the Tenant Farmers of Great Britain and Ireland who are anxious to cha' gf SoiL* conc*luon Leaseholders to that of owneas of the eanilAia. is comparatively so close to Eug.and (Liverpool to Quebec being the shortest sea ^afsage to America, avera e 96 days;,and t.ie means of int^rco jimunicalion are so numerous and expeditious, that w.thiu a few years ,t is not unreasonable to expect Uixt toe Dominion wi I suppJy tÍle home market with farm produce as readily as did Ireland twentv yeirs ago. and with far more profit to the producer, ihe superiority of CamS Dairy produce has now been fuily e-taWifhei The Winter Wheat of Ontario, exh bited at the Paris World'a the J *t. tne Fail- sTowm Boston, U.S., m 1SJ3, the largest ever h Id, Canada took the first prize for eut-door haldy grapes aud plums, and MX medals for peaches, peaw, «c., m competition with each and all of the States of the American Union. Thegrowihand success of Stock Farming in the Diminionis demonstrated by the laige demand from them for highbred Eng. lish stock, the faces of the leadmgbuyersof the former countiy,liks ths Honourables G. Brown ard Cochiane, and Messrs. $one, Snell, Hood, Hope, Craig, and Otfiel s, or their repre antattvfa being now familiar to farmers at all the bofct exhibitions and sales of prize stock in Great Britain. Importations fr, "m Canada of live stock and fresh mt:t't have recently been made and atten- ded with no little pecuniary success. Improved Farms, with Dwellings and Farm Buildings, can be purchased at prices ranging from £4 and upwards per acre, according to quality, &,c., or for the amount required to carry on a leased Farm in Great Bsibain. FREti GRANTS of rough, uncleared, but f rst-class Land, of from 100 to 200 acres,'may be obtained of the various Pro* vincial Governments, with additions in some cases for grown-up children. ASSISTED, ALMOST AMOUNTING TO FREE, PASSAGES, are granted to Farm Labourers and Domestic Sr-rants. The Agents of the Government in Canada will iurniah trust- worthy imformation as to Lands opeu for Settlement in their ree- pective Provinces and Districts, ana Farm for Sale, Ac. Further information may be obtained, with descriptive pamph lets, maps, &c., gratis, on application to Canada Governmeu Buildinus, King-street, Westminster, london, S.W. 1155 280 igtuders aud Contracts. TO BUILDERS AND OO THACTORS. The Working Committee 0: the Miskin Building Society Mountain *sh, are invit ng TENDERS for tiie ERECTION of fiA WORKMEN'S COTTAGES. Plans and Specifications to be seen at No. 15, Glyngwyn-street, Mountain Ash. Tenders to be sent in not later than the 26 h inst., addressed "The Workmen's Committee," 16, Glyngwyn-street, Miskin, Mountain Ash. The Committee do not bind themse ves to accept the lowest er any tender. 7142 T C) BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS: TENDERS for the RE-ERECTION of Nebo Baptist Chapel, Ystrad Rhondda, will be received on or before THURSDAY. May the 4th, by the Rev J. Rufus Williams, Sunny Cottage, Ystrad Rhondda, nea Pontypridd, at whose house the plans and specifications may be inspected from the 24th to the 29th inst. The lowest tender not necessarily accepted. 7140 s WANSEA CRICKET OLUB. TENDERS WANTED for the exclusive CATERING for the Season 1876, to include Sports, all Matches, &c. Tenders to be sent in on or before FRIDAY. the 28th inst., to 7155 C. C. CHAMBERS, Hon. Sec. rjio BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. TENDERS wanted for Building CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL at Tynewydd, Ogmore Vale. Plans and Specifications to be sees at Mr J. Jones, Blaenogwr Farm, Ogmore Valley, to whom Tenders must be t-ent on or before MAY 6th, 1876. The Com- mittee do not bind themselves to any tender. T 0 BUILDERS AND. CONTRACTORS. TENDERS for the RE-ERECTION of Nebo Baptist Chapel, Ystrad Rhondda, will be received on or before THURSDAY, May the 4th, by the Rev. J. Rufus illiams. Sunny Cottage, Ystrad Rhondda, near Pontypridd, at whose house the plans and speci. ficiltion may be inspected, from the 24th to the 2Vth inst. The lowes, tender not necessarily accepted. fOGS rr 0 B U L D E R S. Persons desirous of sending in TENDERS for the ENLARGE- MENT of Messrs W. Prioe and Sons' PREMISES, St. Mary- Street Car Jiff, can see the Plans and Specification at my Office, where the Tenders must be sent, not later than One p.m. on THORSDAY, the 27th April, 1876. The lowest or any Tender will not necessarilj be accepted. F. CUTLAN, Architect. Swim-chambers, Cardiff. 7044 TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. JL PRELIMINARY NOTICE. TENDERS will be required for tha erection of EXTENSIVE BUSINESS PREMISES and HES1DENCE at Haverfordwest, Pembrokesbire, for Messrs Ellis alld Co., Wholesale Grocers and General Merchants. Plans and Specifications may be seen on and after the 1st May, either at the site of proposed works, Potter's-place, Haver. fordwest, or at my office. Bills of quantities are in course of preparation, aid will be supp led upon application for same being accompanied br a deposit of half-.i-yuinea, to be returned on receipt of bona fide Tender. Applications for Bills of Quantities to be made not later than the 4th of May. The lowest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted. W. GASKELL, Aichiteet, 16, Crockherbtown,' Cardiff. April 12 h, 1876. ^7087 (A CARDj. MR. JOHJS FOLEY, RAILWAY POINT CROSSING MAKER, No. 47 ARCH, OYSTERMOUTH-ROAD, SWANSEA. N.B.—All Orders by Pi s' or oh rw se. promptly attended to. 6998 J M. HAIME, COAL MERCHANT, Will Supply FARMERS and OTHERS with THE BEST LARGE HOUSE COAL From his TRUCKS at the TAFF VALE HAIL WAY STATION AT A VERY LOW PRICE. Apply to his Age4, ISAAC RUTTER, um TAFF VALE RAILWAY STATION MR