Advertising|1878-12-02|South Wales Daily News

L; QUARTERS, 4d to 8d. UNDERCUT, 9d. UTTON, 6d to 8d per lb., 40 CARCASES. 15 Cwt. Llanboidy FRESH BUTTER, in lib. .Rolls, Is 3d. This is the best Butter made. lliO TUBS good Canadian, 9d. COM.MON BUTTER, 6,1 per lb. ^ESE, good, 4d; Medium, 5d Finest new, 7d. Q-EORGE gOPKINS, AMERICAN MARKET, HAYES. CARDIFF. IIRB CHOB VANS. GOODS REMOVED, by Road Or Rail, EFFICIENTL Y. EXPEDITIOUSLY. ECONOMICALLY. lies, w WOOD BROS., NV7EST CANAL WHARF. CAARIFF. 5820 #Uipillimg W. Y. EDWARDS ■ fff^ TT CAliliKF and NEW YORK ,Th:AllSHll' LISE: towsr lilfct cIass Steamers of this Line will sail as fol- Ws:- FROM CARDIFF TO NEW YORK, RHIW1NDDA," 8,000 tons.SATURDAY, Dec. 14. gUEOLA," 2.300 tor.3.SATURDAY, Jan. 4. BHEUBINA," 2,500 tons. To follow. „ FROM NEW YORK TO CARDIFF. RHEOLA," 2,300 tons.SATURDAY, Dec. 14. .HIWIKDDA," 3,000 tons.SATURDAY, Jan. 4. **HEUBINA," 2.500 tons. To follow. e&0UGH BILLS OF LADING for all classes of Eh»i an(l PARCELS to and from the inland towns in juftSpd, and places in the WESTERN STATES of IOTV5,1c'a and CANADA, including CHICAGO, St pYVJf. MILWAUKEE, St PAUL'S, TOLEDO, BUF- DETROIT, TORONTO, &c, &c, in conjunction tea.- Erie, Great Western of Canada, Lake Shore,and ?"i! Southern Railway Companies. W. Y EDWARDS, Cardiff and Newport; TURNER, EDWARDS, AND CO., Bristol; 'iit-nr *'• P- BULLEY, 51, South-street New lork. 5824 -J" STEAlTBETWE ICN /"CARDIFF, SWANSEA, vy BELFAST, GREENOCK, & ^Siggi^gj^ GLASGOW, lo y aI °st lloute for Goods to the Novtb of Ireland, and C1 Parts of Scotland Screw Steam-ships AVON, C .y.t in Fr. AILSA, Evans; SEVERN, Captain Mills; and PRIN- lo "? ALEXANDRA, Captain Huckman are intended Goods and Passengers, with liberty to tow #J?sist vessels (unless prevented by cirumstances), \?U°W3, in the month of DECEMBER •— EAST BUTE DOCK BASIN, CARDIFF: 11 7 „ CARDIFF TO BELFAST AND GLASGOW. U 3 p.m. 21 Saturday 3 p.m. ■-Wurday 6 p.m. 23 Saturday 6 p.m. 3 T FROM BELFAST TO CARDIFF. lg i^esday 4 p.m. j 17 Tuesday 4 p.m. Tuesday 1 p.m. f 24 Tuesday 1 p.m- Tuesday 31 4 p.m I x. GLASGOW TO CARDIFF VIA BELFAST, a v:on^ay 2 p.m. 16 Monday 2 p.m 100(1 ay 2 D.m. I 23'Monday. 2 p.m Monday 30 — 2 p.m. BOM No. 1 SHED, SOUTH DOCK, SWANSEA: 4 ^SWANSEA TO BELFAST AND GLASGOW U _.ne8day 6 p.m. IS Wednesday 6 p.m. Wednesday 5 p.m. 26 Wednesday 5 p.m. 8 BELFAST TO SWANSEA. 13 £ rf?a* • 5 p.m. 20 Friday 5 p.m ftday j p.m. 27 Friday. 2 p.m. & TVGLASG0W to SWANSEA, VIA BELFAST. IS ^Ursday 2 p.m. 119 Thursday 2 p.m -fnursday 2 p.m. £ 6 Thursday 2 p.m, *»oods are required 'to be alongside ONE HOUR before Jertised time of sailing. ARBS._ Belfast: Cabin, 17s 6d Deck, 10s. Green- or Qlassow: Cabin, 20s: Deck, 12s Cd; Soldiers or 10s. urn Tickets issued at Fare-and-a-half, available for Mouth. bAt^ply in Glasgow to William Sloan & Co.; Qrecnocb, to n J?1 Lindsay & Co.; Belfast, to Robert Hender- •ea. ♦ ^on > Bristol, to Mark Whitwill and Son Swan- 13. M. Jones & Brother; Newport, to R. Burton J and in Cardiff to ) E. TAYLOR & CO., so, Bute-street, Docks. \Qaruiff, Decsmber, 1878. 31648 \X7EITE STAR LINE „ XV ROYAL A UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS. LIVERPOOL to NEW YORK, for. to all parts of the United States and VKjUdti, Tuesv well-known magnificent steamers are appointed Ssaii weekly as under, carrying Her Majesty's and the Steles mails '— Adriatlo — Thursday, Dec. 5 Bntannic Thursdav. Dec. 12 Republic Tuesday. Dee. 17 Germanic nrandsr. Dec. 26 ». From QUEEN8TOWN nerttJay. I^r! constructed in «even water-tSfht Compartments. •l^Ve passage 8i Jars in summer, 9J days in winter. "Pcndid vessels combine the hjgne& speed and are unsurpassed In their attractions to Pas ns and State-rooms amidships, luxuriously CjJwned. Piai os, libraries, elecric bells, battwooms, Th r, shop, &e. Steerages are unusually spacious, well;v £ ffP^lat^d, and warmed, and Passengers of this class eWe the utmost Civility and attention. Stewaraesses attend the women and children. rvtjPP'y to BARNES, GUTHRIE, and CO., Bute Docks, 0?SS to F. LOVETT, Windsor Hotel, Pe^tt. near gfUff; GEO BEVAN, 8wansea; EDWARD PHILLIPS, j £ e«* HiTl? EbVw Vale; John Cppejwi^ l2t?OT5^h- Er^Ct, Mfi'rtiiyr; Messrs Ilarse ana Brown* Newport, 522: J H. Coirnop and Son, Brynmawr; James 8 Tredegar or to ISMAY, IMRIE, and to., R^UNABD ROYAL MAIL aMKmcv STEAMERS. ■MILL LIVERPOOL TO !iEW YORK AND BOSTON VERY THURSDAY AND SATURDAY. jJJjUs Company has been established for Forty Years, pJz "J noted for its safety and comfort for all classes of 78eng0rs. ^Pp'y to D. and C. MACIYER, Liverpool. ^^ve Agents wanted In Cardiff and District. 19 AMERI -CAN LINE. UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS LIVERPOOL TO PHILADELPHIA, EVERY WEDNESDAY. <*iist-clas9, full-powered Iron Steamships. Accommo- r*uon for passenger* equal to any European Line. Pas> "JBgers and goods landed at Philadelphia on the Wharf ? the Pennsylvania Railroad. This is the shortest and °*»t route to the West. „ „ 'T «»Appiy to RICHABBSOH, SFBUCB, and Co., 17 ana 19, i*«*er-stre«t. Liverpool; JONES BROS, and Co, Bute yockB, Cardiff: Jiass ATRB, 162, Bute-road, Cardiff; J,0* Bros and Co., Dock-street, Newport; Room JOKBJ, tt*b-street, Pontypridd; TILKST and Co., Abertilto^ A jr ALLAN L I H B. AMERICA. AMERICA. HALIFAX, CANADIAN, AND UNITED STATES MAIL. > Composed of Twenty First-claas Stoamen. fSSJing LIVERPOOL every THURSDAY, and LONDON* every FRIDAY, /or HALIFAX, QUEBEC, £ 2?TLAND, and BALTIMORE. Through Tickets to "OSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, and to all Points in Canada and the States, Fares and excellent Accommodation. Passengers who secure their Tickets before leaving ;on>e are met at the Railway Station by an appointed *gent 0f the Company, who takes charge of them until go on board the steamer. „ The Canadian Government grants Assisted Passages by Allan Line. • „ yrite tor the Pamphlet •« Lord Duferin m Mamiteba." Apply to Allan Brothers and Co., Liverpool or London, ■erry; or t« a. Bird, 4«, Bute-street, Cardiff; T. J. •use, 7, Temple-strMt, Swansea; V. Foley, Foley's Hotel, Peath; D. S. Thomas. British Schools. Llandovery: «. f^i.oii Locke, 10, Great Dock-street, and John Young, T^ew Packet Wharf, Newport. Mon. 4929 — Wm$. K LBERT CHAMBERS 0OFFEE J^OOMS, -IT. MARY STREET, CARDIFF, (Next door but two to the Royal Hotel.) MR. N. "LAWRENCE Begs to announce that it is his intention shortly to OPEN tbe above premises as a first-class COFFEE PALACE AND CLUB. where refreshments of the best quality, and superior accommodation will be supplied at a Moderate Tariff. Connected with the Refreshment Rooms will be a HEADING ROOM, where Books and Newspapers will be Provide the use ot all Visitors. The. ill also be a spacious BILLIARD ROOM, and Ml tv conveniences of a first-class CLUB HOUSE. Or l/JSien desirous of forming a committee tor the »IQihment of & Club are requested to apply at once. V Note the sddi ess ALBERT CHAMBERS COFFEE ROOMS, 39727 ST, MlRY-STREET, CARDIFF, (Next door but two to the Royal Hotep SHIP AND PILOT HOTEL WINE & SPIRIT VAULTS, JAMES-STREET, DOCKS. CARDIFF. JOSEPH WILTON Jegs respectfully to inform his friends and the ababi- tants of Cardiff and the neighbourhood that he has taken the above business, lately carried on by Mr Abraham Southwood, and hopes by strict attention to busiBess to teerit a share of their patronage. CHOICE WINES AND SPIRITS. BASS AND ALLEOPP'S PALE AND DURTom ALES ON DBAUQHT AND BOTTLB. CIGARS OF THE BEST BRAND. Wholesale Department adjoining the Luncheon Bar, Aonrt Stuart Sqnanv 7007—8? 105 AUCTION APPOINTMENTS. Messrs BEYNON and HUGHES. Ubrses, Carriages, Harness, &c.. at Swausca Dec 3 Household Furniture, &c., at Swansea ..Dec. 4 Furniture, kc., at Swansea Dec. 6 Boilers, Machinery, &c., at Swansea u, .Dec. 12 Mr ELIAS H. DA VIES. Leasehold Property, at Trealaw Dec. 3 Family Residence, at Pent re Dec. 23 Leasehold Property Jan& Feb Messrs ALFRED DOBELL & Co. Cargo of Timber, at Cardiff Dec 11 Mr H. C. EMERY. filectro-silvei Plate, &c., at Cardfff Dec. 3 & 4 Mr T. E. GEORGE. Dwelling-houses, at Blackwood Dec. 12 Messrs GCNN and JONES. Freehold Residence, at Llandaf Dec. 12 Mr JAMES HALL. Ironmongers Stock, Furniture, &c, at Brecon Dec. 7 Messrs R. JONES and SON. Stock, at Bridgend Dec. 2 Mr JOHN M. LEEDER Carriages, Horse, and Harness, at Glyn Dderwcn..Dec. 2 Oriental & English Antique China,&c,at Swansea.. Dec. 3 Lace Goods, at Swansea December 5 and 6 Pure-bred Ayrshire cows, at Swansea Dec. 7 The Cwmllvnfell Colliery, at Swansea Dec. 10 Mr DANIEL PHILLIPS. Building Plant, &c, at Swansea Dec. 4 Mr E. T. LEWI?. Wines and Spirits, at Bristol Dec 5 Household Furniture, &c Dec. 9 Messrs MUNN and KE^NARD. Furniture, &c, at Cardiff Auction Rooms Dec. 2 Messrs SHORT & DUNN Hull of the barque Pauline, at Cardiff D 2 Messrs STEPHENSON, ALEXANDER, & CO. Lace Goods, at Cardiff Dec 3 & 4 Contnict ,r's Plant, Machirery, See., at Cymmar.Dcc 5 Timber and Coppice Wood, at Cardiff Dec. 7 Messrs TRIBE, CLARKE, and CO. Timber Merchant's Trade Plant, at Abergavenny ..Dec. 6 Messrs WILLIAMS & WILLIAMS. Household Furniture and Effects, at Cardiff Dec. 2 SALE TO-MORROW QUEEN'S CHAMBERS, CROCKHERBTOWN, CARDIFF. TO HOTEL KEEPERS. HEADS OF FAMILIES, MIL- LINERS, SHOPKEEPERS, AND OTHERS. IMPORTANT SALE. MESSRS. STEPHENSON, ALEX- JjT.I. ANDER, & CO., have received instructions from a Nottingham House to SELL by Al CTION, in the above Rooms, on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, December 3rd and 4th, a large consignment of NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, Of the very latest designs, from real Guipure, Honiton, Maltese, Floral and Rare Old English Laces, embracing almost every size, quality, and description made. Together with a large quantity of LACE ANTIMACASSARS, TOILETS. STAND. TABLE AND Bi D COVERS, Also a variety of WINDOW VALANCES, SHORT BLINDS, &c. Each day at 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. punctually. A few of the latest Patterns will be exhibited in the rooms, and with the Goods will be on view mornings of Sale from 9 o'clock. Catalogues can be had ffom the Auctioneers, Queen's Chambers, Cardiff. 39696 LLYNVI AND OGMORE RAILWAY, NORTHERN EXTENSION, CYMMEK, GLYNCORRWG, NEAR MAESTEG. Important and Unreserved Sale of Contractor's Plant, Horses. Materials, and Stores. MESSRS. STEPHENSON, ALEX- ANDER and Co., are instructed by Mr William Hanson, who has completed his contract, to SELL by AUCTION, without reserve, on THURSDAY, December 5th, 1873, the whole of the valuable PLANT, MACHINERY, MATERIALS, HORSES, STORES, TOOLS, and EFFECTS, Used in the construction of this railway, comprising 8-horse power portable steam engine, 1 Mnch cylinder, 12-inch stroke, by C ayton and Shuitleworth, Lincoln; 7-feet pan mortar mill by Charles Powis and Co.. of London; 40 feet of new 5-inch belting, about 50 tons of contractors' temporary rails, from 221b to 401b per yard. the greater part of which are in good condition 20 3-yard cube earth waggons, 4ft 8iin gauge, with wrought iron wheels, equal to new 20 1-yard cube ditto, 3ft gauge 4 side ana end tipping ditto, 2ft gauge; rail and stbna trollies, about 1,000 temporary sleepers, 6 Scotch tip-carts, 6-ton timber drag, by Hayes and Son, of Stamford; waggon carriage, 4 dobbin carts, 30ft goliah gantry with 5-ton crab winch, travelling ditto, with self-acting gear and 10-ton crab, by Row- sord, Drew, and Co, of London; 2-ton Scotch derrick cran'c and pole, 2-ton quarry ditto, patent injector, screwing tackle, double and single purchase crab winches, chafTcutter, corn bins, tool chests, large water tank, iron piping, pumps and shutes, permanent straining posts, sets of pulley blocks, sling, grip, and other chains, picks, shovels, platelayers' and quarry tools, ladders, wheel- barrows, planks, and odd timber, oils, paints, nails, and other stores, several pairs of forge bel ows, tools, anvils, and vices, about 20 tons'of wrought and cast IrOll scrap, wheels and axles, asphalte furnace and boiler, old verti- cal boiler, the whole of the OFFICE FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, including iron safe (by Whitefield). cop., ing letter presses, deal dCHks, chairs, lr awing and other tables, four large wooden huts with fittings, office, stable, work- shop, and other buildings. Als), three capital and strong Cart Horses, 12 sets of trace aud shaft harness, two sad. dies and bridles. For the convenience of persons attending the tale, a Special Train will run from Maesteg to the Works upon the arrival of the 9.37 a.m. train, returning in time to meet the 6.25 p.m. train for Bridgend. Intending pur- chasers should avail themselves of the opportunity of going by the Special Train, as it will be found difficult to get to the Works by any other way. ::je:vf:,ctIYaat¿;CkbalJr8, Luncheon will be provided at a nommal charge, which will be returned to purchasers of iC2 and up- wards. Descriptive catalogues are in preparation, and may be had upon application to the Auctioneers one week pre- vious to the sale. Queen's Chambers, Cardiff. 39745-7071 TO TIMBER MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. MESSRS STEPHENSON, ALEXAN- DER and CO. are instructed to SELL by AUCTION,'at the Queen's Hotel, Cardiff, on SATUR. DAY, the 7th day of December next, at Three o'clock p.m., the following TIMBER AND COPPICE WOOD, Situate in the parishes of St. Andrew's and Merthyr Dovau, in the county of Glamorgan:- LOT 1,—About 14 acres of Coppice Wood, chiefly Ash, (hoop and hurdle stuff) and other Timber, called the Big Wood, Great Boynhill Farm, in the parish of Merthyr Do van. LOT 2.-About 3 acres of Fir and Ash Timber, chiefly Larch, of 50 years' growth, on the BalDftfarm; LOT 3. About 3 acres of Coppice Wood, called the Upper Bryndown Wood, situate in the parisU* of St. Andrew's. LOT 4. About three acres of Coppice Wood, called the Shortland Wood, in the pariah of SL Andrews, together with 1 acre and 1 rood of Coppice Wood, called Pentam Pike Wood, in the same parish. LOT 5. About 1 acre and 2 roods of Coopice Wood, called Lower Bryndown Wood, together with 2 acres or thereabouts of.Sycamore, Birch, Ash, and Larch of 40 to 50 years growth, being part of the West TwmkiJ Wood, in the parish of St. Andrew's. The tenant at Great Brynbill will sbow lots 1 and 2, and the other lots will be shown by Richard Howells, gamekeeper to Major Lee, at Dynas Powis. 7074 Queen's Chambers, Cardiff, N'jv. 12, 1878. 39721 TO TIMBER MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. LLANFOIST, ABERGAVENNY. MESSRS TRIBE, CLARKE, and CO. 1 w I have received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, without reserve, on the Premises, at Llanfoist, on FRI- DAY, the eth December, the whole of the MACHINERY, TRADE PLANT, AND STOCK-IN- TRADE, of Mr James Williams, Timber Merchant. The Machinery comprises a 10 h.p. portable steam engine (Clayton and Shuttleworth's Patent), single- li der, 14-inch stroke, 66-inch flywheel, with 48 feet driving band; also a patent circular saw bench (C. Powis and Son), 6ft by 3ft, with 18in, 24in, and two 30in saws. The Stock-in-trade consists of oak, beecb, and walnut timber in baulk, deals, scantling, match boards, Norway scaffold poles, laths, fencing stakes, iron axle pulleys butt hinges, flies, &c. The Trade P ant includes 3 carpenterB benches, 3 ladders, timber carriage, &c, together with the materials comprising the shops and sheds. ALso a black CART HORSE and PONY, with HAR- NESS. The lots may be viewed on the day prior to and on the morning of the sale, which will commence punctually at One o'clock p.m. «. Farther particulars may be obtained on application to Messrs Daltons, Spencer, and Corbett, Solicitors, Cardiff, or to the Auctioneers. 4, Crockherbtown, Cardiff, goth November, 1878. 39770 SALE THIS DAY. CARDIFF AUCTION ROOMS, CHURCH-STREET. MESSRS MUNN and KENNARD will offer for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, on MONDAY, December 2nd, 1878, at 2.30 p.m, a quantity of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AND OTHER EFFECTS, which have been consigned to them for sale, comprising pier glasses, suites in velvet and American cloth, tables, chairs, bedsteads, carpets, hearthrugs, spring mattress, chest of drawers, iron safe, pianoforte, &c. &c. 39812 N.B.—Sale of T. ovislons on Wednesday next, at Three. SALE THIS DAY. SHORT NOTICE. TO PARTIES FURNISHING AND OTHERS. 1 BROADWAY, JtOATH, CARDIFF. IK. li ESSRS WILLIAMS and WILLIAMS 1VL are instructed to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on MONDAY Next, December 2, 1878, all the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Consisting of hair seated couch and sofa, mahogany loo and. other tables, cbeffonniere, hair-seated and other chairs, iron bedsteads, palliates, beds, mahogany chest of drawers, marhle top waslistand, clocks, fenders, irons, &c., Ac. Sale to commence at 1.30 o'clock punctually. Auctioneers' Office, No. 13, Church-streat, Cardiff. a 39789 SALE TO-MORROW. AUCTION ROOAIS, PHILHARMONIC BUILDINGS, ST MARY-STREET, CARDIFF. Highly attractive Sale of Choice Electro-silver Plate, Ivory-handled Table and Dessert Cutlery. MR H. C. EMERY has received instruc- tions from Messrs Lydon and Co., Princes' Works, Sheffield, to SELL by AUCTION, at the above premises, on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3rd and 4th, 1878, a large and valuable consignment of ELECTRO-SILVER PLATE, Suitable for Christmas and wedding presents.of superior quality, and of now and elegant design, comprising, elaborately chased set of dish-eovers, entree dishes, cruet stands, cake baskets, claret jugs, biscuitcrres. sa'vers, tea urns, tea and co::ee services, butter ccolers, toast racks, &c. BRONZES, OAK MOUNTED GOODS, and other WORKS of ART. The CUTLERY consists of fl .e ivory-handled tabie and dessert knives, meat and game carvers, steels, &c., spoons, forks, cream, sau c, and toddy ladles in a variety of (lesiblns, fish slices, cases of dessert knives and forks, with ivory peari, and placed handles. Beautifully finished k cabinets containing complete table suites, &c, &c. On view the mornings of sale. The Sale will take place each day at 19 a.m., 3 p.m. « £ BP^Jn consequence of the present commercia1 crisis, which is felt most seversly at Sheffield, the goods must h. pipiirpi) at almost any sacrifice. Aucthmeer's ofltee3, 76, St Mary-street, Cardiff. 39777 SALE THIS DAY. PORT OF CARDIFF. FOR THE BENEFIT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. 1VTESSRS SHORT and DUNN have been instructed to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on MONDAY, December 2nd. 1878, the T HULL of the Barque PAULINE, of London, 687 tons register, built in 1864, and now lying in the Roath Basin, Card if Also all her Materials, Sp*rs, Sails, Anchors, Chains, Ropes, and Stores, which will be sold in separate lots to suit pui chilsers. The Sale will take place at 11.0 a.m., at Mr Barrett's Yard, West side of East Bute Dock, Cardiff, where the materials are now lying. For further particulws apply to Messrs E. H. Capper i JS5'' Stftart Square, or to (he Auctioneers, • -v JMflS by Siwttm SALE THIS DAY. GLYN DDERWEN, BLACK PILL, NEAR SWANSEA. MR. JOHN M. LEEDER has been instructed to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the above place, on MONDAY, 2nd day of December, 1S78, the following- CARRIAGES, HORSE, AND HARNESS, The property of the late Mrs Webber. Comprising prey horse, 7 years old, about 16 hands bij?h> quiet in harness; a waggonette (by Ward*, with moveable head, patent break, and fitted with pole shafts and lamps, suitable for one or a pair of horses pony carriage (built by Carter, of Ryde), dog cart (by Ward) with lamps, &c., complete 4 sets of single harness, (one set quite new), 2 gentlemen's saddles, lady's ditto, nearly new boy's ditto, strong cart in good condition, set cart harness, horse clothing, pillar reins, carriage jack, 3 garden seats, 2 chairs, iron roller, stable tools, chaff cutter, mewing machine, 20 iron hurdles, lot of fencing wire, grindstone, 2 dozen iron rose stakes, &c., &c. Sale to commence at 12.30. Oxford Chambers, Swansea, 39767 SALE TO-MORROW. OXFORD CHAMBERS, SWANSEA. MR JOHN M. LEEDER has been instructed to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the above premises, on TUESDAY, the 3rd day of December, 1878, a choice collection of ORIENTAL AND ENGLISH ANTIQUE CHINA (the property of a deceased gentleman); aiso about 200 oz. of Shell Pattern Silver, and a quantity of superior Plated Articles, &c. Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock. Catalogues are in course of preparation, and may be had on application to the Auctionee r four days prior to sale. Oxford Chambers, Swansea. 39731 SALE OF PURE-BRED AYRESHIRE COWS AND HEIFERS, WITH AND IN CALF, DIRECT FROM SCOTLAND, MR JOHN M. LEEDER liaa been in- structed bv Mr Cotterell, the well-known importer, to SELL by AUCTION, at. the Yard of the Cameron Arms Hotel, High-street, Swansea, on SATURDAY, 7th De- cember 1878, at half-past twelve o'clock precisely. TEN PURE-BRED YOUNG AYRSHIRE COWS AND HEIFERS, Direct from Ayr, of choice colour, rich and productive milking qualities, carefully selected for the autumn and winter dairy. Catalogues on application to the Auctioneer, at his Offices, Oxford Chambers, Swansea. 39807 OXFORD CHAMBERS, OXFORD STREET, SWANSEA. TO HOTEL KEEPERS, HEADS OF FAMILIES, MIL. LINERS, SHOP-KEEPERS, AND OTHERS. IMPORTANT SALE! (in consequence of the great depression In the Lace Trade.) MR JOHN M. LEEDER has received received instructions from a Nottingham House to SELL by AUCTION, in the above rooms, on THURS- DAY and FRIDAY, December 5th and 6th, 1878, a large consignment of NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS of the very latest designs, from real Guipure, Honiton, Maltese, floral, and rare old English laces, embracing every size, quality, and description made together with a large quantity of lace antimacassars, toilets, table and bed-covers; aLo a variety of window valances, short blinds, &c. Commencing at 11 and 6.30 each day. A few of the latest patterns will be exhibited in the rooms, an I with the goods, will be on view mornings of sale from Nine o'clock. Catalogues can be had from the Auctioneer's Offices, Oxford-street, Swansea. 39S06 GLAMORGANSHIRE. SWANSEA VALLEY. VALUABLE ANTHRACITE COAL AND OTHER PROPERTY. MR JOHN M. LEEDER has been in- structed to OFFER FOR SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Mackworth Arms Hotel, Swansea, on TUESDAY, the 10th day of December, 1878, at Two for Three o'clock in the Afternoon, all that well-known ANTHRACITE COLLIERY, ca.1!ed the CWMLLYNFELL COLLIEPY, Which has for nearly half a century been carried on by Messrs James and Aubrey, and comprises a mineral pro- perty of about 570 acres, of which about ISO are copy- hold of the Manor of Cacgurwen, and the remainder Leasehold. THE COPYHOLD PORTION Consists of he Farms called "Coedfalde," Ty- newydd," and "Pantyb,%rt," containing about 150 acres, with farm-houses and out-buildings. A recently erected and commodious house suitable for the resi- dence of a Managing Partner, also stabling for colliery horses. Much of the Land is admirably adapted for building, and the whole (except a small portion already let on building leases) is now in hand. The iron-ore, iron-stone, and quarries of stone, and beds of clay and sand, under this property are subject to a lease granted by R. D. Gougli, Esq., to Mr Geo. Crane, for the term of 99 years, from the 1st day of July, 1837, and the rents aud royalties (except surface rents) in respect of the same, belong to the said R. D. Gough, a term of C9 yeai"s and two days from the 1st day of July, 1837, being reserved to him to enable him to receive the same. TIIE LEASEHOLD PORTIONS Comprise the Colliery, with the pits, shafts, icvels, and engine houses, smiths' and carpenters' shops, sawing machine, offices, and cottages, and the coal, culm, iron- stone, and iron ore under the farm called CWMLLYN- FELL," containing 80 acres, or thereabouts, held for the term of 60 years, from the 1st day of January, 1825. Ex- tensive railway sidings have been constructed by the lessees on this property to connect the Colliery with .the Midland Railway. The coal, culm, ironstone, iron ore, stone, fire clay, clay, and sand within and under the farm and lands called "YSTRADOWEN," containing 251a. lr. 39p., held for the term of GO yearj from the 25th day of March, 1873. The coal and iron-ore, or iron-stone, and all other minerals, clay, and stone, in or under the farm and lands called "CWMTWRCH," containing 91a. 2r. 13p., held for a term of 60 years, from the 1st day of July. 1851. Also the surface of the said farm, held for the term of 21 years from the 25th day of March, 1872. This farm is Jet to Mr William Griffiths, as a yearly tenant, at the rent of £53. The rents reserved by the above leases amount together to JE421, and the royalties vary from 4d to 8d on coal, the other royalties being correspondingly low. Rents for surface damage are also reasonable. Almost all the veins of coal known in the district lie under this property, including the Big Vein, Brass. Vein, and Tregloia Vein. The lower measures under the whole, and much of the Big Vein under Coedfalde, and the Brass and Big Veins under Ystradowen, remain unworked. The property is situate in the parishes of Llanguicke and Llangadock, about 15 miles from the Port of Swan- sea, to which access is obtained by means of the Swansea Vale Section of the Midland Railway. The Port of Llanelly is also within reasonable distance by rail; and tbe Colliery is included in the through booking of the various Railway Companies to all the principal markets in England.1 The Colliery is open for a considerable daily out-put, and is in constant work, the trade connection being ex- tensive, and much of it of long standing, so t hat the good- will of the business is of considerable value.. The fixed and moveable machinery and plant at the Colliery, which is considerable, will be included in the sale, but the Colliery horses and ponies, and live and dead farming stock, will nave to be taken at a valuation in the usual way. The Firm have always kept a stock of a few thousand tons of coal and culm at the Colliery, which the purchaser of the Colliery will have the odtion of pur- chasing, The present selling price at the pit's mouth for best coal is 6s 9a to 7s 6d nett per statute ton, the prices of other qualities varying from a minimum of 3s per ton for culm to the before-mentioned prices. There are no contracts in hand, so that full advantage could be taken of any upward movement in the coal trade. A Freehold House and Garden called Gellea-uchaf, in the Pariah of Llangadock, now held by Griffith Daviea (who is a very old man), at the annual rent of £4 4s, will be offered for sale at the same time in separate lots. Printed particulars and conditions of sale will shortly be issued, and further particulars, with leave to view, may be ODtained on application to the Auctioneer, Ox- ford Chambers, Oxford-street, Swansea; or to » Me3irs STRICK & BELLINGHAM, 39588 Solicitors, Swansea. ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, LLANDAFF- YARD, I L ANDAFF. 1V/TESSRS GUNN and JONES are in- TwSc«ed*by«JSe Rev Henry Davies, who is remov- OueM's iToteT' c £ r<f,% AUCTION, at the SSaTSfa" -,h" •»' "SfMfEV FREEHOLD FAMILY RESIDENCE Situate at Llandaff Yard, on tbe main road from Uand&ff to Whitchurch, with the garden and outbuildings belong. ing thereto. The house contains eight good-sized rooms, with the usual offices and outbuildings. Is most substantially built of double brick walls. There is a lawn in front and a lar^e garden in the rear, walled in and well stocked with fruit trees and ornamen- tal shrubs, and a side entrance. tal shrubs, and a side entrance. A separate carriage way to the two-stall stable, coach- honse, and outbuildings. The situation is pleasant and healthy, having a south- erly aspect. The entire frontage is 80 feet, and the backlet 140 feet. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, 80, St. Mary street; or to JOHN HENRY EVANS, Esq., Sol;citor, Dated the 26th Nov., 1878. 20, Church-street. 80, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 39768 IMPORTANT SALE BY AUCTIO OF QUEBEC TIM- BER, DEALS, STAVES, &c., AT CARDIFF, WITH- OUT RESERVE, SAVE BY THE BROKERS, MESSRS. ALFRED DOBELL & CO. will offer by AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY, the 11th December, at Twelve o'clock noon prompt, on the Bute Trustees 'Gantry Grouud, Cardiff, where cargo will be landed and lotted— 87 logs Oak msg. 2,5C2 ft foreign measure. 44 Elm 1,107,, „ 184 „ Red Pine „ 5,053 „ „ 46 „ Birch „ 1,000 „ „ 51 „ Ash „ 1,005,, „ 594 „ Square White Pine., 31,412,, „ 1.398 pcs. 3rd Quy. Bright Pine Deals, mg. Std. 22 3 0 500 „ 2nd „ SPI I;< Deal Ends „ Std. 4 0 25 1,500 „ merchantable py Staves „ 2 mille. Being the Cargo now i.-uiding ex Louisa" @ Quebec. 123 LOGS OAK TIM HER, measuring 5,809 feet, calliper measure, ex Palmyra @ Quebec. 59 LOGS OAK TIMBER, measuring 4,087 feet calliper measure, ex Pondicherry" @ Quebec. All on Account of the. Importers. For catalogues and further particulars apply to Mr Steele, care of the Wharfinger, East Bute Dock, Cardiff, or to ALFRED DOBELL & CO, Wood Brokers and Measurers, 39741 7084 Liverpool. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. M SALE OF BUILDING PLANT, &c. R DANIEL PHILLIPS is instructed by Messrs Tucker and Perrius, St Helen's Avenue, Swansea, Builders (who aro dissolving partner- ship) to SELL by AUCTION, at their Yard, in the above place, on WEDNESDAY, December 4th, 18 8, the whole of their BUILDING PLANT, timber, bricks, joiners' benches, morticing machine, &c &c, &c. On view morning of Sale. S ile to commence at 12 noon, Auctioneer's Offices, 7, Dynevor-place, Swansea. ESdeSliKveS r thWe S. OUHT. H SWMALIKTS H DAaInLd Y NSEOWNS at an early hour each Morning in all parts of the follow- ing towns:— CARDIFF SWANSEA NEWPORT ROATH MERTHYR PORTSKEWETT CANTON ABERDARE PONTYPOOL ROAD BUTE DOCKS HEREFORD PEMBROKE DOCK BRIDGEND NEW MILFORD HAVERFORDWEST NEATH BRISTOL GLOUCESTER LLANELLY TENBY ABERYSTWITH LAMPETER CARMARTHEN ABERGAVENNY. The CARDIFF TIMES also delivered every Friday to any address in the above-named Towns. ORDERS to 1)9 sent to the Masters of yuouit £ ook £ tall> ffatejg by CA, urtion. I VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY AT TREALAW. MR ELIAS H. DAYIES has been in- structed by Mrs Ellen Fry and William French, Esq., of Chardstock, Somerset, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Miskin Hotel, Trealaw, on TUESDAY next, December 3rd, 1878, at 7 p.m., the following valu- able LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, situated at Rees-street, Trealaw, now in the occupation of John John and William Williams, contractor. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, Baglan Chambers, Pentre, Pontypridd. ELIGIBLE LEASEHOLD INVESTMENT. MR ELIAS H. DAYIES is instructed by Mr Thom-is Bo wen, Contractor, Pentre, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on MONDAY Evening, December 23rd, 1878, at the Bridgend Hotel, Pentre, the following newly, wcll-bailt| spacious, and convenient F.l\M[LY RESIDENCE, Occupying a fine position, near Maindy Hall, ready for immediate occupation. Particulars may be had by applying to the Auctioneer, Baglan Chambers, Pentre, Pontypridd, GREAT SALE OF PROPERTIES IN THE RHONDDA VALLEY AND PONTYPRIDD. 139 DWELLING-HOUSES AND SHOPS FOR SALE. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. MR ELIAS H. DAYIES has been favoured with instructions from the several Mortgagees to OFFElt for SALE m the months of January and February, 1879, the following numerous Valuable LEASEHOLD PROPERTY:— TYNEWYDD. LOT 1,—1 HOUSE and SHOP in Gwendolen-street. TREHERBERT. LOT 2.-2 DWELLING-HOUSES at Penyrenglvn. TREORKEY. LOT 3.-7 DWELLING-HOUSES. LOT 4. -1 do do in Dumfries-street. LOT 5.—1 do do in Herbert-street. TYNYBEDW. LOT 6.—7 DWELLING-HOUSES in Prospect-place. LOT 7.—2 do do by the incline. LOTS.—3 do do by Griffin Hotel. LOT 9.—4 do do by Vicarage. CWMPARK. LOT 10.—2 DWELINGHUUSES by Baptist Chapel. PENTRE. LOT 11.-2 DWELLING-HOUSES, in Square-street. LOT li. 2 do do „ LOT 13.—3 do do „ LOT 14;—2 do do LOT 15.- 2 do do „ „ LOT 16.—5 do do in Collier's-street. LOT 17.-4 do do Hill Side. LOT 18.—4 do do by British Schools. LOT 19.-2 do de Oak-street. HEOLFACH. LOT 20.—3 DWELLING-HOUSES, near Post-office. LOT 21.-3 do do by Star Inn. Lot 22.-12 HOUSES and SHOPS, by Baptist Chapel. LOT 23.—5 DWELLING-HOUSES, near Pontrhondda. MISKIN ROAD, TREALAW. LOT 24.—4 DWELLING-HOUSES, Miskiri-roal, LOT 25.—4 do do „ LOT 27.-2 DWELLING-nOUSES „ LOT 28.-3 do do LOT 29.—1 do do „ Lor 0.-1 do do at Berthweinydd-rd, LOT 31.-2 do do Upper Trealaw. PANDY. LOT 32.-6 DWELLING-HOUSES and SHOPS. PENYGRAIG. LOT 33.-3 DWELLING-HOUSES. LOT 34.—i DWELLING-HOUSES (at Edmunds-town). LOT 35.— £ Double HOUSES, at Waunyrergyd. LOT 3(1.-2 DWELLING-HOUSES, at, ninasisbaf-road. DIN AS. -.u_u- LOT 37.-6 DWELLING-HOUSES. PORTH. LOT 38,—5 DWELLING-HOUSES, near Tynewydd Inn, Lor Id.—3 DWELLING-HOUSES, near the Station. HAVOD. LOT 40.-3 DWELLING-HOUSES, near Farmers' Arms. TREFOREST. LOT 41.—2 DWELLING-HOUSES, WTood-road. LOT 42.-2 DWELLING-HOUSES, near Tinworks. The Auctioneer feels great confidence in recommending any of these numerous Properties to the attention of his friends as undoubted sate remunerative investments. Either of the above lots may be viewed and sold pri- vately. Immediate possession will be given. Large por- tions of the purchase money may, if desired, remain on mortgage. Communications in the meantime to be made to the Auctioneer, Baglan Chambers, Pentre, Pontypridd. mR ELIAS H. DAVIES, AUCTIONEER, ASSESSOR, AND COLLECTOR OF HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN'S TAXES. Scle authorised District Agent of the Queensland Government Emigration, anl other Foreign lines. Agent for Life and Fire Insurances. Commission Agent for the principal Building Societies in England and Wales. Sales conducted in all parts of the country. Valuations for Probate. House and Land Agent. Houes and Shops rented in every town in Rhondda Valley. Cash advances, from 42;) and upwards, on per sonal security and leasehold properties. PALE THIS DAI. BRIDGEND. IMPORTANT TO BUTCHERS. SALE of FAT SHEEP, prime grass-fed CATTLE, COW and CALF, pure-bred, SHORTHORN and JERSEY IIEIFERS in CALF, &a., Ac. MESSRS R. JONES and SON have .ir.sL been favoured with instructions from William Prichard, Esq., of Bryntirion, to SELL by AUCTION, at the Cattle Market, Bridgend, on MONDAY, December 2nd, 1878, the fillowing prime STOCK, Comprising 62 Fat two-year-old Cotewo:d EWES and „ WETHERS. CATTLE.—6 prime fat cows, 2 very prime fat three. year-old heifers, and four fat two-year-old steers; l handsome shorthorn cow and calf (calved 1st November); I two-year-old pure-bred Jersey heifer, in calf by short- horn bull, to calve 21st May, 1879 1 pure-bred three. year-old Lurham heifer, tlllis9 Arthur 4th," in calf by "Glyngarry," to calve 24th March{ 1879. bred by J. R. Homfray, Esq.; 1 tbree-year-ola shorthorn heifer Time," in calf by "Glyngarry,' to calve 17t-h May, 1879. Terms Cash.—Sale to commence at Twelve o'clock. The attention of Butchers and Farmers is specially invited to the above excellent lot of Stock. A Fortnight's Keep will be given free of charge. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, Pen- coed and Bridgend. 7083 397S8 al O W N-H ALL CHAMBERS BRIDGEND. RICHARD JONES AND SON, AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS. Agents to the Provincial Insurance Company. RRSIDKKCK—TON BACH. PENCOED. 31584 IMPORTANT TO WINE AND SPIRIT DEALERS, HOTEL KEEPERS, LICENSED VICTUALLERS, AND OTHERS. EXTENSIVE SALE OF WINES AND SPIRITS IN BOND AND DUTY PAID. QUARTERLY SALE. MR E. T. LEWIS will SELL by AUC- TION, at his Salerooms, Guildhall, Broad- street, Bristol, on THURSDAY, December 5th, 1878, IN BOND. Landed 13 Hhds. Hennesfy's very fine Old PALE BRANDY, 1870 1 j, „ „ „ 1863 3 „ Martell's „ BROWN BRANDY, 1870 1 „ Otard's „ PALE 1873 (Vintage 1863). 1 „ „ BRANDY, 1877 (Vintage 1875). 3 „ Planat's BRANDY, 1873 5 J.V. Briand's,, 1878 16 Quarter-Casks Orfevre's „ „ 1878 (Branded on Cask 1870 Vintage). 4 „ Jules Rogere and Co.'s „ 1868 2 Puns. 5 Qr-Casks Jamieson and Co.'s Dublin WHISKY 9 Qr-Casks Allman's Bandon WHISKY 6 Hhds. 10 Qr-Casks Blended Belfast WHISKY 2 Hhds. 4 Qr-Casks Scotch WHISKY 1 Pun. 2 Hhds. 4 Qr-Casks Jamaica RUM 3 Hhds. 6 Qr-Casks Domecq's PALE SHERRY 2 Pipes 2. Hhds. 8 Qr.-Casks Martinez's, Morgan's, and Boule's Choice PORTS. 75 Cases of Fine Old BRANDY, landed in 1876. DUTY PAID. 200 Dozen Martinez's, Sandeman's, and Graham's Choice PORT. 55 Dozen Domeoq's Fine PALE SHERRY. IS- Dozen Makenzie's Choice „ (very old). 154 Cases Pints and Quarts Fine CHAMPAGNE. 200 Dozen 01 St. Julien CLARET. Samples may be tasted on the day previous to, and on the morning of sale. Catalogues on application. Sale to commence at Twelve o'clock. Guildhall, Broad-street, Bristol. TO BREWERS, LICENSED VICTUALLERS, AND OTHERS. CAPITAL OLD-ESTABLISHED, FREE, DOUBLE- LICENSED HOUSE. THE BRANDY CASK, NARROW QUAY, BRISTOL. MR E. T. LEWIS has received instruc- tions to SELL by AUCTION, on the Premises (under Bill of Sale), on MONDAY, the 9th day of December, 1878, in one Lot, the FIXTURES; FITTINGS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. UTENSILS, GOODWILL, Benefit of LICENCES, and Possession of the above Old-established, Free Double-licensed HOUSE, with immediate possession. Sale to commence at Three o'clock in the Afternoon. Full particulars upon application at the Auctioneer's Office^.Guildhall, Broad-street, Bristol. BLACKWOOD, MONMOUTHSHIBF. SALE OF FOUR LEASEliOLD COTTAGES, IN ONE LOT. MR T. E. GEORGE has been instruc- ted to OFFER for SALE by AUCTION, at the Butchers' Anns Inn, Blackwood, on THURSDAY, the 12tb Decenfber, 187?, at Three o'clock In the Afternoon, sub ject to such conditions as shall be then produced, all those FOUR LEASEH JL» COTTAGES OR DWELLING- HOUSES, with about half an acre of Garden Ground, called the River-row, situate near Woodfield, in the parish of led. well ty, in the county of Monmouth. The above prcperty is held under a lease for three lives, or a term not exceeding 99 years from the 2nd day of February, 1874, at t ie yearly ground ie-it of £719. To view the property apply to Mr William Hendy Blackwood; ana for further particulars to the Auc'l jneer Newbridge, Monmouthshire or Mr T. M. LLEWELLIN, Solicitor, 9703 Newport. IF YOU WANT YOUR UMBRELLAS RE-COVERED WITtI SILK, RUSSEL CORD, INDIANA, OR ZANELIA CLOTH, At a Fair Price, bring them to DANIEL RICHARDS, 43, ST MARY-STREET, CARDIFF. Solo Agent in Cardiff for "THE GUARANTEED SILK UMBRELLA,* As Shown at the Paris Exhibition. DENTON STORES, 43, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF. 39786 BILL-POSTING AT NEWPORT, MON. J. DR BEES. STEAM PACKET HOTEL, NEWPORT. BILL POSTER and DELIVERER for TOWN and COUNo TRY. Rents all the Principal Hoardings in Newport and Neighbourhood. Work executed with dispatch. 6311 ~]\TO person should be without Drs. BRUCE -Ll and TRALL'S CATALOGUE (70 pages) of English and Foreign Books and Patented Articles. Post Free, two sUmps. A valuable Recipe for Sale, Is; particulars, fe stamp,—Qardens, Wolverhampton, Jtoteisi by gUctifltt. SALE TO-MORROW. TO GENTLEMEN FARMERS, CONTRACTORS, AND OTHERS. 1%/T E 53RS. BEYNON and HUGHES JJH have received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at the Jeffreys' Arms Horse Repository, Oxford-street, Swansea, on TUESDAY, Dec. 3rd, 1878, the following useful and valuable HORSES, Brougham, Phaeton, Hansom, Harness, &c.:— 1.—A well bred huntress, 7 years, a splendid jumper. 2.— A very handsome dark bay mare, 6 years old, 15 hands, very quiet, suitable for a lady to ride or drive, free from vice, perfectly sound, and sold for no fault. 3.—Bay cob mare, 5 years old, by "Phenomenon," a good hack and goes well in harness, a fine stepper, quiet, and believed to be sound. 4.—A brown mare, 8 years old, 14*3 hands, has been regularly d iven by a lady, with good action, sold foj no fault; tbe present owner having no further use for her. use for her. 5.—Bay mare, 3 years, 13*2 hands. good action 6.— Bay mare, Topsey." 7.-Black mare, 4 vears ol 1, about IS hands, well broken to saddle or harness, worlds well, free from vice, sound, and would make a nice ladies' hack. 8.-A strong cob, 4 years, 13*2 taiid3, quiet in harness, a gjod hack, up to great weight, and sound. 9.—A very powerful roan mare, 7 yean old, 14-3 hands, f.,st ia harness, rides well, and sound. 16.—Useful bay horse, 7 years, 15-2 hands. Also, Brougham in good condition, a capital s'ngle bodied two wheel phaeton, equal to new, suitable for a Doctor, handsom, nearly new, several sets of (silver and brass) single and double harness, saddles, bridles. Each Horse must be provided with a balter, and be in the yard by 10 a.m. An ordinary will be provided at the Jeffrey's Arms at 0:18 o'clcck, Sale to commence at Two o'clock in e Afternoon. Auctioneers' Offlcas, Victoria Chainbe" Oxford-street, Swansea. ] 39808 23, BRYNYIOR ROAD, NEAR THlt HOSPITAL, M SWANSEA. ESSES. BEYNON and HUGHES have been instructed by Mr E. J. Excell, who is leaving the town, to SELL by AUCTION, at the above place, on WEDNESDAY, December 4th, 1878, the whole ot the well-preserved HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOFORTE, ENGRAVINGS, &c., Comprising walnut drawing-room suite, in crimson velvet walnut, mahogany, loo, work, and other tables, mahogany cheffonniere, chairs, pianoforte,pier glasses, marble timepiece,brass and other poles and rings, c irtains, engravings, fenders, fire irons, carpets and ru^s, oil cloth, lustres, vases, &c., &c., iron, half-tester, and French bedsteads, child's cot, paliasses, feather and other beds, marble-top and other wasbstands, dressing tables, oak and painted chests of drawers. painted wardrobe, mahogany commode, toilet glasses, towel rails, chamber ware, &c., kitchen tables, chairs, and the usual kitchen requisites. Goods on view morning of Sale. Sale to commence at E'even o'clock iu the forenoon. Auctioneer's Office, Victoria Chambers, Oxford-street, Swansea. 30817 VICTORIA MART, OXFORD-STREET. MESSRS BEYNON and HUGHES wiil SELL by AUCTION, at the abevs Mart, on FRI- DAY, December 6th, 1878, a capital lot of well-preserved HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CHINA, GLASS, and other EFFECTS. Sale to commence at 11 o'clock in the Forenoon. MR B. NIGHTIN GALE'S YART) 'SOUTH DOCK, NEAR G.W.R. HOIST. MESSRS BEYNON and HUGHES will .r SELL by AUCTION (without reserve) at above premises, on Thursday, 12th December, 1878, the whole of the EGG-END AND VERTICAL BOILERS, Special and patent pumps, sluice stop-cock and safety valves, tanks, oil cans, trams, weighing machines, pulley and snatch blocks, governors, coal duat, cut nails, timber carriage, tip carts, do carts, harness, &c., &c., also steam ttai-elling crane to lift two tons. Fun particulars in large bills, or on application to the Auctioneers. Sale to commence at 11 a.m. Victoria Chambers, Oxford-street, Swansea. THOMAS FRANCIS BISSICKS, JL ENGINEER AND PROFESSIONAL VALUER Of MACHINERY AND MANUFACTURING PLANT Of every description. VALUATIONS for the Trade or genial Stock Takings. SPECIAL VALUATIONS and REPORTS PREPARED for Probate, Mortgages, Partnerships, Losses by Fire, &c., &e. BALES conducted by Auction or Private Contract. OOMMISBIONS executed. 2. CLARE-STREET. BPJSTOL. 83701 -+- tfJ by jfmate øuklta. 0OUNTERSLIP SUGAR REFINERY. FIRST SALE OF SURPLUS PLANT, &c. The DIRECTORS of the COUNTERSLIP SUGAR REFINERY COMPANY (LIMITED) are prepared to SELL by TENDER the undermentioned BOILERS (with or without mountings), either together or separately, re- serving to themselves the right of accepting or rejecting any one or more tender or tenders No. 8—30ft. in length by 7ft. 6in. diameter. „ 9 do do 10 do do 11 do do 13 do do 14 do do 15 do do 16 do do 12 -17ft, in length uo Tenders marked "Tenders for Boilers," should be sent in not later than'WEDNESDAY next, December 4th, on which day, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, they will be opened at the Refinery in the presence of those who attend. Form3 of conditions, and permission to inspect, can be had on application to the Manager, at Counterslip. Bristol, 27th November, 1878. TO DRAPERS AND OTHERS. MR. EDWARD THOMAS COLLINS is instructed by the Trustees to OFFER for SALE by TENDER, in One Lot. the Drapery portion of the STOCK-IN-TRADE of Mr B. White, draper, Ac., Sa-under-iflot amounting at cost or inventory prices to £ 226 2s Od, which will be sold at a discount therefrom. The Stock, with inventories and conditions of sale, may be viewed on the premises, at Saundersfoot, from Monday, 2nd December, until the day of sale. Terms of payment Cash. Tenders addressed to the Broker, at the offices of the Bristol and West of England Merchants' Association, Bristol, marked Tender for B. White's Srock," will be received up to Twelve o'clock, THURSDAY, the 5th De- cember, at which time and place tho Tenders will be opened, and the purchaser declared iu the presence of those who attend. Dated, 39, Broad-street, Bristol. 398S0 T'o LIYliRY STABLE PROPRIETORS, JOB MASTERS, AND OTHERS. THE OLDEST AND MOST RESPECTABLE LIVERY STABLES BUSINESS IN SOUTH WALES. TO be DISPOSED OF by PRIVATE TREATY, the 1" whole of the HORSES, CARRIAGES, MOURNING COACHES, HARNESS, PLANT, and MATERIALS of a very profitable and first-class Establishment, lately con- ducted by Mr David Williams, and now by Mr Eslick, of Swansea, South Wales. For terms and all particulars apply to Mr J. M. Leeder, Auctioneer, Land, House, and Estate Agent, Oxford-street, Swansea. j>9ol6 LYDNEY] OLD-ESTABLISHED DRAPERY AND GROCERY BUSINESS 1 OR DISPOSAL. MESSRS TRIBE, CLARKE, and CO. are instructed to OFFER for SALE as a going-on concern, the Old-established BUSINESS Successfully carried on for many years by Mr William Y. Hill, and lately in connection with Mr C. Hathaway, under the style of Hill and Hathaway. The Stock-in-Trade, under £ 1,000 (the exact amount will be ascertained in a few days) to be taken at inventory prices, and the fixtures, fittings, and utensils-in-trade at valuation. The Book-debts can be treated for. Satisfactory reasons can be given for the disposal of the business, and easy terms of P3. ment may be ar. ranged by the purchasers. Applications to view should be made to Mr Hit!, the Moorlands, Lyuuey, of whom further particulars may be obtained; or of Messrs Tribe, Clarke, and Co., at their 0, offices. analow Bristol, 29th November, 1878. 39834, IN LIQUIDATION; MESSRS. TRIBE, CLARKE and Co. have received instructions from the trustees to OFFER by TENDER the undermentioned BvOK DEBTS: LOT I.-The Book Debts belonging to the estate of John Turner, of Commercial-road, Newport, Monmouth, grocer, amounting to about £112- t LOT 2.- The Book Debts belonging to ths estate of Ann Davis, of Abertillery, Monmouth, grocer, amount- ing to about £.640. Schedules will be prepared, and can be inspected up to the 2nd day of December next. Tenders to be sent in on TUESDAY, the 3rd day of December, 1878. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. For further particulars apply It the Brokers, :;0, High-street, Newport, or Messrs Williams and Co., Soli- citors, Dock-street, Newport, Mon. 39753 AE COURT, BRIDGEND, TO LET, with immediate possession, the residence of the late Phillip Price, J.P., with or without land. Applica- tions and offerB for the above to be made to the under- signed, MR WM. DAVIS, 39752 Brynhaulog, Bridgend, ILLIAM SANDERS, w AUCTIONEER. ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT, 28. ST. MARY-STREKT, CARDIFF, Has the following PROPERTIES for SALE :— BUTE DOCKS.—One house in Windsor Esplanade. ROATIir—Six hones in Pearl-street, six in Helen- street, six in Harold-street, seven genteel villa residences in Gold street, and six in Metal-street. CATHAYS.—Two houses in Lily-street, and four villas in Woodville-road. CANTON.—Two eligible sites of building land, one 50 feet, and the other40 feet frontage, in Conway-road, also 4 lots in King-road. GRANGETOWN.—Corner shop in Bromsgrove-street, corner shop and cottage in Holmsdale-strcet, and tix houses in Ludlow-street. A liberal portion of the purchase money can be had on mortgage. Apply as above. 126 25 ROYAL- jQEVONSHIRE gERGE Is the best, the cheapest, the most fash- ionable, and the most durable of any AS SOLD article woven. The Queen says it has no rival either in appearance or utility. These serges are now produced in N JW BY colours and mixtures for the Winter of 1878, as also in light-weighted Yarns for summer wear and warm climates, and are SPEARMAN woven of PURE WOOL. Patterns either for ladies' wear, commencing at Is Sid, and gentlemen's suits, and boys hard AND wear, from 2s lid the yard, in 54 inches, as also of fine wool unshrinkable flannels, are sent upon application, stating either SPEARMAN, for ladies' or gentlemen's wear, to the factors, who cut any length, and pay carriage on all parcels to London, whence PLYMOUTH, they are cheaply distributed throughout the world. N.B.—Serges for Clerical wear and for Communities. 4844 T> a LEACH, BJJJj POSTER JLV. AND DELIVERER, 17, WOOD-STREET, CARDIFF, Rents all the Principal and most Promineat POSTINtt STATIONS in Cardiff, Canton, and Roath. A large Advertising Van to parade the streets, wit)l torse and driver, to be Let by the Pay or Ajpyty •aalflMior tcrtiuu SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. m AGNETISM AND HEALTH. MR G. HUNT ORSBORN'S FIRST PRO- FESSIONAL VISIT TO CARDIFF AND SWANSEA. Mr G. H. ORSBORN, representative of Messrs Wetton and Co inventors and patentees of the Magneticon, begs to intimate that he is at present paying a visit to South Wales, and may be consulted daily at MR J. LONG'S, 56, CROCKHERBTOWN, CARDIFF. For the purpose of giving advice as to the application of MAGNETISM AS A CURATIVE AGENT, And explaining the pr neiptes of Messrs. Wetton and Co.'s Patent Magneticon Appliances, of which he will have a large assortment. Mr Orsborn has arranged for Mr J. M'Coy, of Messrs Wetton's Edinburgh establishment, to be in attendance daily at 104, OXFORD-STREET, SWANSEA, For a short period longer. Hours of Attendance at Cardiff and Swansea:- 10 to 1 3 to 5, and 6 to 7. NO CHARGE FOR VISITS OR CONSULTATIONS. Among the spec'al adva:,tages to the Magneticon Ap plian,ces are:- Their simplicity ai,d safety. Their ability to generate electricity without the aid of Batteries, Metallic Plates, Chain Bands, or Acids. They require no preparation, give no shocks, and cause no sores and as the magnetic current passes reaùfy through an intervening garment, they do not require to be worn next the skin. Being made up of light and elastic material, they are as comfortable to wear as an ordinary garment. Though more especially useful in certain classes of diseases, their gently invigorating influence upon the whole system cannot fail to be very beneficial to most invalids," a::ù to those who suffer from any bodily or organic weakness, while their direct action upon the nerves renders them equally useful in many cases which the ordinary remedies fail to effect. T.'E GREAT SECRET OF HEALTH Is never to lose more life-force than the lungs and blood can restore to the nervous system. We constantly radi- ate this force, and as constantly lose it. It is necessary to health, for life is maintained by a proportionate activity of all the forces. Any lagging in a vital organ, and down goes the thermometer of life; and this ia where magnetism lends a most efficient aid. It can be locally applied to any part ol the body—over any great nervous centre—and the lagging organ gently stimulated to do its duty. Any applications by letter will receive careful atten- tion, and suitable appliances or t advice respecting them will be forwarded by return post. Mr G. Hunt OrsLorn may be consulted by appoint- ment, and, when desired, will call upon invalids at their homes. A 32-page Illustrated Pampliltt, containing testi- monials and full particulars of Edgar Wetton's p, tent Magnetic Belts, Chest Protectors, Lung Invigorator. Nerve Invigorators, Spine B;.nIs, Knee Caps, Wristlets, Anklets, Soles, &c', will be forwarde t, post free, or may be had gratis on application. I LOJAL TESTIMONIALS. INDIGESTION, GENEHAL DEBILITY, AND RHEUMATISM, Roath, Cardiff, Nov. 22, 1878. I have great pleasure in informing .you that the "Magneticon" applir.nccs which I purchased of you in August last, viz., belt, spine bant, and soles, have greatly relieved me from indigestion, general debilitv, and rheumatism from which I had suffered, more or less, for several years. At the time I purchased the appli- ances I was in a very weak state indeed, and unable to walk any distance scarce, but I am thankful to say I can now walk 3 or 4 miles in ease and comfort.—Yours truly, B. W. H. p.S.—You can give my name to enquirers. LOSS OF VOICE. Parliament-street, Gloucester, Jan. 31, 1877. For the last ten years I have suffered much from loss of voice, especially during the winter months, when I have often been confincd to the house, and quite unable to speak. In October last I was advised to try one of your Magnetic Appliances, and since wearing it have never lost my voice a single time, and feel altogether like a newperson. II-vini derived so much benefitlthink it but right that I thuuld advise you of the tame, and shall take every opportunity of recommending the Ap- pliances to my friends. M. WILLIAMS. DESILITY. 23, Mansel-street, Swansea, November 16th, 1878. Dear Sir,—It is with great pleasure I add my testimony to the value of the Magneticon appliances. About 12 months since lwas in a frightful state of general de- bility, and suffered severely from palpitation of the heart, neuralgia, pa'nj in the head, indigestion, and many other ailments which are too frequently the natu- ral result of a nervous systsm considerably below [ ar. On tiie recommendation of a friend in Penzance, I pur- chased a belt and spine band of your firm, aud was soon, I am happy to say, conscious of a great change in my Feneral health. I became much stronger, the symptoms II ave described gradually decreased, and I felt like a man who had taken a new lease of life. My friends are astonished at the change in me and no wonder, for I had consulted many well-known medical men, and had had recourse to a host of so-called remedies," without deriving the slightest b. ne5t. The improvement in my health still continues, and I can IbW walk 15 or 20 miles without feeling the least fatigued. Mv appetite, too, is capital, whereas before weaving the Magneticon I could scarcely bear the look of food. Trusting you will be successful in introducing your valuable appliances into South Wales, I remain, my dear Sir, Your gratefu, servant, H. J. M. P.S.—You can give my name to anyone who may desire to refer to me, and I shall be glad to answer any enquiries. BRONCHITIS AND CROUP. 20, Wellington-street, Gloucester, December 11, 187C. Miss Sargeant desires to tell Messrs Wctton and Co. that she has no objection to her letter being a reference, hoping others may derive the same benefit she has done Previous to wearing the Magnetic Appliance she has been for years very subject to bronohitis and croup, hav- ing great weakness and cough, preventing sleep. She has now entiiely lust her cough, is less susceptible of cold, sleeping well, and feeling much strengthened, not fearing to go out in damp weather. The f,ilowillg is from Mr II. J. War n late depuly- chairman of the Plymouth Chamber "1 Cou.me.ce SLEEPi E8SNESS. O.bjrne n S •, iiiouzii, 4;h Jllne, 1S7S. For a long tine 1 suflercd from want 0: >leep, and about 10 weeks since 1 purchased a Magnetic Cap from your lepresentative. i ice then I huvd had a Spine i'ati; of hiin, aud I am h; p;>y to say my ple^p is quits restored, and I can now sleep as well as evi r I did in my life. I have, therefore, great pleasure in recommending these Al-lilianew to all who suffer in a like manner. HE^fRY J. WI, RING. We have much pleasure in publishing the following letters from bit-s and Miss Ellicott, the wife and daughter of the Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol. EXTRACTS. Palace, Gloucester, Oct. 17, 1876. Mi s Ellicott has pleasure in testifying to the wonder- fully s'.rengthenln: effects of the Spine Band supplied to her daughteand will take every opportumty of recommending" The Magneticon" to her friends. Palace, Gloucester, Oct, 20, 1876. Dear Sir,—Mrs Ellicott wishes me to say that she will be happy for you to publish the extract from her nets res¡Kct:nJ The Magneticon" Spine Band supplied to me, from which I continue to derive the greatest bene- fit.—Believe, yours faithfully, R. F. ELLICOTT. RHEUMATISM. Glascombe Vicarage, Radnorshire, 8 ptembtr 17, 1877. I have to thank God that I had the pleasure of meeting you m Hereford, and by your advice I tried your Appli- aiices-the Knee Caps-as I waa suffering for some years, and able to walk but little, and that with the assistance of a stick, but now I can do so without one, and walk a mile without pain, and have the greatest pleature in testifying to the great benefit I derive from using Wetton's Magnetic Appliances the pain in my knee left me in three days after using the Appliances. I am 73 years of age. BENJAMIN MARt DEN, Vicar of Glascombe, and Justice of Peace for the County of Radnor. p.s,—Make what use you think proper of this testi- monial. I expect you have many applications both in Londqp4«ad Cheltenham, as all the neighbourhood are applying for information, and I give your address in both places. CLERICAL THROAT Cheltenham, 14th April, 1S74 For some time past I have used the "Magneticon" Chest Protector and Belt, and I feel grateful that I have done so. For years I have suffered considerably in winter from relaxed throat; but I am grateful to say that ever since I have worn these I have never had a momentary return of clerical throat." I have also been greatly relieved from pains across the back. I can cordially recommend the use of the various Appliances, as the need may be, of The Magneticon." A. MORTON BROWN, LL.D., Minister of the Congregational Church. CHRONIC ASTHMA. 33, Treville-street, Plymouth, 3rd June. 1878. DEAR SIR,—The Magneticon Lung Invigorator which I purchased of you two months since I am nappy to say is doing good work. I have made about 6 lbs increase in weight in that time appetite is better, and general health and tone much improved. I am the more pleased to be able to say this, as I had always been rather scepti- cal as to the value of such appliances in such cases as mine, it being one of long standing, and I confidently hope to be able to report to you a still further progress. I am, dear sir, faithfully yours, F. R. DUNSTAN. INFLAMMATION. Hill Park-cre.cent, P ymouth, July 19 1377 Twelve months ago I purchased a Lung Invigorator and Belt, and am glad to say that the benefit I have de- "^ed from them is wonderful. During the winter of 1876-71 have been entirely free from a couah which bad formerly been very troublesome, and was caused by in- flammation of the bronchilltubes. I have also been able to tO without cod liver oil, which had cost me about J&4 or £5 per year. Anyone who suffers from a complaint such 48 this I should strongly recommend to try the II Magneticon.' I shall esteem it a favour if you will make this known, and will, with pleasure, answer any questions, HENRY fibVELESS. WETTON AND CO. LONDON- V. 7 48, Regent-street. EDINBURGH-17 and 18A, Maitland-street. GLASGOW-24, Gordon-street. DUB- LIN-Lower Sarkville-street. SOUTHAMBTON—149, High street. SOUTHPORT—48, Bath-street. CHEL- TENHAM—98, Higji-street. THE MAGNETIC REVIEW"—A Record of Curative Electric Science and Journal of Health. Edited by EDGAR WKITOH, 17, Maiiiuid-street, Edinburgh. Price Sixpence. EDGAR WETTON'S SANATORIUM for Hydropathic, Electric, and Magnetic Treatment, TOWNSHEND HOUSE, GREAT MALVERN. Resident Physician Dr CHARLES GRINDROD. Consulting Physician-Dr R. B. GUUHDROD. Terms fjrtuui^ SaUiJbiiS a?r yeelfc _fIl,1tb1in_te_iUttt. NEW THEATRE ROYAL, WOOD-STREET, CARDIFF. Lessee AIr W. H, DAw. Sole Manager Mr E. EULWER. THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, Dec. 30TH, FOR SIX NIGHTS LONGER.owing to Enormous success- the Grandest Spectacle of the age, SARDANAPALUS. SAEDAHAPALUS (Kiniz of Nineveh), Mr Arthur Darley. MYRRHA (an lonlaii slave), Miss Helen Cresswell. Enthusiatic audiences nightly teilify the triumph of ■SARDANAPALUS, the only play ever performed in Car- diff for 17 Consecutive nights. WEDNESDAY, I Benefit of Mr ARTHUR DARLEY Dec. 4th. ) (Sari'a'npalus). FRIDAY BeneSt cf.N!r TIIOS. W. CHARLES, Dec 6th.' Under wh se direction the play has been ?o successfully produced. MONDAY NEXT, DEC. 9TH. SIX NIGHTS. MESSRS JARRETTAXD PALMER'S ORIGINAL AMERICAN COMPANY "UNCLE TOM'S CABIN." REAL FREED NEGRO SLAVES. NOTICE.—ANY OTHER PRODUCTION IN CARDIFF of this famous Drama. of Slave Life can only be a Weak Imitation. Doors open 7; commencing at 7.30. Carriages, 10.30. Pnces as usual. Box Plans at Mr W. Lewis's, Duke-street. GRAND CIRCUS & HIPPODROME, CARDIFF, MONDAY, Dec. 2nd, and during the week. More Great Engagements Startling Novelties First appearance in England of the Champion Irish Clown and Comique, DAN O'GRADY. Observe.- Engrgment of the Great BALE TROUPE of Male and Female Bic\ cle Riders and Jugglers. Monkey Bicyclists! rèrformLg Pi;ec.a "Sultan." First time in Cardiff of an Equcstrion Sketch from UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. Enormous success of VOL BECQUE'S PUPILS in their LEAP for LIFE! DIVE from the CEILING 1 The sensation of 1S73. Infant Wonders. New and Astounding Feats. The Comic Element sustained by tl e Best Clowns of the day. FRIDAY, December 6th, FAREWELL BENEFIT of VOL BECQUE'S PUPILS. ASSEMBLY "ROOMS, TOWN-HALL, .k CARDIFF. SIGNOR PAGGI begs to announce that he will give a GRAND FAREWELL CCERT, Which will take place at the above Hall on MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 16TH, IS78, When he will be assisted by his talented family:- MADLLE. PAGGI, PIANIST, MADLLE. ANITA PAGGI, FLITE. MADLLE. JOSEPHINE PAGGI, VIOLIN. GARIBALDI PAGGI, VIOLONCELLO. He wiil also be assisted by MrVIDEON HARDING, TENOR. Prices of Admission-Reserved Seats, 5s; Family Ticket (to admit 5) One Guinea Unreserved Seats, 2s 6d; and a limited number of Back Seats, Is. Tickets to be obtained of Mr W. Lewis, Stationer, &-c., Duke-street, where a plan of the room may be seen and seats secured, and of Mr Shackell, PianoLre and Music Warehouse, Crockherbtown, Cardiff. Doors open at 7.30, Concert at 8. Carriages may be ordered at 10.15. 3 £ 8:18 uhnc SwiwiutMWttt*. GELLIGAEit SCHOOL BOARD, \jr GLAMORGANSHIRE.' PONTLOTTYN BOARD SCHOOLS. Wanted a MASTER for the Boy: Department of the aboAC-named Schools. Salary £10J per annum, with House and Gardens. Duties to commence 1st January, 1879.. Applications, with recent testirr.onials (not exceeding three), to be sent to me, 011 or before the 20th Decern- ber, 1878. FRANK JAMES, Clerk to the Gelligaer School Board. 131, High-street, Merthyr Tydfil, 30th Nov. 1878. 38532 iuiUlimj parties. gOUTH WALES ^EIIC AN TILE PER- MANENT BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY, OFFICES: 1, THE HAYES. CARDIFF, OFFICERS. TRUSTEES. HENRY BOWEN, Esq., J.P. DANIEL JONES, Esq., J.P. DIRECTORS. MR E. W. SIIACKELL, Chairman. KR. R. BENJAMIN, MR W. H. DAVIES, B. H. SAUNDERS, MR JOS. RAMSDALE, IIR JOHN ISAACS, MR WILLIAM JONES, IlB. HENRY JONES, Ma P. W. CAREY, U i. T. WINDSOR JACOBS, 1Wl JOS. GASKELL: Mr DAVID HOPKINS. BANKERS: fHE NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK OF ENGLAND. SOLICITORS: Messrs MORGAN & SCOTT, High-street, Cardiff. TREASURER Mr J. G. PROGER, Trinity-street. SURVEYOR: Mr 9AVID JONES (Messrs JONES BROTBEBS), Carditt, AUDITORS Mr JOHN STIBBS. Mr W. L. RHYS, 3&stin.n> V-Da, Canton. I Clyne Viila, Dumiriee-place. MANAGING SECRETARY SAMUEL J. DAVIES, No. 1, The Hayes, Cardiff. The Offices are OPEN DAILY for the receipts of DEPOl-ITS and issuing SHARES. 39053 The next Subscription Day, Thursday, Dec., 5, 1878. PRINCIPALITY PERMANENT IN- -ML VESTMENT BUILDING SOCIETY. ESTABLISHED 1860. INCORPORATED MARCH, 1876. OmcEs-28, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF. The Oldest, Largest, and most Equitable Society in the District. Total Income of Society since formation P.330,941 Os 7d I „ Amount lent on Mortgage £ 214,575 2s 3d Income for the year 18171 t-4X489- Us 8d Amount of Bonus divided 1877. £ 3,427 ISs 3d Amount remaining as Reserve Fund £ 1,142 lls 3d The Offices are open DAILY for the issue of NEW SHARES and Receipt of DEPOSITS, bearing interest at 5 per cent per annum, payable half yearly. WM. SAND1R3, lt528 124 Managing Secretary. YY HY PAY R E N T 1 itLAMORGAN BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY. CARDIFF. Established 1867. OmcBS-19, QUEEN-STREET. AW to £ 3,000. Money always ready to be advanced on security 08 Houses or Land, repayable by easy instalments, which in- clude interest and principal. The payment for an advance of £60 is 5s per fortnight: £90, 711 6d; £ 150,12s 6d; jC300, 25s, &c. The principal may be paid off at any time at 30 dayrf notice. Every information with the Eleventh Annual Report, ProsiKxtus, &c., may be had at 19, Qseen-street, on ai> plication to 80534 4713 MR. 11. irareRY, Secretary. A >iU,VrOL" WEST ol ENGLAND, U AND SOUTH WALES PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY, 7, ST. STEPHEN-STREET, BRISTOL. [ESTABLISHES 1850,J Of A AAA R £ ADY to be advanced on Mort- gages in small or larye Sums, No Entrance Fees, SOCIETY PAYS SURVEY AND LEGAL CHARGES. Repayments unusually low. IN WALES APPL), TO:- Messrs. W. H. WILLIAMS & CO., Albert Chambers. Cardiff, or to Mr H. R. EVANS, 12, Great Dock-street, Newport; or to ,)dr J. J. EVANS, C.E., Treorky; or to "1tev. H. W. HUGHES, Penygra-g; or to Rev. WM. JONES. Pentre. 39042. glZT4 ATLAS (OF BRISTOL) PERMANENT X* BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY. Head Office: Cora-street, opposite the Council House, Bristol. INVESTORS receive LARGE PROFITS, together with PERFECT SECURITY. BORROWERS.—LIBERAL ADVANCES made on FREBo HOLD or LEASEHOLD PROPERTY. Prospectuses ani full particulars on application to the Secretary, at the Head-office; or to the local agent— MR W. P. ANNEAR, 14, MOUNT STOART SQUARE, DOCKS. 6022 CARDIFF. 39155 rilHE MERTHYR AND DOWLAIS BUILDING SOCIETY, (Incorporated under the Building Societies' Act, 1874.) Are prepared to LEND, 011 Mortgage, at the shortest Notice, SUllS OFelOO to 410,000. Repayable in Monthly or Quarterly Instalments. Borrowers in this Society have special advantages not obtained in other societies, or from private individuals. The legal costs are paid by the Society, and the inde- pendence of the borrower, so long as his stipulated repay- ments are made, is secured by the Registrar under the Friendly Societies' Acts, Th« utmost secreqy is main- tained For particulars apply to Mr E. Rooerts, at tbe Office ft the Society. 34. Victoria-street, Mertliyr, 19105 XTOTICE. CHARLES RICHARDS, (formerly at Mr Thomas's, 3, Broad-street, QUia uid Pistol Manufacturer) has REMOVED from 74, St Mary-street, to 26, ROYAL ARCADE, CARDIFF, Where business will be carried on on and uf ter MONDAY, September 16. ALL KINDS OF GUN IMPLEMENTS ON HAND. Repairs promptly executed. Cartridges made to order at shortest notice. 6839-39041 SWANSEA O F F I C E s OP THE SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS," No 2, COLLEGE STREET. All orders from NEWSAGENTS will rcceive prompt at- tention, and be executed upon the same terms as from the Chief Office. The DAILY NEWS delivered to Subscribers early every morning in any part of the town. ADVERTISEMENTS received up to Seven o'clock will secure insertion in the next morning" g issue ol tbe P-Wa- >, ultUc (gntcrt;nmucnt,$. SWANSEA. GINNETT'S NEW GRAND HIPPODROME. ELECTRIC SUCCESS. In consequence of its immense success, Mr Ginnett has arranged for a repetition FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY of the Greatest of all Equestrian Exhibitions, TURPIN'S RIDE TO YORK! Which can only be continued FOR SIX NIGHTS LONGER. Special Engagemeut, for SIX MOUTH LOKGER, at an enor- mous expense, in consequence of their Tremendous Success, of SYLVESTER (THE MAN FLY). and The Beautiful L 0 L 0 The Exquisite The Fascinating LO LO The Charming The Gymnastic Venus L 0 L 0 The Marvellous Fairest of the Fair L 0 L 0 The Wonderful The Graceful L 0 L 0 The Daring. LAST SIX NIGHTS. Mid-day Exhibitions Every Wednesday and Saturday. DANCES AS USUAL. Acting Manager-Mr GEORGE WATTS. Sole Proprietor—MR GEORGE GINNETT. STAR THEATRE, WIND STREET. Director A. MELVILLE. Enormous Doub'e Entertainment TO-NIGHT. Dramatisation of Mrs Beecher Stowe's other Great Woik, D R E D Mr GEORGE MELVILLE as DRED. Engagement for six nights only of Henri, Prince of the Air. Re-engagement for six nights only of Miss Pattie Adele, the New York Beile, Re-engagement for six nights only of the Five Funny Coons, Engagement for six nights only of Miss Flora Macdonald, the Scottish Singer and Dancer. ABERGAVENNY. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. A GRAND EISTEDDFOD, (Under distinguished and nobe Patronage), will be held at ABERGAVENNY, ON EASTER MONDAY NEXT, 1879. Further particulars will shortly appear. 39693 NEWPORT, MON. v ICTORIA HALL, NEWPORT. MONDAY De?. 2nd, and DURING THE WEEK, also WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 3. POOLE AND YOUNG'S DIORAMIC EXCURSIONS to RUSSIA,,TURKEY, AND CYPRUS, the same as given in Cardiff 6 weeks, and 5 weeks in Swansea. Admission—3s, 2s, Is, and 6d. ¡tndtr, and CToutrarts. TO BUILDERS. Pers 11s desirous of TENDERI-NG for the ERECTION of the NEW WESLEYAN CHAPEL, BROADWAY, CARDIFF, may see the Drawings and Specification, and obtain copies of the qnantities, and all further information, upon application to the Architects, Messrs W. G. Habershon and Fawckner, 38, Bloomsbury square, London Park-square, Newport; ard Pearl street, Cardiff. The lowest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted. 39799 NEWPORT (UNITED DISTRICT) JLl SCHOOL BOARD. TO BUILDERS. Persons desirous of TENDERING for the ERECTION of N ew BOARD SCHOOLS, Marshes Road, Newport, may see the Drawings and Specification, and obtain copies of the Quantities, and all fuither information upon application to the Architects, Messrs W. G. Haber- shon and Fawckner, 38, Bloomsbnry Square, London Park Square, Newport; and Pear!-street, Cardiff. The Board will not necessarily accept the lowest or any tender 39798 1TUtanou. CARDIFF. ONS. SIEVERDIN'S FRENCH A.NTD GERMAN CLASSE,S.-For particulars, apply Ely Viiia, The Parade, Cardiff. Sieverdib's "Map of French Verbs" now reldy; price 6d, Piano lessens, for terms, apply Ely Villa. 39250 DAMSDOWN HOUSE, PARK PLACE, CARDIFF. Mrs BRUFORD'S SCHOOL RE-OPENED on the lath of SEPTEMBER. 34425 SWANSEA. LYN CERRIG SCHOOL, M T/MBLES, SWANSEA. The Term commenced September 12th. Prospectus on application to Rev E. Griffiths. 676i 34S30 MILFORD HAVEN. S" ELECT BOARDING SCHOOL for K3 YOUNG GENTLEMEN, exceedingly healthy pea- side situation, limited number received. References to parents of Pupils, embracing nobility, clergy, officers of the army ana navv, and gentry Tenon moderate.— Apply to Ilev JAMES DOAOEN, I.A., Milford Haven. 3H37 COWBRIDGE. REAT HOUSE, COWBRIDGE \jr LADIES' SCHOOL. Principals: Mrs and the Misses CULVERWELL, Associates in Arts. The TERM COMMENCED OCTOBER 14th. Pupils prepared for Oxford aid Cambridge Local Examinations. 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Terms strictly moderate. Pvomfttust-q &c, on application <70G7 ST. CLEARS. LAUGHARNE GRAMMAR SCHOOL, L ST. CLEARS, CARMARTHENSHIRE. Head Master-T. J. MORGAN. Pupils receive an Education adapted to the Learned Professions or Commercial Pursuite. Lauabarne, situated near the sea, is one of the most healthy placss in South Wales, and is peculiarly adapted to delicate boys. The Educational Sf*T i« entirely English, with the ex- ception of a resident French Master. Terms very moderate. 27 ubticaftou. FPrice One Penny, post-free Tl rej Halfpenny Stamps. AMILY HERALD SUPPLEMENT, T No. 22. iN Â GRIEVOUS STRAIT J- A complete Story by the Author of SWHKTIJEARTS," BROWN Lyss 0& BLUB." For the above see FAMILY HERALD SUPPLEMENT, No. 22. The Saturday Remete says of the Family Herald Its novels and tales are quite as well written as the Lest circulating-library stories." W. STEVENS, 421, Strand, London and at all News- venders. 7098 "00 WAR D CONSCIENCE," NEW SERIAL STORY, Br F. W. ROBINSON. Is now appearing in the "CARDIFF TIMES & SOUTH WALES WEEKLY NEWS." Thi Cardiff Time, at/d South Wales Weekly N'ews, 72 long columna6 may be had from all Newsagents, price 2d, or sent, post free, to any address in the United K ing- dom for 2s 9d per quarter, and to the Colonies and all parts of Europe and the United States for 3s 3d per quar- ter, prepaid. CARDIFF SHIPPING AND MERCAN- c TILE GAZETTE, Published every Monday Monnig. Price 15s per annum, or bv pest -Is. The CARDIFF SHIPPING AND MERCANTILE GAZETTE" contains a complete record of the Shipping business of Cardiff, Swansea, and Kewport, and the Bristol Channel, and circulates among all the Merchants and Brokers "f the Bristol Channel Ports, and generally throughout the various ports of the United Kingdom. It is filed at Lloyd'f, the Lombard, and most of the Chambers of Commerce, and is also sent to the leading Foreign Ports. COlEf QTTICBS— 75 and 76, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 72 COLUMNS. THE CARDIFF TIMES AND SOUTH WALES WEEKLY MWB Is oxz or THE LARGEST NEWS-SHEETS IN THE KINGDOM, and THE GREAT WEEIW-Y NEWSPAPER FOR WALES AND THE WEST OF ENGLAND. It contains all the News of the Week, and gives more Local,;District, and Geneial News than any other paper. Each "Edition is a complete synopsis of the Week's News for the whole of South Wales. The Serial Stories are by the most talented Novelists, and the London Corres- pondence and Leading Articles are of marked ability Sold by all Newsagents, price 2d. Sent post free to any address for 2s 9d per quarter. 72 Column LwopSQE] 74 ColumJlt gUjSittc#* D. JO T H A M AND SON 91 THE PRINCIPALITY OUTFITTERS. 26 AND 27, ST MARY-STREET CARDIFF. jyjANUFACTURERS OF FIRST-CLASS. c LOTIAIN(L MANUFACTURERS OF SUPERIOR QLOTHINOk jyjANUFACTURERS OF JgjVERY DESCRIPTION OF CLOTHING FJIHE LARGEST STOCK OF JUVENIL1 CLOTHING IN SOUTH WALES. OVER 10,000 SQUARE FEET OF sno" R. a ESTABLISHED 1833. THIS DAY. 9 TO 14, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF JJOWELL AND COMPANY 11AVE COMMENCED SELLING THE FOLLOWING CHEAP LOTS 640 PAIRS WHITNEY BLANKETS, Slightly soiled; suitable for Charity. 112 PIECES 72-INCH WASTE TWTLL SHEETING, From 6id per yard-free from any fillin 1,500 DOZEN CAMBRIC HANDKER- CHIEFS, Ready-hemmed, from Is 1l pc" dozen. 450 WHITE KNOTTED COUNTERPANES, MARSEILLES, BELGIUM, AND TOILET QUILTS, Very Cheap. 1,200 pairs WHITE MUSLIN CUR- TAINS, at 6s lid per pair. 1,700 yards Coloured SILK VELVET, From Is llbd per yard. A Few FELT, KIDDER, TAPESTRY, and BRUSSELS CARPETS, at Clearing Prices. 14 feet AXMINSTER RUGS, at 8s lid each. SCINDE RUGS, full size, lis 11J each. HOWELL & CO. are also making a SHOW of NEW JACKETS, Fur-lined CLOAKS, COS. TUMES, DON-NETS, HATS, SKIRTS, &c. A Cheap Line in LADIES' DRESSING GOWNS. JJOWELL AND COMPANY, THE CARDIFF DRAPERS, 39709 CARDIFF. OOLL ENS FO R WINTE R MESSRS. W. PRICE AND SONS do not believe in a 'dec'ine of trade" at the CARDJFI HOUSE, so they have arranged their purchases an< their STOCK FOR THE WINTER SEASON on an im portant and extensive scale. In the Ordered Depart ment are the Newest Mali rials for making un, and ii the Heady Made Department r.re Overcoats,' Ulsters, Reefers, Suit", and Winter Goo Is of every description competent to satisfy the urns'; fastidious for variety styles, and price. It will he obvious to the intsllige.ii that even a column of this piper would not suffice foi the enumeration of the excellences of the large aad comprehensive Stock W. P. & S. therefore solicit a personal inspection of the Goods. The Patent Ventilating TALKTHES WATERPROOl COATS, as worn by H.R.H. ths Prince of Wales, is fashionable Tweeds, ready m: dc or to measure. Anl)RI!:ss THE CAHDIFF HOUSE, CORNER OF CAROLINE-STITEET, ST MARY-STREET CARDIFF. 23 BUTE COAL COMPANY, 2S, CROCKHERBTOWN, CARDIFF. LARGE HOUSE COAL, MYNYDDYSLWYN RIHD ASH AND OTHER VEINS REST SMITHS' COAL, NUT STEAM COAL. SMALL STEAM COAL. Delivered in ary quantity at the shortest notice. 35986 X M A S 1 8 7 8 M A & USEFUL AND SUITABLE ARTICLE* XMAS PRESENTS AND NEW YEARS GIFTS. Ladies" and Gentlemen's GLOVES, SCARFS and BOWS. Ladies' and Gentlemen's SILK HANDKERCHIEFS anA WRAPPERS. Ladies' and Gentlemen's best London SILK UMBRELLAS. Ladies' and Gentlemen's CAMBRIC and LINEN HAND- KERCHIEFS. Ladies'MOROCCO, CROCODILE and LEATHER BELTS. Gentlemen's BRACES and BELTS in everv Pattern. Gentlemen's FKONTS. COLLARS, WRISTS and CUFFS Ladies' Berlin WOOL SHAWLS and NECKLETS. Ladies' Berlin Promenade SQUARES and SCARFS. Ladies' Berlin VESTS and UNDER-VESTS. Laics' Fine CASHMERE and WOOL HOSE. Indies' MERINO. ANGOLA, and BALBRIGAN HOSE. Gentlemen's Cardigan JACKETS and VESTS, A 1. Gentlemen's Scotch and Leicester HOSE and SOCKS. Gentlemen's Fine Merino VESTS and PANTS Gentlemen's White and FRENCH PRINT DRESS SHIRTS. Gentlemen's Patent KNITTED SHIRTS (never Shrink). Gentlemen's LAMBS WOOL and CASHMERE nOSE. Gentlemen's BYCICLE, CRICKET, and FOOTBALL IJOSE. Gentlemen's ALPACA, ZANELLA, and ZEPHYR UM- BRELLAS Gentlemen's Scotch Riding and Shooting HOSE. GENTLEMENS' LAVENDER, WHITK, and COLOUREB KID OLvVES, CHILDREN'S WOOL SCARFS, GLOVES and NECK- LETS. CHILDREN'S FANCY HOSE, HALF HOSE aiii SOCK, CHILDREN'S BOWS, SCARFS, TIES, and DRLTS CHILDREN'S BERLIN WOOL JACKETS and SKIRTS. The Largest STOCK of SCARFS and TIES in SOUTH WALES. Aii Goods much Lower in Price than for many yeant through the unprecedented depression tn trade. W. KÖRNER & CO., THE CARDIFF HOSIERS, 27, 29, and 31, ROYAL ARCADE, ana 182, BUTE-ROAD. Shopkeepers, Skippers, and Bazaars, supplied wholesale, at Manufacturers' Prices. p.S. -Please Note the Address, as we have no connection with any otLer sh p ill the 1934 THREE YEARS' SYSTEM. pIANOFORTES, JJARMONIUMS, AND AMERICAN QRGANSi fJIHOMPSON AND tqHACKRI4 PIANOFORTE MAKERS AN D PATENTEES. QUEEN'S BUILD-114, HIGH-STREET, INGS, CARDIFF. I SWANSEA. 8, LANCASTER BUILD-1 111, COMMEECIAL INGS, TENBY. | STREET, NEWPORT. Supply NEW PIANOFORTES by the bag Bwkwt «• hire for three years, and at the expiration of that itoaff (i. e. after the payment of twelve quarterly lnatalme.ita¥ the Pianos become the property of tbe huer, without uf further payment whatever. THOMPSON and SHAORTI^ were the first in Wales to introduce this easy method acquiring a goed musical instrument, and can refer thousands of customers as to the quality of the Plan they supply. Customers are not limited to any make' but may select whicWer make may be preferred, froi. the largest Stock in the Principality of Wales, A instruments warranted. From Two Guinea* per quarter. KIRlUUN'S PIANOS COLLARD'S riANOS BROADWOOD'S PIANOS ERARD'S PIANOS BRINSMEAD'S PIANOS CRAMER'S PIANOS HOPKINSON'S PIANOS Detailed Price Lists of Pianofortes by any of tfte lot* going celebrated rankers, and some others not 10 gmo rally known, sent free on application. THE NEW YACHT PIANO. Thirty Guineas, in solid mahogany. This Instrument H made expresslv to withstand the damp of a sea voyays^ and is warranted to keep well in tune. Orders may be addressed to Oardil or S Jto!23 N o T 0 E. MR WILLIAM GALE, OF PENARTH having engaged a First class Photographer, bep to tjw o?S^°un<;e he has RE-OI'ENED the BUSINESS Jl* the Old Establishment MAUL. HAN-STREET, PENARTH, where a satisfactory portrait can be obtained at m moderate prices. Out-door Photography in all its branches. 39894 BEST LONDON PORTLANI • CEMENT. J GRANT & CO., Timber Merchants and Timl ei Brokers, of Cardiff, have been appointed SOLE AGENTS in this larcre and populous district of bouth Wales for tb« Sale and Delivery In casks and sacks of the MATCHLESS and FAR-FAMED LONDON PORTLAND CEMENT ol Messrs J. B. White and Brothers, of London. At pro- sent they are discharging a large cargo from London at tbe top of tbe Bute East Dock, where applications are U to jnaoe at (hair Timber Yard, tttfi

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