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-V ALLSOPP & SONS, I V BASS & CO., n, I-e 0 and others v}?/), of the finest ^KSV BURTON PRICES. ALES Per Per Kilderkin Firkin. 18s gs (X 21s 10s 6d N& £ Vx 24s 12s O And upwards 45033

ASK YOUR GROCER FOR SYMINGTON'S ARAB'S COFFEE. FOR STRENGTH, FLAVOUR, & AROMA IT STANDS UNEQUALLED SOLD IN OBLONG TINS. BOWDEN STEAM MILLS, MARKET HARBOROUGH. GOLD MEDAL. NEW ZEALAND, 1882. 76691

CPMIM6 ANB LEATHER DKBSSESS, ANO Manufacturers of BEST LEATHER DRIVING BANWI Rivetted Leather Hose. PUMP and HYDRAULIC LEATHER, dressed Strap Butts, Harness Leather, Ac. y/fl, -V7 of the EL&KKA cottos BELTING. LEWIS'S LATENT TKKttUt t VALVES, irt., Ac India rubber goods of every description THE SOUTH WALES INDIA RUBBEB COMPANY, 67449 31 <fc 32, WES1 BUTE-STKEE1, DOCKS, CARDIFF. ia

ab5 by Ruction. AUCTION APPOINTMENTS. W Messrs BEYNON & LEWIS. a Forest Trees, &c., at Swansea Dec. 5 ?al «. Messrs BOWLING BROTHERS. °°d, 4c., at Pembroke Dockvard Dec. 1 Htnih, Messrs BROOKS and HILL, ^AUn?r?1*1' Effects, at Cardiff Dec. 4 lulF> ACCTION & Sl'OltAGE CO (Ll.M.j tan,, -^r J. G. MADDOX. Auctioneer) W<nwe,a' 27, Partridge-road, Cardiff Dec 2 ksnifi s ^"eeklv Sale, at Rooms Dec. 3 4Qv*nt Effects, at Rooms Dec. 3 Choice Works of Art at Rooms .Dec. 11 & 12 *seh«u « Mr MOSES CULE. °'d Property, at Pontypridd Dec 2 W„tJ Mr ROBERT EVANS. "Old Property, at Bridgend Dec. 5 W • „ Mr DAVID EVANS. '"J-Trade, &c., at Cardiff Dec. 4 W>sr* OOTTWAL17. ana KOWP.ING Hitch b furniture and Effects, at Cardiff..Dec. 3, 4 bleus, t Cardiff Dec. 4 Smi Furs, at Cardiff Dec. 8 i*it vi hief-proof Safes, at Cardiff Dec. 11. W.1,finery, <fce., at Mountain Ash Dec. 15 ostin„°'d Furniture, at Cardiff Dec. 1? R ^tock, &c., at Cardiff — Messrs GOUGH and POWELL. r Arms Hotel, Ac., at Llanelly ..Dec. 18 'W. „ Mr THOMAS GRIFFITHS. wti Market Tolls, at Cardigan Dec. 9 „ Messrs H. HILL <fc CO. °1seh ij ^urnjture, Ware, etc., at Westcross.. Dec. 2 «oid Furniture, &c., at Swansea Dec. 4 SIW Messrs JOHN JENKINS & CO. &c., at Cardiff Dec. 8 "Old Property, at Cardiff Dec. 10 t Mr F. B. JONES. at Bristol Dec. 3 ^ees at Bristol Dec. 10 5W„ „ Mr KENNARD. „ lold Furniture, at Cardiff Dec. 8 MR JOHN M. LEEDER. wiih, n<f Materials. &c., at Miiford Haven ..Dec. 2 aij ,a* Swansea 3 at>a Machinery, at Killay, nr. Swansea.Dec — *ellm„ Messrs LEWIS BROTHERS. S-houses, at Neath Dec. 16 hOld Messrs W. J. LOWES & SON. 'd Property, at Swansea Dec. 9 Sit„^ Mr ARTHUR fe. T. LUCAS. at Swansea Dec. 2 ^6.. NEW LAND & RICK ARD. » Moa BurRlar Proof Safes, at Newport Dec. 3 V™^GEORGE NICHOLS SON, <fc ALDER. k to« s^te, at Cardiff Dec. 15 rs STEPHENSON and ALEXANDER. bHoijlan'' Sheep, near Cardiff Dec. 7 Sws». "Residence a ^Cardiff Dec. 12 Dec. 12 ''ierv ^at Stock, at Cardiff Dec. 14 lant, &c., at Cardiff. Dec. 19 Htm Mr JAMES STRAKER. "Us Meat, at Abergavenny Dec. 8 ,> MR JOHN THOMAS. S, ',jrand Stand. Ac at Cardiff Dec. 7 Calves, at Cowbridge December 8 Nil:. Messrs TRIBE. CL ARKE, and Co. nS Houses, <tc., at Cardiff Dec. 3 Sse, „ Mr F. WELSH sSanV V,arri*ges, &c., at Newport Dec. 5 Gelding, at Maindee, neat Newport Dec. 5 <\laWATÈR STUD FARM, NEAR CARDIFF. 'tJAL SALE OF VERY PRIME FAT STOCK. MESSRS STEPHENSON and ALEX- belate ANDER are instructed by the Executors of W. G. Cartwright, Esq., to SELL BY AUCTION, On MONDAY, the 7th of DECEMBER, jK. At Fail-water Stud Farm, VERY PRIME RADNOR AND liROPSHIRE DOWN FAT SHEEP, AND t 32 STALL-FED FAT BULLOCKS, 4cbeon at Twelve. Sale at One p.m weight's keep will he provided after the Sale ^^charge. 77200 ELY-ROAD, CARDIFF. SUBSTANTIAL FREEHOLD RESIDENTIAL K PROPERTY. », Standing on an Acre of Ground. ESSRS STEPHENSON & ALEXAN- V A]T«?eR are instructed by the Proprietor to SELL ^b^CTlON, on SATURDAY, the 12th December, at a°te'. Cardiff, at Three o'clock p.m., the FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, KNOWN AS iKv, "YNISCEDWYN." tb residence, which was built at considerable cost re Present proprietor, contains 4 reception rooms, th 3- dressing-room, bath-room, 2 water closets, ii.i'he.8 .Usua^ domestic offices. ls a £ °°d lawn tennis and ornamental grounds, ryigj ^rden, well stocked with fruit trees, toe whole ble III; also a conservatory and greenhouse, good Lit jj.' Xard, and coach-house. T1 situated within two minutes' walk of the v £ 0r J'THinus at Canton. ™>8li /Urther particulars apply to the Auctioneers, ^S^et, Cardiff. 77290 r OF 60 VALUABLE HUNTERS AND ft HARNESS HORSES. MESSRS STEPHENSON AND ALEX- ANDER Will SELL by AUCTION, at their & lW. Womanby-street, Cardiff, on SATURDAY, 'h of December, **> VALUABLE HUNTERS AND HARNESS HORSES, Including :— rs and Harness Horses, from Mt J. Strong, r L b-Ppters and Harness Horses, from Mr T. Horn, jOjF«stapie. Jf^ters and Harness Horses, from Mr C. Barret, HjpMon Abbott. ^uthaSS ^orses' from Mr J. Nicholls, ^vV^inary catalogues ready on and after Monday, ecember. [ 77393 ^^ISTAIAS ANNUAL FAT STOCK SHOW AND ANNUAL FAT STOCK SHOW AND SALE. MESSRS STEPHENSON and ALEX- 'it ANDER beg to announce that they will hold ANNUAL SALE AND SHOW OF CllltISTMAS FAT STOCK AT CARDIFF, MONDAY, THE MTH DECEMBER NEXT, the following PRIZES will be given by j Local Gentlemen :— tineas for the best lot of FAT CATTLE exhibited, J lot under Five in number. J ^as for the best FA1 OX, COW, or HEIFER, j Ul»eas for the best Pen of FAT WETHERS, and Ilhleas for the best Pen of FAT MOUNTAIN c SHkep lijjj^itions of Entry and all particulars can be fur- e<* ipon application to tfce Auctioneers. 77394 lri» TN LIQUIDATION. M\'X\VIT WD BLACK VEIN COAL COM- )» PANY, LIMITED. IVTESSRS STEPHENSON and ALEX- it t K AND Kit are instructed to SELL by AUCTION, &L. 6 ttoyal Hotel, Cardiff, on SATURDAY, the 19th ^«nibei- „cxt ,t Xinee o'clock in the Afternoon, that "lultj I\ e ROyal Hotel, Cardiff, on SATURDAY, the 19th ^«nibei- „cxt ,t Xinee o'clock in the Afternoon, that "lultj COLLIERY • i. Known as the ^jl'ANrwiT AND BLACK VEIN COLLIERY, **te near Caerphilly, in the County of Glamorgan, Together with tlie whole of the valuable L PLANT AND .MACHIM RV ^'lli f°r the carrying on and maintenance of a largo Also a lavge nuantity oi valuable Plant and <« (• >ler-• adapted to brick making, now lying near to { Ihery Siding, which will also be included in the • &nd the following In. RAILWAY WAGONS k (\-on Railway Wagons. ^"•Ton Railway Wagons, The property of the said Company. .Railway Wagons. heLi under a purchase agreement. 1.he collieries, which are situate near to the Caer- philly Station, on the Rhymnev Railway, arc from the ltighc Hon. Lord Windsor for tw., Imcxpired terms, entlin on the 1st March, 1924, aud they will ">e sold subject to the rents i and royalties reserved by and the covenants and Condi rions in the leases as varied by subsequent I Agreements, and mil particulars of which will be i» issued.'e&th the particulars and conditions of sale. are'i-> Workmen's Cottages, each containing "fcn°°TOs and ofh-'es> Iwilt near to the Collieries, and V,/1 Pro))erty leased from Lord Windsor, '•fc ^°hierieiare distant about sevt n miles from the (ffOrtant port of Cardiff, and about nine miles from DO^rt. They will be offered, with the whole of the ejj *and m 'diinery, materials and effects, as a going celll, in "lie lot. and immetliate possession may be il¡') that the business may be carried on un- l&Ptedly. particulars of Sale, together with detailed li-.ts plant and niachiin ry, will shortly be ready for Mfl ution, and may be had upon application to tltesf!r stephenson and Alexander, at'Cardiff, or to Killick, llntton, and Vint, Solicitors, Bradford. T^HENSOX AND ALEXANDER'S LLORSH RE- •v)OSITOUY. WO.MA.NBV-STBEKT, CARDIFF. MESSRS STEPHENSON & ALEX- ANDER are now lncpared to LET ON JOB, i, the Da,v, Week, or Year, HUNTERS, HARNESS HORSES, AND „ WHLL-MATCHED PAIRS. Hunters :ind good-looking Harness Horses on Private ale. Horses and Carriigijs Bought and Sold on Commis- lit. c Jko-ses Broicen to Single and Double Harness, to ll"y ••adies, as Char-er.Si aiui f„r the Field. Applio.tion to be m.de to FHlLLI>> and ENGLISH, Managers of the Repository. THE CARiJFF RIDLJG SCHOOI-, WOMANBY- M. STREK'K CARDIFF. ES8RS STEPIENSON and ALEX- (l?iploted their arrangements *i'<i io«' PtthPAKii) to R"JE1VE PUPILS. l>1' in the SCHOOL and on Jinipin^ and Hnntng Le^ns on Clever and Quiet by Arraagemaut. l&ling Mwter-Mr C. E. K^LLSII (Son of H. G. 18s c''e "•'•g fc'wol, Che?uham)_ pilticuls>rs itiul "•««« jLnnlv tft Messrs PuluPri auft 't»',Ma,Cr.srat tbe Ro^sf- toi >\V omiuiby-street, Caxlirt.. 77^28 nLL-POSTIN, AT NEW^R^^R •3. tKj^tS, 180 C(M&IEUCtAI^UOA vkwporT LUKsTKH u«nELIVli«ER io^WN and CUIIUV. ite.^ l the principal 4Vd'4 i>' x>\ witJi lU'siiai), RRTV 5.PYRO YAL and STEEL JlP*?- «9* .quickly corrtct^ii±„ 'essM1«svmpt»,»lssflpj -nv. i- all ciwt;" tevJujN»vlitf i' tlie M'-er. K hu Àudian. SALE THIS DAY 27, PARTRIDGE-ROAD, ROATH. CARDIFF. UNRESERVED SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. MR J. G. MADDOX is instructed by Mr D. Gorman (who is leaving Cardiff) to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION at his residence as above, on WEDNESDAY, December 2nd, 188b, at 12 noon pre. cisely, the whole of his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS in dinmg and drawing rooms, hall, five bedrooms, and kitchen also a quantity of plumber's appliances. For particulars of which see posters. Goods on view morning of Sale. Auction Company's Offices 24, 25, and 26, High- street, Cardiff. 7734a SALE TO MORROW. Sale No. 3b7. AT THE AUCTION AND STORAGE COMPANY'S SALE ROOMS, 24, 2b, & 26, HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF TO PARTIES FURNISHING. MR J. G. MADDOX will SELL by AUCTION, on THURSDAY, December 3rd, 1885. a large, valuable, and varied collection of over 300 Lots of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, both NEW AND SECOND-HAND which has been forwarded from various sources for absolute sale, comprising several Pianos, Oil Pamt, ings, Pier Glasses, Books, Electro-plated Goods, Toilet. and other Ware, Iron and Brass Bedsteads, etc., etc., and the entire Fittings and Furniture of every de- scription for Halls, Dining, Drawing, Breakfast and Bedrooms, Libraries, Offices, Kitchen, &c., in Walnut, Mahogany, Birch., and Oak, Upholstered in Tapestry, Repp, Plush, Velvet, Morocco, and other Coverings. The Lots are too numerous to particularize, but will be arranged in order of Sale, and for view on morning of Sale. All Entries at either of tbe Tuesday or Thursday Sales, for purpose of Lotting, must be made by 12 o clock the day prior to either. Sale commences each day at 12 o'clock precisely. N.B.—These extensive and splendidly-appointed sale rooms (the only rooms in the Principality when goods entered for sale can be property displayed, and where intending purchasers can view and thoroughly inspect the various lots prior to commencement of sale) are always open tor the reception of goods of every descrip- tion, and, when required, cash advances made on account of same. 11944 72527_ SALE TO-MORROW. OWING TO DEPRESSION IN THE TRADE. MOST IMPORTANT TO PARTIES FURNISHING. GREAT SALE OF A VALUABLE AND CAREFULLY SELECTED CONSIGNMENT OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Fopvarded from one of the FIRST HOUSES For ABSOLUTE DISPOSAL. MR J. G. MADDOX Is favoured with instructions by the Consignee to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Rooms of the CARDIFF AUCTION AND STORAGE COMPANY, 24, 25, & 26, HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF, On THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3RD, Commencing at 12 O'CLOCK NOON PRECISELY, An immense and varied assemblage of MAGNIFICENTLY UPHOLSTERED FIRST CLASS MANUFACTURED HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Of EVERY DESCRIPTION, Full particulars of which will appear in posters, etc. CATALOGUES can be obtained at the Rooms, or will be forwarded by POST on APPLICATION. The goods will be on view day prior to anù mornings of sale. Sale each day will commence a.t 12 o'clock noon. Auction Company's Offices, High-street, Cardiff.77313 SALE TO MORROW. PONTCANNA-PLACE, CANTON JOHN-STREET, ROATH; and CROSS-STREET, MAINDY, NEAR CARDIFF. MESSRS TRIBE, CLARKE and CO. are instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the Queen's Hotel, Cardiff, on THURSDAY, the 3rd day of December, 1885, at six for seven o'clock in the evening, subject to conditions to be then produced, the following LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES in the following or such other lots as may be deter. mined at the time of sale. LOT 1.—A MESSUAGE, SHOP, and PREMISES, No. 1, Pontcanna-place, in the occupation of Mr Harris, at the yearly rent of £20. LOT 2.-A DWELLING-HOUSE adjoining No. 3, Pontcanna-place, in the occupation of Mr Francis, at the rental of 5s per week. LOT 3.-A similar DWELLING-HOUSE, No. 5. Pontcanna-place, in the occupation of Mr Hewett, at the rental of 5s per week. LOT 4.—A similar DWELLING-HOUSE, No. 7, Pontcanna-place, in the occupation of Mr Rogers, at the rental of 55 per week. The above four houses are held under lease for 99 years from 2nd February, 1869. at the ground rent of £ 2 2s each. LOT 5,-TWO LEASEHOLD MESSUAGES, being Nos. 47 and 49. John-street, Roath, in the occupation of James Welsh and C. O. Driscoll, at 5s per week each. These premises are held under lease for 99 years from 29th September, 1857. at the ground rent of LOT 6.—TWO MESSUAGES and PREMISES, being Nos. 29 and 30, Cross-street, M&indy, Carditf, in the occupation of Kees Jenkins and Job Thomas, at 4s per week each. The premises are held under lease for 99 years from 2nd August, 1877, at the ground rent of LOT 7.—Two MESSUAGES and PREMISES, Nos. 31 and 32, Cross-street, iu the occupation of Edwin Stedder and Thomas Rogers, at 4s per week each. These premises are held under lease for the same term and ground rent as Lot 6. LOT 8.—Two MESSUAGES and PREMISES, Nos. 33 and 34, Cross-street, aforesaid, in the occupation of William Tucker, at 8s 6d per week held for the SAme term and ground rent a' the last lot. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, or to Mr HENRY HEARD, Solicitor, 77324 Cardiff. HE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD HE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD T l URNITURE, Ac-, at 73, ST ACE V ROAD, CARDIFF, IS POSTPONED TILL WEDNESDAY, DEC. 2nd, 1885, at 2 o'clock prompt. 77389 E. F. KENNARD, Auctioneer. PARK-HALL SALE-ROOMS, CARDIFF. MR E. F. KENNARD will conduct his usual WEEKLY SALIC on TUESDAY nest, December 8th, 1885, when he will olfer December 8th, 1885, when he will offer HOUSEHOLD EUltNUUUK AND EFFECTS, Removed from various residences in the neighbourhood for absolute side, including second-hand Pianoforte and American organ. Without reserve. Sale at 2 prompt. 77164 ALEXANPHA PARK. CARDIFF. UNRESERVED SALE OF TIMBKit. TO BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS, FARMERS, AND OTHERS. "T'R JOHN THOMAS has been favoured -LTJL with instructions to SELL by AUC1IOX, on MON DAY, the 7th December, 1835, on the Ground as above, the undermentioned TIMBER 24,000 superficial feet of lin. boarding, several thousand feet of uprights, used as a, boundary feiic-1. for Park several thnusactl feet of posts and rails, tixed round the courses also the GRAND STAND, with stables in back and bar and cellars under, covered with corrugated iron; and htJ offices at < ntrance. The Grand Stand and Offices will be sold in two lots, and the whole iu suitable lots, and, for the convenience of purchasers, as it now stands, and to be removed at purchasers' expense. Sale to commence at Two o'clock precisely. Further particulars may be had of the Auctioneer, at Cowbridge. -31. CI.lFTON.siliEET, HOATH. UNRESERVED SALE OF IRONMONGER'S STOCK. MESSRS JOHN JENKINS and CO. have been instructed by the Assignee of the estate of William Wagstaff, of the above address, to ELL by AUCTION, on the premises, on the 8th of December instant, commencing at two o'clock, sharp, the whole of the assorted stock of IRONMONGERY, consisting piincipally of furnishing goods, kitchen utensils, cutlery, paints and brushes, garden and builders' tools, lamps, polishes, metal and brass goo'.is, and numerous effects, with the counters, gas fittings, and trade utensils. No Reserve. The shop to let. Auctioneer's Offices, Puilharmonic Chambers, Cardiff, December 1st, 1885. PONTYPRIDD.—MORGAN-STREET. SALI OF YNYSUYFILON HOUSE AND PREMISES. Mil MOSES CULE has been instructed to offer for SALIC by PUBLIC AUCTION at the Butchers' Arms Hotel, Pontypridd, on WEDNES- DAY, the 2nd day of December, at 5 for 6 o'clock in the afternoon, object to such conditions as shall be then produced, all that LEASEHOLD MESSUAGE OR DWELLING- HOUSE, COACH-HOUSE, STABLE, AND PREMISES known as Ynysgyftlon House, Morgan-street, Ponty- pridd, the property of the representatives of the Jate Mr Superintendent Thomas, and now in the occupation of Mi-s Wayne, as yearly tenant, at a.u annual rent of £O. And also ail that LEASEHOLD COTTAGE ad- joining, now in tho occupati?11 of George Green. at the present low monthly rent of 15s. The premises are held under a lease for 99 years, from the 29th Sept., 1850, granted by Sir Charles M. 1J. Morgan, Bart., at the annual ground rent of rent of jE5 per annum for every additional dwelling- house erected on the said piece or parcel of ground comprisell in vh 1 said There b a large plot oi ground now used as a garden comprised in the lease available for building, having an area of 49b square yards or thereabouts, with a frontae of 46 feet, abutting on Movgan-strect. Ftw further p"rICI\¡1I\" apply to the Auctioneer, I Peutrebacll, l'. iuypridd, or to Messrs UHOVER aud UROVEU, solicitors, I Pontypridd 'J-nd Cardiff. by 2Xurii0tt. ON VIEW THIS DAY UNTIL ONE O'CLOCK. SALE TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) FRIDAY, DEC. 3 4, 1885. AT THE SALEROOMS, 11, HIGH-STREET. CARDIFF. LARGE TWO-DAYS' SALE. IMPORTANT SALE OF THE VERY SUPERIOR ANTIQUE AND MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Attractive Oil Paintings and Water-Colour Drawings, BRONZES, OLD CHINA. Collard Piano. VALUABLE 7-OCTAVE GRAND PIANO, by Hussell. 150 OUNCES OF SILVER. LIBRARY OF BOOKS. FULL-SIZED MAHOGANY FRAME BILLIARD TABLE, with Complete APPOINTMENTS, by BURROUGHS and WATTS. CONTENTS OF GREENHOUSE. PONY PHAETON. And a Variety of Effects, SOLD UNDER POWERS OF SALE. Also in same sale (by permission of the Solicitor interested) the major portion of THE CONTENTS OF A RESIDENCE AT PENARTH, By order of the Executors of a gentleman deceased. MESSRS GOTTWALTZ & BOWRING JLvJL are favoured with instructions to SELL the above attractive EFFECTS at their Rooms, 11, High- street, Cardiff, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY. 3rd and 4th December, commencing each day at 11 o'clock precisely. The DINING-ROOM FURNITURE comprises: A large Turkey carpet, rug, and mats, and curtains in tapestry and velvet; fireplace fittings, a VERY HANDSOME PAIR OF BRONZE FIGURE CANDELABRA, Mercury and Iris, a 7-OCTAVE NEARLY NEW PIANOFORTE, by COLLARD a.nd COLLARD, very large chimney glass, VERY SUPERIOR CARVED MAHO- GANY DINING-ROOM SUITE of 14 CHAIRS in MOROCCO, GRAND SIDEBOARD, DINING TABLE and DINNER WAGON, VALUABLE WORCESTER DESSERT SET, 29 PIECES, pair of Hinks bronze reading lamps, clock, bronze- vases, wall placques, VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS, including a guaran- teed work by George Hayes, decorative objects, plaques, smoking and lounge chairs, mahogany secretaire bookcase. IN TWO DRAWING-ROOMS.—A pair of very hand- some mirrors, Wilton pile bordered carpet, white wool and other hearthrugs, valuable old china, including specimens in Dresden, Berlin, Wort cester, Spode, and Wedgwood, modern orna- ments. a Chippendale china cabinet, ELEGANT ROSEWOOD DRAWING-ROOM SUITE in plush, centre, occasional, and card tables, a buhl cabinet carved walnut clieffonniere, folding chairs and brackets, cornices and mantel boards with fringe, and worket1 by hand cabinet cups and saucers, vases, fenders and brasses, tire screen, white and gold chairs, TWO LOUIS XIV. CHAIRS and SETTEE m velvet, brass coal-scuttle, a 7-OCTAVE GRAND PIANO. FORTE by Russell, in rosewood case; music cabinets, stools, sheet muic. &c. In LIBRARY, HALL, and CpRRIDORS.-Ten pairs of antlers, Gothic oak shields, GRAND OLD OAK HALL SETTEE and CHAIR IN VELVET, hall furni- ture in carved oak. old swords, wall-plates and brackets, carpeting, tine dull walnut set of full suite of chairs and couch in leather, bookcase, handsome side- board.dining table, &c., all complete tapestry window curtains and holders, very fine proof engravings, water colour drawings 3bO VOLUMES OF BOOKS, including a large number of well-bound, and em- bracing poetical, scientific, and literary works. SITTING-ROOM and BREAK 1 AST-ROOM, inclu- ding couches, easy anù other chairs, table with screw action, davenport, pollard oak suite, set of chess men and board, painted placques, massive ditto, sideboard, 10ft. dining table, overmantel, a large range of book shelves, old bronzes, handsome vases and chimney glasses. THE BILLIARD-ROOM contains a full-size and nearly new billiard table in mahogany frame in perfect condition, with billiird balls, 12 cues, 4 butts, two marking boards, cue rests, brush, iron, 6-light billiard light with shades, settees covered in leather, which cost nearly £160 a short time since, linoleum off fioor, fender and irons. sportin pictures after Leech. IN THE BEDROOMS are the carpets in tapestry, Brussels, and Kidderminster, rugs. toilet sets, two cots, EIGHT BRASS, IRON, and POLISHED WOOD BEDSTEADS, with all the bedding, double winged wardrobes and pedestal toilet tables to match, small wardrobes and other articles en suite, box Ottomans a lady's COSTLY DRESSING BAG, with sil- ver fittings, by LEUCHARS, PICCADILLY, settees, chairs, baths, screens, chest of drawers, towel rails, window blinds, a very handsomely decorated walnut bedroom suite of full size, with diamond edge glasses to wardrobe and dressing table, also toilet tables in walnut, birch, and mahogany, a batchelor's wardrobe iu mahogany, washstand and dressing tables, landing, stair, and corridor carpeting, plated candle- sticks, bedroom fenders, fire irons, and other similar effects, a bedroom screen, a CHOICELY INLAID MAHOGANY BEDROOM SUITE, suitable for young adies' r00111, bed linen, 1.Jlankets, &c. The PANTRIES contain fine old china dinner service and one large earthenware ditto with gilt handles, breakfast, tua, and dessert sets, glass, plated goods, set of dish covers, entree dishes, beautiful cut glass salad b JWI and servers, cruets, tea and coffee ets, &c. The CONTENTS of GREENHOUSE. PONY PHAETON, SADDLE, escape ladder in two parts, turf guards, &c. On view this day. Detailed catalogues may be had of H. P. INGLKDEW, ESQ., SOLICITOR, 115, BUTE DOCKS, or of the Auctioneer's, all of Cardiff. The Auctioneers desire to call e8pccial attention to the view and sa e, as the furniture, old china, ptate, linen, pic- tures, and other effects are of a kind rarely submitted to auction 77 LSI ON SATURDAY NEXT, AT 2.30. 11, HIGH STREET, CARDIFF. TO PRIVATE GROWERS, GARDENERS AND OTHERS. Unreserved Sale of TWO CASES OF THIS SEASON'S DUTCH BULBS, Imported direct from Haarlem, all in splendid con. dition, comprising Hyacinths, Narcissus, Crocus, &c. MESSRS GOTTWALTZ & BOWRING 1 are instructed by the growers to SELL by AUCTION, at their Sale Rooms, 11, High-street, Car- diff, on SATURDAY next, at 2..50 p.m. Catalogues and all particulars from the Auctioneers, 11, High-strcet. or the Cardiff Horse Exchange. 77385 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8TH, 1885, Commencing at 12 o'clock. GENUINE and ATTRACTIVE SALE of a CHOICE COLLECTION OF VALUABLE FOREIGN FURS, Comprising Silk Broc-he and Cashmere Dolmans and Visites trimmed with Squirrel and other Furs, fashion- able Dolmanettes and Capes richly lined with quilted satin, choice Fur Trimmings of a rich and varied de- scription, including Bear, Skunk, Raccoon, Tas. manian, Chinchilla, Tartary, Goat, Lynx, Russian Fur, &c., with Muffs made to match; Seal Skin Mantles of exceptionally fine quality. Hearthrugs, and Carriage Wrappers. MESSRS GOTT WALTZ & BOWRING are instruct d to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION the above Valuable Stock at the Sale Rooms, 11, High-street, Cardiff. On view the day previous. Catalogues to be obtained at the above, and at the Cardiff Horse Exchange. 77182 IN BANKRUPTCY. PEREMPTORY AND UNRESERVED SALE OF THE WHOLE OF THE STOCK OF GEORGI BEST, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLKU, Ac., OF NO. 16, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF. MESSRS GOTT WALTZ & BOWRING have received instructions from H. B. Crouch, Esq., to SELL by AUCTION at their salerooms, 11, High-street, Cardiff, on THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, December 10th and lltli, 1885, commencing at 12 o'clock each day the WHOLE OF THE LARGE AND VARIED STOCK. The JEWELLERY COMPRISES a variety of gentle- men's and ladies diamond rings, silver and jet articles, gold locket-s, bangles, bracelets, coloured and bright gold brooches, earrings, half suites, charms, HALL MARKED SIGNET, AND FANCY RINGS, seals and keys, pencil cases, wedding rings, GOLD GUARD and ALBERT CHAINS, and necklets. The GOLI) and SILVER WATCHES CONSIST OF GOLD KEY- LESS LEVER AND EXCELLENT GOLD ENGLISH LEVER WA I CHES,by George. [jest; LADIES' SUPERIOR GOLD AND SILVER GENEVA WATCHES by George Best. THE CLOCK, TIME-PIECES, itc include superior carriage and other clocks with painted dials, Enslish made pendulum clo ks, GONG STRIK- ING MARBLE MANTEL CLOCKS, hall and bed- room clocks and timepieces, barometers, thermometers, field and race glasses, aml various optics. TH] ELECTRO-PLATE comprise spoons and forks in fiddle and fancy patterns. Case goods, viz., desseTt knives and forks, carvers, ifcc. TEA AND COFFEE SERVICES, cruets, pickle, eag liquor, frames, salvers. biscuit boxes, butter coolers, and a variety of useful articles. ON VIEW DAY PRIOR TO SALE. Detailed Catalogues may be had of the Auctioneers, Cardiff; or of Mr il. B. Crouch, 16, St. Mary-street. On FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11th, 1885, at 2 P.M. 11, HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF. IMPORTANT SALE OF SUPERIOR FIRE AND THIEF-PROOF SAFES, Direct from the Manufacturers. TV/FESSRS GOTTVVALTZ & BOWRING XvJL will SILL by AUCTION, as above, 19 FIRST-CLA>S and HIGHLY-FINISHED FIRE AND THIEF-PROOF SAFES, Ranging in size from 20in. high to 42in. high, both single and double doors, including 1 double office safe, with mastt r keys, fitted with J. Cartwright's 6 and 8 lever powder-proof Invincible-locks, with dupli. cate keys, s-uitabie for jewellers, manufacturers, pawn- brokers, professional and business men. Also 3 JAPANNED DEED BOXIS and 12 CASH BOXES, assorted sizes. -V. B. —The above are the Superior make of the old- established firm of safe manufacturers, Jacob Cartwright and Sons, of West Bromwich, near Birmingham. On view two days prior to sale. Descriptive cata- logues are in course of preparation, and way be be had of the Auctioneers, at their Salerooms, 11. High-street, Cardiff. ° 77^87 RJLHE CARDIFF HORSE EXCHANGE. HIDING LESSONS GIVE DAILY EITHER IN THE SCHOOL OR ON THE ROAD. JUMPING LESSONS MAY BE HAD IN THE PROPRIE- TORS I RIVATE GROUND, the fittings and arrangements of which are on_ the most approved principles. Special attention given to the instruction and com- fort of children and beginners in riding. Quiet and thoroughly trained ponies, hacks, and hunters. The school is under the personal superintendance of the proprietors and a well-known efficient Riding Master. Dressing Rooms with every comfort and convenience, and a well-appointed Gallery for the accommodation of visitors and friends of pupiis. Private Lessons by Appointment. Hunters, Hacks, Harness Horses on Hire or Sale. For terms, &c., apply to GOTTWALTZ AND BOWRING, PROPRIETORS. 76745 -— HUNTERS. MESSRS GOTT WALTZ & BOWRING be to inform their friends that they have a GRAND STUD OF 25 HUNTERS, in hard condition and fit to go, which have been pur- chased with their usual care and judgment, aud which MAY BE HAD BY THE DAY, WEEK, OR SEASON. References can be made to Masters of Hounds who were supplied last season, if necessary. .1t1 all information on application. 76962^ u u.- BJX>R WELSH FLANNELS, STOCK- X1 INGS and YARNS, try Tyler A. Co., Maesllyn In" l.i(uidv« y, Wholesale Manufactures. 79u alt5 hy auction. ON TUESDAY, 15th DECEMBER, AT TWELVE. IMPORTANT AND UNRESERVED SALE. CONTRACTOR'S YARD, MOUNTAIN ASH, NEAR AEERDARE. 1YJESSRS GOTT WALTZ & BOWRING Have received instructions from Mr HENRY SPENCE1\1 Contraetor, of Atherstone and Luton, to SELL BY AUCTION, AT THE CONTRACTOR'S YARD, MOUNTAIN ASH, ON TUESDAY, 15TH DECEMBER, 1885, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK PUNCTUALLY, The whole of the CONTRACTOR'S PLANT, MACHINERY, HORSES, CARTS, &c., The Contract with Messrs NIXON'S NAVIGATION COLLIERY Co, being completed. Comprising ;— 8 H.P. PORTABLE ENGINES, by TUXFORD & SONS. NEARLY NEW MORTAR MILL, with 7ft. pan. Leather Belting. SLATING MACHINE, by Henry Brown and Sons. MORTICING MACHINES, by H. B. IIAIGH, OLDHAM. Portable Forges, Vices, Anvils, Carpenters' Tressels. SLATES; quantity Laths, Barrows, Scaffolding Planks and Poles. QUANTITY OF NEW TIMBER, Comprising Flooring Boards, Joists, Battens, Rafters, Etc. 5 TRAMS AND J-MILE TRAMWAY. WITH BEST STEEL RAILS, 21LBS. TO THE YARD; ABOUT 35 TONS. ENGINE, OFFICE. and STORE SHEDS. 5 NEARLY NEW CONTRACTORS' CARTS, by the Bristol Waggon Co" Limited. EXCELLENT TIMBER CARRIAGE. 3 GRAND YOUNG CART HORSES. SHAFT and LEADING HARNESS, in FIRST-CLASS CONDI- TION Chaff Cutter, Corn Bins, Saddle and Bridle, Ac., to- gether with a large quantity of NEW STORES and PAINTS. Note.—The •■•ale will commence punctually AT 12 O'CLOCK, in consequence of the number of Lots and the Short Days. Detailed Catalogues may be had of Mr Henry Spencer, at the Works, Mountain Ash; or of the Auctioneers, Cardiff. TO BUILDERS, PLUMBERS, AND OTHERS. THE BANKHUPTCY ACT, 1883.-No. 40 of 1885. ItE J. NEWMAN AND SON. MR DAVID EVANS (of the firm of EVANS and SON) has received instructions from the Official Receiver, T. H. Stephens. Esq., to SELL by AUCTION, at No. 19, Custom House-street, Cardiff, on FRIDAY, the 4th December, 1885, the STOCK-IN-TRADE Of the Bankrupts, Comprising A large quantity of plumbing material, baths, cisterns, »;as chandeliers, globes, lead piping, iron sliutiug, portable smith's forge, vice, tinman's tools and about a ton of sheet lead. Also the BOOK DEBTS Of the Bankrupts, amounting(as per schedule) to £229. Sale to commence at 11 o'clock in the Forenoon. For particulars apply to T. H. Stephens, Esq., 3, Crockherbtown, Cardiff; or to the Auctioneer, at the same address. 77429 TOWN OF NEATH. SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTY. MESSRS LEWIS BROTHERS are instructed by the Executors of the late Mr John Harris to SELL by AUCTION on the premises, on' WEDNESDAY, December 16th, 188b, at two o'clock in the afternoon, subject to conditions of sale to be then produced, all those 3 FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSES, GARDENS AND PREMISES, situate and being Nos. 10, 11, and 12, Commercial- streer, Neath, in the occupation of Mr James McDonald and others, at a monthly rent amounting to £33 3s per annum, and all those 7 FREEHOLD COTTAGES, with their appurtenances, situate and being Nos. 1 to 7, inclusive, Lime couit, The Green, Neath, in theoccupa- tion of Mr John liees and others, as monthly tenants, at rents amounting, when fully tenanted, to £ 50 7s 6d. Tne landlords pay the rates. The properties are in thorough repair and respectably tenanted. And all that Ground Rent of £5 5s per annum, pay- able by the representatives of the late Mr Peter Ijonaldson upon a Shop and two Houses held in lease for an unexpired term of about 6 years. Further particulars may be had of the Auctioneers, at their Offices, Neath and of Mr David Harris, Seven Sisters," Dowlais Valley, Neath. 77364 PLANTING SEASON. MESSHS BEYNON and LEWIS are in- -L'rJL structed by Mr W. Grove, Hereford Nurseries, to SELL by AUCTION, on SATURDAY, December 5,1885, at the Victoria Auction Mart, Gomerian-place, Swansea, a very Choice aud Selected Consignment of about 300 lots of FRUIT TREES, Including Espalier and Pyramid apples, pears, a.nd plums of the finest varieties, currants, gooseberries, &Ie., Fine standard apples, damsons, and plums of the very best descriptions of pot fruit. A very choice col- lection «.f about 100 lots of standard and dwarf roses, best named sorts, in strong, healthy plants. A variety of choice rhododendrons. Ornamental a.nd forest trees, including 40,000 larch, 2 to 3 feet; 20,000, 3 to 5 feet: 2,000 Spanish chestnuts, 2 to 3 feet; oak and ash, 2 to 6 feet; 100,000 quick thorns, 2 to 4 feet. The forest trees and thorns sold by sample and otherwise. Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock a.m. Auctioneer's Offices, Victoria Chambers, Swansea. 77378 SALE THIS DAY. 3, SPRING GARDENS, WESTCROSS. MESSRS H. HILL & CO. have been instructed by Mrs Smith, to SELL by AUC- TION. on the above premises, on WEDNESDAY, Dec. 2, 1E85, the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, WARE, &C.. Comprising mahogany dining table, 100 table, 4 dining chairs, mahogany cheflonniere. carpets, fenders, fire irons, easy and other chairs, sofa in damask covering, pictures, etc., iron and wooden bedsteads, palliasses, feather beds and pillows, dressing t washstands, towel horses, mahogany chest of drawers, painted cup- board, ware, kitchen tables, chairs, and the usual kitchen and culinary utensils, garden tools, etc., etc. Sale to commence at Twelve o'clock noon. Auctioneers' offices, London Houso, 10, Castle-street, Swansea. 77406 LONDON HOUSE AUCTION ROOMS, 10, CASTLE- STREET, SWANSEA. MESSRS H. HILL AND CO, have been J3'iL instructed to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on FRIDAY, the 4th day of December, 1885, the fol- lowing HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, A portion of which is sold under a warrant from the High Slioriff of the County of Glamorgan, viz.: Skittle board, easy chairs, cciucties, 2 settles, dining- room suite in American leather, drawing-room suite in velvet, pier-glasses, mahogany sideboard with plate- glass back, chiffonniere, umbrella stand, iron bed- steads, washstands and dressing tables, superior walnut dressing table, with glass attached, marble stand to match, iron bedsteads, palliasses, feather and milpuff beds. chest of drawers, wardrobes, kitchen requisites. &c. Also a consignment of trunks, hat boxes, baths, teapots. <&c., &c. Sale to commence at 11 o'clock. Goods on view Morning of Saie. 77421 THE MONMOUTHSHIRE HORSE REPOSITORY, MAINDEE, NEWPORT. MON. THE NEXT STUD sale OF 60 HUNTERS, MATCH CARRIAGE HORSES, BROUGHAM HORSES, GENTLEMEN'S WEIGHT-CARRYING COBS, LADIES' HACKS, DELIVERY VAN, AND DRAUGHT HORSES, CARRIAGES. HARNESS. AND DOGS, Will be held on SATURDAY, 5ch Deecmber, 1885, at 12 o'clock Noon. The Hunters will be on trial on Fri- day, 4th December next. Amongst the entries already received are the fol. lowing BAY GELDING, 6 off, 16.1, a thoroughly reliable hunter, up to 18 stone quiet in single ana double har- ness: warranted sound. BAY GELDING, by "Royal George," 5 years old, 15.3 quiet in harnoss and to ride is one of the grandest brougham horses in the West of England warranted sound. BROWN GELDING, by "Lonl Ronald," byears old, 15.2, a clever and fast hunter, up to 13 stone quiet in sinle and double harness; warranted souno. BAY GELDING, 5 years eld, 15.3. a well-known hunter with the Monmouthshire and Llangibby Hounds; also a splendid harness horse warranted sound. CHESNUT MARE, 6 years old, 14.2, a good huntress, veiy good looking quiet in harness sound. COB GELDING, 5 years old, 14 2, a very clever hunter, suitable for an elderly gentleman: quiet in harness sound. BLACK CHESNUT MARE, 5 years old, 15 hands, a wonderful goer in saddle and harness a thorough huntress, up to 12 stone sound. BROWN GELDING, 13.2., 7 years old quiet in harness and to ride a grand shooting pony carries a lady to hounds warranted sound. BLACK MARE, 13., 7 years old quiet to ride and drive, suitable for a fashionable lady's phaeton; sound. BAY GELDING, 14.1, 4 years old quiet in harness and saddle, suitable for a tradesman's delivery van sound. BAY MARE, 4 years old, 15 bands, a splendid mover steady in harness and saddle sound. 77248 F. WELSH, Auctioneer. IN DISPUTE. TO BE SOLD ON SATURDAY, 5TH -L DECEMBER NEXT, at the Monmouthshire Horse Repository, Maindee, Newport, Mon., A CIIESNUT GELDING, 7 years old; 16 hands. 7735J F. WELSH, Auctioneer. H.M. DOCKYARD, PEMBROKE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Order JL of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, on MONDAY, December 7th, 1885, OFFAL WOOD, &c., consisting of teak and mahogany slabs and pieces, oak edgings, elm pieces, lignum vitae, firewood, zinc ashes, zinc bottoms, metal ashes, iron slag, pulley and other chains, deadeyes, portable forge, injector, iron- stone boiler pipes, iron, iron and steel tools, leather hoses, leather, c rlc, boats, weighing machine and weights, carboys, india-rubber pipe, furniture, carpets, &c., &c. Sale at Twelve o'clock precisely.—Catalogues on application to BOWLING BROTHERS, Auctioneers to the Lords Commissioners of 77408 the Admiralty. A l'EfeyR^W. H. SMITH* and SON !.n deliver the SOUTH WALKS DAILY NEWS t an eariy hour eacu Morning in aii parts oi the follow ing towns CARDIFF SWANSEA NEWPORT ROATH MERTHYR PORTSKEWETT CANTON ABERDARE PONTYPOOL ROAD BUTE DOCKS HEREfOltD PEMBROKE DOCK BRIDGEND NEW MILFORD HAVERFORDWESI NjATII BRISTOL GLOUCESTER LI.ANELLi TENBY ABERYSTWYTH LAMPETER CARMARTHEN ABERGAVENNY Thj CAiiLft /•>' TJMi.'i: also delivered every Fr to any address in '.lit abovj mentioned Towns. ORDERS to oe Manner* of the varma bookstalls alts bp Ruction. -VTOTICE.—The SALE of TIMBER, 11 STORES, and IRON MATERIALS, advertised to take place on Wednesday, December 2nd, at the Milford Haven Shipbuilding Company's Yard, Pem- broke Dock, is WITHDRAWN UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. J. M. LEEDER, Auctioneer. 77401 SALE TO-MORROW. TO GENTLEMEN AND OTHERS FURNISHING. SALE OF A BANKRUPT'S STOCK OF FURNI. TURE, OXFORD CHAMBERS, SWANSEA. MR JOHN M. LEEDER has been instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the above Rooms, on THURSDAY, December 3rd, 1885, SEVEN RAILWAY TRUCK LOADS OF HOUSE. HOLD FOURNITURE, &c. Comprising 6 drawing and dining-room suites in leather, tapestry, velvet, rep and hair, 25 mahogony chests of drawers, 2 bedroom suites, 4 pairs of Duchesse stands and tables, walnut wardrobe with bevelled, glass door, 12 mahogauy and walnut dining and loo tables, 24 window tables, 2 large walnut cbiffonnieres, marble top with glass back and door handsomely carved, 6 mahogany and oak coal boxes, 6 oak office chairs, pedestal office table, 12 whatnots, 6 iron back occasional chairs, candelabra, mirror, gilt brackets, mahogany towel rails, about 200 chairs, easy chairs in leather and hair, marble timepiece, &c., Ac., also a quautity of other valuable articles too numerous to mention. Goods on view to-day, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, at his Offices, 101, Oxford-street, Oxford Chambers, Swansea PRELIMINARY A NNOUNCEMENT. TO COLLIERY PROPRIETORS, MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS. MR JOHN M. LEEDER has received instructions to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, early in December, the PLANT AND MACHINERY At the Rhydydefaid Colliery, situate at Killay, near Swansea, consisting of pumping and mining engines, boiler, pit frame and ca,2;es, steel wire ropes, tipping apparatus, coal screens, tools, railway siding, office fur- niture, and a quantity of other material too numerous to mention. Further particulars will appear in future advertise- ments. For further information apply to the Auctioneer at his offices, Oxford Chambers, Swansea. 77270 PONTYCWMMEK, GARW VALLEY, NEAR BRIDGEND, GLAMORGANSHIRE. TO BUTCHERS, SLAUGHTER-HOUSE KEEPERS, AND OTHERS. SALE OF WELL-BUILT LEASEHOLD SHOP, LICENSED SLAUGHTER-HOUSE, AN PREMISES. MR ROBERT EVANS has received in- structions from Mr Alfred Gabb, to SELL by AUCTION (subject to the conditions of sale to be then produced), at the Wyndham Arms Hotel, Bridgend, in the county of Glamorgan, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon precisely, on SATURDAY, the 5th day of December, 1885, all that Leasehold MESSUAGE OR DWELLING-HOUSE AND SHOP, Slaughter-house, Coachhouse, Stable, and Premises, situate adjoining the parish road at Pontycymmer, Garw Valley, near Bridgend, in the county of Glamor- gan, as the same are now in the occupation of the said Alfred Gabb. The premises are held under an indenture of lease, dated the 22nd day of April, 1885, for the residue of a term of 99 years, from the first day of July, 1885, at the low yearly ground rent of £4 16s. The attention of butchers and slaughter-house keepers is particularly called to this Sale, this being the only licensed slaughter-house in the rapidly- increasing mining district of the Garw Valley, where there are opportunities for an energetic tradesman to develop a large and lucrative trade. The good ill of the business carried on by Mr Gabb upon the premises will be included in the Sale. For further particulars and to view apply to W. RICHARD RANDALL, Solicitor, Bridgend; or to the Auctioneer at his Offices, at Bridgend. 77297 CHRISTMAS GREAT MARKET. MR JAMES STRAKlfiR will SELL by AUCTION, in the Cattle Market, Abergavenny, on TUESDAY, the bth December, 1885, several large consignments of FAT CHRISTMAS BEEF AND MUTTON. Early entries for this sale respectfully solicited in order that duo publicity may be given. Sale to commence at Ten o'clock. 77249 Auctioneer's Offices, 2, Tiverton-place, Abergavenny. LLANELLY. CARMARTHENSHIRE. HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE of the STEPNEY ARMS HOTEL, LLANELLY, together with the GOOD-WILL. STOCK-IN-TRADE. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c. MESSRS GOUGH and POWELL are favoured with instructions from Mr William Isaac (who is giving up the business in consequence of a domestic bereavement) to SELL by PUBLIC AUC. TION nn the Premises, on FRIDAY, the 18th day of December, 1885, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon (sub- ject to such conditions as shall be then produced), all that very valuable HOTEL AND PREMISES, Known as the STEPNEY ARMS HOTEL (Late Ship and Castle), centrally situated in the town of Llanelly, which contains large commercial-room, coffee-room, parlour, bar, 2 smoke-rooms, wine and spirit vaults, large billiard and club rooms. 2 sitting- rooms, 19 bedrooms, bathroom, w.c.'s, kitchens, lug- gage-room, larder, 2 cellars, 3 lock-up coach-houses, 2 stables, hay, straw, and corn lofts, &c., &c. The premises are held under a lease from Sir A. K. C. Stepney, Bart., for a term of 60 years from the 29th September, 1882, subject to an annual ground rent of £50. The GOODWILL and FIXTURES will be included in the sale. but the purchaser will be required to take the whole of the household furniture, trade utensils, horses, carriages, &c., as per inventory attached to conditions of sale, at a price to be named by the auc- tioneers at the time of sale. The purchaser will also be required to take the stock. in-trade (which is being reduced) at invoice prices, when possession is given. N.B.—l'he auctioneers have much pleasure in in. viting attention to this sale, as the hotel is known to be one of the best and most frequented in outh Wales. It is most centrally situated, and has a very extensive commercial and family connection, having been established for upwards of 50 years, and enjoying the reputation of being one of the most comfortable and replete hotels in South Wales. Conditions of sale with inventory are in course of preparation, and may be obtained by applying on the premises, to the auctioneers, or to Messrs REES and EDWARDS. 77398 Solicitors, Llanelly. GREENFIELD.STREET AND ORANGE-STREET, SWANSEA. SALE OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES. IVTESSRS W. J. LOWES & SON have jLtJL been instructed by the Administrator of the late Miss C. Cohen to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION at the Cameron Arms Hotel. High-street, \Va.Dsea, on WEDNESDAY, December 9tb, 1885. subject to such conditions as shall there and then be produced, the following valuable LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, Viz LOT 1.—All that large and commodious LEASE- HOLD SHOP, DWELLING-HOUSE, and PREMI- SES, situate and being No. 17, Orange-street, Swansea, now held by Mr Adolphus Siedle, on a. lease expiring 25th December, 1885, at the annual rental of £40. LOT 2.-All that LEASEHOLD DWELLING- HOUSE and PREMISES situate and being No. 1, Greenfield-street, Swansea, now held on lease expiring 19th April, 1890, by Mr Henry Puntan, at the annual rental of £ 20. LOT 3.-All those four LEASEHOLD COTTAGES situate and being Nos. 2, 3, 4, and 5, Greenfield-street, Swansea, now let to respectable tenants at the gross weekly rental of £1 7s 6d. The whole of the above are held for a term of 99 years from 29th September, 1804, and will be sold subject to a ground renc of S6 Is 9d, which will be apportioned as follows, viz.—For Lot 1, 22 for Lot 2, 17s 9d and for Lot 3, B5 4s. Sale to commence at Three o'clock p.m. For further particulars and conditions of sale, apply to Messrs Stncks and Bellingham, Solicitors, Fisher- street, Swansea; or to the Auctioneers, at their Offices, 2, Heatbfield-street, Swansea. 77434 By order of the Executors of the late J. D'A. Samuda, Esq. At Lloyd's Captains' Room, Royal Exchange, on Thursday December 10th, 1885, at Half-past Two o'clock, XLSrsr rjlhe Screw-Steamer LOUISA, J- 730 tons gross, 469 tons net register. iMMMMW^Built of the best boiler-plate iron by Messrs Samuda Bros., at Poplar, in 1870, and classed in Lloyd's 100 A I, and passed No. 3 special survey in 18-2; has a raised quarter-deck and double- bottom for 260 tons water ballast; is fitted with com- pound d.a. engines by Messrs Ravenhill, Hodgson, and Co., of 90-horse power (placed aft); diameter of cylin- ders 26 and 45 inches, stroke 26 inches had new boiler in 1877; carries 980 tons dead weight; mean draft 14 feet 9; bunkers for 90 tons; steams about eight knots on a consumption of eight tons Welsh coal per day; is titted with steam crane and winches: has just under- gone a thorough overhaul in hull and machinery had new funnel and other repairs, &c. Ready for employ- ment. Now lying at Samuda's Yard, Poplar. 174 Also, the SCREW-STEAMER WINDERMERE, 611 tons gross, 469 tons net register. Built of the best material at Poplar by Messrs. Samuda Bros, in 1857, and was lengthened in 1862; is classed in Lloyd's A A 1. and passed No. 3 special survey in 1882; in 1873 was fitted with new engines by Messrs John Pen and Son, of 60-horse power; cylinders 23 and 41 inches, stroke 24 inches, and had new boiler in 1878 has a tank aft for water ballast or cargo, and a. water ballast tank for- ward carries 800 tons deadweight on 14 feet 6 inches mean draft; steams well on a consumption of six tons per day has two steam winches, donkey engine below, aud boiler on deck has always been well kept up, ana is abundantly found in stores. Now lying in the Royal Victoria Dock.—For further particulars apply to Messrs. JOHNSON. BUDD, & JOHNSON, Solicitors, 20, Austin Friars or to GEO. BAYLEY & WM. RIDLEY, 77427 16, London-street, London, E.C. BRISTOL HORSE REPOSITORY. THE NEXT SALE of HORSES at Mr JL F. B. JONES'S HORSE REPOSITORY. College. street, Bristol, will take place on THURSDAY, Dep. 3rd, including many capital Hunters, Hacks, Harness Horses, Cobs, and Ponies. Early entries respectfully solicited, to ensure their being duly advertised, in. serted in catalogue, and good stalls secured Sale at One o'clock punctually. N.B.—A sale of Horses will be held at the above Repository every alternate Thurs- day throughout the year, and a Carriage, Harness, and Saddlery Sale every intermediate Thursday. F. B. JUNES Veterinary Surgeon and Proprietor. 75179 — — ■■T- Short Notice.-29, Patrick-street, Bute-road, Cardiff. MESSRS BROOKS and HILL have instructions from Mr Kaek, who is leaving for Australia, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at his address, as above, on FRIDAY NEXT, December 4th, 1885, the whole of his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURJS and EFFECTS, consisting of the contents of twelve well furnished rooms, in which is included a. very superior American Organ. Sale at one p.m. sharp. No reserve. 275 tapertyt &x., to let, ORTHCAWL.—LAND TO BE LET JL FOR BUILDING PURPOSES, with liberty to Eurchase the Freehold. Porthcawl is a sea-side resort aving most extensive sands, beautifully clear sea water, easy railway communication with Cardiff, New- port, Bristol, Ac. Is capable of tlcelopUlent into a fashionable watering place.—For further particulars apply to Mr Charl s Taylor, R.I.B.A., Architect, Sur- veyor, and Civil Engineer, 22, Duke-st, Cardiff. 74052 (Blettion Autorsses. TO THE ELECTORS OF SWANSEA. TOWN DIVISION. GENTLEMEN,— I return you my hearty thanks for having again chosen me as your representative in Parliament. My earnest endeavours will be greeted to merit the confidence which you have thus placed in me. I am, Gentlemen, 77416 Yours faithfully, h. L. DILLWYN. JpARLIAMENTARY ELECTION. RHONDDA DIVISION. To THE ELECTORS,— As the chosen Candidate of the Liberal Three Hundred, it becomes my duty to acquaint you with my views on the principal political questions of the day. I am invited to represent an essentially labour constituency; and if returned, I shall do all in my power to support measures calculated to protect the lives and advance the interests generally of the work- men of the Rhouctda, as well as those of the United Kingdom. All legislation tending to reduce the number of acci- dents of all kinds to a minimum, will find in me a loyal supporter. The Mines Regulation Act, contributing as it does so greatly to the comfort and safety of the men, yet reo quires amending in several particulars. I would cordially support measures tending to lessen the friction between masters and men, such as giving the fuDest liberty in the selection of check-weighmen, and providing equal facilities for the prosecution of employers and employed for infractions of the law. I am in favour of perfect Religious Equality, and would vote for the Disestahlishment and Disendow- ment of the State Church. Affirmation should be sub. stituted for Oath in Parliament and Courts of Law. I am in favour of a thorough reform in the Land Laws in the direction of making cheap and easy the Transfer of Land, abolishing Primogeniture and the Law of Entail and would support every other measure cal- culated to make the Land produce the greatest benefit to the nation. I would warmly support Mr Broadhurst's Bill, en- abling Leaseholders to purchase the fee-simple of their property on fair wrms. I am in tavour of Local Option, Free Education, and the Abolition of Perpetual Pensions. I would vote for the Reform of the House of Lords, Intern&ti nal Arbitration, the Reduction and Proper Adjustment of Taxation both Imperial and Local. If elected to serve you in Parliament, I will always endeavour to prove faithful to your interests, and to the high trust reposed in me. 76567 FRED L. DAVIS. EAST GLAMORGANSHIRE PAR- .iU LIAMENTARY ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF EAST GLAMORGAN DIVISION. GENTLEMEN,— The Liberal Association of your Division have done me the honour of selecting me to contest the Division in the Liberal interest. In response to that invitation, I offer myself as a Candidate for your suffrages at the coming General Election. My political creed is in complete accord and in fullest sympathy with the programme of the party led by the late Premier- the Right Honourable W. E. Gladstone. There are several questions peculiar to Wales which demand the attention of the Legislature, deserving, I believe, the advocacy and support of tha representa- tives of Welsh constituencies- -such as the Disestablish- ment and Disendowment of the Church of England in Wales, Intermediate Education, utilization of the Welsh language in schools, ranking Welsh with other spoken languages as a subject in entrance examina- tions, and making a knowledge "of Welsh essential in those filling public offices in tbe principality. Questions common bo the whole of the United Kingdom, namely, the amending of the Land Laws, reform of the House of Lords, Local Option, Enfran- chisement of Leaseholds County Government Boards, and Free Education wilJ have my heartiest support. East Glamorgan being essentially a, mining constitu ency, the necessary amendments of the Employers' Liability Act and the Mines Regulation Act, especially to include in the latter a provision for the appoint- ment of competent working men as assistant mines inspectors, would receive my best attention. In conclusion, I beg to say that I am prepared to make the uqj&fce necesswrv to the iaithful discharge of the duties mcumbent upon a Parliamentary repre. sentative, and am determined, if elected, to make the honour and prosperity of the constituency my first consideration. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, ALFRED THOMAS. Park-place, Cardiff, Oct. 14,1885. 76694 öCtttbtts aitii Contracts. rro CONTRACTORS, IRON. JL FOUNDERS. AND OTHERS. The YSTRADYFODWG LOCAL BOARD is pre- pared to ACCEPT TENDERS for SUPPLY ING com- plete, carriage paid, to any Station on the Rhon.ida. Branches of the Taff Vale Railway. 100, or more,IRON LAMP COLUMNS, also 100 WROUGHT IRON FRAMES for retaining same on Lamp Columns. SpecificlLtion may be seen, and 1.0rms of Tender obtained, at the Surveyoi's Office, Local Board Offices, Pentre, Rhondda, after Thursday, the 19th lUst. All 'fenders to be delivered enclosed, endorsed Tender for Lamp Columns," &c., at the Local Board Offices, addressed to the Chairman of the Board, on or before THURSDAY, the 3[",1 day of December next. The Board does not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender. By Order, J. W. JONES, Surveyor. Nov. 16, 1885. 77245 TO LAMP MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS. THE YSTRADYFODWG LOCAL BOARD are pre. pared to receive TENDERS for 100 or more COPPER FRAMED LAMPS complete. Carriage paid to any station on the Rhondda Branches of the Taff Vale Railway. All such Lamps to be suitable for street lighting. specification may be seen. and Form of Tender obtained, at the Surveyor's Offl-e, Local Board Offices, Llewelyn-street, Pentre, Rhondda. All Tenders to be delivered, enclosed, at the Local Board Offices, endon.ed" Tender for Street Lamps," addressed to the Chairman of the Local Board, on or before Wednesday, the 9"h of December next. The Board do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender. By Order, J. W. JONES. Surveyor to the Board. November 25, 1885. 77382 CAN THIS BE EQUALLED 1 FINEST AMERICAN CHEESE. 4jd. per lb. by the Cheese. 5d. „ by the Half-Cheese. 6d. „ for Retail Use. We have contracted for Christmas Trade some good Stilton, Gorgonzola, Cheddar, and Canadian Cheese. CHOICEST SEPTEMBER'S. 6d. per lb. by the Cheese. 6d. by the Half-Cheese. 7d. for Retail Use. W. MARCHANT & CO., g £ JASTLE gTREET, £ 1ARDIFF. UGH NO MORE MORE J) A V I E S S I DIFFICULTY DISTRESSING £ <OUGH OF COUGHS. lyj-IXTURE. BREATHING. ASK YOUR CHLALIST FOR HUGH DAVIEs'S COUGH MIXTURE. The most speedy and effectual cure of coughs, colds,, hoarseness, asthma, and all disorders of the chest, throat, and lungs. In Bottles, ls liil, 2s 9d, and 4s 6d each. Considerable saving by purchasing tbe larger sizes. DAVIES'S COUGH MIXTURE Never fails to give immediate relief, and in the most obstinate cases has proved to be a certain and speedy cure. Specially recommended to singers and public speakers, a perfect safeguard against hoarseness, chronic bronchitis, and all affections of the vocal organs. Prepared by 76392 HUGH DA VIES, CHEMIST. MACHNYLLETH, IRISH PEAT MOSS LfTTER ifOR BEDDING HORSES. It will be found that one ton of this Litter will go as far as nearly two tons of straw. The antiseptic properties of Peat Moss take away all the smell from stables. It makes an excellent manure, which is par- ticularly well adapted for gardens and for grass lands. PRICE, 38s 6d PER TON, DELIVERED AT ANY ADDRESS IN CARDIFF OR NEWPORT. 77007 APPLY TO M. J. BEGG & Co., Mount Stuart-square, Cardiff; J. THOMAS & Co., 79, Dock.street, Newport. S Vif A N S E A OFF I C E K? OF THE SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS," No. 2, COLLEGE-STREET. All orders from NEWSAGENTS will receive prompt attention, and be executed upon the same terms as from the Chief Office. Tbe 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's issue 01 the DAILY NEWS, ubltt &ompanics, wt. rjpAYLOR AND COMPANY, LIMITED. INCORPORATED UNDER THE COMPANIES' ACTS, 186.2 TO 1883. SHARE CAPITAL £lOoJõ,-in 100.000 Shares of £1 each. Hrst 1-sue of £50,000 Shares of £1 each, pay. able as under r 5s per Share on Application 0E.PeJ, „kare on Allotment; and future Calls (as required) not to exceed 2s 6d per Share. MANAGING DIRECTOR- j Mr JOHN TAYLOR (Taylor and Co., Swansea), Who will join the Board after Allotment. DIRECTORS. ROBT. D. BURNIE, Esq., Swansea. WM. STONE, Esq. (Director, Swansea Ba. Limited), Swansea. BANKERS. SWANSEA BANK, Limited, Swansea. NATIONAL AND PROVINCIAL BANK, Limited, Ilfracombe. SOLICITOR. c WILLIAM COX, Esq., Adelaide-chambers, Swansea. ] SECRETARY. MR. WILLIAM TAYLOR. j OFFTCE5. UNITED SERVICE BUDDINGS, STRAND, SWANSEA. TRADE VALUERS. COOK & SMITH, London. AUIIITORS. Messrs TRIBE, CLARKE, CAWKER, &CO., Swansea. This Company has been formed for the purpose of taking over as a going concern the various businesses of Mr JOHN TAYLOR, of Swansea, Mumoles, and Ilfra- combe, trading under the style or firm of laylor and Company. ,» The following are the reason given by Mr TAYLOR for taking this step (a.) To increase the capital, and open new busi- nesses either bv purchase or otherwise, in any town or locality which the Directors may think desirable, and to greatly increase the purchasing power (If the Company. (b.) To obtain the assistance and co-operation of the Directors, who are well-kuown men of business, (c.) To give every manager and employe an oppor- tunity of becoming a partner in the concern, and also to enable the public to participate in the profits of their own orders, which is the principle of the most successful London Co-operative Stores. It is also intended as eariy as possible to benefit the Company hg importing American Provisions, as well as other Foreign and Colonial pruduc8 direct to Swansea. The Directors beina of opinion that the future success of the Town and Port will largely depend on the de- velopment of an import tiade, a id seeing in the forma- tion of this Company an important step in that direc- tion, they have consented to co-operate with Mr Taylor in carrying on a.n undertaking which they have reason to believe is a thoroughly sound one, and one that will prove remunerative to the shareholders. The business will be taken over by the company as a going concern, with the existing staff of managers, assistants, and other employes of the nrm, so that no interruption will occur in the transfer of business. Mr John Taylor, who takes 10,{)0. shares, will act as managing ditector, the remuneration being largely dependent upon the dividends paid to the share- holders. The consideration to be given by the company for the transfer of the goodwill of all the business is Sl.OOO. The stock-in-trade and the fixtures are to be taken at valuation by an eminent London Grocery Trade Valuer. In thus taking over an established concern in active operation shareholders will not have to w;nt while a new trade is being made, but from a recent audit of the books showing a profit exceeding 10 per cent, an equal, if not a larger dividend, may confidently be expected from the outset. books showing a profit exceeding 10 per cent. a.n equal, if not a larger dividend, may confidently be expected from the outset. The only contract entered into on behalf of the com- pany is one by Mr John Taylor as vendor, with Mr J. H. Leak for the company, to secure the leases, fix- tuies, goodwill, Ac., and may be seen at the offices of the solicitor to the couipanv. Applications for Share-, must be made on the accom. panying form, and sent with the deposit direct to the Company's Bankers and in any case, where no allot- ment is made, the deposit will be returned in full. Copies of the Memorandum and Articles of Associa- tion may be seen at the Company's offices, and at the offices of the Company's Solicitor. TA YLOlt AND COMPANY, LIMITED. FORM OF APPLICATION FOR SHARES. ——— To the Directors of TAYLOR & COMPANY, LIMITED, Swansea. GENTLEMEN, Having paid to your Bankers the sum of £ being a deoosit of Five Shillings per ^hare on Shares in the above Company, I hreby request that you will allot me that number of Shares, upon the terms of the Memorandum and Art cles of Association (f the Company, and I agree t" accept such Shares, or any smaller number that you may allot to lIle. to pay the sum of 55 per share on Allotment, and to become a Member of the Company in respect thereof upon those term', and I authorise you to insert my name on the Register of Members of the Company for tha number of Shares allotted to me. Name in full Address Occupation Dated this. day of. 188 TAYLOR AND COMPANY, LIMITED, SWANSEA. No. RECEIPT FOR DEPOSIT. (To be retained by the ApDlicant after being signed by the Backers.) Received this ."Uay of 188 from of the sum of being 5s per Share on account of the above Company, for Shares ll1 the said Taylor allft Company, I.imited. For the Swansea Bank, ].imited. Stamp Whore no allotment is made the amount paid on application will be returned in full. 77419 public lioticca. THE LONDON AND WESTMINSTER -t- BANK (Limited) WILL PAY on and after the 1st proximo THK DIVIDENDS DUE on that date on the Cardiff Corporation Redeemable Stock, 1884. The Transfer Books will be lo-edon the 15th inst. for the preparation of the dividend warr ints, after which date the stock will be transferable ex dividend. C1ARDIFF CORPORATION REDEEM- > ABLE STOCK. Issued under the Cardiff Corporation Act, 1884,47 and 118 Vie., Cap. 222. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the TRANS. FER BOOKS of the above TOCK, kept by the Lon- d n and Westminster Bank, Limited. Lothbury, London, WILL BE CLOSED on TUESDAY, the 15th instant, for the purpose of preparing the Dividend Warrants for the Dividend payable on the 1st of January next to the pe:sons who, on tbe day of such closing, are inscribed as holders of such Stock and Further Notice is hereby Given, that the said BOOKS will be RE-OPENE I) for the TRANSFER of STOCK, ex the January d.vidend, on WEDNESDAY, the 16th instant. For the London and Westminster Bank, Limited, H. F. BILLING HURST, Country Manager. Lothbury, London, E.C., 1st Dec., IBS?. 77425 Jínandal. Q.OODSON'S gYN DICATES. FORMED FOR OPERATING IN STOCKS AND SHARES. Large and small sums combined, and carefully operated as a whole for a brief period. Profits divided pro rata at close. Explanatory and Weekly Circulars post free. I Dealing Departl.1ent at closest tape prices. One per cent. cover, ad no further liability. 74055 GOODSON AND COMPANY, STOCKBROKERS, DEVONSHIRE-CHAMBERS, BISHOPSGATE, E.C. I M P 0 R T ATN~T NOTICE. STOCK EXCHANGE INVESTMENTS AND SPECULATIONS. DISCRETIONARY ORDERS. Those wishing to make money can do so daily with the leat possible risk. Under our system we pav a proportion of losses (if any), and charge only on aciual profits made, which is the only equitable mode of transacting this business. Deposits from £1 upward4, and no further liability. Apply to R. RICHARDS CO., 4, Tokenhouse. buildings, London. 77058 'V. H. HASKINS, jyjUSIC WAREHOUSE, JpONTYPOOL, AGENT FOR J. AND J. JJOPKINSON, Who have received the highest award, the GOLD jyjEDAL, For the geneiul excellence of their pianofortes. 77323 E. VAUGHAN AND CO STEAM DYEING & SCOURING WORKS, LLANDAFF-RO AD. CARDIFF. BRANCH ESTABLISHMENTS 77, CROCKHERBTOWN, )cardiff 248 13UTE.STRE.ET, f DIFF; 63 COMMERCIAL-STREET, NEWPORT 83' HIGH-STREET, MERTHYR, 21, CASTLE-STREET, SWANSEA. Orders received and Parcels forwarded to Works carriage free, by the Mlowin^ Aberavon Mrs Morgan, Talbot Square. Aberdare Mrs Esclile, Commercial-place. Absrkenfig—Mr W. H, Ditchings, Grocer Abertillery—Mr W. P. Tnomas, Market-street. Blaenavon .Mr J. Harris, London House. Blaina .Mrs Collins High-street, Brecon Mrs S. A. Wotton, 10, High-street Bridgend Mr Woodward, grocer, Nolton-street Briton Ferry ..Mr D. L. Jones, ViUier-st. Brynmawr —Mrs Hicks, Beaufort House. Cowbridge .Mrs Rogers, Fancy ltepositcry Haverfordwest. Mr Ellis Jones, High-street. Llandilo Mr J. Lockyer, County Press. Nantymoel Mr E. David, Cambrian House. Neyland Messrs Biddlecome, London House. Newcastle Emlyn Mr E. T. Davies, Bridge-street. Pembroke Dock. Mr A. Brice, 9, Lower Meyrick-st. Penartli Mrs A. Thomas, 37, Plassey-street. Rhondda Mr J. H. Thomas, Tailor Porth. i Tenby Miss Eynon, Confectioner, 1 CrackwclKs < Usk lr Jones. Grocer. Bridge-street 6111 "jv? PAINE. BILL POSTER, DIS- TRIBUTOR, <fcc„ 25 CARDIFF-STREET i ABERDARE, begs to inform the public generally that he rents ail the "largest ana principal Bili-Postin; I Stations in Aberuare, Aberaman, 'Hirwain, and all 011t: < lyinrr districts. Contracts made weekiy or yeariy 1 N.B.—Note.—At Paine's Temperance Hotel and Board illl: lloue, at above address, tobacco, cigars, ami reiresn < taents of all kinds may be had at any time, and good eeommodauou for travellers, cËc; 8Ø9-Hv 7 < 33UUUL -cviiuiseiuEiua. CARDIFF. rjlHEATRE ROYAL, CARDIFF. LESSEE & MANAGER .MR. EDWARD FLETCHER. ACTING MANAGER MR. JOHN SHERIDAN. TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY). DEC. 2, and during the week, Messrs John Clayton a.nd Arthur Cecil's Cmpany in the Greatest Success of thE: London Season, The MAGISTRATE. Mr H. ASHLEY as Mr Posket. Miss LOTTIE VENNE as Agatha. At 7.30, the Popular Farce, OBLIGING A FRIEND. At 8 o'clock, the new Farcical Comedy, by A. W Pinero, THE MAGISTRATE THE MAGISTRATE 1 THE MAGISTRATE MONDAY NEXT, December 7, Important Engage- ment IIf Miss MINNIE PALMER, The original, MY SWKETHEART (prior to her departure for a tour round the world), supported by a specially organised company, under the direction of Messrs Jno. R. Rogers and H. Cecil Beryl. Doors open 7. Commence 7.33. Stage door and St- Mary-street entrance open 6.30, bd extra. I Dress Circle, 4s Upper Circle and Pit Stalls, 2s Pit, Is; Gallery. 6d. I TO-NIGHT. "JJ" DIVERSITY COLLEGE. CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERTS. The THIRD CONCERT will take place on WED- NESDAY NEXT, December 2nd, in the Lesser Park Hall, besrinning at 8.15 The programme will include Mendelssohn's Trio in C minor, Beethoven's onata Mendelssohn's Trio in C minor, Beethoven's -onata" for Piano and Violoncello, Op. 69, Trio by Haydn, and Solos for Piano and V lolin. Piauo, Mr Trevor Thomas and Mr Templeton; violin, lierr Peiniger violoncello, Mr Charles Ould; vocalists, Mrs Tempieton aud Mr Maddox. Reserved seats. Three Shillings and Six- pence. ADMISSION, One Shilling. Tickets and pro- grammes may be obtained a.t Messrs Thompson and Shackell's, Queen-st;eet. 77377 JMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. GRAND QRIENTAL j^XHIBITION FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY, COMMENCING rjlHURSDAY NEXT, DEC. 3RD The Oriental Art Company of London WILL EXHIBIT AT 2 5, D U K E-S T R E E T, A FINE COLLECTION OF ART WARES FROM CHINA AND JAPAN enmprisiug some very tine specimens of SATSUMA WARE, fine INLAID BRONZES, fine examples of CLOISONNE WAItE. and a few very ra.re speci- mens of ANTIQUE CHINA, BRONZES. kc, Also a large collection of goods suitable for CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS, including a varietv of I TOYS, SILK BALLS, BUTDS, HAND SCREENS (beautifully painted and embroidered), and a quantity of ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENTS. This Exhibition will form one of the most attractive of its kind ever held out of London, and we respect. fully inTite the inhabitants of Card.S and neighbour. hood to an early inspection. EVERY ARTICLE FOR SALE. 216 D. EVANS. Manager. Societies. II Q^LAJtfORGAN BUILDING SOCIETY, 20, QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF. MOEY READY TO BE ADVANCED On Mortgage of Houses r Land. Prepaid Investing Shares issued at b per cent. interest DEPOSITS received daily at 42 per cent, interest Apply to the Secretary, 10907-62493 R. EMERY. PRINCIPALITY PERMANENT INVESTMENT BUILDING SUCIETY BUSINESS DONE IN 1884: £136,835 TOTAL INCOME. £93,400 ADVANCED ON MORTGAGE AT 56 PER CENT. £21,400 RECEIVED ON SHARES AT 5 PER CENT. £56,900 RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT AT 4:1 PER CENT. THE OLDEST, LARGEST, AND BEST jjuilding society IN the NEIGHBOURHOOD. ed dail-v- 7422 23, SA^T MARY-STREET, CARDIFF. 41144 SANDKR.S. MANAGING SECRETARY. cjoUTH WALES MERCANTILE IO BUILDING[.SOCIETY, PHILHARMONIC CHAMBERS, CARDIFF—The Directors are pre- pared to accept yeposits at 4i per cent., -subject to 3 months' noticc.-c HOURS 9 to 6 (Wednesdays 12 to It. —JOHN "I-.MUXV Chartered Accountant Managing Secretary. 65662 MERTHYR A.ND DOWLAL- j _1 SOCIETY" Lstablisbed 1872, and .INCORPORATED under the BuiUlin Societies Act ISH. LOANS lDde, ?!I :\ro"Lr.:a. at he Shortest Notice, n Sums varying *KO.M £ 10U T0 £ 10)000, Repay*1" -tlily or Ouartcriy Instalments in Three to Thirteen x en.rs, at the optiou of Borrower Tables OR J e-i>ayiueiaSI .Mortgages, and surveyors tees, nave oeen revised, ald CONHIDERAUL. I 'L'H.L5IRK-SI^|V W,?A\R OFFERS SPECIAL AD- VANLAGEA IO LORLTOWERS, tlie scale of Re- payments and PI ehnunarv Charges being greath lowered. at h itMno*t. MAINTAMEA For particu ars apply TO THE SECREtary, Mr Petei Willia.lDS, aththtT' ?lfcc of tJe 50, ewggi. strt'et, Mert yr )( til. ::>J;¡ YV PENS, MORTGAGE BROKER and ESTATE AGENT, 31, Mount Stuart-square Cardiff, NOLE T FOR THE MERTH Stuart-square Cardiff, NOLE Agent for the MERTH and Dowlais Building Society. 77117 U h li.catiaus. kow READY J. \^rRlGilT_AND CARDIFF DIRECTOUY, WITH COPPER-PLATE MAP, COliRECTKD TO DATE. SUBSCRIBERS, 5S; WRIGHT AND~"CO., BRISTOL, AND ALL CARDIFF BOOKSELLEWS. 64201 JpOR AND gUBSTANTIAL J^URNTTURE, GO TO F. C. EDDEKshaw* GENERAL FURNISHER, S, GOAT.STREET (UOTTOM OF TMPL. STREET), SWANSEA. AH kinds of Furniture can be had upon an System of Payment, tu suit the couveni- ence of purchasers. Instalments may be paid weekly, monthly, or quarterly. Houses or Apartments Furnished throughout oa the .New Hire System. 77333 S'lARCH. j STIFF'S STARCH KJY It having come to the CJTIFF'S STARCH. knowledge of Messrs Stiff *1 Miu Co. that some retailer: STIFF'S STARCH.' Sf priced and inferior starches CI TIFF'S STARCH.! b>" reoresentin* tbem to be |i^ the manufacture of Messrs STIFF'S STARCH. "STTS STIFF'S STARCH. kj that every box or packet gTIFF-S STARCH. tbe rl'lnstered [rade Ma.rk QUEEN BESS. STIFF S STARCH. „ 51b Packets and lib Faacy O) TIFF'S STARCH. Boxes, and may be obtained a of any Grocer, Druggist, or QL TIFF'S STARCH Oilman; or of theManu- N facturers, STIFF <T CO OTIFF'S STARCH, BRISTOL P 509P 12296 ?6499 ESTABLISHED 1816. RELIEF FROM COUGH IN TEN MINUTES HAYMANS BALSAM OF HORE- JLi HOUND the most certain and speedy remedy for Asthma Consumption, Bronchitis, Coughs, J.D. fluenza, Difficult Breathing, Spitting >? Blood, Hooping Cough, Hoarseness, Loss of Voice, &c. It gives instantaneous relief, and rapidly effects a cure IT HAS A MOST PLEASANT TASTE- Testimonials are unnecessary, as there is scarcely a family in South Wales which has not proved its efficacy. IN THE NURSERY It is invalnable,as children are fond of it, a.nd ta.ke it eagerly. Immediately it is taken coughing ceases, rest- lessness is gone, and refreshing sleep ensues. No lady who has once tned It would ever afterwards be with. out it. 59562 Prepared only by A. Hayman, Chemist, Neath; and sold by all Chemists Price Is lad and 2.s 9d per bottle I -? .I.U" J,J. w-ik-tJ- SWANSEA. NEW THEATRE AND STAR OPERA J3I HOUSE. Wind.st.. Swansea Director, A. Melville TO-NIGHT and During the week. "Millions of Money" Company. For six nights only. Fifty-fourth week of present successful tour. TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY). December 2nd, tbe great drama, in four acts, foundcà 011 the world. renowned work, MONTE CRISI O. Powerful cast of character, Picturesque scenery, appointments and accessories. Precede.! by THE OLD GUARD." Arrancements for the Week: Thursday: Millions of Money. Friday: Tem. tation and the Bells. Saturday: Stolen Jewess and Cartouche. Doors open at*7 Commence at 7..so Second price at °. (Eicitrsxons. QREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW. I On MONDAY, DECEMBER 7th. CHEAP EXCUR- SION TICKETS will be issued to LONDON from NEW MILFORD at 10.35 a.m" Miiford 10.20, Haver- I fordwest 11.0, Whitland 11.44, Pembroke Dock 10.0, Pembroke 10.8, Tenby 10.35, Narberth 11.5. Carmarthen Town 12.0, Carmarthen Junction 12.22, Llanelly 1.7, Swansea 6.55, Neath 7.18, Llandilo 11.14, Pontardulais 11.64, Bridgend 8.0, Cardiff 8.55, Newport 9.20. a.nd Abercavenny at 8.5 am., to return December 9th or 11th at option. For fares and return times see special bills. 77431 J- GRIERSON, General Manager. LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN JU RAILWAY. SMITHFIELD CATTLE SHOW, December 7th to 11th, at the Agricultural Hall, Islington. On MONDAY, December 7th, 1885, THREE and FIVE DAY EXCURSION TICKETS will be issued to EUsTON STATION, 1XJNDON, from Swansea, Llauelly, Carmarthen, Llandilo, Llandovery. Llan- I wrtyd, Huilth Road, Llandrindort, Knighton, Merthyr, Dowlais, Tredegar, Ebbw Vale, Beaufort, Abersyeham, B aenavon. Krynmawr, Abergavenny, etc. Passengers return on Wednesday, December 9th, or on Friday. December 11th, by the train leaving Euston station a.t 9.20 a.m. For further informa'.i m see handbills. G. FiNDLAY, General Manager. Euston, November 2nd, 1885. 77420 fjotils. GRAND HOTEL, SWANSEA, Immediately opposite the Grea.t Western Station, Alexandra-road. FIRST CLASS COMFORTABLY FURNISHED COMMERCIAL, COFFEE, DINING, SMOKE, BATH, AND BEDROOMS. BEDS, Is 6 i. No Charge for Attendance. BOOTS AXD N1 HT PORTER. STOCK ROOMS. The above Temperance Hotel is the largest in Swansea, a.nd is specially adapted for Commercial GentI men. AN ORDINARY DAILY IN COMMERCIAL- KOOM AT 1.30. DA VIES AND FITT Proprietors. J. E. FITT Manager. 77127 DINNERS, 21 and 22, Broadmead. Plain Te&. 3d; or Breakfast, Meat and Bread, 4d. Good Beds, 18 and Is bd. 7cl46 THE PRICE OF AN OVERCOAT. THE CHANGE OF SEASON necessitates warmer clothing, so in reply to many who want to know what a new Overcoat will cost, W J-> R C E & GONS, Fashionable Clothiers and Outfitters respectfully sub- mit their revised lit of prices for the newe-t stvle¡;- MEN S FANCY COLOURED OVERCOATS, 10/ 15: 20/ 25/ 30/ 35/ 40/ a.nd 46/ MEN'S PILOT AND NAP OVERCOATS, 20/ 30; 40/ 501-. MEN'S BLACK WORSThii» OVERCOATS, 20/ 25/ 35/ 45/ 55/ MEN'S BLUE PILOT REEFERS, 15/ 20/ 25?, 30' BOYS AND YOUTHS OVERCOATS, from 3/11 to 30/ Winter Clothing Waterproofs, Hats, Cap s, Shir and Hosiery in great variety. ADDRESS :— THE CARDIFF HOUSE, 50 51, ST. MAKV-STItlSKT, & 46 & 47, CAROLINA 23 STREET, ANDERSON, ANDERSON, AND ANDERSON, MANUFACTURERS AND MERCHANTS of every description of WATERPR.OOF & OILSKIN CLOTHING, INDIA RUBBER BELTING. INDIA RUBBER VALVES, HOSE, PACKING SHEET, RUBBER WASHEKS.tc. I SINGLE & DOUBLE LEATHER BELTING, ALL HAND-SEWN. COTTON BELTINGS, EVERY SIZE. I For Prices and Particulars, apply to 73337 16 & 17, CASTLE-STREET, SWANSEA. WE CHALLENGE ALL WALES. TO EQuAL rpiiis FINEST MILD CURED ILTS TI IRE AIRY-FED OFFERED BY THE SIDE AT (>2D PER LB. SHOULDERS 4id. GAMMONS 7id. PRIME CUTS. 6jd to 7jd. 12353 —— 77162 W. JYJARCHANT AND CO., 5, CASTLE-STREET, CARDIFF. JNVENTIONS INHIBITION. THE R GTN O T>I ANO (PATENT), As Exhibited and awarded PRIZE MEDAL, On view at JJ E A T H' S pIAOFORTE SALOON. R. J. HEATH & SONS, 12, CROCKHEifBTOWN, CARDIFF, Stock the PIANOFORTES of the only GOLD MEDALlsTS :— J. BROADwouD SONS, KIRK MAN <fc SON, J. & J. HOPKINSON Are the Sole Agents for MASON & HAMLIN, Who received the only GOLD MEDAL FOR AMERICAN ORGANS. Co-operative Discounts for ttash. or on the THREE YEARS' SYSTEM. Pianos from 15 Guinea*. 9431 Illustrated Catalogues Post Free. 67832 ALL THE NEWEST MUSIC gHOOTING SEASON, 1885. We beg to call the attention of sportsmen in general o our Stock of Breech-loading Guus of various qualities. We have in stosk the following I DOUBLE BARREL BREECH LOADING G UN £ s. d. No. 1 Ejector, Hammerless Gun ° 2 Consentric, Wood Bar Gun 25 10 0 3 Consentric, Treble Grip Gun 25 10 0 4 Semi, Hamm<jrless Gun ° 0 5 G. and P. Patent, Hammerless Gun 11 0 0 6 Treble Grip, Hammer Gun 11 0 0 7 Steel Barrel, Bar Lock Gun jj 8 0 8 Steel Barrel, Back Lock Gun 7 0 0 9 Damascus Barrel, Back Lock Gun. 5 16 0 10 Fine Twist Barrel, Back Lock Gun 4 ? 6 11 Good Twist Barrel. Back Lock Gun. 3 la o All above guns are choke left barrel. 12 Twist Barrel. Back Locks Gun 3 0 0 13 Twist Barrel. Back Locks Gun 2 17 6 14 Fine Twist, Single Barrel, Back Lock Gun 3 2 6 Any GENTLEMAN PURCHASING either of these Guns CAN HAVE FAIR TRIAL, and if they are not what they are represented to be, and not approved of, money will be returned. CARTRIDGES OF ALL DESCRIPTION KEPT IN STOCK. CROSS J3R°S., 3 AND 4, ST. MARY-STREET, 497 CARDIFF. 76329 TRY THE RISING SUN GRATE & STOVE POLISH AND BLACK LEAD. Can be obtained of all Grocers. Wholesale Agent for Glamorganshire & Monmouthshire, THOMAS JOHN, BRIDGE BOUSE, CLARENCE-PLACE, Y8 NEWPORT. IMPORTANT.—One Box of the I. X. L. Pills are guaranteed to cure all private cases and compli- cations of the urinary organs, whether acquired or other- wise. Sent post free for 4s by Proprietor. G. D. Horton, M.P.S (from he Genera) Hospitali, Aston-rdfcd, Birmingham. Agents Cardiff—A. Haeon, Chemist, 39. Bridge-st. Merthyr—Wills, Chemist, Pontmorlais and Georgetown. Swansea -Lloyd Chemist, Oxford-street. Newport—Younx, Chemist, High-street. N.B.—Have k never bees known to fail. Letters answered fne 73** HOWELL & COMPANY Respectlully beg to announce that they are AOV making a GREAT SHOW or NEW GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON. ALL DEPARTMENTS ARE WELL ASSORTED, AND, AS USUAL, SUBJECT TO THE SMALLEST PIJSólBL8 PROFIT. CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS, CLOTHING CLUBS, and all CHARIT1 PARCELS are allowed A DISCOUNT OF FIVE PER CENT., If special prices are not quoted at the time of aalfc {¡(j H. A Co. are well known at the larmet cash bvyers in the trade, and. tberefore, are always in & position ..0 give their customers extra good nlWl. — .8 THEIR jyjANTLE JQEPARTMENT At the present time contains some of the TWWT specimens of PARISIAN STYLES not copies), bought and sold considerably NODE makers' prices. JJILLINERY, FELT, BEAYER, axd g T R A W HATS D 4 JJONNETS AT WHOLESALE PRICES. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'* READY-MADE CLOTHING At wholesale prtoea. COLOURED DRESS GOODS, COLOURED PLUAHES, VELVETS, SATINS AND SILKS. BLACK & CASHJDE&ES AND FRENCH MERINOS, At wholesale prices. GENTLEMEN'S AND H OIl!;RY JJEPARTMENT Is at aU tiIU II weU assorted with stock, and of the NEWEST STYLE, At wholesale prices. HABERDASHERY At makers' prices. RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS, LACESi FUR TRIMMINGS. FUR CAPES, &c„ ecc.) In all the leadine makes for the iMnot. 0HARITY Q.OODS if WOOLLENS I CORNTMP^JFJG FLANNELS LINENS SHAWLS I BLANKETS, a*9 CALICOES SHEETINGS. A Manufacturer's Stock of BLANKETS at a Great Reduction from last year's prices. JpURNlSHlNG JQRAPEW JJEPARTMENf Contains Tabt.. Linen, Sheetings, Counterpane^ Cretonnes, Tapestry Curtains, Table Covers, AND Laor Curtains, at wholesale prices H & QARPET JJEPARTMENT Is one of the Largest in the Kingdom, and ceatttM one of tbs Largest Stocks. TAPESTRY CARPETS commencing at 1114 per yard. REAL BRUSSELS at 11 11d and 2t 6id, and THE VERY BEST at 2 11 jd, 36 fJ and 3* óid per yard. FLOOR CLOTHS. CORTICINE, LINOLEUM, And all make. of Carpet at wkelaaale prlotl, JJ O WELL & QOMPANT "TBE CARDIFF DRAPERS," £ URDIFF.