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s. ALLSOPP & SONS, BASS & CO., an4 others of the fiytest BUi.i'ON PRICES. YFE\ ALES Per Per v/\ Kilderkin Firkin. 18s 9s J < £ 21s 10s 6d QX 24s 125 X • And upwards 45085

A GENERAL BUILDERS' MERCHANTS, BRISTOL AND LONDON. CARDIFF DEPOT PRINCE LEOPOLD ST MANUFACTURERS OF MARBLE AND ENAMELLED SLATE CHIMNEY PIECES, GRATES, RANGES, &c., &c. BANGOR, PORTJUDOC (OLD VEIN), ND PERMANENT GREEN SLATES. Slate Battens I Garden Edginp, Plaster Laths, Chimney Pots, Staffordshire Goods, Gullies, Floor Tiles, Closet Pans Drain Pipes, Ridge Tiles, Ac., Ac. Always in Stock at the Cardiff Depot. 76157

J6 T' JUIM a, A-. OMMpwa •f F R Y'S PURE CONCENTRATED COCOA. Prepared by a new and special scientific process, securing extreme solubility and developing the Asset flavour of the cocoa. It is especially adapted to those whose digestive organs are weak, and I strongly recommend it as a substitute for tea for young persons.* -Sir Chat. A. Cameron, President Royal Cdlqje elf Surgeons. Ireland, 4:C. 16816

\V"ATERFORD ,ind CORK, and the WTVoWh0le of the so,,T" f,f IRELAND. per FAST Powert,I,theGREAT WESTERN RAILWAY and toc,l „v'1' steamships via Miiford Haven. The Water- «iWT11anle» run daily. The Cork steamers leave Mil- Mon,l.. £ ?'*• Thursdays and Saturdays, and return -—» ednesdays. and Fridays. 75224 I ARDIFF AND BORDEAUX MLFRRF\V> THE CARDIFF STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S FIRST CLASS SCREW ''G1I»AXT^ STKAMF,RX will sail HS follows Bordeaux for Cardiff Dec. 4 Cardilf for Bordeaux Dec. 5 I'oi-1) t'*)0^s a,1(l passengers. hatn «!, i oS ot" height, Ac., apply to Messrs Jno. Whit- i1,s' AKents< M. 3"ai ('es Chartrons, Bor- •t«w 1 a at ^be Office# of the Company, 51, Mount* 7ro1aSqVfrc- Cardiff. 9431 <jfg_HOOPisit, CAM PP.ELL A CO., Managers. IJ4^R TJIDWARDS' NEW1 YORK ALljrrt\ ^tlA STEAMSHIP LINE. ^JGSGGWRHOSLNA. 4,000 ts. RHODORA, 4,000 ts RHEOLA, 2,400 ts. fc ,'V''S °' Lading issued to and from Stations tbtoi J* a"<l Midland Counties, and the prin* P aces ln Europe, United States, and Canada. 10 OPORTO, LISBON, CADIZ, GIBRALTAR, And v MALAGA \vJfc,7 Rail via LISBON to MADRID & BADAJOZ. k»«ihif ,ngs- Through and Regular Communica- all Stations in South Wales, via London Through Rates Quoted on Application. For Freight and other particulars apply to ^v ARDf>, ROBERTSON, and CO., Cardiff and o. vuj%ry 3,609 -i^bULLBY. Si. Sontli-street New York. 5824 MESSRS CHARLES HILL A SONS ^§S»&I!>RISTOL CITY LINE OF \»p77*^ JI> NEW YORK STEAMERS. felViw- CITY Captain Weisj 2 800 tons ll.iv,YN CITY..Captain Fitt 2,400 tons JPw^V>FF CITY..Captain Gove 2.700tons Tallin CITY Captain Horlor 2,700 tons $wan '"R every Twelve Days to and fro between Bristol,* anrl New York, takiug poods from NEW- other BRISTOL CHANNEL PORTS. '■reight and passage, apply to if.'jNRY it. JAMES, Queen-square, Bristol. NIM» v GESS At CO., Cambrian Chambers, Swansea. *59ii ork Agents— -—L^_ARKELL <fe DOUGLAS, Kemble Buildings. A&K ^MKUIOAN LINE. lJNlTlm STA TES MAIL STEAMERS. LIVERPOOL TO r:nn,AJ>IU,PIHA, JW 1CVICRY WEDNESDAY. f»ll*l>owered Iron steamships. Accemmo 'c-r r l'a!,se,,Sers equal to nny European Line. Pas- Hie u 1 c°0"s iancieu at rnuninj';»»'v "» >•"<= "uan b«.> 1 enusylvaiiia Jfailroad. This i» the shortest and 0,1 te to the West. fj|,A„ i.ocAr, AGENTS K B!RJ>, 276, Bute-street. Cardiff JoNrs »tre'; Co., Bute Oocks, Cardilf, and at Dock- ^Oht.' .wi>ort; CROCKBT an«( JAMES, 4, Talf-street, ;Tit.NFytiltiCo., Abertillery; .1. Moiig AN, IV, .lice, Poiitypool .1. THOMAS, Tredegar W. 2} >, T'KINS, (Jlylxland-street, Mevthvr A. DAVIES II an street, Pontlottyn ;U. THOIINEY, Coinmer- j .to!' Aberdare; AUSTII and >11.COCKS, Swansea; An, "*V|KS. C<udi(F-road. Aberaman DAVIES and 19, Ivor-street. Dowlais. 30668 Y G I LCI-I ['IS T'S JjlVjSRROOL, CARDIFF, & NEWPORT STEAMERS. WEEKLY COMMUNICATION BETWEEN ABOVE PORTS. 'urther particulars apply to R. BURTON AND SON, Newport .and ROBERT GILCIIRIST AND CO.. 21, Water-street, Liverpool, and Consulate Chambers. Bute-road, Cardilf FOR TIIIC CUNARD STEAMSHIP CO., •i. LIMITED.. kont jU»h Rates of Freight quoted, and passap:o.-i via L!?ernool, to the United States, Mediterra- 36uilbiltg %athtuz. kINCIPALITY PERMANENT INVESTMENT BUILDING SOCIETY j. BUSINESS DONE IN 1884: 156,835 TOTAL INCOME. fi93,400 ADVANCED ON MORTGAGE AT 5 PER CENT. £21)400 RECEIVED ON SHARES AT • 5 PER CENT. '*56,900 RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT AT 44 PER CENT. tli]¡: OLDEST, LARGEST, AND BEST Buildinc Society in the neighbourhood. 2a. Business transacted daily. 7422 4 SAINT MARY-STREET, CARDIFF. W. SANDERS. MANAGING SECRETART. CARDIFF "BOROUGH" PERMANENT BJSNEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY. TRUSTEES. Lieut.Col. HILL, C.B., J.P Cardiff. CHAS. THOMPSON, Esq., J.P., Cardiff. C DIRECTORS. Chairman—Mr D. M. WATSON, Brewer, Cardiff, .Ptiiin Cuthbert, The Mr Noah Rees, Corn Mer liu Cardiff. chant, Cardiff. Dobbin, St. Mary- Mr Samuel Shepton, Mi-v8'1 Cardiff. Builder, Cardiff. Ri ^Utcher, St. Mary- Mr Thatcher, Bute Docks Hj^feet. Cardiff. Cardiff. "i- Heitgman, St. Mary- Mr R. Wain.Penarth Hotel, to, £ eet, Cardiff. Penarth. f> L. Lougher, Canton, Mr T. Wallace, M. D., Cardiff. r, *■ Lewis, Duke-st., ^ardiff. IT p. J'Kit CENT. PAID FOR DEPOSITS FOR £ 1 Altox. ST. MABY STREET, CARDIFF. SAM. HERN, Secretary. S°UTH WALES MERCANTl £ i CH fefJILDING SOCIETY, PHILHARMONIC MR Kits, CARDIFF.—The Directors are pre- C ? to accept Deposits at 44 per cent., subject to 3 notice.—Office nours 9 to 6 (Wednesdays 12 HK 1).~JOUN JENKINS, Chartered Accountant Secretary. 55662 MERTfmt AND DOWLAIS BUILDING SOCIETY. "•Wished 1872, and incorporated under the Buildin J Societies Act, 1874. 1\ fs°ANS made, on Mo-tgage, at the Shortest Notice, tills vaiying FROM £ 100 TO £ 10,000, 'ejuviihiw in Monthly or (^uarrprly Inslalments in j to Thirteen Years) at the option of Borrower. of. Costs Of Moit;:ages, and ^r'*vc°i 3 eei5' 'lave ^een rov'se^> a,ld considerably VSOdETY NOW OFFERS SPECIAL AD. ^•NTAGES TO BORROWERS, the scale of Re- a,ul l^elinunary Charges being greatlv ^ered. The niniost S^ocrecy is lnaintainen V ;,?1' Particu ars apply to the Secretary, Mr Petei st''banis. at the Office of tne Society, 50, Glebeland- fi Merthyr Tydtil. o455o \\T COOPER PENN, MORTGAGE fct ? • BROKER and ESTATE AGENT, 31. Mount ui^square, Cardiff, sole Agent for the Merthyr dowlais Building esociety. C'*FOIL THE BLOOD IS TIIE LIFE." LARKE'S WORLD-FAMliD BLOOD -MIXTURE. j'ARGE->T SALE OF ANY MEDICINE IN THE n., WORLD. UVERWIIELMING TESTIMONY ACCOMPANIES EVERY BOTTLE, PROVING TIllS TO BE THE GREATEST t. MEDICINE EVER DISCOVERED. "rcle3nsinKa)idclearing the Blood from all impurities it cannot be too highly recommended. js/or Scrofula, Scurvy, Skm and Blood Diseases, and r°i'es ot ai. Kinds, it is a nevei-faihng and permanent It cures Old Sores, Cures Sores oil the eck, v Cures Sore Legs, Cures Blackheads or Pimples on the Face, Cures Scurvy Cures Ulcers. Cures Blooll and Skin Diseases, Cures Glandular Swellings, Clears the Blood from all impure Matter, From whatever cause arising Uiis mixturo is pleasant to the taste. a"vai'" ''ted free from anything injurious to the mostdeuc.iu,- j ',stitution of either sex, the proprietor solicits sui* rs t" "'ve 11 trial to ',est its value. 11K WORST CASE EVER SEEN. "Florence Villa, Fairliold-raad, Clapton. It is with great pleasure I write to infonu you r>( t-liu wonderful cure eil cteil by your Blood Mixture. I had been afflicted with ulcerated legs and kaee for 14 years, ti e legs being covered with Ulcers. I had been under many doctors, and into two hospitals, without receiving any benefit. I on crutches for twelve months, and quite gave up all idea of ever being cured. Seeing your ad. vertissment, I thought I would try the Blood Mixture, and after tikiug three large bottles and using half-a-dozen pots of your saive, 1 am now Restored to perfect health, and my legs are quite well. It. is now two years since they were oad, «uul no signs of them br akilh out again. It is a greitt iiiiracle they ever got wel', for it was pro- uouncetl to be the worst case ever seen. You may Make whatever use you like of this, as I think it cannot be too widely known. -I aiii, you-.s fzlithfally, "JANE SWINNERTON." CLARKE'S WOllLD-FAMED BLOOD MIXTURE, JHEGREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND RESTORER j* sold in Bottles, 2s 9d eaclj, and in Cases, containing '•x tiij^eg the quantity, lis—sufficient to effect a Permanent cure in the great majority of long-standing all C11EM1STS and PATENT MEDICINE a i) ,^1'^ throughout the World, or sent to any urtresjj) on receipt of 33 or 132 stamps, by the Pro- Wietorrf. The LINCOLN AND MIDLAND COUNTIES' DRUU ^OMI'aAy. Lincoln. 17 142 TRADE MARK-" BLOOD MIXTURE" ERVOUS DEBILITY. I A CURE GUARANTEED. hjt WEST'S NERVE AND BRAIN i*—'t iltl'"ATM KNl', a Guaranteed Cure for all j.!se;ises -'f the Nervous System, such as Hysteria, w?<wkess' Convulsions, Fits, Neuralgia, Headache, ■wlAilness, Mental Depression, Premature Old Age, piM I'd]jy excesses, over-exertiou of the brain, over- '»W, J T^/ce in abuse (resulting iu insanity, and leading h> J 'V^uy decay, and deatn). This remedy is from [. Vscriotion of an eminent Physician, and has been t >;t.y uid u-od with great success for years, therefore » )Pl'tetors have no hesitation whatever in issuing f ten guarantee of cure, or money refunded to JHUclmser of six boxes. Each box contains one |<»Ktreatment, 4s 6d per box, or six boxes (with „y'\) for 25s. Sent post free on receipt of amouub „y'\) for 25s. Sent post free on receipt of amouub Clm^iutt. 1, C^L-ditf. 7V.3 I I nits hy ^urtxon. AUCTION APPOINTMENTS. Messrs BEYNON & LEWIS. Fruit and Forest Trees, &e., at Swansea Dec. 5 Messrs BOWLING BROTHERS. Offal Wood, die., at Pembroke Dockyard.Dec. 7 CARDIFF AUCTION STORAGE CO (Ll.M.j (Mr .T. G. MADDOX. Auctioneer) Tuesday's Weekly Sale, at Rooms Dec. 1 Magnificent Effects, at Rooms Dec. 1 & 3 Furniture at 27, Partridge-road, Cardiff Oec 2 Sale of Choice Works of Art at Rooms Dec. 11 & 12 Mr ROBERT EVANS. Leasehold Property, at Bridgend Dec. 5 ilcs^ liOrnVAI/t" and BOWltING Household Furniture and Effects, at Cardiff.. Dec. 3, 4 Dutch Bulbs, at Cardiff Dec. 4 Valuable Foreign Furs, at Car(liff Dec. 8 Fire and Thief-proof Safes, at Cardiff Dec. 11. Plant, Machinery, &<• at Mountain Ash Dec. 15 Household Furniture, at Cardiff Dec. 17 Posting Stock, &c., at Cardiff Messrs GOUGH and POWELL. Steyney Arms Hotel, See., at Llanellv Dec. 18 Mr THOMAS GRIFFITHS. Cadigan Market Tolls, at Cardigan Dec. 9 Messrs W. and S. HERN. Hawsers, Cables, &c., at. Cardiff Dec. I Messrs H. HILL & CO. Household Furniture, Ware, etc., at Westcross..Dec. 2 Household Furniture. &-c.. at Swansea Dec. 4 Messrs JOHN JENKINS & CO. Leasehold Property, at Cardiff Dec. 10 Mr F. B. JONES. Horses, at Bristol -iPec'-in Carriages at Bristol Dec- 1" Mr KENNARD. Household Furniture, at Cardiff Dec. 1 Mr JOHN M. I,EEDER. Engineering Materials, &c at Miiford Haven ..Dec. 2 Furniture, at Swansea. Dec. 3 Plant and Machinery at KiUay nr. hwansea.Dec Messrs LJtWIS BROTHERS, Dwelling-houses, at N eath Dec. 16 Dwelling "^Ics;.rs w j LowICS & SON. Leasehold Property, at Swansea Dec. 9 —— Mr ARTHUR fc. T. LUCAS. Furniture, at Swansea Dec. 2 NEWLAND A RICICARD. Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, at Newport Dec. 3 Messrs GEORGE NICHOLS SON, & ALDER. 7 Mineral Estate, at Cardiff 0 Dec. 15 Messrs STEPHENSON and ALEXANDER. Tat Cattle and Sheep, near Cardiff Dec. 7 Freehold Residence at^Carditt Dec. 12 Horses, at Cardiff D c. 12 Christmas Fat Stock, at Cardiff Dec. 14 Colliery, Plant, Ac., at Cardiff Dec. 19 Mr JAMES STRAKER. Christmas Meat, at Abergavenny Dec. 8 MR JOHN THOMAS. Timber, Grand Stand, &c.. at Cardiff Dec. 7 Cows aud Calves, at Cowbridge December 8 Messrs TRIBE. CLARKE, and Co. Dwelling Houses, Ac., at Cardiff Dec. 3 Mr F. WELSH Horses, Carriages, &c., at Newport Dec. 5 Chesnut Gelding, at Maindee, near Ne wport. Dec. 5 SALE THIS DAY. Sales No. 665 & 367. AT THE AUCTION AND STORAGE COMPANY'S SALE ROOMS, 24, 2b, & 26, IIIGH-STREET, CARDIFF TO PARTIES FURNISHING. MR J. G. MADDOX will SELL by AUCTION, on TUESDAY and THURSDAY, December 1st and 3rd, 1885, a large, valuable, and vaned 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 Patnt. 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 Bedroons, Libraries, Ogices, Kitchen, cite" in Walnut, Mahogany, Birch, and Oak, Upholstered in Tapestry, ltepp, Plush, Velvet, Morocco, and other Coveriugs. The Lots are too numerotis to particularize, but will be arranged in order of Sale, and for view on morning of Sale. All Entries at either of the 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.-T",e extensive- and splendidly-appointed tale rooms (the only rooms in the Principality where goods entered for sale can be properly displayed, and where intending purchasers can view and thoroughly inspect the various lots prior to commencement of sale) are always open for the reception of goods of every descrip. tion, and, when required, cash advances made on account of saine. 11944 72527 SALE THIS DAY OWING TO DEPRESSION IN THE TRADE. MOST IMPORTANT. TO PARTIES FURNISHING. GREAT SALE OF A VALUABLE AND CAREFULLY SELECTED CONSIGNMENT OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Forwarded from one of the FIRST HOUSES For ABSOLUTE DISPOSAL. MR J. G. MADDOX Is favoured with instructions by tho Consignee to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Rooms of the CARDIFF AUCTION AND STORAGE COMPANY, 24, 25, & 26, HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF, On TUESDAY & THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1ST AND 3RD, Commencing each day 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 are in course of preparation, and can be obtained at the Rooms on MONDAY, November 30th, or will be forwarded by POST Oil APPLICATION. The goods will be on view day prior to and mornings of sale. Sale each day will commence at 12 o'clock noon. Auction Company's Offices, High-street, Cardiff.77313 SALE TO-MORROW. 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 WE, DN FSDA V, December 2nd, 188b, at 12 noon lIre. cisely, the whole of his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS in dining nnd 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. 77346 Sale No. 370 A* 371. Tv THE PROPERTY SALE ROOM OF THE CARDIFF AUCTION & STORAGE COMPANY, 24725, & 26, HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF. 24, 25, & .IJIGII TO ART CONNOISEURS, ARTISTS ART STUDENTS, AMATEURS, & OIHERS. MR J. G. MADDOX has received in- structions from Messrs Frost and Reed (who are closing their Cardiff Branch) to SELL by AUC- TION, without Reserve, on FRIDAY and SATUR- DAY, December llth and 12th, 1885, the FIRST PORTION of their SURPLUS STOCK of VALUABLE and CHOICE WORKS OF ART; Consisting of ENGRAVINGS, ETCHINGS, PAINT- INGS, Drawings, &c. Also ARTISTS' MATERIALS. Ac.; all to be arrangeil in lots suitable to meet the re- quirements ot general customers, and for Christmas Presents, <Kc., &r. Goods on view day previous to Sale. Sale to commence each day at 12 o'clock precisely Auction Company's Offices, High-street, Cardiff. 77417 SALE THIS DAY. SALVAGE FROM i HE FRANCESCHINO » MESSRS W. and S. HERN are in- structed by the Italian Consul to SELL by AUCTION, on board the N. S. D. Carmelo," lying in the East Bute Docks, Cardiff, on TUESDAY, the ^HAWSERS,ft(CABLES, SAILS, FLAGS, BARO- METER, CHRONOMETERS, Ac.. Comprising mariner's compass, 4 lanterns white anchor lantern, bell, fog horn, 7 rifles, paints, tole. scope, marine night glass, compass dial, 2 life buoys, Italian and other flags, tin of unseed oil, hawser mooring cable, rope, skysaii, foresail, staysail, II blocks, barometer, chronometer watch, linen cloth, charts, Instruments, kitchen requisites. Further particulars of the Auctioneers, 72, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 77397 THE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD I'URNITURE, &c., at 73, STACEY ROAD, CARDIFF, IS POSTPONED TILL WEDNESDAY, DEC. 2nd, 1885, at 2 o'clock prompt. 77389 E. F. KENNARD. Auctioneer, t SALE THIS DAY. PARK-HALL SALE-ROOMS. CARDIFF. MR E. F. KENNARD will conduct his usual WEEKLY SALE on TUESDAY next, December 1st, 1885, when he will offer HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Removed from various residences in the neighbourhood for absolute sale, including second-hand Pianoforte and American organ. Without reserve. Sale at 2 prompt. 77164 H.M. DOCKYARD, PEMBROKE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Order of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, on MONDAY. December 7th, 1885, OFFAL WOOD, Ac., 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 rk, boats, weighing machine and weights, carboys, india-rubber pipe, furniture, carpets, Ac., Ac. Sale at Twelve o'clock precisely.— Catalogues on ai'plication to BOWLING BUOl'lIERS, Auctioneers to the Loi ds Commissioners of 77408 the Admiralty. ^al £ S by kurtion. ON VIEW THIS DAY SALE ON 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. Callard Piano. VALUABLE 7-OCTAVE GRAND PIANO, bv litissell. 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 Fleets, 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 qentlcman deceased. MESSRS GOTTWALTZ & BOWRING -irJL 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 aud velvet; fireplace fittings, a VERY HANDSOME PAIR OF BRONZE FIGURE CANDELABRA, Mercury and Iris, a 7-OCTAVE NEARLY NEW PIANOFORTE, by COf-LARD and COLLARD, very large chimney glass, VERY SUPERIOR CARVED MAHO. GANY DINING-ROOM SUITE of 14 CHATRS in MOROCCO. GRAND SIDEBOARD, DINING TABLE and DINNER WAGON, VALUABLE WORCESTER DESSERT SET, 29 PIECES, pair of Ilinks bronze reading lamps, clock, bronzes, vases, wall placques, VALUABLE 011, 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, Wor- cester, Spodeand 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 worked by hanii 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 hy limsell, in rosewood case; music cabinets, stools, sheet music, &c. In LIBRARY, HALL, and CORRIDORS.—Ten pairs of antlers, Gothic oalc shields, GRAND OLT) OAK HALL SETTEE and CHAIR IN VELVET, hall furni- ture in carved oak, old swords, wali-piates and brackets, carpeting, tine dull walnut set of full suite of chairs and ccuch in leather, bookcase, handsome side- board.dining table, &c., all complete tapestry window curtains and holders, very fine proof engravings, water colour drawings 350 VOLUMES OF BOOKS, including a large number of well-bound, and em- bracing poetical, scientific, and literary works. SITTING-ROOM and BREAK FAST-ROOM, inclu- ding couches, easy and 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 vase; and chimney THE BILLIARD-ROOM contains a full-size and nearly new billiard table in mahogany frame in perfect condition, with biUixrd balls, 12 cues, 4 butts, two marking boards, cue rests, brush, iron, 6-light billiard light with shades, settees coveted in leather, which cost nearly £160 a short time since, linoleum off floor, fender and irons, sporting 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, doucie 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 in mahogany, washstand and dressing tables, landing, stair, and corridor carpeting, plated candle- sticks, bedroom fenders, tireirons, and other similar effects, a bedroom screen, a CHOICELY INLAID MAHOGANY BEDROOM SUITE, suitable for young adies' room, bed linen, blankets, &c. The PAN Till ES contain fine old china dinner service and one largo earthenware ditto with gilt handles, breakfast, tea, and dessert sets, glass, plated goods, set oi dish covers, entree dishes, beautiful cut glass salad bowl and servers, cruets, tea and coffee ets, Ac. The CONTENTS of GREENHOUSE, PONY PHAETON, SADDLE, escape ladder iu two parts, turf guards, Ac. On view this day. Detailed catalogues may be had of H. P. INGLEDEW, ESQ., SOLICITOR, 115, BUTE DOCKS, or of the Auctioneer's, all of Cardiff. The Auctioneers desire to call especial attention to the view and sac, as the furniture, old china, plate, linen, pic- tures, and other effects are of a kind rarely submitted to auction 77181 ON SATURDAY NEXT, AT 2.30. 11, HIGH STREET, CARDIFF. TO PRIVATE GROWERS, GARDEN ICRS AND OTHERS. Unreserved Sale of TWO CASliS OF THIS SEASON'S DUTCH BULBS, Imported direct from Haarlem, all in splendid con- dition, comprising Hyacinths, Narcissus, Crocus, Ac. MESSRS GOTTWALTZ & BOWRING aro instructed by the growers to SELL by AUCTION, at their Salo Rooms, 11, High-street, Car- diff, on SATURDAY next, at 2.30 p.m. Catalogues and all particulars from the Auctioneers, 11, High-street, or the Cardiff Horse Exchange. 77385 THE CARDIFF HORSE EXCHANGE. RIDING LESSONS GivrN DAILY EITHER IN THE SCHOOL OR ON THE ROAD. JUMPING LESSONS MAY BE HAD IN THE PROPRIE. TORS' PRIVATE 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, backs, and hunters. The school is under the personal superiiitendance 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 pupils. Private lessoni by Appointment. Hunters, Hacks, Harness Horses on Hire or Sale. For terms, Ac., apply to GOTTWALTZ AND BOWRING, PROPRIETORS. 76745 HUNTERS. MESSRS GOTTW ALTZ & BOWRING beg 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, and 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. Terms and all information on application. 76962 NORTH WILLIAM STREET, NEWTOWN CARDIFF. MESSRS JOHN JENKINS & co. will SELL by AUCTION, by order of the Executors of the late Mr Itees Evans, at the Queen's Hotel, Card.tf, oil THURSDAY, the 10th day of December, 188D, at Three o'clock p.m. precisely, the following lots oi LEASEHOLD PROPERTY. LOT î.-The DWELLING-HOUSE, SIiOP, and BAKEHOUSE, numbered 1, North William-street, Newtown, Cardiff, now in the occupation of Mr E. Kelleher, at a rental of £ 30 per annum. LOT 2.—The COTTAGE at the rear thereof, now in the occupation of C. Donovan, at a weekly rent of 5s. LOT DWELLING-HOUSE, numbered 2, in North William-street aforesaid, let to Mr J. Bulger, at a weekly rent of 7s 6d. Lor 4.—The DWELLING-HOUSE, numbered 3, in North William-street aforesaid, in the occupation of Mr J. Lane, at a weekly rent of 7s 6d. The above-mentioned Dwelling-houses are held under a lease from the late Evan Williams, Esq., to the late Mr Rees Evan for a term of 99 years from 1st May, 1852, at a ground rent of £818¡; 6d., of which B5 will be apportioned on Lot 1 Sl 2s &(' on Lot 2 and jB2 8s on each of Lots. 3 and 4. The vendors will reserve the right of offering the property in one lot. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, or to Messrs Waldron and Son, Solicitors, 74. St. Mary- street, Cardiff. 77177 ALEXANDRA PARK. CARDIFF UNRESERVED SALE OF TIMBER. TO BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS, FARMERS. AND OTHERS. MR JOHN TEOMAS has been favoured with instructions to SEI.L by AUCTION, on MONDAY, the 7tb December, 1885, on the Grouud as above, the undermentioned TIMBER:— 24,000 superficial feet of liu. boarding, several thousand feet of uprights, used as a boundary fence for Park several thousand feet of posts and rails, fixed round the courses also the GRAND STAND, with stables in back and bar and cellars under, covered with corrugated iron; and the offices at entrance. The Grand Stand and Offices will be sold in two lots, and the whole in suitable lots, and, for the convenience of purchasers, as it now stands, and to be removed at purchasers' expense. Qale to commence at Two o'clock precisely. Further particulars may be had of the Auctioneer, at Cowbridge.. 77413 COWBRIDGE MARKET. Mt, >ALE OF COWS AND CALVES. R JOHN THOMAS has received in- ?THOMAS has received in- v,ar,m,i t5«pr°T,s, fro™ Jenkins, Esq., Llaufl. Siik LJt l,y AUCTION on TUESDAY, Dec. 8th, 1885,■ "ear the Market-place, Cowbridge, and 2 MILCH COWS, difcions Cledit wjll be given on the usual con* Offices, High-street, Cowbridge. Tvn? WM SJS REPOSITORY. OF HORSES at Mr D DEPOSITORY, College, street, Bristol, >yul take place on THURSDAY Dec 3rd, including many capital Hunters, Hacks. Harness Horses, Oobs, 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. JONES Veterinary Surgeon and Proprietor. 75173* MPORTANT.-One Box of the I. X.L. Pills JL 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 General Hospital), Aston-road, Birmingham. Agents Cardiff—A. ilagon, Chemist, 39, Bridge-st. Merthyr—Wills, Chemist, I'oiitinorlais and Georgetown. Swansea— Woyd Chemist, Oxford-street. Newport—Young, Chemist, lligh-street. N.B.—Have never been known to fail. Letters answered free 77363 Hates liu j\ndiøn. NOTICE.-The SALE of TIMBER, .1. STORES, and IRON MATERIALS, advertised to take place on Wednesday, December 2nd, at the Milford Haven Shipbuilding Company's Yard, Pem- broka Dock, is WITHDRAWN UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. J. M. LEEDER, Auctioneer. 77401 PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. 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 NEXT, December 3rd, 1885, SEVEN RAILWAY TRUCK LOADS OF HOUSE- HOLD FOURNITURE, Ac. Goods on view Wednesday, December, 2nd, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. 77379 For further particulars apply to the Actioneer, at his Offices, 101, Oxford-street, Oxford Chambers,Swansea. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. 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 cages, 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 iu future advertise- ments. For further information apply to the Auctioneer at his offices, Oxford Chambers, Swansea. 77270 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. Pontcnnna-place, ilt 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 5s per week. The above four houses are held under lease for 99 years from 2nd February, 1859. 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 S4 8s a year. LOT 6.—TWO MESSUAGES and PREMISES, being Nos. 29 and 30, Cross-stveet, Maindy, Cardiff, in the occupation of Rees 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 B4 14s Od a year LOT 7.-Two MESSUAGES and PREMISES, Nos. 31 and 32, Cross-street, in 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 as the last lot. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, or to Mr HENRY HEARD, Solicitor, 77324 Cardiff. 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, 188J 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- street, Neath, in the occupation of Mt- James McDonald and others, at a monthly rent amounting to F-IZ 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 the occupa- tion of Mr John Rees 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 b> the representatives of the late Mr Peter Donaldson upon a Shop and two Houses held in lease for an unexpired term of about 62 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. MESSRS BEYNON and LEWIS are in- structed by Mr W. Grove, Hereford Nurseries, to SELL by AUCTION, on SATURDAY, December 5,188b, at the Victoria Auction Mart, Gomerian-place, Swansea, a very Choice and Selected Consignment of about 300 lots of FRUIT TREES, Including Espalier and Pyramid apples, pears, and plums of the finest varieties, currants, gooseberries, Ac., Fine standard apples, damsons, and plums of the very best descriptions of pot fruit. A very choice col- lection of about 100 lots of standard and dwarf roses, best named sorts, in strong, healthy plants. Ava-riety of choice rhododendrons. Ornamental and 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 "nd asb, 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 TO-MORROW. 30, MANS EL-STREET, SWANSEA, (Removed for convenience of Sale from the George Hotel, Mumbles). IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE LETTING OF THE HOTEL, MR ARTHUR S. T. LUCAS has re- ceived instructions from Alfred Hall, Esq., to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the above address, on W EDN ESDAY, the 2nd day of December, 1885, the whole of the FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Comprising: DRAWING-ROOM—Full compass trichord piano, blac; and gold case, with check action walnut chif- fonuiei e, with plate-glass back and marble top; walnut suite in rep. mahogany loo table, gilt pier-glass, side tables, pictures, gilt cornices, carpet, rugs, fender and fireirons, mahogany easy chair in hair. DINING-ROOM. — Mahogany dining table, with eight fluted legs and three extra leaves; mahogany couch in leather, mahogany square table. 2 cases of stuffed birds, sewing machine by Wheeler and Wilson, mahogany Pembroke table, easy chair in leather, dining-room chairs, mahogany butler's tray and stand, silt, pier glass, engravings, linoleum, rugs, fender and fire irons. BEDROOMS.—Mahogany and maple bedsteads with hangings, iron bedsteads, folding iron bedstead, paVliasses, spring mattress, hair and millpuff mat. tresses, feather beds, bolsters, and pillows, mahogany wash-stands with marble tops, sets of bedroom ware, mahogany and other chests of drawers, toilet tables, towel rails, cane-seat chairs, small oak tables, toilet glasses, foot and hip baths, carpets, fenders, and fire-irons, a quantity of blankets, counterpanes, and other linen. KITCHEN.—Mangle, kitchen tables, chairs, fenders, and fire irons, aud kitchen utensils too numerous to and fire irons, and kitchen utensils too numerous to mention. (Joods on view day prior to Sale. Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock punctually. There will be no reserve. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, at his 02, Wind-street, Swansea. Y7334 3, SPRING GARDENS, WESTCROSS. MESSRS H. HILL & CO. have been J3X instructed by Mrs Smith, to SELL by AUC. TION, on the above premises, on WEDNESDAY, Dec. 2, lESS, the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, WARE, &c.. Comprising mahogany dining table, loo table, 4 dining chairs, mahogany clieffonniere, carpet?, fenders, Are irons, easy and other chairs, sofa in damask covering, pictures, etc., !iron*and wooden bedsteads, palliasses, feather beds and pillows, dressing tibles, 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 Ilouio, 10, Castle-street, Swansea. 77406 LONDON HOUSE AUCTION feOOMS, 10, CASTLE. STREET, SWANSEA. MESSRS H. HILL AND CO, have been 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 Sheriff of the County of Glamorgan, viz.: Skittle board, easy chairs, couches, 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, waslistands 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, Ac. Also a consignment of trunks, hat boxes, baths, teapots, Ac., Ac. Sale to commence at 11 o'clock. Goods on view Morning of Sale. 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, BUS AND DRAUGHT HORSES, LADIES' HACKS, DELIVERY VAN, 'BUS AND DRAUGHT HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS. AND DOGS, Will be held ou SATURDAY, 5th Deecmber, 1885, at 12 o'clock Noon. The Hunters will be on trial on Fri. day, 4th December next.—F. WELSH, Auctioneer. 77248 IN DISPUTE. TO BE SOLD ON SATURDAY, 5TH DECEMBER NEXT, at tho Monmouthshire Horse Repository, Maindee, Newport, Mon., A CHESNUT Ü ILDINGI 7 years old; 16bands. 77350 F. WELSH, Auctioneer. M PAINE, ~BILL POSTER, DIS- TRIBUTOR, Ac., 25 CARDIFF-STREET ABERDARE, begs to inform the public generally that he rents all the largest and principal Bill-Posting I Stations in Aberdare, Aberaman,'Hirwain, and all out. vin.T districts. Contracts made weekly or veariv -K-—Note.—At Paine's Temperance Hotel and Board ng House, at above address, tobacco, cigars, aud refresh- ments of all kinds may be had at any time, and good ccmumodatiou iov travellers, Ac 8059—44u ? iBUttian JUrDrrsses. GENERAL ELECTION, 1885. TO THE ELECTORS OF CARDIFF. COWBRIDGE, AND LLANTRISSANT. GENTLEMEN,— I beg leave most heartily to thank those 5,569 Electors who by their votes have again conferred upon me the honour of representing this Borough in Parlia. ment. Notwithstanding the large and varied interests com- bined against us, we have again succeeded in uphold- ing the Liberal traditions of the borough. I desire to express in an especial manner my high appreciation of those untiring exertions on behalf of the Liberal cause and myself which so many of my supporters have from first to last made, and which have resulted in our triumphant success. It only remains for me to say that I shall endeavour to prove myself worthy of these exertions, and of the votes recorded in my favour, by placing my services freely at the disposal of the entire constituency. I am, Gentlemen, 77414 Your Obedient Servant, E. J. REED. _H_- rjpo THE ELECTORS OF SWANSEA. TOWN DIVISION. GESTLEJPEW,— 1 I return you my hearty thanks for having again chosen me as your representative in Parliament. My earnest endeavours will be directed to merit the confidence which you have thus placed in me. I am, Gentlemen, 77416 Yours faithfully, B. L. DILLWYN. EAST GLAMORGANSHIRE PAR- JLJ 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 the 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 the principality. Questions common to the whole of the United Kingdom, namely, the amending of tne Land Laws, reform of the House of Lords, Local Option, Enfran- chisement of Leaseholds County Government Boards, and Free Education will 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 sacrifice necessary to the faithful discharge of the duties incumbent 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 WESTERN DIVISION OF MON. IT MOUTHSHIRE. PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION. 4TH DECEMBER, 1885. I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that the names and ad- dresses of the Election Agents of the Candidates at this Election, and the addresses of the offices or places of such Election Agents, at which all claims, notices, writs, summons, and other documents addressed to them may be sent, have respectively been declared, in writing, to me as follows CHARLES DAUNCEY, of Tredegar, Monmouth- shire, whose Office io at Castle?street, Tredegar, afore. said, as Agent for CORNELIUS MARSHALL WAR. MINGTON, Esquire; JOHN PLEWS, of Merthyr Tydfil, Glamorganshire, whose Office is at 4, Bridge. street, Tredegar, aforesaid, as Agent for BENJA- MIN PRANCIS WILLIAMS, Esquire. Dated this 27tb day of November. 1885. EDWIN JAMES GRICE, 77411 Returning Officer. ORTHERN DIVISION OF MON. i.1 MOUTHSHIRE. PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION, 2nd DECEMBER, 1885. I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that the NAMES AND ADDRESSES of the Sub-Agents of the Election Agent of JOHN ALLAN ROLLS, Esquire, at this Election, and the Addresses of the Offices or plaees of such ^ub-Agents, at which all Claims, Notices, Writs, Summons, and Documents addressed to them may be sent, have respectively been declared, in writing, to me as follows :— Office or place Office or place Polling Name and Address of to which District. Sub-Agent. claims may be sent. be sent. A b e r g a James Berry Walford. Office Of the said venny Monk street, Aberga- James Berry venny Watford, in Monk • street, Abergavenny. Abe r s y Richard Greenway, Pon. Opposite Great chan typool; and near Great Western S&- Western Railway Sta- tioa, Abersy- tion,;Abersychau chan. T Blaenavon I homas Watkins, Ponty. Broad street, pool; and Broad-street, Blaenavon. Blaenavon Goytre EVelyn Waddingtop, U*, Gaytro Housf, and Goytre House Usk Goytre. Llanhilleth Alfred H. Watkins, Ponty- Cwn> Court, pool, and Cwm Court, Llanbilleth, Llanhilleth, near New. Newport,Mon port, Mon Llanfoist John Nesbitt, Monk-street, Mr Thomas Wil. Abergavenny, and Mr liams, la"- Thomas Williams, Llan- foist, near foist, near Abergavenny Abergavenny. Llanfihan- James Hervey Farquar, Ty Perlwyp, gel Frogmore-street, Aber. Tandy, near Crucorney gavenny, and Ty Veri. Abergavenny. wyn, Pandy, near Aber. gaven-ny Llantillio Benjamin EdgarQodgens, Hollycr oft, Pertholey Frogmore-street.Aberga- Llantillip venny, and Hojlycrojt, Pertholey, Llantillio P e r t h 01 ey, Abergavenny. Abergavenny Llandewi Iltyd Gardner, Monk. MonftQhtyFarm Rhydderch street,Abergavenny, and Llandewi, M nachty Farm, Llan* Rh y dderoh, dewi, Rhydderch, 4,ber. Abergavenny, gavenny Newcastle Beckerton H Deftkm. Tbe Cottage, Priory street, Mon* Newcastle, mouth, and The Cottage, near Mw- near Newcastle month. New Inn Trevor Addams WiUiams, Held Farm. Castle-hill, Monmouth, Craig, near and Held Farm, Graig, Grosxpont, Grosmont, Monmouth- Monmouth- shire shire. shire shire. Panteg Tuberville LleweUin Jen. ip r a d I p kins, Newport, Mon., place, Chif. and 2, (Jradle-pl^ce, fiths Town, near Griffiths Town, near near Po&fcy- Pontypool pool. Pontypool Alfred William Morgan, Office of tbe Clarence-street, Polity* said Al'tyd pool William Mor- gan, at Cfiir- „ • J ence street, Pontypool. And I hereby give further Notice, that the Election Agent for Thomas Phillips Price, fisqutre, Appoint# »o Sub-A,ients. n i\r(. Dated this 28th day of November, 1885. ( EDWIN JAMES GRICE, 77410 High Sborlff, Returning Officer, CAN THIS BE IQUALLM, I FINEST AMERIOAZ4 CilEtSE, 4Jd. per lb. by the Cheese. 5d. „ by tUe H&lf-MOSW 6d. „ for JiatftU Uw. v We have contracted for Christmas Trade solai gofd Stilton, Gorgonzola, Cheddar, and Canadian Cheese, CHOICEST SEPTEMBER' 6d. per lb. by the Cheesy. < 6d. by thp H41f.04sew 7d. „ for Retail Use. W. M ARCBANT & c°- g £ Jastle gTBEET, £ URDIFF. HUGH NO Jrt. NO MORS MORE DA V Z A S,'S DIFFICULT* DISTRESSING £ 10U<JH OF COUGHS. I IXTURE. BREATHJNfJ. ASK YOUR. CHBMIST FO* HUGH DA VIEW'S COUGH MIXTURE. The most speedy and effectual cure o( coughs,$o|ds, hoarseness, asthma, and all disorders pt thfl 'ctuit, throat, and lungs. In Bottles, Is I 'd, 2s 9d, and 4s 6d each. Considerable saving by purchasing the larger alift. DAVIES'S COUGH MIXTURE Never fails to give immediate relief, and in the most obstinate cases has proved to be a certain and epeedy cure. Specially recommended to singers end public speakers, a perfect safeguard ajraiiftt boaraenets, chronic bronchitis, and all affoptlons of the vqeal organs. Prepared by 76312 HUGH DAVIES, CHEMIST. MAC|(NYI4.|rJ^ i MSkction JUrtirBsses. a rjlOj THE ELECTORS I OF THE WESTERN OR GOWER DIVISION i OF THE C(|UNTY OF GLAMORGAN. GENTLESftN,— It response to the unanimous invitation of your Liberal Association, I come forward as a Candi- date for tee Representation of your Division in Parlia- ment, anI appeal with confidence to those among you who beliwe that it is for the good of all classes that Liberal, nciples should prevail to give effect to those principles) by voting in my favour. HavingfiU numerous public meetings in different parts of die Division already stated somewhat fully my opinion on the various political questions now before tht country, I content myself in this address wit simpy recapitulating some of the more important Reforms ifhich I am prepared to support, viz.:— The disestablishment and Disendowment of tbe English Church in Wales. A modification and extension of the Educational system of the country which will make elementary education Free, and will at the same time ade. quahiy j^rovide for the Intermediate and Techni- cal AooWon of iEe tJfcojpSe. The afegtion of Primogeniture and of all forms of Settlement which interfere with the free division of Band, the Enfranchisement of Leaseholders, the Increase of Allotments, and the encourage- ment of Peasant Proprietorships. A readjustment of Taxation, which will rectify the inequalities and injustice existiuguiler the pre- sent aystem. A thorough Reform in the method of Local Government which will place the management of the Parishes. Unions, and Counties of the couJtiy in the hands of popitfarly-ejected Boards,, and ble the people of Wales, of Scotland, and of I&land to manage mote «Brectly and effectu- ally coheir own affairs "by -means of National CoufeiJs. 'f Such «pii*9gj» in tbe&0930 of Lords as will make it, fo some extent at least, representative of and fesporaible to the people. A necesJjry condition to the foregoing and all other Reforms f a Reform of PioCedure in the House of Commons Jand this can only be effected by tbe return to Parlianamt of a Liberal majority .f.trong enough to overcome he combined- forces of • Cupseryativfis and Parnellitefc-parties diffeirng widely on other points, but unitedjfln tbe desire to delay* at any rate, if they cannot prdfent, the prpgr^j of bepeftji^l legislature. I appealjto the Electors of West Glamorgan to-do their part towards sending tot Parliament such a Liberal mtioritv. In his previous struggles on behalf of freedori and good government,-Mr Gladstone has always fodkd in Welshmen his stauuehest supporters, and I a vftnfident that they will not now desert their great Lea4er. or prove-unfaithful to the Liberal cause. I remain, Gentlemen, ) Your Obedient Servant, < J F. A. O. SkettyEjidl, 77242 • f. TO TiE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS JL f OF THE COUNTY OF BRECKNOCK. I v i'iii'W I. GENTLEM!— t *i • In seekiin! tbe honour of representing- the County of Brecknoclrin the House of Commons. I ask for the support anke of those who have on two previous occasions (lone me the honour of returning me to Par- liament, ai«i of those who under the enlarged Fran- chise will Save for the first time tbe opportunity of recording peir votes. I ask also for the support of recording peir votes. I ask also for the support of the Electqte of the Borough of Brecon, which has recently me merged tn the constituency of the county. [ Although unquestionably within the last few years grave and Serious complications have arisen in the relations lfttween our o wn and foreign Powers, I do not share kite alarm of those who contend that the authorityjpd influence of England are on the wane, and that Mr pow,er a?d resources are being gradually diminished The vasiftpd growing interests of our country in aU quarters oelhe globe demand a never-ceasing vigilance, patience, Mmness, brightness, foresight, firmness, and consiJagifitw^, tfrfr exercise of these qualiuaa we can al<J» wtertajn "111 "twin ■* wjiiTwunnB^tim' influence i. the cause of civilization and humanity. the earnest and able endeavours on the part of tie late Government to secure order and promote prity in Ireland, it is still to be lamented that the edition of that portion of the Queen's Dominion^ s the cause of much anxiety and much perplexityfo all parties in the State. At the same time. I believe that by pursuing patiently and unremit- tingly a policy of justice and consideration, in alliance with courage and firmness, the time will arrive when the Irish nation will in no degree yield to the people of England, Scotland, and Wales in loyalty and devo- tion to the British Government. A wide and far-reaching measure for the Govern. ment of Localities, by which the burden which lies upon the Imperial Parliament may be materially lightened, whilst greater efficiency and economy may be provided for the various sections of the Kingdom, should Me, in my judgment, one of the first objects of the new Parliament; and, provided that due security is given for tbe maintenance of how and order, and for the protection of life and property in Ireland, I would wekome the extension of the measure to that country. Local Governments, representative of the ratepayers and elected by ballot, would be able to deal with many questions, such as those relating to Rating, the administration of the Poor Law, and the Licensing and Liquor Laws, which the now overburdened Parlia- ment has been compelled reluctantly to put off from one year to another. My opinion on the question of Disestablishment of the Church of England in Wales has been frequently declared. I feel, tbat in justice to the views and wishes of the great majority of the people of the Prin. cipality, the connection between Church and State cannot much longer be maintained. At the same time provision should be made in a generous aad open spirit, not only for the protection of the pecuniary interests of those connected with the Established Church who shall be living at the time of the passing of the Act of Disendowment, but also for securing to the Episcopal Church private endowments which have been made within recent times. With the view of increasing the number of owners of land, without unjustly interfering with existing rights, 1 should be anxious to promote measures for facilitat- ing and cheapening the transfer of land for the enfran- chisement of leasehold properties, and for removing, so far as may be, all remaining restrictions upon sale imposed by the laws of entail and primogeniture. And though I am strongly of opinion that the removal of all impediments in the way of freedom of sale, which at present exist, would be found sufficient to throw open the land market to all those who are able and willing to buy either in large quantities or small, I do not hesitate to sanction the principle that power should be given to local authorities to buy land at a fair price either for public purposes or for allotments to the working class. I offer myself as a supporter of the Liberal Party, which has, as I believe, mainly contributed to the prosperity and good government of this country, and I trust that the views which I have at different times expressed will meet with the approval and support of the great majority of the electors of your county. At a aeries of meetings held during this autumn throughout the county, I have endeavoured without canvassing from house to house, or asking any man for his vote, to meet the whole number of the electors, and I have now only to remind you of the perfect secrecy of the Ballot, and to ask you one and all to record your votes in favour of the party which you believe will best serve the interests which you have at heart. I remain, gentlemen, Your faithful servant, W. F. MAITLAND. Brecon, November 3rd, 18&5. 77390 WE CHALLENGE ALL WALES. rpo EQUAL rjlHIS FINEST MILD CURED "^ILTSHIRE £ ) AIRY-FED JgACON Offered BY THE SIDE AT ()2D PER LB. SHOULDERS 4d. GAMMONS 7Jd. PR1¥E CUTS. bid to 7 åd. 12353 ——- 77162 W 1 MARCHANT AND CO., 5, CASTLE-STREET, CARDIFF. STIFF'S SI ARCH. STIFF'S STARCH K3 It having come to the CI TTFr'St S'P A RfJFT knowledge of Messrs Stiff and Co. that some retailers o{ten attempt to induce the J?IFjT S STARCH, public to purchase low pricedandinferior starches CI TIFF'S STARCH. ?y representing them to be Q the manufacture of Messrs 'PTTrlf'C! cp appu Stiff A Co., it is necessary U IlPf E) A-tvOxl. to put the public on its KJ j* guard against such unprin- CJ TIFF'S STARCH. cipled prn.ctices,and tostate that every box or packet TITCIC'C! OT A BPU of Stiffs Starch bears Wl-LDfO olAKttl. the registered Trade Mark UTIFfS STARCH. stif^ShTloidin K-J i 51b Packets and lib Fancy Q TIFFS STARCH. Boxes, and may be obtained 0I" any Grocer, Druggist, or g TIFFS STARCH. Sre,4.°r °f STIFF &; CO., QTIFk'S STARJd%. REDCLIFF^ST,BRISTOL K3 pi 12296 ESTABLISHED 1818. public (Companies, & fJIAYLOR AND COMPANY, LIMITED. INCORPORATED undeF THE COMPANIES* ACTS, 180 10 1883. SHARE CAPITAL £100)õ,-in 100,000 Shares of £1 each. First Issue of £50,01.10 Shares of £1 each, pay. able as under :— 5s per Share on Application 5s per Share on Allotment; and future Calls (as required) not to exceed 2s ltd per Share. MANAGING DIKECIOR. 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 Bank, Limited), Swansea. BANKERS. SWANSEA BANK, Limited, Swansea. NATIONAL AND PROVINCIAL BANK. Limited, Ilfracombe. SOLICITOR. WILLIAM COX, Esq., Adelaide-chambers, Swansea. SECRETARY. MR. WILLIAM TAYLOR. „ OFFICES. UNITED SERVICE BUILDINGS, STRAND, SWANSEA. TRADE VALUERS. COOK A SMITH, London. AUDITORS. Messrs TRIBE, CLARKE, CAWKER, A 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, Mumbles, and llfra- combe, trading under the style or firm of Taylor and the re»rm given hfkr TA. for taking this stlfci— (a,) To increase t)tj)L capital, and open new busi- nesses, either byptuteaase or otherwise, in any town or locality which-, the Directors may think desirable, and to great ly ~increase the purchasing power of the Cetnpaty. rMTo obtain the assistance Mid co-operation of the Directors, who are wall-kaown Ulan of business. (e.) To give every manager and employe an oppor- tunity ofùetoming a partner in the concern, and also to enaMe 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 beuefit the Company by importing Amcricun Provisions, as well as other Fofeign and Colonial Produce direct to Swansea. ?A- i £ ectols being of opinion that w fsitM success Of the Town and Port will largely itnpqjd on the de- velopment of an import ti ade, a';d aeeuuMk the forma, faon of this Company ah important step in that direc- tion, they have consented to co-operate with Mr Taylor m carrying on an undertaking which they have reason to believe is a thoroughly sound one, and one that will fH-ove remunerative to the sharetioiders. 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 firm, so that no interruption will occur in the transfer of business. Mr Jolin Taylor, who takes 10,c00 shares, will act as managing director, the remuneration home, largely dependent upon the dividends paid to MM share- holders. The consideration to be given "y the company for the transfer of the goodwill of all the 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 s>haKho!ders will not have to wait while a now trade is being made, but from a recent audit of the books showing* profit exceeding 10 per cent, aa equal, |f not a larger dividend, may confidently be egpetfed 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 tho leaso*, fix- tttes, goodwill, Ac., and may be seen at the offices of the solicitor to the company. Applications for Share must be made on the accom- panying form, and 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 fall. •. v°pi?s 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. TAYLOR AND COMPANY, LIMITED. ■ FORM OF APPLICATION FOR SHARES. No.- To the Directors of TAYLOR & COMPANY, Louisa,' Swansea. GENTLEMEN, Having paid to yoqr Bankers tbe sum of B. DI a deDusit tif IFire Shillings per :-ohare ?n Shares in the above Company, I hereby request that you will allot me that number of Sharetw upon the terms of the Memorandum and Art cles of Association d. the Company, and I agree t" accept such bar, or any smaller number tbat you may allot to me. to pay the sum of 5s per share oa Allotment, and to become a Member of the Conpuy ia respect thereof upon those term-, and I autttorine you to insert my name on- the Register of Mgpbers of tlyt Company for th.4 number of Shares Matted to me. Name in full. Address. Dated lb(s.day of TAYLOR AND COMPANY, LIMITED, SWANSEA. No the Bankers.) a -< Received this d*.y of 138 from of the sum of being bs per Share on account of the above Company, for Sbareø in the said Taylor Hond Company, Limited. For the Swansea Bank, Limited. £ Stamp Where no allotment i- made the amount paid on application will be returned in full. 77419 public Sottas. THE OFFICES OF THE TAUNTON A WEST OF ENGLAND BUILDING SOCIETY, AND MR T. WEBBER, Auctioneer, House and Insurance Agent, Ac., ARE NOW REMOVED FROM b. ST. JOHN'S. SQUARE, TO 94, ST. MARY.STREET 76428 JgRITISH PHARMACOPOEIA^ 1885. Published under the direction of the General Council of Medical Education and Registration pur. suant to the Medical Act (1858). Mr J. MUNDAY. Chemist, 1, High-street, Cardiff, wishes to inform the public, that he has added to stock the New CHEMICAL AND GAI.ENICAL PREPARATIONS of the 1885 Pharmacopoeia (just published), and is, there- fore, in a position to dispense Prescriptions ordering Drugs contained in Official Publication. The Dispensing Department receives his personal attention. I hysicians Prescriptions and Family recipes are prepared with the most Scrupulous care and accuracy, and all Drugs and Chemicals are guaranteed to be absolutely pure, and of the finest quality procurable. Surgical Appliances, and Invalids' requisites of every description kept in stock. Water Bed lent on hire. Parcels daily from London. 76587 I Insurance. for whIch T \V 0 MILLIONS have been PAID AS COMPENSATION by the BAILWAYPASSENGERS ASSURANCE COMPANY 64, CORN HILL. ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS. paid-up and Invested Funds Premium Income, £235,000. Chairman II Alt VIE M. FARQUHAR, Esq. Apply to the Clerks at the Railway Stations, the Local Agents or WEST-END OFFICE—3, GRAND HOTEL BUILD- INGS. CHARING CROSS; „ or at the HEAD OFFICE CORNHILL, LONDON, B.C. 72720 11967 WILLIAM J. VIAN. Secretary. rpHE EDINBURGH LIFE ASSURANCE X OFFICE. FOUNDED 1823. Persons hesitating to effect Life Assurances from fear of loss through inability to continue payment of pre- miums are iuvited to inspect the terms of the Non. Forfeiture System of this old and popular Office, which effectually protect the Policyholder after payment of one annual premium. Funds, £2,000,000. For Prospectuses, Forms, and all information applv to the MIDLAND AND SOUTH WALES DISTRICT BRANCH, 16. DMNNETFS HILL, BIRMINGHAM. 75300-A FRANK GRIFFITH, Resident Secretary. THE WHITTINGTON LIFE JL ASSURANCE COMPANY, 58, MOORGATE-STHEFT, LONDON, E.C. Funds in hand and Subscribed Capital as on 30th April, 1885 £229,878 Total Annual Income S4,zoa Total Claims paid from commencement to 30th April, 1885, exceed a QUARTER of a MILLION STERLING. Total Abstainers insured in a Separate Section. Prospectuses, forms of proposal, and every intorma tion on application to 72977 Agent* wanted. ALFRED T. BOWSER, Manager CANTON STEAM WHEEL WORKS. JOHN NORMAN, MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF WAGONS, CARTS, TROLLIES, TRAPS, &0.. MARKET-ROAD, CARDIFF. A LARGE ASSORTMENT ALWAYS IN STOCK 73819 30 & 31, WORKING.STREET, CARDIFF. G ^NDREWS~ AND SON, UNDERTAKERS, HEARSE AND MOURNING COACH PROPRIETORS. REFORM FUNERAL CARS, SlIELLIBIERS, AND BROUGHAMS ECCLESIASTICAL PALLS. GREY HORSES FOR YOUNG PERSONS. The Trade supplied with every Requisite for Funeral Furnishing. Please note the A (ltlress- 30 and 31, WORKING-STREET. 11714 69648 TOWLE'S PENNYROYAL and STEEL JL PILLS FOR FEMALES quickly corrtct all irregu larities and relieve the distressing svmptoinsso prevalent with the sex. Boxes Is lid and 2s 29J f all chemUts. Sent anywhere on receipt of stamps, by the Maker, E T. Towel, Chemist Nottingham. 31801 nblíc Amttsimints. CARDIFF. rpHEATRE ROYAL, CARDIFF. LESSEE A MANAGER .MR. EDWARD FLETCHER. 4.CTING MANAGER. MHo. JOnN SHERIDAN. TO-MGHT (IUEnDAY), DEC. 1st, and during the week, Messrs John CJayton and Arthur Cecirs Company m the Greatest Success of the London Season. The MAGISTRATE. Mr H. ASHLEY as mr po-w Miss LOTTIE YKNNE as Agatht At 7.30, the Popular Farce, OBLIGING A FRIEND. At 8 o'clock, the new Farcical Comedy, by A. W Pinero THE MAGISTRATE Tmero' THE MAGISTRATE THE MAGISTRATE MONDAY NEXT December 7, Important Engage- ment of » £ ?E PALMER. The original, MY SWEETHEART (prior to her departure for a tour round the world), supported bv a specially organised company, under the direction of Messrs Jno. R. Rogers and H. Cecil Beryl. 6 Doors open 7. Commence 7.30. Stage door and St. Mary-street entranoe open 6.30, 6d extra. Dress Circle, 4s UPPer Circle and Pic StaJIs,2s Pit, Is; Gallery, od. ^YLEUREJ~ GRAND CIRCUS, -» V,»x;STRK CARDIFF. ANOTHER GRAND CHANGE, NOVEL AND STRIKING. MONDAY, NOV. 30tb. x oi a* A** « THE BROS. j) VERB Stamped by nature and by art as the foremost Artists ot tbe Age iu this difficult and marvel! ous performance. First time in Cardiff of the ROCKY-M OU NTAIN WONDERS In their great dashing Bar Act over Gates, Huvdlec, &c. It;c;- Powerful C^pwy. charinSg Music. ETTERTAIN- jypas possessing Mirth and Originality. There is nothing in {.ollllon itself to exoel it at this the Temple of Equestrian Ari. ^?rman«s every Saturday at 2.30. Open every evening 7 commencing at 7.45. Half-price at 9 o clock to all parts except Gallery. 76977 VICTORIA ROOMS ST. MARY- n,lllr, CARDIFF. M £ E-D AN i) WAXWORK EXHIBITION. ^^r»(!llou „ pe»ter success than ever of tbe oiost marvellous living iuusioa of the nineteenth century, tHAUMA, mi apysstf r jsnts 257 F. J. SMITH. Manager. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. CONCERTS. «Kn7v Niorr^n RT wil1 0B WED. £ «^^n,,in^.VfPiecCeinb€r 2nd. in Lesser Park HftlL beCTn"mt;^t 8 15 The programme will include Mendelssohn^ C minor, Beethoven's -onata for Piano and Violence l0> Gp. 69, Trio by Haydn, and So^»r VfrnXtoU ■ ,olin* Pian"< Mr TrOTOr Tbomas rn«Tn- Tloli»- Herr Peiniger violoncello, Hr isCf'• Mrs Templeton and Mr AdSi^ ion r?**18- Shillings and Six- pence. Atois ion, oae ^hming Tickets and pro- BX Qaee.tstSne<i at Messrs d 8ba.clteJ1'1I. Qneen-street. 77377 ffittanriaL MNEY MARKET. STQÇX: JJXQGLMCS GYNDICATEST GYNDICATEST WHAT AREYNDICATES f INVESTORS AND SPECULATORS Art invited to 6end for our Explanatory Cir. cular, post (ree on application, for reply. CUNDINENESS OF OCIR SYSTEM -J A TPJOVeU hy applying for List of TESTI- M rec*ved, or by referring to PRESS ^^free on application. -4- are n; y J. me .y. JBGEMGGG^ARY by MESSRS. JAS. BROWN and CO.'s. ORIGINAL S YSTEM. AVERAGE RESULT OF OPERA. nONS shows a RETURN of £;7 10s for every B10 subscribed. EXPLANATORY ClficULAR, PRESS OPINIONS, AND TKSTIMONIALS sent Free on Application. NO COMMISSION Charged without a Profit is Realised. THE SUCCESS OF OUR SYSTEM SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. REGISTERED TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS: "SYNDICATE," BIRMINGHAM. JAS. BROWN AND CO., STOCK & SHARE BROKERS, SYNDICATE OPERATORS, MIDLAND BUILDINGS, 1. NEW-STREET, BIRMINGHAM. 76904 JMPORTANT NOTICE. STOCK EXCHANGE^INVESTMENTS AND SPEC ULATIONS. DISCRETIONARY ORDERS. Those wishing to make money can do so daily with the least possible risk. Under our system we pay a proportion of losses (if any), and charge only on actual profits made, which is tbe only equitable mode of transacting this business. Dep"siis from £ 1 upwards, and no further liability Apply to R. RICHARDS A CO., 4, Tokenhouse- buildings, London. 77058 ublliatíøn5. IMPORTANT TO ALL IN TRADE. JL ESTABLISHED 1836. STUBBS' MERCANTILE OFFICES, 42, GRESHAM- STREET, LONDON, B.C. Trade Auxiliary Company (Limited). Subscribers, by obtaining timely informa- tion, may avoid making bad debts, and may, through this Agency, recover debts due with promptitude. Every trader sbould read STUBBS' WEEKLY GAZETTE." Supplies information indispensable to traders.—BRANCHES at 53. Condult,-street, London Dublin, Glasgow, Bi, minjthatn, Bradford. Bristol, Brighton, Belfast, Dundee, Edinburgh, Gloucester, Liverpool, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle, Norwich, Portsmouth, Crockherb- town, Cardiff; Cambridge, Cork, Derby. Exeter, Grimsby, Hull, Ipswich, Leicester, Maidstone, Middles. Newport, Mon., Northampton, Nottingham, Plymouth, Reading, Southampton. Stockton-on- Tees, Stoke-on-Trent, Swansea, Wolverhampton, Worcester, York. Terms-£1 Is, £2 2s, B5 3s, £5 5s, according to reo quirements. Prospectus forwarded on application to tbe London Office, or Cardiff Sub-Office, as above. 76905 IRON.—AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY JL JOURNAL of Science, Metals, and Manufactures in IRON and STEEL. Established in the year 1823 as "The Mechanics' Magazine." Edited by PERRY F. NURSEY, C.E. Published every Friday, at i61, Fleet-street, London, E.C., for circulation in the United Kingdom, and 011 thin paper (under 4 oz.) for forwarding to all parts of the world. Contents of Iron," No. 672, November 271.b, 1885. Liquid Fuel. Iron Trade Summary. Electrical Tramway Engine. Occasional Notes. The Vacuum Automatic Brake (Illustrated). Schumacher's Ratchet Brace (illustrated). The Champion" Filling and Corking Machine (Illustrated). Engine and Machine Cranks. Steam Engine Governors Improvements in Tool-room Appliances. Accidents in Mines. The Influence of Silicon on the Properties of Cast Iron. The Telegraphs of the Nile Expedition. The Northern of Europe Railway. ——— 4365b Iron and Coal Trades Reports, based on SPECIAL Correspondence from the Provinces and Abroad, with London and Birmingham Prices of Metals and Manu- factured Goods. Notes on Current Topics, Scientific News of the Week, New Companies, Geuerai and Foreign Notes, Patents. Launches. Price SIXPENCE. NOW READY. J. WRIGHT AND C0, s CARDIFF DtRECTOY, WITH COPPER-PLATE MAP, CORRECTED TY.) DATE. SUBSCRIBERS, 5s; NON-SUBSCRIBERS, 6s 6d. WRIGHT AND CO., BRISTOL, AND ALL CARD^TF BOOKSELLERS. 64201 SWANSEA OFFICE OF TOE « SOUTH WALES .DAILY NEWS," No. 2, COLLEGE-STREET. All orders from NEWSAGENT^* will receive prompt attention, and be executed upon the same terms as from the Chief Office. The HAlLY NEWS" delivered to 'Subscribers early every morning in any part of the towr. <. ¡ ADVERTISEMENTS received up. to Seven o'clock will secure insertion iu the next morning's issue of tbe DAILY NEWS. — ijPuMir Anxusrnxenta. SWANSEA. NEW THEATRE AND STAR OPERA -131 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 (TUESDAY) a.nd TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY). For Two Nights oniy. the great dramn, in four acts, founded on the world-renowned work, MONTE CRISTO. Powerful cast of character, Picturesque scenery, appointments and accessories. Preceded by OLD GU "ltD." Arranqiements for tJte Week: Thursday: Millions of Money. Friday: Temptation and the Bells. Saturday: Stolen Jewess and Cartouche. Doors open at 7; Commence at 7.30; Second price at 9. (Esnirsxmts. LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN i-J RAILWAY. SMITHFIELD CATTLE SHOW, DecembeT 7th to llth, at the Agricultural Hall, Islington. On MONDAY, December 7tb, 1885, THREE and FIVE DAY EXCURSION TICKETS will be issued to EUSTON STATION, LONDON, from Swansea, Llanelly, Carmarthen, l.landilo, Llandovery. lJan- wrtyd, Builth Road. Uandrindod, Knighton, Merthyr, Dowlais, Tredegar, Ebbw Vale, Beaufort, Abersycban, B aenavon. Hrynmawr, Abergavenny, etc. Passengers return oa Wednesday, December 9th, or on Friday, December llth, by the train leaving Euston station at n^ttfesr information see handbills. G. FiNDLAY, General Manager. Eastoa, November 2nd, 1885. 77420 frotels. mRBGENNA CASTLE HOTEL, ST. JL IVU, CORNWALL, stands in its own grounds of nearly 100 acres, overlooking the Bay. The mean taD of St. Ives in winter is only fonr degiees leas tbaft Rome, frosts are rare, and snow almost nn. known. Board, lOt, and attendance on moderate &iermS winter months.—Address Manager. 71400 Sand HOTEL, SWANSEA, te11 opposite the Great Western Station, Alexandra-road. FJWST CLASS COMFORTABLY FURNISHED COMMERCIAL, COFFEE, DINING, SMOKE, BATH, AND BEDROOMS. ÙDs, Is 6d. No Charge for Attendance. BOOTS AND NlnHT PORTER. STOCK ROOMS. Thy above Temperance Hotel is the largest in Swanwk and is specially adapted for Commercial GAN°1SablNARY DAILY IN COMMERCIAL- J nOOM AT 1.30. DAftES AND FITT Proprietor. 1.. FITT Manager. 77127 INKERS, 21 and 22, Broadraead. Plain Tea, 3d or Breakfast* Meat a.nd Bread, Good Beds, Is and Is iUiigifliis trí.Jiu5. CjTJJfc-STREET CONGREGATIONAL IO CHURCH, ROATH, CARDIFF.-The ANNUAL TEA MEETING will ta.ke place to-morrow, a.t 5 o'clock. After Tea a public Meeting will be held. Chair to be taken a.t 7.15 by the Mayor, Dr D. E. Jones. Tickets, One Shilling each. 220 THE PRICE OF AN OVERCOAT. THE CHANGE OF SEASON necessitates warmer clothing, so in reply to many who want to kuow what a new uvercoat will cost, W. pKiCE & SONS, Fashionable Clothiers and Outfitters respectfully sub- mit their revised lit of prices for the newest stvles- MEN'S FANCY COLOURED OVERCOATS. 10/ 15/ 20/ 25/ 301., 35/ 40/ and 46/ MEN'S PILOT AND NAP OVERCOATS, MEN'S BLACK WORSTED OVERCOATS, 20/ 25/ 35/ 45/ 55/ MEN'S BLUE PILOT REEFERS, BOYS AND YOUTHS OVERCOATS, from 3/11 Wiater Clothing Waterproofs. Hats, Cap s, Sbir and Hosiery in great variety. ADMASS THE CARDIFF 11 OUt-MS. 50 Ail. ST. MARY-STREET, A 46 A 47, CAROLINE 25 STREET, CARDIFF. HI JMPORTANT H' ANNOUNCEMENT. RAND QRIENTAL JQXHIBiriON FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY, COMMENCING FpHURSDAY NEXT, DEC. 3RD The Oriental Art of London WILL EXHIBIT AT 2 5, DUKE-STREET, A FINE COLLECTION OF ART WARES FROM CHINA AND JAPAN comprising some very fine specimens of SATSUMA WARE, fine INLAID BRONZES, fine examples of CLOISONNE WARE, and a few very rare speci- mens of ANTIQUE CHINA, BRONZES. Ac. Also a large collection of goods suitable for CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS, including a variety of TOYS, SILK BALLS, BIdDS, HAND SCREENS (beautifully painted and embroidered), and a quantity of ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENTS. Thi* Exhibition will form one of the most attractive of its kind ever held out of London, and we respect- fully invite the inhabitant-; of Cardiff a.nd neighbour. hood to an early inspection. EVERY ARTICLE FOR SALE. 216 D. EVANS. Manager. JNVENTIONS EXHIBITION. rpHE QRGANO-piANO (PATENT), As Exhibited and awarded P.iIZE MEDAL, On view at H E A T H'S jpiANOFORTE SALOON. R. J. HEATH & SONS, 12, CROCK HE ICBTOWN. CARDIFF, Stock the PIANOFORTES of the only GOLD MEDALISTS :— J. BROADWOOD A SONS, KIRK MAN A SON, J. A J. HOPKINSON Are the Sole Agents for MASON A HAMLIN, Who received the only GOLD MEDAL FOR AMERICAN ORGANS. Co-opera.tive Discounts for Cash, 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 Guns of variovs qualities. We have in stosk the following DOUBLE BARREL BREECH LOADING GUNS: £ s. d. No. 1 Ejector, Hammerless Gun 36 0 C 2 Consentric, Wood Bar Gun S 10 0 3 Consentric, Treble Grip Gun 25 10 0 0 0 5 G. a.nd P. Patent, Hammerless Gun 11 0 0 6 Treble Grip, Hammer Gun 11 0 0 7 Steel Barrel, Bar Lock Gun 8 8 0 8 Steel Barrel, Back Lock Gun 7 0 0 9 Damascus Barrel, Back Lock Gun 5 15 0 10 Fine Twist Barrel, Back Lock Gun 4 ? 6 11 Good Twist BarreL Back Lock Gun. 3 15 o All above guns are choke left barreL 12 Twist Barrel. Back Locks Gun 3 o 0 13 Twist Barrel, Back Locks Guu 2 17 & 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 KEPI IN STOCK. CROSS JJROS., 3 AND 4, ST. MARY.STREET, 497 CARDIFF 76329 BALL'S AMERICAN MANDRAKE PILLS. MANDRAKE ) The great remedy for Bili- PILLS MANDRAKE ous and Liver ComplaintSi PILLS MANDRAKE Indigestion, Piles. A Gravel, PILLS MANDRAKE and the greatest Blood Puri PILLS MANDRAKE fier of the ae. PILLS MANDRAKE TESTIMONIAL. PILLS MANDRAKE Mr Keall, Maindee. PILLS MANDRAKE sir,—I consider your Amerl- PILLS MANDRAKE can Mandrake Pills to be the PILLS I MANDRAKE greatest success the world has PILLS MANDRAKE ever known.—lam, sir, yours PILLS MANDRAKE faithfullv, F. H. HEWSON. PILLS MANDRAKE Coleman, Chemist, Cardiff PILLS MANDRAKE Robb.Chemist, Roath; Young, PILLS MANDRAKE Chemist, Newport; Hay, PILLS MANDRAKE Chemist, Neatu; Newberry PILLS MANDRAKE a.nd Son, London, PILLS MANDRAKE Proprietor Mr KEALL, PILLS MANDRAKE Chemist & Dentist, 199, High- MANDRAKE street, Swansea. 8076 1905o PILLS I710R WELSH FLANNELS, STOCK- [ JO INGS and YARNS, try Tyler A Co., Maeslly* Mills, Uandys-il, Wholesale Manufacturers, 78u business JUftressis. AMERICAN JjlRESH MüT 0OMPANY. ABERDARE 20 Oommercial-plaee. ABERGAVENNY 24, Frogmore.street CARDIFF CARDIFF 39, Clifton-street. CARDIFF 3, Upper George-street* DOWLAIS 14, Upper Union-street. EBBW VALE 1, Ida-place. LLANELLY 2, Stepney-street. MERTHYR 30, High-street. NEATH — 36, Queen-street. NEWPORT 67, Commercial-streets PONTYPRIDD 77, Taff-street. SWANSEA 204, High-street. TREDEGAR 41, Commercial-road. LARGEST gUTCHERB IN THE WORLD. JpRESH BEEF Is Deliciously Tender A MERICAN FRESH Little Waste in Cookum. A MEBICAN JpRESH JJEEF At Popular Prices* NEW ZEALAND MUTTON Is Equal to the Best Southdown. NEW ZEALAND IUTTON Is Small in Bone. NEW ZEALAND lyjUTTON And of Fine FiareuE. OUR pRICES JpiNEST ROASTS.gD to 7D per lbe J^AMILY JOINT*JJD to per ife HY pAY jyjORE? QUR jyjEAT IS I) ERFECT. SPECIAL: WE IMPORT DIRECT THE CHOICEST NEW ZEALAND lUTTON1 And seU same at popular price*. This Mutton is strongly recommended by the highest Medical Authorities for its Nutritious Quality. It it often asked how it is, when the Live Stoek Markets are so depressed. and Farmers comnlvn 80 bitterly that their Catte and Sheep realise gacti low prices, a really 3ood Joint of Meat should COlt, lOcI te 1a per pound. J^MEKIC AN JjIRESH jyjEAT Reply to this is that they will Sell the Choicest Beef and Mutton at the undernoted Low Prices. AMERICaN JjIRESH 1\1 EAT CO. Will Sell Good Cuts at 41) TO 6D FER LB. AMERICAN co. Will Soil Cheat) Cllta at gp TO jjJD PER LB. AMERICAN TpRESH lyjEAi V Guarantee all their Meat to be of the VERY BEST QUALITY. AMERICAN FRESH MIAt QOMPANY Have Immense Facilities for procuring the JJEST BEEF, jyjTUTTON, &C., And RETAILING SAME AT POPULAR PRICES. A TRIAL RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. AMERICAN JfRESH COMPANY. ABERBARE 20, Commercial pfeeq, ABF-BfiA VENNY 24, Frogmore-street- CARDIFF 7, Custom Hcxwe-street. CARDIFF 39, Clifton-street. CARDIFF 3, Upper George-street. DOWLAIS 14, Upper Union-street* EPBW VALE 1, Ida.pla. LLANJELLY 2, Stepney-street. MERTHYR 30, High-street. NEATH 36, Queen-street. NEWPORT t>7, Commercial-stlfik, PONTYPRIDD 77, Taff-street. SWANSEA 204, High-street. TREPBGAR 41, Commercial-read. LUGEST JJtTTCHERS IN TIR WORLD. JOHN LAWSON, TW DMCfilOT MANA9KJL