Advertising|1886-08-21|South Wales Daily News

pipping giaiitts. WATERFORD and CORK, and the V V whole of the SOUTH of IRELAND, per FAST DRAINS on the GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY and Powerful Steamships via Milford Haven. The Water- ;ord steamers run dailv. The Cork steamers leave Mil- ord Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and return Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. é0573 ~r^T CARDIFF AND BORDEAUX V7 The CARDIFF STEAMSHU FIRST-CLASS SCREW ^"•SSsSSSO*'STEAMERS will sail as follows :— "BOULOGNE Cardiff for Bordeaux Aug 25 for Cardiff .Aug. 26 Wicn roods and passengers. For Rates of freight, Ac., apply to Messrs Jno. Whi. liam and Sons, Agents, 14, Qua.) des Chartrons, Bor- deaux; and at the Oiiices of the Company. 51, •tuart-square, Cardili. 9481 70238 HOOPER. CAM PI! ELL A CO.. Managers. LIVERPOOL. BIRKENHEAD, AND CUMBERLAND PORTS. REGULAR STEAM COMMUNICATION. The first-class full-powered Steamships cf the South Wales and Liverpool steamship Company (Limited), jr^ryr ORPHEUS, LLAN E L L Y, pr#§\ „ FAWN, AND BURRY Or other Steamers, are intended to sail (casualties excepted, and as per condi- tions in Company's sailing hills) as under LIVERPOOL and CARDIFF and .^WPORT (M(>N.) (Eas^S,lLNe^o°°D;,ck), (Tucker's Warehouse;West Every Saturday. Kvery'Say. LIVERPOOL AND LLANEALY FROM LIVERPOOL. FROM LLANELLY. (West Side Trafalgar Dock), (New and Neville's Docks), Every Wednesdav and Every W ednesday and Saturday. Saturday. Liverpool and Gloucester, Bridgwater, and Burry Port, sailings frequently. Favourable rate to Midlands, Merthyr Carmarthen, and Inland Towns.—Apply to D A. W. Baile, Llanelly: and ROBERT GILCHRIST & CO., 21, Water-street. Liverpool, and 64079 CONSULATE CHAMBERS, CARDIFF. r~~sr^r TTDWARDS NEW YORK -XlA sTEA)lSH.1.- LINE. ,S*ii £ Sa*g £ RHOSiNA, 4,000 ts. RHODORA, 4,000 ts ^SS&fcfSSa^ RHEOLA, 2,300 ts Through Bills Lading issued to and from Stations in South Wales and Midland Counties, and the prin- eipal places in Europe, United States, and Canada. TO OPORTO LISBON, CADIZ, GIBRALTAR, MALAGA And by Rail via LISBON to MADRID BADAJO/5. Weekly Sailings. Through and Regular Communica- ion between allStations in South Wales, via London Through Rates Quoted on Application. NEWPORT TO NEW YORK. Longhist, 2,500 tons, August 20th. For Freight and other particulars apply to EDWARDS, ROBERTSON, and CO., Cardiff and Newport -54009 s .-r A MJiJIIOAfi LINE. ^ufi^UNriED STATES~MIIL STEAMERS. 1 IVFRPOOL TO rHILADELPHIA, 1CVliltY WEDNESDAY. I'ir.ii-class, full-powered Iron Steamships. Acciiurao ilation for passengers equal to any Jiairopean Line. Pas. senders and goods landed at Philadelphia On the Wharf of the Pennsylvania Railroad. ] his is the shortest and best, route to the West. I.OCAI. agents :— GEORGE BInD, 276, Bute-street, Cardiff JONES Unos. Co., BUle Pocks, Cardiff, and at Dock- street, Newport CROCKET and JAMES. 4, Taff-street, Pontypridd TILNKY andCo., Abertillery; J. MORGAN, POM (niice Ponl spool J. IHOMAS, Tredegar: W. iW UM kins, Glehelaiid-stieet, Merthyr A. DAVIES, 21, Meckan-street, Pontlottya :0. THORNEY, Commer- cial Hotel, Aberolare; AUSTII and MLCOCKS, Swansea; D. i. mviKS, CardiIt-road, Abllraman; DAVIES aud ATKINS. 19, I»or-si-reet, Dowlais. 30668 NEW ZEALAND DIRECT, ■i-l VIA MADEIRA AND CAPE OF GOOD HOPE ROYAL MAIL SERVICE, lender Contract with the Government of New Zealand. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY (LIMITED) will despatch their Magnificent Full-powerea Steamers, KA1KOURA, 4,474 tons, from LONDON Aug. 26 10NliAIURl!, 4,163 tons, „ Sept. 23 Leaving Plymouth two days later. Best accommodation for all classes, and .superior deck State-rooms. Further information to be obtained at the Company's Offices, 138, Leadenhall-street, E.C. 77815 CANADA —DOMINION ROYAL MAIL J STEAMERS.—SHORTEST ROUTE to CANADA and WESTERN STATES. S.S. SARIA, OREGON, an Vancouver have saloons and staterooms amidships. Bailing WEEKLY from LIVERPOOL on THURS- •tuvs and FRIDAYS, from BRISTOL EACII ALTERNATE THURSDAY. The steamers of this line arf replete with fivery modern comforr. Fares fioin 10 to 15 guineas Intermediate 6 guineas, Steerage £ '1, Assisted Passages :£3. Lowest inland fares to all parts of Canada And United States.—Apply to Flinn, Main, and Mont- Kom. ry, Liverpool and Bristol; R. Benjamin 14, Trinity.street, Cardiff or to S. J. Davies, 9, Edward- fclace, Crockherbtown. 78510 EDUCEDFARES. —BEAVER LINE. LIVERPOOL TO AMERICA EVERY TUES- DAY.—saloon to Quebec and Montreal, i:8 8s and jElO; 2nd Cabin S6. Steerage £4 to Boston New York, or Philadelphia." Steerage B5 16s; Assisted Passages to Canada B5. Passengers booked to all parts of CANADA ami UNITED STATES at low rates. For further particulars and t" secure berths apply to R. W. Roberts, Manager, 21, Water-street Liverpool C. J- Cudlipp, Castle-road, Cardiff S. Mason, 88, Bute Docks J. T. Roberts, 13, Fisher-street, Swansea W. ,1. Locke, 33, High-street, Newport; J. Roberts, The Graig Post-office, High-street. Pontypridd or to H. K. J Limes, 8, Queen-square, Bristol. 78709 JglTMMER TOURS IN SCOTLAND. GLASGOW and the HIGHLANDS (Royal Route, *ia Crinan and Caledonian Canals). The Royal Mail Steamers COLUMBA or ION A sail from GLASGOW DAILY at 7 a.m., from GREENOCK at 9 a.m., in connection with Express Trams from Cardiff and the outh, conveyMX passengers for 9han, J'ort William, Inyerness, Lochawe, Skye, Gairloch, Staffa lona, Glencoe Islay, Stornoway, &c. Official Guide, 3d; Illustrated, 6d and Is. Time bill with map and fares free bv post from the owner, David Macbrayne, 119, HoDe-stn*et. Glasgow. 757e 79912 r .r "Ij^OR SALE.—The New Iron j&Z&k -J- STEAM TRAWLER ALBATROSS now lying at MILFORO HAVEN. Length, 88ft. 6i'i. beam, 20ft. engines, 25 h. luminal. Has powerful Steam winch, with 250 fathom's steel wire trawl warp, three sets trawls and gear complete. —For particulars and price apply to JOHN COLLINS, Castle Steel and Ironworks, 80459 Milford Haven. NEW CASKS FOR SALE. gPlLLER AND CO. Have recently laid down the PATENT GUELPH MACHINE FOR MAKING FLOUR CASKS. The Casks will hold 196 lbs. Flour, or 72 lbs. Biscuits very suitable for all valuable dry goods, fceiiiR made with double staves, the outer ones covering the joints of the inner, thereby completely scaling the joints. Price, Is 8Jd each in lots of not less than 50. Apply to- W. FRANCIS 117 (SPILLER AND CO.). CARDIFF. ORAV E S' P~AT¥NT"R OOFING. \3T Price from id per Foot. CHEAP. DURABLE. IMPROVES AND HARDENS WiTH AGE. Jar superior to Felt. A long list of Testimonials may be bad. Samples and particulars from Agent: JOHN CORMELL, IRON AND HARDWARE MERCHANT, CHELTENHAM. P.S.—Very low prices given for all kinds of Ironwork tnd Hardware. 81235 TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED. jiw t ublished, a gratuitous Edition of a New aud Valuable Medical Work, entitld. HOW TO ENSURE HEALTH, Or, THE CONFIDENTIAL FRIEND. By Dr. J. A. Barnes, M.D. (U.S.) Sent post iree to any address on receipt of one pei ny Stamp, to prepay postage, or by letter post, three statu^. This book should be read by everyon#, young. or. old Of eIther sex. It teaches How to ayoid disease, How to Regain Health, Health a Social Science. Rein* a treatise on the Laws Gorernit g I,ifo th» ■ifringement of which is the cause of all disease. Nervousness, Dibility, anil ll their COllcomitaJI •ynipcoii's explained, and lull instructions given for suiFerer how to obtain restoration to health. & Tliis Valuable Work (144 pa^esj gives PKKSCItll' JlONS IN PLAIN ENGLISH, vith full INSTRUC. *10NS for their preparation and use. contains special Jjniarks OJI Rheunuvtisnij »Sci<vtica, Oout, iNeuralgia, ^pileixsv, Palpitation of the Heart, Hysteria, Indices* 1011, Loss of Energy, Mental and Physical Depression all diseases of the Nervous and Alimentary systems. Also a descriptive pamphlet on the functions and dis- i>ecuii".v to the female sex, by the same Author entitled, IhHH FEMALE'S FRJEND and ADVISER, whicn -t. will be sent GRATIS to any address on REGEl I • "'STAMPED ENVELOPE. Address Dr. BARNES, M.D. (U.S.), 48, Lonsdale Square, Barnsbury, London, N Importan to Invalids. CONSULTATION BY LETTER FREE. .A LL WHO NEED ADVICE ON MATTERS of II RA I:rll, if unable to have a peroIlal interview Ie 011111 at once send full particulars of the Case by Let enclosing a stamped addressed Envelope for reply ?his will receive immediate answer,with advice andfn'l Instructions how to obtam penect cure. Hundreds OJ ,lTes have been saved, and health fully restored by cor ouiy. Address Dr. BARNES, M.D (U.S ), 48, Lonsdale ,.u.,> Barnsbury London N. 51 32.Vi "\f EWPORT OFFICE ■A.1 OF THE SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS," 11, TREDEGAR PLACE. ADVERTISEMENTS received up to Seven o'clock will secure insertion in next morning's issue of DAILY NEWS.' Estimates givenfor Advertise- ments OltBEjis from NEWSAGENTS will receive prompt J *Ueiirion, and be executed upon the same terms as Ir»Ui the Chief Office. a:lt5 bu ^nrtioix. AUCTION APPOINTMENTS. Mr W. BRADLEY. Household Furniture, &c., at Cardiff August 23 CARDIFF AUCTION cV STORAGE COMPANY (MADDOX AND JONES, Auctioneers I Thursday's Weskly Sale at Rooms .Auc. 26 Messrs JOHN W. CROSBY and CO. Paddle Tug, at Middlesbrough August 31 Mr MOSES CULE. Leasehold Cottages, at Tougwylais August 26 Three Leasehold Cottages, at Nelson, August 27 Sir M. DAVIES. Stock, Crops, < £ c., at Pendervn Aug. 24 Mr,THOMAS EVANS. Freehold Building Sites, at Tresaith Aug. 25 Mr DAVID EVANS. Builders' Plant, at Treharris August Stock-in-Trade, at Cardiff Aug. 25, 2o, and 27 Messr.i HOTTWALTZ and BOWi:U-N<" Wool, at Cardiff., August 1.000 Boxes Cigars, at Cardiff Aug. 23 Harness Horses, Hunters. &c., at Cardiff Sept. 7 Excellent Furniture, ltc at Cardiff Sept. 8 Valuable Horses, at Cardiff 24 Valuable Irish Horses, at Cardiff ept. 24 Furniture. Works of Art, Ac • • • • Messrs WILLIAM GRAHAM, SON, &0 HITCHCOX. Freehold Properties, at Chepstow Aug. 23 Surphrs Stock at Newport Sept. 15 Messrs W. and S. HERN. Anchors, Chains, etc., at Cardiff August 2b Leasehold Property, at Penarth .Sept. 13 Me-srs H. HILL and Co. Travelling Trunks, &c., at Swansea August 21 Mr F B. JONES. Horses, at Bristol ..Aug.^26 Carriages, at Bristol -•-•••••; • *-ept. i Mr. JOHN M. LEEDER. Leasehold Property, at Swansea August 30 Livestock, at Norton, near Swansea Aug. 31 Leasehold Residential Property, at Swansea, Sept. 14 Collierv Plant and Materials, at y NEWLAND AND RICKARD. Lon" Leasehold Properties, at Newport Aug. 24 Business Premises, at Newport Aug. 24 Furniture, Plate, i-c., at Newport, Aug. 31 and Sept. 1 Fifteen Iron Safes, at Newport Sep. 8 Mr T. RULK OWEN. Freehold Property, at Narberth Sept. 9 Mr ALFRED PHILUPS. Horses; at Cardiff September 23 Mr JAMI'.S STRAKER. Freehold Property, ai Garn Vaeh Aug. 23 Messrs STEPHENSON & ALEXANDER. Stock, i-c., at Cardiff Aug. 24 & 25 Office Furniture and Effects, at Cardiff Aug. 27 Leasehold Premises, at Cardiff September 2 Sale of Valuable Property, at Cardiff Sept. 9 Freehold Land, at Cardiff September 9 The Aber Coiliery, at Cardiff Mr JOHN THOMAS. Colliery Horses, at Mountain Ash Aug. 24 CARDIFF AND SOUTH WALES HORSE SHOW. ALEXANDERS REPOSITORY, CARDIFF. MR ALFRED PHILLIPS (late STE- 1.1. PHENSON and ALEXANDER) will hold the FOURTH, ANNUAL SHOW SALE OF 100 HORSES On FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th, at 12 o'clock. (and not on Thursday, as previously advertised), at the Repository, Womanby-street, Cardiff. The present entries include 20 HIGH-CLASS IRISH HUNTERS, from Mr D. Byrne, Milltown, Dublin. „ 15 HUNTERS and HARNESS HORSES, from Mr Tom Horn, Barnstaple. 15 HUNTERS and HARNESS HORSES, from Mr J. n. Strong, Exeter. 10 HUNTERS and HARNESS HORSES, from Mr H C. Barrett, Newton Abbott. 7 HORSES, the property of Lewis Shirley, Esq. 5 HORSES, the property of Clifford Cory, Esq. Also horses from Messrs Vicary, Jackman, Thomas, Erice, and many local gentlemen. Particulars of EXHIBITED HORSES entered will appear in future advertisements. Gentlemen desirous of entering Horses for this sale are requested to do so at once, as the stalls will b limited to 100. N.H,-This sale was aÜvertbed to take place on Thursday (the second day of the show), but as there are a large Dumber of SHOW HORSES ENTERED, it has been thought advisable to alter it to the day after, therefore it will be held on FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER the 24th, at 12 noon. 81225 LEXANDEIT'S REPOSITORY, .jCTL CARDIFF. Mr A. PHILLIPS begs respectfully to inform his customers that he has NOW ON VIEW a magnificent STUD of SHORT-LEGGED CARRIAGE HORSES, with quality and action (Ba) s and Browns), direct from Horncastle Fair. 81429 Sale No. 446. THE CARDIFF AUCTION AND STORAGE COMPANY, MESSRS HADUOX and JONES, Auc- tioneers, have received instructions to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on THURSDAY, August 26th, 1886, at their Sale Rooms, Nos. 24, 2o. and 26, High-street, Cardiff, commencing at Two o'clock pre- cisely, an immense consignment of NEW AND SECOND-HAND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, suitable for dinill and drawing-rooms, halls, beù. rooms, and kitchens. Goods an view prior to and on morning of sale. F'urther particulars lllay be had 011 application to the Auctioneers, at their rooms, as VK BY ORDER OF THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS OF THE PliIVY COUNCIL FOR TRADE. SALE OF ANCHORS, CHAINS, DEEP SEA FISHING NETS. SHIP'S COAT-OF-ARMS, BALK OF PITCH PINE, A SHIP'S LONG BOAT, ltc. MESSRS w. & S. HERN will SELL hy AUCTION, on THURSDAY, August 26th, 1886. as follows :— Customs Boat House, top of East Dock, at 10.15 a.m. Customs Watch House, Pier Head, at 10.30 a.m. Bute Test House, at 11.15 a.m. Catalogues and further particulars of the Auc- tioneers, 72, St Mary-street, Cardiff. 81359 GLEBE STREET, PENARTH. MESSRS W. & S. HERN are instructed to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Ship Hotel, Penarth, on THURSDAY, the 13th September, 1886, at Seven o'clock in the evening, the under- mentioned LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, Subject to conditions of sale to be then produced. LOT 1.—All that DWELLING-HOUSE, SHOP, and PREMISES, No. 72, Glebe-street, Penarth, let at the weekly rent of 12s. LOT 2.—All that DWELLING-HOUSE, SHOP, and PREMISFJS, No. 73, Glebe-street, let to Mr Ingram, Jeweller, for the term of 14 years, from the 29th Sep- tember, 1882. at tlw annual ground rent of £ 20 16s for tbe first seven years, anù at £ 27 6s per ¡¡,nnuU1 for the last seven years of the term. Lor 3.—Ail that DWELLING-HOUSE, SHOP, and PREMISES, No. 74, Glebe-street, at present un- occupied. The whole of the above lots are held for he term of 99 years, from the 1st May, 1853, and each lot will be sold subject to an apportioned annual ground rent of £ 2 5s. Further information may be obtained on application to Mr Draper, Bromsgrove-place the Auctioneers, at Cardiff or Penarth or to Mr J. W. Coles, Pilot Inn, Penarth or to Messrs Dalton, Spencer, Corbett, and Evans, Solicitors, Cardiff. __H 81430 NEWPORT. NEWLAND & RICKARD are instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the KING'S HEAD HOTEL, Newport, on TUESDAY, AUGUST 24th, at Two for THREE o'clock, Lot 1 (by order of mortgagees), all that well-built, long leasehold BUSINESS PREMISES, situate and beiilg NO. 2, QUEEN'S BUILDINGS, NEWPORT, held under a lease at the annual ground rent of £6 10s od FOR THE UNEXPIRED TERM OF 89 YEARS, and producing an alulllal rent of £5U. Also three lone leasehold DWELLING HOUSES, situate on Caerleon-road, Newport, each producing the annual rent of £22, held under a lease FOR AN UNEX- PIRED TERM OF 96 YEARS, subject to the annual ground rent of B2 10s Od per house. Further particulars as to Lot 1 may be had of T. S. KdWiirds, Esq., Solicitor and as to Lots 2, 3, and 4, of Messrs Lloyd and Pratt, Solicitors; or of the Auc- tioneers, Castle Chambers, Newport, Mon. 81327 TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, AUG. 31ST and SEPT. 1ST. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. IMPORTANT SALE OF MAGNIFICENT APPOINTMENTS. XTEWLAND & RICKARD are instructed by F. W. Cross, Esq, (who is leaving for China), to remove to Castle Chambers, Newport, and prepare f"r sale the whole of his nearly new Furniture; also, by order of a gentleman, the complete and MAGNIFICENT APPOINTMENTS OF A RKSIDENCE IN HEREFORDSHIRE. Further particulars in future Advertisements. Catalogues will be ready a week prior to sale. 81413 GVERN IFOR FARM, MOUNTAIN ASH. Five Minutes' v, aik of the G.W.R. and T. V.R Stations. IMPORTANT SALE OF COLLIERY HORSES. MR JOHN THOMAS has been favoured 1. .with instructiolIs from the Messrs Nixon, Navigation Colliery Company, Limited, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCIION, at the above Farm, on TUES- DAY, August 24th, 1886, 50 HORSES, all of good ages, fresh from work, splendid workers, and in capital condition. The Auctioneer desires to call the special attention of Colliery Proprietors, Contractors. Hauliers, and others requiring sound and substantial Horses to this sale, as the whole will be sold without the least reserve, the proprietors having no fuither use for them, owing to the stoppage of their Deep Duffryn Collieries. The Sale will commence punctually at 2 p.m." Terms cash. For further particulars apply to Mr John Robinson at the above-named farm or to the Auctioneer at his Offices, Market-street, Pontypridd. The Model Auction Mart, North-road, Cardiff. MH W. BRADLEY will SELL by AUC- TION, oil MONDAY NEXT. August 23rd 1886, a large quantity of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Sewing Machines, &c. Sale at Two o'clock.— Auctioneer's Offices, North-road, Cardiff. 836 J^EALL'S AMERICAN MANDRAKE PILLS. MANDRAKE The great remedy for Bili- PILLS MANDRAKE ous and Liver Complaints, PILLS MANDRAKE Indigestion, Piles, A Gravel, PILLS J ANDKAKE and the greatest Blood Pun PILLS M'IHSS^^E tier oi the age. MANDRAKE TESTIMONIAL. PILLS MANDRAKE Mr Keall, Maindee. PILLS Sir,—I consider your Ameri- PILLS can Mandrake Pills to be the PILLs MANDRAKE greatest success the world has PILLS MANURAKE ever known.—I am, sir, yours "LLS MANDRAKE faithfully, F. H. HEWSON. PILLS MANDRAKE Coleman, Chemist, Cardiff PILLS MANDRAKE Uobb,Ghel;¡ist Roath: Young, PILLS MANDRAKE Chemist, Newport; Hayman, PILLS MANDliAKb Chemise, Neath; Newberry PILLS MANDRAKE and Son, London, PILLS MANDRAKE Proprietor — Mr KEALL, PILLS MANDRAKE Chemist & Dentist, 199, High- PILLS MANDRAKE street, Swansea. 307o 19056 PILLS CARDIFF ADVERTISING, BILL POSTING, AND CIRCULAR DISTRIBUTING COMPANY (LIMITED). OFFICES: CHURCH-STREET CHAMBNM. SECRETARY: FRANK H. SIMPSON. Best Permaubnc Posting Stations in Cardiff and Neighbourhood Contractors ior ail descriptions 01 A.; venisin¡1; Circular Distributing d.;c, 9.958 All oraers promotiy atten ed to. 55251 alt5 im Àudian. ON MONDAY NEXT, AUGUST 23, 1886. TO HOTEL PROPRIETORS, THE TRADE, AND PRIVATE BUYERS. IMPORTANT SALE OF CIGARS, Embracing tbe following well-known brands. To be sold without reserve. MESSRS GOTTWALTZ & BO WRING 1"1. are instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at their Salerooms, 11, High-street, Cardiff, on MONDAY, August 23rd, 1886, at 2 o'clock precisely. 1,000 BOXES CIGARS, in prime condition, including the following brands— I<av.sto La Pensativo Mi Passion Jistar Jiucno Iloja de Oro Santa Marta El Gusto Jfi Affecto Samples and bulk will be on view day prior to sale. 81334 ON MONDAY N¡;23rd AUGUST. AT 2 P.M. ANNUAL SALE OF WOOL. MESSRS GOTTWALTZ & BOWRING will hold a SALE of WOOL at their Horse Exchange, Cardiff. Present entries include G. C. Williams, Esq., Llanrumney Hall C. II. Williams, Esq., W. Morgan, Esq., Thomas Williams, Esq., W. Thomas, Esq.. Cog Farm, and many others. Wool sheets for pact:int" can be had free on application to the Auctioneer. and must be returned by Slat 80222 ON TUESDAY, 7TH SEPTEMBER, 188b. MESSRS GOTTWALTZ & BOWRING WILL HOLi> THEIR NEXT STUD SALE a.t the Horse Exchange, Cardiff, of HARNESS HORSES, HUNTERS, COBS, AND PONIES. Present entries include— 4 HORSES from the Patent Nut aud Bolt, Company, Limited, A PAIR of STEPPING HARNESS HORSES, 3 HORSES from W. Evans, Esq. Also entries from W. Whitehead, Esq., R. J. Morris, Esq., and Messrs Jhome, C. Williams, P. Smith, A. Vardy, and many others. Further entries solicited, which must be made at once. ON FRIDAY, 8th SEPTEMBER, AT 11 A.M. PEREMPTORY SALE, entirely WITHOUT RESERVE. THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF A LARGE RESI- DENCE NEAR LLANTJMSSANT, removed under circumstances precluding the possibility of a Reserve, Including several elegant bedroom suites, rosewood inlaid and walnut drawing-room furniture, mahogany and walnut dining-room suites, pianofortes and general househoid requisites. MESSRS GOTTWALTZ & BOWRING JJrJL will SELL by AUCTION, at their Sale-rooms, 11, High-street, Cardiff, on FRIDAY, 8th September, commencing at 11 o'clock punctually, the above EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Comprising capital brass and iron bedsteads, with spring mattresses and bedding, a VERY HANDSOME ASH AND ROSEWOOD INLAID BEDROOM SUITE, with large size wardrobe and bevelled plates of /.Ja,; elegant ash lJedroom suite, a walnut set for small bedroom, nahogauy and birch toilet tables, chests of drawers and wardrobes,a beautiful mahogany DRAWING-ROOM SUITE covercclin ehoic plush with frill borders, a very elegant inlaid cabinet wIth glass back, occasional chairs in silk and plush, table8 of various shapes, writing tlble, walnut drawing-room suite, walnut cabinet with enclosures, FULL COMFASS COTTAGE PIANOFORTE by Krebeil, a fine walnut bookcase, best Brussels carpets, overmantels and chimney glasses, tapestry and fancy lace curtains, a FIRST-CLASS MAHOGANY DINING-ROOM SUITE covered in English morocco, a CAPITAL MAHOGANY DINING TABLE, a 6ft MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD, coal-box and dinner waggon en suite, library suite in leather, dining tables and bft sideboard with glass back, marble clocks, bronze groups and stacuett9S. hall fur. niture, a large variety of 90 UIL P AINTIGS, contents of pautry anti kitchens, out-door effects, and sundries. ON VIEW ON THURSDAY PRIOR TO SALE. Catalogues may ue had of the Auctioneers. CARDIFF HORSE SHOW SALE, ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24TH, AT THE HORSE EXCHANGE, CARDIFF, THE LARGEST AND BEST REPOSITORY IN SOUTH WALES OR THE WEST OF ENGLAND. MESSRS GOTTWALTZ & BOWRING .1f..i. will include in their STUD SALE at the Horse Exchange, Cardiff, on FRIDAY, September 24th, at 12 o'clock, a GRAND stud of 35 VALUABLE IRISH HORSES THAT WERE IIUNIED IN IRELAND LAST SEASON, the property of Mr THOMAS MORGAN, WATERFORD, to be old without reav. They are all well-manners t and clv, r hunters, fJood ages, and, as a whole, the best stud that has ever been atsposedof in Cardij). The Horses toill be on view seven days prior to the Sate, and may be seen over the fences at th Auctioneer's private jumping fJround two 1ninlMU distance from the Horse hxchange.^ Masters of Ilounds and Gentlemen selecting their Studs fur the coming season will do -wed to insjicct the horss bcfore purchasing elsewhere. Mr Morgan wishu to assure his customers that Horses have been purchased regardless of cost, and will be sold without reserve. Catalogues will lie ready 11. days prior t" sale. Gentlemen desirous of entering Horses for this great Sale willfdo well to acquaint the Auctioneer of their intention, as the Stalls are bein rapidly en PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. FOURTH ANNUAL HORSE SHOW SALE. MESSRS GOTTWALTZ & BOWRING will hold a large SHOW SALE at the Horse Exchange, Gardiff, the åay following the Cardiff Horse Show, when upwards of 100 VALUABLE HORSES will be offered, including SEVF3RAL STUDS of HUNTERS ALREADY ENTERED and HORSES that have taken PRIZES at many of the LEADING SHOWS. Owners of Horses desirous of entering fur this impor- tant ale will do well to engage stalls early, as many are already engaged, and the entries will be catalogued in the order they are received. 81100 PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. Important and Highly Interesting Sale of ANCFENT FURNITURE, Principally of RARE OLD OAK and CHIPPENDALE, Removed from an ABBEY in MONMOUTHSHIRE, and The HERMITAGE, near CARMARTHEN; also the FAMILY SILVER PLATE and SUPERIOR SHEFFIELD PLATED WARE, Comprising the Contents of DRAWING and DINING- ROOMS, LIBRARY, 13 BEDROOMS, CHINA and PLATE PANTRIES, GUNS, HUNTING SADDLES, and outside effects. MESSRS GOTTWALTZ & BOWRING l are instructed to remove and SELL by AUC- TION at their Sale Rooms, 11, lligh-stieet, Cardiff, EARLY in SEPTEMBER, the above MAGNIFICENT ASSEMBLAGE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, WORKS OF ART, PICTURES & DECORATIVE PROPERTY. Catalogues are in course of preparation, and may be had nine days prior to sale, aud will be forwarded free on application. PEMBROKESHIRE. PARISHES OF MANORBIER, LUDCHURCH, AND AMROTH. MR T. RULE OWEN will offer for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Rutzen Arms Hotel, in the Town of Narberth, on THURS- DAY. the 9th day of September, 1886, at Two o'clock preciselv, in Six Lots, the following FREEHOLD PROPERTY. Lot 1.—The valuable FARM of Little New House, situated in the Parish of Manorbier, containing 63a. lr. 3Sp. of good Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, in the occupation of Mr Richard Davies. LOT 2.—The compact FARM of Little Ludchurch, in the Parish of Ludchurch, containing 43 acres of Arable, Pasture, and Meadow Land, in the occupation of lr Evan Howells. LOT 3.—The improvable FARM called Egypt, also in the Parish of Ludchurch, containing 40a. lr. 2p. of Pasture, and Arable Landfill the occupation of Mrs Watkins. LOT 4.-An undivided MOIETY of the FARM of Little Crygyborian. situated III the Parish of Amroth, and containing S9a. 3r. 38p. of excellent Meadow, Pas- turc, and Arable Land, in the oocupation oÏ Mr George Williams. LOT 5.-All that PUBLIC-HOUSE, called the Railway Inn, situate in the village of Jamestown, with 24a. lr. 13p. of Land attached thereto, and now in the occupation of Mrs Smith. LOT 6.—A RENT-CHARGE of £3, payable half- yearly, at Lady-day and Michaelmas, by the Pembroke and Tenby Railway Company. N.B.-The property in the palish of Ludchuich lies within a short dbtance of the town of Narberth and the Narberth Railway Station of the Pembroke and Railway and that in the parish of Manorbier, in close proximity to the Manorbier Railway Station on the same Hne. There is on lot 6 a vein of silica clay and sand from near the surface to a very considerable depth, an analysis of which bears very favourable results as against the analysis of the celebrated FVmtainbleau sand. Fire bricks have been made from the clay, which have stooll the very highest tests as to their capability for lining furnaces. Ac. Plans and particulars are in course of preparation, and may be obtained of Mr Paul E. Vanderpump, Solicitor, 12, Gray's Inn-square, Loudon ot Mr C. W. R. Stokes, Solicitor, Tenby; of Mr T. W. Morgan, Lantern House, Tenby ami of Mr T. Rule Owen, Estate Agent and Valuer, Haverfordwest.^ 81419 TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERVE, at the Queen's Hotel, Zetland-road, Middlesbrough, on TU ESDAY, 31st of August, at Thiee o'clock prompt, by MESSRS JOHN W. CROSBY AND CO., the useful clinker-built wood PADDLE TUG "WILLINGTON." Built in 1857. Dimensions: 84ft. 3in. + 17ft. 3in. X 9ft. 2in. Tons, nett, 1269.100; gross, 74 94-100. One side lever engine, 40 nom. h p. One ordinary marine tubular boiler. Speed, 8-9 knots. Consumption, about Is tons. Draught, laden, 5ft. She has always been well kept up, and is now in good working order, and been employed up to prebent time in towing 011 north- east coast. Has donkey engine, winch, and all necessary towing gear, LC., &c. About £250 was spent in '83 m new planking, ceiling, and general overhaul. Engines in good condition, And recently had new piston and side levers refitted, cylinder rebored, and sundry repairs, costing about £135 boiler re-tubed in March, 1886, at cost of B40, and also new funnel. Is now lying in river Tees at Port Clarence, and ready for sea. Apply to Johu W. Crosby and Co., Shipping aud General Auctioneers and Brokers, West Hartlepool. 81339 S. J. Kepplk & GUINEA DINNER SET, sample plate 2!d, Old Dresden pattern. GUINEA SET OF GLASS of T Inspection Solicited. Miuton, GUINEA TEA SET Wedgwood, Large Selection. & Royal Worces-^1 UINEA Double Toilet SET ter Manufacture. VJT Now on View. 3, CLARE-STREET, BRISTOL. The above are special value at the Price. 3, CLARE-STREET, BRISTOL. The above are special value at the Price. Write for Samples. 79310 MESSRS HYBERT, LIDDLE, AND WALLACE'S PANTOMIMES—Mr MICHAEL- PAINE has posted for us four years, both for Panto. mimes a.nd Dramatic Business have always found I him trustworthy in every respect; and have much pleasure in recommending him to all entertainers intending to visit Aberdare. SAMUEL LIDDLE. Aberdare >eb. 14tb, l&Sa. 8059-—4405? alt5 hy Àurtian. TO SMALL INVESTORS AND OTHERS. MR JOHN M. LEEDER will SELL by AUCTION, at the Cameron Arms Hotel, Higli- street, Swansea (subject to such conditions as shall be then and there produced), on MONDAY, August 30th, 1886, the following valuable LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, Viz. :— LOT 1.—All that MESSUAGE or DWELLING- HOUSE, situate aud being No. 1, in Gomerian-place. Swansea, let to Mr John Farrell at 7s per week, and held with Lot 2 for a term of 49 years, from the 2bth day of March, 1880, and sold subject to the appor. tioned annual ground rent of S2. Lor 2.—All that MESSUAGE or DWELLING- HOUSE, situate and being No. 9, in Gomerian-place, Swansea, let to Mr Craig at the rental of 7s per week, held under the same lease as Lot 1, and sold subject to the apportioned annual ground rent of £ 2. Lor 3.—All that MESSUAGE or DWELLING- HOUSE, situate and being No. 31, Rodney-street, Swausea, held for three lives and a term of 99 years from the 24th day of June, 18:9, at a ground rent of £ 2 2s 6d, and now let to Mr William Hill, at a rental of 5s 6d per week. Sale to Commence at Three o'clock in the Afternoon. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer. Oxford-street, Swansea; Messrs Smith, Lawrence, and Smith, Solicitors, Cambrian-place, Swansea and John Aeron Th mas, Esq., Solicitor, 18, York-place, Swan- sea. 81435 GRANGE AND BOAR'S PIT FARMS, NORTON, MUMBLES, NEAR SWANSEA (A few minutes' walk from the Norton Station on the Oystermouth Railway.) MR J. M. LEKDER has received in- structions from R. Wiluiot, Esq., who is leaving the neighbourhood, to SELL by AUClION, at Norton Farm, on TUESDAY, August 31st, 1886, the whole cf the VALUABLE LIVE STOCK, Consisting of PEDIGREE HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, BREEDING SOWS. &C., Comprising about 40 Ayrshire, Alderney, and Short. horn cows heifers, bulls, calves, &c., about 30 horses, cobs, and ponies, about 150 Shropshire ewes, lambs, rains', breeding sows, boars, etc., a large assortment of poultry, ltc &c. The Auctioneer begs to call special attention to this very important Sale, as the public seldom have such an opportunity of obtaining really first-class Stock. The Cows have beeu bred chiefly with the object of being large milk producers, and among them will be found some rare specimens of large-frame milking shorthorns. The Bulls and Young Cattle are descended from the best milking strains. With Horses Mr Wilmot bas been a successful exhibitor for some years past, and the Young Horses, all bred by him, are really a grand lot of animals. The sheep are fiue- framed healthy Shropshires, of hardy constitution and good wool. The whole of the stock will be sold without the slightest reserve, with the exception of a few of the horses, and their reserve will be made known when they come into the ring. Six months credit will be given on well-secured bills of B10 and upwards, or a discount of B5 per cent. per annum allowed for cash. Luncheon, by ticket, at One o'clock Sale to com- mence at Two o'clock in the Afternoon. Full detailed Catalogues and Conditions of Sale may be had on application to the Auctioneer, at his Offices, Oxford Chambers, Oxford-street, Swansea. 81226 VALUABLE LEASEHOLD RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE. MR JOHN M. LEEDER has been favoured with instructions (in consequence of the owner being now a permanent resident in Paris) to SELL by AUCTION, on the premises, on TUEs- DAY, the 14th day of September, 1886, all that MODERN AND WELL-BUILT FAMILY RESIDENCE, with garden and outbuildings, known as "North Hill," situate in St James's-crescent, Swansea, having a frontage thereto of 144 feet or thereabouts, a back frontage of 193 feet or thereabouts, and a uniform depth of 120 feet, or thereabouts. It contains a spacious entrance hall ,and lobby, richly decorated with encaustic tiles, dining, drawing, and billiard rooms, 7 superior bedchambers, 2 dressing rooms, bath room, 2 attics, w.c., linen closet (heated by a hot water cistern), 2 good light and lofty kit- chens. larder, pantry, cellar, and outdoor offices with side and back entrances. The Gardens comprise a tastefully laid out flower garden with tennis lawn, well-stocked kitchen garden, with vinery, hothouse, fowl and pigeon coops. The premises are in thorough repair and order, the owner having expended a considerable sum in deco. rating the wails and ceilings, employing the best English and Parisian artists for the purpose. It is held on a lease from James Walter, Esq., dated October 27th. 1883, for a term of 96 years, computed from the 24th of June, 1868, at a ground rent of £4385, with power to build two houses thereon. An inventory and valuation of the fixtures and fit- tings to be paid for by the Purchaser will be produced at the time oi sale. Immediately after: of the house the Auc- tioneer will offer a valuable Orchestral Organ by Troll and Baker. Genera, with fourteen barrels, playing the tinest English, French, and Italian operas. Full sized billiard table by Burroughs and Watts, with slate bed, vulcanite cushions, patent markers, cues, rest, Ac., window curtains and valance, Brussels carpets, cane furniture, two large chimney glasses, washstand and sundries. „ The Lease cau be inspected at the Solicitors'Office on any day previous to the sale. Sale to commence at Two o'clock in the afternoon precisely. The above may be viewed by card only on applica- tion to the Auctioneer. For further particulars apply to Messrs Collins and Woods, olicitors, W orcèster-place, or from the Auctioneer at his Offices, Oxford Chambers, Swansea. 81432 CARMARTHENSHIRE. IN LIQUIDATION. THE LLANGENNECH COAL COMPANY, LIMITED. MR JOHN M. LEEDER has received instructions to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on behalf of Algernon Sartoris, Esq., and the Official Liquidator of the Llangennech Coal Company, Limited, on or about the second week in September, the whole of the loose PLANT AND MATERIALS, OFFICE FURNITURE, and other effects, comprising :— ST. DAVID COLLIERY.—Wrought and cast scrap iron, pipes, pulleys, boiler plates, brass and iron valves, taps, bearings, old brass, lead, Davy lamps, steam guages, brass lubricators, brass steam valves, weighing machine to weigh tons, screw machine with dies complete, five circular saws, surveyor's instruments for underground work with stand complete, brass surveyor's chain, brass valve for pumping, new and old steel wire ropes, scales and weights, spring balance, sundry casks of lubricat- ing and other oils, coils of packing, new and old leather, nails, rivets, bolts, nuts, washers, three loco- motive lamps, hydraulic jack to lift 10 tons,coal driil, six pieces of pitch pine. steel and iron rails, iron roller, double and sinle iron caes, portable drum with brass bearings complete, Winnowing machine, 68 cast ironjwater pipes, 12 to 20 of assorted sizes, clack places, &c., about 30 tons, chaff cutter, chaff boxes, horse collars and other harness, smiths' iron, boiler plates, screw lift, brass bearing, steam valve, sundry pieces of iron, old wood boxes, old chaff boxes, crab with rope complete, smiths' bellows, anvils, cast iron bosh, 15 pairs of steel tram wheels and axles, King's patent safety hook, sundry tools, injectors, hydraulic jack to lift 10 tons, slocks for turning pipes, screen bars, water tank, cast iron sides for drums, lot of scrap non and heavy castings, carpenters' benches, cross-cut saws, grindstone, screen shovels, lot of patterns, &c., Ac. OFFICE.—Safe by Crook,Bolton with stand, painted double desk, four drawers with brass rails, chairs, stools, stationery racks, docks, letter scales and weights, stained wood cupboards with shelving and pigeon holes, desks, large and small cupboards. PENPRYS COLLIERY.—Trams, steel wheels, crab with steel wire rope, water trams, old engine, mortar mill and small engine driving same, new steel wire rope, old rails, egg-end boiler, old trams, old wire ropes, 46 cast-iron water pipes, wood trams, lot of bricks. PFNLLWYNGWYN PIT, E PIT. — Cast-iron cylinder, parts of old boiler, 26 cast-iron pipes, clack pieces, &c., about 8 bns. BRYNSHAFFREY COLLIERY LEVEL.—Trams, 0 d de-k, cast and wrought iron pipes, old pump and pipe, pulleys, anvil, new coil wire rope. GLANWRVVG COLLIERY.—Heavy iailst 801bs. to the yard. PLASISSA COLLIERY.—Lot of trams, rails, 141bs. to th yard, casks of loco grease, old wrought and cast scrap iron, bellows, anvils, and sundries. The contents of the Offices at Llanelly WIll be Sold at 10 a.m.. on the morning of Sale on the premises, at the Docks, comprislllg brass bearings, four patent iron shutters, letter presses, chairs (various), safe by MiJner, letter cases, double and single mahogany cup- boards, with drawers, pigeon holes, &c., maps, sta. tionery, racks, baskets, ink bottles, double and single mahogany desks with drawers and cupboards, fender and irons, brass letter scales and weights, washstand aHd sundries. Sale of the Plant and Machinery to commence at 11.30 for 12 a.m. Detailed catalogues in course of pre- paration, and may be had on application to the Auc- boneer week prior to Sale. There will be no reserve. For further particulars apply to F. G. Painter, Esq., the Official Liquidator. Moorgate-street Buildings, London Messrs Tribe, Clarke, Cawker, and Co., 11, Temple-street, Swansea or to the Auctioneer, Oxford Chambers, Swansea. 81434 BRISTOL HORSE REPOSITORY. THE NEXT SALE of HORSES a.t Mr X F. B. JONES'S HORSE REPOSITORY. College- street, Bristol, will take place on THURSDAY, Aug. 26th, 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. JONES Veterinary Surgeon and Proprietor. S0291 ASK for the SOUTH WALES BEAUTIES CIGARETTES, superior in quality to all others and cheaper in price. Manufactured by the SOUTH WALES CIGARETTE COMPANY, SWANSEA. Pro- prietors, M. GOLDMAN and CO. These Cigarettes are made of the brightest, most delicately-flavoured, and highest cost gold leaf grown in Virginia, and are absolutely free from adulteration. Only the best Freuch rice paper used. Amber tip. Sold everywhere. Try them; you will find they are the be.st you ever smoked, 8106 STIFF'S S'lARCH. STIFFS STARCH It hanug come to tha L iTTI'lf'C orii i prtir knowledge of Messrs Stiff S OlAlvvIl. and Co. that some retailers V~, often attempt to induce the CJ TIFF'S STARCH, public to purchase low priced and inferior starches 01 TIFF'S ST A R fiH by representing them to be is oi Alton. fche rjjanufactureof Messrs dTTWPxa fiTAWH Stiff & Co., it is necessary S SJLARGH. to put the public on its guard against such unprin- STIFF'S STARCH. cipledpractices,audtostate that every box or packet TIFF'S STARCH. ^LreSLedSefe STIFF'S STARCH. s^ShTLdin K-7 5ib Packets and lib Fancy (J TIFF'S STARCH. Boxes, and may be ob taiue i! O of any Qrocer, Druggist, c.r qTTFF'S STARCH. f°a^;r of thirMaBU*; ^7 STIFF -CO STIFF'S STARCBC REDCLIFF-ST.,BRISTOL 6S8E 12511 ;>9165 ESTABLISHED 1813. ONE BOX OF CLARKE'S B 41 PILLS" is warranted to cure all discharges from the urinary organs ineither sex, acquired or constitutional, gravel, and pains in the back. Sold in boxes, 4s 6d: each, by all chemists and patent medicine vendors or sent to any address for 60 stamps by the makers, The Lincoln and Midland Counties'Drug Company, Lincoln Wholesale Agents, Barclay and Sous, London, and aU the-wholesale houses, ý9l2a- a1£5 im Ruction. SALE THIS DAY. LONDON HOUSE AUCTION ROOMS, 10, CASTLE. STREET, SWANSEA. MESSRS H. HILL AND CO. have been instructed to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on the above premises, on SATURDAY^, the 21st day of August, 1886, a consignment of TRAVELLING TRUNKS, Bonnet boxes, tea and coffee pots, baths, milk cans, electro-plated^forks, spoons, cruets, dinner and dessert knives and carvers, &c. Sale to commence at 7 o'clock. Terms cash. No reserve. 81394 MONMOUTHSHIRE. CHEPSTOW. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES FOR SALE. MESSRS GRAHAM, SON, & HITCH- JJvJL COX have been instructed to SELL by AUC- TION, at the Beaufort Arms Hotel, Chepstow, Mon., on MONDAY, the 23rd day 0f August, 1886, at 3 p.m. punctually (unless previously disposed of by priva contract), subject to particulars and conditions to be then produced, the following FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, in two Lots, yi- LOT 1.— All that substantially-built and comfortable FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, known as SILURE VILLA, standing in its own grounds, of la.0r.9p. or thereabouts in extent with the stabling, coach-house and outbuildings, and together with one acre and twenty perches of land adjoining thereto, and situate in the Hamlet of Hardwick, Chepstow. The piece of land is now let at the rent of £ 5 per annum, and the stable and coachhouse are let at the rent of £10 per annum. I he whole is subject to a vicarial tithe rent charge of 13s 7d per annum, and a rectorial tithe rent charge of 2 10d per annum. LoT 2.-All that substantially built messuage known as RAGLAN LODGE, situate in Beaufort-square, Chepstow, with the Garden, now let to Mr F. P. James, for a term of years expiring in April, 1887. at the low annual rental of £55. The lot is sold subject to, but with the benefit of such agreement. Land tax, 8s. Portions of Lot 2 are now sublet to the Chepstow Post-office authorities and the Chepstow County Club. For further particulars and information, or to view, application should be. made to the Auctioneers,Victoria Chambers, Newport, Mon., or to Messrs GUSTARD & LLEWELLIN. Vendors' Solicitors, 1, Stow-hill, Newport, Mon. Dated July 21st, 1886. 80975 CARDIGANSHIRE COAST. HIGHLY IMPORTANT AND ELIGIBLE FREE- HOLD BUILDING SITES FOR SALE. MR. THOMAS EVANS has been fa- voured with instructions to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Ship Inn, Tresaith, in the parish of Penbryn. on WEDNESDAY. the 2oth day of August, 188b, at One o'clock in the Afternoon (subject to such conditions as shail be then and there produced), about 35 LOTS of very Valuable and convenient BUILDING PLOTS, situated at Pantmawr, being part of Dyffrynsaith Farm, in the parish of Penbryn, all fronting the well- known and renowned Sands of Tre aith, commanding an excellent view of the Cardigan Bay, and most suitable for the erection of Villas and Houses for sea bathing purposes. The district is well supplied with buildmg materials, as stone, gravel, sand, and also with water. The air is pure, and affords every facility to become one of the most important watering places on the coast. N.B.—The boundary of each lot will be marked out with wooden pegs one week previous to tbe day of sale. inT Plans and particulars, with conditions of sale, are in course of preparation, and will be deposited at the Ship Inn, Tresaith the principal inns at Aber- porth, Llangranog, Kew Qu y, Newcastle-Emlyn, and Cardigan and can also be obtained of the Auctioneer, Cefncwrt, Llangranog, Llandyssul and of Messrs JENKINS & EVANS, 81292 July 19th, 1886. Solicitors, Cardigan. GARN VACII, NANTYGLO, MON. TO BREWERS, INNKEEPERS, AND OTHERS. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY FOR SALE. MK JAMES STRAKER will SELL by AUCTION, at the Golden Lion Inn, Garn Vach, near Nantyglo, on MONDAY, the 23rd August, 1865, at six o'clock in the evening, subject to conditions of sale to be then produced, the undennentioned VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, in the following or such other lots as may be agreed on at the time of sale :— LOT 1.—All that Valuable Freehold Double-licensed Inn, known as the GOLDEN LION, situate at Garn Vach, near Nantyglo, in the County of Monmouth, now in the occupation of l\1l" Henry, as yeary tenant. This House is most snlJstantially built wIth stone, aud covered with slate, andcontains underground kitchen and cellars, entrance hall, bar parlour, smoke-room, tap-room, kitchen, pantry, three bedrooms, and large club room, and at the rear are coal-house, stables, and coach-house. There is an excellent inn and out-door trade done on the premises, and there are altogether seven clubs held therein. LOT 2.-All those Seven Freehold Stone-built and Slated DWELLING-HOUSES, situate at the rear of the Golden Lion Inn, at Garn Vach, aforesaid, and known as "Boot-row." These premises are in the OCcup2.tion of Messrs Charles Cullum and others, as monthly tenants, and produce an aggregate rental vf B40 6s per annum. To view, apply to the respective tenants and for further particulars, applytothe Auctioneer, 2, Tiverton- place, Abergavenny, or to 81263 Mr T. G. POWELL, Solicitor, Brynmawr. TREBANOG FAWR, PENDERYN, BRECON. SHIRE, Distant li Mile from Hirwain Station, on the G. W.. Railway. Important Sale of Fat 1 ambs, Sheep, Cattle, Horses, Ponies, Pis, Crups, Implements, Furniture, Jec. MR MEREDITH DAVIES has been .HH. favoured with instructions from John Jenkins, Esq., to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the above- named place, on TUESDAY, August the 24th, 1886, the whole of the STOCK. CROP, IMPLEMENTS, FURNITURE, &c., Comprising 160 cross-bred fat lambs, excellent quality; 200 ewes in forward condition and healthy, all to be sold in lots to suit purchasers 10 excellent Hereford cows in calf, 4 Hereford cows with calf and 1 Ayrshire do. at fooall good milchers; 2 fat cows, 4 two-year- old heifers in calf, 6 two-year-old steers. 4 yearl- ing ditto, 4 yearling heifers — all of the above young cattle are of the Hereford breed 1 black mare, 5 years old, about 14: hands high, and about 11 cwt. 1 chesnut do., 4 years old, about 142- hands high. and about 12i cwt. 1 grey mare (aged) and sucker— the cart horses are of good quality and good workers 1 cream-coloured cob, 4 years old: with good action and quiet to ride; 10 mountain ponies of different ages, colours, aud sizes; 15 store pigs, I sow in farrow, about 15 tons of well-harvested hay in barn, 3 gambos (one of them quite new), 1 plough, 1 harrow. FURNITURE, viz., 2 chests of drawers, 4 feather beds, 2 iron stands, 1 wooden do., 2 large bookcases, 1 dozen chairs, 2 arm do., 2 square tables, 1 round do., 1 large writing desk, 1 small do" 1 corner cupboard, I shelf and dresser, I dressing table. 1 washstand, 2 weighing machines and weights, and several other articles too numerous to mention. Ilir Four months' credit will be given on approved security on £ 5 and upwards, or a discount ot 6el in the £ will be allowed for cash. Luncheon on the table at twelve, sale, to commence at one. 8195 Lamb and Flag, Glyn Neatly August 11th, -886. Ipublirottans. PON.—AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY 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.B. Published every Friday, at i61, Fleet-street, London, E.C., for circulation in the United Kingdom, and ou thin paper (under 4 oz.) for forwarding to all parts of the world Contents of Iron," No. 710, August 20tb, 1886. Thc Institution of Mechanical EI1neers-London summer Meeting. The President's Address. Experiments on the Steam-jacketing and Compound- in of Locomotives in Russia. The Working of Compound Locomotives in India. "Express" Traction Engine (Illustrated). Screw Forging Machine (Illustrated). The Half-year's Production and the Stocks of Pig- iron in the United Kingdom. The Ilalf-year's Production ot Bessemer Steel. The Half-year's Production of Open-hearth Steel. ——— 43659 Iron and Coal Trade Reports, based on SPECIAL Correspondence from the Provinces and Abroad, with London and Birmingham Prices of Metals and Manu- fctured Goods. Notes on Current .Topic, Scientific News of the Weak, New Companies, General and Foreign Notes, Patents, Launches. Price SIXPENCE, "VTEW BOOK.— WELSH NAMES of -Ll PLACES, giving their origin and English equivalents. Price 2s bd. 1,000 subscribers must be secured before the publication of the book. Sub- scribers will oblie by forwarding their names to the author, Thomas Morgan, 10, Morlais-street, Dowlais. 81340 JUST PUBLISHED, CARDIFF DC RECTORY, f" WITH COPPER-PLATE MAP. WRIGHT'S CARDIFF DIRECTORY, TT PI'NARTH, LLANDAFF, VILLAGES. "WEIGHT'S CARDIFF DIRECTORY, vv CORRECTED TO DATI. "Y^TRIGHT'S CARDIFF DIRECTORY. SUBSCRIBERS, 5s; NON-SUBSCRIBERS, 6s 6d. CARDIFF BOOKSELLERS. OFFICES: STONEBRIDGE, BRISTOL. 6420.1 Twentieth Edition. Post tree, One Shilling. BR. WATTS on ASTHMA and BRON- CHITIS. A Treatise on the only Successful Method of Curing these Diseases. By ROBERT G WATTS, M.D., F\R.S.L.,F.C.S.,&c. London C. MITCHELL & Co., Red Lion-court, Fleet- street and Simpkin and Co., Stationers' Hall Court. 77898 To the Young Men of England who suffer from Nervous Debility. Just Published, THE CONFESSIONS AND EX- -i- PERIENCE OF AN INVALID, Designed as a Warning and a Caution to others supplying at the same time the means of SELF- CURE, by one who has cured himself, after under- going the usual amount of Medical Imposition and Quackery. Single Copies may be had (post free) by sending a stamped addressed envelope to the author, Arthur Dixon, Esq., Hounslow, near London. 3bl ^VTO NAME OINTMENT.—This Oint- -LH ment is confidentially recommended as an old, tried, and successful remedy for Scurvy, Scrofula, Glandular Swellings, Ringworm Old Wounds, Ulce- rated Legs, Scald Heads, Blotches on the Face and Body, St. Anthony's Fire, Burns, Cli lblains, Bruises, Piles, Fistula, Rheumatism, Bumons, &c. It will soon heal up the most obstinate Eruptions of the Skin of every kind. Please note the Trade Mark Label on each pot. ■"XTO NAME PILLS. — For Scrofula, .Ll Scury, Ulcerated Legs, Erysipelas, Blotches on the Face, Eruptions on the Body, Piles, Fistula, Glandular Swellings, &c., &c. They may be taken by persons of either sex,.are Tonic andlnvigorating, and, Acting upon the secretions, they are a truly valuable Blood Purifier, and may be used in conjunction with the ''No Name" Ointment in any of the above Diseases. Sold in Pots and Boxes by all Chemists, price nd. Is lid and 2s 9d each. SOLE PROPRIETOR:— J. WHITE HO USE, 194, DEBiTEND, BIRMINGHAM. 78703 ^public Companies, &r. THE NEVIN UNITED GRANITE JL QUARRIES (CARNARVONSHIRE) LIMITED. CAPITAL, £40,000. FIRST ISSUE, IN SlSHARKS. The SHARE LIST will CLOSE on TUESDAY, 24th August, for LONDON, and on WEDNESDAY, 25th August, for the COUNTRY. 81403 _().fijœ é, Queen Vt.?i:1.t::e,ldon_. "IVTIDDLESBRO UGH CORPORATION LOAN, £ 100,000 stock, at 3 £ per cent, interest per annum, redeemable at par 1st January, 1911. Pro. spectuses, &c.. supplied by the Borough Accountant, Middlesbrough. Also Loans recived for five years and upwards. Also Loans received subject to six months' notice. 81338 t^nfors aittr Contracts. ANSEL TOWN ESTATE, SWANSEA. ESTIMATES are invited for the CONSTRUCTION OF AN APPROACH-ROAD with retaining walls from Cwmbyrla Bridge to Courtenay-street. Specification and drawings are in course of preparation, and, with forms of tender, will be ready for inspection by the 1st September, at the offices of Messrs Walton and Lee, 20, Mount-street, London, W., surveyors to the Landed Estates Agency, Limited and at the Mansel Town Estate Omc, Swansea. Tenders must be sent in to Messrs Walton and Lee, or to the Landed Estates Agency, Limited, London anti Swansea, not later than Monday, the 13th September next. The lowest or any tder Wil:I:cess:i) be _aptd.- 81415 TO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS. LLANTKISSANT PARLSH. The PONTYPRIDD HIGHWAY BOARD is pre- pared to receive TENDERS for ERECTING a BRIDGE a.nd making Appro;i<.hes thereto, at Tonyre- fail, in the parish of Llantrissant. Tile surveyor will meet intef.1din¡: contractors on the site at 2 p.m. on Thursday, the 26th instant, with plans and specifications, and forms of tender (in which forms only will tenders be received.) All tenders must be sent in, addressed E. C. Spickett, Esq., Court House, Pontypridd, not later than Tuesday, the 31st instant, endorsed Tender for Bridge." The Board reserves to itself a.n unlimited power of selection, and does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender. By order, J. GRIFFITHS, Highway Surveyor. Porth, 5th August, 1886. u_- 81410 LLANFRECHFA UPPER LOCAL JU BOARD. CONSTRUCTION OF WATERWORKS. TO IRONFOUNDERS, CONTRACTORS, AND OTHERS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Llanfrechfa Upper Local Board are prepared to receive TENDERS for the CONSTRUCTION of WORKS for the SUPPLY of WATER to Lower Cwmbran and Oakfield districts. FIRST For the supply of about 4,200 yds. of Sin. socket pipes. „ 890 „ 4in. If „ „ „ 1,890 „ 3in. „ 600.. 2in. Together with V pipes, T pipes, short lengths, stop ends. thimbles, and other irregulars, and about 32 sluice valves of different sizes, J6 sluice valve hydrants, 12 air valves, 60 surface boxes, and a pressure reducing appai atus. SECOND— For the trenching, yarning, leading, and fixing the above, fillin and making good all road and other surfaces, building valve, hydrant, air valve, and pressure reducing appamtus chambers, and all ot-her works connected with the pipe l'lying. Tenders will be received for the whole of the works in one sum, or for the first and second separately. Plans, sections, and specifications can be inspected at the office of Mr J. Blenkarn, engineer for the Boa.rd, at Pontnewydd, from the 6th to the loth instant. The Board do not bmd themselves to accept the lowest or any tender. Forms of tender can 8e obtained from the Engineer's Offices, Pontnewydd, near Newport, or from the Clerfc; to the Board. Sealed tenders endorsed" Water Works to be sent to the undersigned on or before the 2bth inst. By order, J. H. WAIN WRIGHT, Clerk to the said Board. Club Chambers, Pontypool, August 5th, 1886. 81422 IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE (CHANCERY DIVISION). V..C. BACON. FOX v. THE LYDNEY AND WIGPOOL IRON ORE COMPANY, LIMITED. TENDERS are INVITED for the PURCHASE of the FREEUOLD and LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES of the LYDNEY AND WIGPOOL IRON ORE COMPANY (LIMITED), comprising the WIGPOOL HAEMATITE JIINES, situak near Mitcheldean, in the county of Gloucester, and thePARKFIELl) ESTATE, near Wolveihampton. The Mines are held undr Gale Grants from the Crown at reasonable rents and royalties, aud embrace an area of about 41 acres, containing rich deposits of Haematite Iron Ore of exceptional quality, which has been largely used for the "Soudiey" and "Cinder- ford" bra.ndsoi pig iron. These brands ûbtaiu,a.t least 10s per ton more than the west coast pig iron. The iron ore deposits have been won from two shafts, and have proved to be of unusual magnitude and develop- ment. The works are well laid out, and fitted with engiues, boilers, machinery, offices, workshops, stores, and every convenience for extensive and economical working, in complete railway communication with all iron-making districts. The works and machinery are maintained in good condition and partly in work, fully stocked, and are tü be sold as a going concern. The Parkfield Estate adjoins the borough of Wolver- hampton, and embrace5 au area of about 160 acres..f freehold property, with a substantial residence within about ten minut s' walk of Wolverhampton Market- place, and about 60 cottages and buildings, which, with lands and rents and royalties of coal and iron stone, yield a considerable annual income. There are five blast furnaces upon the property, with stoves, Mast en¡¡;ine3, machinery, and plant for making pig-iron, together with office-, workshops, and "t(>res. These works are connected with the North-Western Railway and the Birmingham Canal, affording com- plete communication both by rail and by water with the markets for raw materiab and wit,h the manufac- turing works in the district. Special arrangements can be made for the conveyance of the ore from Wigpool mines to these furnaces, and the special brand of pig- iron it makes would find its market in the district. The property afÏords ample scope for the development of the works and the manufacture of the higllest brands of iron, also of the superior classes of steel, including plates and wire, for which this pig. iron has special qua.lities. With such extensions of the works, and the initia- bon of other indtlstrie ior which the property offers many advantages, the freehold would greatly increae In value by virue oi its position, having over three. quarters of a mile of frontage to the highway from Wolverhampton to Bilston, and being bounded for a considerable distance by the road frtun Wolverhampton to Sedgley, along which a passenger tramway is laid connecting those towns. Very large expenditures have he en made upon both of the properties, and they are offered for sale either singly or together. Full particulars and forms of tender may be obtained on application to Donald M. D. Stuart, Esq., Oldland Common, near Bristol Messrs Hoddinott and Davis, Tower Chambers, Moorgate, E.C., Solicitors Charles Butcher, Esq., of 25, Old Jewry, E.C., Solicitor; and Messrs Neve and Cresswell, Wolverhampton, Solicitors. Tenders are invited for the purchase of the above two properties either singly or both together, and must be in writing and must be sent, addressed to The Chief Cicrk (Chancery) Acting in Vacation, Royal Courts of Justice, Strand," on or before the 25th day of September, 1886. 81425 Emitting adetít5. LAMORGAN BUILDING SOCIETY, ESTABLISHED 1867. Incorporated by Act of Parliament 1880. One of the Oldest ancl Best Building Societies in the Principality. Exceptional facilities given to Persons desirous of Purchasing Houses, and thus Save Payment of Rent. EiASY FORTNIGHTLY TERMS OF REPAYMENTS. SHAKES £30; ISSUED DAILY. D!• POSITS RECEIVED For full particulars apply to 10907-62493 T. A. DAVIES, 20, Queen-street, Cardiff. Secretary QOUTH WALES MERCANTILE O BUILDING SOCIETY, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff.-The Directors are prepared to accept Deposits from 2b to 44 per cent. interest, according to notice of withdrawal. The Self-Audit Balance-sheet sent on application.—John Jenkins.A.C.A., Secretary. 55662 MERTHYR AND DOWLAifc BUILDING SOCIETY. Established 1872,.and incorporated under the Bnildin Societies Act, 1874. LOANS made, on Mor tgage, at the Shortest Notice, n Sums varying FROM TO BIO.OOO, Repayable in Monthly or Quarterly Instalment'; in Three to Thirteen Years at the option of Borrower. Tables of Ke-pavments, Costs Mortgages, and Surveyor 5 Fee", hve beeu revised, aw.i CÙIWiJ1'<1b¡y lieduced. THE SOCIETY NOW OFFERS SPECIAL AD. VANTAGES TO BORROWERS, the scale of Re- payments and Preliminary Charges being gTcatly Lowered. The utmost Ssecrecv :.s maintained For particulars apply to the Secretary, Mr Petei Williams, at the Office 01 tne Society, 50, Glebeland- str-er, Merthvr Tvdfil. c455. ——— 80268 COOPER PENN, MORTGAGE V* • BROKER ESTATE AGENT Temple Cham- bers, St. John's-square, Cardiff, Sole Agent Mertbyr and Dowlais Building Society, Cardiff, Penarth, Barry, Newport, ete. ANDERSON, ANDERSON, AND ^NDERSON, INDIARUBBER AND WATERPROOF MANUFACTURERS. SPECIALITIES FOR PRESENT SEASON In GARDEN HOSE, TENNIS REQUISITES FISHING STOCKINGS. BROUGES, etc &c Prices on application to 81093 ANDERSON, ANDERSON, ANDERSON, 16 & 17, CASTLE.STREET, SWANSEA. BOROUGH OF NEWPORT. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, 2 McCarthy's-court, Commercial-street, Corporation bill-poster and crier. Rents th priTld?3.t hoardings and stations in Newport and Neighbourhood. Two ood bill-posters kept. Work attended to with quick despatch. Town and country. Old established—more than » quarter of a century 8058 34063 ;1ulTlir goitres. SOUTH WALES CHORAL UNION. Any PERSON or PE RSONS having any CLAIMS against the SOUTH WALES CHORAL UNION are requested to send their accounts to the undersigned by the 1st September next. All Subscriptions and Moneys due to the said Society are to be paid to the Treasurer, W. Merchant, Esq., The Nati nalBank of Wales, Pontypridd, or to GEO. T. COLEMAN, General Secretary (pro tern). 182, Newport.roa.d, Cardiff, 13th August, 1885. 81373 BEDWELLTY AGRICULTURAL D SOCIETY. THE ANNUAL SHOW OF AGRICULTURAL STOCK, &c.. Of the above Society will be held this year NEAR BLACKWOOD, On THUKSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th, 1886. Schedule of Frizes and Forms of Entries may be ob- tained from the Secretary. R. RICHARDS, Secretary, 8H75 Argoed Ganol, Blackwood, Mon. ABERGAVENNY HORSE SHOW AND AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. This ANNUAL EXHIBITION aud TRIAL of HUNTEtiS, HARNESS HORSES, aud PONIES. as well as the SHOW of STOCK, will beheld in BAILEY PARK, ABERGAVENNY (by kind permission of Crawshay Bailey, Esq.), on THURSDAY, 16th SEPTEMBER, 1886. Schedules of Prizes and all other infonnation may be obtained of the Secretary, Mr JAMES STRAKER, 81281 2, Tjverton-place, Abergavenny. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, LIVERPOOL.—SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.— THE FINEST MILITARY AND OTHER BANDS will perform during the Day and Evening in the Large Concert Hall and in the Grounds. The Queen's Carriages, the Ships of all Nations, the Eddystone Lighthouse (170 feet high).the Famous Boat, Grace Darling, the Ashautee House and Hammockmen, the Working" Dairy and Bakery, School of Cookery. Laplanders and their Reindeer, Gipsy Encampment, Machinery in motion, the Indian Pavilion, Perform- ances by Natives, Extraordinary Indian Juggling, Grand Procession of Animals, and Native Dances Canadian Tobogganing Slide, Rickshaw riding, and numerous other attractions, Every Evenin Grand Illumination of the Grounds. Thousands of Coloured Lamps —ADMISSION. ONE SHILLING. 80725 Cheap Trips from all parts. CAMBRIAN ARCHAEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION. PRESIDENT ELECT: J. T. D. LLEWELYN, ESQ, M.A., F.L.S. THE FORTY-FIRST ANNUAL MEETING will be held at the ROYAL INSTITUTION, SWANSEA, On MONDAY. AUGUST 23rd, and FOUR FOLLOW. ING DAYS. PROGRAMME OF THE PROCEEDINGS. MONDAY EVENING, August 23rd.—Reception by His Worship the Mayor (W. J. Rees, Esq ) of the Pre- sideilt and Members of the Association—President's Address—Annual R-eport- Conversazione. TUESDA Y. August 24.—Excursion to Margam a.nd Neath Abbey tea and coffee at Neath Abbey, by kind invitation of Howel Gwyn, Esq. evening meeting at 8.30 p.m. „ WEDNESDAY, August /o.—Excursion to North Gower, Weobley Castle, etc evening meeting at 8.30 p. THURSDAY, August 26.—Swansea Castle and Parish Church in the morning Penlleigare in the afternoon, where tea, etc., wili be provided, by kind invitation of the President Elect evening meeting. FRIDAY, August 27.—Park Le Breos, Pennard Bone Caves and Oystermouth Castle evening meeting. Carriages "will start for each Excursion frem the Roval Institution. Congress Tickets (IDs each) conferring the right to be preseu at the meetings and to attend the soirees aud excursions, together with full programme of pro- ceedings, may be had of Mr EVAN LEWIS, Curator, Royal Institution, or of WALTER LEWIS, Local Hon. Sec. 1, Somerset-place, Swausea, Aug. 11th, 1886. 8l435 1DOROUGH OF CARDIFF. NINTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1886. It is this day resolved and ordered by the Council of the Borough of Ca.rdiff, in pursuance and under the Authority of the Cardiff Corporation Act, j88" that "tVe following Streets, being now formed or set out willin the Borough of Cardiff, a.nd not sewered, Veiled, metalled, flagged, kerbed, channelled aud JaC wood to the satisfaction of the Council, namely ORM AN-STRE ET, ALEXANDER- TREET, and ETHEL-STREET shall, within two months from the date of the last publication of this Notice, in pursuance of the pro- visions of the said Act, be respectively FllE D FROM OBSTRUCTION, SEWERED, LEVELLED, ME- TALLED, FLAGGED, KERBED, CHANNELLED, MADE GOOD, and otherwise completed by the re- spective owners of the buildings and land adjoining or abutting on such streets, at their respective charges and expenses and in tut: uiauner following, that is to say The inside dimensions of the sewers to be not less than 3 feet 3 inches by 2 feet, and to be constructed of solid, sound, well-burnt bricks, with 9 inches invert and 4" inches side walls and arch, and to be laid at a rate o-r rates of inclination, and at depths in accord- ance with sections ore pared by the Borough Engineer and Surveyor, or as may be otherwise determined, with all manholes, veil ilating shafts, and side en- trances necessary for the proper access to and ventila- ting of the same; carr.age-ways and footways to be carefully excavated, levelled and formed sites of carriage-ways to be excavated, levelled and prepared for receiving foundations in such a manner as may be necessary in each case to obtain the proper levels and contour of the surface, in relation to footpaths and adjacent buildings, and in accordance with sections as prepared the ground over any line of sewer trench or recent opening cf trenches for Gas or WTater Mains to lJe thoroughly rammed before the foundation IS hid on, the surface to receive the foundation to be formed with a rise from each side to the centre at the rate of 1 inch in 2 feet or otherwise as shown on the sections the foundation to consist of a layer of strong, clean, dry gravel spalls, chip.ings, cr rough broken stone, not less than 6 inches thick, and to be rolled immedi- ately after spreading the metalling to be of Castell Cocli limestone, and broksn sufficiently small to pass in any direction through a gauge 2 inches in diameter to be'laid on to give a depth of not less than 6 inches when rolled, the roiling to be done before the gravel is laid on a covering of limestone screenings or lime- stone gravel 1 inch thick to be laid on the metalling, aud watered amI rolled untll a linn and regular sur. face is obtained the channels to be formed of New- bridge stone 12 inches wide and 4 inches thick,no stone to be less than 18 inches long, well squared, chisel-dressed OIl joints, beds, and face, aud to be tirmly set in fine mortar, on a bed of concrete 6 inches deep; the chan. nels to be set with an inclination of hs of an inch from the kerb to the outer edge, and to be laid at such levels as will give the most efficient fall to the respec- tive grids in back lanes the channels, if so required, to be formed with Leckwith stone 10 inches by 7 inches, formed with a hollow down the centre 4 inches wide and 14 inch deep, and to be laid on a bed of concrete 6 inches deep; the kerb stones to be of the best New- bridge stone, uniformly 4 inches wide and 12 inches deep, to average 2 feet in length and DO "tone 01' closer to be less than 18 inches in length to be squared on all sides, chisel-jointed, and dressed on back joint, top edge and face. and firmly set ill tine mortar on a solid bed at street corners, crossings, and angles, the kerb to describe curves of such radii as shown on the plans prepared by the Borough Engineer and surveyor the surface of the footways to fall from the houses to the outer edge of the kerb stone with an inclination of 1 inch in 2 feet. the channel stones at their highest point to drop 3 inches below the top edge of the kerb stones the footways to be paved with flagging of not less than 2i inches thick of sound Newbridge stone, or stone of equal quality, well squared through, out of winding, laid in fine mortar, on a bed 01 gravel, stone chippings, fine ashes, or sharp sand, 4 inches thick, spread and rammed on a solid bed prepared for the same, the quality ot 18-incli gauge st0ne not to exceed :l:th of the whole, measured lineally the flags to break joint three inches at the least, and the courting joints to break joint with and be laid at right angles to the kerb the flagging to be cut for shoot channels 4 inches by it inch opposite each down shoot, and to be properly trimmed round all coal plates, cellar flaps, area grids, or other fittings 01 shail be laid with best Stafford- shire blue paving bricks laid on a bed of concrete six inches thick, or with such other mate- rials as may be approved by the Borough Engineer the crossings to be laid in widths corres- ponding to the footways with Newbridge or granite sets in regular courses and of a uniform depth, laid in tine mortar, on a bed of concrete 12 inches thick, well rammed, and formed with the proper rise; where the kerb is circular the crossing stones to be dressed to fit the curve the mortar used throughout the works to be of a strong consistency, composed of one part screened blue lias quick lime to two parts flean sharp sand, thoroughly mixed and used while fresh. Jhe whole of the above-mentioned works to be executed in accordance with the above Specification, and with thePlaus and Sections. which may be inspected at the Office of the Borough Engineer and Surveyor, in the Town-hall, St. Mary-street, Cardiil, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., or on Saturdays between 10 and 1 p.m. and to be of the dimensions, widths, and levels shown thereon and the whole of the materials and workmanship to be of the best description, and subject to the examination aud approval of the cuuncil or their proper officers. J. L. WHEATLEY, Town Clerk. I DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE TO ALL PARTIES CONCERNED, that if such works be not commenced in the several Streets mentioned in the above order vithin one month after the last publication of this order, or be not duly proceeded with aiter being com- menced, or be not completed within the tIme and in the manner hereinbefore expressed, or be in the opinion of the Surveyor insufficiently or improperly done, the said Council will cause to be executed, com- pleted, or re-executed, as the case may require, all or any of the said works, and the costs incurred by the Council in any such case shall be deemed private im- Council in any such case shall be deemed private im- provement expenses, and shall be recoverable accor- dingly frolU the persn or pasons in default. J. L. WHEATLEY, Town Clerk. Dated this 9th day of August, THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER MHOMPSON'S BURDOCK PILLS over- comethe worst forms of diseases, and the fouies: Hate oi cheblood, stomach, liver, and kidneys they I) tot be core of every disease, where no otl1er medicines have power to reach. The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER cures the foUowin" campiaintsIndigestion, or wind in the stomach or boweis giddiness in the head, dimness of sight, weak or sore eyes, loss of memory, palpitation of the heart, liver, and Clhous obstructions, ;),¡;11Ina, or tightness JIl the chest rheumatics, lumbago, piles, gravel, pains in the back, scurvy, bad legs bad breast, sore throat, sore heam and 50res oi all descriptions, burns, wounds, or white swellings, scrofula, or kings evil, gatherings, tlUours or cancers, pimples or blotches on the iace and body, swelled feet or legs, scabs and itch, erysipelas jaundice, ana dropsy, and ievers oi all kinds. in boxes at liu" and 2s 9d each, sold by most Chemists, or from the Burdock Pill Manufactory, 44 Oxford-street. S wansea.. 11 SWANSEA 0 F F ICE )k9 OF THE « SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS," No. 2, COLLEGE-STREET. All orders from NEWSAGENTS will.receive promp"- attention, and be executed upon the same terms as from the Shiei Office. The" DAILY NEWS' delivered to Subscribers early •■every morning in any part oi the town. ADVERTISEMENTS received up to Seven o'clock will secure insertion U1 the moraiDg'a issue of the HAJLLY NEWS" iultlí£ jlaiitts. GLAMORGANSHIRE AND MON. MOUTH-HIRE INFIRMARY AND DIS- P.ENSAHY, CARDIFF. INFIRMARY ATURDAY, 1886. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a MEETING of all interested in this movement will he helti, by lund pcrlllis.3ion of his worship the Mayor (Dr .J o"e,,), at tl1e Town-haJ1, Cardiff, THIS (SATljl{DAY) EVEN- IN'G, at 8 o'clock. (Signed) GEO. T. COLEMAN, Sec. BUSINESS To appoint Hon. Treasurer aud Secretaries. To appoint General Committee. To appoint Workin Committee. To fix day for receiving amount5 collected, and to discuss generally the subject of the Infirmary aturday Collections. Dated Aug, 14, 1886, 8HZ1 To THE OVERSEERS of the POOR of the PARISH OF SAINT JOHN THE BAPTIST in the Borough of CARDIFF in the COUNTY of GLAMORGAN and to the SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE of the said Borough to THOMAS HOLDER of Tewkesbury in toe Coanty of Gloucester the Owner of the house and premises No, 44 Crockherbtown Cardiff and to JOHN TANNER of No. 44 Crockherb- town Cardiff aforesairl the Lessee of the said premises. I JOHN BIGGS of Cardiff in the County of Glamorgan Brewer DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I intend t.) apply at the next General Annual Licensing Meeting to be holden for the said Borough OJ) the 7th d',y of epteI11ber next for an Order sanction- ing the lemoval oí a licence held by Richard Cosulich for the sale by retail at a house and premises 0, 44 Crockherbtown aforesaid of Beer to be consumed off the premises to a house and premises known as The Sout1J Wales Brewery situate in the said Parish of Saint John the Baptist of which licence when removed I d.esire to be the holder. Dated this Hth day of August 1886. 8142b JOHN BIGGS. 1^0 THE OVERSEERS of the POOR of L the PARISH of SAINT JOHN the BAPTIST in the BOROUGH of CARDIFF in the COUNTY of GLAMORGAN and to the SUPERINTENDENT of POLICE of the said Bor,1Uh. I ALFRED WHILE of Woedville-road Cat-hays Cardiff aforeaid Commercial Traveller and Refresh- ment House-keeper DU HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that it is my intention to apply at the next General Annual Licensing Meeting to be holden in and for the said Borough for aLicence to sell Wine to be consumed on 01' off the premises at a Refreshment House situate and bein No: 26 in the High-street Arcade in tbe sai,1 parish. Dated the 7th day of August 1886. 81426 ALFRED WHILE. To THE OVERSEERS OF THE POOR of the PARISH of CANTON in the BOROUGH of CARDIFF in the COUNTY of GLAl\10ItGAN and to tbe SUPERINTENDENT of POLICE of the said Borough. I, EDWARD JAMES SMITH of Number 25 Tbe Hayes in the sid Borough Licensed Victualler DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that it i my intention to apply at the nexó General Annual Licensing Meet- ing to he holden in and for th said Borough for a Licence to hold all the Excise Licences that may he held by a Publican for the sale by ret3il at a house situate and being on the corner of Eldon-street and Gloucester-street Riverside in the said Parish and known as Ihe Craddock Hotel of wh ich premises John E. Guun of 74 St. Mary-street Cardiff is the Owner of Intoxicating Liquor to be consumed either on or off the premises. Dated this 14ëh day of A ug-ust 1886. 81427 EDWARD JAMES SMITH. To THE OVERSEERS OF THE POOR of the PARISH of CADOXTON-JUXTA-BARRY, in the COUNTY of GLAMORGAN, and to the SUPERINTENDENT of POLICE of the said Division, and to all whom it may concern. I, JOHN JEWEL WILLIAMS, of the Royal Hotel, Rhymney, in the County of Monmouth, Licensed Victualler, DO HEREBY H IV E NOTICE that it is mv intention to apply at the Adjourned Licensing Meeting of th, Dynis Powis Licensing District of the County of Glamorgan, to be holdeu at Penarth, in the sid Comity of Glamorgan, on the 13th day of September next ensuing, for a provisional grant of a Licence to Sell by Retail all Intoxicating Liquors at the house and premises now ill the course of erect;on situate in the said parish of Cadoxton-juxta-B<uy aforesaid and bounded on the north-west by Barry-road, on tbe north-east by Manor-street, and 011 the south by lands of Mrs Williams, to be drunk in the said house and 011 the said premises. Given W1der my hand this 6tb ùay of August. 1886, 81402 JOHN J. WILLIAMS. MONMOUTHSHIRE PARLIAMEN- 1.: '.L TARY ELECTION, 1886. SOUTHERN DIVIS!O. SUMMARY of RETURNS of the ELECTION EXPENSES of wch of the undermentioned Candidates at the above Election. THE HOX. F. C. MORGAN. £ s. d, Candidate's personal expenses 28 1 0 Returning Officer's charges 291 16 6 Election expenses 1044 19 5 OLIVER BRYANT, E.SQ.. Candidate's personal expenses 50 11 8 Ketui-ning Officer's cha.res" 291 16 6 Election expenses 448 10 5 Any Voter may inspect the returns and the accom- panying declarations and documents on payment of a fee of one shilling at the Under Sheriff's Office, Town Hall, Pontypool, at any time durin office hours within two years next after tbe date o(.t>he receipt of the 8ame. Dated this 19th lhy of Al1g"ust, 1886. JOSEPH FT it BANK Hih heriff, Returning Officer. 3KtgaI .f1nfí£;s. IN THE MATTER OF THE COM- PANIES ACTS, 1862 and 1867; and IN THE MATTER OF THE LLANGENNECH COAL COMPANY, LDWED. rh, CREDITORS of the above-named Company are required on or before the 25êh day of ::3eptember, 1836, to send their names and addresses, and the particular5 of their debts or claim", and the names an,1 addresses of their solicitors (if any) to Frederic George Painter, of )loorgate,street Buildings, in the City of London, Chartered Aœountant, tbe Official Liquidator of the 5,Üd Company, and if so required by notice in writing from the aid Official Liquidator, a by tbeir solicitors to come in and prove their said debts or chums at the chambcr of Mr Justice Chitty, at the Royal Courts of Justice, Strand, London, at such time as shall be speci- fied in such notice, or in default thereof they wi 11 be exciudcrl from the benetlt of any Jbtribution ma.de before such debts are proved. Tuesday, the 26th day of October, 1886, at twelve o'clock at noon, at the said chambers, is appointed fur hearing any abjudicating upou the dehts aud claims. Dated this lltl1 day of August, 1836. JOHN W. HAWKINS, 81316 Chief Clerk. J 0 H NAN S E, Dee e a sed. Pursuant to the Act of Parliament 22nd and 23rd Victoria, cap. 35, intituled An Act to Further Amend the Law of Property, and to Relieve Trustees. NOTICE I HEREBY GIVEXthat all CREDITORS and other persons having any CLAIMS or DEMANDS upon or against bhe estate of JOHN ANSTEE, late of !\o. 4, Edward-terrace, Cardiff, in tUF comity of Gla- morgan, machinist, dec"¡1.:Sed (who died on the 4th May, 1886, and whose will was duly proved in the District Registry ar Llandaff, attached to the Probate Division ot her Majesty's lljh Court of Justice, on the 1st day of July, 1886, by Harriet Anstee, of 0- 4, Edward-terrace aforesaid, widow of the deceased, and John Nickless, of No. 139, Bute-street, Cardiff afotre- said, agent (the executors therein named), are hereby required to send in pa.rticular5 in writing of their claims or demands to me, the undersigned, solicitor to the said cxecutors, 011 or 1>efore the 13th day of sep- tember, 1886, after which date the said executors will proceed to distribute the asets of the said deceased among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claiw, and demands of wiiich they shall thell have had notice, and the said executors will not be liable or accountable fur the assets or any part thereolf éiO distributed t) any person of whose debt or claina they shall not then have hd notice. Dated this day of August, 1836. JAMES MORGAN, Of 37, Saint Mary-street, Cardiff, 81333 Solicitor to the Executors. nhlít ;¡\ppoint11t£nts. A BERG A VENNY UNION. APPOINTMENT OF PORTER AND TRAMP 8UPERINTENDT. The Guardians of the Abergavenny Union will, at their next Meeting, on the 26th inst., proceed to the Appointment of a Porter at the Workhouse. The duties will be those IJrescribed by the Orders of the, Local Government Board, and the person appointed will be al'50 required to Superintend the Vagrants, and to render such assistance to the Master as mar be necessary, under the Master's directions. Salary, £ 15 a year, "ith officer's rations and washing. Applicants must be able-bodied, single men, or widowers without family dependent upon them. Applications, stating age and present or previous occupation, accompanied by testimonials, to be sent to me, at my office, 011 or heiore the 25th instant. Dated this 13th day of August, 1886. W. H. P. CANLON Clerk to the Guardian1!. Poor Law Offices, Abergavenny. 81416 J\digÍ0115 trlJírt.s. G-REAT FREDERICK-ST. CHAPEL. Rev RICHARD HUGHES, B.A., Holvhead, will preach TO-MORROW (Sunday), the z2nd August, and the following 8unday, Lhe 29th August, in the morning at 11, and in the evening at 6.30 o'clock. 810 LT NIT ARIA N S E RVTO~E S HALL WTEST END ROYAL ARCADE 494CQ TO-1\1ORROW (SUND.o\ Y), August 22nd. Services-Iorl1lng at 11; Evening, 6.30. rjpHE METROPOLITAN RAILWAY. CARRIAGE AND WAGON COl\IPAN"Y, LIMITED SALTLEY WORKS, BIRMINGHAM, (Successors to Messrs Joseph Wright and on) MANUFACTURERS OF RAILWAY CARRIAGES TJLUIW Y CARS, WAGONS, AND RAILWAY IRONWORK 01<' EVERY DESCRIPTION Railway Carriages and Wagons built for Cash, or upon Deferred Payments extending over a period of years. A large number of Coal, Ironstone, Ballast, arid otber "agons to Let on Hire. Repairing Shops at all Important Stations. MANUFACTORY AND CHIEF OFFICES SALTLEY WORKS, BIRMINGHAM, BRANCH WAGON" WORKS: EAST MOORS, CA.RDI1F, AND GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY, PETERBOROUGH. LONDON OFFSCES 65444 85. GRACECHURCH-STREKT, LONDON. E.C. gILL-POSTING AT NEWPORT, MON. J. DE REES, 180 COl\BIERCIAL-nOAD, NEWPORT, BILL-POSTER and DELIVERER for TOWN and COUNTRY Rents all the principal Hoardings in 'Newport, ø.;ç. Work execulied wÏ\tndespatcb 31 publk ^mnsgmiixts, CARDIFF. rjlHEATRE ROYAL, CARDIFF. LESSEE <FE MANAGER MR EDWARD ^LETCHER. ACTING MANAGER Mr JOHN SHERIDAN. fig- HARBOUR LIGHTS. I TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY). AUGUST 21st, I Messrs A. and, GATTI'S Adelplii COMPANY ID the I New and Original Drama, in Five Acts, H ARBOUR RIGHTS, By George R. Sims and Henry Pettitt. Now playing to crowded and enthusiastic audiences at the Adelphi TR.eatre, London. New and elaborate scenery by Mess.rs Smith {-: Warde. Greatest Dramatic Combination Travelling. MONDAY* NEXT, AUGUST 23rd. Grand Production of EAST LYNNE, Doors open at 7. Commence 7.30. Half-price 9. Box Plan at Messrs Thompson and Shackdl's. 53237 LZVINOIG RAND C I R CUi. VJT CARDIFF.—TO-NIGHT and all LEVINO 'the week. Professor LEVINO in Mes- LEVINO merism also a NEW AND SUPERB LEVINO J COMPANY. Doors open at 7. Com- LEVINO mence at 8. Popular prices, 3d, bd. I", LEVINO and 2s. 639 W" 0 0 D-S T R E E T CHAPEL, Y Y CARDIFF. TO-NIGHT. GRAND MUSICAL EVENING BY THE CARDIFF BLUE RIBBON PRIZE CHOIR, Given by Special Request. Doors open at 6.30, to commence at 7.30 sharp. ADMISSION TO ANY PART OF THE BUILDING SIXPENCE. BE IN TIME. S1424 TENBY. TEN B "Y R E G A T T A, WEDNESDAY", AUGUST 25TH, 1886. HANDICAP YACHT RACE.—Open to all Comers. First prize, £15: Second ditto, B5; Third, clears entrance fee. Entries close to the Secretaj y. at the Coliourg Hotel, Tenbv, Oil Tuesday, August 24th, before Nine p.m. Pest entries, double fees, before Nine a.m. on August 25th, at Cobourg Hotel, Tenby. Entrance, Sl Is. RACES for Lug-sail Dredge Boats and Open Sailing Boats. OrE:" GIG RACES. PI NT RACES. SEINE BOAT RACE. OPE:" SWIMMING RACE FOR AMATEURS. — Prize. Challenge Cup. Duck Hunt, Swimming Steeplechase, Walking Greasy Bowsprit for Leg- of Mutton, < £ c. In the Evening magnificent display of FIREWORKS from the PIEil, by Messrs C. T. Btock and Co. D. LEWI, Secretary. Tenby, August 18th, 1886.. (Escnrssoita. (ARDIFF AND WESTON SERVICE. The Saloon Steamer. "LADY MARGARET" (Wind, weather, and circiimsta'xos permitting). LEAVE CARDIFF. Saturday, Aug. 21 9.15 a.m. and 1.0 p.m. Monday,Aug. 25.8,0, 9,30, 10.30 a.m. 230 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 24 .9.30 a.m. and Wednesday, August 25 IO.Id LEAVE WESTON. Saturday, Aug. 21 10.15 and 6.30 p.m. Monday, Aug. 23 ..9.U and 7.30 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 24 10.30 a-M. and Wednesday. August 2.1) 1.0 p.m. Fares to and iro each day—F'ore Deck, Is OH; saloon, 2s. 710—79378 1>RISTOL CHANNEL STEAM PACKET > COMPANY.—SAILINGS of the VELINDRA, RIO VORMOSII, A (I<JLT,1ER Steamers, between SWANSEA and ILFRACOMBE for August, 188b. FROM SWANSEA. FROM ILFRACOMBE. 21 Saturday 6,45, m 21 Saturday 6.30 23 Monday 8.0 m'l 23 Monday 6.30 a 25 Wednesday 10.30 111 25 Wednesday 1.30 a 26 I hursdav 230 a j 26 Thursday 9.0 a 27 Friday" 1.0 4.0 a 28 Saturday 6,46 111 23 Saturday 5 0 a Fares-Best Cabin, bs Fore do., 4s. Return—Best, 8s Fore. 6s available for one month. CHEAP EXCURSION TICKETS for 3, 5, 8, or 10 days are issued from SWANSEA every SATURDAY to BARNSTAPLE, ET.vETER, PLYMOUTH, and all intermediate stations. 79931 CHEAP EXCURSION TICKETS are issued for all steamers to ILFRACO.VIBE, returning the same day. ^REAT WESTERN RAILWAY. PONY RACES AT PONTYPOOL-ROAD. On AUGUST 26th, CHliAP RETURN TICKETS ::1. a single fare anfl a quarter., and available for return on day of issueonly, will be issued to PON'TYPOOL-ROAI) from CARDIFF at 1.10 p 111 .Newportl.35,Hereford,12.35, Abergavenny 1.53, Ross Monmouth (Troy) 12.45, Aberdare 12.48, Mountain Ash 12.57, Merthyr 12.45, Quaker's Yard Dowlais 12.35, Llancaiach 1.12, Rhymney Junction 1.20, and Tredegar Junction at 126 p.m. For return times see special bills. 8141 7 J. GRIERSON. General Mantger. QREAT WESTERN RAILWAY, On SATURDAY, AUGUST 28th, a CHEAP HALF- HOJIDA Y EXCURSION for PORTUCAWL will leave NEWPORT at 2.10 p.m., Cardiff 2.30, Llantrissant 2.45, and Bridgend at 3.0 p.m., returning same day AT 8.30 p.m. For fares see special bills. 81418 J. General Manager. LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN B.J RAILWAYS On FRIDAY, AUGUST 27th, and FRIDAY, SEPT. 17th, a CHEAP EXCURSION will be run to DUBLIN from Swansea, Llanelly, Carmarthen, Pon- tardulais, Llaudilo, Llandovery, Brecon, Builth Road, Knighton, Merthyr, Dowlais, Cardill", llhvniney, Tre- degar, Ebbw Vale, Blaenavon, Brynmawr, • Newport, PomYPoIII Road, Abergavenny. Passengers booking on August 27th return any week-dav up to and includ- ing Friday, Sept. 10, and those booking on Sept. 17th return any week-day up to and including Friday, October 1-t. For further particulars see bilis. 31411 Euston, Aug., 1886. G. FINDLAY, Manager. ADAM-STREET (NEAR CHARING CROSS), STRAND, LONDON. London Sunday Times says This is one of the best a.nd cheapest Private Hotels in the neighbourhood of the Strand." This Hotel is much frequented bv South Wales people. pROPRIETOR W. H. PBUST (LATE OF SWANSEA) 80554 TTLIFF HOTELCHEDDAR, Kj SOMERSET, Within easy distance of Cardiff by Boat and Road, or Boat and Rail, via Weston-super-Mare or Burnham. Every accommodation for large or small picnii: parties in the extensive grounds of the Hotel, which is imme. diately opposite Cox's Celebrated Stalactite Ca.vern. References permitted to Cardiff firms, a.nd to Mr James Johnson, Bandmaster, Comet-street, Splot.Unds, Cardiff. 81018 ALFRED E. BRAGG. Proprietor. INNERS, 21 and 22, Broadmead. Plain Tea, 3d or Breakfast, Meat and Bread, 4d. Good Beds, Is aaui Is 6d. 80516 RYTHON HOUSE, LOND O N -D (PRIVATE HOTEL). 5, HOUGHTON-PLACE, AMPTHILL SQUARE, Behind Euston Station. Terms moderate. Home comforts. J. WILLIAMS, Proprietor. 467 M* ARINE HOTEL, BARMOUTH, NORTH WALES. Pleasantly situated on the Esplanade, facing the sea. This Hotel bas been reatly enlarged—20 l:e\V bed. rooms and several large sitting-rooms added, a nd other Improvements made, and is now under entir ely new management. Wines and Cuisine superior in Quality. Charges moderate. Bathing Machines, Billia rds. Porter from tbe Hotel meets all trains, TARIFF ON APPLICATION. BENJAMIN J. ALLSOP, Proprietor. 10545 0 W M B R AN G A R D E j* S HAVING BEEN RECENTLY IMPROVEII AND EMBELLISHED. ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON. Workmen's Outings, Clubs, Schools, etc., arranged on special terms on application. Turkish Baths to be had on one day's notice. Wreaths and Crosses. 80556 C. CLARK, Proprietress. A SUIT TO SUIT U. THE ENORMOUS DEMAND FOR W' pRICE & SUITS READY MADE AND LSUITS MADE TO MEASURE IS PROOF POSITIVE That in Value, Style, Finish, and Assortment they cannot be surpassed. Prices of Suits Ready-Made 17s 6d, 25s, 30s. 35s, 45s, 55s. Prices of Suits Made to Measure: 45s, 50s, 57s 6d, 65s, 75s, 85s. Prices of Trousers Made to Measure: 10s, 12s 6d, Ifis, 17s 6d, 20s, 238 6d. Good Fit Guaranteed. JUVENILE CLOTHING VERY CHEAP, llats, Caps, Shirts, Gloves, Hosiery, etc.. Address :— THE CARDIFF HOUSE, 50 & tll. ST. MARY-STREE I, and 46 & 47, CAROLINE- STREET. CARDIFF. 23—llle 1\/fESSRS W. H. SMITH and SON 1>1 deliver the SOUTH WALES DAILY NWS fl.. an eariy hour each Morning in all parts of the iollow ing towns:— CARDIFF SWANSEA NEWPORT ROATH MERTHYR PORTSKEWETT CANTON ABERDARE PONTYPOOL ROAD BUTE DOCKS HEREFORD PEMBROKE DOCK BRIDGEND NEW MILFORD HAVERFORDWKS1 NEATH BiilSTOL GLOUCESTER LLAN ELL F ABERYSTWYTH LAMPETER CARMARTHEN ABERGAVENNY The CARDIFF T 1 J1 JtJS also delivered every Fr day to allv address in the above mentioned Towns. ORDERS o be sent to the MANAGERS ot the various booksUiL t Uusm^L'iS ^.ilDrrssrs.. EMN ANTS J>EMNANTS 1 r CLEARING OUT OF MESSRS PENROSE, B.vlLl^ A CO.'8 STOCK. rpHis J) A Y- jJOWELL AND QOMPAN* AJL ARE SELLING THE WHOLE OF TH K GF.KAt ^CCUMCLATION OF REMNANTS MADE DURING THFTR SALE OF THIS STOCK. •^JOWEIL AND £ JOMPAN\, ryiHE QARDIFF J^RAPERS, CARDIFF. 5T~]C~Kerr AD CO. OIL REFTNERS AND GREASE MANUFACTURERS. AL.ION DRY DOCK, S w A N S E A Established 1366 "C 4" OLIVE ENGINE OIL. Adapted fur Machinery allll Engines of every ClasC K 8" CYLINDER OIL, Treble-filtered and Free from Grit, alld of grsat Wear- ing Power; Finest Quality, and high Fire Test. No Corro.¡,)I1 (IV Acln III the Cylin ter. No Pitch or Guru in the Piston or Wives. Nc Soap formed in the. Boil r, causing Burnt P.ates. E" I. b Oil.. Similar to the above, but specially prepared for sight Feeds "M 9" BLACK AND BROWN OIL. Specially adapted for Sli-aringA and Bear ings, Heavy Machinery, aud General Purposes. "A 1" AM LEU VASELINE TALLOW, A new J.uuricilat, free f¡-OIlI A1kali Acid, Water, and Minerals, having uracil greater body th,-¡1\ Tallow at hidl te.¡Wr:ltUre" and useful joT very heavy EI1!iIH", REFINED ENGINE 'TALLOW. FINESI HOME-MELTED TALLOW. SPECIALITIES: IIOT NECK (-j H.EAS7 (Made as f.dlow-) :— VERY' HARD MEDIUM HARD i MEDIUM SO FI /■ Guaranteed LIQUID, No. 1 i Qualities. LIQUID, No. 2 Til AM AND COLLIERY OILS ANn GREASES OF ALL DESCR PTIONS. WET AND COLD NECK UK EASE. WATER WHEEL GREASE, WAGON GREASE..fi LOCOMOTIVE GREASE. WHEEL GRI0A.SE. i PINION GREASE. { SAMPLES AND PRICEs ON APPLICATION. BEST PRICE GIVEN FOR SHIP ANP OTHEK ROUGH FATS. 8104. fJHlREE YEaK!S' S Y S T K M rjlHREE Y|Al'S' jgYSTEM JpiANOFORTES BY BROADWOOP jpiANOFORTES BY COLLARD. pIANOFORTES BY BHTNSMfIA, jpiANOFORTES BY NEUMEYERj jpiANOFORTES BY KIRKMAN. jpiANOFORTES BY ERARD, AND ALT. THE LEADING MAKERS, FROM 10s. MONTHLY Until Paid for after which, aud Without any Further Charge whatever, the instrument becomes llJe Property of lhe Hirer. rjlHOMPSON AND gHACKFLL, LIMITED, QUEEN'S BUILDINGS, CAUDIFF rjUlOMPSON AND gHACKELL LIMITED, 97 It,, 98, OXFORD-STKEKT, SWANSEA rjlHOMPSON AND gHACKELL, LIMITED, 118. HIGH-STREET, MERTHYR; FjTHOMPSON AND S H ACKELL. LIMITED, 35, COMMERCIAL-STR1010T, NEWPORT; ALSO AT GLOUCESTER AND TENBY, THE rpiiREio SYSTEM Was first introduced into South Wales by THOMPSON ÂD SHACKELL upwards of twenty years ago, siuce wlJich time many thousands of homes have been ren- dered happy by the possession of a Musical Instrument on sucb ey terms. The Monthly Payments are so low that there need L no llousc without a PIANO, AMERICAN ORGAN, OR HARMONIUM rjpHOMPSON AND gHACKELL LIMITED, Are always pleased to send Full Particulars, with Descriptive Pa.mph1et, Photographs of the Newest Styles, Ac., free oy pot. on the appliclI.tio:1 oi i4llY intending purchaser. DISCOUNT FOR CASH. The most liberal Discount is allowed to Cash Buyeti and a large number of SECOND-HAND PIANOS M always in Stock to select from at anollt HALF PRICE. fJlHOMPSON AND gHACKELL LIMITED' CARDIFF, SWANSEA, NEWPORT, MERTHYR, GLOUCESTER, AND 59578 169. I A FACT WORTH KOWJGj BEECHAM'S PILLS Are admitted by thousands to be worth above a G UIN EA l BOX for bilious and nervous disorders, such as wind Min in the stomach, sick headache, giddiness fullness a ad swelling after meals, dizziness aud drowsiness, cold cl \ills, flushings of heat, loss of appetite, shortness ot br ,ath, costiveness, scurvy, and blotches 011 the *kin dis turbed sleep, frightful dreams, and an nervous aud trei tabling sensations, Ac., Ac. K Very sufferer is earnestly invited to try one Box of Pills, and they will be acknowledged to be WORTH A GUINEA A BOX. Far' Females oi all ages thee Pills are invaluable. No fenia.M slJould lJc 1Vltllollt them. There i!lllo medicine to lJe ound to equai Beecham's Pill tor removing any obstru iitiona or irregularity ot the system. If taken ac- cording LO the directions given with each box, they wi II scoli restore temaics of ai ages to Bound aud fohust ."It ,alt.h :For a « eak stomach, ilJ)\):1iree¡ digestion, and all dis- orders (If the Liver, theyacr like MAGIC, and a few doses will .\le found (,0 Ylork wonder* npol1 tlJ most important organs in be human machine. 'fbe1 strengthen >ihe whoie niuscrriar sYHem. renoye t.helong- lot COIJIlJliex ion, onng back the keen edge ot appetite, and arouse in'to action, with the HOSJ<Bl1}) of health, the wiioie phy energy of the human frame. The. are FACTS aci mitted by thousands embracing all clknnta of society, aoo one oitbe best guarantees to the er vous and Debib tated is Beecham's Pills. They have the largest sale of a. ly patent medicine in the world Prepared oniy by the Proprietor, T. Chemist, St. Hel, w's, Lancashire, in Boxes at is lAdaod 2s 9d each. Sold by all Patent Medicine Doai ^rs'i: n. United Kingdom. 6Soe N.B. -Full direc ttons are given with t, ch be < 774

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