Advertising|1887-04-16|South Wales Daily News

*ate!i bti faction. AUCTION APPOINTMENTS. THE DUKE-ST. AUCTION & STORAGE RUOMS tx^,= v, lf'i?" MADDOX <fc CO., Auctioneers Household Furniture, at Canton April 13 Household Furnitute. at R ooms Amil 21 I w™ u ^Mr WILLIAM BRADLEY. household Furniture, &c- at Cardiff April IS rJr W. COURTENAY CLARKE. leasehold Houses, at Cardiff Anril 26 A Ir GEO. B. DYER. Shop Fittings, Trade Fixtures, &at Cardiff..April 19 Messrs GOT!WALT/, and BOWRING Horses, at Cardiff April 21 ^tallion, at Horse Exchange April 21 J*ire ai.d Thief-Proof Safes, at Cardiff April 2' Office furniture, at Cardiff .April 22 (Jontents of Greenhouses, &c., at Cardiff April 27 Household Furniture, <fcc., at Cardiff April 28 ?q line Art Collection, at Cardiff Mav 5 \{r h Messrs GRAHAM, SON, and HITCHCOX ■Machinery, at Chris:church Anrii 99 Messrs W. and S. HERN. 6< Freehold Property, at Cardiif Warehouses, at Cardiff 1^ Dwelling-houses, &c., at Cardiff 7pr?.1 Leasehold Property, at Cardiff. AM IS Mr RICHARD E. HUGHES Colliery Plant, &c,, at Gowerton nr Oil, Grease, &c., at Swansea ,PrV £ w Mr JOHN M. LEADER Apnl 26 Wreckage, at Swan ea Freehold Property, at Sw'ansea 19 Household Furniture1,' a^Malpas^' ,r A-30Hor £ So^ 7 Ship, at Cardiff.. °HN Fat Sheep7indS^t^t^^ ALEXANDER'^ 19 Freehold Houses &r ?.tft:Penmark Fair.. April 18 ffiS Leasebold Property -a" Tr de,-ar Aprii IS FREEHS R< WALTON & LEE. reehold Ground Rents, at Torquay.. April 18, 19, & 20 Freebnln „ j Wv T WEBBER. old and Leasehold Property, at Cardiff ..April 28 Chin, -iv Mr JOHN \OUNG. a, Ware, Glass, < £ c,. at Pontypool April 18 -= ALt XANDE as REPOSITORY, CARDIFF. R ALFRED PHILLIPS (successor to SixfsM5021 & ALEXANDER) will bold tht: next SALE of ABOUT 80 HORSES | AT THE REPOSITORY, CARDIFF, t ON SATURDAY, MAY 7TH. enteu!he"n 1°"<> J! "T'V* Horses to sell are requested to Preliminary Catalogue"6 th6ir aPPearance in the 9* ETOJTPLACE, CANTON! ESSRS J. G. MADDOX and CO. are Cardiff^ *^IK Craggs (who is leaving resident J f,byPUBLIC AUCTION at the above ,> 0>il,AY' April 18th, 1887, without ■ whole of her excellent (Aw;„ 1'URNITUltE AND EFFECTS Puich ISP'I\ -ems: NEARLY new> having been but recently cut, j" Ir01'^ and back sitting rooms, 3 bedrooms, entrdluce hall, and kitchens i w?articulars see Posters. Vlyw morning of Sale. Auction ,ommenCL\al 2 o'clock precisely. 1088 — ^MUtooms and Offices, 25, Duke-street, Cardiff. THE DUKE-STREEFAUCTIO-N ROOMS, CARDIFF. M1:c W EEKLY SALK, NO. 516. tSSRs J. G. MADDOX and Co. will Rooms Pl BLlC AU(,TION at the above imporLt JHURiDAY, April 21st, 1887, seve.al 1 jrunt consicnments of NEW AND SECOND-HAND ^hich i,aV k ANt> HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, absjoiutp i' 611 ,01'arded from various localities for dra-vvinn- ■)0":a'. consisting of the usual dining and sundri«?. ;0oIU aPP°intn»ents, bedroom raquisites and Silo n great variety. All enf °'clo?k precisely. tbe 20th'i".w '°f tu's sale niustbe made by Wednesday, Ofii» ces 25, Duke-atreet, Cardiff. 3459 SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTY IN ST. MARY- MvWnc, STREET, CARDIFF. ™RS W and S. HEKN will SELL MOND 4 Y ti, at the Royal Hotel, Cardiff, al'that 8th day of April, 1887, at Three p.m., situate c, ?BKEHOLD PROPERTY, back to uv,1"^ Mary-btreet, Cardiff, and extending c°nsisth(.. of^cSa-te-street, with the buildings thereon, Cardiff1^ °; Saint Mary-street, leased to the of 21 vj "u aila Poultry Company, Limited, for a term anum £ 18 UOm che lsc day o £ June> 1879. at £ 125 per gojJ^e BILLTATifT> oua ujjpel {JUibiuu w TI? Pi^n'^ses, at present vacant. intXv reluisea known as the ALBERT CLUB, front aim li=aCe"st,reet, let to yearly tenants at £ 78 per to -Jj ^tr information application should be made Soli.-it Ssrst f^'on, Spencer, Corbett, and Evans, SoliriV^V,?' Working- street, Cardiff Mr John Jones, tionpo^1' mP'e Chamh ers, Cardiff or to the Auc at llioir Oflice s, Saint Mary-street, Cardiff. ,¡ 3792 BY.,(^lDF.n OF THE MORTGAGEES. M « Ef!lGAI £ .SIBEI!T, CARDIFF. LSbRS W. and S. HERN have been TIOM poured with instructions to SELL by AUC- sold*i,w .»• °ya^ Hotel. Cardiff, unless previously 1887 It! !Va e on MONDAY, the 18th April, arrau"ed ° c ^P-ni-:a11 those extensive and weli- havinrv a t 1 WAREHOUSES, thMeabo«t«°n' %e Westgate-street of 70 feet or street a? 1!n!J0!'tant frontage to Womanby- cellar' Warehouse comprising four floors and Dunlon %T°W 1Dr, occuPation of Messrs Fulton and "ind Hii'i s Reynolds, and Co., Messrs Ross The m'eini6Wers' J,a«nton, and others. thy 24-li 1 ar5„llel,i under lease for 99 years from »*—'sround MorKaue'Fi^culllr,s can obtained of Messrs or at tliH 1 ^-and Stanton, Solicitors, Chepstow, Cardiff loneers' Offices, 72, St. Slary-street 3791 MP^D1^T £ "STREFT' CARDIFF. 1 & S- HERN will SELL MOKD4Y TI, A' T'LE Royal Hotel, Cardiff, on I.OT L _'AV ET ZLA^'XL> 1887' AT3 p.M., I\G-}ioi<i' » MESSUAGE or DWELL- No. kn, AK,]> and WORKSHOP, known as ENTRANCE to 1 WITH a frontage and from the 29th + *ai}e. Held for a term of 08 years, Lor 2—\LI at a small grouud rent. EUR^RCF ,.QTHAT« VNUIV1UKD MOIETY of No. 31, of 22 FUPT ULB'"ATLNG a frontage to Bute-street thereabout* ^er,e^bouts' and a dePth 100 feet, or kitchens ETC' ALNS. ^AR, suiokeroom, 14 bedrooms an-) COTTAI.F A'T N,11; entrance, with large room annuui. UAT T'JE whole leased at £ 60 per SEPTEMBER M OF 88 years, from the 29th MIENIBER. LBBA, at a ground rent. street. HELD^R ?L1D 8, Bute- at a YEARIV.,™? ^ljeais, KOM the 1st February. 1876, £ 150 per anmnu ° Underlet to Messrs Boyle at 2 O £ J^)H'RI'JIII !:LCU^AR< MAY BE obtained as to Lots 1 and CARDIFF U„ J0UES> Esq., Solicitor. St. John's-square, OFFIC* 79 S TO AIL THE Lots at the Auctioneers' A • S.ST. Mary-STREET, Cardiff. 3876_ XANDRA-ROAD, CANTOIS, AND BROADWAY, ROATH. ^JESSRS w. &°sra-HERN have been 'HOX ^'IUL instructions to SELL by AUC- l9tii nay oV A, ,5'3;OTUI' Cardiff, on TUESDAY, the LTIE IOLLOWAI" V'L' AT SEVEU o'clock in the evening sul.iret to m,^EA;S1::A10I'D PROPERTY, I-OT l l??,lt!»S0 l £ desired:— HOU.se known rax- ^t:SsUAGE or DWELLING- tainnig two siu ii', iSAlfcxani"'a"road, Canton, con- |.culleiy, at .r 1111 bedrooms, kitchen, and lease xor 9.^ ye- fr ekly rental of 9s, and held under ■pfl^iV'f £ 3 3^- tr°Q February 2nd, 1885, at a ground ''Lor 3.—NO a' A similar lot. Lot N0. iLV Alcif," '|i°aU. A similar lot. and held for a like tern/' "roat^ at week, and°TpRKMYSEs au„o'v,f^°LD SHOP Lewis, solicitor rL,f obtained of David tbe Auctioneers' Uffices'7? Sr M 061"' Carciif:E'» or, at "-nice*, u, hC. Mary.street, Cardjff.^ Ï"iÏP\NT 8ALEOFFilliEHOLDANDï,EASE. ON M REVi-v ,r^^Rtl £ HOLD PROPKRTY LlandaG^d5 CarJfff ^LLV-CRtsCENX. near taming a rarlu^ Vi. h built nearly new, con- pantry, coalh,,o v> s?cl,u'lery [llot and cold & bedrooms, < £ „ !oUa< bathroom (hot and cold) enclosed with iron railtnS aml smali lawns separately. A „0 *i gs 111 fl'ont, and will be sold houce free of opportunity for obtaining a having a pleasant view of wreI>yuet wil1' "i Cardiff, >.EASEHuLn and Llandatf. FOUR HOLSKs, 2 M TON, containing 6 rooins .STREET, CAN- frunts, buVistantially built garden, &c., stone lease for 99 > ears from 25t'li Maivi!lt.!r new, held on rent o: £ 12 iOs per annum, to at a ground separaieiy. pP0,'tioned if sold a!,d 8 have back entrances, a„ri beins a Shop, now occupied w A Matter butcher. Gilson, AlsoNIXeHOUSES,hein;?2to18,Rolls.stree(. c„ j o J'rJVa:« houses, held 011 lease for 99 v^1^011' | 2DL1I March, 1 82, at a ground rent of -C2 T? ?I>OUL houit'. °d p0» Ai^ that capital SHOP and BUSINESS PREMlsv« 'iry cellar, sitting-room, kitchen, sculievx. /i ediooms, bath-room (hot and cold), Ac., garden a'nri Datk entrance, being 67, Tudor-road, Riv«rsi3u" 1J^ra l'd uu lease for 99 years from 25th March' l"e low ground rent of £ 5 per aimuni. •| J U:s shop is fitted wiih marble sJab to window, I suitable for a tisliniongui, butcher, or generai 3 <eaier. centrally s.tuated in a populous district, | ana near the new road to Peuartli and Gransre- 5- M H WEBBER Will OFFER these the 28th feTl'sOT AUCTION on THURSADY the wiinia ii' "e Clin conhdentiy recommena "*in so"d 1032 12o2; U- -1' 1KENCHARD, — Solicitor, Taunton. TV mx> ^"ct1i"" Mavt. Nort);-voad, Cardiff. MVS11 BRADLEY will SELL » ji Al CiiON, on MONDAY. Auril IRMi KURN1TURE,' Offices, Saleat2' Anctioiieei's \VH2 ?S ,Y0UR BUjTPOSTER at Distribu4 J«CHAEL ^FaINE, Billposter Aberdar^ V;" s fhP^,8-n?-As.e-nt' 25' Cardi^-street, Aberdare' mi J i)ltuc»pa. posting-stations in \earlv c'• i iUIstrict Contracts mad* quarterly or 4 w6jssaiai&raBIs- 5 .ibo ¡;¡:;en fo.' Cluon íl.lId CQ, l!I.il Steal4er,6QóS-1029 s'i 3ales bn ^urixon. ON THURSDAY, 21st APRIL, 1887. ANNUAL RACE SALE. M(1 he day following the Caro iff' Races.) ESSRS GOTT WALTZ & BO WRING will hold a special sale of 100 HORSES. 0_ Present Entries include « HUNTERS ANL> HAR.NESS HORSES, the PROPERTY Ol. THE AUCTIONEERS, which hare been ridden and driven by the owners, and let out on hire to Masters of Hounds, Ladies, and Gentlemen (who may be referred to), and which have given perfect satisfaction. They are a. good lot of young horses several match pairs may be found anions them they are all quiet to ride and drive. ON VIEW SIX DAYS PRIOR TO SALR, WHEN TRIAL AND EXAMINATION IS SOLICITED. 15 HIGH-STEPPING HARNESS HORSES. DIHECT from WATERFORD, the PROPERTY of MR THOMAS MORGAN. Horses, the Property of Richard Allen, Esq. 4 Horses, the Property of Capt. Thomas. 2 Horses, the Property of W. Tilley, Esq. 7 Horses, the Property of W. Thcmas, Esq., Carmar- then. 3 Horses, the Property of J. Morgan, Esq. 6 Rare Welsh Cobs, the property of Mr Johns. Horses, the Property of Ignatius Williams, Esq. A pair of tligii Class Carriage Horses. 2 Horses, the Property of W. Vaughan, Esq., and manv others. Catalouges may be bad )f the Auctioneers. 3726 THE HORSE EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. THURSDAY NEXT, APRIL 21ST, 1887. MESSRS GOTTWALTZ & B'OWRING have received instructions to include in their Race Sale on THURSDAY NEXT. the following STALLION, Canadian Star; bright bay, with black points 3 years old, Ib hands high by the well-known American trotting horse, Canadian Chief, and is out of a Welsh ma> e. by Telegraph. iVote.—Canadian Star is believed to be the only stallion in this country out of Canadian Chief. Further particulars and full pedigree will be found in catalogues now ready. 4097 SALE OF VALUABLE FIRE AND THIEF-PROOF SAFES. Manufactured by th^ old-established and well-known Firm of JACOB CARTWRIGIIT and SONS, PHCENIX SAFE AND LOCK WORKS, WEST BROMWICH, near Birmingham, to be SOLD by AUCTION, by MESSRS GOTTWALTZ & BOWRING, HJL at 11, High-street, Cardiff, on FRIDAY, 22ud April, 1887, commencing at 2.30 o'clock prompt, 20 FIRST-CLASS WROUGHT IRON FIRE AND THIEF PROOF SAFES, both single and double door, from 20in. to 48111. high, including a double office safe with master keys, small safes suitable for private houses, fitted with J. Cart- wright and Sons' six and eight lever powder-proof locks and duplicate keys. All made of best Staffordshire boiler plates and of very superior workmanship. ON VIEW PRIOR TO SALE. All safes for sale bear the makers' name as a guarantee of their sterling quality. De.scri,otive catalogues, with full particulars aii(I list of testimonials, may be obtained of the Auctioneers, 4017 Temporary Office, tlO, Chapel Wa.lks, Liverpool, Feb. 6th, 1887. To Matthew Mark i; Son, 12, Cook-street, Liverpool. Gentlemen, The Cartwright Safe supplied by you. preserved, without the loss of a single paper, all our books, cash, JbS70in bank notes, cheques, drafts. &c.. amounting to over £ 850. in the disastrous fire which completely gutted our premises in Merse'i-stieet and Park-lane on the morning of Jam/am L'tith. The Safe had a most severe test, having sustained a hectoy fall, and was not recovered .from the still burning debris untsl the eighth da)1 after the fire. W e have much pleasure 1 n SlldmJ this note, and remain, yours very truly, (Signed) JAMES MCXAUGHT & Co. ON FRIDAY, 22nd APRIL, 1887. SALE OF EXCELLENT OFFICI FURNITURE. MESSRS. GOTTWALTZ & BOWRING have received instructions to SELL by AUCTION al their sale rooms, 11, High-street, Cardiff, on the above date, at 2.30 p.m., the PROPERTY of a FIRM OF MERCHANTS, who are CLOSING THEIR OFFICES, the whole of the EXCELLENT OFFICE FURNITURE, Consisting of 2 mahogany cylinder writing tables, pedestal tables in oak and mahogany, leg table, office chairs, a mahogay office enclosure fitted with desks, &c., complete carpets, floor cloth, mats, copying presses, several large bookcases, &c. (one with plate. glass doors). On view day prior to Sale. TALWORTH HOUSE, ROATH, CARDIFF. MESSRS GOTTWALTZ & BOWRING have received instructions from Thomas Webb, Esq., who is leaving, to SELL by AUCTION, at the above residence, on WEDNESDAY, 27th April, 1887, at 2.30 p.m. pjnctually, the valuable CONTENTS OF GREENHOUSES AND ^TR^^XA^Y1LI)INGS AND EFFECTS, comprising IiARG 13 them will be found Farlej/cnse, Platycei Min Aspleniuni, Devallia, Acliantum, <tc. OAIMj' (\T>O UTIW ..L\¡.l1.1\JJ V..Lt.). .L-V-. ANTHURIUM, NEPHENTHES, EUCHARIS, EUPHORBIA, CACTUS, AZALEAS, CAMELLIAS, PALMS, &C., 50 choice ROSES in pots, strawberries in pots, PELARGONIUMS, GERANIUMNS (single and double), 100 dozen GERA- NIUMS and other plants for bedding out. Lawn mowing machine, garden roller, water barrow, and sundry garden utensils. GARDENEKS' POTTING SHED with tiled roof, 15 x 8, FOWL HOUSE and RUN, about 100 feet. ON VIEW DAY PRIOR TO SALE. Detailed catalogues may be had one week before sale. 11, High-street, Cardiff. 4016 ON THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY, APRIL 28th & 29th, 1887. RE POWNEY, DECEASED. SALE OF COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SILVER, VALUABLE OLD OIL PAINTINGS, CHINA, &c. MESSRS GOTTWALTZ & BOWRING have received instructions from the RESIDUARY LEGATEE under the will of the late Miss E. M. POWNEY, to remove from the residence and prepare for SALE, at their Sale Rooms, 11, High-street, Cardiff, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 28th and 29th April, 1887, commencing at 11 o'clock each day, the whole ° £ THE VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. OLD OIL PAINTINGS, SILVER, &c., from Batb. IN THE STUDY. FURNiTURE IN DARK WAL- NUT embracing SUITE in morocco SIDEBOARD, with 'be ™1 plates tables, bookcases • tbe LIBRARY OF BOOKS, comprising 600 volumes, aiul lncludin tinelj- b und books in call and other bindings, orgeological poetical, and scientific subjects; rare bonzes a,ul paintings, tire screens, secretaire writin desk, booK- racks, stands for sticks and other; attractive eft<sets IN DINING AND DRAWING-ROOMS.—VERY GRAND POULARD-'>AK FURNITUR^ comprising 6-FEET GLASS-BACK SIDEBOARD, 10-I-EET and MOROCCO-COVERED SUITE, alIto Iiiatcn A UNK MANTELPIECE, FROM THE COLONI AL EXHIBI- TION silk and tapestry curtains. 1L R^5fi?LV'I' nearly new Foirn VALUABLE OLD SCR:' INGS, two large chimney glasses, dinner \\aB„cm, side table, two fine occasional tables, table coders. n.KX!T\- FUL ROSEWOOD DRAWING-ROOM SUl'lE, silk, with settees and curtains to matcti A vi.RY VALUABLE 7-OCTAVE NEARLY NEW COIJ-AOE PIANOFORTE, in Walnut Case, BY FTZAI-ID, LONDON; a pair of VALUABLE SATIN^OOO Cabinets. VALUABLE OLD DRESDEN anf. CHINA, grand clocks, Vases, Old vhina> F velvet wall brackets, folding and other chairs, stools in costlv old-fashioned plush tapestry. In BREAKFAST-ROOM and SITJTNG-ROOM —massive WELL-SEASONED FLKNITURFJ in SPANISH MAHOGANY, including a VERY 1INE 7-FEET CARVED SIDEBOARD, with DINING TABLE and SUITE to match, together with the Carpe s, pictures, old clock. Etchings. Engravings, a MARBLE FIGURE, Theiiacidalm," ornaments, <vc. In the EIGHT BEDROOMS. Kidderminster, Brussels Carpets of floors of all 100111s, tine old and modern Bedsteads in polished wood, biass, and iron, MARBLE FIGURE, Theiiacidalm," ornaments, <vc. In the EIGHT BEDROOMS. — Kidderminster, Brussels Carpets of floors of all 100111s, tine old and modern Bedsteads in polished wood, biass, and iron, with excellent spring bedding and linen and damask furniture complete a MAGNIFICENT AMKRJCAN WALNUT BEST BEDROOM SET, supplied at a very heavy cost, polished Ash and figured Walnut Suites, with 4ft. and fcft. Wardrobes, Curtains, toilet, Ware, pictures, fodd toilet tables, Chests of Drawers, Child's Cot, folding bedsteads, THREE WARDROBES and TOILET TABLES to match, bedroom Easy Chairs, lace and tapestry Curtains, Cheval and Swing »lasse*' The PICTURES include some very VALU- ABLE G CELERY PAINTINGS of Scriptural subjects, rare old examples of deceased and living painters. including Andrea Del Saxto, A. Marks, Zucarelli, Andrew'l/ens, 1752, Spalding, and others; Engravings, Etchings, &c. Contents of Housekeeper's-room. landings, China Pantries, Kitchens, Fittings of Staircase and Hall, together with lawn chairs and a variety of miscella- neous article?. ir On VIEW on TUESDAY and WEDNEfeDAY, n 26th and 27th April. Catalogues may he had of the Auctioneers. N.B.—No other entries can be made, for this sale, the rooms being exclusively engaged jor the sale oj the. I(Yte Miss Powney'n electa. 401b IMPORTANT UNRKSERVED SALE OF HIGH- CLASS PICTURES, WATER COL°5J^A VTNP^' ARTISTS' PROOF ETCHINGS, ENGRAVINGS, TVT ESSRS GOTTWALTZ & -LYJL have receive<l instructions from Ies;j: and Reed, the well-known picture '1^1^ o and Cardiff, to S ELL by AUCTION at their Kooms U, High-street,Cardiff, on THUKSDAY and IRIDAY the 5th ami 6th of MAY. at ll o clock, the whole their well-formed and valuable FINE ART COLLECTION, comprising the stock of their Cardiff business (wlncu they have decided to close). „ 7 The WATICR-COLOUR DRAWINGS, by Chains Branwhiie. J. Jackson Curnoclc, R.C.A., James Hardy, ■juti., Dit.07.1. Mann, Cook, &c. The OIL PAINTINGS consist of Works by J. JACKSON CURNOCK, R.C.A.. DAVID JAMES, JLAnELL, BREANSKI, and others. The ARTIS LS PROOF ENGRAVINGS, by Sir FREDERICK LEIGHTON. I'.R.A Sir JOHN MILLAlS, R A., sir EDWIN LANDSEER, „ FINE ETCHINGS, by B. W. LEADER. A.R.A., I1. Dicksee, David Law, Slncombe, Axel Hai, aiitl others. Catalogues will shortlv be ready. f ir, "1t;W two nays pnVl lJV ;:o..t.Ç". <0 H Tai& sale will afford an excellent oppovtunity to Hotel proprietors and others wishing to furnish them- sel*e^>with pictures of first-rate nuaiity. ./• ,—Messrs Front and Heed have disposed of the artists' material and frame-making portion of their outlines* to Mr R. J' fomlins (their manager), and he iciu carry nn tjlt, \ni)tlne!<l. as heretofore at New Premises 'Qt, JJuke-street, Cardiff'. A Sea Bath in Your Own Room for One Penny. gjTODDAR'rs SEA SALTS, bstabliuhed nearly Forty Years. In 21b, 7lb, and 141b Boxe? I11 2olb, 561b, and 1121b Bass. Tall Dir-ctions for Use on each Package. Anlysed and approved of by Arthur H. Hassall, M.D., and Otto Heimer, F.C.S. Obtainable throughout the Kingdom. PROPRIETORS A. J. WARREN, Wholesale and Exuors Druggists, Importers of Finest Olive Oil, and Licenced Makers of METHYLATED SPIRIT AND FINISH, ¡ ? .4 Bristol. 2990 as iirt Ruction. REMOVAL OF WRECKS' ACT, 1877. 40 and 41 Vict., Ch. 16. WRECK OF THAMES, SUNK OFF THE MUMBLES. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the CORPORA- TION of TRINITY HOUSE, LONDON, that it is their intention, after the expiration of t'!ll days from the date hereof, to cause certain property recovered by or for them from the wreck Thames, in exercise of their powers under the Act above quoted, to be SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the COPPER ORE WHAIiVES of Messrs RICHARDSON and CO., NORTH DOCK, SWANSEA, as generally summarised hereinafter. The sale to take place on the 19th day of April next, at 11 o'clock. The goods may be viewed at the above-named Wharves on anv date between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. to the date of sale. The goods will be offered in small lots for the convenience of intendiug pur- chasers by Mr J. M. LEEDER, Auctioneer. The purchase money to be paid to Messrs Richardson and Co. upon the fall of the hammer. DESCRIPTION OF GOODS About 400 (more or less) brass, iron, and other bed- steads, a quantity of buckets, baths, tubs, iron tubes, shovels, round and flat iron, galvanized iron roofing, iron butt hinges, brass screws and nuts, rat gins, knives, brass door handles, brass picture rings, brass locks, padlocks, patent spring hinges, handsaws, coal scuttles, brass candlesticks, spokeshaves, tin moulds, pocket and table knives, cupboard handles, braces, brass hooks, nail drawers, corkscrews, copper wire, cupboard buttons, cupboard locks, shoe nails, tiles, copying presses, coffee pots, saucepans, hat pegs, chest handles, castors, tin bowls, tapes, plates of copper, about 450 chocolate pots, curry combs, yellow metal, lamp hooks, fish hooks, dog chains, brass plate rings, brass mirror screws, nails. call bells, brackets, tin saucepans, coffee mills, bells, patent door springs, copper rivets, about 900 box irons, about 228 iron boilers, one anchor, zinc ridges, sheet zinc, &c., &c. Further particulars and catalogues can be obtained on application to theSecretarv, Trinity House, London; the Superintendent, Trinity Wharf, Neyland; or of the Auctioneer. By Order. WILLIAM LILE, Trinity House, superintendent. Trinity Wharf, Neyland, South Wales, 7th April, 1387. 4028 PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT OF VALU- ABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR JOHN M. LEEDER, at th Mack- worth Arms Hotel, Wind-street, Swansea, early in April, 1887, all that FREEHOLD FARM and appurtenances thereto belonging, called and known as Morfa Lliw," situate in the parish of Loughor (and near thereto), in the county of Glamorgan, containing 170 acres, or thereabouts. The above is sold subject to a lease granted to Francis and John Rosser, -for a term of 21 years from the 25th of March, 1371, at the low rental of S50 per annum. The whole of the Mines and Minerals arc excluded. For particulars and conditions, and further informa- tion, apply to John H. Hortin, Esq., 161, Edgware- road, Hyde Park, London, or to the Auctioneer, at his Offices, Oxford Chambers, Oxford-street, Swansea. 3935 IMPORTANT AND UNRES ERV ED SALE OF COLLIURY PLANT AND MACHINERY. ABANDONMENT OF THE WORKINGS OF THE BISHWELL COLLIERY. GOWERTON (G O WE K-RO AD). PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. MR RICHARD E. HUGHES lias been instructed to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the above colliery, on MONDAY, the 25th day of April, 1887, the whole of the MACHINERY, PLANT, Sidings, Stores, contents of Smithy and Offices. Further particulars will appear in future advertise- ments, and detailed catalogues can be obtained at the offices of the Auctioneer one week prior to sale. Auctioneer's Offices, 4, Wind-street, Swansea. 3900 Be M. K. KlmR A CO., OIL AND GREASE MERCHANTS. IN BANKRUPTCY.—No. 10 of 1887. TO COLLIERY PROPRIETORS, PROPRIETORS OF WORKS, OIL AND GREASE MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS. ALBION DRY DOCKS, SWANSEA. MR RICHARD E. HUGHES has been instructed by J. J. C. Warwick, Esq., the Trustee, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the above address, on TUKSDAY, the 26th day of April, 1887, the whole of the STOCK-IN-TRADE, TOOLS, LOOSE PLANT, AND OFFICE FURNITURE, comprising 14 tons of tallow, 2 tons of palm oil, 4 tons of Ragosine oil, 10,000 gallons of various oils, 15 tons of grease, quantity of pitch, large number of empty casks, barrels, 3 wrought-iron pans, 2 wrought-iron tanks, &c &c. 2 useful cobs, traps, harness, water-barrow, stable requisites. Ollices-Pedestal table, desks, cup- boards, letter-press,stoves, enclosed washstand, &c. There will be no reserve. Cash at close of Sale. ALSO at 11 o'clock ON THE: SAME DAY, at the Office at the Works, the LE AS E of the PROPERTY will be OFFERED for SALE (subject to such con- ditions as shall then and there be produced). The Property is held for the residue of a term of 60 years, from the 25th of March. 1860 (less the last 10 days thereof), at a rental of £130 per annum. The Fixed Plant will be sold with the Lease. or'^fessrs Collins' amro toiiVr.'uLtcuors,ba.ohtained all further particulars from the Auctioneer, at his Offices, 4, Wind-street, Swansea. 4100 SALE BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEES LEASEHOlD PREMISES IN CRWYS-ROAD, RICHMOND-ROAD, TREHARHIS-STREET, AND CONWAY-ROAD, All in the Borough of Cardiff. MR W. COURTENAY CLARKE has received instructions from the Mortgagees to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Royal Hotel, Cardiff, on TUESDAY, the 26th day oi April, at 7 o'clock p.m. precisely, subject to such conditions of sale as shall be then produced and read, the following valuable LEASEHOLD HOUSES. in the following lots :— nrniJiriw1 Lor 1.—All that MESSUAGE or DWELLING- HOUSE, known as DEVON VILLA," situate in Con- wav-road, Canton, held under lease, dated the 15th of September, 1884, for a term of 99 years, at an appor- tioned annual ground rent of £ 6. Lor 2.—All that MESSUAGE or DWELLING- HOUSE, known as "LINTON HO US E, Conway. road, Canton, held under lease, dated the 15th day of September, 1884, for a term ot 99 years, at an appor- tioned annual ground rent of :26. T ivr< LOT 3.-All that MESSUAGE or DWELLING- HOUSE, known as LEICESTER HOUSE," Conway- road, Canton, held under lease, flated the 16th day of September, 1884, for a term of 99 years, at an appor- tioned annual ground rent of £ 6. VT LOT 4.—All that MESSUAGE or DWELLING- HOUSE and PREMISES, situate and known as SEABURY HOUSE," in Crwys-roaa, anu aiso uiu Stable, Coachhouse, and Outbuildings at tha rear of the last mentioned premises, and situate in Glmicester- lane, at the back of Richmond-road, Cardiff. Held for a term of 99 years from the 2nd day of t ebruaiy, 1885, at a total annual ground rent of B5 10s Od LOT o.-All that MESSUAGE or DWELLING. HOUSE and PREMISES, situate and being in the ffrst block from Richmond-road, and next door but one to Lot 4, in Crwyi-road, Cardiff. Held for a term of 99 yeais, from the 2nd February, loc5, at an annual ground lent of £ 3 3b. THVI?I T I Vc* LOT 6.—All that MESSUAGE or DWELLING- HOUSE and PREMISES, situate and being ill Ire- harriu-street, being the twelfth house eastwards from Plasnewydd-road, Roath, Cardiff, now in the occupation of lr Childs at a weekly rent of 7s, held foi a term of 99 years from the 29th day of September, 188b, at an annual ground rent of £ 2 15s 6d. TVT„ LOT 7.—All that MESSUAGE oi DWELLING- HOUSE and PREMISES, situate and being m Tre- harris-street, Ving the thirteenth house eastwards from Plasnewydd-road, Roath,now in t-bo occupation of Thomas Martin at a weekly rent of 7s. These premises are held for a term of 99 years from the 29th day of September, 1885,at an annual ground rent of £2 los 6d. For further particulars, apply to JOHN JONES, Esq., Solicitor, Temple Chambers, Cardiff or to the Auctioneer, 31, Queen-street, Cardiff. April 6th, 1887. 4073 9, QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF. TO DRAPERS, MILLINERS, OUTFITTERS, AND OTHERS. MR GEO. B. DYER has received in- structions from the Trustees of_the Kstete of Isaac Thomas, Draper, to SELL by PUBLIC AUC I ION, at the above address, on TUESDAY, April 19th, 1887, the whole of the SHOP FITTINGS, TRADE FIXTURES, AND UTENSILS now on the premises, comprising Two large mahogany top counters 30it. long, fixtures and shelving on sides of shop, with two mahogany top counters 36ft. long, con- taining large Quantity of drawers, ,jas fittings, window fitting's, 4 outside gas lamps. quantity of brass rods, poles and brackets. 3 mahogany tables with drawers, and 6 box stands to fit under, 1 large plate class show case, 7ft. by 4ft. 6in., 2 smaller show cases, &e., &c. Oil View "Morning of Day of Sale. Sale will commence at 5 o'clock precisely. There will be no reserve. 4072 SIRHOWY, NEAR TREDEGAR, MONMOUTHSHIRE. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY FOR hALE ]\/f R JAMES STRAKER will SELL by IVjL AUCTION, at the Castle Hotel, Tredegar, on MONDAY, the 18th April. 1887. at Four o'clock in tlle afternoon, subject to conditions of sale to be then pro- duced. the undermentioned valuable LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, viz. All those TWO SUBSTANTIALLY BUiLT SEMI. DETACHED LEASEHOLD VILLA RESIDENCEti, GARDENS, and PREMISES, known as Hawthorn Villa," "nd Alexandra. Villa," situate at Alexandra- place, Sirhowy, near Tredegar, in the county of cc Monmouth, now in the respective occupations of Mrs Gatehouse and Mr Thomas Powell, and of the aggre- gate annual value of £ 40. Each villa contains parlour, kitchen, scullery, china pantry, larder, coal house, four good bedrooms, and w.c. There are large and pro. ductive earden.3, also a sufficient quantity of eligible building land, with extensive frontage to the mam road, for the erection of two additional villas. The property covers an area of 1,064 square yards or thereabouts, and is held under a lease dated 10th June, 1882, for the residue of a term of 99 years, which com- menced on the 29th Seutember, 1881, subject to the payment of the annual ground l'en of £ 9 14s. The mines and minerals under the property are reserved to the Lessors. For fur er particulars apply to Mrs Gatehouse on the premises; to the Auctioneer, at Abergavenny or to Mr HORACE SHEPARD, 40.2 Solicitor, Tredegar. ITGHTNING CONDUCTORS erected B A on buildings of aU descriptions, tested for con- ductivity, and a written guarantee given as to thorough eftlCCHURCH STEEPLES, CHIMNEY STACKS erected pointed, raised, hooped and straightened, without stoppage of works and without the aid of scaffolding by practical climbers. Estimates given for the above work on receipt of particulars. Electric Bells, Telephones, supplied and hxed. RING, MENDHAM, and CO., Manufacturing Electricians and Contractors, WESTERN ELECTRICAL WORKS, 3587 BRISTOL Y^INDSOR £ JASTLE JJLUE. Linen of Snowy Whiteness ELECTRIC BLACK JJEAJD- A rapid, brilliant polish 'I No Housekeeper bouldbe without these matchless articles. May be had of all Grocers, Ac. Gold Medals 1852. Paris 1835. SMITH & GREGORY, Blue and v Black Lead Works, Bristol ales btj Ruction. IN BANKRUPTCY. SHORT NOTICE. QUAKERS' MEETING HOUSE, TROSNANT- STREET, PONTYPOOL. MR JOHN YOUNG has been instructed by the Official Receiver (G. H. Llewellyn, Esq.) to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION the effects of E. Hall, a bankrupt, removed to above place for convenience of sale, consisting of STOCK-IN-TRADE OF CHINA, WARE, GLASS, TEAPOTS, &c., J Comprising about 50 dozen wineglasses, 40 dozen goblets, 600 teapots, 250 present cups and saucers about 70 dozen of quart and pint jugs, cups, and mugs large quantity of brown and yellow ware. Also a HAWKER'S CART, HORSE, and IIAR- NAlso HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at Trosnant- street, Pontypool, consisting of beds, palliasses, bed. steads, chests of drawers, chairs, tables, and culinary utensils. The Sale of China will take place at 11.0 a.m., and the Sale of Furniture at 2.0 p.m. on MONDAY, April 18th, 1887. Dated Auctioneer's Offices, 7, Tredegar-place, New. port, April 14th, 1887. t" alts by flrifratg Tentrart. TO OUTFITTERS, DRAPERS, AND OTHERS. FOR SALE by PRIVATE TREATY, Jf as a going concern, the BUSINESS LATELY CARRIED ON BY MR W. C. MANN, trading as Mann, Webber, and Mann, at 67, High-street, Merthyr v The stock, comprising ready-made men s and boys suits, coats and vests, trousers, overcoats, reefers, rugs, hats and caps, gents' mercery, &c., together with the fixtures and fittings, to be taken at a valuation. Further particulars may be obtained on tliepremises; of John Annan, Esq., 1, Walbrook, London or of Messrs Tribe, Clarke, and Co., 11, Temple-street, Swansea. ^9 MONMOUTHSHIRE, About two miles from tho town of Newport. TO BE SOLD by PRIVATE CON- TRACT, the beautiful RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY Known as BRYN GLAS, occupying a very fine, elevated position 200 feet above the River Usk, and commanding on three sides grand views of the surrounding pic- turesque country. The very superior family mansion was almost entirely rebuilt by the present owner about ten years ago in the best possible manner. totally re- gardless of cost. Contains four handsome reception- rooms, billiard-room, 24 bed and dressing-rooms. Fine conservatory, and every accommodation and [con- venience for a gentleman's abode. Stabling for seven horses. Cottages and necessary buildings. Very beautiful pleasure grounds, and capital gardens, with plenty of glass houses. The whole property occupies an area of about 21 acres. Full detailed particulars, with view and plan of the mansion attached, can be liad on application to the owner's Agents, Messrs OSBORN and MERCER, 4010 lO. 28B, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly, London.W. 'T-XORSEHAY IRONWORKS, SHROP. ijL j H I it I,, The above important and Old-established Works, be. longing to the Coalbrookdale Company, Limited, are for SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, or would be Let upon Lease for a term of years. together with the valua- ble Conne tion and Brands. The Worksare substantially erected and well designed, the Forge Plant being one of the best of its kind in the kingdom. The Plant, con. sists of Pig Yard, with Steam Scrap Shears Forge con- taining 36 Puddling and Ball Furnaces, one 160 cwt. and two 80 cwt Steam Hammers, two 16 in. Forge Trains driven by Condensing Beam Engine 42 in. cylinder, 7 ft. stroke, with twelve high and four low pressure Boilers, two self-contained Steam Ram pump?, Ac. The Mills comprise 16in., 12in,, lain., and 8i i. Merchant, Trains, with Reheating Furnaces, Cutting down. Boiler Plate, and other Shears, Steam Saws, &c., the whole driven by Condensing Beam Engine, 52in. cylinder, 9ft. stroke, H.P. Hprizontal Engine, 24in. cylinder, 4ft. stroke, and Vertical Engine, 18in. cylinder, 3ft. stroke, with Boilers, Steam Pumps, &c.; Floor, Race, and Straightening Plates. The whole of the Works are covered with lofty and substantially-erected Rooting. There are also Roll-turners'. Smiths', and Fitti'.v^Sbops, with Lathes, and all the necessary Tools Millwrights' and Carpenters' Shops, Warehouses, Stores, Stables, Offices, &c. The Works are intersected byTram- ways, and permanent way-gauge, and connected by Sidings with the Great Western Railway. Upwards of 300 Workmen's Cottages, and every convenience for carrying on a large Manufacturing Business. The Duplicate Rolls and Castings, Stocks and Stores, could be purchased by valuation or otherwise. Arrangements for a supply of Coal from adjacent Colliery Property can be made. Letters to view or any further information may be obtained from Mr L. Squire, Coalbrookdale or Mr S. Danks, Wellington, Salop. 4080 attfc Ctnntrads. HE SWANSEA ARCADE COMPANY (LIMITED). Builders desirous of TENDERING for the EREC. TION of an ARCADE and OFFICES between Waterloo-street and Goat-street for the Swansea Arcade Companvt are requested to send in their names to .T RurKT.F.v WliJjON,. ARCHITECT, 15, Castle-street, (Signed) ERNEST H7 pORT OR HARBOUR OF NEWPORT. TO CONTRACTORS. TENDERS are invited by the Commissioners of the Port or Harbour of Newport, in the County of Mon- TENDERS are invited by the Commissioners of the Port or Harbour of Newport, in the County of Mon- mouth for the excavation, removal, and deposit of sand gravel, and mud in the river Usk at Newport. Plans, draft contract, and specification may be seen at tbe Offices of Mr Togamiah Rees, C.E., Corn Exchange Chambers, Newport, Mon., on and after the ^Tenders endorsed, "River works tenders," must be sent in to me on or before the 30th day of April inst The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.^ LYNEi clerk to the said Commissioners. Dated this 15th April, 1887, Westgate Chambers, Newport, Mon. 4108 X LANDYFODWG BURIAL BOARD. TO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS. TENDERS are invited by the Board for the CO". STRUCTION and CARRYING OUT of the FOLLOW- ^^CoNTRAC^No.^l.For excavating, draining, and building boundary walls, &c., of the New Cemetery at Blaenogwr. near Nantymoel, in the County of COWIACT NO. 2.—For the erection and completion of the chapel and sexton's house at such New Cemetery. CONTRACT No. 3.-For the erection of Boundary Walls etc., around the proposed addition to the Churchyard at Llandyfodwg Parish Church,near Black- mPlans and specifications of the proposed^ works can be inspected at the office of the undersigned. The Board do not bind themselves to acccpu the ^Sealed1 tenders to be sent to the undersigned on 01 w! RICHARD RANDALL,1 SoHcifcor, Bridgend, 4000 Clerk to the j503>rci. T~ O ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS, AND OTHERS. The CHEPSTOW LOCAL BOARD INVITE PLANS and TENDERS foi the Laying-out and Erecting a P4TTLE-MARKET within their district. Particulars as to the site and the amount of ac- commodation required may be obtained on application *"°The Board do not bind themselves to accept any plan or tender. AUBREY K GRIFFITHS, Clerk to the Board. Local Board Office, Clienstow, 11th April, 1887. 4062 THE BUTCHER'S ARMS, PONTYPRIDD. TENDERS are invited for TAKING THIS HOTEL, from Nov. 1st, 1887, for a term of Seven Years, at a >6persons tendering must state what sum they are pre- nar^d to D&Y for the Goodwill. Conditions of Lease, with form of tender and other information, may be had on application to Mes.s.s Richards and Blosse. Charles-street Chambers, OardiU. The right to accept or reject any tender is reserved. The right to accept or reject any tender is reserved. Q014 financial. PTIONS OPTIONS !— £ 5 and up- wards judiciously invested in Stock Exchange securities by a safe and reliable method is often doubled in a few days. Full details m explanatory Vmnk (seventh edition) sent gratis and post free. Ad dress George Evans and Co., Stockbrokers, Gresham House, London. E.C. |TEATH S p IANOFORTES, -E- Q R G A N S, AND JJ ARMONIUMS. JBjL JEL AND SONS THREE YARS' SYSTEM IS APPLIED TO THE HIRE & PURCHASE OF INSTRUMENTS BY ALL MAKERS, FROM 10s MONTHLY. EVERY INSTRUMENT GUARANTEED. CO-OPERATIVE PRICES FOR CASH. The Largest Stock in Wales to Select from. 12 CROCKHERBTOWN, CARDIFF. 1066-S,431 2bge IRON CHURCHES, CHAPELS, JL SCHOOLS, &c., ERECTED ON MOST REASONABLE TERMS BY D. CROWE, IRON BUILDING CONTRACTOR, 27. HIG H GATE-ROAD, LONDON, N.W., i Who has erected many similar structures in Wales^ T>ECKITT'S BLUE" B\J Used in tbe DUCHESS OF EDINBURGH'S LAUNDRY l^o/l—lloo OGWHEN YOU ASK FOR" ECKI'FT'S BLU E, SEE THAT YOU GET,'IT. ECKITT^BLUE Used in the PRINCE OF WALES'S LAUNDRY. j italic ilatias. O-THE-GOVERNORS OF THE JL CARDIFF INFIRMARY. MY LORDS, VLADIES, AND GENTLEMEN,— I be to expres my thanks for the honour you have d, me me in Electing me to the post of Ophthalmic; Surgeon. I am, Your obedient servant, 534 J. TATHAM THOMPSON. UBLIC NOTICE.—I, JOHN PAYNE, of 5 FA RM-ROAD, EBBW VALE. HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I will not be ANSWERABLE FOR ANY DEI IT or DEBTS Contracted by my wife, ANNIE PAYN1 after this date, April 12th, 1887. 527 Signed. JOHN PAYNE. CARDIFF RACES, AND STEEPLE- CHA SES, 1837 MEETING (Under Gra tld National Hunt Rules), WILL BE HELD AT CARDIFF ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, 19TH AND 20TH < l-PRLL, 1887. R. WAIN, ( Joint 331g 1L GOTTWALTZ, ( Hon. Sees. .A pUBLIC MEETINGS TO BE A. DDRESSED BY JJENRY J^AUOUCHERE, ESQ" M.P. FOR NCERTHAMPTON, IN THE] pARK HALL, CARDIFF, ON FRIDAY NEXT, THE 22sD APRIL, 'e •' i DOORS OPEN AT'7.30 P.M. i Chair to be taken at 8 o'clock^ by f. REES JONES, ESQ., J.P. Tickets for Balcony, One Shilliug-eacb, may be had I at the Liberal Association Offices, Queen's Chambers, where plan of Hall may be seen. Early application necctifisary. < BODY OF HALL FREE. j i ,AN A P P E A L THE Y'REV. JOHN JONES MEMORIAL FUND. CHAlRMilN—Mr WILLIAM THOMAS, J.P., WeUtield, Lianelly. YlCE.CH.!UR1\IAN-Mr JOSEPH MAYBERRY, Tin. plate Manufacturer, Llanelly. ..nON. T&EASURER—Mr JEREMIAH WILLIAMS, Llanelly. V HON.'SECRETARY—Mr WILLIAM HOWELL, j Solicitor, Llanelly. Iry the death of the Rev. John Jones, of Felinfoel, nea.r Llanelly, which occurred on the 3rd day of Feb;mary last, bis widow and children have been left almcVtf; entirely without provision. There can be no doub t that his death was greatly hastened by the great work done by him during the contest of 1885. Notwith- stand ing the had November weather, with character- istic z eal, and with a total disregard of self, he threw his wi vole soul into the contest, speaking day by day— often E everal times a day-for an entire month, and by his ma: ssive eloquence he accomplished such a work in that D ivision as to make it a pillar of the Liberal cause. But his health (which up to that time had been ex. eptionally good) was completely shattered a long illn ess ensued he recovered partially, saw the present j -ear come in, and then quietly passed away. His labor trs both in the press and on the platform, as an advoca te of broad Liberalism and as agent for the Liberation* Society (which position he occupied for nearly 20 years), are well known throughout South Wales. A few ge ntlemen met at the Llanelly Liberal Club on the afterno un of the 8th February, after the funeral (Mr Powell M.P., being amongst the number), and after ascert, lining- the circumstances in which the Widow had been left, formed themselves into a com- mittee, and decided to make an appeal to Liberal friends for cos itributions. Considering the enormous work done by Mr Jones for Liberalism,. and the fatal sacrifice it involved, the Committee eai "nestly hope that Liberals and Noncon- formists and oi vher friends will make such a contribu- tion and rende r the fund such help as lies in their power. The vei 7 smallest sum will be most gratefully IClt^may be menti oned that Mr Jones's aged parents were at the time o f his death, and had been for about seventeen years, en iirely dependent upon him for their The following coxttributions have been already pro- mised ;— £ s- d. Mr W. R. H. Powell, M.P 50 0 0 Mr Wm. jThomas. J. P- Llanelly 50 0 0 i Mr Henry Xhonias, Bryumaer, Llanelly 25 0 0 Sir E. A. A- Cowell Stepuey, Bart., M.P 20 0 0 Mr J. W. Gwynne Hugbes, J.P., Tregib, Llandilo 10 0 0 Mr George Kbomas, Caruaarthen. 5 5 0 Mr James Jenkins, Llangaddock 5 5 0 Mr David Evans, Wellfield. LlaneYly 5 5 0 Mr Gwilym Evans, Llanelly 5 5 0 Mr Joseph Mayberry, Llanelly 5 5 0 Mr William Hotvell, Solicitor, Llanelly <r. b 5 0 Mr J chn Harr ies, Stepney-street, LlaneUy 5 5 0 Mr J. Glyn Thomas, Llangennecb — 5 b 0 Messrs D Duncan and Sons ,5 5 0 Mr Daniel Stephens. Kidwelly 3 3 0 The Right Hon. Lord Aberdare 2 2 0 Sir H. Hussev Vivian. Bart., ill.P. 2 2 0 Mr Henry Rich i,rd, M-P 2 2 0 Mr F. A. Yeo, MJ?- — 2 2 0 Mr W. de G. %Var-re", J.P., Carmarthen 2 2 0 Mr John Jennincs, Town Clerk. LlaneUy 2 2 0 Mr H. J. Howell, Caeffair, Llanelly 2 2 0 Mr Henry WTilkins, Llanelly 2 2 0 Mr H. R. Thomas, New-road, Llanelly 2 2 0 Mr Oliver J. Williams, Solicitor, Llanelly 2 2 0 Mr David James, Stepney-street, Llanelly 2 0 Mr Thomas Main waring, Llanelly 1 1 0 Mr David Francis, Llanelly 11 0 Mr James Williams, Ystalyfera 1 1 0 The Rev J. Lewis, Bellevue, Swansea 110 Mr F. H. Horsey. Llantdly 1 1 0 Mr William Evans, Copper Works, Llanelly. 110 4077 THE DEBENTURE CORPORATION (LIMITED). CAPITAL, EI,000,000, FIRST ISSUE, fully sub. scribed, £ 500,000. OFFICES: 75, LOMBARD-STREET, E.C. CHAIRMAN RICHARD BIDDULPH MARTIN, ESQ. The Corporation PURCHASES or MAKES AD. VANCES upon the Debentures ok Limited Companies, or guarantees the issue cf the same to the public. "h7ø, 4-¡'n.ri WVt.n.ç. me tendency o™ u»uui,iuuimS firms into limited lisbility companies has created an active demand tor bans on their debentures. These securities are not readily saleable, being outside the ordinary business of banks and financial houses, and not being known "o the private investor. Even where tie issue is of so large an amount as to obtain a Stock Exchange quotation, it has been found that compani/S are willing to dispose of their entire issue on roodirata terms to ensune their being placed without the expense and risk attendant .upon offering them to th' public. DEPOSITS received for fixed periods. I The f iilest information can be obtained on applica- tion to be Secretary, to whom proposals of business should je addressed. 3823 GEO. ALEX. TOUCH. Secretarv. j jyEAFNESS AND DISEASE^ OF THE EAR. J '<? MR E. SMITH'S VISIT TOtCARDIFF WILL END ON SATURDAY, APRIL 30TH. Till that day be will ATTND DAILY between the hours of Eleven and Two aj IGH-STREET ARCADE FOR CONSULTATIONS. 15be 3225 TH TEST ASSORTMENT OF L VVDDING pRESENTS TO BE HAD FBOM < N. D 0 B B S, CHJtES-STREET, /CARDIFF. vy 3357 ( A. STONE & CO., COiVJETE FUNERAL FURNISHERS, Fty REQUISITE FOR FUNERALS OF ALL CLASSES. -rietors of Cars, Hearses, Shellibiers, su Flemish Horses, Coaches, Broughams, a,ery necessary equipment for Funerals. PRICE LIST ON APPLICATION. ——— 2956 11, & 12, WORKING STREET, CARDIFF. AMERICAN MANDRAKE JL7 PILLS. jIjiAKE The great remedy for Bili- PILLS jyjAAKE ous and Liver Complaints, PILLS jyl&AKE Indigestion, Piles. &- -Gravel, PILLS ^ffiAKE and the greltteSt Blood Puri PILLS ^jIlAKE tier of the age. PILLS JYRAKE TESTIMONIAL. PILLS j/RAKE Mr Keall, Maindee. PILLS jjRAKE Sir,—I consider your Ameri- PILLS DRAKE can Mandrake Pills to be the PILLS JRAKE greatest success the world has PILLS DRAKE ever known.—I am, sir, yours PILLS DRAKE faithfully, F. H. HEWSON. PILLS DRAKE Muuday, Chemist, Cardiff PILLS DRAKE Roob,Chemist, Roath: Garrett PILLS fDRAKE Brothers,Newport; J.G.Isaac PILLS TDRAKE (lateHayman)Chemist, Neath: PILLS DRAKE Newberry and Son, London. PILLS STDRAKE Proprietor — Mr KEALL, PILLS *fDRAKE Chemist & Dentist, 199, Hich- PILLS SPRAKiE street, Swansea. 6076 1012 PILLS gpuMtr Companies, &r. HE SWANSEA ARCADE COMPANY, JL LIMITED. Incorporated under the Companies' Acts, 1862 to 18S3, whereby the liability of each shareholder is limited to the amount of his shares. CAPITAL, £ 5,000, in 5,000 shares of £ 1 each, payable 2s 6d on application, 2s 6d on allotment, the balance in calls not exceeding bs per share, as and when required for the purposes of the company. Twenty-one days' notice of each call will be given, but it is not proposed to call up more than 10s per share. DIRECTORS. JAMES ROBERT LEAVER, C.E., Swansea. ALFRED PHILIP STEEDS, Swansea. GEORGE JOHN MANSFIELD, Merchant,'Longfleld, West Cross, near Swansea. GEORGE SHADDICK (Messrs Burgess and Co.), Swansea. HFNRY FREEMAN COHEN, Merchant (Director Central Graving Dock and Engineerins Co., Limited, Pier Head Chambers, Cardiff.) BANKERS-THE NATIONAL BANK OF WALES (LIMITED), Swansea, and other Branches. SOLIcrfoR-NICHOL MORGAN, Swansea. ARCHITECT-JAMES BUCKLi.Y WILSON, A.R.I.B.A., Swansea. AUDITOR-HERBERT JOSEPH GOSS, F.C.A., Swansea. SECRETARY-ERNEST HOLTHAM LEEDER, Swan- sea. REGISTERED OFFICE-OXFORD CHAMBERS, Swan- sea. The absence of an Arcade in Swansea has long been felt, and it is with the view of meeting that want that thfe Company has been formed. The directors have succeeded in securing for the construction of the Ajtjade an agreement for a Lease of a mo t desirable sittv in the heart ot the Borough, leading from Goat street to Waterloo street. The Arcade being close to the Market will open out a new and important thoroughfare, which cannot fail to be extensively used by all classes. Ex- perience proves that a large demand exists for lisrbt and commodious Shops under covered promenades, which are regarded with such growing favour by the public in Cardiff and other large Towns. The lucrative I character of the Business carried on by Arcade Companies and the freedom from risk is well-known, and iustities the Directors in confidently anticipating for the Shareholders of this Company a handsome and regular dividend. The proposed Arcade will be about 55 feet in width, the shops will have a frontage of 14 feet 6 inches, and a depth in most instances of 18 feet. There will also fte a light and convenient Store Room attached to each Shop, with all necessary con- veniences. The Arcade will be made as attractive as possible, and suitable to the requirements of the best class of Tradesmen. The Sbop frontages will he of plate glass, and all modern improvements will be in- troduced. It is also proposed to light the whole build- in"' with Electric Light. Above the Shops on the first fjo^or facing towards and baving entrances from Goat- street and Waterloo-street it is proposed to have ranges of first-class offices suitable for gentlemen in every profession and business. The following statement sbows the estimated expenditure of the Company:- EXPENDITURE. £ s. d. To Ground rent, 250 0 0 Secretary's salary, including collecting of rents and office, &c 80 0 0 Reriairs and insurance, incidental ex- penses 100 0 0 „ Interest on £ 2,500 at 4* per cent, per annum 112 10 0 Balance available for dividend and B a reserve fund, being equal to over 20 per cent. on £ 2,500, the proposed called-up capitol 577 10 0 \l £ 1,120 0 0 INCOME. £ s. d. By Rentals (clear of nil rates and taxes): 4 Shops in Waterloo-street and Goat- street, at £ 60 each 240 0 0 20 Shops in the Arcade, at £ 40 each 800 0 0 8 Offices in Waterloo and Goat-street, at £ 10each 80 0 0 £ 1,120 0 0 Plans showing the property proposed to be acquired, and the method in which it will be arranged as shops and offices, can be seen at the offices of the Company's Architect. Forms for application for Shares may be obtained from the Company's Secretary and Bankers. Copies of the Memorandum and Articles of Association of the Company and of the Contracts above mentioned may be inspected at the office of the Company's Solicitor. (Bfturatiair. Cardiff. S~T. CATH KRINE'S, CARDIFF. S A FIRST-CLASS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. 12703 ——— 1485 PRINCIPAL—MISS TULLIS. ARROW HOUSE SCHOOL, NEW. PORT-ROAD, CARDIFF. PRINCIPALS: THE MISSES MAIJKS. 'Public Examinations. Large house, pleasantly situ. ated, for boarders. Vacancies after Easter. Next Term, April 27th. 3926 PREPARATION FOR PUBLIC JL SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIPS, NAVY, or BUSI- NESS, by a gentleman of considerable experience in tuition iu public and preparatory schools. See Trinity's" advertisement under Educational. 2S6 (BOYS'), ^OL COWBRIDGE-ROAO, near Sophia Gardens. PRINCIPAL: W. WILKS, B.A. (Lond.) Next Term will commence APRIL Xotti, j 837. 409 ST MARY'S-HALL SCHOOL, PARK GROVE.—ALEXANDER LOW, Principal. The School wiU be RE-OPENED on MONDAY, April 13 th. 514 /GORDON VILLA, 41, PARTRIDGE- VJT ROAD.—SCHOOL FOR GIRLS (Separate for Boys). Principals, the Misses JONES. A Singing Class (tonic-sol-fa) Wednesday afternoons; 9 pupils took Tonic-sol-fa College Junior Ctrtifieates at Easter, School Re-opens April 25tli. 537 C A R D I F F COLLEGII; HEAD MASTER F. C. BIRKBECK TERRY, M.A., 'late Foundation Scholar, &c., of St. John's College, Cambridge. ASSISTANTS E. J. NEWELL, M.A., Worcester College, Oxford G. B. HUGHES, M.A., Worcester College, Oxford. E. C. HUDSON, Certificated (S. Kensington). TEACHER OF FRENCH Professor BARBIER, South Wales University College, PREPARATORY SCHOOL Mrs M. GERRISH, Certificated (Government). Pupils are prepared for the Universities, London Matriculation Examination, South Wales University College, Professions, and Commerce. Unusual successes in public examinations. Ninety- siv certificates_in the Cambridge Local Examinations ii nine years, including 53 classes in honours (18 first chss), with 47 specia1 distinctions. Tuition fees (French included), 10 guineas a year in Preparatory School (for boys under nine), 6 guineas. There are a few vacancies for boarders. The TERM BEGINS ON TUESDAY. APRIL 26th. For full particulars, apply to the Head Master. The College, Dumfries-place. 4052 1 COWBR1DGE HREAT HOUSE SCHOOL. OT PRINCIPALS: Mrs and Misses CULVERWELL. Pupils prepared for Trinity College, Oxford Cam- bridge, and College of Preceptors' examinations by experienced teachers. Terms moderate References Parents of pupils. Re-opening, May 7th. 1024-7833 SW ANSEA. N ORMAL COLLEGE, SWANSEA? HEAD MASTER Mr EMERY. VICE-MASTER Rev. GEORGE EMERY, B.A., Lond., B.Mus., Oxoii. 4022 The SUMMER TERM begins MONDAY, April 2bth. MUMBLES. THISTLEBOON HOUSE SCHOOL.— Established 1840. Principal—M. H.NEWMAN, M.A., Oxon, (late Exhibitioner of his College), with assistant masters. Boys received from seven- upwards. Fees moderate, and vary according to age. Very healthy situation. Next term will commence April 27th. 446 NEWPORT. HIGH SCHOOL for GIRLS, OAK- JLi- FIELD, CAERAU PAftK, NEWPORT. NEXT TERM will BliGIN on THURSDAY, 21st inst. No notice for boarders. Terms moderate. Care- ful, Moral, and Social Training. A separate Prepara- tory Department for little Boys. Pupil, prepared for the Public Local Examinations. Highest references. TWO SCHOLARSHIPS,tenable for one y< ar,wiil be awarded to Candidates not already in the School, and not more than twelve years of age. Names to be sent in before 21st inst. For Terms, &c., address Mrs DIMMER, The Lady Principal. 4068 CLYTHA COLLEGE, CLYFFARD CRESCENT, CAERAU ROAD, and north end of York-place, Stow Hill (near St. Woollos Church). A FIRST-CLASS MODERN SCHOOL FUR BOYS. Certificated and University Men. TERM BEGINS MONDAY, APKIL 18TH. Splendid Premises, with larsre Playground. Preparation for the various Public Examinations, Law, Medicine, Civil Service, &C- ADDRESS :—HEAD MASTER (MR SIEVERDIN) BRO. DAWEL, York-place, Provision is made for Boys living at a distance to dine with the Boarders. 4084 ABERGAVENNY. BERGAVENNY "LADIES' SCHOOL MILFORD HOUSE. PRINCIPAL MRS YATES. The educational advantages are of a superior kind and the establishment is so conducted as to ensure the happiness and well being of pupils. Numerous certificates have been obtained by pupils at the Local Examinations also an Exhibition from the South Wales College, Cardiff. Terms 011 application Next Term Day, Tuesday, April 26th, 1837. 1064 A vacancy for an Articled Pupil. 1064 BRECON. CHRIST COLLEGE, BRECON. SCHOLARSHIP NOTICE. EIGHT SCHOLARSHIPS at least will be OFFERED for COMPETITION in May, of the value of £ 20 to 1:30 The examination will begin on May 3rd. For further particulars, apply to Rev D. LEWIS LLOYD, Head Mister 3197 CHELTENHAM, /COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS? y-' NORTHAMPTON HOUSE, BATH ROAD, CHELTENHAM. Established 1870.—PRINCIPAL—Rev. W. BARWELL, assisted by carefully selected resident and visiting masters. The School Course includes English, Modern I.aii-uages, Classical and Mathematical studies. Pupils carefully prepared for Public Examin. ations, and are fitted for commercial or professional life. Earnest attention paid to the moral habits, health, comfort, and happiness of the pupils. Athletic, swim. mmg, and gymnastic exercises encouraged. Excellent accommodation for boarders. Highest references. Terms moderate and inclusive. Tue School re-opsna January I9tb, 1887. Ii34 (gimration. HEREFORD. EP,EFORD LA DIES' COLLEGE -H COMPANY, LIMITED. The County of Hereford is celebrated for its salu- brity, and excellent Masters for Accomplishments are engaged. Terms for Boarders under 12 years of age, 2b Guineas per annum ditto. above 12 years of age, 30 Guineas per annum. For Prospectuses apply to Mrs Jacob, the Lady Principal, Hereford or to the Secretary, Mr Maddison, Ledbury. 1087 The Next Term (fommences Friday, 6th May. HEREFORD COUNTY COLLEGE.— Preparation for the Universities, Professional and Commercial Life. Special Classes for Civil Service Examinations. New and substantial buildings, with Chapel, Laboratory, &c. Inclusive Fees for Boarders, B36 a year Day Boys, JE8 a year Reduction to Brothers. The NEXT TERM will BEGIN on FRIDAY, MAY 6th. For list of recent successes, and full particulars, apply to the Rev. the Headmaster. 4061 ABERGAVENNY. ABERGAVENNY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Boarders are received by the Head Master healthy locality, comfortable home, excellent table, thorough education. During last nine years 98 per cent of candi- dates have passed Cambridge local examination 65 per cent. in honours. Special distinctions in Latin, mathematics, &c. Next term begins 2ud May. 485 GLOUCESTER. LOUCESTER COUNTY SCHOOLS G (Organised by Prebendary Brereton). GIRLS—RIBSTON HALL I GLOUCESTER BOYS-HEMPSTED COURT j GLOL^I^K. Fees for Boarders E14 0 0 per Term. for Day-pupils £ 3 3 0 Next term begins Tuesday, 19th April, 1887.—For full particulars apply to the Secretary, at either address. æ MONMOUTH. T. JOHN'S, MONMOUTH.—Prepara- tory Sebool for Boys.—Mrs Marshall, assisted by efficient English arid Foreign teachers, prepares boys in all subjects, with the view of their entering Mon- in all subjects, with the view of their entering Mon- mouth Grammar School, or any first grade school. Extensive recreation grounds, commauding a view of the country. Prospectus, with references, on applica- tion. 443 CHEPSTOW. JG MAUR COLLEGE, CHEPSTOW. PRINCIPALs-THE MISSES THOMAS. Highest references. Great success in examinations. Beautiful recreation grounds. Terms moderate and inclusive. Vacancies for boarders. 15j USK. USK HIGH SCHOOL.—Principal, Miss CDLLEN. Q.S. Cert. Music. Miss K. M. CULLEN, I.C.M. Honours. Complete English Course, Drawing, Languages. A few vacancies for weekly boarders. Full particulars on application to above. Next term commences April 20th, 529 NORTH TAWTON, NORTH DEVON. "^OPvTH TAWTON SCHOOL. PATRON-The Eari of PORTSMOUTH A thoroughly useful and practical education, with preparation for various examinations. Boarders from £211Jer annum. 1076 Prospectus and honour list from the Head Master. LLANDOVERY. THE COLI,EGE, LLANDOVERY. WARDEN AND HEADMASTER Rev. J. OWEN, M.A.. late Scholar of Jesus College, Oxford 2nd Class Classical Mods. 2nd Class Mathe- matical Mods. 2nd Class Mathematical Finals, late Welsh Professor and Classical Lecturer, St. Davids College, Lampeter. AASISTANT MASTERS Rev. E. J. M'CLELLAN, B.A., late Ha-stings-Exbibi. tioner. Queen's College, Oxford 1st Class Classical WINTER, B. A., late Open Matb. Exhibitioner, St. John's College, Cambridge 6th Jumor Op- time. „ L T J RICHARDS, B.A., late Open Scholar, Merton Scholar, Oxford, 1st Class Mathematical Mods. 1st Class Mathematical Finals 1st Class Science Finals; Highly Distinguished for the Junior Uni. versitv Mathematical Scholarship. G. H. JONES, B.A.. late Scholar Jesus: College, Ox- ford, and Powis Exhibitioner 1st Class Classical Mods. 2nd Class Classical Fitials Chancellor's Latin Essay. Rev. G. G. COULTON, B,A., late Open Classical Scholar, St. Catherine's College, Cambridge; tJollegc, Oxford 2nd Class Classical Mods. SflS Finals 2nd Class History Finals. R. J. EDWARDS, M.A., late Scholar Lincoln Col- lege, Oxford 1st Class Classics 2nd Class Mathe- matical Mods. 3rd Class Classical Finals formerly Classical Master, King William's College, Isle of Man. F. E. CHAPMAN, B.A., late Exhibitioner Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge; 3rd Class Classical Tripos. DRAWING. D. SAUNDERS THOMAS, Certificated Teacher of the Sciencc and Art Department, South Kensington. 'DRILL Sergeant-Instructor LAFFERTY, R.V. Preparations for Scholarships at the Universities a special class for London Matriculation preparations for Preliminary Professional Examinations French a Regular Form Subject a Modern Side in two Sets (1) for Engineering (2) for B inks and Commercial Life. Music the only subject charged extra. Chemical Laboratory, Library, Studies, Sanatorium, Fields for Cricket and Football, and Fives Courts. Boys attend place of worship selected by Parents. No religious restrictions attached to Scholarships. There has never yet been any epidemic in the School Boarders are received by the Warden and by Mr M'Clellan. Thirty-four Scholarships tenable at the school total Value, over F,500 a year. THE NEXT TERM COMMENCES THURSDAY, APRIL 28th. STAFFORDSHIRE. TETTENHALL COLLEGE, STAFFORD- SHIRE. JL SHIRE. The NEXT TERM WILL COMMENCE on TUES- DAY, the 3rd of MAY NEXT. For particulars with respect to Terms, Scholarships, &c., and for Lists of Honours, apply to the Head Master. 4103 ildtmous .^mnas. ITNITARIA SERVICES. TEMPLARS' HALL, WEST END ROYAL ARCADE ——— 1040 TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), April 17th. Services—Morning at 11; Evening, 6.30. QARTON'S J3RIZE "jyjEDAL -A-LES. CRAS. li &RTON AND CO. G Beg leave to announce that their Beers can no longer be obtained of Messrs Evans and Co., Grocers, High- street, Cardiff, as heretofore, and that their Prize Medal and other Ales are now supplied Dire;t from their Stores at R. BURTON AND SONS, CANAL WHARF, SOUTH CHURCH-STREET CARDIFF. Per GaBun. PALE ALE 1/6 to 1/8 MILD" .1/2 to 1/6 I GOLDEN ALE 12\ LIGHT BITTER ALE \j. I Brewed especially for private familes, f and recommended for their absolute I purity, delicacy of flavour, and I valuable tonic properties. J .STOUT ill. to 1/4 In Nine and Eighteen Gallon Casks. ——— 3916 THE BREWERY, BRISTOL. QTIb'jrS SJ AKLti. -'ioia in in. ric.LuL: lioses. I s Sold in 51b. Packets. CJTIFF'S STARCH. '^0VMQU^YEEU BES QTIFF'S STARCH. SX^NONDWI. IO For Collars. IO For Collars. QTIFF'S STARCH. ^RISLT!L?NDS- For tShirt Froucs Q TIFF'S STARCH, for For Culls. STIFF'S STARCH, Fo: 14ice. I For Linen, OTIFFS .STARCH. gfSSfe QTIFF'S "STARCH. 'Ask for Stiff's Starch. I K3 Note the Caution Label tj TIFF'S'STARCH, Observe the Trade Nlark o bold by Grocers. fi'Hm STARCH. s" bISS'W Q TIFF'S STARCH. Co.. IO I: 919 3915 RKDCUKK-S'' 1:RJST< L R. H. II. Å SEMAN, 2, 3, 4, and 5, BROADMEAD, BRISTOL, MAKERS OF LEATHER MACHINE BELTING AND HOSE PIPES. ENDLESS BELTS FOR THRESHING MACHINES, &c. PRICE LISTS ON APPLICATION. 3795 L T-TMBAGO RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, PAINS IN THE BACK, immediately cured by D R. J^ELSON'S pAIN pLASTER. Post free for 12 stamps. LTOYD. CHEMIST BRIDGEND. 3044 public Nliliisrmrnis. CARDIFF. THEATRE ROYAL, CARDIFF. LESSEE AND MANAGER.Mr EDWARD FLETCHER ACTING MANAGER JOHN SHERIDAN TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), Last Night of Mr W. Bourne and his Celebrated Company, in the Great Drama, AN TO mA N. This mo"t successful Drama has now been performed for 800 nights, and witnessed by over 400,000 persons. Startling Mechanical Effects-Thrinins Sensational Tableaux—See the Portland Convict Scene—See the Great Railway Collisioii-See the Exciting Barn Scene. MONDAY NEXT, April 18th, )1r Mulholland's new play. MIZPAH.. „ Doors open 7. Commence 7.30. Half-price 9. Box Plan at Thompson and Shackell's. Ltd. 1041 TWICE 3 AND 8 DAILY. VICTORY IS OURS O'CLOCK. TWICE The Favourite 3 AND 8 DAILY. ENTERTAINMENT O'CLOCK. TWICE For the 3 AND 8 DAILY. EASTER HOLIDAYS O'CLOCK. TWICE Pronounced by the entire 3 AND 8 DAILY. Press and Public to be the O'CLOCK. TWICE pre-eminent exhibition of its 3 AND 8 DAILY. class extant. The most varied O'CLOCK. TWICE Entertainment on earth. 3 AND 8 DAILY. SICEK NO FURTHER; O'CLOCK. TWICE BETTER CANNOT BE 3 AND 8 nAILY. FOUND. O'CLOCK. TWICE ——— 3 AND 8 DAILY. T>OOLE'S ROYAL q'CLO CK. mnv JUBILEE O'CLOCK TWICE MYRIORAMA I 3 AN^V s DAILY Beyond question the Grandest O'CLOCK. TWICE Production of the Age. 3 AND 8 DAILY. O'CLOCK. TWICE RAND RILRCUS, 3 AND 8 DAILY. \JT Vy O'CLOCK. TWICE CARDIFF. 5 AND 8 DAILY. NOW OPEN, O'CLOCK. TWICE Twice Daily during Easter 3 AND 8 DAILY. Week, at 3 and 8 O'CLOCK. TWICE Prices of admission, 3s, 2s, 3 AND 8 DAILY. Is, and 6d. Tickets and plan O'CLOCK. TWICE at Thompson and Shackell's 3 AND 8 DAILY. Music Saloon. O'CLOCK. TWICE ——— 3 AND 8 DAILY. GEORGE POOLE'S O'CLOCK. TWICE Latest. Greatest, Grandest, and 3 AND 8 1) KILY. most Successful Enterprise a O'CLOCK. TWICE Magnificent Colossal, and 3 AND 8 DAILY. Entirely New O'CLOCK. ffil. E0JvA,HoJr?MAEE TWICE M1KIORAMA, 3 AND 8 DAILY Portraying O'CLOCK. TWICE GALLANT DEEDS OF 3 AND 8 DAILY. DARING VALOUR O CLOCK. TWICE PERFORMED BY BRITAIN'S 3 AND 8 DAILY "HEROES DURING HER O'CLOCK. TWICE MAJESTY'S REIGN 3 AND 8 DAILY. See the Egyptian, Burmese, O'CLOCK. TWICE and the Servo-Bulgarian Wars. 3 AND 8 DAILY. All Events of Importance O'CLOCK. TWICE IN THE SOUDAN AND THE 3 AND 8 DAILY. NILE EXPEDITION! O'CLOCK. TWICE. Gen. Gordan at Khartoum. 3 AND 8 DAILY. Gen. Stewart's Victory O'CLOCK. TWICE at Abu Klea. 3 ANI) 8 DAILY. March-past of the Anelo- O'CLOCK. TWICE Indian Forces at Rawul Pindi. 3 AND 8 DAILY THE O'CLOCK. TWICE COLINDERIES EXHIBITION 3 AND 8 TWICE COLINDERIES EXHIBITION 3 AND 8 DAILY BY DAY AND ELECTRIC O'CLOCK. TWICE LIGHT, &c. 3 AND 8 DAILY, The whole accompanied and O'CLOCK. TWICE enlivened by 3 AND 8 DAILY. POOLE'S ACME CONCERT O'C I,OCK. TWICE COMPANY OF 3 AND 8 DAIIN, STAR ARTISTES. O'CLOCK. TWICE ORCHESTRAL & MILITARY 3 AND 8 DAILY. BANDS. O'CLOCK. TWICE The whole forming the most 3 AND 8 DAILY, rechcrche and complete Exhi- O'CLOCK. TWICE bition ever presented. 13 AND 8 DAILY. I Sols Proprietor, Mr G. POOLE. O'CLOCK. TWICE Manager, Mr J. J. TAYLOR. 3 AND 8 DAILY. 224e 3?14 O'CLOCK. LEVINO I EVINO'S JNEW HALL, ItVINO JLi QUEEN-STREET LEVI NO (Formerly Crockherbtown), LEVINO OPPOSITE FREDERICK-STREET. L E V IN 0 CARDIFF. LEV IN 0 ——— I. E V I N 0 OPEN EVERY EVENING. LEVINO LEVINO MOST SUCCESSFUL LEV I N 0 OPENING. LEVINO L V I 0 IMl\IEN:E SUCCESS OF THE LEVI N O TALENTED ^COMPANY LEVINO STERLING ARTISTES. LEVI NO PROF. DOLPH LEVINO. LEVINO MESMERIST. LEVINO ——— LEVINO Popular prices:-3d, 6d, Is, 2s, and LEVINO 2s bd. LEVI NO Doors open at 6.45, commence at 8. LEVI NO.1 3952 Carriages at 10.30. 234e SCIENTIFIC DRESS CUTTING )0 ILLUSTRATE Miss ROSSITOR (from London) will deliver Two Lectures in LESSER PARK-HALL, on THURSDAY, APRIL 21st. Afternoon L-cture at 3 p.m., Evening Lecture at 7.15 p.m. Admission- Sixpence; Reserved Seats, Is. Tickets at Dobbin's, Bookseller, Crockherbtown and St. Mary-street. 324 COUTH WALES CHORAL UNION K3 ESTABLISHED 1873. PRESI DENT THE RIGHT HON. LORu ABERDARE. TRUSTEES Right Hon. Lord Windsor, Sir William Thomas Lew's, W. T. Crawshay, Esq., Cvfarthfa Lewis Davis, Esq., Ferndale. THE ABOVE SOCIETY WILL GIVE A GRAND PERFORMANCE OF MEINDELSSOHNIS ST. pAUL, AT THE PARK HALL, CARDIFF, ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20TH, 1887, Assisted by the folio wins; well-known Artistes SOPRANO MADAME WILLIAMS-PENN. CONTRALTO MISS BLODWEN JONES, R.A M. TENOR: EOS MORLAIS. BASS: MR LUCAS WILLIAMS. GRAND CHOIR OF 500 VOICE-, Comprised of Sections from Cardiif, Pontypridd, Ystrad, Treberbert, Mountain Ash, and Abercarne. Larder of the Orchestra, Mr Theo. Carrington, Bristol; Grand Organ, Mr W. T. Avlward, Cardiff. CONDUCTOR-" CARADOG." Balcony (reserved), 5s; Front seats (reserved), 3s, which can be booked at Mr W. Lewis's, Duke-street, Cardiff; second seats, 2s promenade, Is. Doers open at 6.30 p.m., concert to commence at 7.4o p.m. sharp. Carriage; may be ordered for 10.30 p.m. SPECIAL TRAINS will run .s follows :-Leaving Aber- carne (G.W.R.) at 1.15 p.m.. Newport 1.50 p.m., re- turning from Cardiff (G.W. it.) at 11.1b p.m, (see special excursion bills). Leaving Cardiff (T.V.R.) at 11.10 p.m. for Treherbert. Aberdare, Merthyr, and inter. mediate stations. Passengers may be booked from T.V.R. Stations by any train at a fare and a quarter on presentation of Members' or Concert Tickets. Penarth train leaves G.W.R. Station at 10.50 p.m. Concert Tickets may be purchased at any of the Booking Offices. 4092 OWING to the altogether UNPRECE- DENTED SUCCESS (for Cardiff) and the Daily Crowded State of the Exhibition Room, Messrs FROST and REED have prevailed upon the Publishers to EXTEND the HOURS, and have arranged for SPECIAL EVENING EXHIBITIONS OF IGHT IN JJARKNESS" ("LUX IN TENEBRIS"), An Allegorical Picture, Painted by her Majesty's Limller. Silt NOEL PATON, P.R.A.S., R.S.A., LL.D. ON VIEW DAILY, AT 24, HIGH-STREET. Hours: 10 to I, and 2 to 5. Admission, 6d. SPECIAL BRILLIANTLY ILLUMI- NATED EVENING EXHIBITIONS, From 7 to 9 Every Night. IMPORTANT NOTICE. THE above is the famous work which lias TWICE been exhibited before the QUEEN ar.d ROYAL FAMILY, by thespeci.ddesi e of HER MAJESTY, and which has attracted such immense crowds in London an i the Provinces, over ONE MILLION PER-ONS having seen it during its tour seventy thousandhavina paid for admission at Birmingham alone. No lwer of High Art should fail to see this wondrous conception, and a work in the reviewing of which the pre-eminent art critic, Mr JOHN RUSKIN, says None but a Poet could have painted such a Picture." Evening Exhibitions every Night from 7 to 9 3951 PICTURE FRAMING, GILDING liESTOKING, on th^ Premises by I, N COMPETENT WORKMEN, At prices w hi ch wi!! favounbly compare witb any House in the Kingdom. J. R. WOOD, 197e FINE ART GALLERY, 3654 3 CASTLE-STREET (opposite the Castle), CARDIFF THE GREAT 1:1,0(1) J'UKJ EI EK THOMPSON'S BURDOCK PILLS over- couieidie worst forms of diseases, and the fouiest state of tbeDlood, stomaeii liver, and kidneys they go I to, he cora of every disease, where no other medicine. have Dower to reacu. The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER cures the foiJowin4 complaintsIndigestion, or wind in the stomach o: bowels giddiness in the head, dimness of sight, weak or sore eyes, loss of memory, paipitation of the heart, liver, ana bilious obstructions, asthma, or tightness in the chest rheumatics, lumbago, piles, gravei, pains in the back, scurvy, bad legs bad breast, sore throat, sore beads aud sores of ail descriptions, burns, wounds, or wilite swellings, scrofula, or king's evil, gatherings tumours or cancers, pimpies or blotches on the face and body, sweiled feet or legs, scabs and itch, erysiueias jaundice, and dropsy, and fevers oi ail kinds. in boxes at lid and 2s 9d each, sold by most Chemists, or from the Burdock Pill Manufactory 4-t Ox "I'd-street. Swansea. 1004 B ORO UG H OF NEWPORT. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, 12, Merchant-st. (back of Town-ball), Corooraticn blll-Doster and crier. Rents the principal hoardings and stations in NewDort and Neighbourhood. Two good bill-posters kept. Work attended to with quick despatch. Town and country. Old established-more tlian a quarter of a canturv 8052-1028 Jpublir innstrarnts. CARDIFF. TO-NIGHT. LA,ST OF THE SEASON. LARGE PARK HALL, CARDIFF. MR. \y O D D S I BENEFIT CONCERT, Under Distinguished Patronage, SATURDAY, APRIL 16iH. MISS MEREDY'TH ELLIOTT MISS MAGGIE JONES MOREWOOD I EOS MORLAIS MR J. E DEACON MR RICHARD t'.LLIOl t MR S W. ALL; PENDRAGOIS. SOLO PIANOFORTE Mis KOSlCELL. Mis UiGHTON TRICE, SOLO ORGAN Mr THEO. E. ALWARD. (His First Appearance in the Park Ilall.) MONSIEUR GUIBAL ai d MISS MARIE G ELF. VILLE have kindly consented to give their M A R V E I4 L O U S SEANCE. Doors open at 7. Commence 7.31 AdClijon-Balcony. 244e 2s Frosit Seats, Is; Area, 6d. 408b ABERAVON. A B E R A V 0 N Last Night, April 36 COWBRIDGE, 3 Nights, April 18, 19, and 20. TO-NIGHT, SATVJRDAY, April 16th, at 7.45, MISS INER HOWARD'S COMPANY, in the Great Drama MAN TO MAN, By William Bourne. Miss Iner Howard, supported by Miss Flora Clitherow, Mr Harry E. Howard, Mr James Cumberland, and powerful company of London Artistes, in the Great Convict Scene and the Escape in the Fog; the Great Railway Scene; the Thrilling Barn Scene; in MAN TO MAN. 4001 Business Manager Mr ALGERNON STAVERTON. Local Manager Mr PHILIP R. JAMES. Prices 2s, Is, & 6d. Dt ors open 7.15 Commence 7.45. TYNEWYDD. nUYNEWYDD, TREHERBERT. LOOK OUT FOR THE FIRST ANNUAL GRAND SPORTS at the abrrie place, On MONDAY, MAY 16th, 1887. For Entry Terms, & J. H. WILLIAMS, Hon. Sec.. Welcome Home Hotel, Treherbert. OSzenrsums. EASTER OLIDAY S. EXCURSIONS BETWEEN WESTON AND CARDIFF, By the Saloon St.TCner LADY MA R G A R E T (Wind, weatller, and circumstances permitting). FROM CARDII F. FP.,Vll WESTON. Sat.,Ap. 16-2 p.m. Sat.. Ap. 16—3.30p.m. fhe regular service will commence in May for full particulars see local time tables and iHdls. 3923 -o!:tís. l INNERS, 7d. —BRISTOL.—WOOD'S, 21 and 22, Broadmead. Plain Tea, 3d; -or Breakfast, Meat and Bread, (t. Good Heds, Is and Is od. 1177 ESTABLISHED 18ba F you W A N T REALLY GOOD SUBSTANTIAL FURN I T U R F, AT PRICES WHICH WILL ASTOUND YOU, GO TO BEVAN AND QOMPANY, "T HE CARDIFF F URNISHEI RS," 21, DUKE-STREET, CARDIFF, Who, being large buyers for Cash only, can and do sell at such prices as to DEFY COMPETITION While their Ion: experience in the trade is a sufficient guarantee that none but thoroughly ood and well-seasoned goods will be supplied—in fact, every article is warranted. THE LARGEST SELECTION OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, LINOLEUMS, FLOOR CLOTHS, CARPETS, CUTLERY, Ac., IN CARDIFF OR SOUTH WALES. A six-roomed house comfortably furnished far Thirty Guineas! No other firm "ell at anything approaching B. & Co.'s prices. All Goods delivered free by road or rail. Illustrated I catalogues post free on application. B EV A NAN D QOMP ANY, THE CARDIFF FU.KNISHERS," 21 DUKE gTREET (Ten doors from Castle entrance), CARDIFF. 12/8 PERSONS wishing to MAKE MONEY at a minimum risk by small transactions for Quick profit in STOCKS and SHARES (Bo doubled frequently in a few hours) should investigate H. B. SMITH'S SYSTEM, the popularity of which is evidenced by the crowded state of his commodious suite of offices. Each B5 commands £ 1,0C0 Stock without further liability. Full Explanatory Pamphlet free. Management of accounts undertaken and Stocks selected, if desired, on terms to be had oil application. Average duration of operations, three days. The "Civil Service Gazette" says:—"This gentle- man's bona fides are indisputable. The "Sunday T,mes" Whsu a Stockbroker offers to produce his banker's passbook for inspection of intending clients and authorises his bankers to disclose his balance, ilie inference is that clients will be treat, (I honestly. This is what Mr H. B. Smith, the well- known Stockbroker, of 110, Cannon-street, offers in his circular to d The Financial News Mr Smith's circulars do not emanate from some attic or g,rret occupied by firms whose names are even unknown to London oper- ators." The" Court Journal" says The throng of oper- ators dealing with Mr Smith is quite astounding, and is a sufficient testimony to the popularity of his trans. actions." Telegrams and al information free. H B. SMITH, Sworn Broker, 110, JH. Cannon-street, London, E.C. 3468 74 QUEEN STIEET. C. W. BULLETT AND CO. WAREHOUSE FOR JAPANESE, CHINESE, TURKISH, AND FRENCH FA N C Y G 0 0 D S, CARDIFF. ART NEEDLEWORK AND PEARSALL S SILIvS AT LOWEST PRICES. 3508 ^EVERN TUNNEL. — CARRIAGES. Messrs EDWARD ROGERS and COMPANY, CARRIAGE BUILDERS, BRISTOL, have nwde arrnnsements by whith they are enabled to PAY THE CARRIAGE ONE WAY upon all vehicles sent to them for repairs from Newport or Cardiff. To ensure this please consign "P>rG.W.It., via SeT ern TUllnel Carriage Paid" upon the upward journey; and upon completion of the repairs, under the concession ob- tained, Messrs ROGERS UNDERTAKE TtIK RETURN CHARGES FREE OF COST to their Patrons, thus bringing the carriage-users of the Principality into closer touch with the advantages of an extensive coachbuilding centre. Messrs Rogers are frequently in the neighbourhood, and, upon applica- tion, are pfea.sed to furnisn estimates either for con. struction or repairs. PRIZE MEOALS AND AWARDS LONDON, DUBLIN, BRISTOL. "THEIR PRODUCTIONS-CHEAP. SUB. STANTIAL, ELEGANT." JQDWARD ROGERS AND COMPANY, CARRIAGE BUILDERS. BRISiOL. 3S2 B ILL-POSTING AT NEWPORT, MON. J. DE REES, 180 COMMERCIAL-ROAD, NEWPORT, BILL-POSTER and DELIVERER for TOWN and COUNTRY Rents all the principal Hoarding's in Ne-wpor.. &c Work executed with Os1)II,t.,eh 1009 TOWLE'S PENNYROYAL and STEEL PILLS FOR FEMALES quickly correct all irregu- arities and relieve the distressing s vm ptonis so prevalent with the sex. Boxes, Is I-Ad and 2s 9d, of all chemists Sent anywhere for 15 or 3i stamps, by The Lincoln and Midland Ccuaties Drug Co., uincoia.—Beware ef Imitations 1013 IBiisiness 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, & 14. ST. MARY STREET' » lb, & 16, TRIMTY-STRliET AND WHARTON BUILDINGS, CARDIFF. HOWELL AND QOMFANV'S GREAT SALE OF FURNITURE Now OK- w> LEWIS AND E WIS, £ JABINET ly/J AN U EA CTURERS AND Q A R PET y\J ARE H OUSEMEN. SHOW ROOMS. Parties Furnishing should Not Fail to Inspect the Large and Valuable Stocks oi Cabinet Furniture, Carpets, Curtains, &e., of this well-known Firm, who do not sell common and worthless articles, but supply Goods of Reliable Quality at the Lowest of Puces. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. M ANUFACTOHY. ARTISTIC UPHOLSTERY AND CABINET MANUFACTURING IN Ai.L lis BRANCHES. Any Article of Furniture or Fittings for Houses and Offices made from thoroughly seasoned timber 10 Architects' designs. Estimates Free. E W I S AND E W I s 23, DUKE-STREET, CARDIFF, 32Co 137, COMMERCIAL STREET, NKWl'OR'f. Jp I A N O F O R T E TUNING. rpHOMPSON AND gHACKELL, LIMITED, PIANOFORTE. AMERICAN ORGAN. AND UAR- MONIUM DEALERS. I.NIPORTER., AXD EXPORTER-. OnGA BUILDERS. MUSICAL INSTRUMENT DEALERS. MUSIC SELLERS. &c., Ac., QUEEN'S-JgUILDlNGS, £ 1ARDIF5 A NO 4" 97 and 98, OXFORD STREET. SWANSEA. 35, COMMERCIAL-STREET. NEWPORT, MON., llt), HIGH STREET, MERTHY" 146, WESTGATE STREET, GLOUCESTER, Under the Patronage of the Marquess ap Bi TK. Earl CAWDOR, LORU DVNI-OR, Lolt8 ,TER:-FI, i.oar> WINDSOR. LORD ABKRDARK. VISCOI NT EMLVN, and the leading Re. ldwts in the district. Tuners by Appointment to the University College of Wales, Howell's School, &c Average 1II'J':r. of t"iano" Tnned. One Thousand per Iunth. AtteivK«ate respectfully invited to the following TESTIMONIALS. :rDm Messrs BRixn>Mi Ai> nH SONS. September ath, 1S86 To THOMPSON AND SHACK kh. Limited, Cardiff. Dear Sirs,-Kiic)wiiig from lanfi experience the excel. lence of your staff of Pianoforte Tuners (many of whom were tnuned in our factory), we have much pleasure in advising our friends to s-eure your assistance wherever we have an opportunity of doing so. We ai-e ure that whatever Piano may be placed under your care will have proper attention, ami we, therefore. with confidence recommend your e*iesnied tirui Wa are, Dear Sirs, very trulv yours. JOHN BRINSM,KAO AMI .SONS V From Messrs COLLARD ANT) C<».i,ARIV London, 16, Grosvenor-screet, Urosvauoi -squure We have much pleasure in recommending Messrs THOMPSON AND SHACKKI.L, Limited, Catdifl. who we have no doubt will be able to atteii.1 to your Piano- forte tatiflactorily, as they are accustomed to tune out-in:st,raiiiezits.-Yout,s obediently. COI.1,ARI) ANi) C-01,1,ARI). rjlUNING AND REPAIRING JQEPARTMENT. THOMPSON AND SHACKELL, LIMITKP, havt n la!'e and experienced staff of Tuners from Broad- ivood's, Collard's, Brinsmead's, Kirkman's, and mher eminent London Firms, aiiti are, therefore, prepared to send any distance at the shoi-;es^ n<>ce. orders may be addressed to CARPIir, SWANSEA, NEWTORT, MKKTUVR, orOi,oi'CK»Ti;u. ORGAN TUNING AND REPAIRING IV ALL ITS BRANCHES. TERMS FOR TUNING Cottajje Piano—Single Tuning, from 5s 6d to 5s Yearly, from 14s to 21s. ;OH BY ROYAL APPOINTMENT. O PE ARM A N S SERGES. The Royal KJ Devonshire, according to the Queer, without a rival. 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