Advertising|1890-01-30|South Wales Daily News

dipping Notices. AND BORDEAUX The CARDIFF STEAMSHIt Jgj^SS!LCOMPANY'S FIRST CLASS SCRKW ^SaS^^Sl-EAMERS will sail as follows DORDOGNE_ Bordeaux for Cardiff „ Jan. 30 SCHELDT .Newport for Bordeaux..„ ..Jan. 23 W nu Foods and passengers. For Rates of freight, Ac., apply to Messrs Jno. Whit- bam and Sons, Agents, 2, Rue Lafayette Bordeaux; and at the Offices of the Company, 01, Mount stuart- square, Cardiii. 1071 9481 HOOPER. CAMPBELL «fc CO.. Managers. EDWARDS' CARDIFF & NEW YORK J2J STEAMSHIP LINE. The Steamers of this Line will be Despatched as under :— NEW YORK TO CARDIFF. "BHOSINA" s.s., 4,000r, about 6th FEBRUARY, Followed by the "RHODORA s.s., 4,000r., about 24th FEBRUARY, NEWPORT t SWANSEA TO NEW YORK. EHODORA," 4,000 tons-NEWPORT. 1st Feb. SWANSEA 4th Feb. THROUGH BILLS of LADING issued to and from Stations in South Wales and Midland Counties and the principal places in Europe, United States, and Canada. For Freight and other particulars apply to EDWARDS. ROBERTSON and CO., Cardiff and Newport; TURNER, EDWARDS and CO., Bristol; EARBElt and CO., 3a, Broadway, New York. 1612 /^> A M E It 1 U A N L I N u,. /&\ £ rh 1-1. UNITED STATES MAIL .MWJ uMOCST E AMEKii. LIVERPOOL TO PHILA DELPHIA EVERY WEDNESDAY. Passengers and goods landed at Philadelphia on the Wharf of the Pennsylvania Railroad. The shortest and best route to the West. For further particulals apply to RICHARDSON, SPENCE, & CO., 19 and 22, Water-street, Liverpool. C. J. CUDLIPP, Cattle road, Cardiff JONES BROS. and Co., Bute Docks, Cardilf, and at Dock. street, Newport; S. J. DAYIKS, 9, Edward-place Cardiff; TILNKY and Co., Abertillery; J. MORGAN, Post Office Pontypool J. THOMAS, Tredegar W A". H. AUSTIN, Neath.road, Landote; A. DAVIES 21, Meckan-street, Pontlottyn ELIZABETH DAVlS, 52 Pontmorlais, Merthyr AUSTIN A sn.COCKS, Swansea JAMES ROBERTS, South Wales Emigration Office Pontypridd; A. H. THOMAS, Church.street, Blaina and W- H. HITCHINQS, Agent, Aberkenfig 1016 INMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. -M- INMAN & INTERNATIONAL STEAMSHIP Co., LTD LIVERPOOL to NEW YORK every WEDNESDAY. Calling at Queenstown every Thursday. Apply to lllCHARDSON, SPENCE, & CO., 22, Water-street, Liverpool or to S. J. Davies, 9, Edward's-place, Queen-st, Cardiff; T. C. Howe and Co., Steamship Brokers, Cardiff; C. J. Cudlipp, Castle-road, Cardiff; O. P. Edmunds, Post Office, Caerphilly; C. H. Perkins, 17, Somerset-place, Swansea; Austin & Silcock's, Swansea; T. H. Austin, Neath. road, Landore; D. S. Thom > British School, Llandovery; Josiah Davies, Great'Western House, LUanelly; H. Lewis, Old Market-street, Neath; D. L. Jones, Bookseller, 23, Villiers-street, Briton Ferry J.Roberts. Pontypridd. 1141 EMIGRATION TO QUEENSLAND JL-J BY STEAMER. FREE PASSAGES are granted to FEMALE SEE. VANTS, Housemaids, Laundresses, Cooks, &c., of good character, between 17 and 35 years of age, on payment of £1 for ship kit, and fare to depot in Lon. don, all of whom are in great demand in the Colony, and receive wages from £ 20 to £ 50 per annum, and board and lodging, An experienced Matron accom. panies each steamer, and, on arrival, passengers are received into the Government depot free of cost. Assisted passages are also Kranted to approved females, such as nurses, seamstresses, etc., and to labourers whose labour is connected with the land, such as ploughmen, gardeners, miners, navvies. Forms of application, rates of passage, band- books, and all other information may be obtained on application to THE AGENT-GENERAL FOR QUEENSLAND, Westminster Chambers, 1, Victoria-street, London, S. W. Or to OWEN* MORGAN, Ashgrove, TREFOREST. JAMES S. DENNIS, Market-street, TREDEGAR. All persons who pay their own passages to the Colony should apply for LAND ORDER WARRANTS before embarking. Forms and particulars to be obtained from tbe Shipping Firm" booking the passengers, or frOlll the Agent-General for Queensland. Warrants will not be issued to prsons applyil1 after they have left England. 1258 FTllOKkTS for AMERICA, CANADA, X AUSTRALIA, INDIA, CHINA, BUENOS AYRES, BERMUDA, THE CAPE, etc., can be had of the Authorised Agent of all ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS, Mr S. J. DAVIES, 9, Edward-place, Dear T.V.R. Station. Cardiff. 582 "|> AND O.—ORIENT AND UNION JLX LINKS.—Official Booking Office, 9, Edward- place, Cardiff-S. J. Davies, Agent. 583 lnliJíng Crimes. THE MONMOUTHSHIRE AND SOUTH WALES PERMANENT BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY. H. J. PARNALL. Esq., J.P., Chairman. RESERVE & CONTINGENT FUNDS :-£7,6061Ds 8d. ADVANCES On Freehold or Leasehold Securities. Easy Repayments. INVESTING OR PAID-UP SHARES (interest 5 per cent. yearly and bonus). DEPOSITS may be made daily, intdfost payable half- yearly at 4 per cent. Short notice of withdrawals. F. J. HliYBYRNE, Secretary. 173, COMMERCIAL-STREET. NEWPORT. 1194 SOUT.H WALES MERCANTILE BUILDING SOCIETY, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff.—The Directors are prepared to make Advances on Leasehold and Freehold Securities. Interest reduced balf per cent. on Olù and New Advances.- John Jen. kins, A.C.A.. Secretary. 1045 THE MERTHYR AND DOWLAIS -L BUILDING SOCIETY. — Offices, Glebeland House, Merthyr Tydfil.—Established 1872. Incorporated 1874.—Liberal Advances (£100 to £ 10,000).—Easy Re. payments in 3 to 17 years. Favourable Redomption Terms-Utmost Secrecy—Loans on Huildinlts in pro. ¡reslr-No Management Charges. DISTRICT AGENTS — Cardiff and Penarth, Mr J. Holloway, 12, Queen's Chambers. Cardiff; Caåoxtol 8nà Barry, Mr Lewis Lewis, Quarrella-street, Cadox. ton: Abertillery and District, Mr W. B. Harrison, Abertillery .LV tWpOrt and District, Mr H. A. Goodman, Architect, Newport; Swansea, Mr H. C. Higman, 101. Oxford-street, Swansea Pontypridd and Rhondda, Mr H. Porcher, Pontypridd; Carmarthenshire, Mr Isaac Phillips, Burry Port, R.S.O; Tredegar and Ebbw Vale, Mr J. D. Thomas, Aeron Villa, Rhymney. 105b Mr PETEH WILLIAMS. Secretary. ———■———Ct THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE.' CLARKE'S WORLD-FAMED BLOOD MIXTURE. Trade Mark—" Blood Mixture. THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND RESTORER SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, Blotches, Ulcera ted Sore Legs, Old SDres, ülandular Swellings Cancerous Ulcers,Spots, Pimples, Pustules Boil Carbuncles, Ringworms, Scald Heads, Sore Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Discolorations of the Skin, Humours and. Diseases of the Skin of what. ever name and nature, are literally carried out of the system in a short time by the use of this ■world-famed medicine THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS FROM ALL PARTS. 'Carlton, near Nottingham, FeIJruary 27,1883 'Messrs the Midland Counties Drug Company, Lincoln. Gentlemen,—Some ten years ago my wife became lame with ulcerated legs. I tried every recommenda- tion for a cure, and also a large number of doctors (some of them yery clever men with diseases of this kind), but to no effect. After being in this state for betwixt five and six years, I determined to try your Blood Mixture as a last resource, as she at tbat time appeared to be at death's door and had to be put to bed, having no use in her legs and I am thankful to say, after taking 13 of your small bottles she experienced a perfect cure. This is now four years ago since the Cure was effected, and there is no sign of the complaint returning. I may add that it had cost us scores of pounds trying one remedy after another previous to taking your invaluable medicine, for which I return you my sincere thanks.—I am, gentlemen, yours grate fully, C. S. P.S.—You may make what use of the above you think fit, but in the event oi advertising it kindly keep back my name. You can, however, refer anyone making private inquiries to my address as follows C. S.; Midland Station. Carlton, near Nottingham.' IMPORTANT ADVICE TO ALL.—Cleanse the vitiated blood whenever you find its impuri ties bursting through the skin in pimples, erup- tions, or sores cleanse it when you tind it ob. structed and 8lugish in the velDS; cleanse it when it is foul, and your feelings will tell you when. Keep the blood pure, and the health of the system will follow. As this Mixture is pleasant to the taste, and warrantee, free from anything injurious to the most delicate constitution of either sex, the pro- prietors solicit suffereTs to give it a trial to test its value. CLARKE'S WORLD-FAMED BLOOD MIXTURE Is sold in Bottles, 2s 9d each, and in Cases containin six times the quantity at lls each-sufficient to effect permanent cure in the great majority of long-standin cases—by all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendor throughout the world, o. sent on receipt of 33 or 132 stamps by the Proprietor. 1006 THE LINCOLN AND MIDLAND COUNTIES' DRUG COMPANY, Lincoln. TRADE IVURK-u HLOOD MIXTURE.' AMERICAN MANDRAKE PILLS The great remedy for Bili- JjANDRAKE ous and Liver Complaints, PILLS MANDRAKE Indigestion. Piles, & Gravel, PILLS ii^NDRAKE and the greatest Blood Puri- PILLS DRAKE tier of the age. PILLS JJ^DRAKK TESTIMONIAL. PILLS M A VI)RAKE Mr Keall, Maindee. PILLS A V^RAKE Sir,—1 consider your Ameri- PILLS D.kAKI!; can Mandrake Pills to be the PILLS MIVI, AKK greatest success the world has PILLS ever known.—I am, sir, yours PILLS £ Rfaithfully, F. H. HEWSON. PILLS Munday, Chemist, Cardiff. PILLS Robb, Chemist, Roath Gar- PILLS rett Brothers, Newport; J.G. PILLS Isaac (late Hayman), Che- PILLS .mist, Neath; Newberry anil PILLS Son. London. PILL3 Proprietor — Mr KEALL, PILLS 5*^5 Ohemist & Dentist, 199, High- PILLS MAN DKAKK Street, Swansea. 8076 1U12 PILLS tlAlOUFF -VDVEKTlbiiNU -CiUUL- J POSTING, AND CIRCULAR DISTRIBUTING COMPANY (LIMITED), OFFICES CASTLE CHAMBERS, 21, CASTLE.ST CARDIFF SECRETARY FRANK H SIMPSON. Best Permanent Posting Stations in Cardiff :ut «eiganourhood Contractors for ail descr u ions o. pq0rt,lsin? Circular Distributing jsc, « Ail oraers uromotly attendee to 104<> a[e5 by urtíøn. AUCTION APPOINTMENTS. Mr BRADLEY. Household Furniture, Cardiff Jan, 31 Messrs W. C. CLARKE & DOVEY. Household Furniture, etc., at Cardiff Jan. 30 High Bred Ewes and Lambs, at Gilestone. Jan 30 Leasehold Properties, at Cardiff .Feb. 13 Mr DAVID CULE. Family Residence, at Carmarthen .4"" .Feb. 1 Household Furniture & Effects, at Pantycelyn ..Feb 4 Messrs TREGERTHEN DUNN & Co. Steamship Shares, at Aberdare -;••• Jan. 30 Messrs GOTTWALTZ and BO WRING. Household Furniture, at Cardiff .Jan. 30, 31 Hunters, Harness Horses, &c., at Cardiff .Feb. 1 Leasehold Properties, at Cardiff.. Feb. 11 Messrs W. and S, HERN. Property in Oakfield-street, at Cardiff Feb, 10 Leasehold Properties, at Cardiff Feb. 17 Leasehold Properties, at Cardiff March 3 Two Cottages, at Cardiff ..March 10 Messrs H. HILL and CO. Household Furniture, at Swansea .Jan. 31 Mr LEWIS HOPKINS. Boots and Shoes, at Cardiff „Feb. 3 Household Furniture, at Cardiff Feb. 4 Messrs JENKINS, CLARKE, and CO. Properties, at Cardiff Feb. 6 Mr LATTY. Horses, &c., at Caidiff .Feb. 1 Messrs J. G. MADDOX & CO. Household Appointments, at Rooms ..A.Jan- 30 Messrs MORRIS & MARSHALL. Trees and Poles, at Newtown — —Feb. 4 Mr W. HARRY HERS. Plant, Machinery, Materials, at Briton Berry. Jan 30 Messrs EDWARD ROBERTS & SON. Leasehold Dwelling-house, at Swansea — Messrs SHORT & DUNN. Art Property, at Cardiff Jan. 30 & 31 Messrs STEPHENSON and ALEXANDER. Sheep, Bullocks. Ac., at Penmark «. Feb. 3 Sheep and Cattle, at Canton Fair Feb. 10 Messrs STRAKEfc AND SON. Valuable Timber, at Abergavenny Jan. 30 -i MESSRS W. and S. HERN will SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Royal Hotel, Cardiff, on MONDAY, the 10th February, 1890, at 7 p.m., the following valuable LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES, Viz, LOT 1.—All that well-built and convenient semi- detached VILLA, situate and being No. 26, Oaktield- street, Roath, containing b bedrooms, hot and cold bath, good garden. Held under lease for 99 years from the 2nd February, 1873, at a ground rent of S6 17s 9d per annum. LOT 2.—All that capital CORNER SHOP and PREMISES, situate and being No. 18, James-street, Bute Docks, Cardiff, having a side entrance. Held under lease for a term of 98 years from 24th June, 1853, at an apportioned Early possession of both these premises can be had. For further particulars as to Lot 2 apply to Mellsrs Downing and Handcock, Solicitors, Bute Docks, Cardiff; or as to both Lots, to the Auctioneers, 72 (94), St. Mary-street. 1'149 CLARE-STREET AND ELDON-ROAD, RIVERSIDE, CARDIFF. MESSRS W. and S. HERN have been instructed to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Royal Hotel, Cardiff, on MONDAY, the 17th day of February, 1890. at 7 p. m.. the following valuable LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES. VIZ :— LOT 1.—All that LEASEHOLD SHOP AND DWEL- LING-HOUSE, situate and being No. 2, Clare-street, Cardiff, now let to Mrs Smart, and held for a term of 99 years from 29th September, 1885, at a ground rent of £6 15s. This shop has a frontage of 22 feet. LOT 2.—All that conveniently and well-arranged VILLA RESIDENCE, situate and being No. 4, Clare- street, Cardiff, let to Mr Griffiths, and held for a similar term at a ground rent of £ 6 128. Lor .5.- All that conveniently and well-arranged VILLA RESIDENCE, situate and being No. 10, Clare- street, let to Mr Smith, and held for the same term and at same ground rent as Lot 1. LOT 4.—All that conveniently and well-arranged VILLA RESIDENCE, situate and being No. 12, Clare- street, now let to Mrs Cadle, and held for the same term and at same ground rent as Lot 3. Lor 5. — All that LEASEHOLD DWELLING- HOUSE and PREMISES, situate and being No. 37, Eldon-road, Cardiff, let to Mr David, and held for a term of 99 years from March 26th, 1882, at a ground rent of JB4 lis per annum. LOT 6.-No. 39, Eldon-road, let to Mrs Stevens, held for same terms as Lot 5 at a ground rent of B4 10?. LOT 7.-No. 41, Eldon-road, let to Mr Gordon, held for same terms ft-i Lot 6 at a ground rent of JS4 bs 6d. LOT 8.—No. 43, Eldon-road, let to Mr Griffiths, held for the same term as Lot 7 at a ground rent of R4 5s. For further particulars appiy to Messrs Spickett and Son, Solicitors. Pontypridd, or to the Auctioneers. 72 (94), St. Mary-street, CardiS. 1800 TEMPERANCE TOWN AND UPPER GEORGE. STREET, CARDIFF. MESSRS W. and S. HELtN have been instructed by the Executor of the late Mr Wil. liam Hannam to SIGLL by AUCTION, at the Royal Hotel, Cardiff, on MONDAY, the 3rd day of March, at 8 p.m. precisely, the following LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES, subject to the conditions of sale to be then and there produced LOT I.-The LEASEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, being No. 3D (fornieriy No.6), Eisteddfod-street, Tem. perance Town,Cardiff,held under lease for 98 years and 6 months (less three days) from the 1st day of Feb- ruary, 1858, at a ground rent of S2 lis 8d, now let at 10a a week, landlord paying taxes. LOT 2.—The two LEASEHOLD DWELLING- HOUSES, situate and being Nos. 37 and 39 (formerly Nos. 108 and 110), Upper George.street, Cathays, Cardiff, held under lease for 99 years from 2nd Feb- ruary, 1875, *t a ground rent ot £8138. No. 37 let at 8s a week, No. 39 vacant; landlord paying taxes. Further particulars may be obtained of the Auc. tioneers, at their Offices, 94, St. Mary-street, Cardiff, or of Messrs WALDRON & SON, Solicitors, 1813 St. Mary-street, Cardiff. SALE THIS DAY DUKE-STREET AUCTION-ROOMS, CARDIFF. ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 30rH, 1890. COMMENCING AT TWO O'CLOCK PRECISELY. SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. REMOVED FROM NEWPORT AND COWBRIDGE- ROADS, MARINE PARADE. PENARTH, AND OTHER PLACES. MESSRS J. G. MADDOX & CO. will SELL by AUCTION on the above date, a large assortment of very excellent HOUSEHOLD APPOINTMENTS, suitable for drawing, dining, and breakfast rooms, halls, and bedrooms. On view morning of sale. All Entries intended for this sale must be made not later than the day prior to the auction. Offices and Salerooms, 25, Duke-street, Cardiff, llll SALE THIS DAY. STEAMSHIP SHARES AT ABERDARE. MESSRS TREGERTHEN DUNN and CO. have received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at the Black Lion Hotel, Aberdare, on THURSDAY, January 30th, 1890, at 7 o'clock in the evening, the following STEAMSHIP SHARES, VIZ. :— 1 £100 Share (fully-paid) Kate Thomas s.s. Co., Ltd. 2 £100 Shares.. lolo Morganwg s.s. Co., Ltd. 3 £100 It „ Aune Thomas s.s. Co., Ltd. 3 £100 „ JI Walter Thomas s.s. Co., Ltd. 1 £240 Share „ Aberdare s.s. Co., Ltd. 2 £20U Shares „ Dowlais s.s. Co., Ltd. 1 „ Portugalete s.s. Co., Ltd. 5 £201).. „ Cyfartbfa s,s. Co., Ltd. 1 „ Merthyr s.s. Co., Ltd. 1 £100" „ Wynnstay s.s. Co., Ltd. 2 £100" Abermead s.s. Co., Ltd. Early entries solicited. For further particulars apply to Tregerthen Dunn and Co., Shipping Salesmen and Auctioneers, Mer- chants' Exchange, Cardiff, 1598 SALE THIS DAY. GILESTONE, NEAR COWBRIDGE. TO FARMERS, SHEEP DEALERS, AND OT HERS IMPORTANT SALE OF HIGH BRED EWES AND LAMBS. MESSRS W. C. CLARKE & DOVEY iwm have been favoured with instructions from Mr John Spencer to SELL BY AUCTION, at the above farm, ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 30TH, 1890, at 12 o'clock noon, in suitable lots, a flock of about 250 EWES AND LAMBS of the much admired Cotswold breed. The sheep bred on this farm have long been noted for their excellent quality and the auctioneers desire to call special attention to this exceptional opportunity of acquiring a superior class of sheep for stock and other purposes. Terms of Sale—Cash. There will be no Reserve. For further information application may be made to Messrs Spencer, Corbett, and Evans, Solicitors, Cardiff, or to the Auctioneers. 31, Queen-street, Cardiff, January 20th, 1890. 166b SALE THIS DAY. FRANKLYN HOUSE, SEVERN-ROAD. CARDIFF. TO PARTIES FURNISHING AND OTHERS. MESSRS W. C. CLARKE and DOVEY have received instructions to SELL by AUC- TION, on THURSDAY, January 30th, the whole of the superior HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and effects on the above premises. The Furniture con- sists of wainut suite in morocco leather, walnut cheffoniere. pier glasses, drawing-room suite in ebony, trichord pianoforte in ebony by Neumeyer, rosewood and walnut tables, walnut bookcase, books, paintings, drawings, Brussels and other carpets, china, glass. timepieces, etc., together with the contents of four bedrooms, night aud day nurseries, kitchen, scul- lery. etc. The lots can be seen on the day of the sale, which will commence punctually at 12 o'clock noon. There will be ne reserve. 51, Queen-street, Cardiff, January 27th, 1890. 1772 LATTY'S, CARDIFF. — HORSES, JLJ COBS, and PONIES by AUCTION, on SATURDAY NEXT, February 1st, 1890. Particulars on Saturday. 1773 nit; GREAT ULUOD fURlFlEL. rnHOMPSON'S BURDOCK PILLS oer- JL coinetiie worst forms of diseases, and the fouiesc state of thebioou, scomacu liver, and kidneys they tos he core oi everv disease, Wuere no oher meaicino; hrwe Dower to reach. The GREAT BLOOD PURl lLER cures the foilowin complaints:—Indigestion, or wind in the stomach o: boweis giddiness III the head, dimness of sight weak or soreeyes, loss oi memory, paipitatioc ot the heart, live- aal1 blhous obstructions, a,s¡¡hwa., or tightness in the chest rheumatics, iumbago, piles, xravei, pains in the back, scurvy, bad legs bad i.Jreas, sore throat, sor heads and sores of ail descriptions, burns, wounds, or wnite sweiiings, scrofula, or lung's eVll, U;a.tnerin; tumours or cancers, pimples or blotches on the faco 3.n body, swelleù fee. or legs, scabs and itcu, erY3lpeia. jaundice, and dropsy, and fevers ox all kind?. In boxes at lid and 2s 9d each, sold by mos Chemists, or irom the Burdock Pill Manufactory, 44 i)t, .w:msJ.. 1004 WHO IS YOUR BILLPOSTER at Aberdare MICHAEL PAINE, Billposter, Distributor, and Advertising Agent 25 Cardiff-street, Aberdare, rents the principal posting-stations in Aberdare ann district. Contracts ma.de quarterly or yearly. Good accommodation for tfavetiers. &c. k Alao agent for Onion and Co. Mail Steamers. 13b90 1137 ales iro faction. SALE THIS DAY (THURSDAY), and TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), 30th 31st JANUARY. IMPORTANT UNRESERVED SALE OF THE COSTLY FURNITURE, LIBRARY of VALUABLE BOOKS, Silver, and Effects (supplied by Messrs Lewis and other first cla~s houses), being THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF A LARGE RESIDENCE (Sold under circumstances that will not permit of the slightest reserve) HIGH-CLASS COTTAGE PIANO. FORTE, by COLLAlm and COLLARD (supplied by Messrs Heath and Son), AMERICAN ORGAN, with 7 stops, by MASON and HAMLIN, SUPERIOR FURNITURE OF BEDROOMS, in ash. walnut, pine, and other woods. SUPERB INLAID DRAW- ING-ROOM FURNITURE, valuable Wilton pile and Brussels carpets, several suites of curtains, RECEP- TION-ROOM and LIBRARY FURNITURE in oak and mahogany, important oil paintings and water colour drawings, exquisite Worcester dessert service, LARGE SIZE fine COPELAND DINNER SERVICE, silver and plate, contents of kitchens, pantries, and outdoor effects. MESSRS GOTTWALTZ & BOWRING have received instructions to SELL by AUC- TION, at their Salerooms, 11, High-street, Cardiff, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 30th and 3lst January, 1E90, at 11 o'clock, the above CONTENTS OF THE RESIDENCE, Including, in the BEDROOMS, a BEAUTIFUL WALNUT SUITE, having large wardrobe and elegant toilet tables FIRST-CLASS CARVED AMERICAN WALNUT and ASH SUITE, substantial Spanish mahogany duchesse toilet tables, mahogany wardrobes, superior furniture for smaller rooms in ash, pine, and painted woods, costly brass and other bedsteads, horse-hair and spring bedding, 7-OCTAVE TRICHORD COTTAGE PIANOFORTE by COLLARD and COLLARD, of sweet tone; a NEARLY NEW AMERICAN ORGAN by MASON and HAMLIN, duet stool, ccstly ORMOLU SUITE of CLOCKS & VASES, HIGH-CLASS OAK DINING- ROOM FURNITURE, viz., NOBLE SIDEBOARD of especially fine wood, CHAIRS and COUCH in MOROCCO LEATHER, overmantel, DINING TABLE and BOOKCASE, handsome real bronze and marble clock, bronze ornaments, VERY FINE ANTIQUE CARVED OAK BOOKCASE, large size Oriental vases, Dresden plates, <fcc. 400 VOLUMES of SPLENDIDLY BOUND BOOKS, including the followingMagazine of Art, 10; Universal Geography, fZ4; Graphic, 4; Imperial Shakespeare, History of England, 10 Life of Gladstone. 6 Dickens' Works, 8 Waverley Novels, 17. A VALUABLE EDITION CHAMBERS ENCY- CLOPAEDIA, CALF. 10 VOLS.; Eingsley, 2; Eliot, 5; Wilkie Collins, 8 Jfrs Henry Wood, 15 Chas. Lever, 10 Jas Payn, 6, &c. About 100 VOLS. OPERATIC, SACRED, and other MUSIC, by the best Authors; SPANISH MAHOGANY BREAKFAST ROOM FURNITURE, viz..—SIDEBOARD, DINING TABLE, CHAIRS AND COUCH, Brussels carpet, a large size bagatelle board complete, a nearly new WHEELER and WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE, excellent oak Hall Furniture, Grandfather s Clock, Portiere Curtains and Hall Hngs. IMPORTANT OIL PAINTINGS, very fine ENGRAVINGS AND ETCHINGS. The CONTENTS of CHINA PAN IRIES, including Worcester Dessert Service, HANDSOME LARGE SIZE COPELAND DINNER SERVICE, 100 ozs Silver, BEST ELTCTRO PLATE, ex- pensive Gas Fittings, an iron fire-prooi Safe, kitchen furniture, Washing and Mangling Machine, SAFETY BICYCLE, RUDGE No. 1 LADY'S CAMBRIAN TRICYCLE, cricket bats and ba, set of croquet and out door effects. Catalogues may be had of the Auctioneers, oi H. HEARD, Esq.. SOLICITOR, 1628 CARDIFF. FEBRUARY STUD SALE. ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1ST, 1890, MESSRS GOTTWALTZ & BOWRING 1 L will hold a SALt by AUCTION, on the above date, at the Horse Exchange, Cardiff, of HUNTERS, HARNESS HORSES, COBS, AND PONIES. Also about FIFTY HEAD OF POULTRY from Mr Stephen Strain D. M. Scott, Esq. J. W. A. Stevens, Esq. J. H. Thomas, Esq. E. Nicholas, Esq.; Rev W. Griffiths. F. James, Esq. T. small, Esq. Messrs Bowbn, Williams, Jenkins and others. Early entries solicited. 1629 SALE THIS DAY THE MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, PIER HEAD, BUTE DOCKS. IMPORTANT AND UNPHE. CEDENTED SALE OF FINE ART PROPERTY. MESSRS SHORT & DUNN will SELL by AUCTION on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, January 60th and 31st, at two o'clock each day in the area of the above Exchange, one ot the finest collec- tions of ART PROPEltTY ever submitted to auction in Cardiff, consisting of high-class oil paintings, bronzes, antique china, carved ivories, and art cabinets. The paintings cumDrise important examples by Erskine Nicol, RA., T. Creswick, R.A., Memann, FredCouro, W.Bromley, W. Shayer,A. J.Meadows,S. B Smith, T. G. Cooper, E. J. Cobbett, Patrick Nasmyth, Chas. Laslie, C. Trayon, H. C. Bryant, J. R. Lee, R.A. The China consists of Capo de Mont(5, Worcester, Derby, Sevres,and Dresden. The Bronzes are the finest Florentine. The Cabinets are real works of art. Therefore, as Messrs S. and D. must realise, this presents an opportunity that should not be neglected. On view until hour of sale. For further particulars apply to Short and Dunn, Merchants' Exchange, Cardiff. 1771 ;ALE OF LONG LEASEHOLDS IN CARDIFF MESSRS JENKINS, CLARKE and CO. will SELL by AUCTION, at the Royal Hotel, Cardiff, on THURSDAY, the 6th day of February. 1890, at Seven o'clock in the Evening, the following DESIRABLE PROPERTIES UNION-STRE ET. CARDIFF. LOT I.-Nos. 70, 71, n, and 73, UNION-STREET, held for th e residue of a term of 999 years at a ground rent of only £ 6 10s per annum. GARTH-STREET. LOT 2.—Nos. 16 and 17, GARTH-STREET, held for a residue of a term of 99 years at a yearly ground rent of only B5 18s 9d. ELM.STREET, ROATH. LOT 3.-No. 51, ELM-STREET with early posses. ion. Depth 170 feet Term 99 years, from 2nd Februarv, 1857, at a ground rent of B2 15s per annum. JOHN STREET, BROADWAY. LOT 4.-Nos. 58,60,62,64, and 66, JOHN.STREET, held for a residue of a term of 99 years, at a ground rent of S10 6s Od. per annum. To view apply to the tenants, and for further par. ticulars to the Auctioneers; or AS to Lots 1, 2, and 3 to Messrs Morgan and Scott, Solicitors, Cardiff; and Lot 4, to Messrs Spencer, Corbett, and Evans, Solictors, Cardiff 1663 19, HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF. SALE OF SEVERAL THOUSAND PAIRS OF SUPERIOR BOOTS AND SHOES. MR LEWIS HOPKINS is instructed by the Administrators of the estate of Mr John Evans, deceased, to SELL by AUCTION the whole of the extensive stock of very superior BOOTS AND SHOES, without reserve, on MONDAY, February 3rd, la90, at 7 seven o'çlock in the evening, and on the following eveningsAntil the whole is cleared. The stock comprises ladies' and gent's walking and shooting boots,ladies' and children's bottonedand laced boots, Oxford shoes, slippers, childrens' boots, shoes, and slippers of all classes, sand shoes, a large quantity of leather leggings, bootjacks, and various sundries, about 200 pairs of gents' best calf uppers, two boot closing sewing machines, a large quantity of soiled and surplus stock, which will be sold quite regardless of cost. The stock will be offered for the most part in lots suitable for private purchasers. A large portion of the stock will be offered to the trade by private treaty on application to the Auctioneer. The tixture. will be sold, particulars of which will be given in a future advertisement. Auctioneers' Offices, 10, Queen.street, Cardiff. 1738 TEIGEL HOUSE, 150, NEWPORT-ROAD, CARDIFF. SALE OF SUPERIOR MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MR LEWIS HOPKINS is instructed by the representatives of a Lady deceased to SELL by AUCTION, on the above Premises, on TUESDAY, February 4th, 1890, the superior modern and neatly new FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Comprising walnut Chippendale drawing-room suite, ditto oval table, ditto occasional table, ditto over- mantal, Brussels square hall stand and chairs in dark oak, dining table, mahogany dinner wagon, walnut sideboard with bevelled mirrors, walnut chairs, couch, handsome brass bedsteads, feather and other beds, birch toilet suite, ware, wainut wardrobe with mirror, mahogany ditto, marble and mahogany and other washstands, stair and other carpets, mats, poles and rings, stair rods, dresser, meat safe, kitchen tables, filters, fenders and irons, and sundry effects and utensils, ladder, &c. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock Noon. The most important part of the above Furniture has been quite recently purchased from Messrs Howell and Co., of Cardiff. The House is to let. Apply No. 2, Partridge-road. Auctioneer's Offices, 10, Queen-street, Cardiff. 1739 SALE TO-MORROW. The Model Auction Mart, North-road, Cardiff. MR W. BRADLEY will SELL by AUC- TION on FRIDAY, January 31st, a large. quantity of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE a. standard, organ by Pelton and Company, suitable for church or chapel. Sale at Two o'clock. 113 J-t. J. HEATH & 51, QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF, Respectfully beg to inform their numerous patrons; and the public generally that they have OPENED A BRANCH AT 34, TAFF-STREET, PONTYPRIDD. The Entire New Stock of PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &0" contain all the very latest patents and improvements. A LIBERAL DISCOUNT allowed for Cash, or may. be had on the ONE, TWO, OR THREE YEARS' SYSTEM. Also a Stock of VIOLINS, BANJOS, GUITARS, MANDOLINS, and all kinds of Musical Instruments. All the Newest Music, Tutors, &C, Illustrated Catalogues and terms for the Hfre System- may be had on application, post free. 9431-5-1066 rnHE BLAENDARE COMPANY, X LIMITED, PONTYPOOL, MON. MANUFACTURERS OF FIRE BRICKS, BLOCKS, AND FINE GROUND FIRE CLAY, Equal in Quality to Stourbridge Goods. The Blaendare Company, Limited, make a speciality of the manufacture of Fire Bricks, &c., for use in Siemens' Steel and Glass Work3, and hold testimonials from the principal Iron and Steel Works, &c., in South Wales and Monmouthshire. 1120 ONE BOX OF CLARKE'S B 41 PILLS is warranted to cure all discharges from the Urinary Organs in either sex (acquired or constitutional), Gravel, and Pains in the ack. Guaranteed free from Mercury. Sold in Boxes, 4s 6d each, by all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors throughout the World or sent to any address for sixty stamps by the Makers The Lincoln and Midland Counties Drug Company Lincoln. J0W :ialt5 hll bunion. SALE THIS DAY MONMOUTHSHIRE. PARISHES OF GOYTREY, LLANFOIST, LLAN. TlLLlO PERTHOLEY, LLANWENARTH CITRA, ABERGAVENNY, AND GROSMONT. VALUALE OAK, ELM, ASH, LARCH, WYCH, AND OTHER TIMBER AND COPPICE WOOD FOR SALE. MESSRS STRAKER and SON will JUJL SELL by AUCTION, at the Angel Hotel, Aber. gavenny, on THURSDAY, 30th January. 1890, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, in Three Lots, and subject to conditions of Sale to be then produced. 473 OAK, 582 ASH, 90 ELM, 951 LARCH. 42 wych, 23 beech, 59 birch and beech poles, 17 chest- nut, 8 poplar, 7 sycamore, 2 walnut, and 46 Scotch fit, and the fallage of about oi acres of excellent mixed coppice. The timber comprised in this sale is some of the best in the district, is well worthy of the attention of dealers, and is within short distance of railway stations. Detailed particulars may be obtained of the Auctioneers at Abergavenny. 1701 SALE THIS DA1.. GLAMORG ANS HIRE. EXTENSIVE SALE AT THE BRITON FERRY IKON WOKKS, NEAR NEATH, Close to Briton Ferry Station, G. W.R., and connected therewith by railway siding, having also an extensive River Quay for loading direct, with excellent berth room lor large steamers and other vessels. MR W. HARRY REES is instructed by the Briton Ferry Works Reconstruction Company, Limited, to SELL by AUCTION, at their Company, Limited, to SELL by AUCTION, at their Works, on THURSDAY, January 30th, 1890, and following dav if necessary, a first portion of the PLANT, MACHINERY, MATERIALS, AND APPLIANCES, estimated to comprise about 1,600 TONS OF IRON (a large portion ot which is cold blast and anthracite). including ten engines (from Bin. to 60in. cylinders), Cornish boilers, rail punches, and straightening presses, frictional gearing saws, fish-plate punch and cutting machine, bar and plate shears, Schiele's blowing fan, coal and ash trams and trolleys, 10 beam scales, 5 tons of weights, cast standards, and bed-plates for furnace stacks, mill bed-plates, powerful cranes, wrought and cast steam and water pIPes, wrought and cast tanks and boshes, foundry boxes, flasks, loam plates, large quantity of flooring plates, machinery castings, wrought and cast scrap iron, rail and bar rolls and standards, pulleys, shafting, and gearing, angle iron, roof couplings, old lead, about 40,00u slates, tiles, crests, etc., &c. Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock. The Whole arranged in merchant lots and detailed in catalogues, which may be had of the Auctioneer, at his Auction and Steam Printing Offices. Neath. 1656 SALE TO MORROW. LONDON HOUSE AUCTION ROOMS, 10, CASTLE- STREET. SWANSEA. MESSRS H, HILL and CO. have been instructed to SELL by AUCTION, on the above premises, on FRIDAY, January 31st, 1890, an assortmenc of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising walnut drawing-room suite in velvet, walnut 100 tables, couch, pier-glasses, pianoforte, mahogany book-case, mahogany warùrobe with plate-glass door, mahogany and birch washstands and dressing tables, iron and brass bedsteads, palliasses, spring mattresses, milipuff beds. cane-seat and kitchen chairs, &c. Goods on view morning of Sale. Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. SALE OF LEASEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, PENYGRAIG-ROAD, SWANSEA. MESSRS EDWARD ROBURTS & SON JUJL have been instructed by the Mortagees to SELL by AUCTION, at the Cameron Arms Hotel, High-street, Swansea, on an early date, subject to conditions of Sale, all that DWELLING-HOUSE AND PREMISES, containing six rooms, situate Penygraig-terrace, Mount Pleasant, Swansea, now in the occupationvof Mr R. Taylor. Held for a term of 75 years, from 25th March, 1885, at an apportioned ground rent of S2 bs 9d per annum. Further particulars may be obtained of Messrs Collins and Woods, Solicitors, Worcester-place or of the Auct oneers, 45, Oxford-street, Swansea. 1736 COUNTY OF CARMARTHEN. THE VILLAGE AND PARISH OF LLANPUMP. SAINT. MR DAVID CULE, of Pontypridd, is instructed to offer for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Half Moon Hotel, Carmarthen, on SATURDAY, the 1st of February, J890. at Half-past Two o'clock in the afternoon, all that Compact and Valuable FAMILY RESIDENCE, known as Pantycelyn, situate within its own grounds, and containing hall, two reception rooms, five bed. rooms, with kitchens and other offices, stabling, and other conveniences, with about 15a.. lr. 22p. of excel- lent Land, situate within a few hundred yards of Llan- pumpsaint Station of the Great Western Railway, about seven miles-from the Town of Carmarthen, in the mid-t of excellent fishing and shooting, and within easy distance of constant meets of first-class foxhounds. Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be obtained of Mr David Cule, Auctioneer, Pontypridd, and of Messrs Barker, Morris, and Barker, Solicitors, Car. marthen. 1646 PANTYCELYN, LLANPUMPSAINT. MR DAVID CULE (of Pontypiidd) is instructed by the Administratrix of the late Mr Henry Powell to SEIX by AUCTION, at the above place, on TUESDAY, Feb. 4tli, 1890, the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURK AND EFFECTS, Comprising the contents of drawing and dining rooms, kitchen, and four bedrooms, a quantity of rare old China, also the Library or the celebrated Welsh Hymnologist, the Rev Wm. Williams, of Pantycelyn, Comprising nearly 1,000 volumes. The Stock comprises one rick of hay and two cows. Sale to commence at Ten a..m sharp. The Library will be offered in One Lot at Two p.m. Terms—Cash. For Further Particulars apply to David Cule, Auctioneer, Pontypridd. 1647 ub Utations. NOW READY. THIRD EDITION of the ARGOSY for JL JANUARY, containing the opening chapters of THE HOUSE OF HALLIWELL, A SERIAL STORY, by Mrs HENRY WOOD, Author of East Lynne," ILLUSTRATED BY M. ELLEN EDWARDS. THE ARGOSY FOR FEBRUARY NOW Jt READY. CONTENTS :— 1. The House of Halliwell. A Serial Story, by Mrs Henry Wood, Author of "East Lynn. Chapter 4, Hester's Romance Chapter 5, The Lady Georgina. Illustrated by M. Ellen Edwards. 2. Sonnet. By Julia Kavanvgh. 3. Robert Browning. By E. F. Bridell Fox. 4. Loch Katrine. By George Cotterell. 5. "John Smith, Junior." 6. Fair Normandy. By Charles W. Wood, F.R.G.S. With Eight Illustrations. 7. On Finding an Old Letter. 8. Isabel Clifiord, M.D. 9. The Lady's Coin. 10. Volentilus Annis. SIXPENCE MONTHLY. THIRD EDITION FORJANUARY NOW READY. RICHARD BENTLEY and SON, 1797 8, NEW BURLINGTON-STREET, W. KEAD 44 THE LAW OF POPULA- TION," by Annie Besant. A work designed to induce married people to limit their family within the means of subsistence.-Stmt post free by W. H. Rey. nolds, Publisher, New Cross, London, S.E., on receipt of Eight Penny Stamps. 605 Just Published, for Two Stamps, ;By J. A. BARNES, M.D. (U.S.). a Treaties, entitled TTOW TO ENSURE HEALTHa .18 most valuable Book for Young Men, on the Laws Governing Lite, and the Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment of all diseases depending on Nervous De- bility, Mental and Physical Depression, Palpitation of the Heart, Noises in the Head and Ears, Impaired Sight and Memory, Indigestion, Prostration. Lassi. tude, &c. Sent post free on receipt of Two Stamps Address :— J. A. BARNES, M.D. (U.S.), 1244 48, Lonsdale-square, Thornhill-road, London, N. NEW YEAR'S Q.IFTS NEW YEARS QIFTS J^E WIS AND J^E WIS HAVE AGAIN THE FINEST DISPLAY OF USEFUL PRESENTS FOR THE SEASON. SEE THEIR WINDOWS. 23, DUKE-STREET, CARDIFF, AND 137, COMMERCIAL-STREET, NEWPORT. J^E WIS AND IT EWIS. NEW YEAR'S Q-IFTS NEW YEARS GIFTS h75 G. A. STONE CO., COMPLETE FUNERAL FURNISHERS EVERY REQUISITE FOR FUNERALS OF ALL CLASSES. Proprietors of Cars, Hearses, Shellibiers, superb Flemish Horses, Coaches. Broug hams, and every necessary equipment ior Funerals. PRICE LIST ON APPLICATION. ———— 1108 10, 11, 12, WORKING STREET. CARDIFF. IMPORTANT. -One Box of Horton'sLX.L. Pills are guaranteed to cure ail private cases and com- plications of the urinary organs, whether acquired or otherwise. Also Gravel and Pains in the Back. Free from Mercury. Post free for 4s from G. D. Horton, M.PS. (from the General Hospital), Aston-road, Birmingham. Agents Cardiff-A. Higon, Chemist, 39, Bridge-st, Swansea—Lloyd,Chemist, Oxio:d-S1;. Newporli-Young-, Chemist, Hlgn-at. N.B.—Hav t never been known to fftil. Letters Answered free. Please name paper. 139S ^public Companies, &c. The SUBSCRIPTION LIST will CPEIN on THURS- DAY, the 30th January, and CLOSE for LONDON on FRIDAY, the 31st, at 4 p.m., and for the COUNTRY the following morning. EASTERN KENTUCKY LAND EX- PLORATION AND DEVELOPMENT CO, LIMITED. 368,CC0 Acres of Land or thereabouts, comprising Coal and Timber Lands in and about Pike County, within the creat Appalachian Coalfield. CAPITAL £100,000, in £1 SHARES (whereof 99,700 are Ordinary Shares, and 300 are Deferred Shares). The Deferred Shares wilj receive no dividend in any year until the Ordinary Shares have received 10 per cent, in that year, the Deferred Shares will then receive half of the remaining prolit.. of the year, sub- ject to reserve, The Dnectors have taken power to pay interim dividends. Issue of the Share capital, of which 7,7CO Ordinary Shares are offered for public subscription, payable 5s on application, 10s on allotment, and 5s at an interval of 6 months. The Vendor will receive £6,OLJO 6 per cent. Debentures, bearing interest as from January, 1892, and at least 25,000 Ordinary Shares (fully paid) in part payment of the purchase money. DIRECTORS COLONEL FRANCIS MCDONNELL, Coal Pro. prietor, Plasneydd, Usk. JOSEPH OPPENHEIM, Esq. (Messrs S. Oppenheim & Sons), 14, Austin Friars, 15. C. T. H. PEARSON, Esq., Newton-le-Willows, Director Pearson & Knowles Coal and Iron Company, Limited. P. K. SEDDON. Esq., Great Wigston, Leicester, Director Price, Walker, & Co., and of the Southern States Land and Timber Company, Limited. COLONEL C. F. SURTEES, Mainsfortb, Durham. It is intended te appoint a Local Board to assist in the management of the Estate. BANKERS.—LLOYDS BANK, LIMITED. Lombard- street and St. James's-street, Londod, Birmingham, and Branches. BROKERS. -Messrs PINTO, MONTAGU. OPPEN- HElM, and CO., 29, Throgmorton-street, E.C. SOLICITORS.—-Messrs SLAUGHTER and MAY. 18, Austin Friars, E.C. AUDITORS.—Messrs H WOODBURN KIRBY and Co., 19, Birchin-lane, E.C. SECRETARY (protem.)—Mr FRANK E. HERSEE. TEMPORARY OFFICES.—144, LEADENHALL- TREET, E.C, This Company is formed to acquire and develop an important Freehold Estate in Eastern Kentucky, bordering on West Virginia; one block of about 300,000 acres, described as lyin between thø Levisa Fork of Big Sandy River and the Tug River the other blocks of together about 68.(OU acres, as on the left of the Levisa Fork, with the Elkhorn Valley lying to the South, and along its boundary near to the well. known break in the Pine Mountain Range, Pound Gap. The accompanying map shows approximately the position of the property, within the well-known Great Appalachian Coal Field, with railways repre- sented as built and projected. The price at which the property is acquired is ex- ceptionally low, the amount, after paying all pre- liminary expenses and providing working capital, representing about$2i per acre. The purchase of this immense tract of land at almost prairie yalue presents an opportunity of taking a share in a property likely to return good dividends at, it is hoped, no distant date, and holding out a prospect of a further rise in vaiue commensurate with the de. velopment of the immense nalural resources of the Southern States, and (especially of this part of the country, to which Northern and English capital is now being attracted. The commercial and financial press of America is now constantly calling attention to the enormous strides being made in the South, to which the wave of prosperity from North and West seems to have set: two recent numbers of the Manufacturers' Record of Baltimore, among others, contain sucl1 interesting notes on this district that extracts are appended to tl1is prospectus. Dividends may be looked for by sale on the spot of some of the timber, as it stands, and the profit on sales ot portions of the estate, as opened out by the railroads. It has, of course, not been possible to obtain a survey of this large track of land which the company is, in fac, formed to explore, but the directors b;¡,YC had before Utem reports (including a report by !vir John R. Proctor, the State Geologist, collected for the purpose of the projected Louisville, Cincinnati and Virginia Railway) and other information, and there appears every believe that coal will be found in large quantities throughout the estate, that large quantities of valuable timber exist on it, and that iron is to be found in its vicinity, and possibly within its own borders. The Directors believe that directly one out of the many commenced or projected lines touches the property, which may happen at a very early date, the value of the land must at once be enormously increased. In this cOlJnection they think it well to print with this Prospectus extracts from the Official Report of the State Geologist of Kentucky. The Directors considered it advisable to have a Special Report on this property from Professor Proc- ter they accordingly instructed the New York repre. sentatives of Messrs Slaughter and May to obtain it, and the following cable summary, dated 24th January, has been received :— Consider land in question equal to any for valuable coals for coke, gas, and domestic uses; forest of valu- able hard-woods ores of the coal measures present on lands and ores of superior quality contiguous in abund. ance, assuring local market for coke." The following branches of business to be done by the Company may be found ac once profitable The Sale of standing Timber, the Leasing of the Coal Fields, the Manufacture of Coke, the Formation of subsidiary Companies, when necessary, for the creation of Townships. The climate is agreeable and salubrious, and the land in the valley portion of the estate is suitable for agri- cultural purposes. The map accomoanying the prospectus, which is com- piled from a map of the Kentucky Geological Survey and a map recently issued by the Norfolk and Western Railway.is intended to show the position of the existing railways and the extension believed to be projected, and when these are completed they would open out this section of the country, placing it in through communi- cation with the great systems of tbe States, aUfI. pro. viding facilities for the transport of the timber and mineral produce of the property. The Clinch Valley Extension of the Norfolk and Western to connect with The Louisville and Nashville at Norton, only about 25 miles south of Pound Gap, The Kentucky Union, built as far as Jackson, in pro. cess of construction over the Blue Grass Country, pre- sumably to Pound Gap. The South Atlantic and Ohio almost completed. The Louisville Southern, stated to be already at Beattyville, projected down either to Pikeville or Pound Gap. The Cbattaroi, completed to Richardson, continua- tion projected near to the Western boundary of the larger block, and The projected Ohio Extension of the Norfolk and Western Railway, from Ironton to Elkhorn, con- tiguous to the eastern boundary of the larger block. TIMBER. The property, consisting of nearly 575 square miles, is reported to be densely timbered with forest trees of the best varieties, and most in commercial request- walnut, poplar, white oak, and hickory, which woods are readily saleable all over the States, in any quantity t hat can be produced. COAL. According to a report obtained by the vendor, the estate is underlaid with a series ot coal seams, the beds varying in thickness from 2j to 8 feet, three cut- tings examined having good floor and roof, the beds on thiq property bille: precisely analagous to those at Princes Fiat (Big Stone Gap), Cumberland Gap, and Big Creek Gap. Coke made from the Elkhorn seams compares most favourably with the best varieties of Pennsylvania. Professor John R. Procter quotes the following analysis of these Cokes as compared with those of other districts Average of Fixed Carbon. Ash. Sulphur. 4 Samples of Elkhorn Coke, Letcher and Pike 94-27 5'09 0-836 3 do. of Coke 88-962 9-745 0*810 4 do. of Chattanooga, Tenn 80*513 16-344 1-595 4 do. of Birmingham, Ala. 87 299 10*545 1*135 3 do. of Pocahontas, Va 92 550 5749 0-597 8 do. ot West Virginia, 92*39 7*21 0552 The Chattaroi Railway and Norfolk and Western Ohio Extension, when completed (see mall), wouid open out a ready market at Ironton and Ashland (Iron manufacturing1 towns) for any quantity of Cuke, which, at present, is imported from long distances to say nothing of the increasing demand for Coke which exists all over the States, especially in the neighbour- ing State of Ohio. TOWNSHIPS. The settling of the Mining Population attracted by the Coal and Iron industries should lead to the formation of Townships and Towns in this district have rapidly sprung into exist. ence, even before the Timber, Coal, and Iron I businesses have fully come into operation. It is only necessary to mention such recent towns as Roanoke, Pocahontas, Decatur, Florence and Sheffield, Ac., dfcc,, Middlesborough, situated in this section, being the most noteworthy. Professor Procter concludes his Report, written in 1888, upon the part ot Kentucky in which this property is situated, in these words :— With th.s combination of coals, iron ores, and forest products, in a region of abundant and pure water, a genial climate remarkable for healthfr ness, it only awaits railway building to induce a pheuomenal development. Cities and industrial centres will spring into existence the lands, well suited for colonisation will speedily be populated and this region, situated in the very heart of this country, midway between the east and west and north and south, will within a few decades rank among the most populous and prosperous portions of this favoured Republic." Mr Taylor, the vendor, who is also a promoter of the company, has purchased by contract below mtlDtioned the freehold estate, with all the mineral, timber, and other rights attached, and has fixed the price for the resale of the same to the company at which includes his profit, and is to be paid as to £15,000 in cash, and £65.000 in First Mortgage Debentures, in fully-paid Ordinary and Deferred Shares, and the balance in cash or fully-paid Ordinary Shares, at the option of tbe directors no money, however, will be paid over until the property is transferred. The directors have, moreover, stipulated that a rebate of £ 8,000 from the portion of the above purchase-money, payable in cash or Ordinary Shares, be allowed to the company, to enable them to settle amicably with such squatters as may be found located on the property. In addition £ 15,000 of the debentures payable to the vendor will be retained as security to deal with squatters, as provided in the contract below mentioned. 'the vendor pays all preliminary expenses (including brokerage) attending the incorporation of the com- pany and the subsciption ofits capital up to ailotment. The following contracts have been entered iuto, viz. (1), dated 4th December, 1889, between Lewis Roberts of the one part, and Francis Robert Taylor of the other part; and (2), dated 28th January, 1890, between the said F, R. Taylor of the one part, and the Company ot the other part. These contracts, with a copy of the Report of Professor Procter, 8d prints of the Memorandum and Articles of Association, can be seen at the offices of the Solicitors. Arrangements haye also been entered into in connec- tion with the formation of the Company and the subscription of a portion of its capital (to none of which the Company is a party), which may teclmicalIy be contracts within the meaning of the 38th Section of the Companies' Acts, 1867. Applicants for shares will be deemed to have had notice thereof, and to have waived all rights to receive further particulars. Prospectuses and Forms of Application for shares can be obtained of the Bankers, Brokers, Solicitors, and other oiHcers of the Company. If no allotment be made to any applicant for shares tb > deposit will be returned in full, and if a less num- ber of shares than those applied for be allotted the surplus of the amonnt paid on application will be credited on account of the amount due on allotment. It is intended to make application for a special settlement and auotation to the Stock ;Ecl1aD,o in <■ due course, 89tb January, 1890, Public Companies, &c. The LISTS will OPEN on THURSDAY, the 30th inst., and CLOSE at or before 4 p.m. on the following day. rnHE GLASS BOTTLE INDUSTRIES, J- LIMITED. Incorporated under the Companies' Acts, 1862 to 1888. BEING AN AMALGAMATION OF24 GLASS BOTTLE MANUFACTORIES IN THE UNITED KINGDOM, For the purpose (among other objects) of adopting the use of machinery in the manufacture of Glass Bottles, and saving of expenses, by concentration of businesses and management. Share Capital, £ 1,400,C0D, divided into 100.000 Ordi- nary Shares of B10 each (of which 75,000 will be offered for subscription), and 40.000 Seven per Cent. Cumula- tive Preference Shares of £ 10 each. (Preferred both as to Capital and Dividend, The instlÙments on both clases of shares will be payable as follows :—Payable per share £1 on appli. cation, S3 on allotment, S2 on February 26th, 1890, B2 on March 26th, 1890, S2 on May 21st, 1890. Subscriptions for £350,000 five per cent. First Mortgage Debenture Stoc in amounts of £ 100 each. And payable- 10 per cent. on Application, 30 per cent. on Allotment, 20 per cent. on February 26th, 1890, 20 per cent. on March 26th, 1890, 20 per cent, on May 21st, 1890. N This Stock will b secured on the entire Property of the Company, and interest will be payable half-yearly on 1st .iuly and 1st January, interest to commence from respective dates of payments. Subscribers may pay up in full on Allotment, and Five per Cent. interest will be allowed on such prepayment. About of the Share and Debenture Capital is agreed to be taken by the Vendors in part payment for the Properties. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. 1. Chairman, the Hon. ALAN DE TATTON EGERTON, M.P. (for Knutsford Division of Cheshire), 9, Seamore-place, London, W. 2. Deputy-Chairman, PERRY FAIRFAX NURSEY, Esq., C.E., (Past Pr6Siàent of the Society ot En- gineers), 161, Fleet-street, London, E.C. 3. WILLIAM A. BEVAN, Esq. (Director of Economic Fire Office, Limited), 148, Cromwell-road, London, S.W. *4. DAN RYLANDS, Esq., Shepcote House, near Barnsley (Chairman and Managing Director of Dan Kylands, Limited, Hope Glass Works, Barns. ley, and 62, King William-street, London, E.C.) *b. W. BREFFIT, Esq., Glasshoughton (E. Breffit and Co., Limited, Aire and Calder Glass Works, Works, Castleford, and 83, Upper Thames-street, London. E.C.)< 6. WM. BAGLEY, Esq., The Chestnuts, Knottingley (Messrs Bagley and Co., Glass Bottle Manufac- turers, Knottingley. Yorkshire, and Great Northern Goods Depôt. King's Cross, London, N,). *7. J, J. CANDLISH, Esq., Seaham Harbour (Robt. Candlish and Son, Tbe Bottle Works, Seaham Harbour, Durham,and Platform Wharf, 17, 38, and 20, Rotherhithe-street. London, E.C.). *8. BAltRON KILN Eli, Esq., Wakefield (John Kilner and Sons, Calder Vale Glass Works, Wakefield, and 8. Farringdon-road, London, E.C.). *9. E. LYON, Esq., LL.B., Briars Hey, St. Helen's (Managing Director of Lyon Bros., Limited, Peas- ley Glass Works, St. Helen's, Lancashire). *10. THOMAS TURNER, Esq., Savile Town, Dews- bury (Thos. Turner and Co., Savile Town Glass Works, Dewsbury). *11. THOMAS WOOD. Eq., J.P.. Baileyfield, Porto. bello, Scotland (Glass Bottle Manufacturer). "Will join the Board after Allotment. CONSULTING ENGINEERS. Dr. JOHN HuPKiNSON, F.R.S., 5. Westminster Chambers, London, S.W. BERNARD DAWSON, Esq., C.E., 110, Cannon-street, London, E.C. BANKERS. Messrs BROWN, JAN&ON, and Co., 32, Abchurch. lane, London, E.C. LEEDS and COUNTY BANK (LIMITED), Leeds, and Branches. PARRS BANKING COMPANY, LIMITED, War- rington, and Brancl1es. THE LONDON and YORKSHIRE BANK, LIMITED, Barnsley and Branches. CLYDESDALE BANKING COMPANY, Edinburgh, Glasg;ow, and Kianches. Messrs WOODS and CO., Newcastle-on-Tyne and Branches. Messrs J. BACKHOUSE and CO., Darlington and Branches. HUDDERSFIELD BANKING COMPANY, Hudders- fiela and Branches. SOLICITORS.—Messrs ASHURST, MORRIS, CRISP, and CO., 6, Old Jewry, London, E.C. STOCKBROKEHS. London Messrs BRUNTON, BOURKE & CO., 18, Finch-lane, and Stock Exchange. „ Messrs KDMUND CAMPBELL oi CO, 12, Copthall-court. and Stock Exchange. Liverpool :—Messrs GEO. CHAMBERLAIN A CO., Tithebarn-street, and Stock Exchange, Liverpool. Manchester Messrs PIX1 ON & COPPOCK, Half- Moon-street, and Stock Exchange, Manchester. Leeds :—Messrs POTTER and CO., 16, Park-row, and Stock Exchange, Leeds. Glasgow :—Messrs OUTRAM and HAMILTON, 48, Wesr. George-street, and Stock Exchange, Glasgow. Edinburgh :—Messrs STENHOU3E and JOHNSTON, 30, St. Andrew-square, and Stock Exchange, Edin- burgh. Dublin Messrs MOLONY and MURRAY, 51, Dame- street, and Stock Exchange, Dublin. Belfast Messrs SHAW and JOY, 34, Royal Avenue, and Stock Exchange, Belfast. AUDITORS. Messrs Monkhouse, Goddard and Co., Chartered Accountants, i8 London, E.C.; and at Newcastle-ou-Tyue,Middlesbrough,and West Hartlepool. SECRETARY (protem ), Mr DAVID CAPERN. TEMPORARY OFFICES — 2, COLEMAN STREET, LONDON, E.C. PROSPECTUS. 1. Object.—This Company has been formed for the purpose of acquiring and consolidating the under- takings of certain Glass Bottle Manufacturers in the United Kingdom, and of extending the operation of the valuable and important patents referred to in clause 7 of this prospectus, so as to effectually cope with such foreign competition as exists, and at the same time to effect economies which can only be carried out by uniting what have hitherto been con. flicting interests. The Directors are of opinion that, by amalgamating under one management, they will be in a position to check usages which have, in the past, been injurious to the trade, and, by maintaining the nigbest efficiency at each works, to earn subitantial dividends "without materially effecting the selling prices of the goods manufactu, ed. 2. The properties to be acquired or controlled by the company are of great extent. Some of the firms have been established for nearly half a century, and the benefit of their personal business connections will for the most part be retained. The properties include freehold aud leasehold lands, works, buildings, rail- way sidings, railway trucks, ships, canal boats, horses, vehicles, tiLting shops, warehouses, houses for man- agers, and cottages for workmen, &c., dtc., rendering the aggregate property the largest and most complete in the world for this class of manufacture. 3. The following are the firms, companies, and per- sons between whom and Mr Robert Fowler, of 2, Victoria Mansions, Westminster, contracts and terms for sale and purchase, or leasing or renting, or licensing or co-operating have been made:— Name of Parties. Contracts. Mr Dan Rylands, Shepcote House, near Barnsley, and Dan Rylands, Limited, Hope Glass Works, Barnsley and 62, King William-street. London, E.C. (Working arrangement and 1890. license.) 24th Jan. Messrs Charles Borron and Co., Sale and Newton-le-Willows, Lancashire.(Purchase.)24th Jan. Messrs E. Breffit and Co..Limited, Aire and Calder Glass Works, Castleford and t!3. Upper 1889. Thames-street, London, E.C. M 24th Nov. Messrs Robert Candlish and Son, The Bottle Works, Seaham Harbour, Durham and Plat- foim Wharf, 17, 18, and 20, llotherithe-street, London, S.E. „ 30th May. Messrs John Kilner and Sons, Calder Vale Glass Works, Wakefield; and 8, Farrindon- road, London, E.C. „ 28th June Mr Wm. Brooke. the Crown Bottle Works, Hunslet, Leeds. 26th June Messrs Bagley and Co., Glass Bottle Manufacturers, Knot. tineley, Yorkshire and Great Northern Goods Depot, King's Cross, London, N. „ 22nd Oct. Messrs Lyou Bros., Limited,Peas- ley Glass Works, St. Helens, Lancashire. II 21st May The Alloa Glass Works, Com- pany, Alloa, Scotland. „ 25th June Messrs John Campbell and Sons, Calton Glass Works, Glasgow. „ 22nd May Messrs George Wood and Sons, Midland Glass Works, Hunslet, Leeds. 13th June Messrs Thomas Turner and Co., Savile Town Glass Works, Dewsbury. „ 23rd May Messrs W. and J. Wilkinson, South Yorkshire Bottle Co.. Swinton, near Rotherham. „ 17th May Messrs George Taylor and Co., Limited, 9, Seel-street, Liver- pool. It 24th June Mr James Wright, Glass Bottle Works, Moor-lane, Brierley Hill, Staffordshire. 19th June Messrs Peacock and Son, Vene- tian Glass Works, Castleford. 1st June The Castleford Glass Bottle Co., Castleford. •> 23rd May The Tees Bottle Co., Limited, South Stockton-on-Tees and St Helen's Wharf, Wapping, London, E. It 17th May The South Wales Glass Manufac- turing Co., Limited, Crindau, Newport, Monmouth. II 16th May Messrs Blunn Bros., Victoria Glass Bottle Works, Kilnhurst, near Kotherham tt 28th June Mr J. Goodinson and others, Kiln- hurst, Yorkshire. t, 4th July The Irish Glass Bottle Co., Char- lotte Quay, Dublin. t, 28th June Messrs G. Moore and Sons, Blyth- on-Tyne, Northumberland; and 34, Great Towel-street, London, E.C. „ 30th May Messrs Thos. Barron and Sons, Phoenix Glass Works, Mex- borough, Rotherham. 28th June Mr Thomas Wood, The Bottle Works, Portobello, Scotland „ 8th July Mr Robert Paul, Glass Bottle Manufacturer, Camlachie, Glas- gow. 12th Nov. In the case of limited companies the contracts and aeements have been entered into with theit Dirac- tort, and are subject to formal confirmation by the Shareholders. Other Properties are under offer, and will be taken into consideration by the Board after allotment. 4. The Works and Properties have been specially in- spected and reported upon as to value, productive capacity, output, Ac., by the well-known experts, Mr Bernard Dawson, Civil Engineer, 110, Cannon-street, Loadon, and Messrs William Raby and Son, Surveyors and Valuers, 78, Cross-street, Manchester. 5. In a Report, under date 23rd November, 1889. made by Mr 1. Kaberry, of Pontefract, who for twelve years has been the Secretary of the York- shire Glass Bottle Manufacturers' Association, after referring to the improved condition of the trade generally, he says I also think it well to call your attention to the Patent Bottle Making Machines, as, in my opinion, they will form an important element in the future working 0: the Glass Botttle trade. During the present year they have been wonderfully de- veloped, and may now be considered a success.. • • Although present prices are much lower than those which ruled a few years ago, yet, having regard to the improvements which have taken place of late. in the process of manufacture, and to the savings which will be effected in consequence of amalgamating under one management, and especially to the more xten. sive use of machinery, the Company would, in my j I opinion, be able to obtain and maintain an average 3pttMic Otnmpanies, profit of 3s per gross without materially altering the prevailing prices, thus insurin g an ample return for all the Shareholders." 6. The management of the various works will be under one central control, and the powerful position of the Company will enable them, to a considerable extent, to reculate the prices of raw materials, and to draw the requiraments needed for each works from the nearest source of supply, and thereby effect a consider- able saving in carriage and also in cost. A t present, bottles and other glass vessels made in England are sent largely to Scotland, Ireland, and Wales, and vice versa, but the Company wIll be in a position to supply orders from the: works situated nearest the place of demand, and thereby effect large savings in carriage and freights which have hitherto been a serious burden on the industry. 7. Bottle Making by Machinery.—The Company will secure the exclusive use (subject to the reservation referred to in Clause 8) of the Patent Bottle Making Machines, now the property of Mr Din RjlanJs, together with the benefit of all future developments thereof applicable to bottle making. These machine are in regular operation at the Works of Dan Rylands, Limited, and together with the patents themselves, have been specially inspected by the well-known expert, Dr John Hopkinson, F.R.S. In concluding his report, he says The following statement shows the advantages arising from the manufacture of bottles by machinery as compared with their manufacture by hand: By stilled hand I labour. | By machinery Average rate of pro- duction (about) 2 per minute u 4 per minute Average cost of lab- our per gross (about) 3.s. 6d. 9d. Waste glass or moils (about) 20 percent. Nil. At the works of Messrs Dan Rylands, Limitevl, I veritied tbe wages, both by machinery and hnt1 labour, a.nd ascertained that they were correct. The average saving in the cost of labour alone by the use of Rylands' method may be taken at 2s 9d per gross. If Is per gross be allowed for Royalty, this leaves a net average saving of Is 9d per gros, It is true, no doubt, that certain special classes of bottles must f.r the present be mad by hand, but assuming that machinery is empleyed In the manufac- ture ot only half the bottles produced at the Company's work., there will be an aggregate saving of over per annum, in addition to the trade profit de- rived from the sale of bottles. To produce this quan- tity about 7:1 machines will be required, which, it is estimated, can be erected at the various works at a cost of about £10,000. 8. A mutuaily-beneScial working arrangement has been entered into with the important and prosperous firm of Dan Rylands, Limited, with respect to machine-made bottles manufactured under Ryiands' patents. Mr Rylands reserves the right of granting the use of his patents to his own company, but Dan Rylands, Limited, and this company (l'he Glass Bottle Industries, Limited) are the only firms in the United Kingdom who can manufacture bottles by machinery under the said patents. 9. Foreign Competition.—British bottle manufac- turers have hitherto been unable to compete with foreigners in many markets of the world, owing to tne fact that the latter have been able to produce bottles at a cheaper rate, inconsequence of wages on the Con- tment bein lower than in the United Kingdom. With the assistance of machinery it is expected that this Company will be able to supply forein and colonial markets which have hitherto been practically closed to British-made bottles, and at the same time secure the home market from foreign competition. 10. Revenue.—The productive capacity of the works to be acquired as certified by the valuers is equal to 806 working holes. The avenue daily output of one hole is 100 dozens. The number of holes actually worKed durmg toe past year is 630, yielding an output of 15,750,000 dozens per year of 2o0 working days. Taking into account tue savings referred to in clauses 6 and 7, the directors confidently believe that an average net profit of 2s 6d per gross can be obtained arid maintained. There is every reason to believe that a large increase of business will take place in consequence of the more extensive use of machinery above re- ferred to but even if no increae take place, tile above figures^give an annual return of £JM,062 10 0 Deduct interest oa De- ) bentures £ 17,500 ( o.s Vin n Deduct dividend oa Pre- j ference Shares 28,0Q0j ference Shares 28,0Q0j Would leave. £118,b62 10 0 or nearly 16 per cent. available for Reserve Fund and Dividend on the Ordinary Share Capital of the Compauy proposed to be issued. n. The purchase-munev or consideration for the whole of tbe properties, and the benefit of the aree. ments specitied III Clause 3, including all charged and expenses on the part of the Vendor negotiating such agreements and valuing works and businesses, has been fixed by him at the sum of £1,125,061, in respect of which a contract, dated January 26th, 1890, has been made between Robert Fowler (the Vendor) of the one part and the Company of the other part. This is the only contract entered into by the Com- pany. The said Robert Fowler has entered inLo subsidiary arrangements for covering the charges and expenses 01 certain other perms in relation to the company, but tbe company is not a party to these arrangements, and will incur no liability in repect tburof anti thre are also in existence certain trade contracts, leases, agreements, and engagements connected with the various properties and businesses to be taken over, which cannot be specified here. and subscribers shall be deemed to waive the publication ot any further particulars in relation thereto, either under the Companies Act, 1867, or otherwise. The Vendor agrees, out of his profit, to pay all underwriting and other commissions, broker- ages, printing, advertising, and other preiminry expenses attending the incorporation and formation of th" Company up to allotment- 12. The raw material, goods in course of manufao ture, stocks and stores, ic., are to be taken at a valua. tion, The Vendors respectively discharge all debts owing by them, and recene all due to tbem. 13. Application will be made in due course for a quotation on the London Stock Exchange. 14. The Memorandum and Articles of Association, and the above contract, together with the reports of Dr John Hopkinson and Mr I. Kaberry, also the certificat- of the valuers, Mr iiernard Dawson and Messrs Wilham Raby and Son, may be seen at the officIIS of the Solicitors of the Company. 15. Applications for shares must be made on the form accompanying prospectus, and for- warded to the Bankers of tbe Company with the amount of the deposit. If no allotment is made the dposit will be returned in full, and where the number of Shares allotted is less than that applied for the balance will be applied towards the payment due on allotment, and any excess re- turned to the applicant. Prospectuses and Forms of Application for Shares can be obtained from the Bankers, Solicitors, and Brokers, and at the Offices of the Company. London, January 28th, 1893. mtni)trs (Contracts. TREDEGAR LOCAL BOARD. TO IRONFOUNDERS AND OTHERS. The above Board are prepared to receive TENDERS for the following:— (1). 1,100 two-inch CAST.IRON SOCKET PIPES (glazed), with Dr Smith's Patent Compo (2). One ton SPECIAL CASTINGS. (3). 32 LAMP PILLARS and COPPER LANTERNS, complete. Tenders to quote price per ton for socket pipes and c.astll1gs, and price per lap pillar and lantern, de. livered at Tredegar Railway Station. Persons desirous of tendering may do so for the whole, or eitber of the above lots. For further particulars apply to Gas Manager. Tredegar, Mon. Scaled tenders to be .sent to me, tte undersi¡{Jlsd, endorsed "Cast Iron Pipes," on or before the 11th proximo, The Board do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender. By Order, JNO. ALEX. SHEPARD, Clerk to the said Board 87, Queen-street, Tredegar, 28th January, 1890. 1808 BRITISH BAE ASHLOW," TENDERS are required fur getting the above. named vessel off from were she now lies, and to bring her into port, either in dock or on the ground, as may be convenient to the or his Agents. All 1 enders to include the use of all necessary materials to do the work. The Captain or his Agents reserve to themselves the right to reject or accept any tender. All Tenders to be delivered to Captain McKENZIE, care of Messrs T. P. Richards and Co., Swansea, not later than 4 p.m., on the 30th inst. LAIN A INDUSTRIAL CO-OPERA- TIVE SOCIETY, LIMITED. TENDERS are invited tor RE-BUILDING SHOPS, &c., at Abertillery, for the above ociety. Plans and specifications can be seen with Mr James McBean, Surveyor, Abertillery. Sealed Tenders to be sent i on or before FEBRUARY 6th, 1890, addressed to Blaina, endorsed "Tenders for Building." The Com- mittee do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender. TOM DREW, Secretary. Biaina, Mon., December 27th, 1889. 1751 prtfjttrty, to Wet. HAFOD FAWR FARM. TO LET, by TENDER, about 60 ACRES of excellent GRASS LAND, with DWELLING HOUSE and FARM BUILDINGS, very suitable ior Cowkeepers and others, as it is adjacent to three large Rhondda collieries also within l wile of Pontypridd. Immediate possession can be given. To View, appiy at the Farm. Written tenders to be forwarded to R. W. A. Southern, 41, The praae, Cardiff, not later than the 3lst January. or any offer not necessarily accented. 14022 10/0 = SEWING MACHINES JOHN JAMES AND CO. continue to offer FRISTER and ROSSMANN'S HIGH-ARM LOCKSTITCH SEWING MACHINES. HAND MACHINE, with Walnut Cover and all appliances, B2 18; 6d. Usually sold a. £4 9s. HAND and TREADLE DITTO, £4S_UsUallY sold at S6 9s. JOHN JAMES AND CO., 28, 23, and 30^ HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF. 1236 /GEORGE'S 1 A MARvELL0Us REMEDY COUGHS, COLDsfiiRONCHITIS, COUGH MTU n AsTiJMA, &C. U UIXX* When other things fail, get a bottle, take according to directions, and BALSAM. ?Ss!ts wonderfui power t0 yoor Bottles, Is lid and 2s 9d. GEORGE'S UNIVERSALLY ADMTFTED TO BE THE SAFEST AND BKsl. Contain no Opiumf nor anything Contain no Opium, nor anything I-WW A NTS' injurious to the youngest babe. For t JX J! AM Xkj leething, Fits, Measles. Scarlatina, and other ailments, they are a sure PnYVTYRRQ anc' certain specific. A mothers OWDERb 5est he,p and £ omtort. IN PACKETS, IS 1»D EACH. Note.—Read the remarkable and interesting testi- monials around each packet and bottle. GEORGE'S POWDERS and BALSAM are sold everywhere. Manufactory PENTBE RHONDDA VALLEY, GLAMORGANSHIRE. 1267 INDIGESTION.—The MEDICAL RE- -t- FORM SOCIETY will send FREK to all applicants an excellent BO TAN JC CURE for Indigestion, iiilious and Liver Complaints.—Address The SKCRKIARY. BOTANIC INSTITUTE, NOTTINGHAM,, 893 I public goitres. WILLIAM BLIGHT, late of 2, Mase'y Court, Taibach. Port Talbot, will not be respon- sible for any Debts incurred by my Wife, Ann Blight, of 2, Mase'y Court, Taibach, from this day, the 30th January, 1890. RABBIT COURSING MATCH Will take place at HALFWAY HOUSE, LITTLE MILL. PONTYPOOL, On MONDAY, FEB. 3rd. Plentitul Supply of Rabbits on the Ground. 126 HPHE OGMORE GAS AND WATER COMPANY, LIMITED. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the next GENERAL MEETING of the above Company will be held at the NANTYMOKL HUIEL, NANTYMOEL, on WEDNESDAY. February 12th, 1890. And notice is als" given that. the Transfer Books of £ e 9romPany W1ll he closed from the 30ch January to the l^th day fff February instant, both inclusive. Dated this 29th day of January. 1890. lfcPs GEORGE ADAMS, Secretary. THE CAERPHILLY EISTEDDVOD WHIT-MONDAY, 1890. CHORAL PRIZE. M not less than 80 voices, Rise up. Ariso" iMii jpi ^endelssohu. 1st Prize, £ 50; 2nd Prize, 4,10^ ±,1 will be siren to each conductor of choirs thai, compete. Male voice party of not less than 40 voices, "'The Martyrs ot Arena' (Saur'ent de Rille). Prize, ±,15, Adjudicators on Music: D. Kmlyn Evans, Herefora, and Eos Morlais. Further particulars in a few days. 1316 IN CUSTODY ON A CHARGE of FORGERY AND EMBEZZLEMENT, JOHN HILL, alias SPARROW. alias JOHNSON, and known by various other aliases. Height, about 5ft. 9in., i.ark curly hair, tinged with grey (lately grown), beard, sharp features, of gentlemanly appear- ance aDd address, and lather thin by professioa an architect, surveyor, and house agent, who was brought up in February Inst at the Westminster Police Court, charged with the above, and who afterwards absconded from his bad. aud was apprehended at Broadstairs on Thursday last, the 23rd instant, under a warrant. Supposed to have been lately residing at Cardiff, and also at Jiroadstairs. Anyone who can give any infor- mation respecting the above please communicate with MR SCHARIEN, Trafalgar-square, 1793 Chelsea, London, S.W. COAL MINES REGULATION ACT, 1887. (Advertisement B.) EXAMINATION FOR AND SECOND CUJJ i^fnLT^T?S OF COMPETENCY AS MANAGER AND UNDER-MANAGER RESPEC TIVELY. DISTRICT UNDER TiiË CHARGE OF J. T. ROBSON, Esq H. M. INSPECTOR OF MIXES. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN EXA- MINATION for FIRST and SECOND CLASS CERHFI^ foo? C<'MPetkxcy as MANAGER and UNDER-MA;NAGfcR, respectively, of a Mine under the above-named Act will be held on the 11th and 12.h days of MARCH, 1890, and Candidates intending to present themselves at such Examination must, on or before the 28th day of February next, notify such intention to the Secretary of the Board of the above-mentioned District, from whom all informa. tion as to particulars can be obtained By order of the Board C. JAMES, Secretary. 8, Courtland-terrace, Merthyr Tydfil. N.B,—Persons who do not reside within the District are equally eligible for examination with those who do. 1789 YSTRADYFODWG LOCAL BÔAIÙî IN PARLIAMENT.—SESSION 1890. THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS (BORØUGH FUNDS) ACT. 1872. THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT 1875. BUTE DOCK, CARDIFF. YSTRAD GAS AND WATER RHONDDA AND SWANSEA BAY RAILWAY. At a meeting of the Ystradyfodwg Local Board, held on the 24th day of January, 189u, in pursuance of the provisions of the Municipal Corporations (Borough Funds) Act, 35 ana 36 Vict., cap. 91, it was resolved by an absolute majority of all the members of the Ystradyfodwg Local Board That, in the judgment of the Board, it is expedient for this Authority, with a view to the promotion and protection of the interests of the inhabitants of the district, to oppose the following Bills to be promoted in the ensuing Session of Parliament, namely 1. A Bill entituled A Bill for empowering the Bute Docks Company to make new Railways and for authorlsJDg the transfer to them of the powers of making Railways and other powers conferred by the Rhymney Railway Act, 1888, and for other purposes." 2. A Bill intituled "A Bill to enable the Ystrad Gas and Water Company to construct; additional Waterworks, to purchase additional lands for their gas and water undertakings, and for other pur- poses." 3. A Bill under the name or short title of The Rhondda and Swansea Bay Railway Company, to authorise the lthondda and Swansea Bay Railway Company to construct new railways and other works, and to confer further powers upon that Company, and for other Durncses." And the BOARD HEREBY DIRECT that such opposition be accordingly prosecuted, and the co-ts and expenses thereof defrayed out of the General District Rate and the District Fund, and that such rate and fund be applied accordingly. Dated this, 24th day of January, 1890. WILLIAM JENKINS, 1790 Chairman of the Local Board. GROUND BASIC PHOSPHATE. LANGDALES CHEMICAL MANURE CO., Limited, Newcastle-on-Tyne, are prepared to CONTRACT for this article, in finest ground condition. For prices, &c., apply to Newcastle-on Tyne, or, "this week only," to their representative, Mr CRO'A", at the IVY BUSH HOTEL. CARMARTHEN. 1766 (Excursions. QREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL MATCH. SCOT- LAND Y. WALES. On SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1st, CHEAP HALF- DAY EXCURSIONS to CARDIFF will leave Llanelly at 12.15 p.m., Swansea (High-street) 12.40, Landore 12.45, Neath 1.0, Briton Ferry 1.5, Port Talbot 1.20, Bridgend 1.45, and Newport at 2.0 p.m. For full particulars see bills. NEW AND IMPROVED SERVICE TO THE CHANNEL ISLANDS VIA WEYMOUTH. QUICKEST AND BEST ROUTE, AND, SHORTEST SEA PASSAGE. WEYMOUTH to GUERNSEY in about 4 hours. GUERNSEY to JERSEY in about li hour. POWERFUL FAST STEAMERS, specially con- structed for the Great Western Company for this Service, and fitted with eiectric light and all latest improvements, will, weather and circumstances permitting, run DAILY from WEY- MOUTH to GUERNSEY and JERSEY (Monday Mornings excepted), and from JERSEY and GERN. EY to WEYMOUTH (Sundays excepted) 10 con- nection with Fast Trains from anJ to all parts of the Great Western System. Passengers leaving New Milford at 5.0 p.CI., Swansea 7.25, Cardiff 9.20, a.nd Weymouth 2.15 a.m. reach Guernseyabout 6.45 a.m. andJerseyabout9.0 a..m; a.nd leaving Jersey at 8.0 a.m., Guernsey 10.0, reach Wey- mouth about 2.30 p.m., Cardiff 9 26. Swauseall.4a p.m., and New Milford Passengers pass direct between the train and steamer at Weymouth. 1374 HY. LAMBERT. General Manager. ELECTRIC LIGHTING! j. C. HOWELL, ELECTRIC LIGHT ENGINEER, LLANELLY. Contractor for the pply and Fitting-up of ELECTRIC LIGHT APPARATUS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Sole Agent for South Wa.les for CROMPTON & CO., LIM. LONDON AND CHELMSFORD. Incandescent and Arc Light installations for Collieries, factories, Ships, Houses. &C. ESTIMATES ON APPLICATION. Contracts taken for Transmission of Power to a Distance. Telerams-" ELECTRIC, LLANELLY, 1126 B ALSAM SUPERSEDED. MAT MILTON'S AMERICAN HERB PASTE. MAT Is warranted to cure ailt AMERICAN MILTON'S discharges from the urinary HERB MAT organs in either sex.| PASTE. 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Will be paid to any person who, X v by using GOLDMAN N'S ^OOTH WATER, is again troubled with toothache.—S. Goldmann and Co., Dresden. To.be obtained gejinin" from Mr J. MUNDAY, CHEMIST, 1, High-street, Cardiff Pet boltie, la by post, la 9<L 40—1123 i3 uh lie ^.pp0intmcnts. QARDIFF SCHOOL BOARD, WTANTED, to commence duties on the 10th February next, an ATTENDANCE OFFICER. Salary, R80 per annum. The whole time of the Officer must be devoted to his duties. Applicant must be a married man age from 25 to 35. Applications, in candidate's own handwriting. stating age and previous employment, accompanied by copies of testimonials (which will nut be returned) wdtten on foolscap paper, must reach me not later than 2 o'clock in the afternoon of Monday, 3rd February next. None but local men need apply. Canvassing mem- bers will disqualify. D. REES, Clerk of the Board. Town Hall, Cardiff, January 27th, 1890. 1815 —' — ——— Question. CARDIFF. DR PARRY begs to inform his Pupils and the General Public that he HAS RESUMED LESSONS AT BEETHOVEN CHAMBERS, 2, NEWPORT-ROAD, CARDIFF, Also at his Private Residence, CARTREF, PLYMOUTH-ROAD, PENARTH, Subjects taught and fees may be had on application. THE COLLEGE CLASSES RESUMED ON TUESDAY, THE 7TH. ( Elementary, Mondays, at 2.30. Harmony I Intermediate, Tuesdays, !,t 4. I. Advanced, Mondays, at 6.30. Fees, each class, £ 1 Is per annum. Musical Form, Thursdays, at 2.30 and 3.30. Fees, £1 Is per annum. Theory and Sight Singing, Evening Class.Mondays. 7.30. 1123 Fees, 15< per annum. RJLHITCARDIFF COLLEGE SCHOOL. PRESIDENT. WILLIAM TAYLOR, M.D, J.P • HEADMASTER. WILLIAM JOHN GREENSTREET, M.A., St. John's College, Cambridge, Mathematical Tripos, 13S¿; formerly Senior Mathematical Master and Vice- Principal of the Hull and East Riding Ccllege late lecturer to tbe Cambridge University Extension Society at Hull. SECOND JIASIEtt. F. HEMINGWAY, M.A., later Scholar of Jesus College, Cambridge, Classical Tripos, 1880; late Assistant Master, Surrey County SchooL ASSISTANT MASTERS. R. S. CRUMP, B.A., late Hastings Exhibitioner, Queen's College, Oxford, Honours in Classics and History. HUGH MEYLER, B.A., late Scholar of Jesus College, Oxford, Honours in Final School of Modern History. P. ROBINSON, B.A., late Exhibitioner of Corpus Chtisti College, Oxford, Classical Honours also B.A., with Classical Honours, London University. SHORTHAND. R. S. CRUMP, B.A MUSIC. T. E. AYLWARD, Organist and Choir-master, St. Andrews, Cardiff (for nine years Organist of Chichester Cathedral). The NEXT TERM COMMENCES on MONDAY, January 20th, from 9 to 1 ONLY for New Boys, and TUESDAY, January 2lst, 1890, for Oid Boys. For Prospectus and full particulars appiy to THE HEADMASTER, THE COLLEGE SCHOOL. DUMFRIES-PLACE, CARDIFF. 1284 ^CHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. In union with London College of Music. Principal: Miss PINCOTT. DUTIliS TO BE RESUMED JANUARY 13th, 1890. Pupils prenared for Local Examination iu Music. Private lessons given in Theory, Harmony, Piano, and Organ. Ill DANCING, PHYSICAL EXERCISES, AC. -The Misses fcVANS are now arranging for the ensuing term in Cardiff, Penafth, &c- Classes and Private Lessons.—7, FITZALAN-PLACE, CARDIFF. 9b7 OOWBRIDGK GREAT HOUSE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, PRINCIPALS Mrs and the Misses CULYERWKLL. Thorough preparation for Cambridge, Oxford, Royal Academy of Musitf, and Trinity College examinations. Special attention is given to comfort, refinement, and physical well-being. Terms moderate Fees from entrance. 1024 7833 NEATH. "VTEATH. —PROPRIETARY SCHOOL. Jul Centre for Cambridge Locals. Matriculation Class. Archdeacon of Llandati, Chairman of Governors. 111 ABERAVON. ABERAVON ACADEMY, ABERAVON, PORT TALKOT PRINCIPAL HEV T. RICHARDS. PreparAtion for C illege. Professional, and Com- mercial Examinations. DUTIES RESUMED JANUARY 6TH, 1890. REFEREES :E. Phillips, Esq" Mayor, Aberavon; Alderman R. Jenkins, J.P., Bryn-hyfryd Revs. James Owen, Mount Pleasant, Swansea; President Edwards, B.A., Baptist College, Pontypool. 1381 MAESYCWMMER. THE SOUTH WALES SCHOOL FOR -L GIRLS, SUMMEBFIELD HALL, MAESYCWMMER, NEAR CARDIFF. THE NEXT QUARTER COMMENCES JANUARY 20TH, Xt 90. PRINcIPAL-Mrs R. H. JONES Assisted by a Highly-accomplishea and Efficient Staff of Teachers, including a Londou University First B.A. CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH — Mrs DAN ISAAC DAVIES, flee MIRAULT. Five Exhibitions ot the value of £ 10 each are annually offered to the most successful Students. For terms, &c., apply to the Principal. 1209 PONTYPRIDD. PONTYPRIDD GRAMMAR SCHOOL, -L ESTABLISHED 1S80. j Pupils nrepared for Land. Matriculation. re- liminary Professional (Law and Medicine), Civil Ser- vice, and Commercial pursuits. Full particulars on application to 1433 Mr J. F. McCLUNE. Headmaster. BRISTOL. ONG ASHTON SCHOOL, J-J NEAR BRISTOL. For prospectus and notice of School Scholarships apply t0 the Headmaster, W. J. KEMPE, M A CLIFTON. BRIGHTON HOUSE SCHOOL FOR BOYS ILEDLAND PARK, CLIFTON (NEAR THE DOWNS). There will be a few VACANCIES for January 21st. A FOURTH LARGE HOUSE has just been added to the premises. Terms moderate and inclusive.—Full particulars on application to the Head Master, 1292 Mr CHARLES BIGG. fiotna. fJlHE j^OROTHY CAFE IS NOW OPEN FOR THE LE OF QONFECTIONS, AFTERNOON -A- TEAS, L UNOHEONS, J^RENCH JJREAD AND CAKES. HIGH QTREET. CARDIFF. SO yy 51 1257 MUMBLES. LANGLAND BAY HOTEL, NEAR JLJ SWANSEA. THE MENTONE OF WALES. The sheltered position of Lanlan4 Bay, with its southern aspect and balmy air, which entitle it to be called the Mentone of Wales, renders it a most desirable Winter Residence.. Strongly recommended by Members of the Medical Profession For tariff, carriages, 4c., address „ „ 1226 THE MANAGER FI \1NNERS, 7D.—BRISTOL.—WOOD'S, Jl-J 21 and 22, Broadmead. 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BALFONTAIN.258 1273 13990 BRYNCOCH LLANTWIT COAL AND FIRE-BRICK CO., TAFF'S WELL NEAR CARDIFF Fire Bricks for Colliery and other purposes, Ground Clay, dtc. Fire-Bricks and Ground Clay orders executed with promptness. 634 1 public ^nrasemeitts. CARDIFF. jrjlHEATRE ROYAL. LESSEE and MANAGES. Mr EDWAHU FLETCHER ACTING MANAGER Mr JOHN SHERIDAN CONTINUED QLORIOUS RUS. QHANGE OF PAKTOMIME. t QROWDED JJOUSES RIGHTLY. Our prosperity is not attained by depreciating Rival Establishments, but by the MAGNIFICENCE OF THE PANTOMIME AND TALENT OF THE ARTISTES. TO-NIGHT, THURSDAY, JANUARY .50, And Every Evening at 7.1b, THE BEST PANTOMIME EVER PHRSElIiTlla TO THE PUBUC OF CARDIFF, PRETTY LITTLE RED RlDIKG 0 0 D "The Greatest Treat to Children Good. Is the Pantomime Red Riding Hood." 60 000 THEATRE-GOERS OF WALES hu. aireaày en thi Unpiectdentedlv Suc- cessful Pantomime. but are determined to SEE IT AGAIN, so NO EXPERIMENTS required. Excursionists and Patrons from the District Pur- chase Theatre Royal Pantomime Tickets at all the Stations on the TaS Vale and Rhymnsv Lines. Theatre Royal Trains Saturday, February 1st, at 1.49, 6.8 p.m. from Barry, Cadoxton, &c., at Reduced F ire*. DAY PERFORM/ NCF.S SATURDAY. Februay 1st. MONDAY, February 3id (MABO.V& DAY), at Two a clock. Box Plan at Thompson & Shackell's, Ltd. 79—1841 £ JRAND THEATRE, CARDIFF. TO-NIGHT, AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, GREAT AND LEGITIMATE SUCCESS OF THE SECOND PANTOMIME, gINDBAD THE JAILOR. Entire New Pantomime. New Scenes. New Dresses. New Music. EXTRACTS FROM THE PFESS. Mr ELPHINSTONE has scored heaviiy with bit Second Pautomime. The audience were delighted. Nothing fnnuier has ever been presented to II. Cardiff audience. The new policy must, of course, involve the expenditure of much money. but it is practically certain the capital Invested will return with substan- tial interest. Tbe Transformation must be .rdd as one of the most artistic pruductions ever shown in Wales. Cannot fail to draw large audiences and tC command popular favour.—"Western Mail," Januarv 28th, 1890 Without depreciating Rabinson Crusoe," it mil.) be truly said that, if a plebiscite were taken last night, the verdict woald be decided in favour of Sindba.ti the Sailor." It may in all sincerity be said that this new Panto- mime has taken immensely. No expense has bee# spared III the way of sce "ery. <,ostume. and, above ..11. talent ta secure a crowniue sncce:;s. South Walet Daily News," January 28th, 189j. FamilyTickets for tive and upwards, by booking it advance, 2s each. Box Office, Thompson nut Shackell's. Special Theatrp Trains at reduced fares by ai; lines and from Barry Cadoxton every Saturday (Barry Railway), a fare and a quarter return. j MABON'S DAY. FEB. 3RD, 1890. MAEON'S DAY ENORMOUS ATTRACTION. GRAND ASSAULT-AT-ARMS AND PANTOMIM* Important Engement for this night only of The World's Champion, FRANK gLAVIN, AND PARTY. Slavin will box with Joe Cosnett, of Birmingham, allt others. Tbe Contest will take place in the 10th scene of the Pantomime, abour 9.30. Notwi hstandiug tlu enOIDlOUS expense, no increase of prices. There will be no Half-nrice on this evenine. Doors open at ri commence 7.1b. liirly doors at 6. Day Periotmance (Maboc s Day), February 3rd, aao every Saturday, at 2. CARDIFF ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY. PATRON THE MOST NOBLE THE MARQUESS OF BUTE, K.T GRAND CONCERT, TAKK HALL, CARDIFF, NEXT WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5TH. 1890. THE ORCHESTRA will play Overtures Der Freischutz (Weber) and" Willia.n: Tell" (Rossini), Liszt's Kliapsodie Nl. 4, Selectian Lohengriu ( >\ sig- ner), Russian Suite "(Wiirst). aud" Persian March" (Sibley). MISS ANNA L ANG will play Menuelssohn s Vioiia Concerto, Sarasate's "Spanish Dances," and the vn .io obbligato in Kussi&n Suite." MISS ELEANOR REEs willaing Entreat mr not to Leave Thee' (Gounod), "I've beeu Roaming" (Horn), Angus Macdonaid iRoeckei). MR WATKIN MILLS will sing" Sa, Sir Pace" C" K azze de Figaro"), "Normans Tower" (Löur) Why do the Nations i" Messiah "). ORCHESTRA 0F75 PERFORMERS. CONDUCTOR DU JOSEPH PARRY. ACCOMPANIST ME J. E. DEACON. Admission—Unreserved Scats. 2s and Is, Doors Open at 7.15. Commence at S o'eiics, precisely. 18.. SWANSEA. DRILL HALI7 SWAN sliX POOLE'S NEW ECLIPSE MYRIORAMA AND MAMMOTH COMBINATION COMPANY OF SlAIi ARTISTES. EVERYTHING ENTIRELY NEW AND NOVEL. Nightly at 8 Wednesdays and Saturdays at 5 and 8, This is not a Magic Lantern and cadi-d a Diorama. PORTH. SA L E M CHAPEL, PORTH, «3 RHONDDA T ALLEY. GREAT ATTRACTION ON MABON'S DAY, Feb. 3rd, 1890. TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES OF HANDELS ORATORIO "JOSHVA," Will be given by the Purth and Cymnier Choral Society," on the above date. ARTISTES. SOPRANO—Madam^ LANFRWD THOMAS. CONTR>LTO—.Madame POLLl JEKI MORRIS. TENOR—OS MORLAIS. BASS-Mr GWILYM THVJMAS. BAND—MERTHYR ORCiiEsTRAL SOCIETY Led by Miss Meta Scott, H.A. M. ACCOMPANIST Air l. R;OHARD-, Mardv. Conductor—Mr TALIEsiN HOPKIN, Cymmer. Admission-Reserved seats (numbered), 5s: front do., 3s second do 2s third do.. Is. Reserved sea;* plan at Mr Tom Morgan. 1. Siphon-street, P,.rtb. Tickets may be obtained trom members of the choir. commence at 2.30 p.m., and 6.30 p.M.—Secretary, Henry Herbert. 1070 PENTKE. PRELIMINARY NOTICE SRD V.B. WELSH REGIMENT, PENTRE DETACHMENT. THE ANNUAL GRAND EVENING CONCERT, In connection with the above detachment, will be beld at the 1764 DRILL HALL, PENTRE ON THURSDAY, 13TH MARCH, 1890. ABERAVON^ DYSON'S DIORAMAS AND GIPS1 CHOat. SOI'TH WALES. AEK.HA.VON THIS YVW kK -j TOWN-HALL, PONTYPIIDD, YKXI WEEK. LUNG S.l..YJ:: rOUR LI I'-fc'S By TAKING TOH-M 0WBK1DGES TONIC lF^Llkg Tonic LUNG it IRHE MIGHTY HEALER. TON'C I TTXf w. a P°Wer over diseases hither- TONIC jrvp to unknown in medicine. 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