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altz iiti liurtioiu AUCTION APPOINTMENTS. Mr D. EVANS. Hardware, &c., at Cardiff April 20 to,, Mr T. WHITTY EVANS. Public-house & Premises April 25 1m t»-srs GOTTWALTZ, BOWRING, and PERRY. •ai "igh-class Hoi'ses, at the Exchange April 24 ousehold Furniture, etc., at Cardiff April 26 & 27 ^eehold Property, at Cardiff -April 28 sidential Property, at Cardiff April 30 Messrs S. HERN and PERTWEE.. _Q ™?sidential Properties, at Penarth „April 19 Morses, &c„ at Cardiff •••^pnl1 21 £ °tel, at Cardiff. ,.AT>r;l24^ Properties, at Cardiff • April a> >r„ Messrs H. HILL and CO.lq Household Furniture and Effects, at Mumbles, April 19 household Furniture, at Swansea .>— — -• Apn fk Mr HILLMAN.. »I 10 y Cows, Implements, &c., at Goldcliff "AP •Cattle, Implements, Ac., ot Henllys -APnl 30 Mr W. G. LAITY.. ,Q £ attle, Horses, Harness, &c., at Maesycwmmer■. Ap. 19 worses, Cabs, Carta, Harness, &c., at Cardiff-Ap«l 23 Brewery Plant, Machinery, at Caerpluny. April <X> v.. Messrs JOHN M. LEEDER & SON. Jiittber, at Swansea ?liav 7 Copyhold Farm, at Swansea ••••••• v'AXv* Messrs J. G. MADDOX & SON. Appointments, at Booms .April 19 freehold House, Premises, &c\, at Cardiff April 20 'Leasehold Villas, at The Mart April 20 Household Appointments at Penarth. April 25 Mr MORGAN MORGAN freehold Land and Residence, at Cardiff April 26 Pronerties at Cardiff • .April 26 Messrs NEWLAND, DAVIS, & HUNT. Say, at Newport April 18 freehold Land, &c., at Newport April 25 Copyhold Land, at Newport April 25 Mr THOMAS PARRY. idential Properties, at Newport. April 25 Messrs POWELL, nOACH and CO. Leasehold Properties, at Barry May 1 Mr S. N. POWELL. olliery Plant, at Dafen, near Llanelly May 4 Mr W. J. REES. 'Public-houses, at SW[1.nsea -ApriI25 Public-House Premises, at Swansea .April 25 Mr F. J. HOBERTS. Contents of Printing Works, at Newport .April 20 Messrs SHERWOOD SMITH & CO. leasehold Property. <Ec., at Abergavenny April 24 Mr II. SHINER. New Cider, at Ebdon Farm. Worle.April 18 Messrs SlEPHENSON and ALEXANDER. Jersey and Guernsey Cows, at Cardiff April 21 Commercial Hotel, at Bridgend April 21 freehold Farm, at Pontypridd May 16 reehold Land, at Llandaff — v Messrs STRAKER and SON. Freehold Residences, &c., at Abergavenny^™April 26 Mr JOHN THOMAS. Jetting of Pasture Land, at St. Fagan's April 19 Mr VVM. THOMAS. Freehøld and Leasehold Property, at Cowbridge, May 1 Messrs WELSBY and BOUSFIELD. Exhibition Building Materials, at Bristol May — Mr HOWELL WILLIAMS. Farming Stock, etc., at Llanvair Discoed.„«.May- Mr JOHN YOUNG. 8tock-in-Trade, &c., at Newport, Mon April 19 JALE OF A SMALL HERD OF JERSEY AND GUERNSEY COWS ON SATURDAY NEXT, THE 21ST OF APRIL, AT 11 O'CLOCK, AT THE ANGEL MHOTEL YARD, CARDIFF. ESSRS STEPHENSON and ALEX- AN DT3R are instructed by MR W.HOLT to SELL by AUCTION at the Angel Hotel Yard, Cardiff, SATURDAY NEXT, the 21st APRIL, at 11 o'clock, herd°Ut reservc' ^e following small but very choice JERSEY AND GUERNSEY DAIRY HEIFERS. COLOUR. AGE. TIME OF CALVING. 1 Brown and white Two years.. With calf at foot. Brown Two years.. April. T Fawn Two years.. April. Yellow and white Guernsey heifer, two .and a half due to calve in April. due to calve in April. View morning of Sale. 5437 .8ALE OF A VALUABLE DOUBLE-LICENSED AND OLD-ESTABLISHED COMMERCIAL M HOTEL AT BRIDGEND. ESSRS STEPHENSON and ALEX- ANDER are instructed by the Mortgagees to by AUCTION, at the Wyndham Arms Hotel, Fttdgend, on SATURDAY, the 21st April, 1894, at ^flock in the Afternoon, the Old-established and "eil-known p COMMERCIAL HOTEL, r^own as the York Hotel, Bridgend, now in the pupation of Mr Thomas John. Sale will also include the Goodwill of the llllsiuess, together with the Livery aud Posting Busi- ness also such Fixtures as belong to the Premises. The Hotel and Ptemises are held upon Lease for 60 tears from 1849, subject to an annual payment of <56 10s. n. The Property occupies an excellent position near to joe Cattle Market at Bridgend, and is well adapted ^L*«.FryiTTs: on a large 8,nd profitable business. .Narther particulars may be obtained upon applica* to the Auctioueers, 5, High-street, Cardiff or to ^essrs Morgan Rhvs and Bruce, Solicitors, Ponty- *•222; 5188 j>r SALE TO-MORROW. RnP^rTH R0AD' PARK-ROAD, WESTBOURNE- R°4Dt. AND KYMIN-TERRACE, PENARTH. "ALE OF VALUABLE RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES. ESSRS S. HERN and PERTWEE are «SDl-1„o1?st £ lcfced t0 SBLL by AUCTION, at the %h iwm Penarth, on THURSDAY, April > 1894, at 7.30 p.m., the following t PROPERTIES :— bftKfriis that well-built semi-detached RESI- °cciin^' ^nown as No. 29, Plymouth-road, in the ^edrn °* Walkey contains 3 reception and 9 lfia?S' bathroom, &c. Lease, 99 years, from May- i!OTO Ground rent, £ 5. Possession by aiTangement. tti^rrT—All that pleasantly-situated semi-detached tha NCE, known as Bryn-y-mor, Park-road, in occupation of Mrs Thomas, at a rental of £ 110 per contains 3 reception and 7 bedrooms, box- 2 lavatories, heated conservatory, two-stall j^ole, coach-house, &c. Lease, 99 years, from Decem- 1884. Groundrent, £ 12. All that DWELLING-HOUSE and PRE- Sf^ES, known as No. 46, Westbourne-road, in the Upation of Mr T. Garrett, at a rental of £39 per jjium, payable weekly. Lease, 99 years, from May 1887. Ground rent. £ 3 17s 6d. 5161 Jk)1 4—No. 1, KYMIN-TERRACE, and COTTAGE joining, producing a rental of £ 64 per year. Lease, 85 years unexpired. Ground rent, £ 3 5s. further particulars as to all the lots of the Auc. neers, 94. St. Mary-street, Cardiff; or as to Lot 3. of JJfWid Lewis, Esq., Solicitor, Charles-street, Cardiff. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, WITHOUT? r, RESERVE, SATURDAY, the 21st day of APRIL, 1894, at 12 M o'clock noon, by ESSRS S. HERN AND PERTWEE, at the Cardiff Tramways Company's Depot, "wi-street, Cardiff, 41- 12 HORSES, W A Mare in foal, and 1 Foal; direct from hard smtabIe for farmers and others. On View >^ypreviuus to Sale. 5393 EE OLD-ESTABLISHED COMMER- OlAL HOTEL AND POSTING HOUSE, TobSS GBDFFIN HOTEL, BRYNMAWR, llyi"WacieA^ the Goodwill and Possession. MESSRS S. HERN AND .PERTWEE by the Proprietor; who has taken W^ etBarr^.i^rne^, to SELL by AUC- dky of AnSf^sM otel> Cardiff. on TUESDAY, the y 1 Apnl> 1894, at 3 p.m., the above HOTEL, King-street of 116ft. 6in., and a/1 °^. ^Oft. or thereabouts, and con- foom s .a,n<i first-class business bar, coffee* o'JUaVii t?, rc^a, r00ID> sitting-room, smoke-room, ^in^00m Wl'b lavatory, side vaults, a spacious kitchens and domestic offices, S^dle^L cellarage, stabling yard, coach-houses, Jhe jjr'™?111. &c.. Abundant supply of water all over l°r Ostler Tlarg0 yard, garden, quoit ground, house ?°Use • stabling containing 6 loose boxes, coach- Me 1§geries, &c. Held for a lease of 60 years from ptember, 1889, at the yearly rental of £ 20. of ^sand premises subject to a lease from the ^eptp^J »eaufort for a term of 30 years from the 29th ^tahi '1874' at the yearly rent of £ 3 2s 6d. A con- revenue is derived from the hotel omnibuses Po'rln. to and from the Railway Stations. Metinn *10n °f the Premises may be had on the com* ji tho purchase A particulars and orders to view apply to Jlea^^twneers, 94, St. Mary-street, Cardiff; or to Kite and Broomhead, Solicitors, Taunton. 5224 tftt^K^STORS, CAPITALISTS, AND OTHERS. Murtant sale op FREEHOLD AND LEASE- T„SOtD PROPERTIES, CARDIFF. ESSRS S. HERN and PERTWEE ú are instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the •SfaHOlD- aSD SfeS»LD PEOPEETIBS;- ^'October, 1887. GrounSt £ 6°ept 2.—Nos. 12 and la CLARffpnAn a' »J«T3._Nos. 90, 92, and 94, SALTMF.A II POAT> & at 8s each. Freehold subjecr^^0^ ^ge of £ 215s each. HT? 4-Nos. 96, 98, and 100 SALTMEAD-ROAD. 7s 6d each. Freehold subject to an annual rent .Kg? of £ 215s each. 5.-Nos. 52, 54, 56, 58, 60, and 62 STOUGH- ^5-STREET. Let at 7s each. Freehold subject to "-Nos^6, 65, £ 67, 69, and 71, STOUGHTON- ?T- Lfct at 8s 6d each, f reehold subject to Ce rent-charge as to ^°s- 6i,a?q„6^?2 8d 7T1a NO. 67, £ 2 18s 4d JS o. 69, £ 2 19s 4d and No. 19s p/i Nos. 73, 75, 77, and tojpET, freehold subject to annual rent charge, as lef"; 79, of £ 3, and Nos. 73, 75, aud 77, of £ 2 15* each. fcfe 8.45? 47? and 49, ALLERTON-STREET *ha*t 7s each. Freehold subject to an annual rent 1^5 of £ 3 each. &raJ9-N°s. 51, 53, 55, and 57, ALLERTON- lefc at 7s each. Freehold subject to an L(?« charge of £ 3 each. t 0T 10.-Nos. 59,61, and 63, ALLERTON-STREET, *ha>i. 's each. Freehold subject to an annual rent C&e of £ 3 each, ^eet 12» CORNWALL-ROAD. Let at 7s per Freehold subject to annual rent-charge of 1"4. 12.-No. 13, GREEN-STREET, Canton. Corner BCKJ' .Dwelling-house, and Premises. Let to Mr 4(a.~jll at 12s 9d per week. Lease, 99 years from 1870. Ground rent, £ 2. —All those TWO DWELLING-HOUSES, itte-?> and PREMISES, known as 37 and 38, Byron- Jet t° good tenants at 8s and 6s 6d per week At a „ctlvely- Held under lease for 99 years from 1853, ground rent of B4. ^UcH^ ber particulars as to all the lots apply to the JV. 3eer?. 94, St. Mary-street; as to Lots 1 to 10, of "lofria ^is' Solicitor, Church-street, of Messrs Solicitors, High-street; and of Messrs '<Ot ipS,a?(' Handcock, .Solicitors, Bute Docks as to Ml y i^vid tewis, Esq., Solicitor, Charjes-street, YI Out, £ 293 alt5 fan j\mtiau. ANNUAL HUNT SALE. ANNUAL HUNT SALE. MESSRS GOTT WALTZ, BOWRING, & PERRY beg to announce that they will nold M PERRY beg to announce that they will nold their ANNUAL HUNTSALK at fe Hope Exchange, Cardiff, 011 TUESDAY NEX1. 24th April, 1894, of 100 HIGH-CLASS HORSES, Viz HUNTERS, HARNESS HORSES, and GRAND- Viz., 'STEPPING COBS,: including map GLAMORGANSHIRE HUNT HORSES, a HORSES from J- Blandy Jenkins, Esq., M.F.H, 2 HORSES from H. S. Watson, Esq., Llandaff. 2 HORSES from Charles H. Williams, Esq.. M.H. 2 HORSES from W. B. Partridge, Esq.,Aborgavenny. 2 HORSES from T. John, Esq., Caercady. 2 HORSES from J. Devereux Came, Esq. 2 HORSES from D. T. Alexander, Esq. Also HORSES from Miss Thompson, Richard Allen, Esq., Colonel Goodsol, H. Kemeys-Tynte, Esq;, C. Firbank, Esq., Godfrey Firbank, Esq., G. Lee, Esq., jtV. Cubitt, Esq., V. H. Thomas, Esq., L. G. Williams, Esq., T. Bevan, Esq., and others. Gentlemen desirous of earing Horses for this Sale are requested to do so at once, as the number accepted will be strictly limited to 100. 5020 Catalogues may belhad from the Auctioneers, Cardiff. ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, 26TH & 27TH APRIL, AN IMPORTANT UNRESERVED SALE OF THE CONTENTS OF PRIMROSE HOUSE, CARDIFF, The property of the late GEORGE HAY WARD, Esq., DECEASED. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS belonging to the Estate of the late JOHN FRY, Esq. J.P., late of HILLSIDE, PENARTH. Furniture removed from DALHOUSIE, CATHEDRAL- ROAD, also excellent appointments from 49, PARK- PLACE. HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE supplied by Mems Maple and Co. and Marshall and Snelgrove, and other houses a NEARLY NEW PIANOFORTE, by Nutting, Addison and Co., makers to the Royal Family; a variety of choice decorative China, real Bronzes, elegant Electro-plate, and miscellaneous items. MESSRS GOTTWALTZ, BOWRING, & .iVJL PERRY will SELL bv AUCTION, at their Salerooms, 11, High-street, Cardiff, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 26th and 27th April, at 11 oNclock each day, the above VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, including FINELT-CARVED ASH and WALNUT SUlTg. a very FINK WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE with large wardrobe and overmantel en suite, and several suites for smaller rooms, massive brass Parisian French bedsteads, spring mattresses and bedding, in- laid and other chests of drawers, burr walnut and mahogany toilet tables, several wardrobes of various sizes, double and single toiiet services, Axminster stair and landing carpets. IN THE RECEPTION ROOMS.—A most ARTISTIC DRAWING-ROOM SUITE, upholstered in Genoa vel- vet, exquisitely carved overmantel, a finely INLAID CABIN E I', also tables of various designs, a pair of tn- laid ivory steols, choice ornamental items, Dresden 1 candelabra, ROSEWOOD DRAWING ROOM FURNI- TURE, occasional chairs in Genoa velvet, inlaid and occasional tables, a fine set of china figures, a 7- OCTAVE UPRIGHT grand PIANOFORTE by NUTTING, ADDISON AND CO., suites of expensive lace and chenille curtains, Wilton pile and Axmmster carpets, bordered Brussels carpets, a carved oak side- board, a 6ft. and 4ft. bookcase, a dining-room suite in green velvet, a pedestal writing table, a large duung table, dinner wagon, &c. MORNING-ROOM <fc LIBRARY.-SET3 OF FURNI- TURE, the chairs covered in morocco, sideboards, book and china. cabinets, expensive settees, marble clocks, candelabra, vases, bronze ewers. TE EXCELLENT ELECTRO-PLATE by first-class makers, a. pair of "massive labra, a chased kettle on stand, with lamp, dessert stands with cut glass dishes, dish covers, tea pots,, superior sets of dessert knives and forks, and nsn- eaters in cases. The cutlery by first-class Sheffield manufacturers. « „„,i HALL FITTINGS.—A carved-oak hall stand ana chairs, pictures, and engravings, contents or ■ enma pantries, kitchen, and outdoor effects. LE ON VIEW TWO DAYS PRIOR to SALE. Catalogues may be had of the Auctioneers, or of 5401 J. H. WILLIAMS, Esq., Solicitor, Cardiff. TO INVESTORS, CAPITALISTS, AND OTHERS, HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE OF 16 VALUABLE FREEHOLD BUILD- ING PLOTS, Fronting upon the main road between LLANDAFF and FAIR WATER, and within 1,200 yards of Ely Station, the Cathedral, and the 'Bus Services to and from Cardiff. «iT7n t\ta< MESSRS GOTTWALTZ, BOWRING, and PERRY (in conjunction with Messrs and PERRY (in conjunction with Messrs BARBER and HARDING, of WINDSOR) are m. structed to SELL by AUCTION, at the Angel Hotel, Cardiff, on SATURDAY, the 28th day of April, 1894, at Three o'clock precisely, the above valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, IN QUARTER ACRE PLOTS, Presenting not only immense attractions for the erec- tion of First-class Residences, but an unusual oppor- tunity of becoming possessed of FREEHOLD BUILDING SITES delightfully situated within a convenient distance of the Town of Cardiff, aad having, nevertheless, all ths advantages of the country. The Sites have an important position on the Llandaff j to Fairwater Road, are upon undulating land with s southern aspect, commanding extensive views of the surrounding neighbourhood. They are subject only to Country Rates, yet possess all the conveniences of town, including gas and water, and will entitle each purchaser to a vote for the County. Each Lot will be sold free of Auctioneers' com- mission and Solicitors' Charges for Contract and Con- veyance (except stamp duty). Half the purchase money may remain on mortgage at 4 per cent. Particulars, Plans, and Conditions of Sale may be had of either of the Auctioneers, at their Offices. Cardiff and Windsor respectively Messrs Veall and Sant, Architects, Cardiff; or of T. H. Stephens, Esq., Solicitor, Bute-crescent, Cardiff. 5248 SALE OF ATTRACTIVE AND VALUABLE LEASEHOLD RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY IN NEWPORT.ROAD AND PEMBROKE- TERRACE. MESSRS GOTTWALTZ, BOWRING, and PERRY are instructed by W. H. Lewis, E^q., to SELL by AUCTION, at their Salerooms, 11, High-street, Cardiff, on MONDAY, April 30th, 1894, at 3 o clock in the Afternoon (subject to Conditions of bale to be then and there produced) ALL THAT HIGHLY-ATTRACTIVE AND VALUABLE LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE Knownaa ^CHARNLEIGH," Situate andbeing No. 126, Newport road, together with the Stable and Coach-house; Lawns, Gardens (stocked with choice fruit trees), Conservatories,and Out-houses, as late in the occupation of E Handcock, Esq. Held under lease for 99 yearsJrom 1873 at the yearly ground rent of £O. Also, by the direction of P. W. Carey, Esq., all that very Desirable Leasehold Property, situate and being No 15, PEMBROKE-TERRACE, with the Appurtenances, as for many years the Resl. dence of the Owner. Held underlease for 99 years from 1876, at the yearly ground rent of £9 6s 6d Plans, Particulars, and Conditions of Sale are in course of preparation, and may be obtained on appli- cation to the Auctioneers, at their Offices, or as to "Charnleigh," to Messrs Downing and Handcock, Solicitors or as to the other Lot to James Morgan, Esq, Solicitor, all of Cardiff. 5276 SALE TO-MORROW. j THE DUKE-STREET AUCTION ROOMS, CARDIFF. THE WEEKLY SALE of THURSDAY, April 19th, 1894, will consist of a large assem- blage of superior well-made modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, removed to the Rooms for absolute sale, including three dining-room suites (upholstered in leather and Persian saddlebags), two drawing-room suites (covered in high pile and' Genoa velvet), two massive 6ft. and smaller sideboards, 8ft. and 6ft. dining tables, oval and, octagon ditto, three large marble clocks, Brussels and tapestry carpets, walnut and rosewood cabinets, overmantels, bookcases, 6ft. and 4ft., solid wood bedroom suites, eight massive French bedsteads, spring and wool mattresses, handsome duchesse toilet tables and companion marble-top washstands, 6ft. and 4ft. wardrobes to match toilets, chest of drawers, sets of ware, etc., etc. On view day prior to and morning of sale, which will commence precisely at 2 o'clock. 1111 J. G. MADDOX SON, Auctioneers. RE MRS M. MANDERSON, DECEASED. No. 116, SEVERN-ROAD, CANTON, CARDIFF. SALE OF A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD HOUSE. PREMISES, GARDEN, Ac. MESSRS J. G. MADDOX and SON are -H-JL favoured with instructions to SELL by PUB- LIC AUCTION, at the Mart, Bank-buildings, St. Mary-street, Cardiff, on FRIDAY, the 20th April, 1894, at 7.30 in the Evening, subject to conditions to be then and there read, all that valuable SMALL FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, As above. The house is in excellent repair, having but recently been done up, and comprises two good sitting-rooms, kitchen, and scullery, fair-sized passage three excellent bedrooms, and the usual conveniences, a capital brick-buil fowls'-house, and a large garden front and back. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, 25, Duke-street, Cardiff, or to Messrs PRICE & SON, 5273 Solicitors, Haverfordwest. Nos. 91. 93, 95, & 97, CLARE-ROAD, CANTON, CARDIFF. MESSRS J. G. MADDOX & SON beg to announce that they will include the above 4 LEASEHOLD VILLAS in their Sale of Property to take place at the Mart, NEXT FRIDAY, at 7.30. Further particulars, apply at the Auctioneers Offices, 25, Duke-street, Cadiff. 79, CARLISLE-STREET, MOORS, CARDIFF. TO GROCERS AND OTHERS. MR D. EVANS is instructed to SELL by AUCTION, on the above-named premises, on FRIDAY, 20th April, 1894, at 11 o'clock, a small quantity of GROCERY, HARDWARE, TIN GOODS, brushes, trade utensils, and a useful pony, crank-axle rt, and set of harness. Auctioneer's Office, 9, Windsor-place, Cardiff. 5450 ABERGAVENNY. SALE OF A VALUABLE FREEHOLD PUBLIC' HOUSE AND PREMISES. R T. WHITTY EVANS has received instructions froui Mr George Henry Hooper to £ 7 PUBLIC AUCTION, at the King's Head VNewport, Mon., on WEDNESDAY, April 25th, ^01?^ octock, all that Commodious FREEHOLD PUBLIC-HOUSE AND PREMISES, THE FARMER'S ARMS," ABERGAVENNY. The property is situated immediately opposite the Gates of the Cattle Market, and faces Lion and Market-streets. Very extensive additions hare recently been made to the old premises. The present tenant holds a lease of the premises for the residue of the term of twa. years and three months, computed from the 18th day of May, 1893, at the yearly rent of £73, clear of all rates and taxes A copy of the lease may be inspected at the office of Messrs Treharne and Treharne, Solicitors, Pentre, during office hours, within one week prior to the Sale. For further particulars and conditions of sale, apply to the Auctioneer, 54, High-Street, Aberdare, or to the ftbove*nftB>ed Solicitors, 5453 Halig bp BE HENRY SHAPLAND, ESQ., DECEASED. HAZELHURST, LLANDAFF. IMPORTANT SALE OF FREEHOLD RESIDENCE AND LAND. MR MORGAN MORGAN is instructed by the Trustees under the Will of the late Henry Shapland, Esq., to SELL BY AUCTION, ON THURSDAY, APRIL 26TH, 1894, At 3 o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Royal Hotel, Cardiff, subject to conditions to be; then and there produced, all that very desirable FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, known as HAZELHURST, LliANDAFF. The Residence stands in its own grounds, which by admeasurement contain an area of 3,847 square yards or thereabouts. The house contains the following accommodation GROUND FLOOR. Central Hall and Main Staircase, Dining, Drawing, and Breakfast Rooms, Kitchen, Back Kitchen, and staircase leading. to Servants' Bedrooms, Dairy, Pantry, &c. FIRST FLOOR. Six capital Bedrooms, Bath (hot and cold), w.c., and Boxroom, SECOND FLOOR. Four good Bedrooms and Boxroom. ThiBProperty is situated within five minwtef 'Wdk of the Llandaff Railway Station, and faces the main road leading to Llandaff City and Cardiff, (and iBneaT the Cathedral and City of Llandaff. This house was built by the late Mr Shapland as a residence for himself, and no expense was spared in its construction, having been erected under. his own personal supervision. It is built of Newbridge Stone, with Bathstone Bay Windows. There are capital Stables and Coach-houses im- mediately behind the house, built with Newbridge Stone and red brick dressings. The Auctioneer wishes to direct the attention of persons desiring a country residence, as it is not often that the opportunity presents itself of acquiring a house so well built and so conveniently situated. For Further Particulars and order to View apply to the Auctioneer, or to EDMUND HERNE, Esq., Solicitor, 5213 west Bute-street, Docks, Cardiff. BB HENRY SHAPLAND, ESQ., DECEASED. IMPORTANT SALE OF ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND, LLANDAFF, NEAR CARDIFF. MR MORGAN MORGAN is in- structed by the Trustees under the Will of the late Henry Shapland, Esq., to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at the ROYAL HOTEL, CARDIFF, On THURSDAY, the 26th day of APRIL, 1894, at 3 o'clock in the Afternoon (subject to conditions to be then and there produced), the following PLOTS OF FREEHOLD LAND. LOT 1.—All that VALUABLE FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND adjoining the Pine Apple Inn, Llandaff, having a frontage of 83 feet or thereabouts to the Parish Road, and having an area of 1,670 square yards. LOT 2.—All that VALUABLE BUILDING LAND adjoining villas recently built by Mr Evans,.having a frontage to the Parish Road of 66 feet, and an area. of 1,9a7square yards or thereabouts. LOT 3.-All that VALUABLE FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND adjoining lot 2, having a frontage to the Parish Road of 58 feet, and an area of 1,695 square yards or there- abouts. LOT 4.—All that similar PIECE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND adjoining lot 3, having a frontage of 58 feet to the Parish Road, and an area of 1,786 square yards or thereabouts. LOT 6.—All that VALUABLE FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND adjoining Hazelhurst, and containing an area of 10% acres or thereabouts, with access to main road leading from Llandaff to Whitchurch, and frontages to other Public Roads. The water and gas is laid on in the district, and the contract for drainage of the whole neighbourhood has been already entered into, and the County Council has undertaken to connect the same with the main of the Rhondda sewerage. The whole of the property is situated within five minutes' walk of the Llandaff Railway Station, and faces the main road leading to Llandaff City and Cardiff. The Auctioneer wishes to direct ,the attention of investors to. this exceptional opportunity of securing a plot of freehold land, with the advantages of being situated near a railway station and in close proximity to the town of Cardiff. Plan and full particulars, showing a proposed scheme for laying out the land for building, may be obtained on application to the Auctioneer, {[Albert chambers, High.street, Cardiff; to GEO, THOMAS, Esq., Architect, Cardiff or to- EDMUND HERNE, Esq., Solicitor, 5212 West Bute-street, Cardiff. SALE TO-MORROW. ON THURSDAY, APRIL 19TH. HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE of 30 HEAD of FAT and STORE CATTLE, MILCHING COWS and CALVES, 50 SHEEP, 6 powerful CART HORSES, 15 to 16.2 hands high; 20 pure-bred Welsh Mountain COBS and PONIES, 3, 4 and 5 years old, and standing from 12.2 to 14 hands high; 4 TIP- CARTS in excellent condition, several Sets of CART HARNESS, together with numerous other lots. MR W. G. LATTY has been favoured with instructions from Messrs Jones, Lewis, Davies, Williams, and other well-known gentlemen (who may be referred to), to SELL by AUCTION, in a field close to the Angel Hotel, Maesycwmmer, on the above date, the whole of the above VALUABLE STOCK. Further particulars in posters. N.B.—-Further entries maybe included. 5412 J; ON MONDAY, APRIL 23RD, 1894. TO POSTING MASTERS AND OTHERS. LIVERY STABLES, OPPOSITE THE GRANGE HOTEL, GRANGETOWN, CARDIFF. SALE OF HORSES, HANSOM CABS, LANDAU, DOG- CARTS, CRANK-AXLE CARTS, HARNESS, &C. MR W. G. LATTY is instructed by Mr Geo. Griffiths (who is relinquishing the busi- ness) to SELL by AUCTION, without reserve, on the premises as above, the following HORSES, &c., VIZ.:— Three useful posting horses, a very fast-trotting cob (6 years, 14.2), 3 hansom-cabs, 1 landau, 2 dog carts, stylish gig, 2 crank-axle carts, 6 sets of good harness, weighing machine, chaff-cntter, the stable utensils, and sundry other lots. On view morning of sale, which will commence punctually at Two oNslock. There will be no reserve. Auctioneer's Offices, Glamorgan Horse Repoaiory, Cardiff. 5411 OLD BREWERY CAERPHILLY. IMPORTANT AND UNRESERVED SALE OF BREWERY PLANT, MACHINERY, 100 BARRELS OF HEER, dóc. TVf R W. G. LATTY has been favoured !\jL with instructions to -SKLL BY AUCTION, Without Reserve, on WEDNESDAY, April 25th; commencing punctually at Two o clock, the whole 01 the above valuable „ PLANT, &c., .Viz Steam tubular boiler, 16ft. tong, 5ft. diameter; donkey engine, 3i-h.p., 6iin. cylinder, 3in. plunger, and 9in. stroke; 6-h.p. steam engine with Em. cylinder, lOin. stroke/ driving wheel, Ac. beer pump with piping, <fcc. a nearly new malt mill with driving gear, hoppers, c., as fixed (by Llewelllns and James, Bristol) • heist with chain, rollers, sheath, <fcc. mash tun with sparger, fittings, &c„ &c.; steam copper coil (5ft. diameter) nd 2m. piping a 30-barrel copper boiler as fixed; Lawrence's patent copper refrigerator, 4ft. by 3ft. 4in.; fermenting round, about 20 barrels fermenting round, about 25 barrels fermenting round, about 30 barrels; small desk; S. Jobpson and Co.'s new yeaat press, supplied by Llewellins and James, Bristol; beer vat, about 30 barrels beer vat, about 50 barrels beer vat about 50 barrels 4 cask stillings, each 22ft. long; a circular copper-bottomed plate for boiler %in. thick and 50in. diameter Bartletfs nearly new weighing-machine, 4-pull beer engine, 2- knife chaff machine, crank-axle cart, platform for steaming casks, new fire-bars, old iron and piping, several hogsheads, barrels, kilderkins, and small casks about 100 barrels of beer, September and October brewings, 1893, and numerous other valuable and miscellaneous effects. Catalogues may be obtained one week prior to Sale on application to the Auctioneer, Horse Repository, Cardiff 5493 LANTWIT MAJOR. SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTY. MR WM. THOMAS has been instructed by the representatives of the late Mr Thomas Chatterton to S&X by PUBLIC AUCTION, a™ Duke of Wellington Hotel, Cowbridge, on TUESDAY, May 1st, 1894, at 3 o clock in the afternoon, subject to such conditions and particulars of sale as shall be then read, the following very desirable and valuable PROPERTY, viz. :— All that valuable and compact RESIDENCE, known as Crooked Shord, Lantwit Major, Glamorganshire, now in the occupation of Mr Henry Chatterton, with good stabling, coachhouse, and other outhouses, walled garden well stocked with fruit trees, being No. 1,024 on the parish tithe map, containing 1 rood or there. about* Also that very valuable FIELD of PASTURE LAND in front of the house (No. 1,025 on the tithe map), con- taining 3 acres 1 rood 13 percliej, or thereabout. Also that very valuable Field of Pasture Land, being No. 1,027 on the tithe map, containing 3 roods 28 perches, or thereabout. The above is beautifully situated with a grand per. spective view of the surrounding district, Bristol Channel and the English coast, and within easy distance of the sea shore. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, at his office, 57, Vere-^treet, Cadoxton-Barry: or to Messrs RANDALL, WILSON and CAY, 5456 Solicitors, Bridgend. VARICOCELE And its Speedy, Painless, and Certain Cure without Surgical Operation, by Dr. Marston's American Method. Twenty-one yaars' successful experience. Illustrated circular sent sealed free on application.—The MARS TON CO., 249, HIGH HOLBORN LONDON. 4409 alt5 fog J\udhm. SALE THIS DAY TO CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS, FARMERS, PRIVATE BUYERS, AND OTHERS. IMPORTANT SALE OF TIMBER. MESSRS JOHN M. LEEDER & SON JjtjL have received instructions to SELL by AUC- TION, at the Vetch FieM, situate immediately behind the Swansea Gaol. the site of Sylvester's Circus, on WEDNESDAY, April 13th, J.394. a large quantity of SCANTLINGS, FLOORING, MATCH AND SPRUCE BOARDS, ROOFING FELT, &c„ &c., Used in the Construction of the Circus. The following are the principal dimensions SCANTLINGS.—7in. by 6in., 7in. by 3in., 6in. by 3in., 8in. by 3in., 9in. by 3in., 7in. by 2in., 6in. by 2in. FLOORING AND 1ATCHBOARDs.-7m. by lin. SPRUCE BOARDS.—8%in. by 1m., lOin. by The Auctioneers beg to call special attention to this Sale, as the timber is free from nails, clean, and well. seasoned. Sale to commence at 1L30 am. Terms Cash at close of Sale. For Catalogues and further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, at their Offices, Goat-street Chambers, Swansea. 15346 VALUABLE COPYHOLD FARM FOR SALE. SITUATE IN THE MANOR AND PARISH OF OYSTERMOUTH. MESSRS JOHN M. LEEDER and t- SON have received instructions from Col. W. E. Hughes to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Swansea Auction Rooms, Goat-street, Swansea, on MONDAY, May 7th, 1894, all that VALUABLE FARM, KNOWN AS BOARSPIT, situate near the Mumbles, within 41/2 miles of Swansea, and a short distance from West Cross and Norton-road Stations, on the Swansea and Mumbles Railway. The farm has an acreage of 49 acres, or thereabouts (computed from the Ordnance Survey), of fertile arable, meadow, and pasture land, in good heart and con. dition. This desirable property is well intersected by roads, and occupies an elevated and healthy position it lies well to the sun, and comprises a comfortable dwelling- house, containing sitting-room, kitchen, back kitchen, dairy, coal-house, and three bedrooms. The farm outbuildings are extensive, and consist of a barn and stable, three cowhouses, turnip-house, piggeries, poultry-houses, cart and implement shed, Dutch bam, &c. Adjoining the dwelling-house is a large and produc- tive arden, close to which is a well of excellent spring water there is also another spring in the neighbouring meadow. Behind the barn, and separated therefrom only by the road leading to Norton, is a large, dry and fenced- in haggard. The whole is in the occupation of Mr William Davie, as yearly tenant (Michaelmas entry), at the reduced rental of £ 100 per annum, tenant paying rates and taxes. The estate is recommended to and worthy the atten- tion of capitalists and others, about 12 acres of the land being suitable for development for building pur- poses, and the plan published with the particulars and conditions will indicate the proposed method of laying out. The mines and the minerals belong to the Lord of the Manor. The property may be viewed on application to the tenant. Sale to commence at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. For particulars and conditions of Sale and further information, apply to Messrs Beor and Plant, Solicitors, Temple-street, Swansea; or to the Auctioneers, at their Offices, Goat-street Chambers, Swansea. 5394 ABERGAVENNY, COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. MESSRS STRAKER AND SON win offer for SALE by AUCTION, at the Angel Hotel, Abergavenny, on THURSDAY, the 26th of Hotel, Abergavenny, on THURSDAY, the 26th of April, 1894, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, in one or more Lot or Lots, the VALUABLE FREEHOLD RESIDENCES and LAND, known as CHERRY ORCHARD," containing dining-room, drawing-room, study, seven bedrooms, and bath-room with excellent stabling and coach-house, gardener's cottage, conservatory and garden; also a paddock and orchard adjoining, the whole containing 4% acres. "PENTRE COTTAGE," containing dining-room, drawing-room, and sitting-room, four bedrooms, kitchens, and usual offices; with stable, outbuildings, garden, and half an acre of land, part of the field ad- joining. Also a most valuable piece of MEADOW LAND, ad- joining Pentre Cottage, with extensive frontage to the Brecon road, containing 5a. Or. 8p. or thereabouts. The whole of the above property is situate within one mile of the Town of Abergavenny, on the high road to Brecon. „ „ Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be obtained of the Auctioneers of Messrs Peacock and Goddard, Solicitors, 3, South-square, Gray's Inn, London, W.C. or of Messrs Gabb and Walford, Solicitors, Aber- gavenny. 5312 SALE THIS DAY. NEWPORT. IMPORTANT SALE OF HAY. MESSRS NEWLAND, DA VIS, AND HUNT will SELL by AUCTION, at the Tre- degar Arms Hotel, Newport, on WEDNESDAY next, April 18th, at 3 o'clock, about 200 TONS OF PRIME MEADOW AND CLOVER HAY. Situate at Liswerry, Nash, Goldcliffe, Bishton, and Magor, near Newport; Caldicot, near Severn Tunnel Junction. Catalogues may be obtained of the Auctioneers, Highbury-chambers, Newport and Chepstow. 5345 MONMOUTHSHIRE. NEWPORT NASH, RED WICK, & LLANVACHES. IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND COPYHOLD ACCOMMODATION LANDS AND PREMISES. MESSRS NEWLAND, DAVIS, and Jjt-i- HUNT have received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at the King's Head Hotel, Newport, WED- NESDAY, 25th April, 1894 LOT L-23a. 2r. lp. rich FREEHOLD ARABLE LAND. known as Rams Barn, Llanvaches. LOT a.-Sa. lr. 5p. rich-feeding PASTURE LAND near Llanwern Station, in the parish of Nash. LOT 3.-1Ca. lr. 38p. ditto, ditto. LOT 4.—20a. 2r. 5p. rich MEADOW LAND, at Broad- street Common, Nash. LOT 5.—2a. 3r. 9p. ditto. LOT 6.—la. Or. lOp. ditto. LOT 7.-1430. 1r. 8p. rich MEADOW LAND, at Lis- werry, Newport (near to the new East Usk Railway). LOT 8,—23a. Or. 35p. rich MEADOW LAND at pye- corner, Nash. LOT 9. lla. 2r. 28p. rich MEADOW LAND at North-row, Redwick. Further particulars as to Lots 1 to 7 inclusive, apply Messrs Morgan, Francis, and Stanton, Solicitors, Chepstow L°ts 8 and 9, John Hutchins, Esq., Solicitor, Newport; and as to the whole to the Auctioneers, Highbury-chambers, Newport, or Welsh- street Chepstow. v 5258 MONMOUTHSHIRE TVI ES?TS? NEWLAND, DAVIS, and £ V_E. HUNlare instructed by Edmund Thomas, i t0 off*r tor SALE by lin?Sd?N^rt?M^ 25111 APri1' 1894' at the ABO UT NINE ACRES OF COPYTTOl Tl T A XD in the Parish of St. Bride's, WentlWa adioining Sutton-lane and near the Sea Wall g J The Property is pasture and of rich feed,W mmlitv. If Bride'f 0fand6 fs Sutt™ and of thellTnor of St. Bride s, and is in the occupation of Mr Thomas Baker, being numbered 428, 429 and 430 on the tiobe- map for the said Parish of St. BridTs. ^tomediaL possession can be had by arrangement For further particulars apply°to the' Auctioneers at Highbury-chambers, Newport, Mon or to kg JOHN CHAELEK.LiwBiijN%tUdln 5502 10, Stow-hill, Newport, Mon. SALE TO-MORROW TEMPERANCE.HA STORES, NEWPORT. MON. ro PROVISION MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. Mr JOHN YOUNG lias received So- twns through the Trustee (Mr J. R Aide) nuaer a deed of assignment, to SELL bv PirRT th ACTION, on the Premises, without Reserve, the STOCK-IN-TRADE Of the Firm of Messrs W. Roberts and Son Comprising 9 x cases currants, 18 doz. pickles. 3 x V. cases sultanas, 4 x V. cases raisins, 8 doz. Clarke's coffee extract, matches, 2 sacks rice, 9 gross Rising bun lead, quantity of soaps, brooms, sweepers, sardines, milk, cloves, rice, biscuits, sugar, lemon syrup, large quantity tea, starch, blue, olacKlead, tinned fruit, beef, brawn, salmon, herrings, jams, bacon, sauce, pickles, seeds, ginger, coffee beans, tapioca, inks, tacks, soap, flour bags; sugar, fruit and other papers fixtures, fittings and utensils marble- top and other counters, currant machine, coffee mill; provision, tea and other scales, large butcher's scale, gas fittings, bacon racks, butter scales, truck, large American eagle, large double.door safe, sack truck, .c., &c. Sale on THURSDAY, April 19th, 1894, at 2 p.m. The Stores to Let. Immediate possession maybe had. Dated April 11th, 1894. 5354 SALE THIS DAY. SALE I APRIL 18TH. • RED HOUSE FARM, GOLDCLIFF. VALUABLE DAIRY COWS, with big frames, a rare sort, several heavy milkers, fat calves, and in-calf heifers, capital mare in foal to Lord Bang, 4 colts part of rick of hay, agricultural implements, portion of the household furniture, home-cured bacon, dairy articles and effects. To be SOLD by AUCTION bv MR HILLMAN, WEDNESDAY next, April 18th, 1894, at 2 o'clock, by direction of the fc rustee, Mr John Lawrence, acting under the will of the late Mr Thomas Lewis. Full particulars in Catalogues, to be obtained from Mr Hillman, Auctioneer and Valuer, 52, Dock-street, Newport. 5383 GELLI FARM, HENLLYS. 30 WELL-BRED CATTLE, 6 HORSES, 70 PIGS, 4 ricks prime HAY, 40 acres GRASS KEEP, Agricultural IMPLEMENTS, by direction of Mr Chappel. Sale MONDAY, April 30th. 5382 JOHN HILLMAN, Auctioneer, Newport. IMPORTANT TO PRINTERS AND OTHERS. MR F. J- ROBERTS has received instructions to SELL by AUCTION the whole CONTENTS OF A PRINTING WORKS, Situate in rear of 49, Commercial.road, Newport (adjoining the Morley Hotel), Comprising double crown printing machine, demy folio printing machine, double crown press (Hatton), fools. cap folio press, wire stitching machine, belting, six racks of metal type, four shelves of wood type (about six founts in each), twelve shelves of wood type (about one fount in each), heating stove, cutting machine, perforator, brass rule case, two imposing stones, forty chases, metal furniture, Bisschop's gas engine, &c., the whole of which are in good working order. SALE on FRIDAY, April 20th, 1894, at 3 p.m. sharp. On view morning of Sale. Dated Auctioneer's Office, 129, Commercial. street, Newport. 6473 alts by feiftir. NEWPORT HARBOUR COMMIS- Xl SIONERS. NEWPORT CORPORATION WATER ANNUITIES. The Commissioners are prepared to receiye TEN- DERS for the PURCHASE of the WATER AN- NUITIES held by them in the Newport Corporation Waterworks. Applications may be sent in for such sums as in- tending buyers may choose. The amount of the An- nuities are as follows :— One of £225 repayable in 1908, and another of B30 repayable in 1918 at 25 years' purchase. The Commissioners do not bind themselves to accept any Tender. Further particulars may be obtained on application to the undersigned, A. J. PHILLIPS, Clerk to the Commissioners. Harbour Pilotage Office, Dock-street, Newport, Hth April, 1894, W19 Saks by Ruction. LANDORE AND MORRISTON, IN THE COUNTY BOROUGH OF SWANSEA. SALE OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD DOUBLE-LICENSED PUBLIC-HOUSES, known as the LANDORE INN and IVORITES' ARMS, at Landore, the SMITHS' ARMS and CASTLii INN, at Morriston, which will be OFFERED for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION by MR W. J. REES, at the Royal Hotel, Swansea, on WEDNESDAY, the 25th day of ADril. 1894, at 3 o'clock in the Afternoon. PARTICULARS. LOT 1.—All that valuable Double-licensed Public- house known by the sign of the LANDORE INN," situate on the main road leading from Swansea. to Morriston, and on the corner of Siloh-road, containing On Ground FI00-—Large bar, with front and side entrances, front parlour, back snug, two good kitchens. First floor—Large clubroom, 2 front sitting-rooms and 3 bedrooms Backyard premises consist of large arched cellar, bottling-room, 4-stall stable and coach-house, with a cart entrance from Siloh-road. Held on lease dated Is" May, 1871, for a term of 28 years from 25th March, 1871, at the rent of S50 per annum, and underleased to Mr Evan Samuel for a term of 10 years from the 23rd March, 1889, at the yearly rent of £50. The tenant pays all outgoings, and has to keep all the premises in good repair. The Lease has endorsed upon it a covenant on the part of the Lessee and his assigns to buy from the owner and his assigns all malt, beer, porter, and spirituous liquors consumed on the premises, and this valuable right will be included in the sale of this Lot. LOT 2.-All that valuable Double-licensed Public- house and premises known by the-sign of the "IVORITES' ARMS," situate in Dinas-road, Landore, containing on ground, floor bar. with bar-parlour behind front smokeroom, with back parlour and large kitchen. First Floor—Large clubroom and 5 bedrooms. Back Premises—Brewhouse and malt stores, with laree garden. These premises are held on an agreement for a lease dated 31st May, 1885, tor a term of 10 years from the 24th of June, 1889, at the rent of £2 per annum, and are now let to Mr Roger Morgan, moulder, upon a tenancy expiring on the 24th of June, 1894, at the yearly rent of £5. The purchaser will be entitled to the improved rent for the remaining 5 years, and to the valuable right of making it either a "free" or "tied" house after the 24th June next, when the existing notice expires. LOT 3.—All that valuable Double-licensed Public- house and Premises known by the sign of the "SMITHS ARMS," KS situate in Market-street, Morriston, containing Ground Floor.—Bar and bar parlour, smokeroom, kitchen, and cellar. First Floor.—Large clubroom and 2 bedrooms. Back Premises.—Brewhouse and garden. The premises are held on lease dated 6th August, 1890, for a term of 21 years from 29th September. 1890, determinable by the Pur- chaser at the end of the 5th, 7th, or 14th year of the term, at the rent of E25 per annum (having 17 years unexpired). They are now let to Mrs Gwenllian Jones upon a yearly tenancy commencing on the 6th August, at the yearly rent of £28. This house is well built, and 111 an excellent state of repair and is doing a good busi- ness. The Vendor and his assigns have the right to supply this house with all malt, beer, porter, and spirituous liquors. LOT 4.—All that valuable and well-known Double- licensed PUBLIC-HOUSE and PREMISES known by the sign of THE CASTLE INN," situate in Market-street, Morriston, containing :— Ground Floor.—Bar, bar parlour, private sitting- room, front smoking-room, and kitchen. First Floor.—Very large club room, 46ft. X 18ft., two bedrooms. Second Floor.—Three bedrooms. Back Premises.—Brewhouse and malt loft over large slaughteirng-house for cattle; slaughtering- house for pigs, with scalding-house adjoining four good piggeries, all approached by a cartway from Market-street, as well as a back entrance from the public-house. Held on lease dated 25th November, 1875, for a term of 21 years, from 29th September, 1875, at JS50 per annum, and is let on a yearly tenancy (Michaelmas entry) to Mr John Thomas, Butcher, at the reut, of S50 per annum. This is a valuable and well-known house, in which a large business is carried on. The purchaser will on completion have the right of supplying the house with malt beers and spirituous liquors. Further particulars and conditions of sale can be obtained on application to Messrs COLLINS & WOODS, Solicitors, Worcester-place; Mr SAMUEL TAYLOR, Chartered Accountant, 5137 13, Temple-buildings; and of W. J. REES, Auctioneer, Cradock-street, Swansea. COUNTY BOROUGH OF SWANSEA. SALE OF VALUABLE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PUBUC-HOUSE PREMISES. MR W. J. REES will offer for SALE bv PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Royal Hotel, High-street, Swansea, on WEDNESDAY, 25th April, 1Hi4, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. PARTICULARS. All that. valuable fully-licensed Public-house and -P.Anises, known as THE GLAMORGAN ARMS, being Ne. 10, Union-street, Swansea, adjoining the corner shop of Oxford-street and Union-street, and nearly opposite the Swansea Market. The premises consist of Basement.—A good wine and beer cellar. Ground Floor.—Office and orderroom, with separate entrances private bar, public bar, with separate entrance, behind which are bottling-room, wineroom, and storeroom. First Floor.—Sitting-room and two bedrooms. Second Floor.—One bedroom. The premises are held on lease for a term of 99 years, from 29th day of September, 1822, at the very low ground rent of £1 15s per annum. They are underleased to Mr H. G. James for a term of 21 years, from the 25th day of March, 1884, at the very moderate rent of £45 a year, the under-lessee paying all outgoings and doing all repairs. This underlease is now vested in Mr W. F. Bull, the preset occupier of the premises, who carries on therein a very extensive wholesale and retail business. At the expiration of the underlease in 1905 (about 11 years time) the purchaser will become entitled for the remainder of the original term (about an ad- ditional 17 years) to a valuable improved rental, and probably a large bonus, as well as the right of supply. These premises are well situated 111 eo good centrl and very improving thoroughfare, close to the Swansea Market and the business part of the town. For further particulars and conditions of Sale apply to 5136 YV. J. REES, Auctioneer and Valuer, Swansea or to Messrs 'l'ENNANT and JONES. Solicitors, Aberavon. SALE TO-MORROW. GRETA BANK. LANGLAND HILL, MUMBLES. MESSRS H. HILL and CO. have been instructed by the Executrix of ths late Mrs Southey to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on the above Premises, on THURSDAY, April 18th, 1894, a portion of the well-preserved HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND OTHER EFFECTS, Comprising 6 mahogany dining chairs in leather with padded backs, mahogany inlaid and other tables, table covers, book shelves, antique carved oak side table, do. small window do.. mahogany couch, 6sitting- room chairs, carpets, hearthrugs, mats, Cork carpet, a few lots of books, full-compass trichord pianoforte in walnut (by H. Ward), music stool, walnut and iron hat and umbrella stands, oilcloth, stair carpet, brass rods, iron bedsteads, palliasses, feather beds, wash- stands and dressing tables, towel rail, linen press, chest of drawers, sets of ware, dresing glass, kitchen and culinary utensils, kitchen dresser, tables, chairs, tea and dinner ware and glass, wheelbarrow, garden tools, &c., &C. Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. Goods on View Morning of Sale. Auctioneers' Offices, 10, Castle-street, Swansea. 5395 EXTENSIVE SALE OF WELL-PRESERVED HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. LONDON HOUSE AUCTION ROOMS, 10, CASTLE-STREET, SWANSEA. MESSRS H. HILL and CO. have been J3JL instructed to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on the above premises, on FRIDAY, the 20th day of April, 1894, a large assortment of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, (the property of several parties, removed for the con- venience of sale), comprising iron and brass rail bed- steads, palliasses, spring and wool mattresses, feather beds, superior well-made ash and rosewood bed- room suite, mahogany and birch washstands and dressing-tables, do. wardrobes, commodes, oak dining suite in American leather, walnut do., saddlebag suite, mahogany, rosewood, and walnut loo tables, occasional tables, ebony card table, mahogany hall stand, marble top, mahogany and oak hat-stands, mahogany cupboard with pigeon holes, pair bookcases suitable for recesses, laxge mahogany sideboard, walnut sideboard, well fitted with plate-glass back, couches in velvet, easy chairs and couch in tapestry, carpets, rugs, wool do., walnut overmantels, inlaid walnut cheffonier with plate-glass back and doors and marMe centre, mahogany cheffoniers, full compass trichord pianoforte in excellent condition, walnut pianoforte in goed condi- tion, pianoforte in handsome case (damaged), music stool, &c. Sale to commence at 11 o'clock. 5475 CARMARTHENSHIRE. IMPORTANT SALE of valuable COLLIERY PLANT, including Pumping and Winding Engines, Boilers, Rails, Plates, Timber, &c. MR S. N. POWELL has been favoured with instructions from Messrs Nevill, Druce and Co. to SELL by AUCTION, at Bryngwyn Colliery, Dafen, near Llanelly, on FRIDAY, May 4th, 1894, the following valuable COLLIERY PLANT, &c., VIZ. One 62% inch Cornish double-acting pumping engine, with balance beam one 36 inch Cornish double-act- ing pumping engine, with balance beam one 25 inch single horizontal winding engine one 24 inch single vertical winding engine one 16 inch horizontal haul- ing engine, with loose drum one 12 inch horizontal winding and capstan engine three plunger lifts com- plete, with H and Clack pieces, 19, 20, and 21 inch about 80 9 feet 17 inch pumps one 16 inch drawing lift, with eight 9 feet 17 inch pumps; five 7 feet diameter Cornish boilers, with Galloway tubes and all fittings complete two 12 feet winding pulleys with wrought iron arms one 50 cwt. turn-table weighing machine, by Pooley; lot of wrought iron splicing plates, flooring plates, rails, scrap iron, chains, timber, *-■ Sale at 12 noon. Terms cash. N.B.—Bryngwyn Colliery is situate about two miles from the Llanelly Station Ion the Great Western Rall. way.from whence there is aline of railway to the colliery at Dafen, where all the colliery plant can be very con- veniently loaded into trucks at a very low cost, and transmitted to any part of England or Wales. For further Particulars apply to Messrs Nevil!, Druce and Co., Copperworks or to the Auctioneer, 6, Park. street. Llanelly, April 11th, 1894. DRUNKENNESS or the LIQUOR HABIT positively CURED by administering Dr. HAINES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC. It is a powder, which can be fiven in beer coffee, or tea, or in food, without the nowledge of the patient. It is harmless, and will effect a permanent and speedy cure, whether the patient is a moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. It has been given in thousands of cases, and in every instance a perfect cure has followed. It never fails. The system once impregnated with the specific, i t becomes an utter impossibility for liquor appetite to exist. 48-page book of particulars on receipt of postage stamp. Can be had of HICKS and Co.. 28, Duke-street, Queen-street, and Paradise-row, Cardiff. Trade supplied by LYNCH and Co,, LTV, London, 2027-0S ub1í, Hottcis, L^ESSRS P. & A. CAMPBELL, LTD. BRISTOL CHANNEL PASSENGER SERVICE. SEASON TICKETS are NOW BEING ISSUED For terms applv to Mr WM. GUY, Agent, 4827 294e 70A, BUTE-STREET. DOCKS. BRITISH WOMEN'S TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATION. For the benefit of tha FARM HOME for INEBRIATE WOMEN, a TEA MEETING will be held at the ROATH-ROAD WESLEYAN CHAPEL SCHOOL- ROOM, on WEDNESDAY, 18th, at Half-past Six. Public Meeting at Half-past Seven. E. R. Moxey, J.P., in the chair. Addresses by various speakers. Tickets Is each, which may be obtained at the door. TRINITY COLLEGE, LONDON, JL FOR MUSICAL EDUCATION AND EXAMINATION. Instituted 1872. LOCAL EXAMINATIONS, 1894. LAST DAY OF ENTRY FOR JUNE EXAMIN. ATION MAY 23RD. The Regulations, with Dates, are now to be had from the Local Secretary, WALTER SCOTT, 173, Newport. road, Cardiff. Sir MORGAN MORGAN, 5183 Chairman of Local Committee. ART CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS IN PAINTING In Oil and Water Colours. Students received at his studio, 22, The Walk, Cardiff By RICHARD SHORT, R.C.A., Exhibitor Royal Academy, Institute. Grosvenor, Royal Society, Birmingham, Royal Hibernian Academy, &c., &c. The NEXT TERM COMMENCES APRIL 11th, 1894 Terms on application. 1297 INVESTMENT with OCCUPATION— JL Many hundreds of persons from England, Scotland, India, and elsewhere, are engaged in Fruit-growing at the great Irrigation Colonies now being established on the River Murray, in Victoria, and South Australia, with reference to which the Melbourne Argus" reports that "An enormous amount of work has been accomplished; the original wilderness of five years ago has been transformed into a charming country with well-ordered orchards and vineyards, fully amillionof money having been laid out in the Settlement of Mildura alone. Vhe Australian Irrigation Colonies offer a most attrac- tive field for investment with or without occupation the soil being most productive, the climate invigorat- ing, the life healthy, and the industry a remarkably remunerative one.—Full particulars and terms upon which a Fruit Plantation may be secured may be obtained, post free, from the Officer of the Australian Irrigation Colonies (Chaffey Bros., Limited), 35, Queen Victoria-street, London. E.C. 5143 GILFACH GOCH, TONYREFAIL AND \Jr LLANTRISANT WATER SUPPLY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Rural Sanitary Authority of the Poutvpridd Union intend to CONSTRUCT WORKS of WATER SUPPLY for the villages of Gilfach Goch and Tonyrefail and the Town of Llantrisant. in the County of Glamorgan, and for the purpose of such supply to construct the following WORKS without the District of the bald Authority, IN THE PARISH OF LLANDYFODWG. 1.—To construct Two Collecting ells, Settling Well, impounding Reservoir, and other Works, upon two closes "f land, portion of Maendy Farm, and numbered 205 and 201 on the Ordnance Map of the said parish of Llandyfodwg. 2.—To lay a cast-iron Conduit or line of pipes from the said Reservoir into and through closes num- bered on the said map 204, 210, 212, 217, 216, 218, 240, and 238 thence along the parish road numbered on the said map 680, leading from Gilfach Goch to Llandyfodwg thence through close numbered on the said map 246; thence through Hendre Ivan Goch Farmyard, numbered on the said map 245; thence through closes numbered on the said map 252.and 251; and ter- minating at the parish boundary in close numbered 315 on the Ordnance Map of tho parish of Llan- trisant. IN THE PARISH OF LLANHARRAN. 3.—To construct a Collecting Well in close num. bered 2 on the Ordnance Map of the detached portion of the parish of Llamlia, included since 1885 in the civil parish of Llanharran, and a Service Tank, Settling Wells, Valve Wells, and other works on close numbered 1 on the said map, and to lay Stone Ware Conduits from the said Collecting Well to the said Settling Well through the said closes numbered 1 and 2. 4.—To lay a Cast-iron Conduit or line of pipes from the said Service Tank into aud through close num- bered 7 on the said map, and terminating at the parish boundary at the south-eastern corner of close numbered 1685 on the said map of the parish of Llantrisant. (The numbers of the said closes respectively are the numbers of those closes on the 1 Ordnance Survey of the district. 2500 A plan of the intended works is open for inspection at all reasonable hours at the Office of Mr Gomer S Morgan, Surveyor to the Authority, Parish Offices, Llantrisaut,. AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, that if any person affected by the intending works objects to the same, he must serve a notice in writing of such objec- tion on the said Rural Sanitary Authority within three months from the 16th Üa of April, 1594. Dated this 14th day of April, 1894. E. C. SPICKETT, 5432 Clerk to the said Authority. COUNTY BOROUGH OF CARDIFF. NINTH DAY OF APRIL, 1894. It is this day RESOLVED and ORDERED, by the Council of the County Borough of Cardiff, in pursu- ance, and under the authority of the Cardiff Corpora- tion Act, 1884, that the following streets, or parts of streets, bein: now formed or set out within the County Borough of Cardiff, and not sewered, levelled, metalled, flagged, kerbed, channelled, and made good to the satisfaction of the Council, namely :— ST. I WARWICK-STREET, SALTMEAD-ROAD, CHESTER-STREET, WEDMORE-ROAD, CHESTER-PLACE, COURT-ROAD, DURHAM-STREET, ALLERTON-STREET, I DURHAM-LANE, CORNWALL STREET, CLAUDE ROAD, DEVON-PLACE, ARRAN-STREET, DORSET-STREET, I AND WARWICK-PLACE, PITMAN-LANE, shall, within two months from the date of the last publication of this Notice in pursuance of the pro- visions of the said Act, be FREED FROM OBSTRUC- TION, SEWERED, LEVELLED, METALLED, FLAGGED, KERBED, CHANNELLED, MADE GOOD, and otherwise completed by the respective owners of the buildings and land adjoining or abutting on such Streets, at their respective charges and ex- penses and in the manner following, that is to say :— The inside dimensions of the sewers to be not less than 3 feet 3 inches by 2 feet, and to be constructed of solid, sound, well-burnt bricks, with 9 inches invert and 4% inches side walls and arch, and to be laid at a rate or rates of inclination, and at depths in accord- ance with sections prepared by the Borough Engineer and Surveyor, or as may be otherwise determined, with all manholes, ventilating shafts, and side entrances necessary for the proper access to and ventilating of the same carriage-ways and footways to be carefully excavated, levelled, and formed; sites of carriage- ways to be excavated, levelled, and prepared for receiving foundations in such a manner as may be necessary in each case to obtain the proper levels and contour of the surface, in relation to footpaths and adjacent buildings, and in accordance with sections as prepared the ground over any line of sewer-trench or recent opening of trenches for Gas or Water Mains to be thoroughly rammed before the foundation is laid on, the surface to receive the foundation to be formed with a rise from each side to the centre at the rate of 1 inch in 2 feet, or otherwise as shown on the sections the foundation to consist of a layer of strong, clean, dry gravel spalls, chippings, or rough broken stone, not less than 6 inches thick, to be rolled immediately after spreading the metalling to be of Castell Coch lime- stone, and broken sufficiently small to pass in any direction through a gauge 2 inches in diameter to be laid on to give a depth of not less than 6 inches when rolled, the rolling to be done before the gravel is laid on a covering of limestone screenings or limestone gravel 1 inch thick to be laid on the metalling, and watered, and rolled until a firm and regular surface is obtained the channels to be formed of Newbridge stone, 12 inches wide and 4 inches thick, no stone to be less than 18 inches long, well squared, chisel-dressed on joints, beds, and face, to be firmly set in fine mortar, on a bed of concrete 6 inches deep; the channels to be set with an inclination of of an inch from the keb to the outer edge, and to be laid at such levels as will give the most efficient fall to the respective grids; in back lanes the channels, if so required, to be formed with Leckwith stone 10 inches by 7 inches, formed with a hollow down the centre 4 inches wide and 1% inch deep, and to be laid on a bed of concrete 6 inches deep the kerb stones to be of the best Newbridge stone, unüormly 4 inches wide and 12 inches deep, to average 2 feet in length and no stone or closer to be less than 18 inches in length to be squared on all sides, chisel-jointed, and dressed on back joint, top edge, and face, and firmly set in fine mortar on a solid bed; at street corners, crossings, and angles, the kerb to describe curves of such radii as shown on the plans prepared by the Borough Engineer and Surveyor the surface of the footways to tall from the houses to the outer edge of the kerb stone with an inclination of 1 inch in 2 feet; the channel stones at their highest point to drop 3 inches below the top edge of the kerb stones; the foot- ways to be paved with flagging of not less than 2% inches thick of sound Newbridge stone, or stone of •qual quality, well squared through, out of winding, laid in fine mortar, on a bed of gravel, stone chippings, fine ashes, or sharp sand, 4 inches thick, spread and rammed on a solid bed prepared for the same, the quantity of 18-inch gauge stone not to exceed ii, of the whole, measured lineally the flags to break joint three inches at the least, and the coursing joints to break joint with, and be laid at right angles to the kerb the flagging to be cut for shute channels 4 inches by inch opposite each down shute, and to be properly trimmed round all coal plates, cellar flaps, area grids, or other fittings or shall be laid with best Stafford- shire blue paving bricks laid on a bed of concrete six inches thick, or with such other materials as may be approved by the Borough Engineer the crossings to be laid in widths corresponding to the footways, with Newbridge or granite isetts, in regular courses and of a uniiorm depth, laid in fine mortar, on a bed of concrete 12 inches thick, well rammed, and formed with the proper rise; where the kerb is circular the crossing stones to be dressed to fit the curve the mortar used throughout the works to be of a strong consistency, composed of one part screened Blue Lias quick lime to two parts clean sharp sand, thoroughly mixed and used while fresh. The whole of the above-mentioned works to be exe- cted in accordance with the above specification, and with the plans and sections, which may be inspected at the office of the Borough Engineer and Surveyor, in the Town-hall, St. Mary-street, Cardiff, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., or on Saturdays between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. and to be of the dimensions, widths, and levels shown thereon; and the whole of the materials and workmanship to be of the best description, and subject to the examination and approval of the Council «r their proper officers. J. L. WHEATLEY, Town Clerk. I DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE TO ALL PARTIES CONCERNED, that if such works be not commenced in the Streets mentioned in the above order within one month after the last publication of this Order, or be not duly proceeded with after being commenced, or be not completed within the time and in the manner herein- before expressed, or be, in the opinion of the Surveyor, insufficiently or improperly done, the said Council will cause to be executed, completed, or re-executed, as the case may require, all or any of the said works, and the costs incurred by the Council in any such case shall be deemed private improvement expenses, and shall be recoverable accordingly from the person or persons in default. J. L. WHEATLEY, Town Clerk. Dated 1úI9U1 tlay of April, 1394, 5461 fritters anb Contracts. HONDDA AND SWANSEA BAY RAILWAY. The Directors of this Company are prepared to receive TENDERS for the CONSTRUCTION of a NEW PASSENGER STATION and REFRESH- MENT ROOMS at CYMMER. Plans and specification may be seen and forms of Tender and bills of quantities obtained, on. deposit of two guineas, which will be returned on receipt of a bona-flde tender, at the Company's Offices, 8, Fisher- street, Swansea, and information obtained from the Engineer, Mr Yockney, 46, Qneen Anne's Gate, West- minster, S.W. Tenders addressed to the undersigned, and marked 0Uii v "Tender for New Station, <fcc., at Cymmer," WirJJ be received on or before 2Sth April, 1894. Ihe Directors do not bind themselves to accept tho | lowest or auy Tender. n H. S. LUDLOW, Secretary. Pi *ish#r-street, Swansea, 1894. 5466 DOWLAIS GAS AND COKE COM. PANY, LIMITED. TO COLLIERY PROPRIETORS. The Directors of the above Company are prepared to receive TENDERS for the supply of from 3,500 to 4,000 AX ? 8°°d, olean, through and through GAS V L (as worked andbrought out from the collier), to oe delivered at either of the railway stations in Dow- lais during the ensuing twelve months datiog from the oist May(> 1894, in such weekly quantities as the Gas company s Manager may require and order. sealed Tenders must be in or before the 3rd day of to the Chairman of the Dowlais Gas £ 2mPany, Limited, Gas Works, Dowlais, en^orsed, "Tender for Coal." lowest orranj Tended'biad themselves to a3CePt thfn™er°^eel £ erCanbe obtaine<i on aPPlicatlon to rjno Tcr i n • S. W. PHILLIPS, Secretary, Gas Works, Dowlais. April 14th, 1894. 5421 "Y STRADYFODWG LOCAL BOARD. TO CONTRACTORS. The above Board invite TENDERS fpr the several undermentioned works, viz. :— 1. the paving of causeways and general improve- ment ot Court-street, Tonypandy. 6. For the construction of a sewer for Cwmpark. comprising about 2,300 lineal yards of stoneware.and apout olO lineal yards of cast iron pipe sewer, with manholes, &c., complete. 3. For the construction of about 90 yards of stone. ware pipe sewer, with manholes, &c., at Clydach Vale. t. For the construction of about 60 yards of stone- ware pipe sewer, with manholes, &c., at"Porth. 0. or the construction of about 125 lineal yards of PorthWare pipe sewer, with manholes, &c., at Eirw, orth. 6. For the construction of about 250 lineal yards of -ooneware pipe sewer, with manholes, &c., at Eirw and isritannia, Porth. specification may be seen, and forms of tail,ed. at the Surveyor's Office, Local ,i n°ffi,ce3> Pentre, R.S.O., Glam. -ers must; be delivered under seal addressed to tne Chairman of the said Board, endorsed Tender for Street Improvement or Sewerage Works respec. tively, on or before the 26th inst. The Board do not bind themselves to accept tho lowest or any tender. By Order, •M. A -I W. J. JONES, Surveyor. 7th April, 1894. 5279 LOCAL BOARD FOR THE DISTRICT —' OF MARGAM. TENDERS FOR GRANITE STONE. TFN-MPI1?1 Lo?al are prepared to receive CORVKn Tons of PENLEE or Alfwrl v • • GRANITE. delivered on the bank near and Sons Copper Works, Port Talbot. HcaP be seen and form of tender ob- wfoffice at^Sarbot. SUrVe3"°r l° 11)6 at I The Board do not. bind themselves to accept the owest or any Tender beSs^ttoIm»ders' *?aJked "Tenders for Granite," to oe sent to me ou or before the 1st May next. By order, 1..5' JONES, Clerk to the Board. Aberavon, Port Talbot, 14th April, 1894. 5428 TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. T Directors of the London and Provincial Bank, prepared to receive TENDERS for the an5 COMPLETION of Bank Premises and Manager's Residence at the Parade, Neath, in the County of Glamorganshire. Builders are requested to send their names to the Architects on Or before Saturday, April 21st. Plans and Specification can be seen, and form of Tender and Bill of Quantities may be obtained, on payment of two guineas, which will be returned on receipt of bona-fidt tender. 'the Directors do not bind themselves to accent the lowest or any Tender. J. BDCKLET WILSON, F.R.I.B.A., fAND L A rpTiifpot« GLENDINNING MOXHAM, M.S.A.J 15, Castle-street, Swansea. (CONTRACTORS willing to TENDER l°.™.hr?,^VERb and R°AD FORMATION of TW O isCREETS on the estate of the Canton Property to. (Limited), situate near the Tram Terminus, Cow- bridge-road, Cardiff, are requested to send in their names to us forthwith. Plans and Specification can be seen at our offices. Quantities will be supplied. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. VEALL and SANT, Architects, Cardiff. April 16th, 1894. 5459 3RD V.B. SOUTH WALES BORDERERS. CAMP AT PORTHCAWL. TENDERS are invited for the SUPPLY of GOODS for the forthcoming Camp at Porthcawl, from August 4th to 11th, viz. :— Groceries, Potatoes, Vegetables. Milk, Beef, Mutton, Lamb, Hay, Straw, Hauling, Cordwood, Supplying the Canteen, etc. e Printed forms for tendering to be obtained from me at Headquarters, Pontypool. Tenders to be sent in on or before April 30th. The lowest or a.ny tender not necessarily accepted. By order, 5370 W. H. PITTEN. Quartermaster. ¡ubIit Jlpptmtfnwttts. CARDIF F UNION. APPOINTMENT OF MASTER'S CLERK AND STOREKEEPER. The Guardians will, at their meeting, to be held on 28th April inst., appoint a MASTER'S CLERK and STOREKEEPER for their Workhouse The duties of the office will be to keep the whole of the Master's books and accounts, receive goods into store, keep and distribute them as required, and dis- charge all other duties which the Guardians may assign to him. He must act under the supervision of and obey the instructions of the Master. No person will be appointed unless he possesses a thorough knowledge of book-keeping, is between the ages of 20 and 30, single, and free from any physical infirmity. r Salary, B40 per annum, rising by annual increments IJEO (?ubject to satisfactory performance of duties) to *•52' with board, lodging, and washing. Forms of Application must be obtained from me and returned not later than Monday, 23rd April, 1894. By Order, ARTHUR J. HARRIS, Clerk. Queen's Chambers, Cardiff, 10th April, 1894. 5297 LOCAL BOARD FOR THE DISTRICT -JLJ OF MARGAM. The Margam Local Board require the services of ft GENERAL WATERWORKS FITTER, who must bo competent to lay cast-iron and galvanised water mains and services, and to attend to all necessary repairs in connection therewith. Wages, 25s per week. Applications, accompanied with not more than three recent testimonials, to be sent to me on or before the 1st May next. By order, D. E. JONES, Clerk to the Board. Aberavon, Port Talbot, 14th April, 1894. pENTYRCH SCHOOL BOARD. WANTED, an ASSISTANT MISTRESS (ex-P.T.) for the Infants' Department of thePentyrch Village (Mixed) School (under a Master), at Pentyrch, near Cardiff. Salary j340, or, if provisionally certificated, £45. —Applications to be sent at once, with copies of testimonials, to R. Y. Evans, Clerk to the Board, Guildhall Chambers, Cardiff. 543 BEDWELLTY SCHOOL BOARD, TREDEGAR, MON. The Board require a CERTIFICATED TEACHER for their Earl-street Girls' School, Tredogar. Average, 260. Liberal salary as per Scale, a copy of which will be supplied with form of application on receipt of a stamped directed envelope. Canvassing directly or indirectly will disqualify. Applications, with testimonials, to be sent me on or before the 28th inst. C, DAUNCEY (Solicitor), Clerk, 5339 Tredegar. A BERA YON SCHOOL BOARD. WANTED, 2 MALE Ex-P.T.'s for Boys' School, at salaries of jS50 per annum. Applications, with copies of recent testimonials, to be sent in to us_on or before the 25th April inst. By order. TENNANT & JONES, Clerks to the Board. Aberavou, Port Talbot, 10th April, 1894. 5330 IVERPOOL.—" COMPTON HOTEL.' JL< Unrivalled for its comfort, excellent cuisine, and moderate charges. Adjacent to best shops, shipping offices, stations, &c. Telephone No. 58. 774 w ESTON SUPER MARE. The ROYAL PIER HOTEL with its RESTAURANT BARS and large and airy BEDROOMS, having been entirely re-furnished with every modern convenience that can conduce to the comfort of visitors, will be RE-OPENED WEDNESDAY, March 21st, by Mrs CROWE, of BARRY'S HOTEL, Cardiff. Large and well-ventilated Coffee, Commercial Smoking, and Billiard Rooms on ground floor. All rooms command a magnificent sea view. Wines and Spirits of the choicest brands. Special large rooms set apart for Excursionists and other parties. Charges strictly moderate. 4935 WESTON SUPER-MARE. GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL. CHARMING SPRING RESORT. This first-class FAMILY HOTEL faces the sea, con. tains 100 rooms, and possesses all modern improve. ments. including hydraulic lift, extensive ornamental grounds, table d'hôte dinner at separate table at 7 p.m. daily. Ten minutes' walk from golf links. Terms Strictly moderate and inclusive. HOTEL OMNIBUS. TELEPHONE No 11 APPLY TO MANAGERESS. 4786 ISusmess Mbttszts. SPRING GOODS. |_| OWELL & COMPANY Respectfully beg to announce the retnrn of several of their Buyers from the Manufacturing Districts where they have made most advantageous pur- chases for Cash. — H. & Co. would invite particular attention to their immense Stock of JACKETS, MANTLES, and COSTUMES; also TRIMMED MILLING ERY, STRAWS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS. — «- rjIHE J^RESS JQEPARTMENT, One of the Largest in England, contains valtu fully Twenty-five per cent. better than mosf Houses. rjIRIMMINGS, T ACES, & FANCY, JQEPARTMENTS Are well assorted with the Newest Goods. JJOSIERY AND GLOVES jQEPARTMENTS a.re at all times will stocked with Special Linea which cannot be matched in value. FURNISHING JQRAPER7 AND CARPET JJEPARTMENTS, Will be found up to the mark, full of the Latest Productions for this Season's Trade, and, a! usual, at prices that will compete most favour. ably with any House in the Trade. 4768 JJOWELL & COMPANY, THE CARDIFF DRAPERS, CARDIFF. IJuMir Jbmtsniuitis. CARDIFF. rglHEATRE ROYAL, CARDIFF. LESSEE AND MANAGER ..MR EDWARD FLETCHER. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18th, 1894, Mr J COMYNS CARR'S VO., From the Comedy Theatre, London, including Mr W H. VERNON, Mr LAURENCE CAUTLEY, and MisI EVELYN MILLARD, in SOWING THE Under the Direction of Mr W. H. VERNON. The Entire London Production, with Original Scenerv by Mr W. TELBIN and Mr WALTER HAKN. &d to £ 2 2s. Doors open at 7; commence cv. Booking Offices at Messrs Thompson and onackell s (Limited), Queen-street. Telephone No. 521. April 23rd, the Great Sensational Drama., Ups and Downs of Life, by Morton's Famous Company. 1041 THE E 1\1 P IRE" MANAGER r. „ ..„„ OSWALD STOLL TO-NIGHT 1 A SERIES OF TABLEAUX VIVANTS. LIVING PICTURES, AS AT THE PALACE, EMPIRE and ALHAMBRA, LONDOR AFTER WORKS BY CELEBRATED MASTERS. PRODUCTIONS OF EXQUISITE BEAUTY. VARIETIES BY ABLE ARTISTES. 2033 U TOLL'S PANOPTICON. o Philharmonic Hall, St. Mary-st. WAXWORK EXHIBITION & NOVELTY PALACIJ In addition to THE J^ECKWITHS, AND ALL THE OTHER ATTRACTIONS, THE IRON jyjAIDEN OF NUREMBERG, WHOM ALL CARDIFF SHOULD SEE. 5426 ADMISSION, 6p. 3610; £ H A M B R A t WESTGATE STREET. CARDIFF. ONE PERFORMANCE NIGHTLY. GRAND PRODUCTION OK ED. c. DUNBABfS FAMOUS OPERETTA THE MERRY BLACKSMITH, Supported by 30 specially-trained Cardiff Children. LEO, THE MARVELLOUS VKNTRILOQUIS £ E, And Mammoth Star Company. See bills for particulars Open 7. Commence 7.30. Popular prices—Is. 6d, 4d. and 2d. 3222—285e Managing Director—Mr GEORGE HARRINGTON SWANSEA. H E |] M P I R K. MANAGER .~OS (VALD STOLL TO-NIGHT From CARL ROSA'S OPERA COMPANY, FRANK H. CELLI. The eminent Baritone. PERMANE'S PERFORMING BEARS, VARIETIES by OTHER ABLE ARTISTES, in eluding The Fairy Four." 543e 2034 NEWPORT. THE E M P I It E t MANAGER— ..OSWALD STOLt TO-NIGHT TILLER'S TROUPE OF EIGHT LADIES LEONI CLARKE'S 170 CATS, RATS, MICE, CANARIES AND COCKATOOS. 544e Varieties by other able Artistes. 2035 ABERGAVENNY. BERGAVENNY.— AMALGAMATED -CTL SOCIETY OF RAILWAY SERVANTS. FOURTH ANNUAL SPORTS and FETE, BAILBY PARK and CASTLE GROUNDS, WHIT-MONDAY and TUESDAY, May 14th and 15th, 1894. For information, entry forms, Itc., Apply Hon. Sees. POWELL and EVANS, A.S.RA; 5316 Somerset, Abergavenny. NEYLAND. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. "VTEYLAND ANNUAL ATHLETIC JLl SPORTS, BICYCLE and PONY RACES wüi be held on WEDNESDAY, JULY the 18th, 1894, About £60 in prizes. Splendid track. For full paro ticulars see large bills. F. HITCHINGS, 5468 J. R. GEORGE, Hon' SeC8, THE ROYAL STORES.4 IN THE HAVES, CARDIFF. JJEATS THE JJECOKD IN pRICB AND Q IT ALITI FOR QROCERY AND JpROVISIONS. 1179 2%1 ONE BOX OF CLARKE'S B 41 PILLS is warranted to cure Gravel, Pains in the Back, and all kindred complaints. 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 Makera The Lincoln and Midland Counties Drug Company, Lincoln.