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-=- pipping Sottas. /CARDIFF AND BORDEAUX The CARDIFF sTEAftiaal^ ,^HBlB6'COMi>A^Y's FIRST-CLASS S^R« STEAMERS will sail as follows, Circum permitting :— 6 lAFF Cardiff for Bordeaux w~ Bordeaux for Cardiff —— — JS'esjfKsrss «*>•? £ *?• t fin-11'<> ^TvfeiKLD l8l5^aPhic address, Cnhone' No. 154. -JWelcombe." NationaI_Telep^ ^ELFAST AND GLASGOW. ftrst-ciaas Steamers are intended • tid«- ,Bansea I Every WKDNE.")DAY p.m. tIde. Newport FEBKU AKY, p.m. tide. EVENING 1 fores :-BelfAst-Ca.bin, .1711 &d Steerage. 10s. •• /rr- 6d. Sailors, 10s; Return tickets, fare and a half. Bates of freight and all further particulars from t SL Jones *«d Bro., -Swansea R. Burton and Son, Newport; M. W^twill arul horj, Bristol; or E- JLAYLOR and CO.. 1014 9. Bute-crescent, Cardiff. yO^r CUNARD LINK,! ygTrrrrV^taVK & a THIRD DAY PASSAGES. qgggjgjr S >OYAL MAIL STEAMERS FROM LIVERPOOL CALLING AT QUEEN^T'OWN. FOR NEW YORK. Von. BOSTON. ffrRURlA _Sat., Feb. 81 SYLVANIA ..Th., Feb. 6 pAMP ANUat., FlI. 15 BOTHNIA Th., Feb. 15 3TMKRIA .sat, Feb. 221 CATALONIA.Th,. Feb. 20 SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION at moderate ta.re lor FIRST and SECOND Class Passengers; also through to CHINA. JAPAN, NEW ZEALAND and I AUSTRALIA Steerage Passengers to all prt8 of America. and panada at Jow ra.tes; those by Boston Steamers pooked to New York without extra charge. HE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED Ö. Water-street Liverpool. OR TO T1IKIR AGENTS. iwnnel John Davie*. 9, Edward-place. Crockherbtown Cardiff W J. Trounce, Bute Docks, Cardiff Messrs J- C Howe and Co.. Cardiff D. S Tliomas School- *»Mer, Uandovery D. T. Davies, 43, Upper Thomas- Merthyr W M. Locke..C.0,^leAcl^"03^ee2t' J. Roberts, Pontypridd W HancocK, t, LlaneUy J. S. Lambert. Porth. 1185 A^Ldr AO R I C A N LINE, SOUTHAMPTON-NEW YORK jtacy/; service. UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS OUUTHAMPTON to N^VV YOKK DIRECT. Every SA1URDAY. .Highest Class of accommodation for Saloon, Second uioin Passengers. Steerage (lutllt free. UVERPOOL-P HlLAD ELP iliA. SERVICE. Every WED^E^»DAY. LIVERPOOL TO PHILADELPHIA Calling at Queenstown every lhursday. Steerage outtit tree. Passengers and Goods are landed at Philadelphia, on the Wharf of the Penn- Aflvania Railroad, which has the Shoi test and most Direct Route to all places in the Western States. ll)lt> Apply to Richardson, Spence & Co., Soutliamptou ot M'erpool: or to S. J. Davies 9, Edwards-pi., Q"?6*? ?*• T. C. Howe A Co.. 31, Mount Stuart-sq.; C. J. Cua *JPp, Castle-rd., Cardiff Mason and Co., 2, Mount st)., Swansea Austin and Silcocks, Swansea T. II. Austin Ne&th-road. Landoro; D. S. Thomas, British School. Uandovery :W Hancock. Downiug-st.. & J. L. Bowen, icefield. Llanelly 11 l.ewis. Bridge-sc., Neath; W Milton Locke. 3, Commercial-strcet, Newport, Men. 5- L J ones, 2o, Villiers-st.. Briton Ferry J. Roberts. Pontypridd • D. T. Davies, D. J- Kvans, Merthyr, ftees Be van. 72, Hannah-street. Porlli; M. U. ^t»ce. 54,Hieh-st, Ferndale, A. Tilney.SteaauSa.wMilli, Abertillery W Edwards. Blaina; A. Davies, 1, Queen- ,t.. PonUottyn; J- thoiuas. Tredegar J. D. lhoniivi> fcwii Sisters, Neath. éåPALGRA VEt MURPlIY V CO.'S ^OkeiMt LINK OF STEAMERS. MHv SWANSEA TO HAMBURG Wl » oF CADIZ- Captain Connor CITY OF DORTMUND Captain Codd CITV OF OPORTO Captain Hoave One of the above or other steamers of the saaie Line intended to leave Swansea for Uainbuie every Ten °For Freights <Jfcc., apply to the owners. Palgrave. tSnrnli* <fc Co. 17. Eden Quay, Dublin, or to ths* A vent J BURGESS <fc CO., Swansea Agent at Hamburg D. FUHKMANN. ^525 AiGRAVE. MURPHY. AND CO.'S JL REGULAR LINE OF STKAMERS ROM BAMBURG TO CARDIFF AND CARDIFF .yZZZ&X?" TO .U4MBURG. '• AnasbArdam, I City of Hamburg Wty of Belfast, | City of Lisbon, City of Bristol 1 City of Liverpool, City of Cadiz. | City of Malaga. City of Cork, I City of Oporto City of Dortmund, | City of Hotterdam. OMeof lhe above First-clas^ Steamors is intended eave HAMBURG for CARDI nd CARDIFF foi HAMBURG at regular intervals. For particulars apply to PAI URAVE, MURPUT, AND CO., 17, Kden Quay, Dublin or to J. T. DUNCAN dI; CO., CARDIFF. Agent at Bambur-D. FUHUMANN 1196 XTEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COM. JLl PANY. IENERIFFK, CAVE TOWN, TASMANIA. AUSTRALIA (VIA HOKART), AND NEW ZEALAND. Monthly Service. Excellent accommodation. Liberal fcdsine. Low Fares. Special terms to Families. aTl Aound the World Pleasure Tours &UAPEHU Feb 611{AIKOmA Mar. 5 Apply to ;1. B. Westmy A Co., 138, Leadenhall- Itreet. London, E C. or in Cardiff to J. A. Scott, Emigration Office, Cathays-terrace. or S. J. Davies, 9, ltd ward-place, or C. J. Cudlipp, 32, Castle-road. 7625 ^EMKI RATI ON ALL who desire informaaon about CAiNAJJA. the NORTH WEST TEUUITOKIES. and BRITISH COLUMBIA, should write to ALLAN BROTHERS AND CO., 19, J AM KS STREET. LIVERPOOL, for their HANDBOOK OF INFORMATION, WHICH LS SENT FKJCE. 6785 "T ONDON TO CARDIFF & SWANSEA, WEEKLY SAILINGS. The London and South Wale Steamers are intended to Sail every FRIDAY from London (King and Queen Wharf. Rotherhitlie, S.E.), carrying Goods for GAl DIFF and SWANSEA, as follows Aurio 5.8.. London to Cardiff & Swansea. Feb. 7 Jfitzwilliam 9.s., Feb. 14 For further particulars apply to Matthews and toff, Sussex House, 52, Leadenhall-sireet. London, E.C. F. U. Tucket and Co., Swansea or Matthews mil Lull, Vienna Chambers. Cardiff. J1282 M. LANGLAND3& SONS'STEAMERS. REGULAR STEAM COMMUNICATION FORTNIGHTLY hktwkkn ABERUKKN. NEWCASTLE HULL. and CARDIFF Calling, wnftn iuduceiutint otters, at Sunderland, 1 Middlesbwugh, or West Hartlepool For Freight, Ac*, Apply to K TAYLOR A; CO., CARDIFF. D" OMIN ION llNi ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. — Special through Bookings a.t low rates to alllulaud points in Canada and United SAILING FROM LIVERPOOL WEEKLY. SAloon, Second Lab and Steerage at lowest litotes. Apply Richards, Mills, and Co., James- ttreet. Liverpool, o: to tbetr Agents S. J. Davies, 8. Edward place. Qn^en-street, (Cardiff; T. C. Howe Md Co.. 31, ^ntxtuHrt-Rquaro, Cardiff; C. J. Cudlipp. 22, C.istle-roud. Cardiff; A. D. Webber Great Western Railway. Bridgend; .T. ^obertH, a? High-Htieet. P«ntyprid^; N D^nce, 54. fliirh^treet Kernd&l#» PowolJ, Post^jffico Elias 11 Davies, Baglan Chauibera. Pentre, Bhond^a- J Lambert, 2. Woodlands. New Came* KoJ. Portl. or to Jo "'nc^10^ «ndge Bouse, Mountain Ash; *Y. Hancock. 2. l)ownmS. Street, LlaneUy. lua6__ AlWyr rilAKK NOTICE.—The ASSO- I riATION for the PROMOTION of BUMMER TOURS and CRUISES. h SOUTH lo all Poru in AMERICA. CANAl)AJ>UUlil AFRICA, INDiA. AUSTRALIA, and el;^nerFe;eDr^ |]J approved lines of steamers at curren p11™^ ™ possible attention will be jtivcn to intending tra > —For full particulars apply to the Manager* %QQQ Roberts, at above address. Stamped IN NOW "l LARGE QUANTITIES. IS THE I«irch,Scotch, Spruce, Oak, Elm, c. TIME TO ImelT TllElCS.—Apples, Pears. PLANT Plums, Cherries, Peaches, Hoose- ALL KINDS 1 berries, C irrants, Ac. OF STANDARD TREES for Avenues. TREES, I &C.-LUIlC. Piano, Klin. Chestnut. CLIMBING Maple, Bircii PLANTS, I Deciduous atlli Evergreen Shrubs, etc.. etc. Conif. rs, Ac. 1 havo a Large, Well- grown STOCK, which can be seen GARDEN at my Nu/seritw, l.landaff. | Seed of the finest quidity,guaranteed FLOWEK newand true Catalogue on appli- SEEDS. I WitEATUS. CROSSE.S.BOUQUETS. CUiFLOWERS Ac. Ac Awarded Fiist Prize and Royal Horticul- tural Society's Bronae Medal for Bride's Bouquet. WILLIAM TRESEDER, NUJWEUYMAN. CARDIFF. 1187 (PONTA HDAWR)* W 0 R M LOZENGES. For over Thirty Years this highly valuable Remedy h-w met with t.11I' greatest success. The effect upon Weak, lielicatc Siten given up as incurable) I' la like Magic, (icl tin^ rid of his l ornumtiu^ pests by teking the; Lozeuges, tho thin, pale-faced, inanimate Child becomes strong, hesvlthy, and lively, the pride Instead of the auxiety. of his guardians. Sir. -I luivo for .soict: time used your Anthelmintic mt Worm Loienges, in my family, and nld them aw cry 0ucotly ai>d efficacious cure for ascearides, and theit acrvcable and convenient form is a great recosnmenda- lion for chitdrsu. W HoTCUiNSON.Vicar of Uowdon.' •*>old at Hlhd, 13d, and 2s Ud per box, by most ClieiuLsts, or for 14 or II stamps from J. Davies Chemist, 30. High-etreet. Swansea. A list of testi- jlJlØU>W>\WO. &u ou AUDliuatioo. 1350 alts bg Ruction. AUCTION APPOINTMENTS. Messrs W. C. CLARKE and DOVEY. Freehold and Leasehold Property, at Cardiff ..Feb. 11 Messrs COOKE and HANSON. Boots, Shoes, &c., at Cardiff.Feb. 5, 6 Mr ELIAS T, DAVIES. Dwelling-Houses and Shops, at Tonypandy ..Feb. 6 Mr JOHN FRANCIS. Household Furniture, at Carmarthen.^ Feb. 12 Messrs GOTTWALT2, BO WRING, and PERRY. Household Furniture, etc., a.t Cardiff b. c Leasehold Property, at Cardiff -• ;•Feb.- 2 Household Furniture, at Penarth —March — Messrs GRAHAM. HITCHCOX & Co. Properties, at Newport -•••» Messrs S. HERN and PERTWEK. Shops and Dwelling-bouses, at Cardiff — — ——*eu. 2Q Messrs H. HILL and CO. Freehold Property and Shares, at Swansea ——Fe Furniture and Effects, at Swansea Mr HILLMAN Wiltshire Cheese, at Newport Messrs JOHN 1\1, LEEDER & SON. Household Furniture, at Swansea ■ y. Household Furniture, at Swansea..— Messrs J. G. MADDOX & SON. Household Furniture, at if"" Mt DANIEL MORGAN. Leasehold Properties, Aiiit'v Mr THOMAS PARRY 5 Tinplate Works, at Newport 17 Mr ALFRED PHILLIPS. Feb< u Horses, ftfcCardiff -■ gU*r"p Mr W. HARRY REEb. „ Brewer Plant and Fittings, at Neath • Steam Tug Blanche, at Briton Messrs W. SANDERS and S(Mf g Extensive Buildings, at The, M»rt Cardiff-February 6 Freehold Ground Hent, at Cardiff — -• Coal Waggons, at Cardiff •• • • ••• •* *Y VVT)J7P Messrs STEPHENSON and 19 Leasehold Properties, etc., at Pontypndd • Family Residence, at Pontypridd.. *eD- 19 Plant and Machinery, at Port ralbot.. Colliery Plant and Materials, at .Machen « — ■* uoiiier, Mr J0HN y0lJNG. Stock-in-Trado of Groceries, at Building Material, Ac., at Caerleon teb 10 "BOVHILL Colliery, MACHEN, KEAR NEWPORT. MESSRS STEPHENSON and ALEX- ANDER are instructed to SELL by AUCTION at the above Colliery, about the end of the present month, the following valuable COLLIERY PLANT AND MATERIALS Two vertical boilers, winding engine, 5 7-ton coal wagons, 2 special pumps 17 coal trams, 2" gaugei, 1-ton iron water tram, 2! 8" gauge 1-ton iron tram, 2 10" eauge Gill's patent brick press, capable of turning out 1,000 bricks per hour pair of Weston a nnlley blocks, to lift 2 tons 20-ton screwjack, lubri. cator patent skips, anvils. jim< rows, pulleys, ratchet braces, firebars, colliery tools, railway sidings, Ac., &c. Catalogues are in course of preparation, and may be had upon application to the Auctioneers, 5, High- street, Cardiff. 8208 SALE TO-MORROW. On THURSDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 6th, 1896, AT THE DUKE-STRKET AUCTION ROOMS. CARDIFF, Important opportunity for parties furnishing, and others An attractive Sale will take place on the above date of 300 Lots of splendid HOUSEHOLD APPOINTMENTS (all of very superior character and originally supplied bv some of the best London Houses), removed to the Rooms for absolute sale, comprising valuable dining drawing and breakfast-room furniture, hall and bedroom appointments, in great variety. There wdl also be sold two superior full-compass pianofortes, several other cal'pet! &;c., &c. MESSRS J. G. MADDOX and SON a.re instructed by the various owners to dispose of the above absolutely # On view day prior to and .norning of sale ^'li'ch will commence at 2 o'clock^ SALETTHLS DAY MODEL AUCTION MART, NORTH-ROAD, CARDIFF. RE TYLORSTOWN CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY (LIMITED). IN LIQUIDATION. MEsSRS COOKE and HANSON are instructed to OFFER for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY. February 4th, 5th, and 6th, 1890, me whole of the OUTFITTING STOCK (Purchased from the Liquidator), Consisting of men's fancy tweed suits, men's black ditto, men's black coats and coa.ts and vests, youth s and boys' suits, men's, youths', and boys' overcoats, men's fancy trousers, cord and moleskin ditto, Drabette, Dur-t. and Dungaree jackets, felt hats, caps, umbrellas, men's and youths' mackintoshes, men's cotten drawers and shirts also about 500 PAIRS OF BOOTS AND SHOES, consisting of Men's, Wemen's, and Children's Nailed, Lace, &c., &c. The Stock is entirely new, and the Auctioneers specially desire to dra.w the attention of the public to the various Lots to be offered. ORDER OF SALE.—TUESDAY and WEDNES- DAY. OUTFITTING THURSDAY, REMAINDER OF OUTFITTING and BOOTS and SHOES. Sale to commence each day at 2 o'clock. To be sold absolutely without reserve. 8161 SALE TO-MORROW. WORKING-STREET, CARDIFF. MESSRS W. SANDERS AND SONS have been favoured with instructions to SELL by AUCTION (subject to the conditions to be then produced) at the Mart., Bank Buildings, St. Mary- street, Cardiff, on THURSDAY NEXT, 6th February, 1896, immediately after the sale of the Wesleyan Day Schools, the FREEHOLD GROUND RENT of £ M per Annum, Arising out of the land upon which the schools and adjoining dwelling-house are erected. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, at their offices, 2li, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 8153 TO COALOWNERS, RETAILERS. AND CONTRACTORS. MESSHS WM. SANDKRS and SONS ha ve received instructions to SELL by AUC- TION at the New Rhymney Coalyard, Adam-street, Cardiff (where the waggons a.re now standing), on TUESDAY, February 11th, 1896, a.t 2.30 in the After- noon, SIX COAL WAGGONS, viz. 310-ton waggons, Nos. 5, S, and 9, and 36.ton waggons, Nos. 6, 7, and 10 (bearing the name of Robert Rixon), all of which have side and end doors, are in good working condition, and have been carrying coal up to date. Absolutely without reserve. Cash a.nd delivery on the fall of:the hammer. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, 28, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 3rd February, 1896. 8180 TO BREWERS AND OTHERS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION at an early JL date the following properties :— The COUNTY HOTEL, EBBW VALE, leasehold, 86 years unexpired small ground rent. The BRIDGEND INN. EBBW VALE, leasehold, 23*4 years unexpired, with immediate possession. FREEHOLD PROPERTY in HIGH STREET, NEWPORT, tow in the occupation of Mr Duckham, having a frontage to High-street and Cambrian-road, and abutting ou the entrance te the Great Western Railway. Particulars and Plans can shortly be obtained from the Auctioneers. Messrs GRAHAM. HITCHCOX and CO., Bank Chambers, Newport Mr THOMAS HENRY. Silverton, Pentonville, Newport; or 8203 Messrs WARD, COLBORNE, & COULMAN, 1896, Febrnary. Solicitors. Newport. SALE THIS DAY. CAERLEON, MONMOUTHSHIRE. TO TINPLATE MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS. IMPORTANT SALE OF A VALUABLE LEASE- HOLD TINPLATE WORKS. COPPERAS PLANT, HOUSES AND PREMISES, AND A CORN GRIST MILL. MR THOMAS PARRY has been in- structed by the proprietor, Mr R. Cook .Ten. kins, to SELL by AUCTION, at the Westgate Hotel Newport, on WEDNESDAY, Feb. 5tli, 1896, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, subject to conditions of sale to be then produced, all those VALUABLE LEASE. HOLD WORKS known as "he CAERLEON TINPLATE WORKS, together with various SHOPS, OFFICES, PREMISES, RESIDENCE, and COTTAGES thereto belonging, situate at Caerleon, within 3 miles of the shipping port of Newport, Mon., and adjacent to several large steel works and collieries. The Works xomprise mill houses, assorting-room, annealing-room, tinning house, tin scruff-room with melting lurnaces, boiler house, smithy, box shed, carpenter's shop, copperas house with plant, store- room grindstone driven by separate small engine, weighbridge, stables. Ac. the premises are large and can be considerably augmented. The extensive Plant and Machinery is of modern type and in good going order, the motive power is partly steam and partly water, the boilers have recently been overhauled and passed by an insurance company, the whole being capable of turning out upward; of 1,700 boxes of plates per week. The v/orks are situated close to the G.W. Railway, and are connected thereto by means of an excellent siding. The manager's residence is large and commodious, with excellent gardens and greenhouse, and is estimated to be of the yearly value of £50. There is also a lodge with garden, and a cottage and gavden, which are let to employees at rentals of 2s ( and 3s per week. The premises are held under a lease for 99 years, trom the 1st day of July. 1884, subject to a yearly grouna rent of £ 190 payable quarterly. The water supply is subject to payment of £ 1 per annum. inc mines and mineral* under all the premises are reserved. 1 he Loose Plant and Stock-in-Trade (of which an Inventory may be seen at the Office of the Auctioneer, :ind will be produced at the Sale) must be taken over by the purchaser .at a fair valuation, the amount of winch will,be announced at the Sale. Full Particulars of the Premises and fixed Machinery, with Ground Plan and Conditions of Sale, are being prepared, and copies may be obtained, with cards to view, on and after January 25th, on applica- tion to the Auctioneer. The Lease and Agreement as to Water Supply will be produced at the hale, or may be inspected pre- viouslyattheOJice^ r 31, Fisher-street. Swansea, Ve«dor's Solicitor. Dated. Auction andEstate Offices, Albany Chambers, Newport, Mon- Jan 9th. 1895. 7318 jjfgWPORT. THREE TONS PRIME FAT WILTSHIRE CHEESE, Ma^Malmesbury, to be SOLD by AUCTiON by MR HILLMAN, Gnfhn-street Auction Room (facing Provision Market). FRIDAY, February 7th. at 12 o'clock. aoin Offices—Bridge-street. Newport. FAn. M E R S, SAVE YOUR MONEY AND KP YOUR HEALTH By having your own Wool made into Cloths, Flannels. Blankets, Stockings, etc Patterns forwarded ana Carriage Paid to and from the Mills on all orders over TYLER AND COMPANY, MAESLLYN MILLS, LLANDYSSXL, 15607 SOUTH WAT.ES n3 BUY the CARDIFF TIMES & SOUT WALES WEEKLY NEWS.—ONE PENNY ¡ alts Iro Jlnrtimt. BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE. ON VIEW THIS DAY. SALE TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), FEB. 6TH, X896, AT THE SALEROOMS, 11, HIGH-STREET, CAKDIFF. ABSOLUTELY UNRESERVED SALE of the VERY ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SUP- PLIED BY MESSRS fRAPNELL AND GANE. CARDIFF, comprising the entire contents of the Residence. which are almost; new and in a. beautiful state of preservation. MESSRS GOTTWALTZ, BOWRING, and PERRY are instructed by the Trustee under a Marriage Settlement to SELL by AUCTION, at the Salerooms, 11, High-street, Cardiff, To-morrow, THURSDAY, 6th February, at Eleven o'clock in the morning, the whole of the entire CONTENTS OF THE RESIDENCE, 22, PLASTURTON-AVENUE, CARDIFF (Å Sale on the Premises not being desired), Lately in the occupation of CAPTAIN TBIPLETT, comprising the DINING-ROOM FURNITURE, a carved walnut Dining-room Suite in morocco leather, Dining Table and Overmantel, THIS ELEGANT DRAWING-ROOM FURNITURE, A NEARLY NEW IRON OVERSTRUNG UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOFORTE, BY RUDD IBACH SOHN, in rosewood and marqueterie case, marble mantel timepiece, A GRAND TIGER SKIN RUG WITH STUFFED HEAD, other skin rugs. Mahogany breakfast-room furniture in hair cloth. High, class carvets throughout the house, three finely inlaid Italian tables, EXPENSIVE VASES and PICTURES, and CARVED MAKBLK ORNAMENTS. A 32 AIR MUSICAL-BOX WITH EIGHT CYLINDERS. The contents of 4 bedrooms, including A VERY SUPERIOR BEDROOM SUITE with pedestal toilet tables, ALL BRASS PARISIAN BED- STEAD and bedding, other bedstead3, a handsome walnut dressing chest with washstand en suite, rocking chair, child's cot bedstead, Doulton toilet ware, cor- nice poles and window curtains, tea and dinner services, a SINGER'S SEWING MACHINE, table glass and ivory-handled cutlery. WELL MADE WALNUT HALL FURNITURE, brass stair rods and Brussels stair carpet. Kitchen effects, mangling machine, garden hose, and other effects. ON VIEW THIS DAY. Detailed Catalogues may be bad of the Auctioneers of Mr HARRY COUSINS, SOLICITOR, WESTERN MAIL BUILDINGS or of Messrs G. F. HILL and SON, SOLICITORS. HIGH-STREET, all of Cardiff. The Desirable Kesidence will be sold on an early date. 8029 SALE TO-MORROW. 24, BROOKLANDS-TERRACE, SWANSEA. SALE OF WELL-PRESERVED HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &C. MESSRS J. M. LEEDUR and SON have received instructions from the Executor of the late T. Cook Davies, Esq., to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the above Residence, on THURSDAY, February 6th, 1896, the whole of the well-preserved HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. oil paintings, electro plate, and other Effects, com- prising :— DINING ROOM.—Square of Brussels carpet, teak pedestal table, chiffolluiere, dinner wagon, mahogany chairs, oil paintings, glass, skin rugs, fender and fire irons, clock, ornaments, &c. DRAWING HOOM Carpet, mahogany sideboard, hearthrug, fender and fire irons, clock, bronzes, chairs, tea and coffee set, paintings, sundry books, &c. HALL AND STAIRCASE.—Breechloader, Indian and African speurs, daggers, carpet, rugs, hall chair, &c. BEDROOM No. 1.—Carpet, bedstead, bedroom suite, hearthrugs, feather beds. bolsters, iSc. BEDROOM NO. 2.—Carpet, dressing table, bedroom ware, chest of drawers, couch, &e. BEDROOM No, 3.-Bedstead and bedding, chairs, dressing table, &c. SERVANTS BEDROOM.—Pieces of carpet, washstand, chairs, ware and sundries. KITCHEN.—Fearer and fireirons, dresser, round table, chest of drawers, ware, &c. Goods on View moruin of Sale. Sale to commence at 11.30 in the forenoou. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, at their offices, Goat-street Chambers, Swansea. 8146 WESTFIELD HOUSE, WALTER-ROAD, SWANSEA. IMPORTANT SALE OF SURPLUS HOUSE- HOLD FURNITURE, UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOFORTE. VALUABLE SHEFFIELD PLATE, SILVER, OLD CHINA, a choice LIBRARY of BOOKS, nearly new DOG CART, by Gwatkiu, of Newport. HARNESS, &c. MESSRS J. M. LEEDER and SON Á have received instructions to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the above Residence, on TUESDAY, February 11th, 1896, the Valuable Surplus HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, being the contents of the dining and drawing rooms, library, bed nd dressing rooms, kitchens, stable, and offices, full particulars of which may be obtained from the Catalogues, free 011 application, a week: prior to Sale. Goods on view by Catalogue only Day prior and Morning of Sale. Sale to commence at 11 o'clock in the Forenoon. For further information apply to the Auctioneers, at their Offices, Goat-street Chambers, Swansea. 8145 SALE THIS DAY. SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTY AND SHARES. TO CAPITALISTS, INVESTORS. AND OTHERS. MESSRS H. HILL & CO. are instructed by the executors of the late J. E. Burgess, Esq., to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION (subject to con- ditions of sale which will then be read), at the Cameron Arms Hotel, High-street, Swansea, on WEDNESDAY, February 5th, 1896, the fonowing FREEHOLD PROPERTY AND SHARKS, Oomprising all that Freehold House and Premises situate and being 37, Strand, Swansea, with Cottage at rear, facing the Postern, the whole of which is now let to respectable tenants at rents amounting to 16s 3d per week. One Hundred and Thirty-seven B10 Shares (S8 10s) in the Atlantic Patent Fuel Works Co., Limited, North Dock, Swansea. One Hundred and Three B5 Shares, fully paid, in the Swansea Shipping Co" Limited. The Shares will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. Sale to cllmmence at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. For further particulars apply to E. Austin Williams, Esq., Solicitor, Castle-street; or to the Auctioneers, 10, Castle-street, Swansea. 8095 LONDON HOUSE AUCTION ROOMS, 10, CASTLE- STREUT, SWANSEA. MESSRS H. HILL and CO. will SELL by AUCTION, on the above Premises, on FRIDAY, February 7th, 1896, the following HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOFORTE, and Effects, comprising :— Mahogany dining suite in leather, drawing-room suite in saddle-bags, cheffonier with plato-glass back, sideboard with cupboards and drawers, occasional tables, walnut overmantels, walnut pianoforte by Collard and Collard, dining tables, carpets, hearth- rugs, wool rugs, iron brass rail bedsteads, spring mattresses, feather and milipuff beds, dressing table, bedroom suite in satin walnut, dresser with cupboards and drawers, Ac., Ac. Sale to commence at 11 o'clock in the Forenoon. 8<a)o SOMERSET BREWERY, Facing the G.W.H. Station, Neath. SALE OF THE BREWERY PLANT AND MACHINERY, FOR DISMANTLEMENT. MR WILLIAM HARRY REES is in- structed to SELL by AUCTION, at the above premises, on FRIDAY, February 7th, 1896, the whole of the 10-Quarter BREWERY PLANT AND MATERIALS, TOuLS AND APPLIANCES, OFFICE FURNITURE AND FITTINGS. Sale to commence at 1 o'clock. Further particulars may be obtained of the Auc. tioneer, Charlesville-place, Neath. 8134 SALE TO-MORROW. IN BANKRUPTCY. Re JAMES EDMUNDS. GRKAT WESTERN SUPPLY STORES, GRIFFITHSTOWN, NEAR PONTYPOOL. TO GROCERS, PROVISION MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS. MR JOHN YOUNG has been instructed by G. H. Llewellyn, Esq.. Official Receiver, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on the Premises, with- out Reserve, the whole of the STOCK-IN-TRADE OF GROCERIES. Comprising salmon, lobster, rizine, matches, jams, rice, cheese, flour, hair oil, tea, coffee, lime juice, furniture paste, soup, starch, Rsckitt's blue, hops, Epsom salts, potted meats, nutmegs, ginger, black- lead, pepper, glaze, baking powder, water jacks, dinner boxes, brushes, iron boilers, vinegar, broom handles, brooms, candles, sacks, tea and provision paper, utensils, bags, etc. tea canisters, scales and weights, books, weighing machine (by Parnall and Son), lamps, knives, chopper, etc. SALE ON THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 6TH, 1896, at 1.30 p.m. Dated Auctioneer's Office, Feb. 1st, 1896. 8186 IN BANKRUPTCY. RE J. W. BAMBURY. CAERLEON (Near Industrial Schools). TO BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS, AND OTHERS. MR JOHN YOUNG has been instructed by G. H. Llewellyn, Esq., Official Receiver, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on the Premises, the whole of the „ BUILDING MATERIAL, AND FURNISHING IRON MONGERY, &c., comprising 8 wheelbarrows, 13 large trestles, 50 coping bricks, 3 screens, 60 ridges, 1 road grating, 7 square floorings, 10 square matchboards, 2,000 bricks, 70 sash weights, 40 scaffold poles, 150 planks, 5 ladders, 8 Jacob ladders, 7 large stones, 1 grindstone, 350ft. skirting. 1,000 tiles, about 200 slates, 120 bannisters, CARPENTER'S SHOP Panel doors, laths, cupboards, benches, quantity of boarding and moulding, locks, bolts, latches, screws, hinges, joists, beading, planks, drain pipes, grates, plaster, pans, and syphons, 3 carpenter's benches, sand, hods, nails, and ropes, &c., Ole. Sale on MONDAY, February 10th, at 2 p.m. For card to view and further particulars apply te the Auctioneer at his Offices, No. 1, Tredegar Chambers, Newport. 8202 ABI'.RGWILI VICARAGE, NEAR CARMARTHEN. MR JOHN FRANCIS is instructed by the Executors of the late Ven. Archdeacon James to SELL by AUCTION at the above place, at 12 o'clock punctually, on WEDNESDAY, 12th Febru- ary, 1896 (and not on Wednesday, 5th February, as previously advertised), the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Glass, China, Books, and other effects. Also the whole of the Stock, Hay, Carriages, Harness, &c..s184 JOHN THOMAS PARRY, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR, ESTATE AND COMMISSION AGENT, 6, NOLTON-STREET, BRIDGEND, Has had largo experience of Book-keeping, Auditing, aud Secretarial Work with the most competent Char- tered Accountant in North Wales. Rents aud Debts collected. Prompt settlements. Books of professional men entered up. Accounts of public bodies and limited companies investigated, balanced, and audited. Office open every Monday and Saturday from 11 a-'n. to 4 p.m. Communications any other day to ba addressed to Bee Hive, Nantymoel. 8204 IMPORTANT to THOSE WHO SUFFER. -t- One Box of Horton's LX.L. Pills are guaranteed to cure all complications. Also gravel aud pains in the back. Post free for 4s from G. D. Horton, M.P.S. (from the General Hospital), Aston-road, Birmingham. Agents :—Cardiff—A. Hagon, Chemist, 39, Bridge-3t., and 11, Bnte-st. Merthvr-Wills, Chemist. Swansea Lloyd, Chemist, Oxford.st Newport —Young, Clnsniist, High-st. N.B.—Has never been known to tail. tera answered frets. Please name paper. '7 public Ctrmpaims, &c. THE PROSPECTUS IS FRAMED TO COMPLY WITH TH K RECENT RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE BOARD OF TRADE DEPARTMENTAL COMMITTEE RELATING TO PROSPECTUSES, AND CONTAINS NO WAIVER CLAU E. The SUBSCRIPTION LIST will OPEN TO-DAY (WEDNKSDAY), February 5th, at 10 a-m., and will CLOSE at 4 p.m. on THURSDAY, for Town, and at Noon the FOLLOWING DAY for the Country. FLJLHE TOWN AND VILLAGE ELEC- JL TRIC LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY (LIMITED). Capital, 12100,000, divided into 19,800 Ordinary Shares of S5 each, and 1,000 Founders' Shares of El each. ISSUE of 19.800 ORDINARY SHARES of S5 each, of which 15,440 Ordinary Shares are now offered to the public at par, payable as followsf-El per Share on Application, £ 2 per Share on Allotment, and the balance in calls, not exceeding El per Share, at intervals of not less than three months. The Vendor will transfer one Founders' Share to every allottee of 100 Ordinary Shares under this issue. DIRECTORS. T. H. HARRISON, Esq., M.I.M.E., A.I.E.E. (London Manager of Messrs Davey, Paxman and Co., 78, Queen Victoria-street, London, E.C., ard Colchester). EDWARD BARRY ALLINSON JAMES. Esq., Wyn. yard, Springfield Park, Acton. JOHN LOWLES, Esq., M.P. (Director of the Yilgam Exploring Co., Limited), 165, Fenchurch-street, B.C. WILLIAM PIERCE, Esq. (Messrs Pierce, Watts and Co., la, Canada Dock, Liverpool). ALFRED THOMPSON, Esq., M.I.E.E., 20, Bucklers- bury. E.C. BANKERS—The NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK OF KNGLAND (LIMITED), 112, Bishopsgate- street, London, E.C., and all Branches. REGISTERED OFFICE.—11, Queen Viccoria-street, Lon- don, E.C. SECRETARY.—HENRY A. TOBIAS, F.LS. ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS. This Company is formed for the purpose of acquir- ing 1 Letters Patent No. 17,324 of 1891, granted to Messrs G. J. and G. J. 1'. J. Parfitt, for the United Kingdom, for an Improved method of Electric Light- ing in series, and apparatus therefor," together with the Freehold Land, Plant erected thereon, Stock-in- Trade, and existing Contracts of a Syndicate now working the Parfitt Electric Light System at Keyn- sham, in Somersetshire, and Kingswood, in Glouces- tershire, and the benefit of numerous negotiations with other towns for similar installations, etc., etc. The Western Counties Electric Light and Power Syndicate (Limited), which was formed in 1832, in the first instance decided to thoronghly test the claims of the Inventors, and determined to be content with no mere theoretical or laboratory result. It, therefore. contracted to supply, at its own risk and cost, Kings- wood and Keynsham, both in the neighbourhood of the residences of the Directors of the Syndicate, so that the time occupied in the erection of works, the money expended therein, and in the maintenance of the sys- tem should be under their constant personal super- vision. On the completion of the installations the Syndicate requested Professor Silvanus B. Thompson, D.Sc., F.1i.S. (oneof the most eminent electrical authori- ties), to inspect and report ut)on the system. The public lighting was then undertaken, and had been carried out by the Syndicate for two years, when, in July, 1894, Professor Thompson again satisfied himself as to how far the system had stood the test of practical work. Again, in May, 1895, he re-visited the works. The great advantages claimed by the inventors for the Parfitt I system are admirably supported and summarised in his minute of May 21st, Messrs Alexander, Daniel. Selfe, and Co., public accountants, have prepared from the books of the Syndicate and certified a trading account of the Kingswood Installation for the two yjars ending April 26th. 1895. Although the installation is for public lighting only, and bears the double expense of night duty, and superintendence of plant by day, without any income from private lighting, and at a contract price of less than 2%d per Board of Trade unit (a much lower price than any public lighting undertaken elsewhere), the accounts show a gross profit of over 33 p r cent. on the receipts. This profit is exclusive of any charge for depreciation, repairs, and renewals, or establishment expenses, items which, although heavy in proportion to the income of the partially-developed installation, will but slightly in. crease when the private lighting and consequent full development is completed, so that the percentage of such charges will then be very much reduced. The foregoing practical test proves that the Company will be Able to supply the Parfitt system for public and private lighti119 on advantageous terms to the consumer, and with very profitable results to the shareholders. The Syndicate having demonstrated the foregoing facts and established the commercial value of the invention, this Company, has now been formed for the purpose of extending its operations, and of con- tracting for instalhLtions on the Parfitt system, of the advantages of which a large number of local authorities appear disposed to avail themselves. It is believed that the field for the Company's operations will be practically without limit, seeing that in Eugland and Wales alone there are 992 Urban District Councils, and more than 30,(XX) Parishes, Townships, Hamlets and Places, a large proportion of which, it is fair to assume, will become users of Parfitt's system. In fact, important, negotiations are now pending with several public bodies, Corporations, and District Councils for undertaking the public lightinj of their districts, which the Directors believe will result in considerable profits to this Company. Professor Thompson also saysI have p rsonally inspected the Kingswood Lighting Station Vud the circuits of lamps, which extend in several directions to distances of tW6 Mile* aird three-quarters, two miles and a quarter/and one mile and tlirde-quarters respectively, besides having shorter branches. Without such inspection I should scarcely have btilieved that it was a practicable, thing to satisfactorily light seven miles of streets and roads whilst using less than thirty actual horse-power at the central generating station. In my judgment this is the best plan yet devised for the electric lighting of provincial towns nnd villages." As to the prospects of the Compauy, in his speech at Bristol on the 6th May last, before a body of experts, Dr. Thompson stated There is a very large area yet to be covered by electric lighting systems, which has never been attempted. simply because under the parallel system it would not pay. Now, what has been dene in Kingswood and Keynsham can be done in hundreds of places in the country where similar conditions exist. Further than that, however, in a very large number of towns where in the central part there is an electric lighting system, it would be perfectly simple to add theParlitt system, running it in one direction or another, and make the additional apparatus pay for the additional lighting, that is to say, the Parfitt system can be superadded for all out- lying districts thus, instead of competing with, they would co-operate with existing installations." For Contracts see Full Prospectus. Full Prospectuses and Form;; of Application for Shares may be obtained at the Office of the Company or from the Bankers and Solicitors. Application for Shares can also be made on the form as below, and forwarded to the National Provin- cial Bank of England (Limited), 112. Bishopsgate- street, London, E.C., or any of its Branches, accom- panted by a remittance of the am. 'unt of the deposit. TO THE DIRECTORS OF THE TOWN AND VILLAGE ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY (LIMITED). Gentlemen,—Having paid to the Company's Bankers the sum of £ being a deposit of £1 per Share on Shares of S5 each in the above-named Com- pany, I request you to allot me that number of Shares, upon the terms of the Company's Prospectus, dated Jajiuary 27th, 1896, and I agree to accept the same or any smaller number that may be allotted to me, and to make the remaining payments in respect thereof as the same shall become due, and I authorise you to register me as the holder of the said Shares. Name in full Address Profession or Business. Usual Signature Date 1896. Ottnhtrs aub Contracts. O BUILDERS.—TENDERS are in- vited for BUILDING CHAP.EL at Alltwalis. Plans and specifications may be seen at the shop, Alltwalis. Endorsed Tenders to be sent to Mr Jones Fron, Alitwalis, Carmarthen, not later than 15th inst. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted.— THOMAS JONES, Secretary. 785 TO BUILDING CONTRACTORS. TENDERS are invited for the ERECTION of a. GIRLS' SCHOOL at Abergavenny for the Inter- mediate Education Committee. Drawings and specifi- cations may be inspected at the offices of the architect (Mr E. A. Johnson, Abergavenny), ftoin whom bills of quantities and all further information may be obtained on payment of £1, which will be returned on receipt of a bona-fide tender. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. FRED BAKER-U ABB. 8197 Clerk to the Managers. TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. To be LET by TENDER, the ERECTION of 20 WORKMEN'S COTTAGES at CRUMUN. Plans and Specifications may be seen at my Office on and after Monday, the 3rd of February. All Tenders to be sent in not later than Saturday,, the 15th of February. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. GEO. H. DANIEL, 8090 Clarence Chambers, Pontypool. SESSIONS AND CJONS. O LIMITED, ks Manufacturers and Importers of CEMENT, SLATES, TIMBER. CHIMNEY-PIECES RANGES, GRATES, AND ALL BUILDING MATERIALS, PENARTH OOAD, /CARDIFF. 123e V> 6963 TO ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. STEEL & IltON JOISTS, GIRDERS. STANCHIONS, PLATES, T's, L's, CHANNELS, AC., Can be Supplied by ARCHIBALD D. DAWNAY, From his Extensive Stock at the WALES & WEST OF ENGLAND GIRDER WORKS. OFFIC^ EAST MOORS, CARDIFF. DAWNAY-S PATENT FIREPilOOF FLOORS. Telegrams Dawnay, Cardiff. National Telephone: Cardiff, No. 694. 1274 15833 PLATING BF HOT WATER IMPROVED HIGH PRESSURE (Small Pipe System) HEATING APPARATUS For Churches, Mansions, Hotels, Ac. ALSO LOW PRESSURE HEATING. EDWIN HAMPTON, LIMITED, HEATING AND VENTILATING ENGINEERS, ABERGAVENNY. 1386 D A fl-E s JgROS., TIMBER, SLATE, AND CEMENT IMPORTERS. Following size NORTH WALES SLATES now on hand :-24 x 14, 24 x 12, 22 x 12, 22 x 11. 20 x 12, 2G X 10,14 x 12. LONDON WHARF, NEWPORT, AND AT 8107 BARRY DOCK. JII- A XT E W P O R T OFFICES JLl OF THE "SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS," 18. BRIDGE STREET publir Companies, &c. The SUBSCRIPTION LIST will CLOSE on FRIDAY, the 7th February, for Town, and SATURDAY, the 8th February, for the Country, on which date the Directors will proceed to Allotment. A strictly fair and proportionate Allotment will be made to all bonä-fide Applicants. The profitable nature of Soap, Candle, and Tallow Companies, and the favour in which their Shares are held by investors are shown by the following par. ticulars, which are obtained from the Stock Ex- change Official List, Stock Exchange Year Book, and other official sources A. and F. Pears (Limited) pay 10 per Cent., and the B5 Ordinary Shares are quoted at 7, or a premium of over 40 per cent. Lever Brothers (Limited) (Sunlight Soap) pay 10 per cent. on the Ordinary Shares, in addition to large reserve. Price's Patent Candle Company (Limited) E16 Shares are quoted at £35, or nearly 100 per cent. premium. Johnson, Cole, Brier, and Cordrey (Limited) paid last year 13 per cent. Wilkie and Scames (Limited) 210 Shares are quoted at £14. a premium of 40 per cent. The Vendor is so satisfied as to the development of the business that he undertakes that the dividend shall not be less than 9 per cent. for the iirst year, and 12 per cent for the second year, and will lodge with the Company a sufficient sum in cash as a guarantee for the punctual payment thereof. Established 45 years. HUGGINS' SOAP WORKS (Limited), at Gravesend, Kent. Incorporated under the Com- panies Acts, 1862 to 18S3. Capital £ 50,000, in 10,000 Shares of £ 5 each, payable as follows :— £ 1 per Share on Application, B2 on Allotment, £ 1 one month after Allotment, and £1 two months after Allotment. Share- holders, however, have the privilege of paying up in full on Allotment, thereby entitling them to full dividends from the date of payment. DIRECTORS. HERBERT W. WHYTE, Esq., M.R.C.S., Harrington Mansions, London. W. LOVICK ANSTED BROWN, E3q., Contractor to H.M. Government, Union Chambers, Old Broad-street, E.C. ALBERT MARTIN, Esq., 16, Shaftesbury-avenue, London, W. H. R. TREHEARNE, Esq., 102, London-wall, E.C. HENRY HUGGINS, Esq., juu., Soap Works, Graves- end, Manager. BANKERS.—The LONDON and COUNTY BANKING COMPANY (Limited), Gravesend SOLICITORS.—Messrs THOMP IN and CO., 2 and 3, West-street, Finsbury-<-ii cus, E.C. AUDITORS—Messrs ARTHUR GODDARD and CO., chartered accountants, St. George's House, East. cheap, E.C. SECRETARY.—Mr W. O. CARTER. REGISTERED OFFICES.—HUGGINS' SOAP WORKS, Gravesend, Kent. LONDON OFPICE-7,77. King William-street, London, E.C. ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS. This Company has been formed to acquire, carry on, and extensively develop the well-known and old- established business of Messrs H. Huggins and Com- pany, of Gravesend, Soap Manufacturers, Tallow Re- tiners, Candle and Oil Merchants, together with the extensive and valuable plant, machinery, stock, goodwill, leasehold premises, Ac. The business was established upwards of 43 years since by Mr Henry Huggins, J.P. (who has now re- tired), and has been successfully carried on by him, and subsequently by his son, the present proprietor, during the whole of that period. In order to further develop the business and extensively advertise some of the Ann's specialities, it has been considered desirable to convert the business into a Joint Stock Company and to give the customers of the firm and others an opportunity of participating in the profit" of the undertaking. The business has a large number of customers, including many well-known firms and Companies, and has contracts with, among others, the Royal Mail Steamship Company, Metropolitan District Railway Company, &c. Messrs Huggins also manufacture for the proprietors (the Micasene Company) (Limited), the "Micasene" Soap, which is now well-known in the market; among the numerous customers being The Army and Navy Co- I Civil vice Co operative operative Society (who Society (Limited). also export Soap to India) Harrod's Stores (Limited). The Civil Service Supply Hovendon and Sons Association (Limited). Newbery and Sons. Mr William Whiteley. Lazenbv and Sons. John Barker and Company I Crosse and Blackwell (Limited). (Limited). B relay and Sons. Spiers and Pond (Limited) Mr Huggins, who has the greatest confidence in the success of the undertaking, has agreed to give his entire time to the Company as Manager of the Works, and make his remuneration largely dependent on the profits of the undertaking, and the Directors will take only a nominal fee of fifty guineas per annum each until dividends of at. least. 10 per cent, are paid to the Shareholders in each year, after which they will receive such additional sum as may be voted v them by the Shareholders in General Meeting. After extensively advertising the Company's pro- ducts for the two years during which minimum dividends are guaranteed (for which reason chiefly the public are now invited to subscribe a portion of the capital), it is considered by the Directors than an annual expenditure of £ 5.000 in advertising will be sufficient to fully employ the works, and the income of the Company should be as follows :— Profit on 30 tons household and 3 tons of fancy soap weekly P-13,000 per annum, .f tallow refining, 10 tons weekly.. 1,560 „ „ ice making, 30 tons weekly 1,560 „ 16,120 Less cost of advertising. £5,000 management, Ac. 2,000 ——- 7,000 Leaving a balance of £ 9,120 which is equal to upwards of 18 per cent, oil the entire capital of the Company. Taking into consideration the Ion:, standing of the firm, the Directors are of opinion that this rate will be fully maintained, and that the investment will prove a lasting source of revenue to the Shareholders. The Vendor will pay the entire cost of incorporating the Company, printing, advertising, law costs, broker- age, and all other expenses up to and including allot- ment, and further guarantees a minimum dividend of 9 per cent. for the first year, and 12 per cent. for the second year, by which time it is believed the business will have sufficiently developed to employ the works to their full capacity. For Contracts, see mil Prospectus. Prospectuses and forms of applicatioit can be ob- tained of the Bankers or of the secretary at the Offices of the Company, where the above-named Contract for Sales, Memorandum and Articles of Association and all other information can be obtained. al Motias. D AVID LEWIS (DECEASED). NOTICE -ALL MONEYS due to the Estate of DAVID LEWIS, late of ABERNANT, ABERDARE, Cattle Dealer, who died on the 17th day of November, 1895, must be paid forthwith to THOMAS PHILLIPS, ot No. 7, Canon-street, Aberdare. Solicitor, the Ad- ministrator apoointed by the Court. Particulars of all Claims against the Estate must be sent to us, the undersigned. Dated this 1st day of February, 1896. THOS. PHILLIPS and SON. Solicitors, 8170 No. 7, Canon-street, Aberdarei — Jnbli£ Appointnunts. ARDIFF INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND. WANTED IMMEDIATELY a SIGHTED TEACHER for the Women's Department, thoroughly competent to give instruction in needlework, knitting and crotchet; must be a good machinist; commencing salary £ 40 non-resident.—Apply by letter to MRSJ. G. MARYCHURCH, 8137 46, Park-place, Cardiff. MRS J. G. MARYCHURCH, 8137 46, Park-place, Cardiff. QRIFFITH JAMES, c x- 15, HIGH-STREET. GREAT CLEARANCE SALE NOW PROCEEDING. MANTLES, MILLINERY, AND CHILDREN'S PELISSES AT HALF-PRICE. GENERAL DRAPERY, DRESS MATERIALS, &o., GREATLY REDUCED. VERY SPECIAL. —1,200 PAIRS LACE CURTAINS to clear, at ll%d, Is 4%d Is 11 %d, 2s 6%d, 23 11 %d, 3s lid, and upwards. 5te 1654 IilREE DISTRIBUTION OF ? SPECTACLES TO THE DESERVING POOR OF CARDIFF AND NEIGHBOURHOOD, BY A. SALA3SSON AND CO., SPECTACLE SPECIALISTS, 23, HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF. Any poor person obtaining a form, and having it properly filled up and signed by a Clergyman or Dooor, will receive a pair of Spectacles suited to their sight free of charge. The forms must be returned by February 14th, and the distribution will take place on Wednesday. February 19th, at 6.30 p.m. Any Clergy- man or Doctor not having received forms may obtain same by applying at above address. A. SALANSON AND CO., OPTICIANS AND ELECTRICIANS, 23, HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF; 21, CLARE-STREET, AND 130, VICTORIA-STREET, BRISTOL. 8085 TE-ETHID U, NTISTRY fJlEETH Restore Mastication, Digestion, and Beauty I MR X E A L L, SURGEON DENTIST (40 Years Experience, 30 Years in Swansea), 199, HIGH-STREET, SWANSEA (Just below Great Western Railway Station, same side), Begs to intimate that he can produce a perfectly fitting Set of Teeth in one clear day. The very best workman- ship guaranteed. Painless Dentistry by Gas, also by the Ansesthetics, Cocaine and Ether Spray. Partial Sets from 5s per Tootli. Upper or Lower Sl> from Two Guineas. TESTIMONIALS. In a letter addressed to Mr ICeall by Dr E. J. Slade King, M.D., M.R.C.S., Member of .the Royal College of Physicians, Loudon, he remarks I have every confidence in your skill as a Dentist, and I have had many opportunities of witnessing your successful Dental Surgery.' Testimonial from the la-to Sir John Hesketh Letli- bridge, Bart. Sir John Hesketh Lethbridge can confidently recommend Mr Keall as a Dentist. Sir John and Lady Lethbridge most heartily wish Mr Keail every poodble earthly succen.. 4e-1036 fhibUc Amttsttntnts. CARDIFF. THE A T R E ROYAL. JL LESSEE AND MANAGER—MR ED. FLETCHER. TO-NIGHT at, 7 o'clock, THE ORTY T HIEVES, Cardiff's most successful Pantomime. Second Edition. New Son, Dances, and Music. Praeticallyansw Pantomime, retaining all the good editions. NOW IN ITS SKVENTH WEEK. MORNING PERFORMANCE Every Saturday. Early Doors, 6.15. Doors open at 6.45 commence Seven. Half-price at Nine. Prices as usual. TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), BENEFIT OF Mr W. T. BENJAMIN, Acting Manager. Twenty Extra Tunis for this night only. G.W.R.— Feb. 6th, Special Excursion from Swansea at 2.15 returning from Cardiff at 10.45 p.m. FRIDAY, Feb. 7th, Benefit of Miss Kitty Kenway. Our Local Favourite. Box Plan no.v open at Messrs Thompson and Shackeli's, Ltd., Queen-street. Telephone, No. 521. GRAND THEATRE. THE PREMIER THEATRE OF WALES. LESSEE A MANAGER Mr CLAR ENCE SOUNES. Commencement of the Dramatic Season. Enthusiastic Reception of the enormously successful drama, THE WORK GIRL, From the Su rey Theatre. London. MONDAY NEXT. Feb. 10—The Great Adelphi Drama, THE BELLS OF HASLEMERE. Doors open at 7; commence 7.30. Box Office open at Theatre daily 10 to 4. Telephone 725. Revised Prices of Admission :—Dress Circle, 3s 6d Upper Circle, Is 6d Stalls. 2s Front Pit, Is Pit, 9d Gallery, 6d. Early doors extra. Second price at 9 o'clock to all parts. STAVENHAGEN'S FORTHCOMING 0 VISIT. PARK HALL, CARDIFF. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5 h, 1896, at 8 o'clock, HERR BERNARD STAVENHAGEN s will give a 7858 GRAND PIANOFORTE RECITAL. Balcony, 3s Ground Floor (Unreserved Centre), Area, 2s Side and Back Seats, Is. Plan of Reserved Seats and all tickets at Mr Win. Lewis, 22, Duke-street, Doors open at 7.15; Commence at8. Carriages for 10p.m. CARDIFF MUSICAL SOCIETY. SEASON 189596. GRAND CONCERT (Second of the Season) PARK HALL, FRIDAY, 14TH FEBRUARY, 1836. Principal Vocalists ;— MISS ESTHER PALLISER, MR DAVID BISPHAM. SOLO PIANOFORTE, Mr OSCAR MEYER. ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS, 30J PERFORMERS. CONDUCTOR, Mr T. E. AYLWARD. Doors open at 7.15, to commence at 7.45. Admission—Area (Reserved), 5s Unreserved, 2s & Is. Plan of the hall at Messrs Newman and Sons, Queen-street. 8181-8860 100, ST. MARY STREET, CARDIFF, THE Y.M.C.A. (LATE) HALL. MR J. SALMON (of London) begs to call attention to the 125TH GRAND EXUIBITION AND SALE (by Private Treaty) OF OBJETS D'ART (chiefiy from Private collections, to clear and settle accounts), which will OPEN in the above Hall TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), February 5th. and Three Following Days, from TEN A.M. TO SIX P.M. The Exhibits, all of which aie strictly guaranteed as described in Catalogue (a written warranty will be given, if required), include about 200 OIL PAINTINGS And WATER-COLOUR DRAWINGS by some of the most eminent artists of the day. A superb collection of CARVED IVORIES, a large and choice collection of DRESDEN, CROWN HERBY, SEVRES, VIENNA, LOWESTOFT, BLUE DELFf, WOR- CESTER, ORIENTAL, SPANISH. ITALIAN FAIENCE, and other Porcelains. FINE OLD WORCESTER DINNER AND DESSERT SERVICE superbly decorated (150 pieces), Antique Armour and Weapons, massive REAL FLORENTINE BRONZES in Figures, Busts, Grouus, &c. Antique and beautifully inlaid Marqueterie, Dutch, English, French VERNE L' MARTIN FURNITURE in Cabinets, Commodes, Escritoires, Tables, &c., a fine old Lac Japan Cabinet, Amboyna Wood Bonheur de Jour, with Sevres China Plaques, Miniatures on Ivory, Limoge and Battersea Enamels, Sporting Prints, a few pieces of fine figured Tapestry, Painted Spanish I-eat-lier Screens, Ac,, Ac. For particulars and prices, ..pply to Mr J. Salmon, or one of the attendants in the Hall. Admission free by Card or Catalogue (now ready), to bo obtained at the Hall and from Daniel Owen and Company, Lid., St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 79o (EDacatron. BRISTOL. r_ KINGS DO WN HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS (For Boarders and Day papilt). MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, KINGSDOWN PARKDE, BRISTOL. Estabiish-d 1868 Principol :—Mrs E. E. HOBBS. INCLUSIVE FEES for Board, English, French, Music, Harmony, Drawing, Bookkeeping, & Shorthand, 30 GUINEAS PER. ANNUM. Pupils prepared for all Examinations, 795Certificates 247 Honours) obtained during the past 18 years. 7589 Term began 22nd Jan., 1896. BATH Q ROSVENOR COLLEGE FOR GIRLS. THOROUGHLY GOOD EDUCATION AND HOME Rooms Large an 1 Lofty. Excellent Staff (Visiting and Resident.) Prep. for Exams. infatric Class. Vacancies for Boarders (moderate terms.) Also for Governess, Puoil (premium.) Apply MRS LOCK, PrincipaL 4815 WESTON -SUPER-MARE. ESTON- S LJPER -MARE Vt ATHELSTON LADIES'COLLEGE. SUTHERLAND HOUSE, 51, Binibeek-road. INCLUSIVE FEES for Board, English, French, Music, Harmony, Bookkeeping, and Drawing, 24 GUINEAS PER ANNUM. Pupils prepared for all Examinations. Individual At.teution to Delicate and Backward Pupils. References, Prospectus, and View of House (which is on the Sea Front) may be had by applying to THE HEAD MISTRES 7588 Term began 18th January, 1896. OME SCIIOOL, ST. ANNE'S, GROVE PARK ROAD, WESTON-SUPER-MARE. The MISSES MAltKS (late Principals of Harrow House High School. Cardiff), will receive a. LIMITED NUMBER of BOARDERS. Home-life combined with every educational advantage. Preparation for public examinations. Resident (English and foreign) and visitiuf; teachers. House beautifully situated Sanitary certificate NEXt TERM, JANUARY 21ST, 1896. 4648 HEREFORD. HEREFORD LADIES' COLLEGE .H. COMPANY, LIMITED. REDUCED AND INCLUSIVE TERMS. NEXT TERM commences THURSDAY, Jan. 23rd, 1896. Education upon the High School System, combined with home traming and domestic comforts. The work of the School will from this date b8 examined and reported on annually by a Cambridge examiner. For terms apply to Miss Cust, the Lady Principal; or to the Secretary, Mr Edward Maddison, Led bury. 1037 GLOUCESTER. EDUCATION (GIRLS). — is guineas yearly, for board, laundress, English, French, music, singing, and dancing. Cow kept. No extras. French governess. Gymnasium, tennis. References. Prospectus, view of large house and grounds. Stations on M.R. and G.W.R.—Madame, 4, College-court, Gloucester 831 SWANSEA. GIRLS BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, BELLE VUE, SWANSEA. Principals-The Misses PHILLIPS. Assisted by resident Certificated English and Foreign Governesses and Visiting Masters. Preparation for Local Examinations. The House is pleasantly situated in its own grounds on a hill, and overlooking the sea. 7890 KNIGHTON. PENRHOS," KNIGHTON, RADNOR- -i- SHIRK-In association with the London Col- lege ot Music.—Principal Miss Wall, assisted by Certificated Governesses. Healthy situation. Home comforts. Thorough education. Special attention to backward pupils. Liberal diet. Moderate terms. Preparation for Cambridge, College of Preceptors, Trinity College and other Musical examinations. Great successes in past years. References to Parents of Pupils. Clergymen, and Ministers. 7626 SOUTH DEVON. NJWTON COLLEGE, SOOTH DEVON. N —PRESIDENT OF COUNCIL The LORD COURTENAY. HEADMASTER Rev. C. A. C. BOWLKER, M.A., late Scholar oi Jesus College, Cambridge. Assistant Master at Uppingham School, formerly Army Class Master at Dover College (in succession to Rev. G. T. Wainer, M.A.) The Hall, J. J. Cross, Esq., M.A., Brasenose College, Oxford. High- class School for sons of gentlemen only, with strong staff of University men. Healthy, elevated situation. Excellent School Buildings, Chapel, Library, Labora- tory, Workshop, Gymnasium, Swimming Bath, Rac- quet and FTves Couit, Junior School and modern side. Special and most successful Army and Navy Class. High places at Woolwich and Sandhurst, many Scholarships at the Universities, and Entrance Scholar- ships at the Public Schools. Inclusive terms from 65 guineas a vear. All extras optional. 7881 FRANCIS WATTS, Secretary. DO YOU GET ALL THE MONEY YOUR BILLIARD TABLES EARN 1 Hope's Mairk-,n(r.boar(I registers every game, and secures all the e,%ritiigs tor the Proprietors. Some- times it pays for itself in a month. Price, only £5. Over 309 sold Write for new descriptive catalogue. J. Hope,8,SubuibJtn-rd.,AnfieId,Liverpool. Telephone 363 NE 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, orsent to any address for sixty stamps by the Makers, The Lincoln and Midland Counties Drug Company L'nccln, 1002 pnblic 1 f CARDIFF. I THE E M P I It E. MANAGING DIRECTOR—OSWALD STOLL. TO-NIGHT. TWO PERFORMANCES. THE EMPIRE PROGRAMME, THE EMPIRE PRICES, BANSFERRED FOR A FEW WEEKS ONLY TO THE PHILHARMONIC HALL, ST. MARY-STREET, DURING THE COMPLETION OF THE NEW EMPIRE BUILDINGS, Now being erected on the Enlarged Site of the Old Empire. TO-NIGHT at the PHILHARMONIC HALL, St. Mary-street, the following Empire Company ;— ROUSBY'S REMARKABLE ELECTRIC DEMONS TRATIONS, Manipulated by MAUD IRVING, Whose gentle touch the hidden forces of Nature answer to with thrilling effect. "DR. JIM: A TALE OF THE RAND," Sensational Song on Current Topics, by F. V. ST. CLAIR. The TWO AMPHLETTS AND THE DOLL, New Eccentrics. HARRY TOWERS, Comique. -The LESLIE TRIO, The Little Major, Andy Sullivan, and Harry Leslie. BRO. and SISTEit POOLE, Variety Artistes. SISTERS BYRNE, Duettists and Dancers. The 3 BRUINS in N A TRIP TO THE NORTH POLE." Empire Programme. Empire Prices. SWANSEA. THE EMPIRE. -M. MANAGING DmccroR..OSWATD STOLL. TO-NIGHT. MARK MELFORD and his Sketch Co. in "DESPERATION THE FORREST COMBINATION In Sunshine after Rain." SYLVO. ALICE ORMONDE, GEORGE NENO. LILIAN TRAVELLTE. ALLEN A HART, and JENNY JOY. NEWPORT. rn H E E M F I R E J JL MANAGING DIRECTOR..OSWALD STOT.T.. TO-NIGHT! THE YATES AND EMSLIE TABLEAUX VIVANTS, REVENE and ELTON, ALMA CURZON, CARR and WESTON, POLLY JOHNSON, EDGAR and MORGAN, ALMA BRUNTON, and THE TWO BEES, HARRY and FLORA BLAKE. —————tmmmnm w mni—mmm—————m jaublir Notices. WINNING NUMBK.RS in THOMAS V V SEMMENS PHlZE DRAWING :-113, 613, 451, 574, 1046, 775, 1519, 363. 1057, 583, 1851, 1848, 1047, 1579,1054,1701, 1452, 166, 1798, 830. 8201 THIS IS TO CERTIFY that I, NELLIE GENSEN, wife of Gens Christian Gensen, s.s. Rhymney, never did nor thought of contmetingany Debt or Debts unknown to mv husband. 760 Signed", NELLIE GENSEN. Witness-E. A. MILFORD, 5, Adelaide-place, Cardiff. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF JL ENGLAND, WINDSOR-PLACE. TO-NIGHT. A LIMELIGHT LECTURE Will be given by JAMES WAUGH, Esq., M.A. (of the Higher Grade Schools), in Lecture Hall of above, entitled—" An Evening with Shakespeare and Burns," illustrated by eighty magnificent lhles. after eminent artists. Chair to be taken by T. M. HEY WOOD, Esq., at 8 o'clock. 82C9 Admission Sixpence. 908e TYLORSTOWN EXPLOSION RELIEF JL LOCAL FUND. The COMMITTEE beg to ACKNOWLEDGE the Receipt of the following Dolintioiis7. Further Subscrip- tions will be gratefully received by the Treasurers. £ s. d. Herbert Kirkhouse, E-q.,M.E., Tylorstown.. 50 0 0 Great WesternCollery Workmen (per Mr D. Morgan) 50 0 0 Alderman W. H..Morgan,Pontypridd 10 0 0 Dr. T. H. Morris, Tylorstowu 5 5 0 MrD. Moi^an, American Stores, Tylorstown.. 5 5 0 Mr D. Smith, Alma House, Tylorstown 5 5 0 Mr D. Fen wick, Brynheulog Hou-e, Tylors- town 5 5 0 Mr J. E. Jones, Hendrefadog House, Tylors- town 5 5 0 Mr Henry Williams. Tylor's Hotel, Tylors- town 5 0 0 County Councillor D. Thomas, Ferndale 5 0 0 Llwynypia and Tonypandy Conservative Worki g Men's Club (per Air Fred Davies) 5 0 0 T. P. Jenkins, Esq., J.P., Tonypandy 3 3 0 Rev. R. Clarke, Weston (per Rev. J. Rees, vicar) 1 0 0 Miss A. L. Blosse, Green, Llandaff (per Rev. J. Rees, vicar) 1 0 0 Mrs Leigh, Treharris (per Miss Williams Brynbedw 1 1 0 Ferndale Conservative Working Men's Club (per Rev. J. Rees, vicar) 5 0 0 Mr Gorcion-Caiiiiing t per G. H. Smith, Esq.) 50 0 0 Mrs Isabellt Tyler, 5, Airlie Gardens, Lon- don, widow of i be late Alfred Tylor. Esq., founder of the Tylorstown Collieries (per H. Kirkhouse, Esq 50 0 0 Colonel Edmondes, Newton Abbot, Mineral Proprietor (per H. Kirkhouse, Esq.) 25 0 0 W. R. Davie*, Esq., Solicitor, Pontypridd 5 5 0 Rev. Ll. Lloyd Davies, Vicar. Llanwonno (per Rev. J. Rees, vicar) 1 1 0 Rev. VV. Allen Morice, Bridge-street, Aber- ystwyth (per Mr Thomas Pugh). 1 1 0 Mr Frederic W. Edmondos. Fitzhammon Court, Bridgend (per H. Kirkhouse, Esq.).. 25 0 0 The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Llandaff (per Rev. J. Itees, vicar) 5 0 0 Mrs K. M. Morcorn, The Gables, Dynas Powis (per Be v. J. Rees, vicar) 0 5 0 Jas. Williams, Esq., Downham Market (per Rev. J.D.Hughes). 010 0 Newquay Congregational Church (per Rev. O. L. Owen) 218 6 P. C. Milbank, Esq., M.P., Norton Manor, Presteign (per D. Fen wick, Esq.) 25 0 0 Messrs E. W. Pratt and Co.. Boot and Shoe Manufacturers, Bristol (per D. Fenwick, Esq.) 1 1 0 Baptist Church, Glyneorrwg (per Rev. J. D. Hughes) 012 0 Baptist Church, Foxhole, Swansea (per Rev. J. D. Hughes) 0 15 0 Baptist Church, Wauna.'lwyd (per Rev. J. D. Hughes). 1 1 0 Tabernacle Baptist Church, Carmarthen (per Rev. J. D. Hughes) 210 0 Moriah Baptisc Church, Dowlais (per Rev. J. D. Hughes) 110 0 Collection in Llandaff Cathedral, sent by the Very Rev. Dean Vaughan (per Rev. J.IRees, Vicar) 19 19 10 DAVID FENWICK, Brynheulog House, Chairman. CHARLES POWELL, Checkweigher, Vice-chairman. J. E. JONES, Hendrefadog House, \T WM. DAVIES. 20A, Kast-ioad, oV^'a DAVID MORGAN, Schoolmaster, 1 s S. T. JONES, Checkweigher, j-Secretaries. 361tilbitt;g a,ittits. RING IP A L IT Y PERMANENT JL INVESTMENT jgUILDING j^OCIETY #^1 per cent, on DEPOSITS—Short Notioe. 4 percent, on LARGE DEPOSITS for One YeM. _1 per cent, on PREFERENTIAL SHARES. 5 par cent, on PREPAID and SUBSCRIP- TION SHARES. APPLY FOR THE 35TH ANNUAL REPORT and prospectus to W. SANDERS & SONS, Managing w Sees., 28, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. AGENTS-Newport. Mr J. M. WOOD, 24, High-street. Penartb Mr D. H. EDMONDS, Windsor-rd. Barry :Mr D. H. EDMUNDS, Market-buildings. 1023.7422 Ebbw Vale Mr J. A. iUriRs. CARDIFF BUILDING SOCIETY. TO BORROWERS. INTEREST 5 PER CENT. Apply for Prospectus and Application form to WENTWORTH H. PRICE, A.C.A., Secretary. 21. HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF. 5465 rrtHE MONMOUTHSHIRE AND X SOUTH WALES PERMANENT BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY H J. PARNALL, Esq., J.P., Chairman. < RESERVE A COSTINGENT FUNDS:— £ 8,37517s Od. ADVANGE; On Freehold or Leasehold Securities. INVESTING OIL PALD-UP SHARKS (interest 5 per cent, per annum and bonus). DEPOSIT SHARES £ 50 each (interest 4% per cent., payable half-yearly, and bonus). DEPOSITS received at 4 per cent. interest payable haif-yeaily. F. J. HEYRYRNR, Secretary HEYBYRNE & BROWN, 1, Friar's Chiwnbers, Newport; 3200 And 21, West Bute-street Cardiff. J^ERTHYR AND JQOWLAIS jgUILDING gOCIETY CHAIRMAN Mr Alderman WILLIAMS, J.P. Gwaelodygartli House, Merthyr TydBJ. LOANS ADVANCED IN SUMS FROM £ 100 TO £ 10,000. Easy Repayments in 5 to 17 Years—FavourabU Redemption Terms—U tmost Secrecy-Loaiis on liuildj ngtt in Progross-No Managemen t C /I" r" For particulars apply to Mr DAVID DAVIES, Secretary, Glebeland House, Me in.r < 1\01. v1 of Local Acentstbrotwbom South \r. -S W A N S E A OFFICE, OF THE SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS," No. 2. COLLEGE-STREET. business ^.ogrgssis. < E M N A s T 81 IJSI'" T) E M N A N If JJOWELL AND QOMPANf BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT ON rjlHURSDAY NEXT; F EB. 6xS> AND FOLLOWING DAYSi THE IMMENSE ACCUMULATION OF JJEMNANTS AND; ODDMENTS. trade during their ANNUAL SALE will be offered as usual at GIVING A WAY pRICESi HOWELL and CO. on the satne tlats,Vt offer the whole of their gTOCK OF yURNITUEB AT SPECIAL SALE pRICESi ■ r i -q H. and CO would remind the public that Urtft- ordinary prices in this Department are BELOW THE SAtE PRICES OF ANY OTHER FIRM. plCTURES AND CLOCKS AT JL SALE PRICES;, U__IMU-INMJUTMU "—"( jJOWELL AND QOMPANY 11 TliE CARDIFF DRAPERS. CARDIFF. m* D R. JJROWN S 0OUGH GOTTLEL JJR. JGROWN'S 0OUGH JGOTTLR PATIENTS SAY A splendid medicine. Gives comfort and relief." Cured my cough and bronchitis." A winter cough of several yeaw standing completely cured with three bottles." A very excellent remedy." A meritorious preparation." Its curative properties are simply marvellous in all affections of the Chest, Lungs. Throat, and Bronchial Tubes. D R. BROWN'S COUGH JGOTTLS Goes to the root of the complaint, and removes the cause. It kills tbe germs of disease. It cures when all else f ai Is. D R. JGROWN'S QOUGH JGOTTLE, AT JESSE w ILLIANTS, PARK HALL BUILDINGS, CARDIFF. J^R. JL>ROWVS COOGH BOTTLE. Is, 2s 9d, and 4 fd By post, Is 3d, 3\ 3d. and 5 33, to any part of the British Islands. D R..BROWN'S COUGif JGOTTLK TEETS 1 TJPEETH 1 S FJLEETH 1 A COMPLETE SET ONE GUINEA SINGLE TOOTH S/C Five Years' Warranty. Prize Medal. QOODMAN & CO., 56, QUEEN-STREET, AND 19, DUKE- STREET, CARDIFF. ARTIFICIAL TEETH PAINLESSLY FITrED bj Atmospheric Suction, atone-titird the usual cbaigee. No Extractions necessary perfect and permanent ¡ life-like appears-Mca; special SOFT PALATES for Tender Gums perfect for Mastication and Speech. COUNTRY PATIENTS "upplied in One Visit, and railway fare allowed. 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