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gaUs bp Outturn* J~W. K 0 GE RS, « AUCTIONEER, VALUER, AND LAND AGENT. ALES of every description conducted with ability. O Valuations made for Probate and Transfer of ISasiness. Efficiency combined with prompt settle- Eaants. Cash advanced. Offices-Cardigan House, Qneen's-road, Aberyst- wyth. SMITHFIELD, ABERYSTWYTH. "monthly Sales of Live STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, &c MS J. W. ROGERS begs respectfully to announce th.-it he will hold Monthly Sales of Cattle, Parses, Sheep, Pigs, Agricultural Implements, C«criage8, &e., in the Smithfield, Aberystwyth, en TFIFE-e FIRST MONDAY IN EVERY MONTH, at Eleven -,Qeeloek at noon. Entries for the SALE on the FIRST MONDAY im next month are respectfully requested. To be menb in at least a week previous to Sale, to be in- eladed in advertisements. CARDIGANSHIRE. THE GLYNGOLEU ESTATE, NEW QUAY. > jHIghly attractive Sale of a FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting' of very excellent Arable and Pas- ture Lands, Cottages and Gardens, Small Farms with excellent Outbuildings, and Accommodation jLands, the whole of which is most desirably situ- sxted for building purposes, and immediately ad- Joining and facing Cardigan Biy, the property of the late J. J. Atwood, Esq., Solicitor, which B J. W. ROGERS has been instructed to JULL offer for Sale by Auction, at the BLACK LION I FIATEL, NEW QUAY, (unless. previously disposed of "5y Private Contract, of which due notice will be j&w&l,) on FRIDAY, the 29TH day of JUNE, 1883, Three o'clock in the Afternoon punctually, in 27 L, ots, or such other order as may be determined upon „a,t the time of Sale, and subject to conditions to be rfiissre and then produced, THE FOLLOWING FREEHOLD ESTATE, NAMELY, TOT 1.—Cottages, outbuildings and gardens, in "'iSSbe occupation of Gwen Evans, Anne Da vies (Peny- Jeakyn Jones, and John Jones, 23íp. LOT 2.—Cottage and garden; in hand (formerly 15ip. LOT 3.-Cottage, outbuilding and garden John ..Jhtmes; 27p. ZLot 4.—Gardens William Thomas, Gwen Evans, 3KS,<iothers; 24Jp* LOT 5.—Cottage, gardens and waste land Jane Mirsas, William Thomas, and others 23p. IJOT C.—Cottage, gardens and outbuildings John -Jiti'ffies, and in hand Ir.5ip. LIOT 7.—Cottage and gardens; Ann Davies, Anne «S§riffiths, and Jane Davies 28p. Lor 8.—Cottage and gardens; Edward Jones, William Thomas, and others; 23p. LOT 9.—Two cottages and gardens; Elizabeth "Williams and Martha Jones; 20p. LQ.T M.—Cottttges, waste ground and gardens JSSisabeth Williams, Martha Jones, and others; 18ip. JLOT n.-Cottage and garden in hand; 6p. SSOT 12.—Cottage and garden; Elizabeth Jones; 7p. 3LOT 13.—Cottage and garden John Jenes; lip. LOT l4.-Cotta.ge and garden; Capt Thomas; 16p. JJOT U.-Glyngoleu Uchaf, house, outbuildings, yards, occupation roads, arable and pasture iiSigids, cottage and garden; John Davies, mason •SSft. Ir. 22p. -I.C.-Pastnre field; John Davies 3r. 8p. 317.—Garden; Thomas Davies; lr. 9p. 18.-Cottllges and gaidens; Thomas Davies and SeujaminEvans; 34p. 19.—Gardens Miss Williams, Eleanor Evans, and Suy Jones 38p. Miss Williams, Elizabeth Evans, ;¡.'rl Evan Evans; 37p. S.—Cottages and gardens; John Jones, Elizabeth <NM.M, and Evan Evans lr. lOp. 2&>.—Arable field; John Jones; 28p. 33.—Pasture field; Miss'Williams; 2r. 2}tp. OA.—Pastare field; William Thomas; la. 2r. 3p. 3S5.—Glyngoleu Isaf, house, outbuildings, garden, TKSffifele and pasture fields, cottages and garden, and 'IbreshoreMiss Williams and Jane Jones; 5a. lr. 7p. —Pasture fields, garden, and foreshore; John -clones; 4%. lr. 2$.—Garden; Thomas Evans; 17p. Plans and further Particulars may be obtaine'd Messrs Hugh Hughes and Sons, Solicitors, -JSdsgar Atwood, Esq., Solicitor; J. H. Kavenhill, Esq., SMisitor; and uf the Auctioneer, all of Aberystwyth FINE ART GALLERY. TERRACE ROAD, ABERYSTWYTH. .j £ Qghly Important Sale of genuine and guaranteed Pictures, comprising Oil Paintings by eminent .Artists and of known repute. HJP withfn h^alueTy1 f<>r Sale by Auction> ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, JUNE 27TH, 1883, Tflilnrble collection of Sterling and Guaranteed Oil Paintings and Steel Engravings, Artists Proofs, and works, NOW ON VIEW. Auctioneer's Office, Terrace Road, Aberystwyth. BELLE VUE ROYAL HOTEL, ABERYSTWYTH. R J. W. ROGERS announces instructions to P,EEt# Treaty this first class Lease- Property. This presents a rare opportunity for J -gray enterprising Capitalist or a Public Company. For & IFE88RE LOUIB & EDWAKD? Solicitors, Ruthin, or the AUCTIONEER, Aberystwyth MELINDWR VIEW, PENLLWTN, ABERYSTWYTH. E. J. MORGAN, AUCTIONEER, VALUER, &c., BEGS respectfully to thank all those who hare en- trusted him with their business for the past years, and to solicit a continuance of their '►Swrours, which shall have his beat attention. All Sales and Valuations of every description will, TSeem the past, be promptly attended to. Sales of Fnr. ■ssafcaare. Farming Stook, &c., in Town or Ceuntry, and settled without delay. Monthly sales of Stock, &c., on the First Monday ■-fet every month. TY'NLLWYN FARM, DEVIL'S BRIDGE. "fi FARMERS, MINE AGENTS, AND OTHERS. Xfeportant Sale of TIMBER, suitable for Mining irurposes, Fencing, &c.. and a quantity of FIREWOOD. ^?,?RGAN has been instructed to Sell by On SATURDAY, JUNE 23rd, 1883, .a.Ya.rge quantity of excellent OAK POLES, in lots to ^uit purchasers, for Mining purposes, Fencing, and. Eirewood. Sale to commence at two p.m. precisely „ TEEMS.—Three months' credit on all sums above T I Sale# bp Auction. NOTICE. JOHN BAKER, AUCTIONEER, PRACTICAL VALUER, COMMISSION AGENT, Ac., EHYDYPENAU FARM, BOW STREET, NEAR ABERYSTWYTH. J. B. efficiently conducts all kinds of Property Sales and Valuations, and begs to announce that his next Mouthly Sale of Horses, Cattle and other Live Stock, Carriages, &c., will take place In the SMITHFIELD MARKET, ABERYSTWYTH, On MONDAY, JULY 2nd, at 12.30 prompt Early entries respectfully solicited to be sent to the Auctioneer as above, as they may be duly announced. Horses and Cattle bought and sold on commission FREDERICK STEPHENS, LICENSED AUCTIONEER, VALUER, &c., PENRHYNCOCH, NEAR ABERYSTWYTH. Sales and Appraisements taken at Moderate charges Saturday, June 30th, Farming Soo;k and FarnitU re at Bwlchydderwen, Pontrhybeddau. CARDIGANSHIRE. SALE OF FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES. MR EDWARD ELLIS is instructed by the Mort- gagees to offer for Sale by Public Auction, subject to conditions of sale, at the Auction Mart, 28, Little Darkgate-street, Aberystwyth, On FRIDAY, 6TH DAY OF JULY, 1883, at 3 o'clock (unless previously disposed of by private treaty), the following FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES,— LOT I.-All that Leasehold Dwelling and Garden situated in the village of Chancery, in the parish of Llanychaiarn, on the Aberystwyth and Aberayron road, 1 mile from Llanrhystyd Road Station. This House is well adapted for Shop or an Ian, having a commodious Cellarage under the House, with en- trance from the Garden, and is held for the residue of a term of 60 years less one day, commencing 12th November, 1862, at the low ground rent of .£1, and solely in the occupation of Morgan Evans. Lot 1 is sold subject to the Lessee's covenants and conditions contained in the Lease thereof. LOT 2.—All those 2 Freehold Dwelling Houses, Office, Limekiln, and Yard, situated at Trefechan, adjoining Bridge End Inn, and now in the respective occupation of C. White, R. Morgan, and Richard JtoneSjlime uaershant. The Houses were built abeut 4 years ago, and eachjcontains large Kitchen land 3 Bedrooms. Weighbridge, Office, Limekiln, and Yard. LOT 3.—All that Leasehold Dwelling House, com- modious Joinery Workshop, Outbuildings, and Yard, held for a residue of a term of 99 years, less one day, commencing 29th September, 1866, at the low ground rent of £ 12 per annum, and now in the occupation of Messrs R. Williams and Son, builders. These pre- mises are conveniently situated iu King-street, within about 30 yards of Pier-street, the College and Mariae Terrace, and containing 2 front Parlours, Kitchen, Office, 5 Bedrooms, Scullery, Pantry, Sheds, W.C., and Yard. For further particulars apply to Mr H. L.Evans, borough accountant; Messrs Griffith Jones, and Co,, solicitors; or the Auctioneer—all of Aberystwyth. Lot 3 is sold subject to the Lessee's covenants and conditions contained in the Lease thereof. Kelifujuj* gevbice*. LLANBADiiTiwF^SRCH. E NGLISBTsE RVICE. AT 11.30 A.M. On Sundays, Christmasday, Ash-Wednesday, Good Friday, Ascension-day, I SERVICE, WITH SERMON. Celebration of the Holy Communion on every Third Sunday in the month, and also on Christmas, Easter-day, and Whit-Sunday. HYMNS ANCIENT AND MODERN. Offertory at each Service towards the Restoration Fund. Present Expenditure, < £ 5,650. Present Debt-On Tower and Transepts, £ 105; On Chancel, which is incomplete, £300. ST. MICHAEL'S PARISH CHUROH ABERYSTWYTH. ORDER OF SERVICES. SUNDAY:— Full Service and Sermon at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Holy Communion on the 1st Sunday in the month, at 11 a.m, «> 3rd at 8.30 am, WEEK DAYS:— Morning Prayer on Wednesday and Friday, and on Saints Days and Holy-days, at 11 a.m. Holy (Jommumon, according to notice. HYMN BOOK—"Church Hymns," (S.P.C.K.) ST. MARY'S (WELSH) CHURCH, (Leading out of Bridge Street). SUNDAY Welsh Service and Sermon at 10 a:m. and 6 p.m. Holy Communion on the last Sunday in the month at 10 a.m. or 6 p.m. according to notice WEEK DAYS: English—Evening Prayer and Sermon, Wednesday, at 7 p.m.' Evening Prayer and Sermon on Thursday at 7 p.m. Communicants' Meeting every Tuesday, at 7 p.m. OFFERTORY AFTER ALL THE SUNDAY SERVICES. SUNDAY SCHOOLS:— At the Boys' National Schools, at 2.30 p.m.—English Girls' ditto ditto at 2.30 p.m.-wflsh Ysgoldy at3.30p.m._Mixed.' Penyparke National School at2.30p.m.—Mixed (Service and Sermon at 3.30 p.m.) BEV. CHANCELLOR PHILLIPS, M.A., Vicar Mr T. GRIFFITHS, 7™, Mr. EDWARD J. JONES, 1 Cbnrchwardens. COMPLETE HOU8S FURNISHER J AINB SECOXD-HAND FURXITUitE ,ooo worth, NEW, at low prices. Furnishing Drapery, t Carpets, &C. to 139, NBWINGTOX BUTTS, LONDON. THE 3 ESSENTIALS LETTS'S DIARIES Endless Varieties. Prices 6d to 14s LETTS'S HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE Amusing, Instructive, Useful, and Artistic. For Young and Old, Male or Female, Week-day or Sunday. The best Magazine for the Family. Monthly, 7d. LETTS'S COMPLETE POPULAR ATLAS; Absolutely Unrivalled, says tha entire Press. I Prices from X2 2s. Particulars of Bookstalls, of LETTS, LIMITED, London Bridge. Notices to Quit, from Landlord to Tenant and from Tenant to Landlord are sold at the Observer Office, 1, North Parade, at one penny each.
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Du&Uc Nuttmu CARDIGANSHIRE. MIDSUMMER QUARTER SESSIONS, 1883. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the next General Quarter Sessions ef the Peace will be held and kept at the Town Hall, Lampeter, in and for the said County, on Tuesday, the 3rd day of July next, at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at which time and place the Court will proceed to the adop. tion of the provisions of the several Acts of Parlia- ment relating to the assessment, application, and management of the County and Police Rates, and will pass all Bills examined and approved of by the Finance Committee, after which all other County Business will be proceeded with. And Notice is hereby also given that after the disposal of the county business the court will pro- ceed with the other business of the Sessions, in the following order:—Firstly, Trials of Prisoners secondly, Trials of Traverses and thirdly, Hearing of Common Motions and Appeals. And Notice is hereby also given, that all Appeals and Traverses to be tried at these Sessions, must be entered with the Clerk of the Peace at the opening of the Court, and all Grand and Petit Jurors, Bailiffs of Hundreds, and persons bound by recogniza.cce, must attend and answer to their names, and the several Magistrates of the said County are requested to,cause all depositions taken before them, relating to Felonies and Misdemeanours to be prosecuted at the said Sessions, to be transmitted to the Clerk of the Peace on or before the 26th day of June instant, and in all eases arising subsequently, immediately after being taken. And Notice is hereby also given that all persons having any claim against the County must send in their Accouats to the Clerk of the Peace's Office, at Aberystwyth, on or before the 26th day of June in. stant, and must attend before the Finance Commit. tee of Magistrates on the 30th day of June instant,at the Police Station, Aberystwyth, at Twelve o'clock noon, for the purpose of having their claims audited, if required, otherwise they will not be paid. Dated this 14th day of June, 18S3. F. R. ROBERTS, Clerk of the Peace. I
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ARMY SERVICE.—YOUNG MEN wishing to jd. JOIN HER MAJESTY'S ARMY will, on ap- plication at any Post Office in the United King- dom, be supplied, without charge, with a pamphlet containing detailed information as to the Conditions of Service and Advantages of the Army, as to Pay, Deferred Pay, and Pensions. SERVICE OF SOLDIERS. Enlistment wilt be for seven years with the Col- ours and five in Reserve, or eight years with the Colours and four in the Reserve, if the Soldier completes his seven years while serving abroad. PROMOTION IN THE ARMY. The following positions with the Regular Army and Auxiliary Forces are held exclusively by de. serving soldiers, viz. Approximafe No. of .Nature of Appoint-jRatesof pay in addi- Appointmonts. ment. (tion to free lodging. J Quartermasters V 500 Commi.sioned < and > 9s to 16s a day Officers. t Hiding-masters ) ? Sergeant-majors i 800] Warrant Officers < Conductors of > 5s to 6s ( Stores, See ) ( Staff Sergeants | 33,000 Non-com mis- 4 Sergeants and >j ls3dto5g tt sioned Officers. ( Corporals. J There are besides several valuable appointments open to Soldiers in India. The Royal Engineers receive Special Rates of working Pay. PAY OF THE ARMY RESERVE. Soldiers transferred to the Reserve reaeive pay at the late of 6d a day. Three pounds a year, subject to deductions for misconduct, is placed to the credit of every soldier during his service with the Colours, and the amount paid to him UlfOU. passing into the Reserve or being discharged, DISCHARGE AND PENSION. On completing 21 years of service, Soldiers who have been Non-commissioned Officers, beeome en- titled to pensions varying from Is 3d to 4a 6d a day. Men wishing ta leave the Army during the first three months of their service may claim die- charge on payment of £10. Forms of application to enter the Army may be obtained at every Post Office. SUMMER EXCURSION AND TOURIST ARRANGEMENTS, 1888. t TOURISTto TICKETS are issued from the 1st May to 31st October, 1883, available for Two Calendar Months from the date of issue, and can be extended at a small cost to the 31st December. SUMMER TOURIST AND EXCURSION ARRANGEMENTS. The CAMBRIAN RAILWAY COMPANY has pleasure in announcing that, for the convenience of Tourists visiting the various places of interest on the Welsh Coast of Cardigan Bay, they have arranged to issue Cheap Return Tickets by Railway, and also in con- junction with the Coach, &c., Proprietors, to issue Coupon Tickets, entitling the holders to be conveyed by road to the following places at Reduced Charges, viz.:— To ABERYSTWYTH, FOR DEVIL'S'BRIDGE, „ DOLGELLEY, FOR TORRENT AND PRECI- PICE WALKS, „ PORTMADOC, FOR BEDDGELERT. Parties holding these Tickets would, on Production of the Return half of their Railway Ticket, be pro- vided with Refreshments at a Reduced Tariff at the various Hotels specified on Hand-bills. The Railway Tickets will be available for Return on the day after date of issue. For further particulars see the Company's Hand- bills. By Order. ACCIDENTS! No man is safe from Accidents I Wise men insure against their cost! ACCIDENTS BY LAND OR WATER insured against by the RAILWAY PASSENGERS' ASSURANCE CO., The oldest and largest Company, insuring against Accidents of all kinds. Subscribed Capital £ 1,000,000- PAID-UP CAPITAL AND RESERVE j £ 25Q,000.. Moderate Premiums. Bonus allowed to Insurers after Five Years. £1,840,000 HAS BEEN PAID AS COMPENSATION. Apply to the Clerks at the Railway Stations, the Local Agents, Or 8, Grand Hotel Buildings, Charing Cross, or at the Head Office 64, CORNHILLJ LONDON. WILLIAM J. VIAN, Secretary. Agents—Mr T. KILVINGTON, Station Master, Aber- ystwyth; Mr S. R. HAMMOND, Station Master, Machynlleth; Mr S. OWEN, Station Master, Lam- peter. LIFE ASSOCIATION OF SCOTLAND. Founded 1838. FUNDS £ 2,610,605 ANNUAL REVENUE ^451 304 CLAIMS AND BONUSES PAID £ 4,335,'729 BONUS SYSTEMS. Specially arranged with the view of Personal Benefit to the Policy-holders during life. LONDON—5, Lombard Street and 123, Pall Mall, EDINBURGH-82, Princes'Street. NOTICES TO QUIT, from Landlord to Tenants and Tenant to Landlord, may be had at the Observer Office, price one penny each. iHt&lic xmtcfSL ^IERIOI^HSHIFE^ SUMMER ASSIZES, 1883. NOTICE is hereby given that the Commission of -Li Nisi Prins of Oyer and Terminer. and of General Gaol Delivery for tlfe County of Merioneth will be oper.ed at the Shire Hall, in the town of Dol- gelley, on Friday, the Sixth day of July, 1883, before the Right Honourable Sir Nathaniel Lindley, Knight, Lord Justice of Appeal. All Justices of the Peace, Mayors, Coroners, Bailiffs of Liberties and Chief Constables within the said county, all jurors, per. sons bound in recognizances, witnesses, and others having business at the assizes, are required to attend at the said Shire Hall on Saturday, the Seventh day of July, 1883, at 10.30 o'clock a.m. precisely. DAVID WILLIAM KIRK BY, EsquiRE, SHERIFF. Under Sheriff's Office, Maohynlleth, 20th June, 1883. NORWICH UNION. FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY. Established 1797. ") Surrey-street, Norwich. @hief Offices > 50, Fleet-street, London, E.C. J 18, Royal Exchange, London, E.C. PRESIDENT—HENRY S. PATTESON, ESQ. SECRETARY—C. E. BIGNOLD, ESQ. THE Rates of this society are exceedingly more- y T rate, and the Insured are free from all respon- sibility. This Office is distinguished for prompt and liberal settlement of Claims, .£4,500,000 having been already paid for Losses by Fire. Total Amount insured exceeds £200,000,000. Losses caused by Lightning or Gas covered. AGENTS in all principal towall, from whom pros- pectuses and Information as to mode of effecting In. surances may be obtained. LOCAL AGENTS. Aberystwyth. Mr Philip Williams. Cardigan Mr J. B. Daniel. June 23rd, 1833. DOMINION LINE. REDUCED FAKES.—FROM LIVERPOOL, ERERY THURSDAY. This Line books Passengers through to all parts of AMERICA At Special Low Rates. Saloon, XIO 10s.; Intermedi- ate, from t7 7s.; Steerage, J24 4s. ASSISTED PASSAGES are granted to Manitoba, the North- West Territory, and to all parts of CANADA. Assisted Oeean rates for Agricultural Labourers, their Families, and Female Domestic Servants, X3 per Adult; Mechanics, Navvies, General Labourers, and their Families, £ A. For Passage Tickets, apply to FLINN, MAIN and MONTGOMERY, 24, James Street, Liverpool; or to the Local Agent-DAVID H. RICHARDS, Observer Office, Aberystwyth. REAL SCOTCH TWEEDS, All Wool and Well Shrunk, direct from the Manufacturers. John Richards & Co.) TAILORS, DRAPERS, AND GENERAL OUTFITTERS, 4T, Market St., Aberystwyth, BEG to inform their numerous Customers and the Public generaliy that they have secured an Assortment of the above well- known Cloth, which is far superior in quality for wear and to keep the colour in all climates to any other that has been intro- duced. J. R. & Co. are prepared to supply the Real Scotch Tweed as above at a Reasonable Price. MEN'S SUITS well made to order on the PREMISES, in good Style and Workmanship, from £ 2 and upwards. ALSO, THE CAMBRIAN MILLS, NEWTOWN, TWEED, made to order on the PREMISES, in good Style and Workmanship, for ti ISa Gd and upwards. Five per cent. Discount for Cash, as usual. J. R. & Co. will thank those Customers that have not received their SPRING PATTERNS by applying for the same, which shall have their best and prompt at- tention per first post, free of charge. MEN'S, BOYS', AND YOUTHS' SUITS kept in Stock. OUT-FITTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. LADIES' ULSTERS, CLOAKS, JACKETS, &o I Made to Order on the Premises. Special Attention is called to their 12s. 6d. Trousers. All Goods not approved of will be exchanged. LIVERY SUITS, &c., in all branches. All Goods marked in plain figures, ONE PRICE ONLY. FUNERALS COMPLETELY FURNISHED. CAPT. THOMAS DODGHTON, COAL, OIL, AND GENERAL MERCHAN1, RHEIDOL COAL YARD, And 1, CHALYBEATE TERRACE, ABEMSTWYTH. Motto -.—Small Profits and Quick Returns; I Giitntaininriisft. ete. I THE PROMENADE CONCERTS ON THE PIER, ABERYSTWYTH, WILL COMMENCE ON MONDAY, the 2bth day of JJJNB. SEASON TICKETS, 10s. *6^ Which will admit the holder at any time, and not transferable, may be had on application to MR. W. H. PALMER, QUEEN'S HOTEL. ABERYSTWYTH LAWN TENNIS, QUOIT, ARCHERY, AND BOWLING GROUND, SMITHFIELD ROAD. A. J. GROVE, SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER, 39. GREAT BARKGATE STREET, PROPRIETOR. BIJOU THEATRE, THE RINK, ABERYSTWYTH. OPEN FOR THE SEASON. UNDER the Management of Miss EMMA RAINBOW, supported by her Select Dramatic and Burlesque Company. A Varied Programme. See Special Bills. Doors open at 7.30, to commence at 8 o'clock punctually. Admission—Front Seats, 2s.; Second Seai s, Is.; Back Seats, 6d. Half-price to First and Second Seats at 9.15. J7 JONES^SON, A FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS, UPHOLSTERERS, DECORATORS. J JONES & SON hare now an enormous Stock of • New and Artistic Furniture on Show, and having recently added to their Stock a very large assortment of all Furnishing Goods, suitable for COTTAGE and MEDIUM-CLASS HOUSES, or Mansions, are now prepared to execute orders of any kind. J JONES & SON.—BEDROOM FURNITURE BEDROOM SUITES, 75s to 100 Guineas. BEDROOM SUITES, in Pine, 5a Guineas. BEDROOM SUITES.-In Solid Ash, plate-glass ) door to Wardrobe. Washstand with Minton's Tiles, &c., our own make, £ 10 15s Od. BEDiiOOM SUITES, in Solid Walnut, plate-glass B door to wardrobe. Washstand, with Minton's Tiles, &c., our own make, £11155 Od. t>EDROOM SUITES, in Solid Ash or Walnut, f plate-glass door to Wardrobe, Vvashstand, with Minton's Tiles, Chests of Drawers, &c., oar own make, £ 14 14s Od. OEDftOOM SUITES, in Solid Ash or Walnut, with large plate-glaus in Wardrobe, Washstand with Minton's Tiles, large Chest of Drawers, &c.. oer own make = £ 1S 18s Od. BEDROOM SUITES,in Solid Ash, Walnut, Pine, Mahogany, <vc. with three-door Wardrobes, ail in stock. 80" |EDROQM SUITES ic Select from. j BEDSTEADS, all fitted up and displayed ready for B choice, from S/6 to 20 guineas each. BEDSTEADS, Strong Brass Bedsteads, 3 guineas U each. BEDDING of every description manufactured on -D our premises and all warranted pure. rriHE COTTAGE DINING RO^ljUITR Old JL English design in solid Walnut or Mahogany comprising 5-ft. Sideboard,Dining Table- for 8 peopled Chairs, and 2 Easy Chairs, stuffed ..11 hair, -ami covered m leather, our own stuffing. *0 GUINEAS. ]~)INING ROOM. Sideboard 3 to SO guineas. DINING ROOM. Chairs, stuffed all hair, and ¡' eovered in leather, our own staffing, 21/- each THE VILLA EBONIZED DRAWIN<i-il<JOM SUITE, consisting of a handsome Cabinet with 2 bevelled plates aud decorated panels on cupboard door; a 3.ft. 6-Octagon Centre Table also 6 Chairs and 2 Easy Chairs, with loose seats covered in silk plush, 16 Guineas. IARAWI AG ROOM.—Cabinets, 3 to 30 Guineas, -L' Suites and over Mantels to match, Easy Chairs and Sofas, New Styles, luxuriously stuffed. ART IFURNITURE.—Chippendale, Old English, Adams, and other designs. I^ASTLAKE TABLES, ebonized, 17s. M. Tables JCv covered in rich velvefc;, and art fringe valance. 17s. 6d. each. OA T^RAWINGXDINING ROOM SUITES OU JL/ to Select from D ESIGNS of any articles sent by return of post. c ARPEKS. Brussels 5-frame from 3/6. RUGS. Axminster Rngs, 9/9. Hearthrugs for Scotch carpets, 3s. 9d. REAL PERSIAN CARPETS. 6-2 x 43,45/- each. REAL PERSIAN RUGS, large size, 32/6. INDIAN RUGS, 3/11 each. CURTAINS. Handsome Tapestry, l j yards wide, C from 2/6 per yard. PATTERNS. Patterns sent by return of post or P by rail. pRICES. All goods marked in plam figures. HOUSES completely fnrniohed from stock in a JLJL few days. REMOVALS AND WAREHOUSING, J. JONES and Son undertake removals by road of rail with their large Pantechnicon Vans. Furniture aud valuable articles warehoused in drv rooms. PLAIN PAINTING and^DECORATIiSTG in ALL STYLES. ACCOUN rSL—As our Prices will bear Comparison with any London Houses, who sell i or Cash only, and the risk and cost of carriage also saved by our customers, all Accounts will be delivered quar- terly, nett. J\J0NES"& SON,0SWESTRY Y8TEN SIONED; NEU. Y GRONFA GYMMYSG. "111'' IS&ucaltciu CAERLEON HOUSE, ABER YSTWTTH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG I,ADI2S. PRiNt.'TPAi.—MISS T.RUBSHAW, Assisted by Masters, and Be sident Foreign. unil English Governesses. Pupils prepared for the Os&srd and C&rihriSga Local examinations. For Terms, &b.apply io ia'ie Principal. The School year consists of ii>rt e terms, beginning respectively January 19; Apral & ), September 2-1;- but pupils cau be received at time during the terms. LADIES' C 0 L L E G I A T IS S C H 0 0 lJo;, j THE TERRACE, ABER¥S>? WYTH. I PRINCIPAL—MRS. E; MARIS fONES, [ Assisted by the REV. E. P. JONES, M..A., B. D., tvtii, j a Staff of Qualified Teachers. | O"OME Comforts and a Liberal* D'cT, as testified i JLL by the numerous expressions o £ satisfactioa | received from Parents. During the* Ba st year 16i Pupils gained certificates from the IShsi ry College, London, and the Royal College of Preeoplit 'rs, 4 hava ng gained honours. Prospectus (with view);on appMea& on. Next Term will begin ApriL30th. OXFORD HOUSE,, MARINE TERRACE, ABERYSW1 rTH. MRS and the MISSES' MOUNTFOBSy assisted by Masters and a Resident-Foreiga-Gea vernes^, receive twelve Young Ladies to Board and' H Jucasa, Pnpils prepared for the Local Examinations Prospeetus, &c., on application. Term commences May 3rd. 1883i The'Half-Term commences Jane 11th, 1683^. WEST OF ENGLAND SCHOOL FbliTfitfi iS, GLOUCESTER. Principal-Mrs G. M. LEO. OST bea-utifnl healthy gunaaticn' in 'eha- MOST beautiful and healthy sitruatioB* iix thet- country, one mile from Gloneester. Eicaileafc Premises. Recreation Grounds two and a. h&tf acres. Preparation for the Oxford, Cambridge,. South; Kensington said Royal Academy Music Examinanions. .The Modern Languages, Musio,Drawing,and Paiatai* receive especial attention. Careful mdral tssumagV First-class references. Moderate inclusive terms. During the past fire years, ninety-two eertificar.ea, forty-three- with honours, and seventeen prises rajrat gained in the University Local and Masie- Esftimiut-. tions by Pupils from this school.—Prospectus and full particulars on application. NANT EOS HOUSE, 11, LAURA PLAOS ESTABLISHMENT FOR YOUNG LADIES, Conducted by Mrs. HAUPTMANN & Miss MOiRBIS* who have had much experience imTuition- Pupils prepared for the Oxford and Local Examinations. Accommodation for one or two Sadies. LESSONS IN MUSIC: FOR Terms apply to Miss DAVIES, Ttoeiybrya House, Aberystwyth. ABERDOVEY GRAMMAR SSHOOL. Conducted by Mr J. DAVIES, C.M., (Lata Stadeafe, of St. Baes College). CLASSICAL LECTURER—Rev. E. T. DAVIES. B.A.. 1st CI. Classics, Scholar and Prizeman, ok St.* David's College, Lampeter. SPECIAL Attention will be given to y-orn, mane preparing for Theological Colleges. Sfc B&vid et College, and the TI.C.W. Pupils are prepared for the Civil Service and Com- mercial Pursuits. Boarders are received at the React. Master's. Terms on application. ST. JOHN'S' COLLEGE, YSTRAD MEURIG. HEAD MASTER The REV. JOHN JONES, M.A., Late Sj&atai- at Jesus College, Oxford. MATHEMATICAL MASTER The REV. HENRY JOHN LERIGO, S.A., St. John's College, Cambridge. 1 The School will Re-open on Tuesday, :}lay2t:ld., at 9 a.m. Apply to the HEAD MASTER. ABERAYRON GRAMMAR SCHOOL HEAD MASTER—REV. J. WALTER RIDES, Late Scholar and Prizeman of St. Davidfs C< slieg-3* PUPILS prepared for -Local and Pso £ e> sicma, Examinations. Special attention can- in given to young men preparing for St. David's Callegtf Lam- peter, and the Theological Colleges. Good; lr very cheap. Terms moderate.' THEABE S.YST W FTH COMMERCIAL & GRAMMAR SCJ IOOL. Conducted by MR THOMAS OWENS, I LM., IB honours of the London University, ant? la tipnir* Scholar of the University College or Pupils prepared for Commercial Pursuits „>ld Chnl Service, the learned Professions, the Uj .^ersities and the various Training and Theological. Colleges. Special attention paid to English anct Commereial Training at moderate charges. Terms (which are moderate), Reports, and Refer- ences on application. ST. THOMAS'S COLLEG7 RHYL A Sound and Liberal Education for Boys, based on Evangelical Principles of the Churii h of England. Inclusive Fees for Board and 1 ruitioll, THIRTY GUINEAS A Y' SAR. ENTRANCE AND Of HER SCHOLARSHIPS. THE RESIDENCE IS FACING- THE SEA. Prospectus and References from Per. LAMPETER GRAMMA R SCHOOL. (Founded 1805.) Head Master—MR THOMAS H WILLIAMS BJI (Ox on), Late Scholar College and SeaonJ Class Honours Moderations. s a THE aim of the education giveil afc th X Will be such as to pi epare v™ A senoo.' Matriculation at the UnivorSt e8 College; also boys for theck-' Preliminary Examinations. Local and Terms—6 guineas a yaar a,yee- T-I c ti. • e a.{jeer a For farther t0, Matt„ DAVID RICHARDS, THE "OLD BANK," RPNJ-DGE STKEKr ABERYSTW YTH. J BILL POSTER IN TOWN AND ¡ COUNTRY. MEN ANT) WOMEN Of all classes, resident. 'ui villages and towns, cac earn a tew shuungs wef kly. No charge. Apply W. Standing,T()/, Fleeter reet) London, £ c. 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