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SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY. T HE G R AND DISTRIBUTION OF FREE MUSICAL GIFTS Special! To be Given Away! A MAGNIFICENT' PIANOFORTE, Worth 4100. Special! To be Given o Away A Handsome Pianoforte, worth 9,50 Special! To be Given Away! FIVE HUNDRED other Musical Instruments of every kind. PICTURES.—COPERS OF OIL PAINTINGS. Purchasers of the following Lots will be present- ed with ONE Ticket in the above Distribution. LOT I. A Beautiful Oleograph, after Could ery's celebrated Painting entitled "The Little Stranger." Size 20 loin. Post free, Ds 6d. LOT II. Companion Oleograph to above, entitled "The Little Chess-players," Post free, 5s 6d. LOT III. Pair of Oleographs (Landscapes) after Hiller, en- titled "Castle on the Moselle" and "The Bridge," Size 1G by 12 in. Price 58 Od the pair post free. Lots I., If" III., specially recommended. Cabinet Photographs of the trio, 9 stamps. .LOT IV. A Pair of Pretty Oleographs (Figure Scenes) after Muller. Size 14 by llin. Post free, 5s 6d per pair. LorrV. Oleograph, "The Lord's Supper," 24 by 15 in, Post Free, 5s Gd. LOT VI. Oleograph, "The Storm at Sea," 24 by 15 in. Post Free, 5s Gd. oTw Lots of Pictures, 10s; Three, 14s 6d; Four, 18s 6d. Seven Tickets given with the Six Lots of Pic- tures, 27s 6d. Post Free. POPULAR MUSIC (own Copyrights), price 2s each (a) "The Golden Gate" (Sacred Song); (b) "The Trooper's Vow "(Baritone Song) (c) "A Lonely Heart" (Contralto) (d) Blow my Ladaie back tome" (Soprano Long) (e)" The Natural Histo- ry (high class Comic Song) (/) Only Look at this Picture and' that" (Temperance -Song) \{g) Grand March for the Pianoforte by Dr. A. S. Holloway. One Ticket given with Two Songs, 4s Three Tick- ets given with Five, 10s; Four Tickets with Seven 12s Gd Post Free. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Two Tickets given with each of the following Half- guinea articles LOT VIL Rosewood Concertina, richly inlaid, 20 keys, 10s 6d Carriage Free, lis Gd. Instruction Book, Seven Stamps. LOT VIII. Baton's Accordian, Rosewood, 10 keys, with chords and bass, 10s Gd. Carriage paid, lis Gd. Instruction Book, Seven Stamps LOT IX. Piccolo, in cocoa-wood, D or E flat, with slide head 6 German Silver keys on pillars, rings, tips, and screw tuning cork. Carriage paid, 10s Gd. Instruc. tion Book, Is. Noth.-B flat Six Key'd Flute can be had at 12s 6d, carriage free. D Flageolet with Six Keys and extra piccolo head. 12s 6d. carriage paid. LOT X. Tambourine, 14 inches in diameter, varnished hoops, brass fittings, and 12 pair of jingles, 10s Gd. Carriage paid, lis Gd. Five Tickets given with each of the following Guinea articles :— LOT XI. Violin and Bow, full size, rich toned, 21s. Carriage paid,'22s. Instruction Book, Is. LOT XII. Musical Album, roan leather, gilt edges" and gilt brass clasp, plays two popular airs, and holds two portraits on each page, 21s, Carriage paid,22s LOT XIII. A Pair of beautiful Oleographs (Landscapes) mounted, varnished, and Framed in handsome deep gilt frames. Size 21 by 16in. Equal in ap- pearance teethe best of oil;paintings. Price 21s. carriage paia. LOT XVIII. A Handsome'and Useful Present.—The Frmily Gift Book.—-A collection of Pianoforte Pfeeaij comprising Christmas Music, Pastorals, Hunting Songs, Love Songs, Soldiers' and Sailors' Songs, Patrotic Hymns, National Melodies, Dances of the Olden Time, National Dances andModern Dances, many of them composed for this work. Selected, edited, and partly arranged by Earnest Pauer, with Iilustratations-by Egginat Laby,and Poetical Quotations by H. W. Nulcher, Ph. D. Magnificently bound in gold and colours. Price 21s.; carriage paid, 22s. Gd. Six Tickets given with the following— LOT XIV. Concert Flute in cocoa-wood, D, with slide head, 8 erman silver keys, ring's, tips, and screw tu- ning cork. Price 25s, carriage paid. Instruc- tion book, Is. LOT XXI. A Selection of One Hundred Popular Pieces of Music, including songs of all kinds, Pianoforte Pieces, Duets, and Harmonium Pieces. Each number forms a separate and distinct piece in full music size, printed from engraved plates, carefully edited and strictly correct. Price 25s. Carriage paid. LOT XXII. Another Selection of One Hundred Pieces of Music different to Lot XXI. Price 25s. Carriage Paid. LOT XXIII. Another Selection of One Hundred Pieces of Music. Price 25s. Carriage paid. LOTS XXI., XXII., and XXIII. would make one of the finest Musical Libraries an amateur or pro- fessional could wish for. When the three lots are ordered at once, Twenty Tickets are given with them. Seven Tickets are given with the following 30s. articles. LOT XV. Superior Musical Album, to hold four portraits on page, on roan leather, gilt edges, and gilt brass Xilasp, playing two popular airs. Price 30s. Carriage paid. LOT XVI. Handsome Guitar, with machine head, a splendid Instrument. Price 30. Carriage paid. LOT XVII. Walnut or Rosewood Pianoforte Stool, carved tripod legs, with telescope screws. Price 30s. Car- riage paid. .LOT XIX. Superior Cornet, with detached bell, in ease, com- plete, 30s. Carriage paid, 82s. LOT XX. A Superb Oleogragh, after Krause's renowned oil painting, The Storm at Sea," richly framed in deep gold, 2ft. 8in. by 1ft. llin., and is thus eulogised by'The Yorkshire Post:' "The marine scene is one of the best things of the sort we have ever seen." Price 30s. Carriage paid, 32s Gd Twelve Tickets given with the following: LOT XXIV. A Pair of Oleographs, after "Couldery's," "Little Stranger," and "Little Chess Player," richly framed in deep gold, 2ft. lin. by 1ft. 9in. Price 50s. Carriage paid, 52s Gd. A list of Testimonials from Prize Winners in previous distributions, together with Press Opin- ions, may be obtained on application. 4 f CONDITIONS. 1. In ordering cut the following Coupon from this paper, as no other order will be attended to without it. ITI-IE CELT' COUPONV TO MESSRS. E. A. POWELL & CO., 35, FORE-STREET, HEXAM-ON-TYNE. Please send me for which I enclose P.O.O. for £ s. d. Full address by post (please write legibly). Ty 1— — —— 2. Cash per P.O.O. or registered post to accom- pany all orders. 3. A stamped directed envelope to be enclosed for the List of Winning Numbers. 4. Money promptly refunded if goods are not satisfactory. The Drawing for Prizes will be Public, and the Names and Addresses of the principal Prize Win- ners will be published with the List of Winning Numbers. N.B.—No Home Nmsety or School Room should be without Powell & Co.'s Splendid Edition of THE LORD'S PRAYER AND THE APOSTLES' CREED Printed in Six Colours-gold, blue, red, green, black, and brown, on thick paper, size 22 by 17 inches. Price, per pair, 2s post free. P.O.O., or Stamps. When stamps are sent, must be either halfpenny or three-halfpenny. Framed, 15s the j»ir. Three Tickets given with this pair when itasigd. ziDDRES E. A. POWELL & CO. 85, FORE-STREET, IIEXHAM-ON-TYNE. Authorized Agent for North Wales, A. DRIF- FIEW, I Celt Office, Carnarvon. 0 Bwysi'r Fra-wdolmeth Fygyddawl O am ambell bibell ber J I'w sippiaw ar.ol swper, OS YDYCH AM Y TOBACCO, PIBELLI, A'R CIGARS GOREU YN Y DYWYSO- GAETH, COFIWCH MAI GAN J. HOPWOOD, Y MAES, C ,,A A Rzk. CABNABVOAT, MAENT I'W CAEL. HEFYD RHODDIR I FYWltDD WERTH £ 13 0 Bibelli Meerschaum ysplenydd yn wobrwyon i'r saw! a* dduant orell ysmoeio y pibelli clai a wertbir gan J. HOPWOOD am ddwy geiiiiog yr un. Dyma gyfieusdra i gac-1 pibelli ardderchcg yn rbad. Mae y gwobrwyon i'w gweled yn y ffenestr. Gofiweh y cyfeitiad— JOSEPH JIOPWOOD, YSHOPDYBACOENWOG, Y N Y MAEö. CARNARVON. Am fanylion pelinch gwel yr hys- bysleni. 4 F 10 W PRINTERS NATIONAL ART UNION. By. permission of Her Majesty's Privy Council. THE ANNUAL DRAWING Will take place, at I THE CANNON STREET HOTEL LONDON. On SMURDAY, MARCH 29, 1879. UPWARDS OF £1400 WORTH OF PRIZES. PRIZE 1. Of the value of Sixty Guineas; Thirty Guineas worth oi Illustrated Books, and a work of « art value Thirty Guineas. (The whole to be chosen by the Winner.) PRIZE 2. An Oil Painting value Fifty Guineas, Landscape—Autumn (Goring and Streatly-cn- Thames), and SIX HUNDRED AND Till RTF- EIGHT other prizes. W Tickets One Shilling each. To ensure a chance in the drawing, send or apply for tickets at once to our authorised agent icr Carnarvon and District, from whom prospectuses and every information may be obtained, J. BORER. Sec. to the Union. Authorised Agent for Carnarvon and District, A. DRIFFIELD, Celt" Office. Ctenrvon. PENRHYNDEUDRAETH. AGORIR, CAPEL NEWYDD yr Annibynwyr Sul a Llun y Pasg, Ebrill, 13eg o'r 14eg, pryd y gwasanaethir gan amryw o enwogion yr enwad. Cyfundeb Gogleddol Morganwg. CYNELIR y Cyfarfod Chwaaterol nesaf yn Peny- darren, ar y dyddiau LInn a Mawrth, Mawrth 31ain ac Ebrill laf. Y Gynadledd am 2 y dydd cyntaf, JOHN DAYIES.