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SEtanttb. rro FARMERS.—Quote price for 21 tons of 2 1 Swedes, delivered free at Corris, to H. P. H., Dinas Mawdd wy. p407 W- ANTED, a good general servant, at once. — App'y, Williams, New Inn, Cymmer, Rhondda Valley. p381 ANTED SITUATION as Parlour Maid or Housemaid, in gentleman's family, aged 24, warres ;CIS.-A,G., Cambrian Vevs Office, Aber- ystwyth, p412 WANTED, a Lock-up Shop in Great Dsrkgate-street or Terrace-road from the 1st of May next.- For particulars, apply J. Levenson, Magnet-buiHings, High street, Rhyl. p379 WANTED, at term, Good General Servant, able to milk.—Apply Mrs Gardiner, Wenallt Crosswood. p3SO WANTED, a. strong lad, as apprentice to n tV the grocery. Salary first year £ 4, second JE8. —T. P. Jones, Pontycymmer. p3S6 WANTED, Cooks. Housemaids, and Good Generals.—Owen's Servants' Registry, S, Brynmair, Towyn, North Wales. p3S7 OREIGNPOSTAGE STAMPS.—Wanted old collections or old stamped envelopes.—J. Lascelles. Machynlleth. p360. BARMOUTH.- Wanted an apprenticp to the printing tra.de.-Apply, at Cambrian News Office. 1, Beach Road. WANTED, Apprentices to bookkeeping W and printing at the Cambrian- New-s Office. WANTED, Ladies and Gentlemen to send their books to be bound to the Cambrian N<-n'* Office, Aberystwyth. Books bound from one shilling upwards, WANTED, on or near the Welsh Coast, a small country residence from £ 30 to £ 70 rent. A good farmhouse would do. Write—Shot Well- ings Advertising Offices, 162 Piceadily, Loudon W. p395 WANTED, immediately, girl not under 24 who can wash and iron well. Cook and housemaid kept.-Apply Mrs Davies, Grovefield, Penygraig, Rhondda Valley. p405 WANTED, on Cambrian Coast, furnished apartment for six winter months, sitting room and 3 bedrooms (one on ground floor preferred) or furnished cottage. Terms must be strictly moderate. Full particulars and size of rooms to Walter, 61, Long-street, Sparkbrook, Birmingham. p:163 ABERYSTWYTH SCHOOL BOAUD. HEAD MASTER required for the Boys' Department of the Board Schools. Silary. fl50 per annum with house. Knowledge of Welsh preferable. Forms of application, which will be sent on receipt of a stamped foolscap envelope, must reach me en or before the 8th November next. R. J. ROBERTS, 1, Baker Street, Clerk to the Board. Aberystwyth. P:397 C([D bt tt. FARM, 212 acres, Gellyllyndu, in the parish of Llandewibrefi, Cardiganshire, to be let possession now.—Apply to Mr Thomas, Tynypwll Farm,Whitchurch. Cardiff. p:Jq. ARDEN, situate at the back of the Rope Walk, (lately k> own as the Lion Hotel Garden,) to be let, as a whole, or in plots.—Apply to G. Williams, timber merchant, Aberystwyth. pl95 OARMOUTH. Furnished House, home-like 1) (superior). Dining, drawing, morning, and six bedrooms; mountain views, minute from beach.—Miss Roye, Bryn View. p212 PUBLIC and Pn vate Apartments. Good Accommodation for Visitors. Close to the Rail- way Station.—Address, Mrs Lloyd, Newry House, 2, Oeorge Street, Aberystwyth. o996 rpo BE LET OR SOLD, Velindre Saw -L Mill with excellent water power, close to Bont- newydd Station, Great Western Railway. Good Waterwheel and connections.—Apply to Mrs Parry, Cefnymaes, Dolgelley. p403 171 ARM TO LET, Gwerniago, one mile from Pennal, and 3 from Machynlleth, only half mile from main road. Good house and buildings just put in thorough repair. Contains 121 acres including open Woods detached sheepwalk for 250 sheep; water power for chaff cutting. &c. Rent fSO.-Apply, R C. Anwyf, Esq., Llugwy, Machynlleth. p406 TO BE LET, Unfurnished, Bryndovey, Aberdovey, North Wales, a charming residence, standing in i's own grounds, beautifully wooded, and commanding extensive views of the Dovey Estuary, Cardigan Hills, and Bay, well sheltered from the East winds, containing 8 Reception rooms, 7 Bed- rooms, Bithroom, W.C., and domestic offices. Good Stabling, Coach-house, and Kitchen garden. 'Ihe residence will by let from the first of October, 1894, for one year, or a lease may be granted.—For further particulars apply to William Rowlands, Auctioneer, Towyn.—N. B.—Aberdovey is renowned for its famous Golf Links. p222 SEASIDE APARTMENTS AT ABER- YSTWYTH. PLYNLYMON HOUSE, (MARINE) TERRACE. 1>LYNLYM0N HOUSE is modern-built, 1. close to the Sea, and ^ach Sitting Room has an uninterrupted sea view The Situation is naturally healthy and the Sanitary Arrangement8 are certified by the Borough Medical Officer to be Complete and Perfect. p Excellent References as to Management. Special terms for winter and spring months. MRS. E. A. HALL, (Formerly of No. 6. Marine Terrace). o be olb- SINGLE BROUGHAM for sale, cheap, very 1^3 smart, newly painted.-Apply, Captain Lowes. Ffosrhydgalet1, Llanfariau. Aberystwyth. p402 "\TARCISSUS BULBS. (Sir Watkin). Good iN flowering bulbs, 2s 6d per dozen, extra large bulbs, 4s per dozen, free or bulb3 to cover carriage. Gardener, Pins Gardens, Ditias Mawddwy. p40S a- OUSEHFOIi-SALE, in Custom 6 House AjL Street, containing ten rooms, large back Premises, and warehouse.—Apply, Owens, St. ^1 ichael's Place, Aberystwyth. p3<>'— rjMO BE SOLD first class general Drapery and Tailoring business. Best tailoring trade in the town. Special iva*ons fur retiring. -Appl),, W. M. Williams, Stanley H use, Towyn. pl46 (HUT FLOWERS, PLANTS, &c., for SALE. I -Apply to this Gardener, Queen's Hotel, Aberystwyth o4o5 OEVERAL Freehold Cottages for sale by k) private tTLLlt. ;tlbo Furnished House to let.- Apply to Edward IWi, auctioneer, Aberystwyth. TO BE SOLD, tight-roomed house, situate L, in George-st>. et, two minutes walk of Railway Station. —Apply, D. R. Jones, 7, Bridge-street. p :t)7 MILK BUSINESSES; lILK BUSINESSES. Mr R. FOX, the well-known Cowkeepers' and 1)» ryme: 's Agent, ar.d Auctioneer (Es- Y'ahed 1S59) has a good selection of over 200 genuine ''ain(.g for sal-, /ih ;.r without stock, from £ 50 to ilfb000, in ar par s otLondon and suburbs. Intending Pl'-ehasers bi fie deed ing on a business should call at office. No II. Caledonian Road. King's Cross" N ^°nuon, 5 minut from Euston Station. N.B. No <irge to pn1'"1 n*"s. (563. MACH !>.EItY BELTING. XDLESS for Thrashing Machines !):4 and P( :.< h'c Engines in Leather, India Rubber, \1; Red Cotton. Order direct, and save 25 per cent.— b" ^arnall u:n! Co., Manufacturers, Bedminster, Pistol. be §o!b. TARPAULINS. FOR Railway Trucks, Thrashing Machices, Engines, Wa,ggons, Van Tilts, &c. (Water- proofed by our Patent Process, the best in the MavkeM- also Canvass Rick Cloths for Hay and Bark Stacks, and Waggons. Agents wanted in unrepre- sented districts.—E. Parnall A Co., Waterproofers, Bristol. SOUTH WALES FHEASANTRIES AND SHOOTING KENNELS, „ The Garth, Llanio Road, R.S.O. Telegrams, Arpoed, Tregaron." Dogs Sold, Walked and Broken. All Dogs offered fur Sal.' are Warranted to be thoroughly Broken. Book your orders early far Eggs to prevent disappointment. Birds supplied for turning down or for penning up from the old dark-necked variety, if preferred. The Garth game food is the best and cheapest in the market. Price List of D. W E Rowland. XO,ST, JjcUttl), 4-c. \7 NYSYBERFEDD, YSTRAD MEURIG, I R.S.O. One stray sheep has been at this place for months, and unless it is claimed on or before the 10Lh of November next, it will be sold to defray expenses.—Signed, John Lewis, October 19th, 1S94. p377 Rentiers, MERIONETHSHIRE CONSTABULARY. rENDERS FOR CLOTHING—Tenders are invited to supply the above Force with clothing, issue 30th March, 1895. Tenders to be addressed (and marked on cover), Tender for clothing," to the Chief Constable's Office, Dolgelley, not later than Wednes- day, 27th November, 1894. Forms of tenders to be had on application to Superintendent Jones, Dolgelley. p396 business J SALTER, for many years with Messrs Maple & Co.. London, begs to inform the gentry and inhabitants cf Aberystwyth generally that he is prepared to lay linoleums, carpets, &c., also take up, beat, relay, and alter carpets. Used to Hotel work.—Sidmouth House. Caergog Terrace, or Owen Bros., 32, Northgate-street. pl98 BATHS. A. JOINSON BEGS to inform the public that he has opened a first-claps SANITARY WASHING BATH HAIR D P. E S S I N 'K!S TABLISHMENT, 14, Pier Street. I> :307 PRICE Gd. HI r> "T71 171 Q Splendid Value. JL Immense Stocks. SHRUBS T?T>TTTrTQ New Catalogue J1 i.'V U 1 1 n (No. 129) Free. WM. CLIBRAN & SON, OLDFJELD NUSERIES, ALTRINCHAM, Also at Manchester and Llandudno Junction. p417 1. LOVEDAY, -,C-JL -I- PLUMBER, PAINTER, GLAZIER, GAS FITTER, &c., 17, QUEEN STREET ABERYSTWYTH. IT in soliciting a continuance of the • JLJ. patronage bestowed upon her late husband, begs to assure the public that all work entrusted to her will receive the same prompt and careful attention as heretofore. First class workmen kept. BARMOUTH CLOSE OF THE SEASON. PIANOS! PIANOS! PIANOS!! THIS SEASON'S PIANOS BY THE BEST LONDON MAKERS, RETURNED FROM HIRE, AT LESS THAN COST PRICE FOR CASH, OR SOLD ON ARNFIELDS EASY PURCHASE SYSTEM AT THE DOLGELLEY & BARMOUTH MUSIC WAREHOUSES. p 414 PIANOS, OKGANS, A:\D HARMONIUMS, TUNED AND REPAIRED TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF A FAST INCREASING CONNECTION. MRS ARNFIELD Has the pleasure of announcing that she has made arrangements with MR PYEMONT OF LONDON, To visit Aberystwyth, Machynlleth, Towyn, and Neighbourhood, every other Month. All communications to ARNFIELD'S MUSIC WAREHOUSES, Dolgelley and Barmouth. p41f) alts bp Auttion. ^~ABER^twyth. SALE OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES. MESSRS DANIEL, SON, & MEREDITH have been favoured with instructions to SELL BY AUCTION ON AN EARLY DATE (Unless previously disposed of by private treaty), the semi-detuched Villa known as SHELSLEY," situate in Brynymor-road, Aberystwyth, in the occu- pation of Dr Moore, the Dwelling-house and Premises, being No. 3, Brynymcr-terrace, in the occupation of Mrs Chackam. Further particulars may be obtained of Messrs Roberts and Evans, solicitors, or of the Auctioneers, both of Aberystwyth. p 247 ABERYSTWYTH"! SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MESSRS DANIEL, SON, & MEREDITH will sell by Auction at the Aberystwyth Sale Room and Repository, AT AN EARL Y DA TE, A large assemblage of valuable household furniture, including Drawing and Dining Room Suites, Mahogany Tables, Bedroom Effects, &c., &e. Further particulars in future advertisement. p393 2 A- 3, TRINITY ROAD, ABERYSTWYTH. MR. J. J. GRIFFITHS is instructed to Sell by Public Auction, at the Talbot Hotel, Aber- ystwyth. On Fru'laji, the, 0th day of Neivmber (unless previously disposed of by Private Treaty), those Two [new and substantially-buiit RESIDENCES, numbered 2 and 3, Trinity Road, Absrysiwvth. Num- ber 2 contains nine rooms, and Number 3 ten rooms, and inimediat- possession may be obtained. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, at 4o, Portland-street, Aberystwyth. [p421 THE CHANCELLERIE, No. 2, SOUTH MARINE TERRACE, ABERYSTWYTH. SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND OTHER EFFECTS. EDWARD ELLIS has been favoured with instructions from Col. Davies-Evans, Lord Lieu- tenant of the County of Carcigau, who is giving up the house, to Sell by Public Auction on Wednesday and Tharxdoy, ;,tll J: Sill. 1S94, At 2.30 and 6.30, the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other Effects comprising, in Dining Room, a very valuable Oak Side Board, beautifully carved, with plate glass back Oak Tele- scope Dining Table, Dinner Waggon, Book Cases, Office Table, Contents of Drawing Room, Dressing Room, 6 Bedrooms. Kitchen, Pantries, &c. Full particulars next week in posters and catalogues. I Also, at the same time and place. will be offered for sale the unexpired term of the Lease of the House, viz., 4 years and 6 mont'is, from the 12th day of Nov. next. The House contains 3 Reception Rooms, 5 Bedrooms, 2 Attic Bedrocms. Beat Kitchen, Back Kitchen, and Pantry, Bath Room. 2 W.Cs., Coal House, Yard, and Back Entrance. Possession on 12th November next. For further particulars see posters and catalogues next week, or apply to Auctionter. p3S9 500 HOI-TSES EXPECTED LAST SALE FOR 1894. FRANK LLOYD invites early entries for his NORTH WALES PRIZE HORSE SALES AND SHOW, AT WREXHAM, On Tuesday. Nor-tmbtr 20th, Hunters and Harness Horses. On Wednesday, r 21-st, Cobs and Ponies under 15 hands. Thursday, November 22nd, Heavy and light Lurry, Van Horses, and Colts. f30 in Prizes. Entries close Thurs fay, November 8th. Frank Lloyd, Wrcxham. Prize list forwarded. p416 business presses. NEW AUTUM-.NL AND WliNTElt (,'OODS. R. NORTHEY INVITES inspection of the NEW STOCK J. OF SEASON GOODS, which are the latest styles from the London Markets, in ladies' trimmed and un- trimmed Felts, Chip, and Straw Hats, Velvets Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, &c. A choice selection. New Dress Materials, Gloves, &c. A complete stock of Ladies' Under Clothing, new Flannels Calicoes, &c., &c. Call and see the New Stock, all marked at prices that will demand satisfaction. NOTE ADI/RESS TOTTENHAM HOUSE, (opposite Market Hall), ABERY STWYTH. D. JENKINS, 4, NORTH PARADE, />l ENERAL AND FANCY STATIONER BOOK AND MUSIC SELLER. A large assortment of Welsh and English Soags. All kinds of New Leather Goods. Agents for Winsor and Newton's. Smith's, Letts', Collins', &c., and Welsh Diaries for 1894. PLUMBING. B. S E A R L E PLUMBER AND GASFITTEK, Hot Water Heatinz Apparatus, Electric Light, Electric Bells, Pneumatic r-,elli, Crank and Spring Bells, Speak- ing Tubes, and Telephones, fixed on the shortest notice. Terms strictly moderate. 14, PIER STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. N.B.—Particular attention given to Jobbing work p20 C A M B R"TAN RAILWAYS. IMPORTANT REDUCTION IN RATES. On and From the 1st September, 1894, WiiLSH MUTTON and other FRESH MEAT Will be conveyed by passenger Train HALF PARCELS RATE AT OWNER'S RISK. Between all Stations throughout England, Ireland, and Wales. Minimum 14 lbs per Consignment. No less charge than 9d. For full particulars apply to the Station Masters at all Cambrian and other Companies Stations and Book- ing OtHees, the Cambrian Railways London Offices, 41, Graccckurch Street, London, E.C., or to Mr W. H. Gougli, Passenger Superintendent, Oswestry p85 ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5TH, 1894 (MABON'S DAY), CHEAP DAY EXCU R S I O N WILL BE RUN TO MEKTHYU AJND DOWLAIS, WITH BOOKINGS FOR ONE WEEK TO NKWPOitT (MON.), DOWLAS, CARDIFF, AND MERTHYR. From Pwllheli. Portmadoc, Crieeieth, Harlech, Dolgelley, Barmouth, Towyn, Aberdovey, Aber- ystwyth, Borth, Machynlleth, Newtown, Llanidloes, and intermediate Stations. Also from Rhayader, Newbridge, Builth Wells, and Talgarth. For full particulars as to train times and fares see handbills to be had at all stations, and from Mr W. H. Gough, Passenger Superintendent, Oswestry. p404 ALFRED ASLETT, Secretary and General Manager. ltG bp Auttion. SMITHFIELD, ABERYSTWYTH. MR J. E. JAMES will sell by auction at the above place, OH Monday, November 5th, 1894, Several Fat Heifeis, and Steers, Fat Pigs, and Porkers, I remarkably handsome Chesnut Mare by "Welsh Flyer." stands 14-2 w.tii fine action, fast, quiet to ride and drive, also 1 Powerful Cart -Nl-ire, rising 9 years old and suppesod to be in foal, one pair horse Mowing Machine (by Buckeye) with reaping attach- ment, and one Strong Farm or Coal Cart nearly new. The sale to commence at half past 10 a.m., prompt. Further entries to be sent as soon as possible to No. 12, North Parade. p351 PARISH OF LLANBADARN FAWR, CARDIGAN SHIRE. FREEHOLD FARMS. flyf"R. J. E. JAMES has been instructed to JL?_L >ell by Public Auction, at the Talbot Hotel, Aberystwyth, On Monday, the 5th day of November, 1S94, at 3 o'clock in the Afternoon, subject to conditions to be then and there produced, the following very desirable Freehold Farms :—All that Messuage or Tenement, Farm, and Lands, called WERNFFRWD, situate in the parish of Llanbadarn Fawr, in the County of Car- digan, containing 282 acres, 2 roods, 30 perches or there- abouts, lately in the occupation of Lewis Evans, and now unoccupif d. And ako all that Messuage, Farm, and Lands, called CASTELL COCH, situate in the parith of Llanbadarn Fawr af-.resai(", and containing 39 acres 2 roods 30 perches or thereabouts, lately in tiie occupation of Rees Jones, and now unoccupied. The above Farms are situate about 3 miles from Pont- erwyd, adjoin each other, and would form an excellent and compact sheep farm, and as they are now un- occupied possession can be had at once. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, 12, North-parade, or Messrs Smith, Owen, & Davies, j Solicitors, Abery twyth. [p41S POPLARS, NEAR PENLLWYN, 4 MILES FROM ABERYSTWYTH. MR J. E. JAMES has been instructed by Mrs Walker, to sell by public auction, On WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7th, 1891,. The whole of the Household Furniture and other effects, Comprising 1 Waliiiit Suite, upholstered in Green Pile, consisting of fi Small Chairs, I Lady's and 1 Gent's Chair, I Couch, I Piano in Walnut, I Brussels Carpet, Mahogany Book Case. Mahogany Suite, upholstered in Leather, containing <5 Chairs, I Lady's and I Gent's Easy Cliair, Inm and Brass Bedsteads, Spring Mattresses, Wol Bed-, Waslistands. Dressing and other Tables, Chamberware, 2, Wardrobes, 1, Oval Mirror, &c., &c. Terms Six Mouths' Credit on all sums above f5. Sale to commence at 2 o'clock p.m. Office 12, North Parade. Aberystwyth. p376 MACHYNLLETH. MESSRS R. GILL ART AND SONS heg to announce that they will hold PERIODICAL SALES of Horses, Fat and Store Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, &c. The firs,, of "uch sales will take place, On TUESDA Y, NO 17FMBER SOtll, 1S94, At Machynlleth. Entries for same to be in the hands of the Auctioneers, at their offices, Machynlleth. and Towyn, not later than Wednesday, 7th November, 1894. Entry forms and further particulars on application. p384 Pubtit ati!tS NOTICE. I THE UNDERSIGNED, now residing X« at Bryn.nnlwg, near Llanon, HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife, Margaret Owen, in my name after this date. (Signed) DAVID OWEN. October 22nd, 1894. p398 WINTER ASSIZE ACTS, 187G and 1877. WINTER ASSIZE COUNTY (No. 4). "VTOTICE IS HERERY GIVEN that the -Li next WINTER ASSIZES for the united coun- ties of Denbigh. Flint, Merioneth, and Montgomery (forming togetlh-r the Winter Assize County No. 4), will be held at Ruthin in the County of Denbigh, on the 29th day of October, instant, and all Justices of the P(ace, Mayi r Coroners, Stewards, Bailiffs of Liberties and Chief Constables, and all Jurors, Persons bound by leeoguizance, Prosecutors, Witnesses, and others having business at the said Assizes, are hereby required to in their own persons, with their Rolls, Records, Indictments aud Remembrances, at the County I-hll, at Ruthin, aforesaid, at Ten o'clock ir. the forenoon, on TUESDAY, 30th day of OCTOBER instant, at which hour the Court will sit and proceed to business. HDWARU EVANS, Esquire, Sheriff of the County of Denbigh. THOMAS BURY, Undersheriff. Undersheriff's Office, Wrexham, 3rd October, 1894. p372 COUNTY OF CARDIGAN. LUNACY ACT, 1S90 (53 Vict. c. 5, S. 10 ) "VfOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the -L* following Justices have been appointed to exercise wihi;1 the County, until the Michaelmas Quarter Sessions, 1895, the powers conferred by the above Act upon Justices of the Peace in relation to orders for reception of Lunatics, not being paupers, namely:- Rev. James Martin Griffiths, of the Vicarage, Llan- tihangel Gene'urglyn, Borth, R.S.O. John George Will-ain Bonsall, Esq., of Fronfraith, Llanbadarutawr, Aberystwyth. Sir James Week* Szlumper, Knight, of Aberystwyth. Vaughan Davies, E-q., of Tanybwlch, Rhydyfelin. David Thomas, Esq., of Llanbadarn-road, Aberyst wyth. l,iciit.-Col. Jol-n Lewes, of Llanllear, Talsarn, R.S.O. Henry Tobit Bva?>=, Esq., of Noyadd, Llanarth. Captain Sidney rh-nry Jones Parry, of Tyllwyd, Car- digan Sir ONi en Mowbray Lloyd, Bart., of Bron- wydd. Neweasde Emlyn. Rev. Rhys Jones Lloyd, of Troedyraur, Newcastle Emiyn. Colonel John Richard Howell, of Noyadd, Trefawr, Cardigan. John Eitwardes Rogers, Esq., of Abermeurig, Tal- sam, R.S.O. Daniel Jenkin Williams, Esq., of Pcncefn, Tregaron. WTil!i9rn Jones, of Glandennis, Lampeter. John Pugh Vang ban Pryse, Esq., of Bwlchbychan, Llmvbyth'r. John Fnwdcii. lv>fj., of Bank Hall, Lampeter. Col. William Price Lewes, of Llysnewydd, Newcastle Emlyn. Charles Home Lloyd Fitzwilliams, Esq., of Cilgwyn, Newcastle Emiyu. Levi James, E,.q,; of Cae Morgan, Cardigan. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following Justices have been appointed under Sec. 177 of the above Act, to act Visitors of licensed houses within the Con-ity. Col. Hcrhert i-)iL, -es. Evans, of Highmead, Llany- bythet, R.S.O.. Lord Lieutenant. John Thonuis Morgan, Esq., of Nantceirio, Llan- | badarij-fawr, R.S 0.. Aberystwyth. Levi James, E'h of Cae Morgan, Cardigan. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Evan Lloyd, of and Medical Practitioner, has been appointed under Sec. 17S of the above Act, to act as Mubcal Practitioner to visit licensed houses within the County. F. R. ROBERTS, Deputy Clerk of the Peace. Dated 26ch October, 1894. p422. Jpublic ifatlCC. WINTER ASSIZE ACTS, 1870 & 1877. WINTER ASSIZE COUNTY No. 4 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the 1.. under-mentioned prisoners will be REMOVED FOR TRIAL at the above Assizes, to be holden at RUTHIN, in the COUNTY of DENBIGH, on TUESDAY, the 30th OCTOBER instant, at Ten a.m Name of From where Offence Prisoner. Committed. charged. Walter Mather Criminal assault (Bailed on Com-iMoId (Flintshire) on a girl under mital). the age of 16. James Culley Rhyl (Flintshire)'Criminal as^ult (Bailed on Com I on a girl under mital). the age of 13. Andrew Breeze !Llanidloes(Mont-:Burglary. gomeryshire). All persons bound by recognizance to appear and prosecute, and give evidence for or against the prisoners so removed, shall appear and prosecute, and g:ve evidence at Ruthin. at the time aforesaid. EDWARD EVANS, ESQUIRE, Sheriff of the County of Denbigh. THOMAS BURY, Under Sheriff. Wrexham, loth October, 1S94. p394 SALMO.V FXSHERIES ACT, l^ro~ 1^92 DOVEY, MAWDDACH, & GLASLYN SALMON FISHERY DISTRICT. "VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of the JJi intention of the Board of Conservators for the above-named District to apply to the Board of Trade for the confirmation of tne following Bye-law to be in force within their District, viz :— That the annual Close Season for fishing with rod and line for Salmon throughout the district shail com- mence on the lit day of November, and terminate on the last day of February, both inclusive. And that a copy of the proposed Bye law will be deposited at the otiice of the undersigned at Dolgelley, and may be inspected without fee or reward at all reasonable times thereat, and that copies thereof will be supplied on application, and en payment of the statutory fee. Dated this 18th day of October, 1S94. W. R. DAVIES, Dolgelley, p392 Clerk to the Board of Conservators. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF WALES, ABERYSTWYTH. The Council appeal for subscriptions towards the f5,000 required to fulfil the conditions on which the Chancellor of the Exchequer has generously promised a Treasury Grant of £10,000 to complete the College Buildings. LIST OF SUBSCRIPTIONS ALREADY PROMISED. £ s d Wm. Jones, Esq., 152, Ashted Row, Birmingham 1,000 0 0 John Jenkins, Etq., Penygreen, Llanidloes 100 0 0 A Friend (conditional on the whole of the £ 5,000 required being obtained before 31st December, 1894). 500 0 0 The Right Hon. Lord Kensington, St. Brides, Little Haven 200 0 0 The Right Hon. Lord Aberdare, Dyffryn, Mountain Ash 100 0 0 Principal Edwards. D.D., Bala. 50 0 0 Canon D. Silvan Evans, B.D., Llanwrin 110 J. M. Howell, Esq., Aberayron 2 2 0 Owen M. Edwards, Esq., M.A., Llan- uwchllyn 25 0 0 H. G. Allen, Esq., Q.C., Pakeston, Pem- broke o 0 0 The Right Hon. Lerd Rendel, Hatchlands, Surrey 250 0 0 Miss E. P. Hughes, Training College, Cambridge .„ 5 0 0 W m. Williams, Esq., M.A., Bronheulog, Aberj stwyth 50 0 0 Mrs Williams, Brouheulog, Aberystwyth 50 0 0 Sir E. R. Russell, Liverpool 10 10 0 John Corbett, Esq., M.P., Ynysymaeo- gwyn, Towyn 100 0 0 Rev David Adams, B.A., Bethesda, Bangor 5 5 0 Rev W. Hawker Hughes, M.A., Jesus College, Oxford 5 0 0 John Cory, Esq., Duffryn, St. Nicholas, near Cardiff 50 0 0 Sir John Williams, Bart., M.D., London 20 0 0 Miss E. E. Constance Jones, Girton College, Cambridge 2 0 0 R. Williams, Esq., Celynog, Newtown 10 0 0 Lewis Morris, Esq, M.A. 10 10 0 H. C. Fryer, Esq., Aberystwyth 20 0 0 J. J. Jones, Esq., surgeon, Bronygraig, Corris 5 0 0 A. C. Humphreys-Owen, Esq., M.P., Glansevern 30 0 0 Per Old Students' Association 9sd Principal Roberts. 50 0 0 T. E. Ellis, Esq., M.P. 20 0 0 David Jenkins, Esq., Mus. Bac. 20 0 0 D. C. Roberts, Esq 20 0 0 D. E. Jones, Esq., B.Sc. 10 0 0 Dr Morgan ( „ B. C. Morgan, Esq. George Davis, Esq. 10 0 0 John Evans, Esq. 10 0 0 S. T. Evans, Eaq M.P. 5 0 0 Rev R. E. Morris 5 0 0 J. Cerridfryn Thomas, Esq., B.Sc. 5 0 0 Richard Jones, Esq., Pertheirin 500 Dr Black Roberts, Nottingham 5 0 C Professor and Mrs J. E. Lloyd, Bangor. 5 0 0 Miss Roberts, Aberystwyth 5 0 0 Miss M. J. Roberts, Aber- ystwyth 5 o 0 T. W. Powell, Esq 5 0 0 Thomas Owens, Esq. 3 0 0 Dr Abraham Thomas. 3 0 0 David Samuel, Esq., M.A. 2 10 0 Dr John Owens, Garnant 2 0 0 J. Dawson Roberts, Esq. 1 0 0 ——— 206 10 0 P3"] 2,812 1SJ (SlccHon JUibrcs&cs. MUNICIPAL ELECTION, 19-1. TO THE ELECT O ii & OF THE BOROUGH OF A B E R Y S T W Y T H. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, On the 1st of November next you will be called upon to elect four members for feat' on th, Council of the Borough of Aberystwyth in the place of kose retiring. At the request of numerous friends and electors I beg to offer myself as a earx'T^te for one c-f the vacant seats. In consenting tt-, a I am influenced by no personal m Dv-. ) ut F<>!eiy by a desire to do what is in my power for li t advavcemt-iit and benefit of the town of Aberystwyth.* During the past few years ity h:).- been expended by the Council in advertising an i iaipr.,v.i>a '.1'2 the Town as a seaside resort. At the jwecvut ti.) e several proposals are before the p.;V.ie f. r the ther carrying out of this object widen i • requite the careful consideration of the COUW-m. Some of the proposals are the extending of the ¡- t: .e Castle Grounds, the making (If a t'. to «.;kiracb the building of Workmen's Cottag. s, aud ot hc- prrje ts which I need not mention specific.-iUy. Having been associated with the ■;tra ;e of Aberystwyth, it will be my pl-a-Mirl- b-r any assistance I can to the Coupcil in with Harbour and other shipping matt<=is. If elected, it will be my busine-st t" ?ive every proposal coming before the CV>u;r.-l v earnest attention- and to support- those that- ii a, way t-tisd to benefit Aberystwyth, or th r» ti:- the district. I am, Ladies and GentKw.i. Yours f.-d-b.MMh. THU-US '-NHS. 25th October, 1894. p419 (Blcrficm ^^rcsses. MUNICIPAL ELECTION, 18S>4.~ TO THE RATEPAYERS ABERYSTWYTH. LADIES AND GENTIF.MKN, I am :00 old an i didbic nt tf Ab>-rystwyth, and my services as one ol your former representatives are too well known, to en ^u It or me, in offering myself as a cM-di ;-<t<- for it ■? v«c-in-cies on the Town Council, to explain ;.t i, -h the principles which would guide m' in conducting the busmess of the ratepayer-. I pm c. i "tier to as-1st in the d-bbenitions of y-»u:' Count )' because I believe there are matter* of the great s' .mp irtutije to be dealt with at .Aberystwyth i he uniu-diaie future. My aim would be. if returned, to stady earnestly the best interests of the Tjwa, and the welfare of the Working Class. I am, La and Gentlemen, Yo;u- ()' i-ent S-rvant, THOMAS GRIFFITHS. Oc'ober 20th. 1894 p410 MCNKJlPaL EUvril:»N", ism. 10 THE E L F < T 0 R S OF THE BOROUGH OF ABERYSTWYTH. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, At the s. licitat on of a lett-ge numb-r of my Friends and Felioxv Burgesses, I am induced to present myself as a Candidate for o-ie of the seats oa your Council Board which become vacant on the First of November. In doing so, permit me to assure you that I am promoted solely by a desire to aid in every work calculated to promote the interests of my native town. As you are aware, during Le last twelve months a great deal in the way of improvement has taken place in Aberystwyth, the money being subscribed by out>ide capitalists, and it is within your knowledge that other projects have b.?en advanced, which I think you will agree with me would tend to your further benefit. If these works are in any way frustrated, capital amounting to t-housanus of pounds will be diverted from the diaM'ict, and so injure to aa enormous extent the working and trading population of the town. Amongst ether m-asures likely to engage the attention of the Cou cii are the proposed roadways round the Castle and Constitutjon Hill, which shall have my best attent on. Thinking that the application of business principles may help to hring thes:, and other matters to a successful issue, I ask your vote and int erest with every confidence. Being a brge ratepayer myself, I need hardly t.JJ you that my interests are identical with ) our own Should I be elect cd, nothing will be wanting OR my p- i-t to ;er% e the true interests and to promote the prosperity of the borough tj the best of my judgment and ability. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours obediently, JOHN WATKINS, Ju-Nio R. North Parade, October '22nd, 1S9t. p 411 MUNICIPAL ELECTION, 1894. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF ABERYSTWYTH. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, The time has again arrived for appointing repre sentatiyes en the Local Governing Body of your Borough. I have been requested by a considerable number of the electors to offer myself as a candidate for one of the seats which become vacant on the 1st proximo. In doing so, I can say with confidence that, if elected, I will do the utmost in my power to enhance the welfare of the Town and District. During the past year several schemes have been promoted in this district by outside capitalists, and a considerable amount of capita! has been circulated amongst the Ratepayer.* ot the Borough, the value of which to those employed in labour it would be difficult to estimate. It is of no use disguising the fact that considerable opposition to the completion of these sctiemes has, and is at the present time bsiDg shewn. Whether we wish to acknowledge it or not, triis opposition really resolves itself iuto the question whether or not this district is to be governed by a certain faction, which seems to have but one object- in view, namtly, to frustrate any effoit at improvement unless it Coincides with their programme. I say, to the Working Classes esrecially. it is to the n benefit of each one rhat ti eir representatives should not only suppo't the pr> sent undertakings to com- pletion, but, give all and every encouragement to further enterprise, whijh must ultimately result in the advancement and success of the Town and District. I heartily support the extension of the Promenade around the Castle Grounds, and also think the time has arrived when the ques if-n of the Town Hall should be settled. I art! in iav ur of the conversion of the Flats into a Rfcrea'.ion Ground and Park, feeling that some provision must be made for the purposes of athletics. Selicitii g your surp rt at the poll, rnd giving every assurance ttiit if I will endeavour to serve the interests of the Borough to the best of my ability. I remain, Yours truly, R. PEAKE. 9, Bath Street, Aberyst wyth, October 24th, 1894. p409 MUNICIPAL ELECTION, 1894. TO THE ELECTORS AND BURGESSES OF THE TOWN AND BOROUGH OF ABER- YSTWYTH. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, The time has almost arrived wnen the period for which you elected me as one of ycur representatives on the Town Council will expire. I need hardly point oat tu you the great and uurmrous improvements which have been carried out during the last three years—improvements which greatly benefit the Town. 11 Other gigantic projects, which are still in course of construction, are of a nature calculated to raise Aber- ystwyth to a position second to none in the United Kingdom as a watering place az,d health resort. To all these important and beneficent schemes I have givpn my constant and strenuous support. With equal consistency have I vigorously opposed any and every proposition which would in my opinion tend to retard the further progress of the Brighton of Wales." In reviewing my three years' term of office as your representative I can, with the greatest pleasure and confidence, direct your attention to the active support afforded by me to the introduction of the Electric Light (now an accomplished fact) an to the renovation of the Pier, which had for years been a useless eyesore to the visitors, upon whom the prosperity of the Town so eminently depends. Amongst otiier matters which have demonstrated my determination to carry out the promises I made to the Electors it. 1891, I can point to th& paving of Tan- yeae as well as the improving of the Town Sewer which was so detrimental to teat important di-trict. The-c improvf jnents, I maintain, are the outcome of your having a representative possessed of local know- 'edge as to the requitcments of a district which had hitherto been pitifully neglected. I need hardly state that the prk iii*e I made to act independently, without fear cr favour, has been substantially vindicated en more than one occasion whfn 1 found your interests at stake, and if, at the c ining Election, I am again favoured with your support, ar-d entrusted withy our confidence, you may depend th?t, as in the past, so in the future, my best ed'-rt- shaU be devoted :o p; omoticg )our welfare and vigilantly safeguarding your rights, I am. Ladies ard Gentlemen. Your fdithiul aud obedient Servant, Rheidol View, ISAAC HOPKINS South Road, October 12th, 1694. pm