The Cambrian News and Merionethshire Standard

» PREPAID SCALE Houses to be Let Houses Wanted sit options Wanted Situations Vacant Situations Vacant I Apartn.tlu Waored Apartments to be Let. Miscellaneous Wanted Articles Lost and Found I One Three Thorteet "ord8. Insertion lnmrtinno Inoertioci Insertion In*- Ho* b. <x. 8. Q. b u. s, a. s. d 21 1 0 2 0 3 6 4 6 » 6 2818 3 0 4 668 J 0 35 2 0 4 0 b 6 6 6 6 0 42 2 6 6 0 7 C 8 0 i 0 49 3 0 6 0 7 0 S 6 | 10 fi

lIianttb. A FARM wanted, about 30 acres, by next Michaelmas, with good dwelling hou»e and outbuildings uear railway station. It suitable, would be willing to take on long lease.-Apply with full particulars to W. Jones, Fiosheulog, Tregaron. i,(9 A' GENTS Wanted by an old-established London Firm, f call on mills, ironworks, collieries-brewerp, oontractors, buildara, farmers, jobmasters constant employment far whole or spare time energetic men can roali7A a handeome income. Address, Camtwyth, 24, Stiby-road, Leytomtane, London. i76 A" WOMAN between thirty and forty years of age, for private family (3). Plain coeking and all house work, no washing or baking. Apyly, with full particulars, reference and state wages required to Y Z 44 Cambrian Nwvs Office. el BAKER WANTED (WeUh), single, live in; must have good reference.—Owen, 9, Church-street, Bluauau Festiniog. i 122 R. D. H. PARRY, M.P.S., Chemist and Druggist, Harlech, has a vacancy far a well-educated youth as apprentice, every oppor- tunity of learning all breaches of the business. Full particulars on application. ilOl UNIOR CLERK Wanted, sharp youth fur cash desk also smart tall youth as ApprfntUttl for High-class L&dies Tailoring Trade. •— Williams & Sons, The Royal, Llandudao. 195 SMART energetic Boy wanted, at once; not over fifteen.—Apply, Daltoa, 23, Part- land-street. Aberystwyth >93 STRONG YOUTH Wanted, about 18, accuotomed w homes, and ta make himself generally useful—Thomas Evans, Grocer, Dowlais, j WANTED, Cook for small family, three miles from Ab*ry»twyth write statins; wages and i-ge.-Apply, P., Cambrian News Office. i!2S WANTED, an experienced Housemaid. — Apply, Naiut Tal, Portland-«tre«t, Aberystwyth. il35 ANTED, all kinds of Mining and Quarry Plant, Wrought and Cast Iron, Scrap of all description, Copper, Brass, Lead, Zinc, Hemp, and Manilla Ropes, Ships, Sails, Rags, etc., eto. Highest cash prices.-David Williams, St. James's-square, Aberystwyth. x477 WANTED, every description of Ladies' Gentlemen's, and Children's Cast off Clothing. Highest possible prices given. Letters .and Parcels receive best attention.—Send or write to L Ijayman, 24, Orange-street, Swansea. Nat- ional Telephone, No. 291y4 h716 "ITTANTED, a COOK GENERAL, small VV family; goad wages—Apply, Mi#» William., Ty-Bruoe, Hirw-kin. i 113 WANTED, a House in Aberystwyth, May 12th. Seveu er Eight Rooms. Ren*, jE25 to ;E30. -Address, B2, 11 Cambrian Newi" il42 117 ANTED, Parlour-Housemaid, at once, VV Must be capable and have a high character. -Good w«g<?s.—Apply, Mime Griffith, Ariaofryn, Barmouth. 1141 WANTED, at once, a good strong youth AS apprentice to the Geaeral Ironmongery. Apply, J. Minahall & Ce, Iroamengere, Bar- moutii. i139 NOTICE. "fcyfcILQUHAM'S, Aberystwyth, Want IVl Wrought and Cast Iron Scrap, Old Machinery, Brass, Copptr, Lead, Zinc, Pewter, &c. Good prices given any quantity. h830 CQto be olb. BREAD VAN for Sale, in good con- dition.—Apply, Pritchar4, Coonut Stores, Portniadoc. FOR SALE, Morgan's Bibles and Parry's Bibles — Apply particulars te S. V. Galloway, New-street, Aberystwyth. i 136 FOR SALE, 55, Bridge-street, Aberyst- wyth, could be altered into two splendid Villas, or handsome double-fronted Shop. Itn- -,znediai, posseesion.-Apply, 83, Bristol-road, Bir- mingham. >66 jlOR SALE, Victoria, by Thrupp and, Moberley, London, Brake and Rubber Tyres condition equal to new als* Single Harness to I match.—Apply, Dr. Harries, Aberystwyth. h957 F~~ OR SALE.—A Valuable^ Painting for Sale. An Oil Pain*i»g mf the Crest* of the Fifteen Tribes of North Walee. Size »f canvass, 34 inches by 30. It took first prize at Portmadoc National Eisteddfod,- 1851.—Apply, E. Evans, Manafon, PentrrfeHn, Portmadwc. 1148 ILK BUSINESS FOR SALE. 15 cows, horse and float, utensils best prices for m lk, swner leaving tt)wa.-Apply, Griffies, tf. Oolliiigwood -street, Liverpool. i 121 TO BE SOLD by Private Treaty, three newly bulk leasehold Dwelling Hemes,; situate in High-street, Aberystwyth.—Apply te Daniel, Son & Meredith. Auctioneers, Aberyetw yt h, FESTINIOG URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL. GAS LAUP-POSTS FOR SALE. A BOUT 200 second-hand oast-iron Posts jtjL for Sale.-Apply te the Clerk, R. O. Davier, Solicitor, Blaeaan Festinieg. ilOO o be d. ABERYSTWYTH.—TO Let, Ftmished, at enoe. an eight-roemed Hease desirable ^positi«n. — Apply, Daniel, Soa, and Meredith, Aberystwyth. BERYSTWYTH.—To Let fro. l'2th May, "Audley House," Bath-street, con- taining 11 rooms, w.c's, dumsstic officss.—Apply,] Cadogan House, Bath-street. i59 0 LGELLEY.-TO be lAt, Brynadda," I standing in about four acres ef ahruberies, >OOtTim«nding an exeellent view af Mawddsch Estuary, and within a mile'. walk af Station. Apply. Hugh Evans, Penmouat, Barmouth, illg HOUSE and SHOP to Let, 12th May jLl next, in Terrace-road. Excellent position. Apply, Doughton, Terraoe-raad. Aberystwyth. ONTFAEN, CELLAN, TO LET, Sep- JL tember house, autbuildings and 23 acres excellent land by Tetfy an.t main road.-Apply, jRev Lorimer Thoasas, Lampeter i 124- O LET, 1, Buarth-road, from 12th Feb- ruary.—Apply, D R Jonee, 7, Bridge-strest, Aberyigtwyth. il34 TO LET, No. 19, Queen's-terrace eleven rooms; drainage recently renewed; occupa- tion from 12th May.-Apply, L. Jones, Plea. Pad am, Llanbadarn Fawr. i36 TO LET, Forteviot," North-road, Aber ystwyth, containing 3 reception rooms, 7 lbedroomi, bathroom (h & c), demestic offices, and garden —Apply, Daniel, Son, and .Meredith, Auc- tion eers^A^eryiitwvth. h^96 a^O LET, No. 7, Laura-place.—Apply, E. A. L Powell, Nanteos. ^701 r3 TO LET, Dolegwyn, Baker-street. Aber- ystwytk. May (ar earlier if »l««ired).— Enquire at above addreea. 181 6 O LET, close to the Village of Llangeitho, a nice Farns, known as Aeraa Park, contain- ing about 25 acres of excellent Pasture and Arable Land, with moderti-built Dwelliag House, our- rounded with ornamental trees, aDd with ample out-h uses, stable, ceach house, bars. cow house. pig stye, fowl house, and large bay shed, all in aood repair. "Possessioa immediately. Apply, T. Davies, Aeron Park, Lianio Road, R.S.O. i97 TO LET, furnished; Dolau," 3 miles from Aberystwyth.—Apply, Lady Evans, Love.grove. Aberystovyth. gIS6 -mo LET, Milton Cottage, Cae'rgog, Aber- 1 ystwyth, with immediate possession.—For particulars, apply to Mrs. W. J. VPilliams, Ty'ny. "bedw, Crcsswood. i68 TO I,ET, Gellyllo(y Farm, with Sheep- 0 JL walk for 400 sheep, and frydds and accom- modation latids-Apply, Mr Williams, Esgairissa, Pennal, Machyi-lleth. i67 ILLA TO LET, Pwllhobi, Llanbadarn, one mile from Aberystwyth; ten rooms and garden immediate possession.- Apply, Edwards, Pwllhobi House, Llanbadarn, Aberyst- wyth. ål29 OLDEST E TABLISHED FIRM IN tHE C UNTY R. JONES & SONS, COACHBUILDERS, NORTH PARADE AND CAMBRIAN STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. Bstln,t«e Given. Allorders promntly attende i gaits bp Ruction. ABERYSTWYTH. Mr. J. E. JAMES, PROPERTY AGENT, AUCTIONEER, SURVEYOR, AND VALUER Of Real Estate, Tenant Right, Probate Succession Duty in Town and Country. Season's List of To Lets," Furnished and Un. furnished, on application. OFFICES—CAMBRIAN CHAMBERS, g113 ABERYSTWYTH. 40 GUINEAS PRIZES. 800 HORSES. | GREAC OPENING SALES FOR 1906. NORTH "VALES REPOSITORY, WREXHAM. I^'RANK LLOYD AND SONS invite A. Entriua for January 30th, Hunters and Harness Horses. January 31st, Hackney, Cobs and Ponies. Februaiy 1st, Heavy, Lurry and Young Horses. Enter early to secure b" at positions. Entries close Monday, January 22nd. Next CREWE^SALES JANUARY Ilth and 12th. i73 HARRODS, LIMITED, THE LEADING LONDON AGENTS FOR THE SALE AND LETTING of JL' Residential Estates, Country Houses, and Sportings. PROPERTY AUCTIONS are held at the Lon- don Auction Mart and the principal Proviaeia' Centres monthly throughout the yaar, when pre perties may be included on favourable terms. VALUATIONS of Property, Furniture, Silver and Valuables for the purpose of Estate Duty, Mortgage, Insuranc*, &c. SALES BY AUCTION of Furniture, Pictures, Objets d'Art, and General Household Effects undertaken in any part of the Kingdem on moder- ate terms. Terms of commission and general information way be obtained of the Manager, Mr GEORGE W, RUTTBR, at the Auction, Estate, and Valuation Offices, 87 to 135, Brompton-road, London, S. W. Telegrams f "Everything, (Private Wire)\ Telephone Nos. /1971, Kensingtoa. for Trunk Calls) (5151, Westminster — NORTH WALES. — WILLIAM HUGH OWEN (OF CARNARVON), Auctioneer, Valuer, Land Agent, Mortgage Broker, Arbitrator, Fire Loss Assessor, &c. SALES BY AUCTION AND PRIVATE TREATY. LANDED ESTATES, TOWN AND— — COUNTRY RESIDENCES. BUSINESS PREMISES AND OTHER PROPERTIES, ALSO FURNITURE, TRADE AND FARM STOCKS, MACHINERY, TIMBER, &c. Dislance no object. Telegrams WILLIAM HUGH OWEN, CARNARVON. i54 Ileiibtro rilENDERS are invited for that Freehold JL House and large parcel of land oalied Taeyfreo, situated at the entrance ef Pennal Tillage. The heuse is commodieas and in excellent repair. Very suitable far business people. No leader Bocessarily accepted. Tenders are to be seat to the undersigned not later than January 20th iast. JOHN HUMPHREYS, i82 Builder, Machynlleth. TO BUILDERS. TENDERS are invited by the Merioneth Education Committee for Building New Ofices and Fixing Vmtilators at Manod Council School, Bloanan Feskinieg. The Plaas, Specification, and further particulars may be obtained on application to the County Architect, A A. M. HOWARD JONES, M.S.A., i79 Plas Ynys, Borth, R.S.O. TO BUILDERS. TENDERS are invited by the Merioneth Ednoation Committee for Building New Offices, Fixing Ventilators, and carrying out sundry other works at Bentdda Ceuacil Schoel, near Barmouth. The Plane, Specificatiea, and further particulars may be obtaintd on application to the County Architect, A. M. HOWARD JONES, M.S.A.. i87 Plas Ynys, Borth, R S.O. TO BUILDERS. TENDERS are invited by the Merioneth JL Education Committee for Enlarging the Infante' Roem, Building a New Cloak Room, and Fixing Ventilators at Pare Council School, near The Plans, Specification, and further particulars may be obtained on application to the County Architect^ H0WARD JONES, M.S.A., iSO Pl^s Ynys, Borth, R.S.O. Sufiitteas bõrts£;tø ABERYSTWYTH. Dressmaking, Ladies' & Child- ren's Dresses, Costumes, &c. Moderate Charges. — Misses NOKE, Somervell," Elm Tree Avenue. '12 DT n A VTT?C Locksnjfth & Bellhanger, • J. LfAVIJuO, Gunsmith & Whitesmith, NORTHGATE STR RET (late Little Darkgate-st.) Begs to announce to the Residents that he has purchased the Business of the late Mrs J T Jenkins and Son, North- gate-street, and that he intends carrying on the business lately carried on hy them, with the addition of ELECTRIC BELL HANGING, and trusts that he will have the support and patronage that was given to his nredecessors. Moderate Charges. Estimates given. r- Note the Address-5, NORTHGATE STREET, Aberystwyth. b972 G. WILKINSON, SEEDSMAN, FRUITERER, AND EGG MERCHANT Garden Seeds of all Kinds. WEED KILLER FLOWER POTS IN ALL SIZES. FRUITS. AND VEGETABLES OF FIRST QUALITY. EGGS BOUGHT IN ANY QUANTITY alel bp glucticit. FRONGOCH WOODLANDS, TRE'RDDOL". TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. IMPORTANT SALE OF TIMBER. Mr R. K. JENKINS has been instructed to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION acthe above place on SATTJRAAY, JANUARY 27th? 1906, a large quantity of most useful TIMBER, suitable for Fencing and Hedging, also a large quanitity of FIREWOOD. The 4bove will be "put up in lots to suit purchasers and are conveniently situated for removal. Sale to commence at two o'clock sharp. Terms: Credit on conditions. il49 TOWN OF ABERYSTWYTH. Important Sale of Freehold Properties. MR. R. K. JENKINS has been in- structed to Sell by Public Auction oa Wednesday, the 31st day of January, 1906, I at the Lien Hotel. Aberystwyth, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, subject to the conditions to be thon and I her- produced, the following most DESIR- ABLE PROPERTIES Let 1. AU that most desirable FREEHOLD BUILDING PLOT adjuieing the A!"ery»twyth Ififirmary, eo*taioing by admeasurement 2,077 liq. j yards or thereoabnut41 with a frononize of about 135 feet to Trefor Road. Let 2. All that FREEHOLD SLANG or GAR- DEN adjoining SolVkbnry Hons*, Llanbadarn Read, Fr further particulars apply to the Auctieu<?er. 9, Baker Strtet, or WeilrS Roberts and Evans. I Sùli.cit.rB, Aberystwyth. i 107 SALES BY AUCTION BY MR. R. K. JENKINS SATURDAY, JANUARY 27th, SALK of TIMBER st Frongoch, Tn'rddol lit 2 o'clock r.m. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 31st, SALE of, FREEHOLD PROPERTIES at the Lion Rfyal Hotel, Aberystwyth, at 3 o'clock p.m. i 105 PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MR R. K. JENKINS will Sell by Public Auction, at the To<rn Hall, at an early date, a large assortment of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other,-ff cts. Full particulars next issue. hS16 R. K. JENKINS, AUCTIONEER AND VALUER, CONDUCTS Sales of Landed Estates, House and Business Property, Shares, Growing Timber, Machinery, Agricultural and Pedigree Stock, Furniture (Antique and Modern), Pictures, Silver Plate, and all Household Effects. Valuations made fer Probate, Mortgage, or Sale also for the Transfer of Hotels and Inns. Offices Baker-street, Aberystwyth. MR A. LLOYD WILLIAMS For over eight years with Mr J. E. James) AUCTIONEER, ACCOUNTANT, 4 VALUER, No. 3, BAKER STREET (Next door to the National Provincial Bank). Sales, Inventories, aad Valuations promptly at- tended to, Account Books audited and Balance 8heetll prepared. SALES PROMPTLY CASHED UP. For terms, apply at above address. Private Address 1, South Marine terraoe. ABERYSTWYTH SMITHFIELD REPOSITORY MR EDWIN MORRIS, Auctioneer, bet;s to make U known that he has always a good collection of Horses fer Sale, Match Fairs, Welsh Cebs, Cart Horses, etc. (Alsa Carriages and Harness of very description. j Anyone having surpluR HORSES, LIVE STOCK Carriages, etc. to dispose of. kindly Bend them to the Repository. A visit is invited. Moderate terms. d7 1- FRENCH LESSONS. A French Lady is prepared to give lessons in Kreocli Conv«r«ation aad Literar ture.Write or apply after 6 o'clock. MDLLK BASSTER, Somerville School, 14, South Terraoe, il37 AberyetwytiJ. ■ 1|J- "1 1. MASSAGE AND REMEDIAL GYMNASTICS ON THE SWEDISH METHOD. MISS MAY TEMPEST (Certificate Bedford Physical Training College), Teacher Gym- nastics and Drill, University College of Wales, Aberystwyth, (rives Massage Treatment under Medical Superintendence. Terms For General Massage, 7s 6d per treat- ment for Local Massage, 5s per treatment for Massage and Gymnastics for daily treatment of Lateral Spinal Curvature in Children, 21s per week. 8, Stanley Road. Aberystwyth. 1112 DRILL CLASSES, LING'S SWEDISH SYSTEM. MISS MAY TEMPEST (Certificate Bedford Physical Training College), Teacher Gym- nastics and Drill, University College of Wales, Aberystwyth. Classes will be held at the W. M. Institute, Chalybeate-st.:—Children'* Classes, Saturdays, at half-past One o'clock, Jan. 20th. Fees, ten lessons, os. in advance. Ladies' Classes, en Wed- nesdays, at 5-45 p.m., Jan. 24th. Fees, for ten lessons, 10s. in advance. Miss MAY TEMPHST can be consulted at 8, Stanley Road, opposite Trinity Church, on the evenings of Thursday and Friday, from five to seven o'clock and on Saturday, at the Institute, Chalybeate-street, at one o'clock. Massage and Remedial Gymnastics on the Swedish method. illl NOW IS YOUR LAST CHANCE to buy a magnificent TEACHERS BIBLE BOUND IN MOROCOO. Published at 12/6., and now offered for 4/6., or post free 5/0. SYDNEY V. CALLOWAY THE BOOK DEPOT, New St., Aberystwyth. _n CHRYSANTHEMUMS. (IRANI) DISPLAY OF ARUM LILIES AND WHITE CHRYSANTHEMUMS, At WEBSDEL L 'S CAERGOG NURSERY. PRICES MODERATE. <> Wreaths and Crosses. Good assortmentof Ferns and Palms itto b JUtciiOit TOWYN, MERIONETH. SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD BUILDING SITE. MESSRS. DANIEL, SON. & MEREDITH JJLiL have been instructed to Sell by Public Auction at the Corbett Arms Hotel, Towya, on Friday, January tltø 19th, 1906. at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, all that piece of land situate on the Northern side of High-street, Towya, having a frontage to High-str«et of 40 feet or thereabouts and txtendiug back 100 fetit or thereabouts, together with the building thereon now used as a Photographic Studio, and in the ocoupation of Mr B. Pierce. Also a right of way 10 feet wide along the Western side of the said premiseF. For further particulars, apply to the Auctioneers or to Messrs Smith, Davies, & Co., Solicitors, Aberystwyth. i92 TOWYN, MERIONETH.! IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE FREE- HOLD BUILDING SITES. MESSRS DANIEL, SON & MEREDITH have received instructions from Mr D. A. -o. ftdwards, to Sell by rublic Auction at the Corbett Arms Hotel, Towyn, on FRIDAY, JANUARY 19th, 1906, AT 3 15 P.M., subject to conditions of sale, to te then and there product, Eight desirable FREEHOLD BUILDING SITES i uate and having each a Frontage of 42 feet or thereabouts to Sandiianda Ruari, Towyn, with a depth backwards ranging from 167 feet to 361 feet and containing an arta ranging from 616 square jards to 1,114 square yards or there-bouts. Sewer, Gas aod Water Mains adjoin the pro- perty. Sandilands Road is fthe main road to the New North Promenade aod Golf Links, being also in close proximity to same and Railway Statkn. Further particulars may be obtained and plan inspected at the offices of the Auctioneers, Tomyn anri Aberystwyth, and Messrs Hughes and Llojd, Solicitors, Towyn. i64 ABERYSTWYTH. SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MESSRS DANIEL, SON, & MEREDITH will Sell by Auction at their Sale Rooms, Queen's Road, On an early date, A valuable assemblage of antique and substantial modern Household Furniture, and other effects. Further particulars in future issues. h937 TOWN HALL. ABERYSTWYTH. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MESSRS MORGAN & ROBERTS hare received instructions to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION at an early date, at the above, a large memortment of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. For further particulars see next issue. i 116 MORGAN & ROBERTS, Auctioneers, Accountants, and Valuers. Sales, Valuations, etc., promptly attended to and terms of Sales punctually carried out. Accounts audited and Balance Sheets prepared. Rents collected and Debts recovered. Short Loans arranged and Bills discounted at reasonable rates. For terms, apply at Offices- No. 1, NEW STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. t J' Branch Office at Tregaron open on Tu esdaya. partmtntø. APARTMENT8.—PENBRYN, 55 MARINE TERRACE, Proprietress, Mr flarry Lloyd (late Rock House.) Comfortable apartments in beat portion on the Marine-parade House re-deoorated throughout. Moderate term s -Apply, Proprietress, y510 APARTMENT OR BOARD RESIDENCE AT ABERYSTWYTH PLYNLYMON HOUSE, VICTORIA (MARINE) TERRACB. 14M & A. HALL. APARTMENTS OR BOARD RESIDENCE. Plynlymoa House is modern-built on the finest and healthiest portion of the Marine-parade, is provided with baths and a' 'I necessary appliances, and is comfortably famished, tktch Sitting Room has AN ONINTSKSUFTBD eA V un" and the Bedroma tare large and airy. The SANITARY Arrant, h-Mr.NTS are certified by the Medical Officer of Health for the Borough to be perfect •ad complete." tpecia. Terms torJWinte and Spring Months. Excellent References as to Cuisine and Management' HAFOD ARMS HOTEL, DEVIL'S BRIDGE, R.S.O. THE MANAGEMENT of the above Hotel have decided to adopt A SPECIAL, CHEAP, INCLUSIVE RATrf FOR WEEK-END VISITS DURING THE AUTUMN AND WINTER MONTHS, To commtncjt from Saturday, September 30th. This is especially to meet the convenience of residents in Aberylltwyth who are unable to get away during the summer. Inclusive terms, Satur. iay bo Monday, 16s. Special terms quoted for longer periods. Apply to h542 THE MANAGER. GOGERDDAN ARMS HOTEL, PONTERWYD. THIS HOTEL i3 under entirely new manage- ment. Every attention paid to the comfort of Visitors, Commercials, Cyclists, and Motorists, and Parties. Situated at a high altitude, amidst mag- nificent scenery, famous for its salubrity and bracing climate. Highly recommended by medical men. SANITARY ARRANGEMENTS PERFECT. Capital Fishing and Golf in the neighbourhood. Conveyances meet trains at Devil's Bridge. Posting in all its Branches. Motor Garage. For tes. apply Manageress. h231 THE ONLY CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ETC. Lloyd's Aniseed Lung-Tonic- Each Trial a CURE. In Bottles, Is., and 2s. Od. Prepared only by B. TAYLOR LLOYD, M.P.S., (Medallist in Pharmacy & Chemistry) BRIDGE STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. h905 11 will REGINALD WORTHINGTON, REGISTERED PLUMBER, GAS & HOI WATER FITTER. Sanitary Flttlnpi* Sheet Lead, Pipes, etc, always kept ta stock Charl, very moderate. All work guaranteed. Orders executed on the shortest notice. ADDRESS 31, PORTLAND STREET SHOP THE ARCADE. ABERYSTWYTH gales bl1 Ruction. TOWN OF LAMPETER. IMPORTANT SALE OF DESIRABLE FREE HOLD DWELLING HOUSES, AND LEASE- HOLD DWELLING HOUSES, AND LEASE- HOLD VILLA RESIDENCE. MR. DANIEL I. REES has been in- structed to Offer for Sale, at the ROYAL OAK HOTEL, LAMPKTEK. On Monday, the 29th day oj January, 1906 j (MONTHLY MAKKKT), At 3 o'clock p rn., (Suhjsct to Oouditions then and there produced), the undermentioned EIGIIT FREEHOLD DWELL- ING HOUSES With extensive GARDENS, situated in Greenfie'd Terrace, Lampetf-r, as ful'ows Lot I.-No 2. In the occupation of Mr Edw. Jones Lot 2.—No 11 Mrs Jones Lot 3.-No 4. Mr J. Lane Lot 4.—No 5. Mrs Sarah Evans Lot 5.-No 6. Mr Evau Evans Lot 6-No 7. „ „ Mr Mills Lot 7.—No S. „ It Mr W. Griffiths Lot. 8.—No 9 Mr Evan Jones All the above Hous-s are modern find substan- tially built and well arranged, contaitling Kitchen, Parlour, 3 Bedroom". and Bick Kitchen, with extensive Gardens. Aiso, the desirable LEASEHOLD VILLA known as MAESYDDERWEN," eituatfd in Station Terrace, LIIomp(-ter, wi¡"in 100 yards of Railway Station, now ill the occupation of Vendor. It is held under a lease of 70 years, about 63 years of which is unexpired. This Vilia is substantially built and well fitted with all conveniences, coti-aining Basemeot- Kitchen, Scullery, Pa-itry, and large Storeroom. First Floor—Larg- Dicing Room, Drawing Room, best Ki chen, aud Office. Second Floor-Four large Bedroom*, Bathroom and \V.C. Third Floor —Two large Bedro^ma. Together with large and well cuhiviited Garden at the back, with carriage entrance, and containing Coal House and W.C. fhis Villa has been so constructed that it cm be converted into business premises if desired. For further particulate, apply to Messrs D Lloyd & Son. Solicitors, Lampeter, Mr D. Davies, Maes- ydderwen, Lampeter, or the Auctioneer. il40

Parliamentary JUbrcas. MERIONETH PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION, 1906 TO THE ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY OF MERIONETH. _0.- GENTLEMEN, I desire to express my high appreciation of the honour which you nave done me in again returning me unopposed as Liberal member of Parliament for my native County. In thanking you for the renewal of your con- fidence, I would gratefully acknowledge the hearty support and kind indulgence you have so generously extended to me during the last five years, for which it has been my privilege to represent you in the House of Commons. In Parliament, If sball in future, as in the past, bear in mind that I am the County's representative, and my policy throughout will be dictated by what I conceive to be tne high- est interests of the Electors, and any mea- sures that are in consonance with Liberal principles, and with the convictions of the Welsh people, will receive my earnest and active support To the County and to the Principality as a whole, the two questions of supreme import- ance in the coming months will be those of Disestablishment and Education. As a loyal Churchman and Liberal, I am strongly in favour of the former, believing as I do that it will quicken the spiritual life of the Church, and as an educationist. I shall lend my warmest support to a measure to secure complete public control of all schools main- tained out of public funds, and for the entire abolition of religious tests. A strong believer in Free Trade. I am con- vinced that the country cannot but suffer incalculable loss by' the "adoption of the poli- cies associated with the names of Mr Balfour and Mr Chamberlain, and the new Govern- ment can count on my complete co-operation with them in their Efforts to maintain un- impaired the principles cf Free Trade and open ports. There are many other subjects of interest to Wales, particularly those of Temperance, Rating of Land Values, Enfranchisement of Leaseholds, and any measure to further the convictions of the Welsh people upon these important questions will always receive my hearty' support. The question of labour will always receive my earnest consideration, and it will be my privilege and pleasure to do what I can to promote the welfare of the working classes. On other questions, I am in thorough ac- cord with the sentiments expressed by the Prime Minister in his Albert Pall speech, and I shall always support the Liberal Gov- ernment in their foreign and domestic policy and particularly in their efforts to lessen the burden of taxation. I am, Your obedient servant, ARTHUR OSMOND WILLIAMS. Castell Deudraeth, Penrhyndeudraeth 16th January, 1906 il47

ttÐlnte9 brtÐ.6tø. A CLEARANCE SALE OF Cloths, Dress Materials & Millinery WILL COMMENCE ON THURSDAY NEXT, 25th, AT Mrs. D. R. WILLIAMS, — 43 GREAT DARKGATE STREET. il25 HIGH CLASS TAILORING D. JONES < showing a very fine range of the Newest Mate- rials, now just to hand; selec In design and quality 4nitable for gentlemen's wear at very moderate Prices. LADIES TAILORING. for ladies' wear a very extensive range of Pattern are to hand in COSTUME CLOTHS, SERGES, HOME SPUNS. VESTINGS, &c. [.&diet, on placing theii orders for these can confi- dently rely on having them maae ny taiiors oe oui 9WD premises correct in every detail; at very low Prices. ESTIMATES ON APPLICATION. NOTIC MA ADi)uxss- 5 CHALYBEATE STREET, ABERYSTWYTH BULBS! BULBS! d. Vearey, 17, NORTHGATE STREET, ABERYSTWYTH, Has now in Stock a Genuine & Reliable Variety o FLOWERING BULBS FOR PLANTING. Also all Kind of Seasonable FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.

IdatliamcntatD Abbrtzscz. TO THE ELECTORS OF THIS COUNTY OF CARDIGAN. GENTLEMEN, The unanimous vote ef the County Liberal Association in selecting me to be your Candi date proves that my tiervicea during the ten years x have been your representative in Parliameut I have been satisfactory, and If elected egain I shall in the future as In the past fcerve you with the same diligence and laithfuluess. Conjointly with you, I rejoice that power ha., been traueterred from the lav-J oiscrtditable GOY- nient into the hands of so able and eneigetic a body of n;ea as the present Government, ana it will give me the greatest possible pleasure to hupport them iu carrying into effect m«a«ures on the grt-tt questions enumerated by the Prime Minister, namely, the Amendment of the oppressive Edu cation Act, so as to entrust localities with popular control over the Schools, and the abolition of re- ligious tests in the selection of teachers the amend- ment of the unjust Licencing Law the abolition of Chinese S avery in South Africa Land Law Re- form and the readjustment of political power, including the Keform of tne House of Lords and (r,a_,y other minor questions. The Prime Minister liaviag done Wales the honour of appoiu ting three of its representatives to offices in the Government, we may looa forward wit ) confidence: to au early introduction of a Bill tor the Disestablishment of the Cr.urch of England .n Wales, which shall receive my hearty support. As to the Fiscal Policy Question which, in my opinion, has been brought f.rwsrd merely to divert public attention from the reckless extiava- gance of the Jaie Government in connection with the War iu South Africa, I wish to declare myself a pronuunced Free Trader. I am still, as I always have been, strongly favour of Women's Suffrage. I earnestly appeal to the people of my native county to tafee tiiit3 opportunity of recording their voiea in my iavour so ¡'at I shail return to Parlia- ment witu a large majority, proving to His Majesty's Government that Cardiganshire is true to tne cause of Liberalism. 1 I remain, Yours faithfully, M. L. VAUGHAN DAVIES.

AT ETHOLWYR CEREDIGION. F oneddigion, Y mae bleidlais unfrydol CymcLedthas Rhyddlrydol y Sir wrth ty newis i fod ytn Ymgeisydd at yr Etholiad agoshaoi yn profi fod iJ:f ngwasanaeth. yn ystoa deng mlyn- edd yr wyf wedi cael yr anrhydedd o'ch cynrychioii yn y Senedd wedi food yn fodd- haol, ac os ethoiir fi etto bydd i mi eich gwasanaethu yn y dyfodol gyda'r un diwyd- rwydd a ffyddlondeb ag yn y gorphenol. Mewn undeb a chwi, llaweny^haf fod y gallu wedi ei drosglwyddo oddiwrth y Llyw- odr&eth. waradwyddus ddiweddar i ddwvlaw oorph o bobl mor alluog ac egniol a'r LJJTT- odraeth bresenol, ac fe rydd i mi y pleser mwyaf possible i'w cynorthwvo i gario i weithrediad fesurau ar y cwestiynau mawr- ion a enwir gan y Prif Weinidog, sef, Cyf- newid y Ddeddf Addysg orthrymus fel ag i ymddined i'r cymydogaethau lywodraeth boblogaidd dros yr Yegolion,, a diddymiad profion crefydd yn newisiad athrawon; Gwelliant y Ddeddf Drwyddedol anghyf- iawn; Diddymiad Caethwasiaeth Chineaidd yn Ne Affrica; Diwygiad vn Neddfau'r Tir; ac ad-drefniad y gallu gwleidvddol gan gynwys diwygio Ty'r Arghvytldi a llawer o gwestiynau ereill llai pwysig, Yn gymaint a bod y Prif Weinidog wedi gwneyd a Chymru yr anrhydedd o benodji tri o'i ohynryehiolwyr i swyddau -n y Liywod raeth ( gallwn edrych yn mlaen yn hyderus am ddygiad yn mlaen yn fesur i sicrhau Dadsefydliad Eglwys Loegr yn Nghymru, yr Irwn a galff fy nghefnogaeth galonog. Mewn perthynas i'r Owestiwn Oyllido1 (Fiscal Question) yr lrwn, yn ol fv marn i. a ddygrrcyd yn mlaen yn unig i'r amcan o droi sylw y wlad oddiwrth wastraff cywil- yddus y Llywodraeth ddiweddar ynglyn a'r rhyfel yn Ne Affrica, dvmunaf ddatgan fv mod yn Rhydd Fasnachydd trwradi. Yr vdwyf yn parhau fel o'r blaen yn gryf o blaid estyn yr Etholfraint i fenywod. Apeliaf yn ddifrifol at }.ool fv sir ened- igol am iddvnt ddefnvddio .I cyfIeura presenol i roddi en oleidleisiau m fv ffafr fel ag: i'm dychwelyd ett-o i'r Senedd try da mwyafrif mawr. a. thrwy liynv brofi i Lvw- odraeth ei Fawrhydi fod Ceredigion vn par- h"u mor devrngarol ag erioed i achos Rhyddfrydiaeth. Ydwyf, Yr eiddoch yn fiyddlawn, M. L. VAUGHAN DAVIES. Tanybwlch, 8fed Ionawr. 1906. ill7

Public cØotitts. MANCHESTER AND MILFORD RAILWAY COMPANY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant Zo the Standing Orders of Parlia- ment a SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the Shareholders of the Company will be held at the Great Western Royal Hotel, Paddington, London, W., on WEDNESDAY, the 3lst day of JANU- ARY, 1906, at one o'clock in the afternoon when the following Bill will be submitted for the con. sidpration and, if thought fit, for the approval of such meeting, viz. A Bill intituled A Bill for authorising a Lease of the Manchester and Milford Rail. way to the Great Western Railway Company and other purposes." JOHN BURTON BARROW, Chairman. WM. FELIX POOLE. Secretary. 22, Conduit Place, Spring Street, Paddington, London, W. 10th January, 1906. i99 E. R. CARDIGANSHIRE. NOTICE is Hereby Given that the next ASSIZES or Commiss'oa of Niti Prius, of Oyer and Terminer, and General Gaol Delivery, for the County of Cardigan, will be holden and kept at the Town Hall, in the town of Lampeter, in and for the said County, on Monday, the 22nd day of January, 1906; Before the Right Honourable RICHARD EVERARD BARON ALVERSTONE, G.C.M.G., Lord Chief Justice of England, and the Honour- able Mr. JUSTICE A. T. LAWRENCE, Knight, one of the Judges of His Majesty's High Court of Justice, Justices of our said Lord the King, an signed by Letters Patent of our R,%id Lord the King under the Great Seal of the Unite I Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, when and where Pro- secutors of Felons, and their Witnesses, and also all Justices of the Peace, Mayors, Coroners, Eacheators, Stewards, Chief Constables, and Bailiffs of every Hundred and Liberty in the said County, and all Jurors, are required to attend and to bung with tntm all iwmib, r^ecoros, indict- ments, and other Remembrances which to their several offices appertain. Dated this 5th day of January, 1906. EDWARD ROBKRTS. Esquire, Sheriff. g-.B-The Magistrates of the County, and their Clerks, are requested to deliver to the Clerk of A-m ze—on opening uf the Commission- the Recognizances aud Depositions in fach case and all Attorneys in Criminal Pro- secutions are to deliver the Bills of Costa, for taxation by the Clerk of Atsize, pending the Trial of each ro!(cut.iQn. i86

Jtaliamcntary JUircssrg. GENERAL ELECTION, 1906. TO THE FREE AXD INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE CARNARVON DISTRICT BOROUGHS. GEXTLEMENj The startling electoral results already recorded show how deeply the people of this country resent the mismanage- ment of their affairs and the perver- sion of their confidence by the late Gov- ernment. There is an angry note in the very magnitude of the majorities whereby the Minister mainly responsible for the misgov- ernment of the last few years and the men who aided and abetted him therein have been swept away by the electors whose trust they so notoriously betrayed. The British eloctor nas made up his mind to give the new Min- istry a ohance and he knows that the only way to enable them to overcome the parlisu- mentary difficulties which beset every Govern- ment is to provide them with an overwhelm- ing majority to support them in the House or Commons. As a member of this Government, I seek election to Parliament as your represen- tative. I have now represented the Carnarvon Boroughs in the Imperial Parliament for nearly sixteen years. During that period, I cannot claim that my speech and action have always been in accord with the sentiment of all my constituents; that would obviously be impossible. But at all times I have sought to serve them honestly and faithfully accord- ing to my oonviction of what is right I have now visited all the boroughs of this constituency a.nd plaoed before the electors in each my views on the political topics of the hour and I have at my public meetings invited questions from the electors, either on my record or on matters which they desired to elicit my opinion upon. I propose to go round the constituency once more. It is therefore not necessary for me to recapitulate here the programme I have expounded at length at these public mteetings Wales in my judgment is becoming more and more capable of rendering to the Empire and through the Empire to the human raoe as a whioae, benefits which are quite out of pro- portion to its size and the number of its popu- lation. In their turn, all nations receive the call to take a leading share in carrying out some part or other of the work of humanity, and small nations have been honoured with the greatest. missions. It is my earnest belief-and this faith oon- stitutes the propelling principle of mv pol- ltieal life—that the turn of Wales 1 as oorne, and if all her sons and daughters and the stranger within her gates do their dutv, eaoh in his or her sphere of life, the history of our little country will be worthy of a place among the records of nations that have done great things to help mankind along the steep and rugged path to better things. In co-operation with men of all political and religious creeds who are striving for the attainment of this ideal. I have worked hard, and I now ask for nothing better at your hands than that you should afford r. e the opportunity of continuing my labours towards the same end. The position of Wales 's a c n^t vfc.i- ent part of a commonwealth of nations whose aggregate dominions are wider than those of any Empire that e'er the sun shone on" and whose people embrace one-fifth of the population of the world, enhances the op- portunities which Welshmen possess for serv- ing their generation. And they can render no truer service to the Empire than by in- sisting on an application of the great prin- ciple of freedom to commerce, education, local government, land, and religion, within the bounds of the United Kingdom. I naturally feel a pride in being the first Welshman of race and tongue to have ever been included in the Cabinet of this immense empire, but what affords me most satisfac- tion in this promotion is the knowledge that it increases in some measure my power and influence for service to a country of whose future I have such an assured hope. I remain, Your faithful servant, D. LLOYD-GEORGE. Brvnawelon, Criccieth, January 15th, 1906. i-130

Public goitres. CARDIGANSHIRE EDUCATION COMMITTEE. The following posts are now vacant :— {Applications t. be School Vacancy Salary j sent er before i Jan. 11 Rhydypesnau C. Uncertificated £ 45 H. Lloyd, Esq.. Teacher Tregar*. Art. SO or 51 Broadest C, Male Da £ 40 T. Thomas, Esq., Solicitor, LlMdyss&l Llandyssul C. Female Do. *55 Do. Llandymul C. Female Do. *55 Do. Do. Kale Do. £ 50 Do. Applications should be accompanied by copies of three recent testimonials. JENKIN JAMES. M.A., County Education Office, January 15th, 1906. Aberystwyth. 1132 PWLLHELI UNION. I the Undersigned, hereby Give Notice, j that the AUDIT of the Accounts for the halt-year ended the 29th day of September, 1905, of the said Union, and of the several Parishea therein, will commence at the Board Room of the Guardians of the Poor ol the said Union at p", Ilheli, on Tuesday, the 6th day of February, 1906, at 10 o'olock in the forenoon. Dted this 13th day of January, 1906. (Signed) WILLIAM GRIFFITH, District Auditor rf the North Wales A"dit s& District. il23 IIOSKING & MILLER THE ABERYSTWYTH ENAMELLED SLATE & MARBLE WORKS. SCULPTORS AND MONUMENTAL MAS-JFS MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, CKWSES, f and MURAL TABLETS executed in best style in GRANITE, MARBLE, SLATE. or STONE at MODERATE PRICES. ESTIMATES FRKE. Manufacturers of CHIMNEY PIECES, BATH8, CISTERNS, and every tioucription of SLATS GOODS. Dealers tn PLASTER OF PARI3, CEMENT BUILDING MATERIALS, to. Sole Agents for Aberystwv ;,h and District for CALLENDER'S PUkE BITUMEN DAMPCOURSE Rttfcists dampness, pressure, temperature, and tains Do Coal Tar or Pitch. AStock is kept at Aberystwyth. OFFiCi AND WORKS CAMBRIAN STREET IMPORTANT NOTICE. IF YOU WANT TO KNOW WHERE TO HIRE A REALLY GOOD HORSE AND CARRIAGE, OR TO HAVE A WEDDING OR FUNERAL turned out a credit to you, BEN iN ISO N'S is the place to go to- 62, TERRACE ROAD, or the STABLES, PORTLAND STREET, ABERYSTWYTH. viSS CUT FLOWERS AND PLANTS FOR SAIE WREATHS, &c., TO ORDER. TABLE P LANTS, &c., on Hire for Decom ion. -Apply. R. C. Williams, Qaeea's Garioes Aberystwyth. 18D